HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-22, Page 4AUCTION SALE
Estate of Mrs. Margaret Cooper,
formerly of Brussels
and
Estate of Harold I. Durst
Wroxeter
SATURDAY, OCT. 31st
Time 1.30 p.m.
Place: Brussels Agricultural
Building
Auctioneer Harold Jackson
HURON
'DEAD
STOCK
REMOVAL
Clinton
We pay highes prevailing price
for fresh dead or disabled cows
And tartlets over 600 pounds.
Smaller' animals olcitici up as
tterVice t4 WI.11)
84. lour 8ervIdd /-4,I D2y6 a Wok
(:ALL eat:34dt elfiMifill
Free 14064'1046M
W04i146 NAa $13/00
FOR RENT --
Mobile Home with attached,
Rec. rooni, on good lot in Ethel,
Jim Cardiff Ph.; 887-8100
or 887:6164
Walton Ii 4-H Meeting
On Saturday, Oct.' 17th, the
Walton II Safety Sallys planned
their hike for the seventh meet-
ing when they had a weiner roast
at Barry Currie's cottage, follow.
ed by: a walk through the Pinery
on the fifth line of Morirs twp.
enjoying all the different trees
and beautial colored scenery of
the fall season. Then stopping to
watch the Wild 'geese at Peareon's
Pond on our way .home to Mc-
Call's where the meeting got
underway with the president
opening with the 4-H Pledge. The
secretary read the minutes and
gave the roll call. Safety in gen-
eral was the discussion given by
the leaders. Many crafts of lovely
stuffed toys were on display, done
.by each of the club members. As
the group work we ehecked the
list for safety in Your Home in
the members' pamphlet. The next
meeting is called for the coming
Friday.
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It is illegal to retrieve a
dead or inhered bird by use
of a Dower boat 'while a pore .
son is in potlseSeltiti 11
loaded firearm of When
htooeilarY td travel more
illat 100 yards friThl thlt
plane wii0,0 the Dqtatin *att
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DON'T FORGET
Our Third and Final
SPECIAL STOCKER AND FEEDER. SALE
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28th
AT 12:20 P.M.
PHONE 887.6461
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Huron County's Leading Livestock Market "
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ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVE'i
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
SING ALONG WITH DOREEN AT THE PIANO
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
THE ALLEY CATS FROM WINGHAM
TRY OUR FOOT LONG HOT DOGS
Menu: Barbactleci Ribs and. Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken
and Chips
Tendere will he received by the
undersiened Until 1 p.M., lllepdaYa
'November 2nd,, 1970, for 41101Y-
Plowing tor the 1970-1971 season
in the Township grey, Tender
to be-by-the hour, Stilts wake and,
ale of ecteipinent to be need,
Lowest or any tender not necee-
sarily accepted.
Wis. 14 M. Cardiff,
Mark, Township Of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario.
'TENDERS.
FOR .s.NOWN9WING
ToWNStilf, OF GREY. Oitti$SELS-STOCKYAROS
NOTICE —
For all your electrical wiring
seeds Contact; non McLean
Phone 337.9264 'Brussels.
SNOW PLOUGHING
Done At Reasonable Rates
Call Day or Night
Richard Gill
Brussels 887-6596
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Guaranteed service to an types.
Complet‘ Apliance .repairs at
BURKE ELECTRIC
Wingham . 357-2450
Eileotrical Contractors - Appliances
- Motor Rewind, 24 hOur emergen-
cy service.
FOR SALE —
Brick House on Mill Street in
the- Village of Brussels, belonging'
to the late Alec -Coleman. For
further Information or appoint-
ment i:ontact. Donald Coleman',
Box 871, Elmira, Ontario, or
plione1569-2:)53
WANTED: 7--
Lady pensioners for boarders,
Phone - 8874343 ,Brussels
FOR SALE --
5 piece Bedroom Suite in, ex'
' 8S7-930L cellent condition.
FOR SALE —
CabbageS and Carrots
Mrs. Chas.- Meitner . 887-6430
FOR SALE —
A German Shepherd-Cale cross
pup. Phone 887-6760
FOR SALE
4 black and tan Beagle Cross
puppies,. seven weeks old.
Phone 887-6760
FOR SALE
McClary 30" range in gOod
condition. Mrs. George Wheeler
Brussels Phone 887-6789
NOTICE
Morris Township Waste Dis-
posal Site will be open for use by
Morris and Brussels , ratepayers
Wednesdays and Saturdays,. 10.
a.m. to 5. p,m. commencing
Novernber 4, •1970.
Helen Martin, Cleric
TENDER FOR
SNOW REMOVAL
Plainly marked, sealed, tenders
will be received by the under-
signed up to 12 o'clock .noon
Friday, October 30th, 1970 for the
removal of snow at East Wawa-
nosh Public SchOol,
Specifications and tender forms
May be obtained at the office of
the Huron County Beall(' of
Education, 07 Shipley. Street,
Clinton, Ontario.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Mr. R. B. Duniop,
Superitendent of
Business Affairs,
Huron County
Board of Education..
ATTENTION FARMERS
HAVE YOUR DULL
CLIPPER SLAVES
In for
Rt4SHARPENING
isAlbr; PER iItr $1,60
tliffirOtiteed To blip Like NeW
bONTAcT: DE-FIA0 extu..
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thOolitl Ili orii WI* IMO
NOTICE OF MEETING
TO CONSIDER BY-LAW
Take notice that a By,Law
ler raising $300,000 under the
proVisiOus of the Tile Drainage
Act, will be taken. into Consider-
etion by the Coencil of, the Corp-
:oration of the TownshiP of GTO
at ihe Municipal Office of 'the
Township or Grey, Ethel, Ont., On
the and day of Nevelnber,
' at the hciur of One Coelock In, the
Afternoon.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Cleric,
Township of Grey,
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
of Valuable
Household Effects and
Servlice Station Equipment
SATURDAY, OCT. 24th
At 1 O'clock Sharp
at 'KEN WHITE'S FARM
• nth. Con. Morris Twp.,
Brussels road
. Terms Cash.
Household Effects
2 piece Chesterfield Suite;
Corner Tabie; 2 End Tables;
Deep Freeze; Simplicity• Auto-
matic Washer; Nearly new Frig-
idaire; New G.E. Stove with, self-
cleaning oven:: -5 piece Dinette,
Suite (Like new); Solid Oak. Cup-
board; Utility Table;• De Humid-•
'Her; Johnny Poles with shelves;
25" Television Set (nearly new);
Fleetwood Stero and Radio Oomb.
(new); Coffee and End Tables;
5 piece Andrew Malcolm (cherry
wood) Bedroom Suite (new); 3
piece Bedroom Suite (nearly
new); 2 maple Desks; 2 •single
Beds and Night Tables; .2 Chests
of Drawers; • Electric Organ
(new); 9x12 Rug; Picnic Table;
Lawn Chairs; Set of Left Hand
Spalding Golf Clubs; Floor Polish.
er; Vacuum Cleaner; Electric
Can Opener; Cooking Utensils
and Dishes; Antique Swiss
Beacon Lamp.
Service \Station Equipment
Automatic Pump Nozzles;
Nurtierous Tools; Coffee Mach,
mile; .Oil; Antifreeze', Windshield
De leer; Nuts and Bolts; 3 hp.
Briggs •and Stratton Motor; 2.
Motor Scoottere; Apache Camp-
ing Trailer with Camping Acces•
Witte, Large number of articles
too numerous to mention,
Ken Brown, O. Bryce,
Proprietor Auctioneer
tat ow of bad weather thie sale
will be held Wider Ooveilt Mlyo,le
to Di*eviDw tit,.ia Dixtetand,
Dtttiiitit ,illy do 10 Ot t1i glind
ilti Ira tit' ningS mug 't
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs, Ceeit .Lydiati and
son Keith have moved to their
new home in Blyth.
Don , Denn is uudeeW ent
surgery last week in Stratford
Hospital.
W, J. Leerning . and sons Tom
and Sohn 'took part in the Inter-
national Plowing Match near
.Lindsay last week.
R. ev. D. liocken, was in charge
of the 'Sunday morning•Service at
.Duft's United Church with the
C.O.I.T, in the choir aceompanied
by Mrs Murray .Smith as pianist.
A duet was 'gi,yen by Dena and
Debbie Wey with their guitar ac-
companist. Miss. Marion McCallum
gave a reading, A. pleasing duet
was sung by Rev, and. Mrs.
Docken
It was announced the Sunday
School would..begin at-10 a.m. and
the church service at 11, 11.111. next
Sunday. .
Alexander Guiutzen . met with
a''serloas accident last Friday
evening on his way' home from
work. 'when his car 'left the road.
He present a. patient, in
Wingham Hospital' and is reported
in. satisfactory 'Condition::
Mr. and: Mrs. L. D. sender of
Listowel 'visited . Sunday . at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
.
Mrs. Mabel Mogir of 'Windsor
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Margaret Humphries and the
Humphries families.
Ross Bennett is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Miss Linda Traviss, nurse-in-
training, at St. Mary's Hospital,
'Kitchener, spent the weekend
with her parents. \ • .
Mrs. Gordon McGavin has been
taking treatment at 'Westminster
Hospital. We hope all the sick of
'the community have a speedy re-
covery.
Ml's. Jan van Vliet and Mrs.
Allan McCall from the Walton
Women's Institute,. attended the
31st annual W. I.. Conventionin
MOVING/
LOCAL AND long distance
packing and storage.; if reqUired.
Free estimates. Phone Glenu
Cunuigham 356.270: Atwood
Guelph, on Monday and. Tuesday
of this week.
Hilda Sellers spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Traviss.
Mission Band Meeting
The meeting of the 'Mission
Band 1vas held in the basement
• of the Walton Church Sunday
'morning With 29 in attendance.
The President, Peggy Dennis was
in charge of the devotions. The
hymns were accompanied by
Dianne Goclkin and Laura Dennis
as pianists. Everyone listened to
a tape from Dave Ross, the stu-
dent minister at the mission field
out West in answer to the child-
ren's letters sent to him this
past summer. The new officers
are as follows:
President. Peggy Dennis
Vioe-President . Brian Smith
Secretary • Jane. Leenting
Treasurer Dianne. Dennis
Asst. Treasurer .... Ronald Smith
The collection was received and
donated to 111;14CEF. Next month
everyone,.is to bring their white
gifts. Classes were held with Mrs.
' Mac Sholdice, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs.
Merton Hackwell, and Miss Karen
Coutts as teachers.
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