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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-01, Page 11McCutcheon Grocery Phone 887--9445- We deliver Schneider's Wieners Pkg. of 8 Cooking onions 2 1 b s.. Light bulbs 25,40,60,1,00 watt Pkg. of 2 . . Weston Chocolate square C a k e 14 oz. • 49: 35 39t 49c News of Beigrove Attends Grand Lodge Convention in Toronto Joel and johanna VanCamp, who have been 'holidaying for the past month in Elyria, Ohio, returned borne with then'''. Mrs: Russel walker of • aoderidh visited last week with Mr., and Mrs. Robert Coultes and Mr. and mrs. Lewis Steven and Tracey, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes and family; Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Coultes and family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch and David; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robert- son and Jim Robertson of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig of 'White- ' Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Procter and Donald, Chris, and Anne have returned from a three-week vacation in the Maritime Provinces. Misses Judith and Denise Coultes spent their holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes. This week, baby Jennifer Coultes is staying at the same home. A picnic of the I3elgrave No,- Inen's Institute will be held on August , 21st at 2:30 pan. at the Women's Institute Hall. Each member is asked to • bring a small lunch, a friend, and lawn chair. Everybody is welcome. In the evening, the members of the Beigrave Women's Institute are invited to Auburn for a social evening. Mrs. Telford Cook visited for a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacArthur of Kincardine. Mrs. David Kirkby, Miss Reta Lynne White, Mrs. Jack Van- Camp and Jacquie returned home by air on Sunday after spending a week in Ohio. Jonathan, ' The •Beigralre Junior AtiXi-- StOnehouse. . of Castro Valley, California spent liary girls held a pyjama party Mr, and torts. James Lament a few days recently with M. on Thursday evening at the home; and family returned home on and Mrs.. AlexRobertson, also of Miss Janette Johnston with Saturday after Spending the past • visited" with other relatives. 14 girls present. The girWlayed two weeks visiting with his mi.. and Mrs. Robert Warren games; had a worship service Mother, Mrs. Sara Lamont and . and Larry of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall of . other relatives. of MOosornin, and sang songs. Friday Morning they had Sask. While there .they attended Wingham; Mr. and Mrs.. David breakfast and games led by the wedding of their niece, Cheryl Webb of London; Mr, and. Mrs. Bonnie Walker followed by a to Kenneth McCulloch in Bethel Henry Armstrong of 131yth and lunch. Games were led by MarY United Church. On ,the return Misses Judith . and Marilyn Isobel Nethery. trip, they met unic'yclist Wally Armstrong of . Mbncrief were Mr. and Mrs. -John Spivey Watts of Edmonton, Alberta, at . recent visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. and family were Sunday visitors Parry Sound. He is travelling , with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter from Vancouver tp the East and Miss. Margaret Curtis. Coast. Stonehouse relatives held a Mr., and Mrs. Americo ; family picnic at Riverside Park, Arruda, Maria and Michelle of Wingharn, last Wednesday even- Toronto are holidaying with her ing. • Those present were Mr. parents, Mr. 'and MrS. Cliff and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson of Mar- Logan. quette, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.S, 1 even Cameron is spending Robert Johnston, Mississauga; some holidays with his great Mrs. Russel Walker, GOderich; grandmother, Mrs. Thomas seas, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker; Cinapmeerrtohn, oanndt.with other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Alkin Rann, Brus- Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacKaY: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby,. CIL DEALER or' CALL CALI, Phone" -881-4,016 . 111,-2410'. BRUSSELS OS r, AUGU t.1973 y The Belgrave Junior Auxi- liary was held in the Orange Hall with 11 girls present. The meet- ing opened with games led 1.)3? Alison Roberts. President, A dr S tt led i ti ê enin exercises. Cathy Shiell took charge of the roll call. Minutes were read by Alison Roberts and the treasurer's report by Lori Cameron. Leader's for next week games Sheila Anderson; sing- song - Cathy Shieli; to help with worship service - Lori Cameron; clean Up girls - Bonnie Walker- and Sheila Anderson. Joan Hig- gins helped with the worship service. Nancy Moore and Lori Cameron collected the offering and Audrey Scott recited' the offertory prayer. A singsong was led by Cathy Shiell. BERG Sales — Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Bahl Gleaners • FlUnk Feeders • Stabling Donald G. Ives a.a -2". Ithttit Ohottei. Brussels 5 7:9424 • and Mrs. Laura Johnston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch and family of London. Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and. Jeffrey of London are spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. Russel Wilson, Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. William Gow have recently returnedfrom their trip to Banff. Mr. and Mrs. Sidifey Somers of Lincoln; Michigan, Mr. ; and Mrs. Durwood Somers of Detroit spent a few days recently. with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney also' visited with other relatives. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Ronald McBurney is a patient in the Wingham and Districtlios- pital. • Mr. and Mrs. George Mc Milian of New Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs. William Gow attended the wedding of Gordon Gow and Marlen Ernm in • St. Paul's Anglican Church last. Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg of R,R, 2, Clifford visited one eveningrecently with Mr. and airs. Robert Hibberd. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Cullen of R.R. 1, Gorrie visited on Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Witmer' of Grand Valley visited on Sunday with,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibbrd. A. number Irani this area at- tended the annual divine service of. Huron County Royal. Black Knights in the Westfield fellow'-' ship church with *the ;ley, Curl conducting the' service and. Rev. Wayne McLean of Sarnia as guest speaker. Mr. and Irmirc.13oilniPMunUrgsal).14Rtasancloyf Whiistt:waealci Carl Lynn- of Kitchener visited last Sunday with their parents Mr, and Mrs. C°m4leff jfOarrnd Coupes and Charles Coulter, left last Monday for the west Coast. Mark Hiseler of Dubuque, Iowa and auntsholMr. idayinagnd MwrItil Tom his un uncle ArmStrong., rumessigsis amoimailommilimoew Stephenson's Grocery Bakery . 24 tins Zip Top- CaCronciaval o48la, 0 .zi . . . • : ., • $2.69 Tomato Juice. . , 2 for 115 Aylmer 20 oz. Catsup . . . . . . . Macaroni . 45c. . Napoli Elbow 2 lbs 35t • Free ' delivery 887-9226 • ELECTROHOME . an extra degree df,excelience. jilt :ARRIVED_ A true'k Ida of 1g74 Colour TV't ;aild .-$tereos. by Ereqtrohortie. • Militapip(S044.01ifv10 1 011014$ quitw oneepixtHicopit goie,s2349646- Correspondent Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse Mr. Alex Robertson attended the Grand Lodge of Ontario at the Royal York. ROM,. Torontp, July 18. He was elected as District Deputy Grand Master of North Huron District, Mrs. James Gaunt and Carolyn Of Ferment Quebec and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hobgen of Horshan, England flew from Wa.wbash to London; Ontario airportiast Tuesday and arrived at thd home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt where they will be visiting for a few days.. ' Mr. James Gaunt, Andrew and Douglas motored from Ferment, Quebec. and are holidaying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt. Mr. and Mrs. Eric' Routliffe (nee Barbara Gaunt) of Ottawa a have been invited to attend .a reception for the Queen and. Prince Philip on August 1st. • Mrs. Art Edgar of Wingham,' Mr. and. Mrs. ' Roger Bieman visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar and family of petrolia. Misses • Joanne Edgar and Mary •Ellen Elston are holidaying with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar of Petrolia. Misses Brenda and Barbara Spivey are spending this week with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter, Mr. Jack Allan and Mrs. Thyra Townsend of Mimico visited on the weekend with Ivir. and Mrs. Albert Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent Visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of Seaforth.' Visiting with their' grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. William Gow recently were Kenneth and Ricky Nahrang of Rostock. Mrs. Neil Johnson, Thomas and Sarah of Waterport, New York, Mrs. Lula McLaughlin of Fargo, Florida, visited onSatur- day •with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Corrriack, Christie and Eimile motored from Plano, Texas• last week and are staying with Mrs. McCormack's parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Chamney until moving to the Toronto area where Mr. Mc Cormack will be National Sales Manager for the Sarah Lee Company. Junior Auxiliar Mrs. Stanley Martin If you're going to feed corn silage, start thinking about Urasil Urasil Is the neW, safer,liquid N.P.N. silage supplement, that's really catching ort With cost- conscious beef and Dairymen. Urasil Is easy Tip apply; there are no foul smelling ammonia fumes. It cuts feeding costs by bodsting protein at a remarkably low cost per ton ..Feed conversion can be improved to give a better rate of gain and Urasil giveS your animals a palatable sweet smelling silage. 11he i yo7 fie ready 18' ills... BOB GREGSON uses - it Slid here's What he says! "We usually feed around 300-400 head, so a tow= cost source of protein is a Mug. Dry Urea didn't appear to be the answer, because it's too risky and' hard to MN. Handling is a tacker too. We found the liquid 'Urasil' easy to apply Arid it Wasn't SMelly. The animals are shoWihg real dice. results With absolutely rio rejection.. With .Sioyabean- Meal up ao high, 'Urasil" answers our heed, fOr a safe, economical source of PrOteyl.' kirlieberi(sob)Gtogsort Ont T hink aboUt.it and ask for this tnforiliative boOklet at your local romart • Asimanormasiosi