The Brussels Post, 1975-10-29, Page 3when
in BRUSSELS Stop in at' the
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DINNER SPECIALS DAILY
Jane and Ken Webster
Your Hosts
TENTED CITY SITE SET — The sign went up at the
Jim Armstrong farm in Morris last week, at the site
of the 1978 International Plowing Match. Rev. Ken
limes of Brussels, centre, blessed the ground, while
a group of the Match's organizers watched. From left
are. Roy Bennett, Wingham, Ray
Scotchmer, Bayfield, Gordon McGavin, Seaforth,
Howard Datars, IDashwood, Rev. Innes, Don Pullen,
Clinton, Bill and Jim Armstrong and Allan Campbell,
McKillop.
ther-in-law initiates new member
New Horizons
Senior club
gets grant
The Brussels Senior Friendship
Club met on Wednesday, October
n in the Canadian Legion Hall.
President Edwin Martin presided
and welcomed all, wishing them a
pleasant afternoon.
Community singing with Mrs.
Verna Thomas at the piano, ws
enjoyed, using the new song
books.
Discussion took place
regarding the change of the club
from Zone 1 to Zone 9, which will
be a Huron County Zone but no
decision was made until further '
information is received.
A message of thanks from Zone
1 officers was conveyed to the
group for 'their preparations for
the Fall Zone Rally.
Mrs. Elinor Hemingway
announced the receipt of an
Horizon Grant to carry on a
"Work and Play" Club. • •
Seven tables of progressive
euchre were played. Prize's were
awarded as follows:
High Man - Mrs. Torrance
Dundas (playing as a man); Low
man - Mrs. Alex Steiss (playing
as a man); Low Lady - Mrs.C.
Matheson; High Lady - Mrs.
Glenna. Stephens; Lucky door
draws- Mrs. Ida Evan's,
Mrs. Ernie Stephens, Mrs. David
Watson, Mrs.C. Matheson.
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rand Master visits Brussels lodge
Bert Urquhardt, our most recent
appointed Grand Steward..
The introductions being
completed the regular business
'was attended to. .
The highlight of the evening
was the initiation of Leslie Knight
into the Masonic Order, with that -
honour being done by his father-
in-law, Wor. Bro. Allan
McTaggart of Goderich.
The capacity attendance came
from North Huron District, South
Huron District, Bruce District and
Toronto District.
The Masters of the attending
lodges spoke and conveyed their
wishes of enjoyment to Mr.
Knight. •
Rt. Worshipful Bro. Mac Ingles
was thanked for his attendance by
Wor. Bro. Wilfred Shortreed.
Following the closing of Lodge
a social ho ur
a fine social
evening.
was held, Making
and fraternal
USE.
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WANT-ADS
DIAL 887-6641
Rt. Worshipful Bro. Mac
es, Clifford, Ontario, District
puty Grand Master, North
ron District, made his official
it to St. John's Lodge #284
F. &A.M. Brussels, Ontario on
tober 14.
1. Worshipful Bro. Ingles was
rted and introduced to the
ge by Rt. Worshipful Bro.
iam Turnbull and Rt.
rshipful Bro. Calvin Krauter.
e market at Brussels
yards last Friday was active
all classes of cattle selling
nger, STockers were Steady,
traded higher.
oice Steers - 49.00 to 51.00
sales to 51.40
d Steers - 47.00 to 49.00
wo steers consigned by Hilray
of Holyrood averaging
lbs, sold for 51.40 with their
nng of 10 steers averaging
lbs. sold for near the 50.00
1.
steer consigned by Jim
trong of R.R.4, Wingham,
01411190 lbs. sold for 51.25.
II steers consigned by George
its of Wroxeter averaging
fibs. sold for 50.00.
ody•two steers consigned by
Adams of Brussels
aging 1145 lbs. sold for an
all price of 49.85.
steer consigned by Gerald
of Embro weighing 1140 lbs.
for 51.50 with his offering of
fancy light-weight steers
ging 951 lbs. selling for
He was invited by Wor. Bro. Max
Watts, master of St. John's Lodge
to assume the gavel. He brought
best wishes to the Lodge and all
attending from the Grand Master.
of the Order, then spoke on the
aspects of Free Masonry, the man
and the community.
Rt. Worshipful Bro. Calvin
Krauter introduced Past Grand
Lodge officers atending and
especially Very Worshipful Bro.
Choice Heifers - 45.00 to 47.0 t)
with sales to 47.70.
Good Heifers - 43.00 to 45.00.
Two heifers consigned by
Bruce Blake of Brussels
averaging 850 lbs. sold for 47.70.
A heifer consigned -by George.
Blake of Brussels weighing 1020
lbs. sold for 47.50 with his 32
heifers averaging 874 lbs. selling
for an overall price of 45.90.
A heifer consigned, by Nelaway
Farms of Brussels weighing 860
lbs. sold ftir 47.7 5.
Eight heifers consigned by
Robert Blake of Brussels
averaging 861 lbs. sold , for
46.60.
Choice Cows - 23.0 to 25.00
with sales to 28.75.
Good Cows - 20.00 to 23.00.
30 to 40 - lb :pigs sold to a high
of 47.90.
40 to 50-lb. pigs sold to a high
of 52.75.
50 to 60-1b. pigs sold to a high
of 59.50.
60 to 70-1b. pigs sold to a high
of 72.75.
russets. Stockyard Report
WEEKLY SALE
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD.
EVERY FRIDAY..
At 12 Noon
phone 881•6461 11"M"
• BALANCE Y OUR-DIET WITH EXERCISE
"To bring to the, attention of the people of Huron County that nutrition is essential
to overall good health and vitality and that sound eating habits provide many
benefits to all ages, I hereby proclaim November 2 - 8, 1975 as Nutrition Week".
PROCLAMATION
A. McKinley, Warden,
countytif Huron
'THE BRUSSELS 'MM. OCTOBER 29, 1975,6‘•