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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-12-03, Page 4F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL . Drama Club Presents a DRAMA and El L,M NIGHT n the School Auditorium on ec.10th & llth 197 Twa Barsasta jolt bausilms" 0.1••••••ice,••••47..A.,4401.........91,1*Ar r rftlixEl•Imagoll••••••• folomentimommionamomapiorrousiftwomonommorsomosiosoosousolsoweiooms ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS .MIKE HODG.ERT and the TRI-TONES ok Exeter FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT TRY OUR FOOT LONG HOT DOGS Menu: Barbacued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips PAINTING and DECORATING Done At Resaponable Rate Call For Free Estimates BURTON PRIOR Brussels Phone 887-6441 NOTICE ---f• • For all your electrical wiring • 3Weds Contact: Don 411cLean ZehOne 8.87-9264 Brussels. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Guaranteed service to all types. Complete Apliance repairs at 13t3RKE ELECTRIC Wingliatu • 357-2450 Eilectrical Contractors - Appliances - Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergen , Cy service, NOTiC E Morris Township Waste Dis- posal site will be open Wednes- days and Saturdays from 10 aan. to 5 p.m. for use by Morris and Brussels residents only. Helen D Martin, Clerk Morris Township DRIVERS NELi)ED 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 application, call 416.362-4002, or write Safety Dept. Transport Training Systems of Canada Ltd., 207 Queens Quay West, Toronto 117, Ontario Can, *ada. . HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL Clinton Due to the decrease in meat prices We are unable to pay for any farm stock. We offer efficient, courtesy, same day, service 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Phone Collect 482-9811 License No. 237-C-70 WANTED — Lady or gentleman pensioner for boarder. Call 887-6343 FOR SALE Nearly new size 2 men's skates Phone 887.9479 FOR SALE • 13, ten. week old pigs,. also serviceable age hulls. Phone 887-9416 — • FOR SALE BY TENDER — Frame building and lot in Brus- sels.. 2.4x 30 instil .brick siding. Apply to: Glenn Smith or Gordon Guy. FOR RENT — MOVING LOCAL AND tong distance packing and storage if required. toree estimates. Phone Glenn Cunnigham 356-2704 Atwood PAINTING and DECORATING Done At Reasonable Rate Call For Free Estimates RICHARD Gill, RR 3, Walton Phone 887-6596 ATTENTION FARMERS HAVE YOUR DULL In for RE-SHARPENING. PRICE PdR SET $1.50 Guaranteed To Clip Like New CONTACT: GERALD EXEL . BRUSSELS PHONE 887.9092 (Across from Sales Barn) MOTHERS HAVE YOU A PROBLEM? FOR THE "'TEENS" we now carry the Latest Line of "Faberge" Wigs.. Exclusive at our Salon. All prestyled — London Look, Swinger Etc. GEORGE OF BRUSSELS JOHN STREET BRUSSELS 887-6751 ANGLICAN CH61RCH St. JOHN'S. BRUSSELS The Rev. Keith Stokes B.A., S.T.B. Box 47, Blyth, ©marl: Phone 523-9334 Or ganist: Mrs. B. Elliott I .30 A.M. Holy Communion RECEPTION and DANCE for Mr. and. Mrs. Alex McEwing 'Walton Community Hall FRIDAY, DEC. 14th Music By: Ian. Wilbee Orchestra Everyone Welcome Ladies bring lunch COMING EVENTS: SCHOOL FAIR MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Belgraye„ Blyth, Brussels, School Fair Board will be held Thursday, Dec. 10, at 8:30 p.m.. in the Bel- grave arena. Pictures of the School Fair 1 970 will be shown. HOWICK LIONS BINGO :Howick Lions ningo will be held on Friday, Dec, 4th, at 8.36 p.m. in Wroxeter Community Hall, Admission $1. 12 regular Games for $10; 2 "Share 'the Wealth"; one $25 Special: Jack- pot of $75 on 56 calls; Door and Consolation Prizes MAJESTIC W.I. MEETING The Christmas meeting of the Majestic I. will take the form of Pot Luck Dinner at 12:30 p.m. Dec, 10, in the Library with the meeting in charge of the branch directors at 2 p.m. Bring some food, silverware, dishes, also a 50c gift with your name inside and a donation for the "shut-in" 'boxes. LEGION BINGO WINNERS Winners at the November 27th Legion Bingo were: Mrs. Fred Ohms, Wingham Mrs. Bill Ward Jim Smith Mrs. Fred Ohms Mrs. Riley, Wingham Elmer Young Abe Nethery, Wingham Mrs. George Hislcop Abe Nethery Tom Warwick Don Workman Mrs: Henry, Wingham Brian: Warwick Mary LoWp Mrs. ChriS Fischer Specialt: Mrs. Lottie' McCnteheon Wayne Willis Dianne Huether, Mrs. Peters Door Prize: ?11rs. Grautthier, Fordwich BOWLING NOTES Ladies' 1-Iligh Single Ruth Lowe 230 Dianne Huether 212 Helen Adams 204 Ladies' High Triple Helen Adams 588 Jane Ward 575 Ruth Lowe 574 Men's High Single Dave Hastings 307 Eddie Rouse 283 Bill Stephenson 276 Men's High Triple Dave Ha.stings 709 Don. Nolan 668 Don Laurie 653 Subs.; Ann Bosnian for Pat Nolan Doris Matheson for Mel Me- Atter Dave Wheeler forCarol Harvey Fiddle Rouse for Murray Lowe Murray Keliington for Gord Smith. HUSBANDS HAVE YOU A GIFT PROBLEM? Call or Visit GEORGE OF BRUSSELS JOHN STREET e7 0747M BRUSSELS, NO ELECTION • (continued freih page one) rates. He also mentioned the lack of sufficient township support of the recreational program' and said more funds must be made avail- able, George MeCutchedn, chairman of the .11.1aitland Valley Conser- Ntation''Autherity, gave an inter- esting talk on their work. Be said years ago""ne.one was interested in conservatiOn but now all are aware ofpollution problems and: conservation of our natural re- sources. He was glad Brussels Counpil are replacing trees that it has been necessary to cut down. No on, he said, is more interested in Brussels dam than he is. There is great potential for recreational facilities but, if let go the Mait- land river will soon be nothing but a polluted stream. 'He also spoke at length on the Huron County Library system. He said it was regrettable that our Brus- sels library has the lowest .cireu, lation in Huron County. Donald. McDonald, member of Huron County Board of Edu- cation gave a splendid report on school affairs, Wilfred Shortreed, new member of the same board, was also present. , Charles Thomas, Reeve of Grey Twp,, complimented. Reeve R. B. Cousins, saying he • was a good reeve, and representative. at County Council. He said he would like to see .a meeting of the councils of Brussels, Morris and Grey, to discuss the recreation financial problem. Thomas Miller representing Morris Twp. said Morris has obli- gations to Myth and Belgrave recreational programs also. He too spoke briefly of the Brussels dam. FOR A C'H'RISTMAS GIFT AT ANY PRICE GIVE A, • NEW CAMEO DECORATOR HARD TUBE It decorates cloth, glass, foam and stryfoam. Grand for dresses, even crirnpleno. The new hard tube is just the thing for children too. They don't crack and leak. Hundreds of new. items yeadY to paint in the new. catalogue, Order now for Christmas gift, Cameo pillow tubing .stamped in. a tWo color design ready to• hem and paint $2.40 pr. Colors $1.25 tube. Cameo pillow tubing $1.20 yd„ Cameo cloth for dresser scarves and luncheon cloths 54" wide $2.20 yd., solid hoops 7" at $1.20 and 10" at $1.80. FOR INSTRUCTIVE PARTY OR TO ORDER CONTACT: CAMEO INSTRUCTOR MRS. PHYLLIS MITCHELL, WALTON 887-6697 DEAD STOCK REMOVAL .SERVICE WANTED DEAD AND DISABLED CATTLE and. HORSES — TOP PRICES PAID SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP FREE OF CHARGE — OVER 150 LB. 24 HR. FAST EFFICIENT SERVICES PHONE COLLECT 887.9334 BRUSSELS BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES 273.c,70-8 MARTIN WEBER BRAND GRAIN AND GRASS SEED Sold And Distributed By THE FORDWICH, FEED MILL Our Representative In This Area Is: MR. DON' FRASER R.R. 2, Blyth Phone Brussels 887-6547 AT 8:00 P.M. Admission: Advance 75c At the door $1.00 Each Tickets Available At: Harris Stationery, Wingham, Mick Hardware, Teeawater, or at door the night of the performance. Tell A ,Friend