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WANTED TO BUY
Good :Mixed Hay. 887,6200
PIGS FOR SALE —
20 chunks. 50 lbs. 8874397
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT —
a of 4 bedroom House in Brus-
sels. :Phone 887.6521
FOR SALE
new toys.
Mrs. Don Martin
887-6722
FOR SALE —
Light weight, portable Singer
sewing machine in excellent con-
dition. 887,9490
LOST
Holstein Cow, lost two weeks
ago front lot 24, con.1.1., Grey T -Wp.,
Contaet Roger Smith, 887-66S7 •
FOR SALE
5 Holstein Heifers, bred Hereford
due in 2 to 4 week.
John Blake Phone 887-6828
FOR SALE —
Dry:shelled corn, in 10 ton lots,
Contact: Ken R. Campbell. Phone
527-0249
FOR SALE —
Oven ready capon chickens
weighing Isom 8 to 10 pounds
887-9193
FOR SALE —
Cross bred Heifers due to calve
front now 'till spring. 20 beef cotes
In. calf. 887-9493
FOR SALE —
1 iu cks for Xmas. all dreSSeri,
.Pb one your order to be filled any,
time between Dec. 10th and: 23rd.
Phone 887-6091 after 4 p,m.
WANTED
To borrow or rent, a Ski Do for
the months of December, :Jan.
Feb. March. Call 887-9435
Lawrence Plant RR
Brussels
FOR SALE —
2 Snowmobile Snits, Navy, size
5: Gray, size 6x. $5.00 Lack
Phone 887-9340 Bob Richmond
Do yoUr Christmas shopping at
the stores that advertise in the
Brussels Post.
FOUND
A sum of 'money on lawn of
Brussels Alcdical 'Building, Owner
may have same by proving prop-
erty and paying for this ad,
Contact Alfred Knight 887.6291
WINTER VACATIONS ARE FUN,
Take one this winter. Avon
earnings can take your family
to fun in the sun or snow. Be an
Avon representative in your
spare time'. too: Call or
write Mrs. M. Millson, 17 Hawk-
eshury Ave„ London 32, 451.
0541
WANTED —
We buy all old Cars, Tractors
and any kind. 'Jr machinery. Scrap
prices. R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 887-6502
SPECIAL
Summer flavour of ice cream in
2 1/2 gal pails
$4.00
While they last
Huron Food Products Ltd.
Brussels, Ont.
APPLICATIONS WANTED
FOR CARETAKER OF LIBRARY
Commencing January 1st, 1972.
State monthly wage expected,
Applications to be in by Dec-
ember 6th, 1971, to Clerk"s,
Office, Brussels.
REFRIGEiiicriory SERVICE
Electrical Contractors - Appliances
- Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergency
service.
Guaraneeci service to all types.
Complete Appliance repairs at
13URKE ELECTRIC
witigham — 367441,
WALTON
Personals:
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan; Paul,
Chris, Mary Alice and Michael,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. lack
Roland, Michael and Shaune, in.
Kincardine.
George 'Taylor has left for
Brownsville, Texas, where he will
spend the winter months.
Visiting with Mt. and Mrs. Don
McDonald and family 'were Mr.
and Mrs. George Tervitt and fa-
mily, Wingham., Mr. and Mrs.
Doug NeWan and famliy of. Pere-
broke, and Mrs. Newman, Wing_
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hackwell,
.Jeffery,, Blaine and Craig,. visited
in Brussels at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Claire Lofig.
Charles Hay, Hensali, and How-
ard Hakwell, Walton, field work-
ers for the department of social
and family serviceS. fitiron
Qounty, have been on a course for
two weeks in Toronto.
MeKillop Unit Meeting;
l'lte. November meeting was held
at the home of Ethel and Teenie
Dennis in .Seafort.h.
The leader opened the meeting
with Hymn 581,. followed by the
scripture reading from verses in
Exodus. and Galations. The
ditation was taken by Mrs. .Camp-
bell • , Wey.
Mrs. W. Roe • and Mrs. C. Wey
were' in charge of a ..quiz, Mrs.
Glen McNichol gave 'a reading.
on Remembrance Day followed
by .a reading. in unison and hymn
512.
..Mrs. Charles MeCutcheon sang
a solo.. Mri. Wm. Roe gave a
report on the highlights of the
mtoning. ..session of the •Presby-•
terial meeting.. Mrs. Frank Fing-
land of Clinton was guest speak-
er. Mrs. Dave Watson reported
on the afternoon session when
ROY. Stanley MCDonald of Lon-
desboro spoke.
Mrs. Dave Watson read a poem
and the offering was received by
Mrs. N,•Schade and dedicated by
Mrs. C. Wey.
The devotional part of the meet-
ing was closed with hymn 519 and
prayer. •
Mrs. C. Wey led in the busi-
ness, opening with prayer. The
roll call was taken with 15 mem-
bers present and 5 visitors. Thank
you cards were read. Mrs. N.
Schade gave the treasurer's re-
Mrs. S. Mee-airs side as winners.
port, The copper contest ' with
The nominating committee gave
their report 'for officers for the
coming year as follows: unit lead-
er, Mrs. John Burch; assistant,
• Mrs. Neil Mc Gavin; secretary,
•. Mrs. Glen McNichol; treasurer,
Mrs. Merton HackWell; friend-
ship and viSiting, Mts. Dave Wat-
son, Mrs. W. J. Leeming; music,
Mrs. Neil McGavin, Mrs. Merton
Hackwell; rep. for supply and
welfare, Mrs. Dave Watson; so-
cial functions, Mrs. Don Dennis,
Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. Wm. Roe;
copper contest, Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Call, •Mrs. Norman Schade; • 'no-
minating committee, Mrs. Murray
Dennis, Mrs. W.. J. Leeming, Mrs.
Jack Bosman, .
The Christmas meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Glen
McNichol when a noon meal will
proceed the meeting. There is•
to he a gift exchange and boxes
sent to shut-ins. The meeting
closed With prayer: Lunch WAS
served by Mrs. Keith Reid,;. Mrs.
Merton Hackwell and the hos-
tess.
Achievement Day:
The achievement day for the
fall project "Dairy Fare" was
held at the Clinton high school
on Saturday with two girls from
Walton clubs receiving their
county honours which is a com-
pletion of six clubs in 441, home-
,making. They were Gail Traviss
and Heather McDonald.
The morning activities included
the judging with all girls taking
part and in the afternoon, Insti-
tute mothers and guests were
present for the program. Walton
1 clu builder the leadership of
Mrs: Allan Searle and Mrs. Ger-
ald Watson ,presented a skit
"Snack Bar" with all members
taking part. Walton II club led
by' Mrs. Don Nolan and Mrs. Don
McDonald, had an exhibit "Milk's
the rGeatest" with Patty McDori-
aid as commentator. Walton III
club led by Mrs. Harold McCal-
lum and Mts. W. J. Leeining, had
an exhibibt "Many Forms of
Milk" and Marion MeCallUrn Was
COMING EVENTS-'
ST. AMBROSE CARD PARTY
A card Party will he held
Monday evening, December 6th
at S:30, in St. Ambrose parish
hall. Lunch. Silver colleCtion.
HURON FED. OF. AGRI.
WILL SPONSOR ,pANG • • -
The Huron Federation. of Agri-
culture are sponsoring a dance in
th e Wingham Legion Hall on Sat-
urday, Dec. 4th With music by the
Northern- Gentlemen. Everyone
welcome.
SCHOOL FAIR
BOARD MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the
Belgrave Blyth Brussels School
Fair Board will be held Thursday,
December 9th at 8:30 p.m. in, the
Belgra.ve Arena,
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Howick. Lions Bingo Will be
held on Friday, Dec. 3rd at 3:30
p.m. in Wroxeter Community Hall.
Admission $1.. 12 Regular Games
for $10; 2 "Share the Wealth";
one $25 Special; Jackpot of $90
on 56 calls, Door and Consolation
Prizes.
FEDERATION OF
AGRICULTURE MEETING
Regular meeting of the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture
will be held in the O.D.A.F. Board
Rooms, Clinton on Thursday Dec-
ember 2nd at 8:00 p.m. Items of
business will include reports
of O.F.A. Annual Convention and
election of executive members. All
members and interested persons
are invited to attend.
COME TO BLYTH
LIONS CLUB BINGO
Every Saturday Night until
Christmas.. at 8:30 p.m. in Myth
MemorialHall. AdmiSsion $1.00
12 regular games $10 each; 2
"Share the Wealth" gatiles; one
$25 Special. Jackpot of $125 if
taken in GO calls or under. $10
added each week if jackpot does
not, go. 50% of take if jackpot
jackpot does not go to a: full card,
JOIN THE PARADE
Get your floats ready for the
Santa. Claus Parade on. Saturday,
December 18th. Good prizes are
being offered:- Come and see the
parade and do your Christmas
shopping in our well stocked
fitgre0!
CARDS OF THANKS
Sincere appreciation is extended
the Brussels and Blyth firemen
for their successful efforts to
contain the fire at the barn on
Saturday night. Your prompt,
efficient services wem much
appreciated.
Charles Thomas
I wish to thank all the people
of Brussels and District for the
many cards and visits while I was
in hospital and I also would like
to thank Jack and Martg Mc-
Cutcheon for what they did for
the wife and me before going to
Hospital, also Mr, and Mrs.•
Harvey Aitcheson, the nurses of
second floor of Winglia.m and
District, Hospital,, also Malcolm
Jacobs and my.sister Mrs. Clara
Barrett, and' Dr. Bozyk.
J. C. Pegelow •
ONTARIO SCHOOL BOARDS
RECEIVE ALLOCATIONS
'UNDER INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Ontario's school boards have
been allocated $4,270,100 under
the Provincial-Municipal Frog-ram,
Education Minister Robert Welch
has announced.
Of the amount $1,459,150 has
been allocated to Metro Toronto
.and will be distributed among the.
borough schools and the Metro-
politan Separate School 'Board.
Allocations to the counties and
districts were made by the
DepartMent of Mimicipal Affairs
and are based on the welfare
caseload within them.
School boards must submit
their projects to the Municipal
Affair's Department ror approval
and they are subfect to the same
conditions that apply to municipal
projects, Projects approved under
the prograrn will require an ex-,
penditure of $100 in wages for',
every $25 spent for materials and
supervision.
The funds may ue used for •
painting school buildings, clean-
up of school properties, snow
removal, ground leveling, invent.
ory programs and other inainten-
ance workS.
The program. covers schoel
boards across Ontario, including
smaller boards in the unorganized
districts of Northern Ontario.
Mr. Welch said the orogi'ain
will supply the boards with the
labor force necessary to under-
take many of the Mailer im-
provements needled for their
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CKANBROOK GENERAL STORE
WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Voyageur Blankets $4.98
Men's Suede Dress Gloves $1.95
Christmas Wrap $1.50 Value for $1.00
SIRERTEST GAS AND OILS
Agent: Listowel Dry Cleaners
CRANBROOK PHONE BRUSSELS 887-659.:1
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FOR SALE --
Used Snowmobile Suits. One..
large Man Size, One medium Man
Size. Phone 881-6862
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QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN.
FRIDAY and. SATURDAY NIGHT
TEX NOBLE SHOW FROM FERGUS
Menu: ti,Arbacued nos and Kraut, Southern tried Cnicke!
and Chlae
Dining Room Will Be Closed This Sunday
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