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LEMON BAR CAKE
Fresh Crop
TEXAS CABBAGE
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head 290
2 for 930
2 for 690
Schneider's — Round or Square
CHEESE SLICES, 8-oz.
Schneider's — lb. print
MARGARINE
McCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 887-9445 We. Deliver
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Phone 887-6851
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EXTRA SPECIAL
Westinghouse
News of Ethel.
Grey Reeve 5 Terms, Clifford RQwls~r~s! Passes
cOrreSpondent,
Mrs, Chester• Earl
Clifford Rowland, R,R.
Brussels, a former reeve of
. Grey Township died Monday in
Listowel Hospital, He was '73
and had been in failing health.
Born in Alma he lived for
a number of years in St.Cath-
arines before moving to. Grey
Township where he farmed.
A veteran of the First war,
he served overseas.
Active in the community, Mr.
Rolland served in Grey Council
and in 1952 was elected reeve, a
position he held for five years.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Marion L. McNeil
and by a daughter Margaret,
Mrs. Fred Fester of Goderich
and by a son, Clifford A. Row-
land of Midland. He is also
survived by eight grandchildren
and by three sisters, Susan,Mrs.
C. Bray, of St. Catharines, Roxie
Mrs. Melvin Jacklin, Brussels
and Blanche,Mrs.Clifford Hoegy,
Walton and by brothers George of
Mt. Bridges and Ralph of Brus-
sels.
Funeral services were held
from the Peebles Funeral Home,
Atwood on Wednesday with in-
terment following in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel.
ETHEL W.I.
The Ethel Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Lothar
Weber when. the roll call was
answered by "What in your
opinion makes an educated per-
son". The motto "To be able
to speak several languages is
valuable, but the ability to keep
one's mouth shut in one langua-
ge is priceless" was given by
Mrs. John Brink.
A discussion "Should a girl's
education differ from a boy's was
Answer
Did you know them?
These are the names of
the people in the picture on
page 9. (Top Row) Louis
Armstrong, Percy Mitchell,
Alex Armstrong, Will Davis,
Will Armstrong, Bob McKin-
non, Milton Parr. (2nd.Row)
Elston Cardiff, Bob Bowman,
Benson wheeler, Francis
Duncan, Charlie Davis, Wm.
Ireland. (3rd. Row) Bill Hen-
derson, Wesley' Stephenson,
George Cardiff, Frank Abby,
(Bottom RoiV) Duncan Mc-
Kinnon, Fred Stephenson,
Charlie Anderson and Jas.
Bryans.
Don't let
lack of cash
hinder a
bargain buy!
'I hat house sou hesitate to
buy today because of the
cost of a mortgage what
will it be worth in ten years
Or longer? Just look every-
where at the record of
increased real estate values
over the ears!
So come in and discuss a
Mortgage loan to help pyil
enjoy that dream home
right now ... and own it
ile its long term value
rises, Borrow toda at
Victoria and' Grey.
VICTORM and
VG GREY
riuST COMPANY stivcE lees
led, by Mrs. L.. WOK,* The.
business Was conducted. by Mrs,
John Brink. It was decided to
put Money into, a. community pro-
ject for th.e7.5Ih Anniversary, 4-H
leaderg. are Mrs, Ed.Krantex.',.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Earl and
Jeff of wingharn visited with Mr..
and Mr.s, Chester
Mr. Art Rock returned home
mrs. Edna Pearson,mrs, Doug.
Evans. and. Mrs. Joan Baterna,
Lunch was served by Mrs. Torn
McFarlane and the hostess,
from Kincardine on Sunday..
Mr, and mrs, Gary Crozier,
Kitchener, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Les Crozier.
Mr, and Mrs. A. ,Bremner
and Doris visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. OvirI4 Hewitt, Lis
towel.
Dr. W. L. A. and Mrs. Ward-
law of Brantford visited Mr.. and
Mrs. D. wArdlaw, Saturday.
Mr. Cliff Dunbar attended the
Liberal Convention in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Scheerer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Scheerer and all attended a
birthday party at Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Jones, Kurtzyille, sunday?
for Herb Jones.
Mr. and. Mrs. Rod, Godden
and family, Brampton, visited
Mrs. B. Codden SundaY.
Mr. Cecil Bateman has been
a patient in Listowel Hospital.
Mrs. L. Smith has returned
home after spending a couple
months in NerthBattleford,Sask,
Mrs. Charlie Guy has
returned home frQm Listowel
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. MaUrice Honey-
ford of Listowel visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner,
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1972 car for the remainder of
the trip.
After an overnight stop en-
route they should have had no
difficulty in locating their final
destination for Mr. Ainlay had
forwarded a letter enclosing a
And D94 Fischer
spent the week: end in Gait with.
Mr„ and Mrs. Allan
mr, and mrs, Bill Dobson
visited. Mr„ and Mrs. Allan pop,
Son and family, Palmerston.,
Miss Darlene Dobson returned.
home with them.
Mr, And. Mrs, .Gerald Downey
and family, Owen Sound, visited.
over the week end. with Mr, and
mrs. Elmer Downey,
Map giving precise directions
with a route marked and lead-
ing directly to his home on the
northern outskirts of Chicago.
They arrived between two and
three o'clock Sunday afternoon
and after delivering their invi-
tations returned home to.
Brussels on Mond ay evening..
Additional Copies of the
Seaforth
Women's Institute
COOK
BOOK
Are
Now
Available
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Copies $2.00
Please add 25c for Mailing Charges
ftitori expositor
527-0240
Seaforth
ANNOUNCING
MORE SERVICE FOR THE
FARMER
We are now equipped with a sucker 'ori.
our truck for loading grain, as well as a
blower for unloading bulk feed for farm-
ers to use when wanting grain picked-up
to be made into feed.
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED •
Phone 887-6011
Brussels
Messengers Carry Bid
12—THE BRUSSELS POST, FEB. 16, 1972