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HURON }EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER :201 1 3
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.Coming. Events
NNUAL turkey banquet In
elgrave. Arena onWednes-
day, Octoper 5. Meal at 7 p.m
Adults S6, children S3. Tick-
ets available at Vance's,
North Huron Credit Union in
Wingham) Blyth Printing in
Blyth and at stores in Bel -
grave. 1-37-3
WORSHIP SERVICE, Oet. 2,
7:30 p.m. Brussels Menno-
nite Fellowship welcomes you
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Lost, Strayed
Ir�:al Thanks
1,11GGINS
I would like tQ thahk McDon-
ald HomeAll for•being,f my
sponsor in the Queen of the
Fair contest. I would also like
to thank the merchant's of
Brussels for the lovely gifts 1
received from them. Higgins Debbie Higgins
24-39-1
LOST on County Road 12
Walton and Brussels area one
14.5 tire rim and hub. Call
John at 887-6571.. 2-39-1
' Articles for Sale
FOR SALE: Hound puppies 7
weeks old, blue Tick and
Walker cross. Phone 887-
6437. 11-39-1
Card of Thanks
McLELLAN
I Wortld like to thank McDon-
ald Buildall for sponsoring
me in the Queen of the Fair
contest and for their lovely
gift. Also I would like to thank
the other merchants for their
gifts. Peggy McLellan
24-39.1.
McGAVIN
I would like to thank Ryan
Drying Ltd. for sponsoring
me in the Brussels Fall Fair
Queen contest. I'm looking
forward to representing the
Brussels Agricultural Society
in the upcoming year.Thanks
also to the merchants of
Brussels for the generous
gifts I received, Sincerely
Cathy McGavin
24-39x1
MILLER '
1 would like to express niy
sincere thanks to the Brussels
Agricultural Society and to all
those who helped make the
Queen of the Fair a memor-
able evening. A special
thanks to my sponsors, Sid
and Melody White.
Jody Miller
24`--39-1
Correandent: '
' 'MRS. ALLAN McCALL
887 8677
Legal Natces
McMAHON
Many thanks to Ethel W.I.
and merchants who donated
gifts to the contestants of the
Brussels Fair Queen Contest.
Michele McMahon
24.39-1
The officers and directors of
the Brussels Agricultural So-
ciety would like to thank the
girls who ran for fair queen.
the sponsors, donators and
queen committee and judges.
Thanks also to everyone who
helped to- make the fair A
success. Special thanks to the
sponsors: The Brussels Vari-
ety, White's Roofing and
General Construction, Brus-
sels. Morris and Grey Recrea-
tion. McDonald Buildall,
Grey Township. Ethel Wo-
men s Institute. Brussels
Stockyards, Ryan's Drying
Ltd.. McDonald Home Al,L
Brussels Fire Department,
Ken Miller Excavating. Brus-
sel's Women's Institute, Roy-
al Canadian Legion and spe-
cial thanks to the donators:
Brussels .5c to 51.00 Store,
Barbara Brown Yarns and
Crafts, Ken's Men's and.
Boy's Wear, Oldfield Pro
Hardware, Anna's Dress
Shopper Todd's Bakery, Mc -
Gavin Farm Equipment, Clip
'n Curl. Avon Rep., Dale
Machan Plumbing and Heat-
ing, Stewart Pharmacy,
Cameo, J.L. McCutcheon
Motors Ltd., George of Brus-
sels, John Pennington Burner
Service. Jafra, Cousin's
Home Hardware, Frank
Workman Electrical, Mc-
Cutcheon Grocery, Stephen-
son Grocery. Bernard's Fuel,
Brussels Agr. Society,tcolour-
ed photo 8" x 10' ', The
Flower Nook, Wingham.
24-39-1
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ANNIE S. DALE
All persons 'having
claims against the estate
of Annie Stuart Dale,
late of the Township of
Tuckersmith in the
County of Huron, who
died on the 13th day of
September, 1983, are
hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their
claims to the undersign-
ed on or before the 20th
day of October, 1983
after which date the
assets will be distributed
having regard only to
claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth,
this 26th day of Septem-
ber, 1983.
McCONNELL,
STEWART,
DEVEREAUX & SMITH
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for
the executors
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. 4-H girls, . leaders. and Jna1!tute• ;will cater .fo the weanitfor the -evening proved
mothers .wore guilts at the couches, rec. committee on quite interesting and caused
!',ducationandCultura1Actfv- Oct, 14. Delegates are still excitement among members
ities meeting of the Walton required to attend the area and guests.
Oct. A very successful penny
ce
bridal shower, Birt
Women's Institute on Wed- convention. -in Guelph
nesday evening Sept. 21. 20-21 and to the Fall Rally in
Convenor Valerie Shortreed Bluevale, Oct. 3, Leaders are
introduced Caroline Simmons needed tq attend the rug
a Mary Kay cosmetic dealer braiding training school in
from Mitchell who had a, October. Anyone. . interested
display and demonstrated her .. rices Marjory
to be know-
beautyn nstituhe
products.
It was decided to start the • member.
euchres in the hall on Oct. 25 The roll call; Wrap up an
with the price S1.50. The old hat, rent it for IOc and
sale was held during the
evening with Maxine M'arks
and Marione Rock in charge.
UNIT MEETS
Leona McDonald was host-
ess for the 8th and 16th unit.
Maxine Houston ,conducted
the worship. Poems written
by a terminally ill girl and
another written by Maxine',
when her daughter vino born
were read.
BRIDAL SHOWER
e The Sunday School of
Duff's United Church was
decorated Sat. Sept. 24, for
tha community shower for
Janis van Vliet. Honored
guests were her mother,
Joyce, her grandmother Mrs.
Van Vliet and Mrs. Thomas,
also Mrs. W.E. Turnbull all
of Brussels and her sisters,
Debbie and Joyanne.
Barb Fritz was chair lady.
Tho3e.taMng part in 8 s' dt -on'
the life of Janis were Mars,
,aret Shortteecl, lrhyl�i Mtt
cannne iDavies, ipMGyi,Annette 1.ewng.
ton, , ;Marie McCutcheon, ,
Maxine Houeton, . Carolyn
McClure, 'and Leena
strong. '
Mrs. Norma Steele visited
recently with her former
co.w.oj'kers at the home of
Marion 011eson in London,
Carolyn McClure read an
address. Janis was also pre-
sented with a. cameo cloth
with everyone's name written
on by Jeanne McDonald. '
Visiting with Marjory and,
Doug Fraser for the weekenid
were Clayton Fraser of Wind-
sor and Cheryl Fraser.
Kevin McDonald, son of
• Mt and Mrs. Bob McDonald
celebrated his 7th birthday on
Saturday, Sept. 24 with
neighbour boys attending his
patty. They included Dave
and Jeff Lewington, Chris
Stevenson and Greg Fritz.
Londesboro choir plans reunion before anniversary
Correspondent
DORASHOBBROOK
523.4250
The choir of Londesboro
church are planning to have a
choir reunion. Any former
members of Londesboro,
Kinburn and Burns are in-
vited to join on Oct. 15 8 p.m.
before the anniversary for
fellowship and a choir prac-
tice for anniversary morning
service.
Parents are asked to con-
tact their families. If you can
attend please phone Darlene
Shobbrook 523-4236 or Gail
Lear 523-4 19.
Explorer will meet Thurs.
atter school
Mrs. (Jew 1) Cowan.
widow of the ate George
Cowan of Hanover, former
life time resident of Londes-
boro died on Sept. 25 at
Hanover Hospital, age 84.
Sympathy is expressed to son
Bill, and sister Mary Robin-
son. ,
Mr. Arie Duizer was trans-
ferred from Clinton Hospital
to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London on Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Burns was admit-
ted to Clinton Public Hospital
on Sunday a.m.
Barbara Paterson. London,
visited her parents.
Congratulations to Cathy
Peal and Jeff Cardiff who
were married here Sept. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Glousher attended the chris-
tening of Wm. Jamie Hod-
gins, son of Kim and Barbara
at Ontario St. Church, Sun-
Happy 40th Anniversary
MOM & DAD
October 2, 1983
day, Sept. 18. Visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Hodgins
Jennifer and Jamie in Clinton
Visitors with Mrs. Beth
Knox were Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Eedy and Stuart, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Hobbs, Den-
field, Mr. and Mrs. John
McCowan, Clinton. Mrs.
Jean Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Scott, Billy, Jim, Christy and
Shannon were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Scholl. Monkton.
Friday dinner guests with
Betti, Knox were cousins Ed
Crawford, Manitou. Man.,
Edna Stemler, Pilot Mount,
Man., Mayme Crawford,
Blyth. Laura Saundercock
and Dora Shobbrook.
Sunday' visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Shaddick, Danny and Ste-
phen, Brantford, Mr. and
Mrs. Dirk Harlick. Kitchener.
Miss Ruth Shaddick, Clinton.
Dora Shobbrook, • Beth
Knox and Clara Riley attend-
ed open house at Huronview
on Sunday for Mr. norman
Ball by his family for his 99th
birthday.
OpeningSpecial!cce
Happy 35th Anniversary
GEORGE and HAZEL
HILDEBRAND
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 3
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*Low Labour Rate - 98.00 per hour
*Proprietor: Wayne Andrews,
employed In the Auto Body business
In the Clinton area for the past 7 years.
Best Wishes:
Louis, Ken, Ray, Angela, Tom,
Jean,Pat, Clare and families
Best Wishes from your family
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34TH ANNIVERSARY 0101Le.
Thank you for your support over the past year. Please check these outstanding specials; our way of saying thank you for past' business..
Sale ends Saturday Noon, October 8th, 1983.
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