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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-05-13, Page 4RANBROOK GENERAL STORE SUPERTEST GAS AND OHS FRESH. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SEWING NEEDS Thread, Zippers, Seam Bindings, Etu WALL PAPER CIL PAINT MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS WORK SHOES AND WORK CLOTHES Agent: Listowel Dry Cleaners CRANBROOK PHONE BRUSSELS 887.6593 • 111111011011.1111111.110'111111111."11111111111Mommilipmela BAUER FARM and GARDEN SERVICE, BRUSSELS, ONT. MAJOR REPAIRS TO TRACTORS AND ALL PAN MACHINERY 00t14404-,,r:7 Bit11861411 iofiT, DRUBS/it ‘Alik$ TittlitSbAY, 4142/761411,1MIAMMIltidletaltadIlitWailtleiple0/1104031.101 QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S. HAVEN THE B. H. AND G. TRIO FROM PERTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT Menu: Barbacueo Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips igtelev.,-T.a/410-2.',FAIIVCCI4AMIMCIP.:-Ie:e,Immloctrcetctexctwoccfoctaictt-mcwa y WANTED — NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pasture for 18 or more ycnIng AND OTHERS • 887-6250 In the estate of Lucy Armstrong, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Huron and Province . of Ontario, Widow. All persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the under-signed on Or before the 31st day of May, 1971. after whi ch date the estate's assets will be distributed, having regard .only to claims ..that' have. then been received. POOLE, BELL & PORTER. 444 Waterloo Street,. bOadon 14. Ontario Solicitors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of ELMER IVAN YOUNG, deceased ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of Elmer Ivan Young, late of the Township of Morris in the County of Huron farMer, who died on or about the 19th day of April, 1971, are hereby notified to forward same to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of May, 1971, after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed with regard only to those claims of which the under- 'Sjglied shall then have had notice. DATED at BrAsSels this first day of May 1971.. CRAWFORD MILL Brussels, Ontaile Soliciors for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of THOMAS GREY PENNINGTON deceased ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of Thomas Grey Pennington, late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, retired labourer, whe died on ur about the 24th day of March, 1971, are hereby notified to file parti- culars of the same with the under- signed on or before the 28th day of May, 1971, after which date the asets of the estate will be dis- tributed with regard only to those' c:tiiims of which the undersigned shall then have notice . DATED at Brussels this first day of May, 1971. CRA.WFORD & MILL Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Administrator DEAD STOCK REMOVAL SERVICES WANTED DEAD AND DISABLEL — CATTLE and HORSES TOP PRICES PAID FOR HORSES ON THE HOOF SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP 24 HR. FAST EFFICIENT SERVIM BRUSSELS PET FOOD 13UP7LIE!,5 2/3=004 eHAROM inn fi leG VRONIt • FOR RENT Pa$4tre for 20 head of small cattle. Geo. Bridge 3374032 Or 887-6249 R. J. ANDREWS 4. SON Ready-To.Lay Pullets, Vaccinated Debeaked, Deworniee twice, with. ps% Livability in' our growing pens, The Kinther Leghorn has early egg They hold together,. fry, poach and boil. to absolute perfection. For delivery from May 4 to end of May. Pullets delivered in a modern Poultry Van. Phone 527-1106, R.R. t, Seaforth, Ontario. SEED FOR SALE — No. 1 Hay Mixture, 6 lb Alfalfa, 5 lb. timothy, 2 lb. red' clover, a lb. Brome 'grass, 2 lb. meadow Fescue. Total 18 lb, costing ,inly $7..17. Hay mixture. No. 2, S lb. alfalfa, 4 lb. red clover, 5 lb. timothy, 3 lb. ]3rome grass. Total 20 lb. costing $8.74 per acre, Per- manent pasture mixture, 6 lb. trefoil. 4 lb. alfalfa, 5 lb timothy; 3 lb, meadow fescue. Total 18 lb. costing $8.00 per acre. -All new crop seed. Mixed free. Pride and Stewarts Seed Corn. Order Early. Planter available. See Roy Cramm and Son, Pinkerton, Phone Cargill 306.2394, WALTON (continued from page one), Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson, Sandra, David, Ann • and Mary attended the Embling-Blanchard wedding on Saturday, May 9 at Bethel Bible Church, Egmondville. Mrs. Watson, Ann and Mary assisted with the trousseau tea for Julia Blanchard that was held on Monday, May 3, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Blanchard, RR 4. Walton, Sandra Watson was one of the bridearxialds at the wedding. Miss Carol Shortreed has re, turned home after spending a ' week's 'holidays =at 'Ottawa with 'Mr. and Mrs. Gary. .Goodnian, Andrew ana Erin. 'Weekend guests with Gordon Me:Gavin were Mr. r. 'and Mrs. Jack 1NJ cGa vin; Le"SIW Matifri„ and Scott of Thornbury and Mr. and Mrs. William Dinsmore, Peter, Bruce and Steven of Brampton. Sunday afternoon they visited Mrs. McGavin who is a patient in Westminster HOspital, Louden. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Shortreed visited her mother, Mrs. Lou Warwick on Sunday in Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Sanderson of Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin, Brian, Cathy and Jeffrey visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Cari Johnston of Bluevale. Miss Eimna Shortreed who is specializing in clothing of the Home Economics Branch at the Guelph University spent the week- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shortreed and Janet. Mrs. Horace Rutledge and: Jim of Leaden Were in the village last Tuesday visiting the Humphries familieS, Meeting • The May Meeting of the Unit ,, ed Church Wonien was held in the,' basement of Duff"s United Church, Walton on Wednegday evolitig, May i, A Dot leek over (f alt ttietuheve of the eAttk rim 00401 the iii titik tO iii bti# iyom 0,qAtitt 6111 (410, ?lid ritlntilii~ Rev. Docken showed films on Pollution and The Challenge of Change in Rural Society in Rural Society with comments by Mrs. Campbell Wey. Mrs. Don Mc- Donald opened the devotional period with a. reading, A Sense of Belonging followed by prayer, Hymn 373 wits sting ' with Mrs. Herb Traviss as pianist. The scripture reading from Psalm 139 verses 7-1.1 was. read in unison, Mrs. Harvey Craig gave comments on "Thi s is the New Creed" closing with a poem, "Thanks Be. To God',. Hymn 390 'Was sung. Mrs. D. McDonald closed this part with prayer. Two contests were enjoyed by the 24 ladies present. which wa s conducted by Mrs. D. McDonald and Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell.. Mrs. Walter Bewley, first vice-president conducted the business. She thanked everyop.e for taking part and was sorry more were not able to attend. It was suggested to have the pot luck supper at a different month in the year. Mrs. Bewley stressed 'that anyone- is welcome to attend'. our •,execu'tive meetings and the convenors of each committee should be present or an alternate. The last executive meeting was read by the recording secretary, Mrs.. Allan McCall. The next executive 'meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of June at 2 p,m. It was voted to sponsor a delegate to Westminster week- end in May and Alma College in in August if anyone could go. The retreat at Nprthstreet Church, Goderich will be held on Wednes- day„lune 16. it was suggested Mrs. Martin Baan and M.rs. Cliff Ritchie go from the U.C.W. It was decided to- purchase 10 Copies of Mandate, to be distri- buted to all leaders. Mrs. Ken ' McDonald gave the treasurer's. re- port and received the offering. The .U.C,W. offered to buy the paint for the outside of the manse,, and help if needed. The supper committee are to meet to revise the prices on. all Menus.. FloWets are to be placed in the church on Sundays in May by the McKillop in June by Walton Unit, in July by the 17th and Boundary Unit, in August by the 8th and 16th ljnit, in September by Mc- Killop Unit and in October by the Walton Unit. A bale is to be pack- ed and all donations are to be left in the church basement ..0y May 31st, Rural Life Sunday was announced for May 16th •followed by lunch alter the morning ser- vice with the 17th and Boundary. Unit to serve. Etta family is to- bring sadwiehes or dessert. Mrs. Herb TraNiss, the corresponding secretary, read thank-you notes from Mrs. Torrance Dundas, Mrs, C. Hudie, Mrs. Ruby }3osman, Mrs, Torn Hack well, and Mrs. Jim Smith. A committee of Mrs. Herb iSS, Mrs. lan Wilbee and Mrs. Ray Hether wa s named to look. into the purchasing of a new piano for the basement. Mrs. Wm. Roe read correspondence against the division in public education bey- ond Grade ten where it now rests.. Several signatures were signed to different forms. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Bene- diction. WHAT'S UP AT GUIDES? Tuesday. May 4th, at the library the Guides started their meeting with the regular opening exer- cises. Collection was taken. We then had a game kicking the bean bag. We were given back our tests. We learned how to make three kinds of knots. We then closed with taps. FOR SALE — Cedar Posts. Apply to Winthrop General Store, Phone 527-1247 FOR SALE — Quantity of Kennebec. Potatoes, suitable for seed. George Noble 887-9346 NOTICE 'Wallace Ross, Sea forth, will pair 75c for Swarms of Bees for the months of May, June, and July. Phone 527,0246 FOR SALE IN BRUSSELS"— A good two story brick build- ing approximately 48 by 17 feet,. Could be made into two apart- ments. Real cheap for 'quick sale. Apply to: Elmer Ellacott APPLICATIONS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF GREY Application will be received by the undersigned until 3:00 p.m., Monday, May 17th., 1971 for 'the position of Road Superintendent for the Township of Grey. Mrs, E. M. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of Grey, Ethel, Ontario. FOR SALE — Straweerry plants;. .improved. Senator Dunlop, the ail around good buy, Ideal for freezing or eating fresh. Plants freShly dug as ordered. Order one hour before calling for plants. $3,00 per hundred plants, Phone 3574325 Winghara. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Electrical Contractors - Appliances Motor 'Rewind, 24 hour emergency erViee, Guareneed service to all types. Complete APpliance repairs at BURKE ELECTRIC Witigham -- 357-2450 "I HAD NEVER SOLD A THING IN MY LIFE, YET I'VE BEEN A VERY SUCCESSFUL AVON REP- RESENTATIVE ." That's the experience of many Avo'n Repre- sentatives, and lit can happen to you. Cal) ar write: Mrs. M. 17 Hawkesbury Ave., London 32, 451-0541 Chistian Family Sunday Christian Family Sunday was. observed at Duff's United Church at the morning service with a good attendance. The Mother"s Choir contributed an anthem "God. give us Christian Homes" accom- panied by the organist, Mrs. Tan. Wilbee, The sacrement of Baptism was administered during the ser- vice of Worship with the fellbtVing .• children being baptised: Tammy Aletha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Taylor; Kristen Jean, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Derwyn Docken: Frederick John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Volker Ileitis:in; Blaine CleoffreY, son of air. and llrs, Nelson Marks, Rural Life Sunday • Next week is. Rural Life Sunday with the Reeye of Grey Township as guest speaker. Lunch will he served following the morning ser- 'Vice with a' social halt hotir:••• follow.