The Brussels Post, 1974-09-18, Page 21REMEMBER!
For an evening of fun, come to the Auction
Sale to be held in
BRUSSELS. LEGION HALL ON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th
at 7:30 p.m.
All proceeds are to help with an activity
program for the patients at Callander
There will be numerous articles for sale, such as garden
produce, home baking, dishes and household items.
Jack Alexander of Wingham will be the Auctioneer.
If you have articles you wish to donate for sale please
Contact the Nursing Home at 8874271
and we will be glad to pick them up.
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Patent Medicines .— Cosmeticir7
'Groceries .and Stationery — Tobacco. •
TOP 50
8-Track stereo tapes
LP stereo records
Ladies' Wallets
Still Some Left
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Reg. $11.1410 Value
$3.50
Shop at home
HAYWARD'S
Discount -.Variety
"Another beer.:.to show
gratitude to the sponsor who
made this telecast possible!"
1915 Chevrolet Caprice Classic
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The completely new front-end styling of the 1975 Caprice Classic gives the car a shorter,
triniMer appearance. Bodyside moldings -Which are higher-mounted have a vinyl insert colour-
keyed to body or optional vinyl roof colour. The distinct Caprice crest is relocated to the front
fender area.
Caprice Classic models have a distinctive, new rear end lamp treatment consisting of triple
units with outboard lamps wrapping around the rear quarter. Body colour lamp appliques
provide an attractive, integrated rear-end appearance.
Luxurious interiors are enhanced through the use of new interior trim design and colours—
, With the sport cloth trim now available. 1975 Caprice also features woodgrain vinyl trim
interior ornamentation setting off the instrument cluster, over the glove box, in the steering
wheel, and added to the speedometer face area.
Power for the Caprice '75 is supplied by a 350 V8 engine with two-barrel carburetor as
standard„ The 350 V8, 400 V8 and 454 V8 engines with four-barrel carburetors are optional .
choices.
The result of major OM technological advancements for 1975, the Chevrolet Caprice
Classic offers smoother overall performance, lower operating and maintenance costs and
cleaner air through reduced emissions,
Come and See our Display at Fall Fair
McCutcheon Motors Ltd.
Phone 7 .68S6 Brussels.
Youg .NEW CAR DEALER
gS, CHARLES WARWICK
Mrs,Giadys Eleanor
rwick of Brussels
sed away in Clinton Public
Pital on Tuesday September
h 1964.. She was 69 years of
Born in Turnberry Township,
was the widow of the late
des Warwick. who
eceased her in 1970.
e is survived by three sisters,
s.Wesley (Ethel'. Tremble of
ie; Mrs. Alex (Florence)
ie of Wroxeter; Mrs. Stan
anche) Elliott of Listowel and
brothers, Andrew of White-
se, Yukon and Alfred of B,C.
opera' services were held
the M.L.Watt's Funeral
e on Thursday, September
at 2:00 p.m. Rev.
,McCarroll of Melville
byterian Church, Brussels, of
h she was a member, was the
iating clergyman.
allbearers were: Doug.
than. Ben Bone, Jack
'wick, Peter Dorsch, John
wartzentruber and Harvey
tt.
urial was. in Brussels
etery.
BiTUARY
The wea ther was ideal on Saturday for the Blyth
Threshers Reunion. Twenty residents attended the reunion
and all report a good display of engines and equipment.
Marie Flynn and Lorne LawSon joined Norman Speir and
Jerry Collins to provide the old tyme music for Monday's
get-together, Mr. Miller of Exeter was welcomed to the Home
during the afternoon and the Christian Reform volunteers
assisted with the activities,
The program for "Family Night" consisted of a visit from
the Clinton Horticulture Society and entertainers from
Brucefield. Kippen and Bayfield areas, Each of the residents
were presented with a corsage at the entrance to the
auditorium by members of the society. Following the
program, arrangements of flowers were presented to the
following: el dest lady and man, all those over 90, youngest
residents, etc„ as well as a bouquet for each of the rooms, in
the infirmary. Members of junior club attended and assisted
with the flowers.
Taking part in the program from the Bayfield area, and
arranged by Mrs. Garrett, who also provided the piano.
accompaniment were: Lisa Taman, Rebecca Fawcett, Cathy
Mernerm, Wendy Turner, Norman Dean & John Garrett.
Taking part from the Brucefield, Kippen area -were Sandra.
Shelley & Sue Anne Finlayson, Jane Allan Kim Thompson,
Lori Little, Kathy Martins, Dianne Wilson and the Tropical
Six.
11 on Rik
her 6, on pi
nd Mrs. Jan, sy,
Wedding
I evening nail
Congratulations
) the bride and
years. Danciri
the Ken Scol
Smith have a
sons, Don of
Jerald of Greg
(laughter, Mt
'bbings,
three grand
mith farmed:
tntil they move
years ago.
I Games
ity Juvenile,
over Bluevaleb
y evening, Theg
vith the trophy
four games oil
Men's Inlet.
me was played
t day evening
They returned
londay nigk
Allanford an
n Brussels,
oats
with Mr, and
nd Mary wen'.
da Soepboet,
and Dennis
on.
lira Duncan
ed at the same
-'r moving
NEWS OF
Huronview
e market at Brussels
kyards on Friday was active,
a good supply of choice cattle
ng at steady prices.
ood Steers - 50 to 51.50 with
s to 52.00.
ood Steers - 47.00 to 50.00;
our Steers consigned by L & B
s of Wallenstein, averaging
lbs. sold for 52.00.
steer consigned by Omar
man of Wallenstein, weighing
bs. sold for 51.00.
steer consigned by' Bill
inson of R.R.3, Goderich,
hing 1100 lbs. sold for 49.00.
ven steers consigned by
o Golley of Wingham,
aging 1067 lbs. sold for
0,
oice Heifers - 45.50 to 46.50
sales to 47,10,
od Heifers - 42.50 to 45.50.
x heifers consigned by
ge Blake of R.R.2,Brussels,
aging 898 lbs. sold at 47.10
his entire offering of 14
is averaging 877 lbs. selling
n overall price of 46.25.
e heifer consigned by Jim
e of R.R.2, 13lyth, weighing
lbs. sold for 46.75,
heifer consigned by Ross
Brussels
Stockyard
Report
the Official Opening of
The Canada Manpower Centre
And Job Information Centre
242 Inkerman St. E.
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
ond yE. September 30th, 1914
Members of the Public
are cordially invited to attend
Turvey of R.R.2, Bluevale,
weighing 950 lbs. sold for 46.50.
Two heifers consigned by
Robert Grasby of R.R.4, Brussels,
averaging 900 lbs, sold for 45.50.
Choice Cows - 23.00 to 24.00
with sales to 29.50.
Good . Cows - 22.00 to 23.00.
A large offering of weaner pigs
sold at stronger prices.
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Happy -Trails
It has been estimated that
drivers towing trailers are, four
times as unsafe as those driving
cars, reports Consumers'
Association of Canada. A trailer
of any size has its own momentum
which affects a car's normal
acceleration, maneuverability and
braking. Drivers can avoid
accidents by adapting normal
habits to the size, weight and
"feel" of the unit as well as to
road and weather conditions and
to the effects of speed. CAC
National Office is located at 251
Laurier' Ave. West, Room 801,
Ottawa KlP 5Z7.
at 'MO 'pAtti.,
J C. CHI PA, Manager
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