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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-01, Page 4004 in Owl% BUI01411401 OWMIQ THIAMAIT,OciTKIER 1,01 100 ipsoimmommosibromarataikoesmowmmisaidarmassairreames NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4,4qatlemoiespnwiumloimisompoi•Aatroomr.shopmaiiivapiporesigw.wwmimopoorm In the estate of ELIZABETH ROSS CARDIFF, deceased .0.10.410RetA.Naeitle,Nrefter... NOTICE BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB WISH. TO ANNOUNCE A CHANGE OF DATES IN ROLLER • SKATING NO SKATING FRIDAY NIGHT OR SATURDAY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK SKATING SUNDAY NIGHT AS USUAL FOR SALE Vine piece Oak Jacobean style suite in excellent dining room Phone 887-9464 condition. FOR SALE — Estate car. 1969 Einvoy. Sedan, Only 5,000 miles. Phone Brussels. 887-6915 FOR SALE 1956 Pontiac Sedan, cheap. In, apparent good condition. Phone 887-6622 mo-ricE For all your electrical wiring needS Contact: Don McLean phone 887-9264 Brussels. FOR SALE — Pressure System with softner. Ideal for farm. contact, or call, 887.6751, George Langlois, John St., Brussels. HELP ,WANTED Hairdresser. Preferably exper- ienced. Full or part time. Apply: George of Brussels, or call 887-6751 FOR REN't MOVING LOCAL AND long distance' packing and storage if required. Free estimates. Phone Glenn Cuattigham. 356-2704 Atwood FOR SALE -- Brussels Acre Apple Orchard now have good supply of Lobo apples, so, bring along your con- tainers. SWINE FOR SALE — Yorkshires and Lacombes. Boars and Gilts. Jan van Vliet, RR 2, Brussels Phone 887-6915 FURNITURE SALE for MRS. M. A. FORSYTH William St. in Village of Brussels SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th 1:30 p.m. Several Rocking Chairs, Couch, Combination Book Case and Desk, Living Room Table, Several Small Tables. G.E. Mantle Radio, C'ilock, Drop Loaf Table, Kitchen Cupboard, Findlay Electric Stove. Extension Table, Buffett, Several Press Back Chairs, Antique Clock. Sewing Machine, Several Antique Chairs, 6 Trunks, 3 Pine Quilt Boxes, Antique Mirror in Stand, Mats, Quilts, Linens, Cushions, Pictures, Towels, Card Table and 4 ChairS, Large Quantity Dishes (Antique), Cooking Utensils, 'Electric Appliances. Numerous Other Articles. Terms . "Cash REAL ESTATE 6 Rooni Intel Brick HouSe. on +Nice. Large Lot, 2 piece BathrO6M. TermS on Real Estate — 10% Cash Day of Sale, Balance in 30 Days When Possesion 'Will Be Given. Sold Subject to Rekerve Bid. JaWagon a, JaCkson, Anstisnesrs AVON, .CALLING YOU an excellent earning opportunity in your own neighbourhood. High earnings, litany new friends and pleasures. Territories available now in 13ETAIRAVF4, MOLES- WORTH, or FOIWWical areas, Call collect te-night. Mrs. M. Millson, London 451.4050 AVAILABLE NOW 2 Bedroom i:itingolow in Brussels, With new aluminum siding, forced air, furnace and new Kitchen cupboards. This home has nice lot and new garage. To settle an estate. Asking naa0, phone 4ve Mcnrad representative Canada Trust-Waterldo Trust, Realtor at Kitchener Office. 744-6338 .or 743-8582 after hours. Will show on Monday. DRIVERS NEEDED Train now to drive semi truck, local and over the road. Diesel or gas; experience helpful but not necessary. You can earn over $4.00 per hour after short.' train- ing. For interview and appli- cation, call 416-362.4002, or write Safety Dept., Transport Training Systems of Canada, Ltd., 207 Queens Quay -West, Toronto 117, Ontario, Canada. ATTENTION FARMERS HAVE YOUR DULL CLIPPER BLADES in for RE-SHARPENING. PRICE PER SET $1.50 Guaranteed To Clip Like New CONTACT: GERALD EXEL 3RUSSELS PHONE 887-9092 (Across from Sales Barn) TENDERS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS Tenders will be received by the iendersigned until 12. noon, October 5, 1970 for trucks to plough snow for winter of 1970- '1'1, as directed by road superinten- dent. Tender to state year, make, model and horsepoweT of truck; type of plough„ length of wing and price per hour. Ta,west or any render not neces- sarily accepted. Wm. McArter, Road Superintendent, R.R. No. 4, Brussels, TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12. noon, October 5, 1970 for a shpervisor for the Morris Waste Disposal Site,_ The site Wilt be Open Wecines- days and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.M. in the winter and frOM 10 a.m.. to 5 pan, and 7 p.m to to'. 9 p.m. in StimMer. Application to state hatttlY rate Of pay expected. LoWest or any appliCation not necessarily accepted. Mrs, Helen 1.), Martin, Clerk. DelgraVe, Ontario. WALTON Walton W.I. Meeting •The Walton Women's Institute held their monthly meeting in the Community Hall, Wednesday evening, September .23rd. Mrs. McDonald, the president, chaired the meeting opening with the "Institute Ode"', the "Mary Stewart Collect" and '0 Canada" with Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull as pianist for the evening, Mrs. Wm. Humphries read the minutes of the last meeting. The Roll Call was answered by 33 members and there were lour visitors present. C'orrespondence was /attended to. n'3. Allan McCall is to be the vot- ing delegate, to attend the WI Area Convention in Guelph on. October 19 - 20. Mrs. Jan van Viiet Jr. will attend to lead in. community singing both days. An invitation was extended from the Majestic W.I. to attend. their Meet- ing on October 8, at the Brussels Library. Mrs. Margaret Humphr- ies is to lay the wreath at the cenotaph in Brussels on Nov. 11. It was voted we order 150 Birth- day Calendars, The Huron COlinty :Rally is to be held in Centralia On Monday, Oct. 5, lunch to be served in the cafeteria. The meeting was turned over to the convenors in charge of "Reso- lutions". Mrs. Geo. McCall intro- ducedv the guest speaker, Mr. Mill, a. lawyer, who spoke on "Fastate -Taxes". He stressed it was a basic and very confusing law. He spoke on drawing up wills. A question and answer period fol- lowed which proved most inter- esting and very informative. Mrs. James Nolan expressed thangs to -air. Mill and presented him with a gift on behalf of the Insti- tute. The treasurer took up the regular collection and the pennies for friendship, The envelopes were collected from each member towards the "Bakelss Bake Sale". Mrs, Alvin lkleDonald and Mrs. James NOlan reported that they lied attended the two-day training S011001 in Wingham fOr the short cOUrse "Accessories iin YOUT HOMO", anyone wishing to take this course, were to hand their names in to either' leaders. The Roll Call fOr the October meeting is to bring something for the Can, cer Cupboard, and Mrs. D, S. Mc- NattghtOn will . be the gtiest Speaker. The Instiidte grade and,. 'God Save the Queen were sting. Lunch was served by the, host- esses, Mrs.. J. Bos, Mrs. .Jan van Vliet Sr., Mrs. jab.. Clark and Mrs. Geo. Blake. . • Walton 4-H. Meetings The first meeting of the Walton E Club members was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Gerald Watson. The election, of officers are as follows: President, Kim Humphries; Vice-Pnes., Susan Humphries; Secretary, Gail Searle; Press Reporter, Joan Bennett. Keeping Mentally Fit and handicrafts were discussed, FOR SALE — Building in excellent condition, 24' x 30', Insul brick siding, equipped with 16 built-in bunks. Located presently in the Seaforth Bruceffeld area. Building must he moved. For further details write to; Mrs Jean McEWan, 44 North Street, Goderich, Chairman L. A. Chides. yoe sego;, your Drume:s Post? NEWS OF BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL The Brussels Fall Fair was held Thursday and :, Friday,' September 24th and 25th. On Thursday. night, the pupils gave, a very enjoyable. singsong and program. at ,the Crystal Pal- ace. On Friday morning school was held until 11:00 ain, when the town children went home for lunch and prepared for the fair. At 12.30 the country pupils. march- ed to Victoria Park where they met the town children, Marching from the park to the fair grounds they were joined by the kinder- garten class at McDonald's Lumber .Yard. While the schools marched to the track on the fair grounds, the marching was judged. After the fair was opened the results were as follows. 1. Grey Ceneral 2. Brussels 3 Walton. There might be a dance Friday night hut first Mr. Scott has to give permission. GOLDEN WORDS REMEMBER . you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you don't; If you like to win, but think you can't, It's almost a cinch you won"t. If you think you'll lose, you'vE, . lost, For out in the 'World you'll find. Success begins with a perSon's . will, It's all in the state of mind, Think big, and your deeds will grow, Think small and you fall behind, Think that you can, and you will; It's all in the state of mind, If you thing you're outclassed yott are; You've got to think big to rise; You've got to he sure of yourself before Yon can ever Win ii prize. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or fastOti matt: But sooner or 'later the man who wins Is the fellow whO thinks 'he can. FOR SALE — 4 year old 'Mare and one year old colt, phone 88.7.6781 ALL . PERSONS having claims .1,gainst the estate of the above deceased, late of the ---Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, .widow, who died on the 23rd day of June 1970, are required to file proof of same with the under- signed on or before the 1.6th day of October, 1970, after which date the executors will proeped to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have received notice. • DATED at Brussels this 1st day of. August, 1970. CRAWFORD & MILL Brussels, Ontario lolicitors for the Executors Held their fifth meeting at the home of Marie Nolan on Saturday, afternoon, Sept. 26. The president opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. Paty McDonald, the secre- tary read the minutes and gave the Roll' Call which was answered by eight members, 'Notes were. given by the leaders on different kinds of burns and treatment. If Beverly McCall demonstrated mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing.. then each girl practised the same in the group work. It was voted June Williamson be the commen- tator for the exhibit "Hazards in the Cupboard at Achievement Day. The next meeting is set for the coming Saturday at .Tune Wiliamson's home. The meeting closed with the 4-H. Motto "Learn to do by doing". The second and third meetings were combined and hPld at Searle's trailer at Goderich, where they hiked through the bush to ;he beach and a Weiner roast was held. Notes were given by the leaders on Personal' Care. The fourth meeting was held at the home of Kim Humphries on Monday evening, Sept. 21. It was opened with the 4-H pledge. It was decided, to call the club "The Walton, I Safety Kits'" The girls were shown bow to do huck- weaving and were given Material to put a sample in record books: First Aid was discussed and we examined a sample First Aid Kit, Next meeting to ,be held on. Mon- day: Mothers, be prepared to receive your daughters coming home Walton II Safety Sallys filthy. Brussels has finally ar- ranged a girls' soccer foam. In the float, section, Brussels School Cheerleaders won first prize. We hope everyone enjoyed the day. We'are happy to say that Mrs. Walker has returned. after a' • week's absence. Unfortunately, last Monday, the School bus left Without the grade 8 pupila due to the stupidity of one teacher; (we are not reveal- ing his' or her name.)