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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-10, Page 20I'LL TAKE THIS AND THIS — Shoppers select crocheted articles on the handicrafts table _at 'the United Church bazaar Saturday. (Photo by Langlois) has smorgasbord .STEPHENSON'S Bakery Grocery. Free Delivery Phone 887-9226 Libbys TANGERINES Size 150 Homemade *BUTTER TARTS PORK AND BEANS 19 ozs. Cohoe SA I.. MON173/4 ozs. 49 ' 1.19 69 ' a Doz. 9radoz PeliVer b19 0' Phone 887..9445 chi9uita -BANANAS . •••••illoil•••• 6 lb. bOi, 1.19 7.09 Schneider Bulk Country or' Braided Kent SAUSAGE.::,:.... SAKI PLUSH 34' Oz, „ „ „ 11-rys-tt7‘.11 IN-60h ;'Crueller keg, 81-d . 69 McCutcheon. Grocery ,r Don Hamilton REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD. 100 acre farm in Grey Township, 94 acres workable, -a 60' x 60' bank barn and a driving shed.The frame home is modern and has four bedrooms. * * * * * * 200 acres in Morris Twp. with up-to-date pig barn, steel granaries, 3 bedroom home 5 years old. * * * * * * 100 acres in Howick Twp., 70 acres workable with. a bank barn, silo and silo unloader, implement shed and a 3 bedroom red brick home. Priced to sell. WANTED Farm listings. We have buyers for these listings and others. Contact IVAN CAMPBELL Phone 887-6672 DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE LTD. LISTOWEL 14-106-1 Reduced Newly sided 4-bedroom home with lovely cupboards, carpeted floors, 3-piece‘ bath and oil furnace. Now asking only $21,000. Make an offer. Call ROY RIDDALLS 291-4070 or evenings 291-3030 Representing Clayton G. Hogg: LIMITED 130 inkerman st., LISTOWEL 14-106-1 p19. Notices J. 15 SERVICE We will pick up all Dead and' Disabled' Cows and Horses and Stocker Cattle and all small animals for a small service charge. We t have three trucks to service you 24 hours 7 days a week, Phone Collect 7-9334 Brussels Pet Food Suppiies Lic.519-C-75 19-05t-tf 20—THE BRUSSELS POST HOPPE Home Hardware, Phone 887-6525. Xmas Store Hours, Open Mondays 'till Xmas. Open nights Dec. 18 - 19 - 22 - 23 'till 9 pm. Dec. 24 'till 6 P.M. 19-06-2 COMPLETE tower and aerial work, T,.V..and appliance repairs and installation. Oldfield Hardware, Phone 8876851. 19-106-1 24. Cards of Thanks We wish to thank C.W.L. and Advisery Board for having the farewell party held in our honor at St. Ambrose Parish. Hall. Many thankS for clock radio and purse of money. — Joe and Rose Ryan. 24-106-F A special thanks to friends and relatives for all their thoughtful- ness and consideration. It has meant so much and is truly appreciated. Thank you. — The family of the late Mrs. Margaret RintOul. 24-06-1 We wish to convey to all our relatives, neighbours and friends who were so kind during the long illness and bereavement of a loving daughter and sister. Thanks to all for expressions of sympathy, by means' of cards, flowers, food, donations to the, cancer society. A special thanks to all in the Callander Nursing -- Home for their thoughtfulness. Ed. Pollard, Frieda and Mervyn. Pipe. 24-106x1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pearson wish to express their sincere thanks to all their friends and neighbours for the wonderful presentation and generous gift. . 24-106x1 25. In Memoriam McLEAN — In loving memory of a 'dear husband and father, Donald McLean, December 11th, 1974. . This month comes back with deep regret Of a wonderful husband and father we'll never forget He fell asleep without a good- bye But our memories of him will never die. — Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife Iona and family. 25-106x1 MCLEAN — In loving memory of a dear son Donald, who passed away one year ago, December 11th, 1974. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Always remembered by Mother and Sisters. 25-106-1 27. Births, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Uhler of R.R.3, Walton are proud to announce the arrival of their first child, a daughter, Martha Ann, in Listowel Memorial Hospital on December 1, 1975. 27-106x1 28. Deaths p.m. Interment Wingham Cemetery. Rev. E Nelson officiating. Those. who wished donated to the Canadian Cancer ., Society. '28-106-1 Peace on Earth Be a Red Cross Blood Donor CAREFUL There's nothing worse than finding a piece of a toy missing. Take care when putting toys away; be sure all pieces are in the box or carton. Good training aid for children. Walton UCVV Correspondent Mrs. 'Allen McCall The U.C.W. general meeting was held in the basement of Duff's United Church, Walton on Wednesday evening, December 3. At 7:00p.m. a smorgasborg meal was enjoyed when 23 members attended. This was followed by the Christmas meeting when Mrs. Martin Baan gave the Call to Worship. The Christmas hymn, "While Shepherds watched their flocks by night" was sung. Mrs. Graeme Craig read the Christmas Story in scripture from Luke 2:1-18 followed with prayer by Mrs. Harvey Craig, who also read the Christmas Carol on Scrooge. Several Christmas Carols were enjoyed when Mrs. Herb Traviss accompanied at the. piano. A skit was presented by members of the 17th and Boun- dary unit. Mrs. M. Baan, Mrs. C. Ritchie and Mrs. Van Vliet Sr. were dressed as Angels acting the birth of baby Jesus. This closed the devotional period. Mrs. Neil McGavin President, presided for the business opening with a poem, "December": Min- utes of a recent executive meeting Were read by Mrs. H. Traviss. Thank you notes were read from Marlyn Smith and Orvilla McCut- cheon. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. K. McDonald. Donations were made to the Children's Aid Society, Goderich and War Mem- orial, London. It was recommended that car- pet runners be purchased for the three inside door ways. The offering Was redeived and dedicated. 'Away in a Manager"' was sung -and Mrs. McGavin closed the meeting with prayer. Personals Recent guests with' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills were: Mr. and Mrs: Murray Mills and family of Branipton, Mission Band niemberS are requested to bring their mite boxes to the Christmas meeting on Sunday, tiecember ,14. Mrs. James Shortreed has undergOne surgery hi Stratford Rospitai. We hope She is soon. CLASSIFIED 28. Deaths 14. Property for Sale 19. Notices SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED New 'Modern Equipment Over 20 years experience Phone LOUIS Blake 8874800 R.R.82, Brussels 19-0-tf RINTOUL, Margaret Loretta at CommunitySeaforth Hospital on Dec: 3, 1975. Margaret Pollard, beloved wife of the late Chester loved daughter of James Pollard of Brussels and dear mother of Helen (Mrs. Doug. Stewart) of Seaforth, Wanda (Mrs. Win. Scott) of Essex. Loving Grandmother of Richard,. Glen, Cynthia and Paul Stewarat and Bill and atdWrhie Scott„ Friends ,Were received at the Whitney-Mg Funeral Mind, 87 GOderich Street W., Seaforth after 2 p. m Friday where finteral service was held on Saturday at 2 , DECEMBER 10, 1975 much improved. The card party this Friday evening will be convened by Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Bill Hum- phries, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Laverne Godkin when there will be a draw for a door prize. The Walton Recreation Com- mittee met recently at the Bill Humphries home when the fol-, lowing officers were elected: Chairman, Joe SfeFfier, Recording Secretary, Carol Collins, and Treasurer, Howard Hack w. ell. Another meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening.' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell of Londesboro visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall on Sunday. Mrs. C. Matheson of Atwood `will be the guest at the Walton Women's Institute on Wednesday December 17th. She will demon- strate several Christmas articles. Members are reminded of the Turkey Supper at 7p.m. There is to be an auction of homemade cookies and a gift exchange. The P.R.O. and Branch Directors will convene this Christmas meeting. Little Natasha Stutz of Water- loo spent a few days 'last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dundas. A Post Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Brussels 887-6641.