HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-12-05, Page 6ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce, that
MIKE'S FARM EQUIPMENT
has merged with Sta-Rite Dairy Systems Ltd.,
which exclusively markets dairy equipment. We .
will now be 'known
AS STA-RITE DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD.
and as such are the sole distributors for Sta-Rite
Dairy Equipment in Canada. Our telephone
number will be
887-9426, p.o. box 251, BRUSSELS, ONT,
Your on the farm Jamesway products will
continue to be serviced by local dealers to be
appointed by JaMesway Co. of Canada, You will
be notified of these appointments, Sta-Rite
Dairy Systems‘will be l pleased to service your
present milking equipment and dairy Stlppi ies.
We apprediate your •business in the past and
look forward to your busines6 in the future.
Yours faithfully;,
Ralph HaVerrlari.
• .64HE' BRUSSELS POST; D C MBI R 5i 1473'.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith
have moved .onto the farm •
moved into their new house and
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. McTaggart Guide New
vacated by the Smith family. by Cheryl Bauer Mr.- and Mrs. George Szerak of We started our meeting
the. Wroxeter area have game. Patrol Leaders were
possession of the house and lot, and patrols formed. The
belonging to the estate of the late Prayerwas formed. Inspecti, Alice J: Forrest and are doing uniforms and the promise
some renovating, prior to moving. recited (the 1st 5 Guide L
Lloyd Smith is a patient in Tickets were given to Guide Listowel Hospital. their. Mothers to sell.
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Perth-Huron Jersey club hears VP
Presentations were made to
Marlene Bowles, the George
Bagg Memorial. Trophy,. she
having a Champion Calf at the
Parish Show at Stratford. Sheila
Armstrong, Marlene Bowles and
Kevin Partridge , received a
T-Shirt and certificate from the
Ontario J .ersey Club. The
following donations were
acknowledged: B & B Dairy
Supplies, Goderich; J.Van
Egmond, Clinton; Gorrie Feed
Mill, Gorrie; , King's Hardware,
Fordwich; J. & W. Rathwell,
Clinton.
Hugh Edighoffer, M.P.P. for
Perth County was guest speaker.
He told of the life of a member of
Parliament and how it worked. A
Here the Grade one students practise their routine in their bell
costumes. The public is invited to the concert.
HARRY BOLGE
Harry James Bolger,
died suddenly at bis resi
Saturday, Nov, 24, 1973
born in Grey Township
11, 1903. He had Mime
17th concession prior to
Brussels ,5 years ago.
Mr. Bolger is survive
wife, the former Gertrud
a daughter Mrs.
(Marilyn) Engel of Cran
son Jim of Clinton; twi
Mrs. Frank (Hattie) Joh
Seaforth; sister Mrs.
(Olive) Diinclas of Walton
,grandchildren. He
predeceased by his first IN
Pearl Richmond and a d
Rosemarie in June 1960 a
brother Howard, of Lo
1954. •
The body rested at I
L. Watts funeral home in
until Monday when it wa
to St. John's Anglican ch
funeral services. Rev.
Carsons officiated. Burial
Brussels Cemetery.
The pallbearers were
Craig, Stewart Humphri
Jan Van Vliet of Walton ai
Raymond, Donald Bray a
S. Smith of Brussels.
Flowerbearers were nep
Harry Johnston, R.R.#1,
Terry Richmond, Blyth,
Fowler, Southampton and
Payne, Molesworth.
Relatives and friends att
from Brampton, Strat
Hamilton, Sarnia, Toronto
Elgin, Southampton, Lis
children, grandchildren and great Seaforth, Stratford, Cli
Palmerston, Lucan, Lo grandchildren. "Wilfred Strickler Blyth Goderich., is a son of *Mrs. Shireman.
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• COrrespondent
• Mrs. Mac Engel
The Perth-Huron Jersey Club
annual meeting was held at
Cranbrook on Saturday,
November 24th with a banquet
served by the Cranbrook W.I. The
business was held in the morning
with the dinner at twelve-thirty.
Dave Parkinson, Ontario Club
Fieldman spoke on behalf of
Floyd Dingwall, the Ontario Club
President who was unable to
attend.
Sheila Armstrong, Dairy
Princess for Perth County, Queen
of the Furrow at this year's
Plowing Match and member of
the Perth-Huron Club wassa head
table guest.
question and answer 'period
followed.
Executive for 1974: President -
Alec Ostrom; 1st Vice President -
Gordon Young; 2nd. Vice,
President - A. G. Whitely;
Ontario Director , - Jack Van
Egmond; Secretary - Chris Lee.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler and their family visited
Mrs. Shirernan at her home in
Bright on november 25th. Mrs.
Shireman celebrated her 80th
birthday with over one hundred
relatives attending, including
Christmas
Seals out
A total of 34,963 letters with
Christmas Seals have been
forwarded to: Huron and Perth
County home's by the Huron Perth
Tuberculosis and Respiratory
Disease Association members
were informed at a meeting of the
Association held in Seaforth. To
date $16,772.31 has been
received. The report was
presented by Ralph Poren•
Rev .*Garbutt Smith presided at
the meeting when routine reports ,
were given by Mrs. Edith fisher,
Mitchell; Miss Eileen O'Brien,
Goderich; Ralph Goren, Stratford
and Torn Leiper, Londesboro.
Miss O'Brien said that physical
conc,litioning courses in the Red
Cross Rooms are continuing for
both adults and children with
Linda Clarke instructing. A
I Respiratory Technologist has
' been supervising the Associa-
floret Horne Care Units on leisure
time.
• With the Christmas Concert at Brussels. Public School coming
up on December 12 the students are almost ready to entertain:
Pie" of CRANBROOK
Your
Blood
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