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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-12-18, Page 4.vcgt4mtglvvvygutipppettwopcgegigiwgigNowigmmerivogivip QUEENS HOTE40. sfivssa.s. ENTERTAINMENT AT. .$mi4Ers...AvEN. FRIDAY and, SATURDAY NIGHT ALSO "THURSDAY DECEMBER 23rd THE MAITLAND TRIO FROM .GopERIcH Menu 13erb.pcued, Rios antA Kraut, Southern !cried: Chicket. and CMIpp, CHICKEN DINNERS SUNDAY NIGHT BETWEEN 4. and 7 CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY and "DEC, 26th NEW YEAR'S EVE James Coughtery and Co, From Seaforth NEW YEAR'S NIGHT The )'p .M H RQit illbilly -lJ Stage Show .,,,amerglextetextmEgteclogliwyclgtmmewcovvetpcmo DAIRY COW SALE for HARMEN DEVRIES Lot 6, Con. 9, Grey Township 1 1/4 Miles Eas of Brussels SATURDAY, DEC. 18 at 2:00 p.m. 1 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. 2 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. 2 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs, 3 Holstein Heifer, 2 yi.s. 4 Holstein Heifer ,2 Yrs. 5 Holsein Heifer, 2 yrs. 6 Holstein Heifer,2 yrs. 7 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. S Holstein Heifer 2 yrs, (all close springers) 9 Holstein Cow, 7 yrs., milking, due' in March, 10 Holstein Cow, S yrs., milking due in July 11 Holstein Heifer, 3 yrs„ milking due in June 12 Holstein Heifer, 3 yrs. milking due in Aug. 13 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs., milking, open 14 Holstein Heifer 4 yrs., due Dec. 17 15 Holstein Heifer, 4 yrs., due Jan. 18 16 Holstein Heifer, 4 yrs.. due Feb. 24 17 Holstein Cow, 10 yrs., milking, .due May 20 18 Holstein Heifer, 3 yrs., spring- er, due Dec. 17 19 Holstein Cow, 8 yrs., due March 3 20 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs., spring- er 21 Holstein Heifer, 2 prs., spring- er 22 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. spring- er 23 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs,. spring- er 24 Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs., spring- er 25 Holstein Cow, S yrs., milking, due Aug. 1. 26 Holstein Cow, 5 yrs., close springer, dne, Dec. 2 27 Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. milking, due Mar. 12 28 Holstein Cow, 5 yrs., due Feb. 22 20 Holstein Cow, 5 yrs., milking. due April 27 30 Holstein Cow,6 yrs., milking, clue May 31 31 Jersey Cow, 6 yrs,, due March 9 tl.q Jeri iy Covis, )1111101g, doe AOril 4 40 8.. Oat; Milk (WO (Also Industrial Milk Quota. See Owner) A total of 17 Springers in this Sale No reserve a s the owner is going out of Dairy Farming Not Responsible for Accidents TERMS CASH Jackson & Jackson, Auctioneers If weather is bad sale will be held inside. WANTED TO BUY OR RENT — 3 of 4 bedroom House in Brus- sels. Phone S87-6521, FOR SALE — Dry shelled corn, in 10 ton lots. Contact: Ken R. Campbell. Phone 527-0249 FOR SALE — Used Snowmobile Suits, One large Man Size, One medium Man Size. Phone 887-6862 WANTED — Person over 18 to train for bartender. Apply to: Queen's Hotel, Brussels, 887-6771 FOR SALE — 20 Cross bred Heifers due to calve from now 'till spring, 20 beef cows in calf. 887-9493 FOR SALE — Large sized Findlay Coal Heater, also boy's skates size 6 & 7, in good condition. Telephone 887-016 Rae Houston GTRAYED — Holstein Heifer, about 20 months old, from pasture farm at Mon- erieff, Concession 16, Lot 30, in November, Finder please call 256.2584 WANTED — We buy all old Cars, Tractors and any kind of machinery. Scrap prices. R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont. Phone 887-6502 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 Wmre tirne, it's fun too: Call or wite Mrs, M, Unison, 17 Hawk, l',ondnn 132, 461, FOR 4:A4..4... P91(4 Rea Tyer41144 07,04.U. FOR SALE — A few 00 paintings that would. Make nice Christmas gifts. Mrs, Clara Kerrie 88?-6065 • •••••10n....1•• WANTED Wood Cook Stove and in good condition, ice box Pirie Geddes Schoolhouse No. 1, Con,11, Grey, across from Carl tiemingvray. BUSINESS OF FARMING 04404 Manpower and the Ont- ario Department of Agriculture and Food are sponsoring. a 10 week course on the Business of Farming, The course will start on January 17,1972 and the location will be Elmwood. This course is strongly recommeded to any farm. operator who wishes to improve his farm management ability. Subjects covered will deal mainly with Farm Management. Approv- ed students will receive a Canada Manplower retraining allowance. For further information .and appli- cation, form, contact your local Agricultural Representative or ARDA representative. ETHEL Mrs. L, Smith left Friday to spend Christmas with her two sons in North. Battleford, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dunn and family visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Percy Stephen- son, Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson and Bill„ and Mrs. J. Pearson visited in London with Mr and. Mrs. Don Swift. Ethel Hall Board Meeting Ethel Hall Board held a meeting in November in the Community Centre. It was decided to make some repairs, also to get new steps at the rear of the hall for fire exit.. Rates for the hall rent were set as follows: $7.00 for hall left clean, for one night. 8,4.00 for W.I. dishes and $1.00 for W.I. glasses, extra over rent. Folding chairs and long tables could be taken out of hall. No stacking chairs or stacking tables to be removed, also no card tables to be removed. Ethel W.I. Christmas Meeting The Ethel Women's Institute held their Christmas meeting at the home of. Mrs. Wm. Dobson. A delicious turkey dinner wasserv- ed to sixteen members. The meeting followed. Minutes were read and roll call answered. It was decided to help in the Cancer Fund also donate to the War Memorial Hospital., Other business was held over, Mrs. John Brink presented Mrs. Stan Speiran with a gift for her many years of service, Mrs. Wm. Pobson demonstrated Christmas wreaths and wool animals which Was well received by all, She also conducted two contests, Mrs; Stan SPeirati played foil mots old the montIng omed with 04 01401, CRANBROOK 111iSti ,To-Anne Dunn and 13111 11.1uchan, London, visited over the weekend with. Mr. and. Mrs, Earl Dunn. They all attended a pre- Christmas and 25th anniversary party in the Orange Hall, Listowel for members of the Meehan fain- ilies. It was the silver anniversary of 1111., and. Mrs,. Douglas Whitfield k.:3W9 aVE Att of London. Mrs. ANnitfield. is the former Lois Meehan Carman Fischer, Rexdale, spent the weekend at his home here. Mr, and. Mrs, Roy Marshall, Galt, visited on Sunday with Mrs. crovin Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. .John Beckett, Preeston, 'visited Mr. and Mrs, `Wes, McEachern. • - • - ,g.-, ,;.'r,,.. ymkkkko.!MkrktF WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS Hillcrest Margarine 2 lbs. ------------ 59c Grapes 3 lbs. .. $1.00 Silverwood's Ice Cream 1/2 Gals. ..... 99c Assorted Boxed. Chocolates 1 lb„ 2 1/2 lb., 5 lb. Good Assortment of Christmas Candies and Mixed Nuts. SUPERTEST GAS AND OILS Agent: Listowel Dry Cleaners CRANBROOK PHONE BRUSSELS 887.6593 OW MOW, M) ALVIOD, 04k. HOPPE HOME HARDWARE THIS YEAR GIVE A .GIFT TO REMEMBER Kelvinator Matching Washer & Dryer — Spin-Dry Washer Electric Organ -- Color T.V. — Portable T.V. Electric Fire Place BRUSSELS, ONT.PHONE: 887-6525. mc:Iwaviimmowollemmoito NOTICE TEXAN GRILL RESTAURANT NO SPECIALS SERVED CHRISTMAS WEEK SHORT ORDERS ONLY COFFEE, — GAS MERRY CHRISTMAS "IX.Z Att tfE Abt. Ofile Ag Reg OW M. 47 SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT Surrounded by their fabulous art collection are the brothers Gaylord and Snively Fauntleroy, What with the dwindling family fortune (What? Sell the paintings? Never) .and crippling estate taxes they've been forced to seek employment — at the CSC of all places vvher4 e they host CSC Radlo's Sunday Journaf of the air, Sunday Supplement At 10:0 A.111, Oh 416 theytre known At All R6130400 Arid try l AlieWnt Jost twe tiialf hiStiY d1 ttlsae: I