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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-01-26, Page 10THOMPSON and STEPHENSON MEAT MARKET Fresh SAUSAGE Fresh • SIDE. PORK 3-lb. 1.25 lb. 490 FRESH LIVER .1b 45' Phone 8874294 FREE DELIVERY • • 4 COFFEE RICH, 32-oz, • • • • • • • • qt. 450 SALMON STEAKS • • w•••,• •• • • •" 113- 1,09 WORK:LT SALE BRUSSELS STQCKYARDSUP,, EVERY FRIDAY AT 12 NOON • •Brussels Centennial .PilObrot,loros4 Juno 29th ..to July 301.. Phone 887.6461 irussels, Ont. News of Ethel. Church Has Annual Meeting Correspondent Mrs. Chester gar), The annual meeting of Ethel United Church was held on Thursday. Business was con- ducted by Rev. E. LeDrew with Mrs.' W, F. Hewitt as secretary. New members to the Board of Stewards are Mrs. Wm. Dobson. and Mrs. W. F. Hewitt as freasurer. Lunch was served at the con- elusion of the meeting. The U.C.W. held a shorl meeting following attending to business at hand. Mrs. Wm. Dobson convened the euchre on Monday, January 17th in the Community Centre. There were 12 tables in play. Welcome home is extended to Robert Pearson who has been in hospital since September 26th. Visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Chester Earl on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Earl and Jeffery of Wingham and Rev. Stanley McDonald of Londesboro who later left on a month's vacation In Texas. Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn are proud grandparents of a first grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn Jr. of Toronto. SNOW REMOVAL FROM TREES CRANBROOK GENERAL STORE 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M1111111 Heavy snowfalls may be scenic ,but they can also dam- age your trees and shrubs, says R. W. Crawford, horticultural specialist, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, We all enjoy looking at large evergreens or birch trees after a heavy snow or freezing rain. Sometimes, however, the trees simply cannot take this extra weight and the branches will break if you try and shake the • snow or ice loose. Remember that the limbs are very cold and brittle and can't stand any abuse. For large valuable speci- mens, it may be best to call in professional help. The workmen will erect a large plastic shield and use heaters to remove the snow or ice slowly and let,the branches regain their upright position. In most cases, remove excess snow gently and count on a thaw to remove the rest. How- ever, says Mr. Crawford, re- member not to shake the branches. Check Your Money Tools Now is the time to check your "money tools" — the instruments you use to build your personal estate. Whether you are saving, borrowing or protecting, Victoria and Grey has the tools you need, such as: — Regular chequing accounts (with interest), special savings accounts (with added interest), and Guaranteed Investment. Certificates (longer term savings with highest interest). We offer competitive mortgage rates. 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LIQUID DETERGENT • • • • • • • • 32-oz. 930 Rabin- HOOD OATS 5-lbs. 890 2-lbs• 67e — WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS — Agent: Listowel Dry Cleaners CRANBROOK - Phone Brussels 887-6593 HOPPE -sildr111111111111."..Home Hardware SPECIAL MID-IkETWEIRTAIIIE= ,ALL PAINTS 20% OFF FURNACE FILTERS 3 for 1.97 KELVINATOR WASHER and DRYER PAIR EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE HOOVER SPIN DRY WASHER SPECIAL PRICE HOOVER VACUUMS ALL PRICES CUT TO CLEAR ELECTOITOME PORTABLE TV's BRUSSELS SPECIAL TO CLEAR PHONE 887-6525 ST.gPHENSCON'S RAKERy GROCERY Ricb's COFFEE RICH • Glad GARBAGE BAGS Bee Hive CORN SYRUP • • • • • • • . • .. • . • • 2.lbs Ins ZIGHETTI, 28-oz. 2 for 650, FREE DELIVERY Phone 887.9226 32-oz. 430 590 .!!! tenereVeregfeft Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee in scanning the Blyth Standard We note in the 13elgraYe News that Mr. Fred Cook marked his 90th birthday rec- ently.,....The Auburn Horticultural Society at their annual meeting reported a successful year with a balance of $110.00 and a membership of 39. The Wingham. Lions Club held an Industrial. Night, according to the Wingharn Advance Times, at which many local people identified with industry heard Caley Hill, vice-president of sales, Dominion Road Machinery Ltd. of Goderich, whose theme was ecWorld Markets." Members and guests numbered 47.....It may well be called a rarity in that Grade 6 of East Wawa.nosh Central School claims the distinction of having tour sets of twins and all in one class. They are Lyle and Lynne Bridge, Angela and Barbara Musheid, Karen and Patricia Scott, Laurie and Lynne Haines...Frank E. Madill will retire from, the education field after serving 40 years, most of them in Wingham. In 1968 the Wingham District High School was named .the F. E. Madill Secondary School in honor of Mr, Madill. The Zurich Citizens News relates that the local Cham- ber of Commerce has set up their various committees for the coming year, The president, Mr. Herb Turk- heimm, and vice-president, Leo Meidinger, look to a busy season. More plans were made by the Brussels Centennial Committee, according to the Brussels Post, when they met recently. A Beard Growing Contest has started and. Mr. John Ainlay, great grandson of wm. Ainlay, founder of Alnlayville has been asked to be Honorary Parade Marshall Brussels Firemen, in a door to door can- vass of the community collected a total of $279.00 for Muscular Dystrophy The Brussels Polar Daize Carn- ival was a success despite the zero weather of the weekend. From the Mitchell Advocate we note that Ken Smith will head the Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce during 1972. In its report it noted 44 members attended the meeting and that the Chamber supported eight ball teams last summer and paid to have the area children bussed to the Mitchell Community swimming pool for lessons once a week during the summer holidays. Hugh Edigh- offer, MPP, was guest speaker at the first meeting of the year of the Mitchell Lions Club. During the course of the evening retiring president, Ted Heimpel presented the new president, Archie Fletcher with a cheque for $750.00, a gift from Standard Products to be used for swimming pool maintenance Mr. and Mrs. A. Sick-, meyer marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. The St. Marys Journal-Argus reports that plans for a brand new sports complex were announced by Super Star Hockey Ltd. of Kitchener, operators of the Walter Tkaczuk Hockey School in St. Marys. Construction on dormitory facilities will begin within the next two weeks on 70 acres in Blanshard Township. The "U" shape building will accommodate up to 70 boarding students .a week, in addition to the day students from St. Marys, Stratford, London, Kitchener, Goderich, Mitchell, List- owel and other areas. It will also include a large lounge,, dining and kitchen facilities and a 20 by 50 foot swim- ming pool. The Clinton News Record relates that Bayfield vol- unteer Fire Department had a difficult time to reach Bob Sterling's home Saturday evening due to the severe storm but managed to make it and confined a blazee to the chimney. We note in the Kincardine News that there is a pos- sibility that Douglas Point may be closed down before the end of 1972. No decision has been made yet but it will have to be made by summer. There is a prospect of heavy water being in short supply until Canadian pro- duction is able to satisfy the demand in two to three years time. The Exeter Times-Advocate reports that Norris Webb, Woodham, has taken over the duties of clerk-treasurer for Blanshard Township Arthur B. Idle, principal of Exeter Public School, has announced his retirement. He is a native of Clarksburg, coming to Exeter in 1954 as principal. He started teaching in 1934 after graduating from Stratford Teacher's College A new.portable class- room was opened recently at Exeter's Precious Blood Separate School. The Goderich Signal-Star relates that the Lions Club there officially kicked off their fiftieth anniversary year with the lighting of candles oh a birthday cake. The Old Royal Hotel on Hamilton Street will be demolished in April and a new hotel and night spot will rise in its place.. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott marked their 50th wed- ding anniversary recently. Mr. Elliott worked on the CNR for 42 years and at one time resided in Seaforth. Name Mrs. Ben Terpstra To Head St. Ambrose Society St. Ambrose- Altar Sodiety met Thursday in the chUrch baSe- ment, with Mrs. Gerald Ryan presiding. Following the opening prayer,minutes and repOrta, forget-the-not sisters for the paid, year Were revealed (Wring' an exchange o gifts. The annualelection of officera Terpstra and Mrs. Ben took place with theSe members Terpstra. 16-114 BRUSSELS POST, JAN. 16, 1971 chosen - President - Mrs.flen Terpstra; Vice President - Mrs. George Blake, Jr.; Secretary - Mrs. Don Nolan; Treasurer - Mrs. Lloyd Kernoghan; Press Reporter - Mrs. Jim Nolan. Lunch was served by Mrs.