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THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 31, 1977 15
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14 Property For Sale
FOR SALE Seed,
24 cards of Thanks success.
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Brussels,. Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors
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IN WINGHAM
2 bedrootn 1 storey frame dwelling, 2 blocks off Main St., oil
furnace completely remodelled. This 'one' is worth looking at.
WINGHAM AREA
Brick home on Lot 220 x 250 , 4 bedrooms, oil furance, attractive
grounds. WROXETER
Good solid brick house, needs extra repairs. Priced for quick
sale,
Jim Cardiff
Real Estate Broker
Phone Brussels: 887-6100 or Res. 887-6164
SALESMEN: Keith Mulvey-Phone 392-6759
R.M.Kelly 887-9460 ,
14-96-1
19 Notices
'W!NTHROP
IRON
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HARRIS BROS.
REAL. ESTATE. LTD.-
482-9371
Chimneys, Remodeling and
Roofings, Sidings,
Bluevale. Ontario,
fireplaces. Phone Brussels Clinton
887-9375, Lucknow 528-6098.
19-95x4
JOHN'S Agra Service, Custom
Combining and swathing. Special
grain boxes and auger supplied.
Phone 887-6542. 19-92x9
Septic Tanks
Cleaned
New modern equipment, over 20
years experience. Phone Louis
Blake, 887-6800, R.R.2, Brussels.
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22 Legal Notiies
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS
In the ESTATE. OF JOHN
JOSEPH, RAYNARD, late of the
Township ofGrey, retired farmer,
deceased;
• 'All pertons havirig
' against the above estate are
iresi to':send'friti particulars of
ame • to ":•theAtkaerSigiaer1;•6i.dt
• Septini*r,
RN suitable for futistti*Olog.7.•.r
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Puriip septic tanks,'
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um Phone B87:6760; doite' Bowes Shop 111 Brtisselt.
and leading: Drain
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hold .04
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Blyth *here we sell the best and
Free estiniates no obligation,.
BOWEIELECTRONICISHOP
Hamilton St.:, Myth, Ont
Pholie51,3440
We would like to thank all our
family, relatives and many
friends for making our 25th
Anniversary so wonderful. You
will never know how much we
appreciated it. Your thought-
fulness will never be forgotten. —
Don & Bess Blenkhorn. 24-96x1
Sincere thanks to all those who
remembered me with gifts, cards
and visits while a patient in
Wingham Hospital. -- Shawn
Jacklin. 24-96x1
I would like to express my sincere
appreciation to those who sent
Get Well cards, letters, flowers
and visited me while I was' a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital and alSo in Victoria
Hospital, London, and also since
my arrival home. It was very kind
of you all and will always be
remembered. — Elsie Miller.
24-96-1
I would like to thank all the ones
who sent me cards and treats,
visited me and asked my Mom
and Dad about me while I was a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. — Donald Hastings.
24-96x1
The Executive of the Brussels
Horticultural Society thanks the
members and the public for
making their flower show and
supper a real success. 24-96-1.
Lot sizes
are topic
Part of a planning board report
to Huron County Council Friday
morning in Gode'rich was tied to
one clause in' the hoard of health
report, and initiated some
discussion among, county
councillors who were a little
dubious about a planning board
recommendation to the board of
health that Lot Size Standards as
outlined in an amendment to the
Official Plan of the County of
Huron Planning Area be adopted
as firm policy.
MeMbers of the land division
committee, the health unit board
and the planning board held a
joint meeting earlier to discuss
problems that arise over lot sizes
when there are requests for
severances and building permits.
The lot size standards as
outlined in amendment No. 9 of
the official plan are: rural
residential, 11,250 minimum
square footage for -a: standard
subsurface septic tank system
and 20,000 minimum 'square
footage for a raised septic tank
system;•,. ,seasonal residential,
15,000 sq. ft. arid 20,000 sq. ft:;^
hamlets,,15,000 sq. ft: and 20;000
Sq. ft,; and villages; 8,500 sq. ft.
arid tq, ft.. The minimum
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The Brussels Horticultural
Society Annual August Flower
Show and Turkey supper,*held in
St. John's Anglican Church on
Friday, was a decided success.
Mrs. Purvis of Lucknow, who
judged the approximately 200
entries in the Flower Show, said
the exhibits ' were very good
considering the weather this year.
The beautiful display of blooms
and arrangements were admired
by those who attended the show.
Top winner was Peggy Cudmore.
The Turkey' Supper was a
complete sell out. Every last
scrap Of turkey, with all the-
trimmings and everything else was
gone, enjoyed by' .the large
crowd.
Winners in order of placing
were:
Aster, mixed-Helen Dobson,
Laura. Lucas, Mrs. Seibert.
Aster,needle or cactus-Elaine
Cunningham.
Calenduals-Annie Reid.
Cosmos-Amy Speir
Dianthus-Elsie Cunningham.
Glorious Daisy-Peggy
Cudmore. •
Dahlia, Mini. pom pom-Peggy
Cudmore.
Dahlia,2"-4"-Evelyn Mair.
Dahlia,4`4 -6"-Xvelyn Mair.
Dahlia,over 6"-Evelyn Mair.
Glad ,..spikes-P. Cudmore.
'Glad 1 spike-P. Cudmore,
Lottie McCutcheon, Eleanor
Hemingway.
Marigold small-L. Armstrong,
J. Turnbull, Alfred Knight.
Cornflower-W. Hemingway,
Alfred Knight, E. Hemingway.
Straw Flower-Laura Lucas, E.
Cunningham. •
Nasturtiums - Mrs.D.Machan,
Alfred knight. -
Petunnias singleo-E.
Cunningham, H. Alexander.
Petunias double-E.
Cunningham, J. Turnbull.
Pansies-Mrs. S. Siebert, P.
Cudmore, J. Turnbull.
Sweet Peas-Venetta Bremner.
Snapdragons tall-J. Turnbull,
Mrs. D. Machan.
Snapdragons low-P. Cudmore.
Zinnia standard-E. Hemingway
and P. Cudmore.
Zinnia, cactus or fantasy-E.
Hemingway, P. Cudmore.
Zinnia, Porn Pom-Annie ,reid,
Mais Krauter.,1 •
", HT Rose .any Peace-E.
Heniingway.
HT Rose not Peace-Aletha
Rann, E. Hemingway, J. Turnbull
Editor's Quote lid
Floribunds-Aletha Rann,
Grandiflora-E. Hemingway, J.
Turnbull
3 Asst.Tea Roses-E.
Hemingway.
Rose in bowl-A, Rann, E
Hemingway, J. Turnbull,
Sunday Morning-P. Cudmore,
E. Mair:
Grieno White-A. Reid, Helen
Dobson, P. Cudmore.
Kitchen Tool-L. Armstrong, FL
Dobson, P. Cudmore.
Autumn Splendor-P. Cudmore,
H. Dobson.
Roadside Beauty-H. Dobson, L.
Armstrong, E. Hemingway.
Wedding Anniversary-L.
Armstrong, H. Dobson, E.
Cunningham.
Tea for two-L. Armstrong, P.
Cudmore, H. Dobson.
Black and White-P. Cudmore,
H. Dobson, L. Armstrong.
Arrangement in small pitcher-
E. Cunningham, L. Armstrong,
P. Cudmore.
Tip top-H. Dobson, P.
Cudmore, V. Bremner.
Hospital Joy-L. Armstrong, H.
Alexander, P. Cudrnore.
Miniature-L. Armstrong,` P.
Cudmore, E. Cunningham'.
Baby News`-L. Armstrong, P.
Cudmore, H. Dobson.
Itsy Bitzy-L. Armstrong, H.
Dobson, P. Cudmore.
Tea Party-V. Bremner, L.
ArmStroni, A. Reid.
Single Flower-L. Armstrong, P.
Cudmore, Alfred Knight.
Children's class-Leanne
Armstrong, Michelle Machan,
Michelle Kranter.
House Plants
African Violet-Simple
flower-A. Reid, E. Hemingway.
African Violet, double flower-A.
Reid, E. Hemingway.
African Violet" 3-E.
Cunningham,. A. Reid,
Florous Begonia-E.
Hemingway, A. Reid,
Impatient plant. A. Reid,
House Plant in bloom-E.
Hemingway, A. Reid,
Coleous-A. Reid, E.
Hemingway.
Unusual House Plant-A. Reid,
Ila McLarty, E. Hemingway.
House Plant-I. McLarty, V.
Bremner, H. Dobson.
Highest. Overal points-Peggy
Cudmore 44.
Highest Rose Classes-Eleanor
Hemingway 13. •
House Plant Special-FL
Dobson, Mrs. A. Bremner, Mrs.
I. McLarty.
2nd Highest overall-Mrs.
Eleanor Hemingway, 3rd, Mrs.
Annie •Reid, 4th Mrs. Leona
Armstrong.
Door prize winners .George
Lattie McCutcheon, Mrs.
John• Jordan,: ;bilis. Van Vliet,
Rhino •Thornton and Debbie Mike.
Storey, 10 room home in
ssels. 3 bedrooms, 2
hrooms, family room, garage,
ble lot. Reasonably priced.
ne 887-6644 after 5:00' p,m.
14-95-4
BEAN KNIVES
Bring them in now
ores near Londesbero, 2 storey
k home, 8 rooms, 4 bdrms.,
, furnace. Large L-shaped
and shed.
* * *
acre general farm near
alton, 72 acres workable. Barn
table for hogs or cattle. Silo
drive shed. Good 2 storey, red
k home.
** * * :54
acre near Brussels, 1 1/2 storey
me, 7 rooms, 4 bdrms., living
d dining rooms carpeted,
ached garage, new work shop.
******
have several 5 acre parcels 'of
in Morris and Hullett Twps.
with large homes and suitable.'
is for hogs or cattle.
Contact
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TV ANTENNA
There is something infi-
nitely healing in the repeated
refrains Of nature -- the
assurance that dawn comes
after night: and spring after
the winter.
—RaChel Carson
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s Christ's jobs
GOOD COMPANY. You think of all
the other people in the world With the same
obstacle. Call th it also the MODEL
METHOD. The writer of the New
• Testament letter to the HebreWs used this
method. "Look at the way Abraham and
Sarah and Moses faced obstacles. When
you carry on in good faith ; you're in good
Conipariy". Athletes in wheel chairs serve
the same purpose at, models.
11. A POWER 611EATR. The book for
Alcoholics Anonymous Suggests thiS one:
Its called; Twelve Steps and twelve.
Traditions, Basically AA's stress two
themes: Humble contession ot weaknest
and utter dependence on a power
greater-- like GOd.
12. NEVER GIVE UP. I know the song
that makes fun of this phrate and latight at
tragedit. I like •it as `a method of
_coping—humor. But never give up Soso•
"Hang in'there, baby ... even when there's
nothing left to hang. on to, Never give up
spirit is more than 'persistence. It's .
willingness to face. your cross like Christ
faced His. You OVercotrie by facing the
reality of the 'Attacks.
Will . you \vote to AMEN to tel how you
face and overcome your obstacles?
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