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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-02-21, Page 12Faye Munro, a member of the Huron County Health Unit tests the vision of Kimmie Harris. Her mother, Mrs. Bob Harris and younger sister Karen look on. (Staff Photo) WOMMANP `ii?VS /NW 0IrregENT3-MEy E3AR5 0Pp04)-r %/teals! Beautiful Flowers for Your Wedding Whether you are planning a formal ceremony or a simple one, lovely flow- ers will play an important part in mak- ing the day 'a memorable one. Let us help you. Wedding flowers are our specialty. Make us part of your plan- ning picture as soon as possible so we can assist you. We guarantee our flowers to be fresh and our prices competitive. A DISCOUNT OF 15% WILL BE ALLOWED ON ALL ORDERS RE- CEIVED DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH, REGARDLESS OF THE DATE OF YOUR WEDDING. Remember you nnist have your order . booked during the month of March to qUalify for this discount. EVENING APPOINTMENTS MAY BE ARRANGED Irir PHONING: . 11 11A5 Viand's St, Dial '3514886 Look, to your garden in Billionaire Bonanza (Continued from Page I) Ro're purchased by John. W. Mc- Donald, Gerry Wheeler, Joyce Treibner, Jane Hail and Anne Davidson for $16,800. Lot No. 3 including One Free Meal ($1.50) - New American Hotel; 2 lbs. Butter Huron Food • P roducts; Deck of Playing C ards- Hayward's Discount & Variety; Hair Spray - Grace's Hairstyling Pen & Pencil, mathhes - Jim Cardiff Real Estate & Insurance; Boot Jack - Ten Pas Construc- tion, purchased by Kay Duncan, Emily Cousins, Bob Hayward, Barb Watts and Pat La.nglois for $14,500.00. Lot No, 4 including - One Free Haircut - Murray's Bar- ber Shop; One you-Name-It - Anonymous; Box Chocolates - Ronnenberg Insurance; Can Bar- dahl - George Somers; Waxwash & Lock De-Icer - McCutcheon Motors; Can Kleenflo - Texan Grill (Texaco) purchased by Betty Campbell; George Mutter; Shirley Wheeler; Helen Adams; Sharon Stephenson; Marg Hue- ther; George Jutzi and Grace Lowe for $19,500.00. Lot No. 5 including Cushion- House of Max; 2 doz. Eggs - East Huron Produce; Gal .Var- sol - George Mutter; 2 bags Saf-T-Salt - Topnotch Feeds; Tube VO 5 - Irene Pease pur- chased by Rick Somers for $15,000.00. Lot No. 6 including 2 lbs. Coffee - Lowe's Red and white; Cook • Book - Brussels Post; Ladies Cologne Set - Crawford & Mill Law Office; Gal.Javex - Mike's Farm Equipment; Gal. Window Washer Fluid - Bridge Motors ; 6 Light Bulbs - Old- field Hardware ' pur based by Karen HastingS,Ruth Lowe, Ethel Brewer, Jean McNeil, Harriett Miller and Karen Huether ibr $19,000.00. •Lot No. '7 including one cup and saucer - Brussels 5P to $1.00 Store; Gal Floor Cleaner- Howard Bernard B.P., Can Deo- dorant — Hall's Barber Shop; Deck of playing cards - Brus- sels Transport; Door Mat - Nichol Construction; 300 per- sonalized gummed labels - Post Publishing House; 2 cans Rust Proof - Merle Freeman(Tex- aco) purchased by Glenn Ron- nenberg, Pat and Marie Boyd, Davyde Marcellini, Hugh Simp- son, Klass & Janet Kroesen; Mr. and Mrs. • Jack McCutcheon (Grocer) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ritchie for $26,000.00. Lot No. 8 including 2 cans Lubricating Oil - Howard Ber- nard B.P., Humidifier Tablets- Ralph Treibner; Tank ball and light bulbs - Gordon Workman; pound of Bacon - Wallace Bell Transport; Pen Set - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce pur- Chased by Mr. and Mrs. Barry Peters; Mr, and Mrs. W. Hack-, hart; Mr. and Mrs. F.Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Albert TenPa.s; Mary Lowe; Kay McWhirter;Jean Lamont and Vera Hastings for $23,000.00. Lo:. No. 9 including Gal. Ket- chup; - S tephenson's Bakery & Gror'' rY; Cleaner & Degreaser al. s Auto Body; Chocolates - AI', and Teleservices; Flash- : .) and Batteries - Oldfield Hardware; Chocolates - McCut-• cheon Grocery; Hobby Horse Ray & Helen's • Family Centre purchased by Jack Bryans • S yn- dicate for $65,000.00. LSWEAT SHIRTS THIS WEEK'S LETTER:I am a 14 year-old girl and I' have a terrible problem. I am hoping that you can help me. You see, I can get along with boys very well, but it's when they get to like me when the problems begin. The problem is my mother. I think she's being overprotective. Each time I get to talk to a guy I. think is cute and come home to talk to her about things, she tells me, "Oh, just forget about boys. You've got a long time left to chase boys." But it's not easy to forget someone you really like. Another hard part is to tell your boyfriend that your mother thinks you are too young. And that's Phone -604641 at the .064 House For And About Teenagers While, other than in exceptional stances, we will not be able to •use pictures of wedding anniversaries of less than. 50 years, we do want a story of such anni- versaries. Please forward details as soon as the event is held. Married 50 years ?? Are you having a 90th birthday ?? We ay-, ankious to carry a story with a pictuy your 50th wedding anniversary and of your 90th birthday. So that some arra,ngerrients can be made we ask your co-operation in advising us as far in advance as possible of such events pretty embarrassing! I really don't know how to' handle this problem. Could you please help. OUR REPLY: We think in this situation you and your mother are going to have to compromise. Ob- viously, you just can't forget about boys, but on the other side of the coin, you are too young to be 'actively chasing them! If you meet a guy you like and he likes you, explain your situa- tion to him. Hopefully, your mother will let you have him come over and visit you after school or on weekends. Although not formal dates, these mini- dates appear to be a solution for you at your age. • tsitUSSEiS itiktAind iSTAest.fieto WEEKLY SALE, BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY AT 12 NOON Phone 887-6461 Brussels, Chit February For those who find relaxatl in gardening, there are many jo that can be done now, says RJ Gomme, horticultural specia114 ontario Ministry of Agi7icultu and Food. Winter is an ideal time remove dead and dying tree If they are srniill, you mlg Want to tackle the job yourse For large trees or those locat near buildings, it's best to haw in experienced person do job. Trees that have been den for some time• become very brit. tle, so take care when removi them. Check tubers and bulbs Storage and discard any that shot signs of disease. If house plants have beconn pot-bound, repot during th( winter months. Check drainage hole at the bottom 0; the pot; if many roots are pr trUding, the plant should be trans planted into a)larger container Weak growth on house plant can be pruned back to produc more compact specimens. In spect your house plants for in sects, especially if they wer kept outside during the summer If you are suspicious, place tht pot in a large plastic bag and 'spray with a houseplant insed• tide. Leave the plant in thc bag for a few hours to allow tie insecticide to destroy all. the insects. Use caution with ice-meltinn 'chemicals on pavements and sidewalks near plants and lawns, It is safer to use sand, or bette still, wait for a mild day. home Feb. by M Carl on 4‘ Geo. the tint nes s. first to can S ervic Rum rr 5th w Pr Sego: close• lunch Th held I home Tom ducted absenc meeting Ode, the Li Earl Valenti the ms r — 12—#HE WEBB-LB POSt FEBRUARY It , '1978-