The Brussels Post, 1976-11-24, Page 7lip
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J. Turnbull, top Yorkshire exhibitor 'at Royal Winter Fair.
Brussels area farmers came
y with a good share of the
es in swine competition at the
yal Winter Fair in. Toronto last
eek.
Wm. J. Turnbull won l a special
rdsman's award, placed fourth
an inter breed barrow class for
arket livestock, and had-'three
ts, a second, and a fifth in
arkshire classes. He won the
tkshire premier breeder and
envier exhibitor awards too.
Jan Van Vliet of Brussels
aced third for the herdsman's
ard, eight in the interbreed
rrow class, four firsts, a second
and a third in Lacombe classes
and was premier exhibitor and
breeder of Lacombes.
John Van Vliet of RR 2,
Brussels won a second and an
eight in Duroc classes at the fair,
two firsts, two seconds, and a
seventh, eighth, nineth and tenth
placing various Landrace classes.
He also had the grand champion
Landrace boar.
Robert J. Robinson; of RR 4,
Walton was premier exhibitor and
breeder in the Hampshire swine
classes at the fair, ,where he
collected three firsts, a second,
To the Electors of
I3LYTH
EAST_ WAWANOSH
and MORRIS
As a candidate for the
Huron County Board of Educalion,
I ask for your support on
Monday'December 6th.
• Wilfred Shotreed
To the Separate School supporters of the
Municipalities of. Ashfield, Colborne,
Grey, Howick ', Hullett, IVIcKillop„
Morris, Turnberry, East Wawanosh,
West Wawanoshi Towns of Goderich,
Blyth, Brussels, Seaforth, Wingham.
Having served on the Huron-Perth
Separate School Board for the first six
Years ofits formation, I feel that at this
time I would appreciate the' opportunity
to serve you again as your Roman
Catholic Separate School representative
to the Huron County Board of
Educations If elected, I shall endeavour
to give my best service.
On Monday, December 6th, I ask for
your vote.
Advance poll Saturday, November
27th. s'
Kieffer
TOM, KETCH. x
To the Electors of the
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
I would appreciate the opportunity of
serving the ratepayers of the village of
Brussels during the next two very busy- years.
,While I have lived in this community most of
my entire life; "YOUR CONCERNS ARE MY
CONCERNS". If I am elected for Council I
will do all I can for the benefit of our village. •
It is Your tax dollar that is being spent, and
it is Your future that iibeing played with. So'
be sure and vote on
MONDAY, .DECEMBER 6
VILLArA.COUNCIL
To the ELECTORS of
BRUSSELS AND. GREY
TOWNSHIP
VOTE
DON
McDONickLD
For
Huron Country School Board
If elected I will do my best to both upgrade
the education of our children and keep the
taxes down.
Re-Elect
CHARLES THOMAS
for
Huron County
Board, of EduCation
Representing
Brussels and Grey
Township
I have two years experience, one year as
vice-chairman. I am asking for your support
so that I can use this experience to better
'serve you.
THE BRUSSELS .00Sti, •NOVEMBER 24, 1916
ine win at
Funerals
MARGARET MARY TURNBULL
Margaret Mary Turnbull of
Namao Ridge, Alberta, died
suddenly as the result of a car
accident on Ocgober 21. She was
45. She is survived by her
husband Charles; two sons and
two daughters, dale of Calahoo,
Brian of Namao Ridge, Mary Jane
of Edmonton and Corinne of
Namao. Her parents, three
brothers and two sisters and her
maternal grandfather also
survive.
Funeral services were held in
Edmonton on October 25.
MALCOLM G. MacLEAN
Malcolm George MacLean
, of Brussels passed away. in
Listowel Memorial Hospital on'
Thursday, November 18, 1976, in
his 78th year.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Marjorie Ryan of
Brussels, are three sisters, Flora
(Mrs. Charles Hurst) of Listowel,
Annie (Mrs. Robert McKay) of
Stratford, Janet (Mrs. Hugh
McKay) of Moncrieff.
He was predeceased by four
brothers.
A private funeral service and
committal service was held on
Saturday at the Peebles Funeral
Home, Atwood, at 2:00 o'clock.
.• Interment was in Elma Centre
Cemetery.
HENRY W. ARMSTRONG
henry W. Armstrong, 2262
, Dougall Road, Windsor, died
November 12 after an illness of
two months. He was 81.
He is survivied by his wife and
a nephew and three neices. A
brother, Willard of Belgrave, and
a sister Miss Martha, of 929
Lawrence Road, Windsor also
survive. Born in. Port, Moody,
B.C., he moved when a youngster
with his parents to the fifth line of
Morris Township. •
His parents were the late
William Henry Armstrong and
Margaret McGarvey.
The late Mr. Armstrong was
educated at SS #5, , Morris and
was a ftireman at Auto Specialties
Foundry in Windsor. He has been
retired for 11 years.
He was a member of Chalmers
United Church. A Masonic .
service was conducted in Windsor .
and the fuenral was held on
November 15, from the Don
Mortis Funeral Honie, Windsor,'
WithRev. Donald Wilson
officiating. 'Interment followed in
Victorta Memorial Gardens.
Royal
two eight places and had the
grand champion gilt.