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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-09, Page 5WE NOW HAVE GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES PAYING Auxiliary plans zone rally here The Zone C 1 Ladies' Aux- iliary of the Royal Canadian Legion will hold a Rally in the Brussels Legion. Hall on Wednes- day, May 16th. At seven-thirty that evening the ladies will parade from the Legion Hall headed by the Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band with Comrade Ted Elliott, Legion Zone Cl Commaithr as Parade Marshall. They will proceed along the main street returning to the Cenotaph for a service and the laying of a wreath. With skirl of pipes, beat of drums, swing of kilts and flying colors, this will be a parade of interest to watch. A Post Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Brussels 887-6641. See the new line of Simplicity washers& dryers at OLDFIELD'S. HARDWARE 8874851, BRUSSELS In scanning theL Mitchell Advocate we note that more than 250 Rebekahs• . attended the 25th anniversary cele, bration of Monkton Star Rebekah Lodge No. 345 in the Atwood Community Centre Friday evening. There were visitors from Listowel, Stratford, Atwood, St. Marys,. Brussels, Exeter, Clinton, Seaforth, Hensall, Goderich, PalmerSton, Harriston and Kitchener with officers from the ,Brussels Lodge conducting the opening ceremonies. District DeputY President of Stratford District No. 29, Mrs. Janet Noble, St. Marys made her official visit and spoke briefly on ideas about being good Rebekah8. • The LUcknow Sentinel reports that the 100th anniversary services, of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church were held on Sunday morning with a large attendance. Dr. Finlay G . Stewart of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Kit- chener, guest speaker at both services and Rev. Glenn Noble, Minister of Lucknow Presbyterian Church. - - - Ripley area will have a child's playground under "Oppor- tunities for Youth" program with eight students involved. This group of teenagers plan to set up and maintain a child's playground for ten weeks during the coming summer months. - - -, 28 completed first aid course sponsored by Ashfield Recreation Committee. Thirty 'members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Hensall, Branch 468, according to the Zurich Citizens News, were honoured last Saturday night at a special banquet in the Legion Hall, and were presented with their pins in re- cognition • of their 25 years of service. Zone Commander "Ted" Elliott, of Blyth, made the presentations. Guest speaker for the occasion was Huron M.P.P. Jack Riddell. - - - One member of the Hereford herd of Valentine Becker and sons of Dashwood has done its share over the past four years in upping beef production. The cow gave birth to triplets a week. ago And in addition to the triplets the cow . has given birth to four sets of twins since November, 1969. According to the Goderich Signal-Star, a public hearing' is to 'be called in the near future by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment into the matter of sewage treatment facilities installed by Benmiller Estates at Benmiller.. Peter Ivey, one of the principal owners Of Benmiller Estates was informed in a recent letter by the Ministry • that' his present system doeS not meet requireMents and will have to be expanded before permission, is granted for its use. - Diane Crawford was named "Queen of ak at last 'Friday evening's annual ,!fAt-Hon19'''.;,:..., dance. • - - - Kirk- MeNaughton, Of. Clinton was the Witilier.: o f ;the '50-504'iclub draiv sponsored . by, the Royal ,CAnaOiark Legion." He won $1.136 and Wiither BroadfoOt, Seaforth won $50 as third 'prize. — - Bob Lortie, Saltford, left his Koffee Kart long enough on TueSday to land a whopper. Of a trout .- 31 inches long and weighing 11 1/2 lbs. The big rainbow was landed near the railway trestle over the Maitland and was hauled in on the end of an 11 lb. test line. The Blyth Standard reports that nearly 170 persons gathered in the Blyth Memorial Hall recently, to honour William , Thuell following his retirement from over 50 years of service to Blyth. He was Blyth public Utilities, Commission foreman. He is still ac• lye in his own elec- trical contracting firm. Two area rlembers of Parlia- ment were present. Robert McKinley; M.P. extended con- gratulations to Mr. Thuell while Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce presented Mr. Thuell with a scroll from the ProVince of Ontario signed by William Davis, premier . of Ontario. - - Mr. Don Scrimgeour, fortner butcher at I.G.A. Seaforth, was reported moving to Lucknow where he had purchased the butcher shop there but when the deal fell through, he bought the Blyth Meat Market which. had cloSed recently due to illness of the proprietor, Ernest ,Button. He opened on Saturday for business in his home town. - - Mr. Norm Shaw, Kitchener was hired last week 'by Blyth council as clerk-treasurer, replaCing retiring Irvine Wallace as clerk-treasurer and secretary-treasurer of the Blyth P.U.C. - - - Nearly 200 persons registered Saturday for the convention of District 8 of the Ontario Horticultural Speieties held in Blyth at Memorial Hall. "According to the Exeter Tines-Advocate Stephen Council Tuesday night gave approval to a request from the Exeter and area fire board to purchase a new fire engine. The township will pay 11 per cent of the cost of .a new machine expected to cost in the neighborhood of , '$32,000. - A total of 22 ladies took part in SUnday's bike,a4hon from Exeter to DashwOod, a 16 mile ride, received tremendous support for the cancer campaign. Norman Whiting, the chairman, reported Wednesday that $6,531.11 had been received as a result Of the bike-a- thou and convassing, - - Exeter's All-Ontario Pee Wee champion hOckey team will be duly honored in the near future. jahet Allen, Cromarty, has completed htt veterinary course' at Centralia College and is spending. a few days Withlier parents, Mt. and Mrsa Eldon Allen, .before beginning work in Toronto. - Mr and Mrs. Lewis Kirk .Celebrated their 50th wedding, anniversary recently. * Mr. and Mrs, Adolph 'teller of baShWOOd t• Marked their 50th wedding anniversary On April 28th with . h 'Pathily dinner at Dashwood Conininnity Centre., According, to the Clinton NeWn-iteCord, Gus toiitifey, 1 , Manager ot the Clinton Peu,de was elected president Of eat ai Of MUnidipai Electrical Utilitieti biStria 6, their annual meeting in Mittettoii lastities, pridayi the district iiielndS iii Clinton - Although Clinton doesn 't mark their dentennial, yeat tiil 1917 . centennial committee was halted at a meeting on Monday and includes Marg. Dobkin, assistant secretary; bitnigo, Secret' y; Archer, difaithia. 'and To Feeney, seeretary, Eugene MnAdam'wea named treasurer" and bnit Kay - iatintantireaanteri Scanning. the Weeklies . By Lee Hee BEFORE BEFORE AFTER MAKE YOUR CHESTERFIELD LIKE NEW I REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE 2-storey brick house on Highway No. 4 in Belgrave. Kitchen, bath, oil heat. To settle Estate $19,900. Partially converted schoolhouse. Kitchen, living room, bedroom and bath. Drilled well. Price $10,700. Office:8874100$.- REAL ESTATE `BROKER 7:A1es:4:88706164 YOUR FURNITURE can look LIKE NEW AGAIN ! I will teach you to upholster your own furniture and save money and learn an interesting trade School hours daily Monday tlirouah. Friday from 9 to 12 noon and, from 1 to 5 p.m. Students may select days and hours that are most convenient to them. Instruction $1.00 per hour plus 25c per hour for use of equipment. 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