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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-06-19, Page 15Short Notice wiring Auction Sale Of Complete Line of Power Tools, Hardware Goods and New Furniture Friday, June 21, at 8:00 P.M. BALL AUCTIONS LIMITED Brussels, Ontario artial Listing: lack & Decker jig saw; circular saw; router; electric vinower; electric drills; sanders; table saw; hedge trimmer; grass trimmer; grinder; tool boxes; hammers; saws; wrenches; rewdrivers; socket sets; vice grips; trouble lights; levels; step drier; paint rollers; turpentine; paint brushes; drill sets; shop cum; drill boxes; garden hose; pliers; adjustable wrenches; ood lathe:wheelbarrow; clippers;shovels;rakes;hoses; garden ols; hose st and:Power mower; Morse electrophonic quality niponent set with 8 track tape deck; 6 lovely styles of Morse ereos; Morse completely automatic sewing machine; large lection of bedroom and chesterfield suites in styles of French ovincial, Spanish, Colonial and Modern, new single, double ,d queen size beds, decorative table and swag lamps; lovely ffee and end table sets; kitchen suites in a variety of colours; is of dishes; sets of silverw'are and many more items too =emus to mention. OTE: Terms of sale are Cash or our handy TKM budget plan. There is lots of seating and parking and a refreshment booth and washroom facilities are available. le Conducted by: BALL AUCTIONS LIMITED Phone: 887-9363 LAss F ED est- are the( usi- ire ntly CELLANEOUS: Chesterfield; ccasional chairs; several ?ng chairs; several lamps; tables; mirrors; wicker y; pedestal stand; iron bed; g and mattress; dresser, table; round top trunk; res; iron bed; spring and ess, dresser and wash ; several quilt boxes; small table; iron bed; spring, and ess, dresser ,wardrobe; ing linens, towels, vacuum er; card table; copper boiler; s; crocks; roll-away bed and ess; kitchen table and four s; Beach electric stove; tte, Refrigerator; wringer et, kitchen cabinet , odd s; step ladder; tubs and step stool; appliances; ng utensils; quantity dishes; n tools, etc. ESTATE: 7 room instil house; 3-piece bathroom; oil e , on nice lot, in good state air. S on real estate 10% cash f sale, balance in 30 days possession will be giVen. d subject to a reserve bid. S on furniture - Cash. RS. GLORIA VODDEN, Execlitrix, London. ACKSON & JACKSON Auctioneers 20-28-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Property and modern ehold effects will be held for ESTATE OF THE LATE IS DUNDAS, West Street, rth SATURDAY, JULY 6 At 1 P.M. rtY will be offered for sale at 20-29-1 The Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded wishes to thank the media, volunteers and citizens of the community for their support of the Flowers of Hope Campaign. 24-29-1 The members of the Wingham Gideon Camp wish to thank• the people of this area for their fine support. This has enabled the camp to exceed its financial objective of $2700 this year, by over 50%. R. T. Kilpatrick, Camp Secretary, 24-29.1 26. Personal The engagement is announced of Helen Margaret Bart, daughter of Mrs. Florence Bart and the late Ralph Bart of Stratford to Michael Kernaghan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Kernaghan of Brussels. The wedding will take place July 20th at 5 p.m. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Stratford. 26-29x1 Mr. and Mrs. Ross White, London ,Ontario are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Ann to Mr. James Hubert MacQueen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacQueen, Wallaceburg, Ontario. The wedding will take place in St. Matthews Anglican Church, London, June 29th, 1974 at 3 P.M. 26-29-1 1974 Fall Fairs listed Arthur Sept.6 evening;? Ayton Sept. 13,14 Bayfield Aug.30,31 Blyth No Fair, Brussels Sept.25,26 Chesley Sept. 6, 7 Dorchester Oct.5,6 Drayton Sept.9 Dresden Aug.22,23,24 Drumbo Dundalk Sept.20,21 Sept.6,7 Dungannon Sept. 26,27 Aug.30 to Sept.2 Elmira Sept.14 evening & 16 Embro Sept. 20,21 Exeter Fergus Sept.13,14 Forest Sept.20, 21 Hanover Aug.29,30,31 Harriston Sept.19 Hen sall June 18 Howick Oct.4,5 Ilderton Sept.27,28 Kincardine Aug.31 Kirkton Sept. 13,14 Kitchener Aug. 27 to Sept.2 Lakefield Sept.14,15 Listowel Sept. 6,7 London(Western Fair) Sept.6-14 Lucknow Sept.21 Markdale Aug.23,24 Meaford Sept.21,22 Melbourne Oct.11, 12 Mildmay Sept.14 Milibrook June 15 Milverton Sept. 20,21 Mitchell Aug.30,31,Sept.1 Mount Forest Sept .10 Neustadt Sept. 20,21 New Hamburg Sept.l3evening; 14 Orangeville Owen Sound Paisley Palmerston Parkhill Ripley Rodney St. Marys SEAFORTH Shelburne .Stratford Strathroy Sutton West Sydenham Tara Tavistock Teeswater Thedford Tiverton Toronto(C.N.E.) Aug.14-Sept.2 Toronto(Royal Winter Fair) ,Nov, 15.22 Walkerton Oct.17,18,19 Wiarton Sept.13 evening ;14 Zurich Sept. 21.23 Nevis 'of Belgrave Mrs. Robert Hibberd had the cast removed from het leg last Friday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd attended the annual reunion of the Gedcke fainily at the community centre in Kiirtzvilld on Saturday. Correspondent • Mrs. Mac Engel The Educational and Cultural meeting of the Cranbrook Women's Institute was held in the Cranbrook Hall with Brussels, Ethel and Moncrieff members as guests. The meeting was opened with the singing of the "Opening Ode", followed by the Mary Stewart Collect and the Lord's Prayer being repeated in unison. The roll call was answered with a verse from public school by 18 members. Or- visitors included 7 from Moncrieff,11 from Brussels, 8 from 7ithel and 7 other guests. Mrs.Witfred Strickler reported on the visit to the Atwood Maple Leaf Institute meeting on May 16. There was no , report at this meeting on the District Annual in Gorrie. Mrs. Cudmore reported that the Cranbrook W.I. were asked to donate' cookies or squares to the Huronview Blossom Tea. Mrs. Jack Conley made a motion to buy squares for this. Mrs. Jack Cox reported that the bicycle rodeo at Grey Central School was to be held on Tuesday, . June 11. Mrs. Cox also told particulars of the bus trip on June, 18. Mrs. Allan invited a member' of our Institute to the Wroxeter meeting on June 18. There will be no meeting in July . Picnic It was decided that the executive was to make the arrangements for the picnic at , Family Paradise in August. Mrs. Clare Veitch, convener for • Education and Cultural Activities presided for the remainder of the meeting. Miss Kate McNabb gave the motto on the benefits of books and reading. Sharon Engel gave a piano solo, Rosanne Engel gave the highlights on her speech "Grooming Guide for Personal Cleanliness" from the "Cranbrook Looking Glass". Mrs. Melvin Becker led in a short sing-song. Mrs. W. Strickler introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Geo Wilson from the Public Relations Office for W.I. of Canada. Mrs.I Wilson gave an interesting commentary on the W.I. activitiesi in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon, which she complimented with movie slides., Mrs.C. Veitch thanked the guest' speaker and presented her with a gift. The meeting was closed by, singing "0 Canada". Lunch was' served by Mrs.Jolin Strickler, Mrs.Baker, Mrs. Leslie Knight! and Mrs. Van Donkersgoed. • W. M. s. meets Mrs. John A Perrie was hostess, for the June meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox. Church with 15 attending. Mrs. Lylle Gordon opened the meeting with a poem "The Little Things that Matter". "Blest be the tie that binds" Was sung with Mrs. Leslie Knight as pianist. Psalm 143 was read responsively and a message from General Secretary of Bible Society by Kenneth. MacMillan ..v read. r. Stuart. McNair read "The Unique Book" followed by prayer by Mrs. Stanley Fischer. Mrs, Gordon gave a reading "Please don't forget the potatoes". Mrs. Earl Dunn presided fer the business. The roll call was"something of interest from the Glad Tidings or Record''. Mrs.Stuart Stevenson gave a report on the June COnfererice held in Atwood. The Fall Conference will be held in St. Marys. Members reported 18. , cards and 2 viSits.:Mrs. Perrie. presented Mrs. Melvin Becker with a cup and saucer. The highlights from our W.M.S. minute books from 1965 to the present were given by Mrs. Mac Engel and Mrs. Jack Knight had the topic on "Prayer". Closing hymn was "There is a hook that all may read". Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Knight, Mrs. Leslie Knight and the hostess. Personals The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed in Knox Church on June 23 at 9:45. Work on the new house being built for John Vanass, London, was started last week. It is located on' land purchased from Camerons, next to the former school, now the residence of Mr. and Mrs.E. Zeihr. Mr. and Mrs.Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mac Engel attended the induction service for Rev. Edwin G; Nelson in Seaforth Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, June 12. Mrs: W. A. Williams, Brussels, was able to return to her home from Wingham Hospital, where she has been a patient for some time.' Visiting Mr. and mrs.Earl Dunn recently were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacDonald and Mrs. Jean MacDonald, Molesworth, Mrs. Kaye Pfeifer, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Machan, Listowel, and Mr. and Mrg.Bill Muchan, London. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mrs. Annie Gemmel attended the 90th birthday party for Mrs. Amelia Brown on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson, Belgrave. An enjoyable family get-together was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Steiss when approximately 40 members of the family were present in honour of the. 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Steiss. Included in the guests were the five sisters of Mr. Steiss, Mrs. Orma Wilson, Brussels, Mrs.Arthur Nicholls, Atwood, Mrs. Oscar Huehn , Conestoga, Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss Emylene Steiss, Cranbrook. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paris and grandson Billie, Mitchell, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron and family. Saturday visitors with Mr. 'and mrs. Lloyd Smith were Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Dadswell, Patsy and Beverley, Clayton, Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. pat Fitzsimmons, Windsor, Mr. Wm. Dadwell, Harriston, and Mrs. Jack Dadswell, Listowel. JR/ MI 9th, theft k rotho, s, 1,41 d Mrs, 1 0 hell Walls It dueled .usseh Rickey n are uction Sales 20. Auction Sales News of Cronbrook WI plans picnic hears about Yukon 1 Auction Sales AUCTION SALE TATE OF LILLIAN KERR Princess Street, Brussels SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd 1 P.M. varturisnwahmitsnamis.marawastir 20. Auction Sales .3 p.m. subject to 'a reserve bid. Terms on the property 10% down, balance in 30 days. Terms on household effects - cash. For property information Phone 527-1976 or 527-0156. BRIAN RINTOUL Auctioneer GEORGE POWELL Clerk :20-29-1 22. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the ESTATE OF DORA SOMERS, Brussels, Ontario, deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned' solicitors on or before the 6th day of July, 1974, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES Brussels, Ontario Solicitcrs for the Executors 22-29-3 Jr. Cards of Thanks We wish to take this opportunity to thank our relatives, neighbour,- and friends for the appreciated gift. —Ronald and Mary Deitner, Baden, Ontario. 24-29x1 Aug.31 & Sept.2 Sept. 5,6,7 Sept.16,17 Sept.12 Sept. 27,28 Sept.17,18 July 12,13,14 Sept. 19,20 Sept.13,14 Sept.15-17 Aug.30,31,Sept.1 Aug. 8 to 11 Sept.20 Sept. 24,25 Sept.6,7 Oct .12 Aug. 23,24 Oct.5 itHE Hitt 'Plan Senior Citizens ride Maitland Valley Region of Historical Automobile Society of Canada, along with Antique and Classic Car Club of Canada, London, and Tri-Lakes REgion of Historical Automobile Society of Canada, London, will assemble on the drive and green area at Huronview on Sunday, June 23 at 2 p.m. This is in recognition of Senior Citizens Week and to salute our elderly. These vehicles will be on display. There will be a short tour of the town of Clinton by the cars. Upon returning to Huronview the residents will be taken for short tours about the town. SSEIS POST• JUNE 19, 1874-. 1a