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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-09-05, Page 12we know PURITAN BEEF or IRISH STEW KLEENEX, 400 size ROBINHOOD FLOUR ROSEDALE PEAS,19-oz. 24-oz. 690 2 for 790 6 lb' 790 2 for 4* T1 Lawn a ho. group stead; Ti amou struci 887--9226 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY PERCENT INTEREST ON GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES TRUST CITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 95 YONGE ST., TORONTO • TELEPHONE 416 864-1090 ""F ro,.,( A (1( Ol 'T 144, ( CONTACT YOUR LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR Bt away, the ti Meet Ther( and enter, and ying off the 0a88( to de: not 1973 drop of Th( and g an 1973 1 al)Pe of days a navy sWeg sleep were all t very If Weekend visitors at Belgrave and Danny spent the holiday week- end with their cousin Mr. Martin Ker r and family of Birchrun, Michigan. Mrs. Beatrice Cardiff of Brussels spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Amelia 'Brown. - Misses Sandra, Lisa and Pamela Campbell of Winthrop visited last week with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell visited at the same home on Sunday and, the. children returned home with them. Mrs. Len Jarvis of St. Catharines spent a few days last Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Vic 'Anderson, Vicki and Kevin of Lahr ) Germany Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vint of Goderich, call ed on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Telford Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Black and. Judi of Dauphin, Manitoba, called Monkton won the Tri-county ball tournament in Brussels on Labor Day, defeating Walton 9-5 in the final game and took the Queen's Hotel' trophy. Each player was presented with replica trophies by the Queen's. Roger Humphries of Walton was named the most valuable player. Those in charge of theTour- narnthit indicated 'it had been a most successful event and etiresSed appreCiation to all who had contributed to its success. Scores in the games Were: BrusSels 2 Wroketer 1 -'Monkton Monerief 8 - Walton. Juv. 20 Jamestown a - Brussels intaS SIMI-FINALS Bluevale 1 Monkton 4 Brussels 2 - Walton. J. 4 FINALS menictoh 9 - waiter' J. 5 StibteS. Meet on Wednesday, August 29. The Sabres and wee Stinkers tied at a game apiece, •meeting in a game to the end. Both teams began well with it shaping up to a pitching duel, 'but the Sabres broke it wide open with an 8-run exPolsion in the 5th inning. The Smellies got 5 in their sixth, but couldn't come back, there- fore, losing 15-11. These two teams were as equal as could possiblY be imagined but someone had to lose, so the Stenchies are now done for the season. The victors now tackle the barnstorming Barons in the finals which is shaping up to be a real tooth and fang battle. The first game is at 8:30 Wednesday, Sept. 5, so don't forget to get out and root for your favourites. STAR PLAYERS Spent Labor Day week end at Port Perrie and Peterborough. 4H A World of Food in Canada. The first meeting on Aug- ust 27th opened with the 4-H Pledge and Motto. The election • of officers were - Janet Coultes president, Joan Black, vice president, Janice Dunbar, secre- tary, Muriel Taylor, press re- porter. Two of the early Canada recipes demonstrated were Suc- cotash , a mixture of lima beans and corn, and Blueberry Buckle. The l3elgrave Junior Auxil- iary met in the Orange Hall on Saturday morning with. Audrey Scott leading in the opening exercises. Janet Johnston was in charge of the roll call. Minutes were read by Lisa Thompson. Audrey Scott helped with the worship service. Joan Higgins and Kelly Lougheed col- lected the offering and Julie Guay recited the offertory prayer. The treasurer's report was given by Joan Higgins. Leaders for next meeting:Games - Anne' Procter, Sing-son gKaren • Scott, help with worShip - Julie, Guay, clean up girl A - Anne Procter and Nancy Moore. The ,, sing-song 'was led by Cathy Shiell The girls' worked on the red cross . badge and stripe work. Shorts Shots (Continued from Page 1) . strongly voiced -by the residentS\ of the community, a vote-on such an expenditure would have to take place. Fire damage (Continued from Page 1) R.R. 2, Seaforth, east of Kinburn. Fire in the upper storey, of the barn was first spotted by nine-year, old - •Harry Boven, • The family was able to free. only five calves while ten were killed by the flames. . Also destroyed besideS the large barn was a smaller barn, the season's crops - 3,000 bales: of hay, -4,000 bales of straw; a diesel tractor, and milking equipment. Seaforth 'firemen under chief Don Hulley hosed down an imple- ment shed and while deing this were summoned to the farm of K.J. Thompson, about a half mile east on Concession 6 where flying embers are 'believed to haVe started a fire on the roof of the barn. The Clinton Fire Department was called to' assist the Sea-i forth firemen but their services were not required as the Seaforth men were able to extinguish the flames on the ThompSon roof before Clinton arrived. About nine o'clock in the evening, Seaforth firemen again were called to the Boven farm where a change in wind was carrying flying embers from the smouldering fire north toward the implement shed and the 'farm Home. TAE 7ROVI31-E so/14 7-09Ay /s 77-A7- 71-15Y ARE falCA7Ep . wrgi..1_10ENa-. People Mr. and Mrs. Edwin*Martin have returned home from an enjoyable month's Demme Bus Tour' across Canada to Victoria, down* the West coast 'to Los. Angeles, and returned by way of Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Salt Lake City, Chicago and De- troit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc Cutcheon and Mr. and Mrs. David McCutcheon and" family were visitors in Ingersoll on, Sunday. Jeff Ebel who had been holidaying here returned home to Ingersoll with them, Mrs. Dorothy McCauley spent ,. an enjoyable weekend in Nash- ville at theRa mada. Inn. She attended the Old Opry and other interesting events of the tour. Leonard Lamont is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital.. M4'.0 and Mrs. Rayy Miller 41 family and mrP! Ross Schluter 'and family and Miss Cermle Frokage, all' a Cambridge Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller and Miss Pat Miller of Cam, bridge,lieSP16i, were Monday visitors with, Mrs. G. Chidlow, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Spence and son, Carl, have returned home after a month's motor trip to the Canadian WeSt. Carl Graber Sr., underwent additional,' surgery in University Hospital, London, 1 ast week and has been under intensive care. . • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman and. Mr. and Mrs.,Jim Jamieson of Kitchener Were visitors with Brussels relatives on Sunday, Correspondent ' Mri. Lewis Stone, house. Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Reyan- soff, Gail, Heidi and. Michelle of St. Catharines spent the holiday week end with Mrs. Laura Johnston and also visited with other relatives. Miss Lavonne Ballagh, of Wingham was guest speaker at Calvin-Brick Church Sunday morning. Her address was based on "The Good Samaritan". James Robertson of London sang a solo accompanied at the piano by Marilyn Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig of Whitechurch visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robert- son. Mr. and 'Mrs. Lewis Stone- house were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stonehouse Miss Barbara Charnney, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pletch attended the wedding of Brian MacKay and Donna Mundell in Bluevale Presbyterian Church on Satur- day. Sunday visitors with-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John were Miss Thelma McWeen, Mrs.Jack McLean of Warren, Michigan, Mrs. Babe Kilty of London and Mr. Les. McKenzie of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan visited for a few days With Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan and Michael of Oakville. Michael returned with his grandparents to spend a few days. After two weeks vacation wee k with Mr. and Mrs. James John and Ronald Hanna returned to their home in Kitchener on Sunday with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Willard Armstrong. Mrs. Mandy White and Carl. Lynn of Kitchener, Bruce Hanna of Listowel visited last Wednes- day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson. Mr.and Mrs,Lorne Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna Monkton wins Trig-county ball SABRES Keith toffee dteehdei Br ghton w s the leader for the The e Ago WAS' set kik tho L8wetde, with thite hits four ga me of the Year - at'baltdOtilig one tithe BitiattELS, POST tE(1100Eitit 6; 1973 STINKERS: JOhtliMaybeityo'Bkel. was the fire for hiS eehorts going 3 for 4 with allOttier atid r double plus fourStinkers on Mrs. Telford Cook and Mrs. Fred. Cook. • Mr. and Mrs. William Steven- son, Steven, Scott and Lisa spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mothwich and family of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins celebrated their 58th wedding an- niversary on Saturday. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P attison on Sunday with all the families present. Miss Margaret Higgins of London spent the week end with Juniors meet her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins. Doug. and Allen walker and Iii 1 Vincent arrived home from a trip to Alberta and visited with Donald Walker while there. of London. Miss Donna Walker of Parry Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson, Sound spent the week end with her Kim and Debbie of Mount Forest parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred visited recently, with Mr. and Walker. Mrs. Harold Prodter. Miss Martha. Armstrong of Brian Spivey of Ingersoll" Windsor spent a week's vacation spent a few days last week with at the home of Mr. and Mrs. his grandparents, Mr. and.Mrs. Willard Armstrong. Harold Procter. Miss Maxine Procter re- Mr. and Mrs. Ross" Wightman turned home on Sunday after and Tracey of Newmarket spent spending the summer at work the week end with his parents, at Maple Sand Lodge of Hall- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. burton, Mr. and. Mrs. Don Metcalfe Mr. and Mrs. Don Rae of and family of Hanover visited on Guelph spent the holiday week- Sunday with her parents, Mr. end with her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mrs. James Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coultes Mr. and mrs. Barry Walters attended the wedding other cousin of Goderich visited on Sunday Robert Edgar to Bonnie with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knowles at Linden United Church Chamney. on Saturday at Linden. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston, McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mrs. James Thompson,Douglas Pletch, David and Kevin• and Dares Cookies, Chocolate Chips, ter Chips and Chocolate Fudge Large bag DREAM WHIP CUT-RITE WAX PAPER, larg 200 foot roll • • • .... • ...... • • Weston's CINNAMON BUNS, Reg. 59c • McCutcheon Grocery Phone •887-9445 We deliver • Peanut But- 990 4-oz. 490 • 6* • • • 490