HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-11-21, Page 32Shown at Tight is Seaforth district farmer Russell T. Bolton,
this year's winner of the World Hay Championship at the Royal'
Agricultural Winter' Fair in Toronto, symbolized by the White
Challenge Trophy. Mr, Bolton was also the winner of the
championship last year, making it two in a row for him and the
10th time in the 16 years the award has been made that it has
been won by farmers in the same area of Ontario. Mr. Bolton
produces pedigreed seed and raises beef and hogs on his
150-acre Seaforth farm. The new champion is seen here with
David A., Stewart, Manager of Advertising Services of White
Farm Equipment, sponsors of the trophy and annual awards.
News of ,Ethel ,
Institute sees Huron slides
Stephenson's
Bakery Grocer
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1/2 tins Maple Leaf or Gold Seal with each
order. Limited 3 to a customer.
Green Giant
CREAM STYLE CORN 19oz. 2 -for 6
ALYMER CATSUP - 20-oz. .4„
Lancia,
Medium SIZE NOODLES • 12-oz. 2
Free delivery 887922
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means only a few minutes of, time
to the donor but may well be the
gift of life to someone who
receives it.
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It is that 'time of year again.
The Curling season. Once more
the avid participants of the sport
are making the Brussels arena
resound with the sounds of the
stones and brooms, the exclama-
tions of success and moans of
frustration. Curling is one of 'the
great, fast-growing sports of our
Canadian winters.
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Do not forget that Santa will be
in Brussels, Saturday, December
15th to, meet the youngsters of
the, community. He will be
welcomed with a parage on hand
to escort him into the village.
Bring the kiddies to greet him and
receive their treat.
Ray & Helen's
Family Centre
RAY & HELEN ADAMS — 887-6671
Santa _Claus has arrived at RAY and
HELEN'S with Gift Suggestions for
everybody.
rft Christmas Cards. 1.00-2.50 -- t Gift Wrap --Ar- 4 Decorations
2. Ladies Fancy Housecoats 15.9523.98 VI Ladies Plastic
Goloshes 2.98 24 Slacks & Tops, size 1-18 -- t' Men's, Ladies
S. M. L. and Extra Large
A good selection of Jackets, Ski-Doo
Suits , Boots, Hats and Mitts for all
Members of the Family.
TOYS GALORE!
DOLLS 2.98 up —.TONKA 2.98-9.98
FISHER PRICE TOYS for SMALL ONES
GAMES 129 up — PUZZLES, PANT BY NO. BOOKS
8itti* and 'drop it arid-brows , .arcitiritt whip Addetiti- is at
#i; best. ,
LAY.4-WAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
~t~ascue children froth fire
mattress while playing with some
wooden Matches, her mother
reported.
The blaze was brought under
control by the Seaforth firemen
within a short time.
Weston's
GRANNY TARTS, 10c off
RED EMPEROR GRAPES
Schneider's Family
HAMBURG PATTIES
Tom Phillips, assis
chief, estimat ed dama
apartment owned by Jo
about %M0, a„ .1 the
which were completely
and not insured at abo
doz.
2 lb. 1
2 loaves 3
Correspondent
Mrs. Chester Earl
The Ethel Women's Institute
met in the Community Centre on
Wednesday, November 14th.
Five visiting Institutes were
present also ten men and other
guests.
Mrs. Lothar Weber welcomed
everyone. Mr. Norman Beirnes
and Mr. Cecil Bateman favoured
with four numbers. Mrs. John
Brink gave the motto, "If you love
nature you will never pollute it".
Roll call was "Name an effect of
Pesticides on wildlife".
Mrs. Ed. Gill gave the smile for
she meeting. Mrs. Lothar Weber
introduced .Mr. Don Pullen,
Agricultural Representative from
Clinton who talked on land use
and showed slides of Huron
County.
Mrs. Bert Godden led in a sing
song with Mrs. Stan Speiran at
the piano.
U.C.W. Meets
The Ethel U.C.W. met at the
home of Mrs. Percy Stephenson
for their November meeting.
Mrs. Chester Earl had the
worship service assisted by Mrs.
Bert Golden and Mrs. Carl
McDonald. Mrs, Chester Earl
'conducted the business. Roll call
was answered by bringing some-
thing for sale. Visitation. Day will
take place in the next month and*
report at the next meeting Dec.
13th.
Mrs. Geo. Pearson will be the
new treasurer for the coming
year. Mrs. Bert Godden will make
np program books for 1974.
Meeting closed with
the Benediction followed by lunch
serVed bylVIrs. R. Wilbee, Mra. J.
Pearson and the hOstesS.
ETHEL LOCALS
The Women's' Institute catered
to the Foresters' -Banquet
Monday, night.
Master Jamie Dobson of
Palmerston visited his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Dobai:M.
Mr. and Mrs: Elwin Hall of
Owen Sound Visited Mr: and.
Mrs. Roy Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. DOn Fischer of
ListoWel ViSited Mr. and Mrs.
Geo: Pearson, on Sunday,. Laurie
and Steven Pischer spent the
Week end with. their grand
parents.
ZLTHE BRUSSELS' POSY'Nov
Miss Earnscliff Musgrove and
Miss Ann Henry of Wingham
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Bremner and Doris;
Mr. Chas. Scheerer returned
from hospital.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Heimstra were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Posthumes, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Heimstra, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilles -Beaudry and Mrs.
Annie „Armstrong of Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs. FrankHeimstra
and family of Listowel .
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J.'
C. Lamont were Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Nicke and family of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parrish and
family, Trowbridge andMr. and
Mrs. John Purvis.
ETHEL
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Jean Fraser of Burford
visited last week with. Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Stephenson.
Mr. arid Mrs. Andrew Bremner-
spent a few days inLondon with
relatives.
Mrs. L. Smith has taken up
.residence in Listowel above the
A.P. store.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn Jr.
and son, Miss Betty Lynn and
Mrs. Fred Fost er, all of
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lloyd of
Montreal visited Mr. andMrs.
Geo. Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Pearson visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cardiff of
Brussels on Sunday.
Mr. Don Pearson and Miss
LInda Schinamon of Wat etloo
spent the weekend with Mr. arid,
Mrs. Geo. Pearson.
No church was held in the
United Church on Sutida. Some
members went to BrusselS` to the
Meiriorial Service and some went
to Atwood to the Memorial
Service in the Community Centre.
Mrs. Blanche poison of
Listowel visited M. and Mrs.
Percy St. ephenson, Monday.
Miss Bonnie Godden has
returned home from Stratford
hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Klein-
-Anther Visited in . Waterloo
Sunday.
The first .euchre of the 'season
Was held Monday night, Nov.
12th with nine tables hi play.
Priies•werewon by Mrs. Ed. Gin o
Mrs. Eskritt, Mr. Stati Alen
ander, Mr. Cameron Cochrane!
MrS, Edythe Cardiff.
EMBER 27i 103
Darlene Rotteati, her two-year-
old daughter, Cynthia, and
Brenda Tombs escaped 'in their
night clothes last Thursday
morning from a tire which
damaged an apartment above the
Pricegarcl Store on Main Street,
eaforth.
George Ray, painting the
Queen's Hotel across the street
saw the smoke and yelled a
warning to the sleeping women.
On awaking Ms. Rotteau heard
the crackling noise of fire and
rushed in to her daughter's
bedroom and found the bed on
fire. She attempted to put out the
fire but as the flames spread she
fled to the street to join her friend
who had taken her daughter down
to the street.
The' fire started when the
Rottean child set fire to the
Shorts Shots
Dixie Frozen.
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