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the crowds who came
auto show.
Old car melee here
Notice to Owners of
OGS and CATS
FREE
RABIES
CLINICS
The Huron County Health Unit, in
co-operation with the Health of Animals
Branch of the Canada Department of
Agriculture will be holding free rabies
clinics at the following:
Friday,
20 June 2 pan, 8 p.m. CLINTON ARENA
Monday,
23 ;hint 0.M. GODERICH.
ARENA
tutisday,
24 June 2 p.m.
Wediieidayi
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26 June 2
incr BRUSSELS,
-FIRE HALL
MAPORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE.
8 OA. 84Y014D
TOWN HALL
JOHN'S
AGRO SERVICE
Custom Ploughing & Discing
ALL TYPES OF CUSTOM WORK
Phone 887-6542
Brussels
THE BRUSSELS > 0ST-,JUNE it, 1975
.New
owners
take over
Texcm
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Webster of
London will take possession of the
Texan Grill, which they
purchased some weeks ago
fromMr. and Mrs. Ross Brighton,
on June 16th. •
Ken and June Webster have
two daughters, age 23 and\h19 and
two sons age 17 and 7 w will
make their home in Brussels with
their parents..
Ross and Irma Brighton will be
missed in Brussels where they
have made many friends during
their time in business at the Grill.
They have purchased property in
the vicinity of Ethel and will make
their home there.
tVE1tY ttjEiDAY 51)ECIALS'
dint Batt 120 litotes] 0,0
Regulat [ 15 pleeesj .
9 Piecer Pieces] 3.11 *„
iilimet Box 1.65
Knack Pack 1.00'
• June Special
Stibmfitines..65e
HE FORE so# main Street4 Seaterth
527-0443
to Brussels for the antique
(Photo by LangloiS)
Maitland Valley Region of '
S.C. held the first annual
Market and Antique Car
on Saturday, June 7 and
ay, June 8 at the Brussels
Grounds.
Saturday the Flea Market
ed for business at 10 a.m.
ended at 6 p.m. Despite
er conditions 20 vendors,
g everything from a tailight
a complete car, bought
ped and sold. Not all
ng was car parts - as one
r travelled from Toronto to
her collection of dried apple
and another one sold
ware.
National Executive Meeting
A.S.C. was held at 2 p.m. in
McNeil's new shed. Future
hies and events were
sed and scheduled. Dinner
served by the ladies of the
n to the executive members.
fter the Flea Market ended
supper was over - Don
ell, president of the region
25 antique cars on a tour of
illage of Brussels. Por many
s their first visit to Brussels.
car club members, campers invited guests were treated to
r•B-Q and refreshments after
tour. After the Bar-B-Q
is gathered in the upstairs of
alace for a dance, Music was led by Marty Stonehouse
ockey, of Kitchener, who is a
ber of the club. He also won
door prize - a Hibachi
-Q.
Sunday morning beginning. aan, Ross McCall, Wayne
array Lowe served arery-
outdoor breakfast, their
in the Lion's Park. The boys
ed about 20 dozen eggs,
d about 20 lbs. ham arid
d 250 cups of coffee. They
d approximately 200 persons
breakfast ending at 10:30
antique cars gathered
at the Fairgrounds *litre
registered 65 Cats' for the
bat again was led by ijoq
it around the village of
e4i then made their way to n and over to Blyth. Herd
dr People were greeted by
ilaintoti- of 13aititoet Old hci gave a short story of the
iinitittry and invited
he to view his factory
The tout, members Weed
d by Mrs: littititen, A I 01410' was ptftetttol to ear b on y Mr, .4titt
thd
ducted a tour of the village of
Blyth in a 1913 Buick Tourer -
owned by Bill Barrich of
Mississauga.
The cars returned to Brussels
Fairgrounds where the weekend
ended in farewells until the next
meet in two weeks in Milverton.
Prizes and trophies were pre-
sented to the following: Oldest
Car - 1913 Buick Tourer owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrick,
Mississauga.
Long Distance Trophy = 1930
WMS receives
plaque hong ring
Miss Moses
Melville WMS met in the
church parlour with eleven mem- •
bers present. Mrs. Martin, 1st
Vice-President, opened the meet-.
ing by reading Psalm 139 verses
1-5 and John Chapter 10 verses
-1-4 and prayer.
Blest be the Tie That Binds was
sung with Mrs. King at the piano.
Minutes were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Steiss, and the
financial report by treasurer Mrs.
Speir. There were fourteen calls
on sick and shut-ins. The
collection was taken by Mrs.
Speir and dedicated by Mrs.
Martin. The Lord is My Shepherd
was sung and a plaque was
presented to the WMSin memory
of—Kiss Bessie Moses by Mrs.
King who also spoke of Miss
Moses who did many valuable
things for the society.
Study 4 on Colossians "Lord of
Our Relations" chapter 3 verses
5.17 was taken by Mrs.
Matheson.
BERG
Sales — Service
installation--
• FREE ESTIMATES
o Barn Cleaner's
o Bunk Feeders
° Stabling
Donald G. Ives,
R.R.#2, Blyth
hone: Brussels 887-9024
Model "A" Tudor - Mart 'Kirik,
North Bay, distance of 275 miles
in seven hours. i -
Most Trouble Trophy - 1937
Chev Coupe- Barry Herbert,
Lambeth.
Boot Trophy - presented to
Geo. Brown of Gorrie for starting
this area club.
All cars registered received a
tour pack consisting .of items of
advertisements from local
merchants and a special plaque
struck for the meet by the
Maitland Valley Region.
Vendors at the Flea Market,
the campers and the tourers
enjoyed the area and expressed
the hope that the region would
carry on the meet next year.
The plans for next year have
already ,,been begun by the
committee.
The lunch booth was operated
by the Guides 'and Rangers
Companies of Seafoith and
Brussels.