The Brussels Post, 1980-03-26, Page 13AWARDS TO EMPLOYEES Awards were given out to 10 and five year
employees* of the Brussels Stockyards at The opening of the new. addition
:'on.VVednesday. -(Brussels Post Photo)
At Huronview
Auburn Wtholos celebrate..
Be Sure You re Ready For
Helm Welding
[Snow lowers]
Smyth Welding
[Snowblowers and New
Bean Cutter]
Rock-O-Matic
WBR Stone Pickers
J & M Gravity Boxes.
Geo. E. Gilbert [Special
Packers]
Herrgott Industries
Calsa Sprayers
Ezee-On Loaders
Farmers Supply
SPRAIIIG
Leyland, Steyr, Zetor,
McKee Tractors
Allied Farm Equip. Ltd.
Dunham Lehr
Eastern Farm Machinery
Forano
Walco [Grove]
Dion
Kongskilde
Mohawk Equip.
Market Farm Equip.
McKee Bros.
New idea
New Holland
Norcan-Plows ,
Turnco Corp.
Bush Hog [Disc]
George White & Sons
Martin Wagons
M.K.` Martin Enterprises
[thrower Aacks, Zero
Grazing]
Horst Wagons
Spraymotor
Laning
Ag-Chem Sprayers
At McGavins we deal with over 35 companies who build the world's
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'The Brussels- Ii Ct t :r1. 0citymarchn :ey4
held Monday, Merch.
Mrs.
ALlaen.ca il read
McCall.
preasid7Sdt: Mrs.
P4trick's Day poem. Min-
utes, the Treasurer's report
and correspondence fol.:
lowed. Roll call was a sign of
spring.
Delegates. to Chesley for
the District Convention are:
Mrs. Helen Dobson and Mrs.
Shirley Wheeler. A number
of members are also going.
A motion by Mrs. Ala
McLarty, seconded by Mrs.
C. Hemingway, that our
delegates vote to increase
the district fee from 5 to 15
cents was passed.
Misses. Karla King, and
Carol TenPes accompanied
by Nits. Joanne King sang
two duets.' These were much
appreciated. Mrs, Gerald
Gibson thanked the girls and
presented a gift. •
Mrs, Cudmore then intro-
duced Mr.' Oebert of
,Stratford, a noted Horticul-
turist and judge. He spoke on
preparing for the flower
show, stressing conditioning
and proper:time to cut and he
said, "Don't leave every-
thing till the last." •
Miss Karla King then did a
step dance much enjoyed by
all. Door prizes were won by
Mrs. Carl Hemingway and
, Mrs. Florence Machan.
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on
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Alsike#1, $..48 lb.
Timothy -$1.10 lb.
and similar discounts offered on other
types of grass seed. ,
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THE BRiiosEk:S POST, mARCO, '24:••• IOW
.001001tot01Society:
come*:delegates
The organ prelude was
played.by Mrs. Elsie Hend-
. erson at the Sunday, morning
service with Don Darrell
giving the call to worship. I
Corinthians 9:1-14 was read
by Mrs. Betty Scratch. The:
Hutonview choir sang He Put
a Song Into My Heart. Resi-
dents are,reminded that' Holy
Communion will be conduct-
" ed on Palni Sunday. All are;
welcome to attend. It is so
and mouth organ..
On Wednesday afternoon
Auburn Women's Institute
helped celebrate all Our
March birthdays. Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock who is
president of the Auburn - WI
was the MC for the after-
nice to see Mrs. Cornish and
Mr. Lear back from hospital -
and in our midst again.
Dick Roorda conducted a
service in the auditorium on
Sunday evening. We were
treated to a special. St. Pat's
programme on Monday
afternoon when Miss Coleen noon.. A sing song led by
McQuire entertained the Ruth Jardin accompanied by
residents by singing some Lois'Haines at the piino
beautiful Irish melodies. started the programme off.
Coleen also played her guitar Mrs. Laura May Chamney
played a piano medley. Next
was a reading from Marion
Haggitt-. Mr. OliVer Ander-
son played several selections.
on his violin accompanied by
Mrs. Marjorie at the piano.
Miss Beth Hawley. favoured
us - with a piano solo, and
Beth -along with her little
sister Amy sang a duet. Rtith
Jardin and Phyllis Rodger
also sang a duet. Ross Robin-
son played his mouth organ
accompanied by Mrs.
Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gon-
you held Bible Study on
Thursday afternoon. They
sang a duct with Keith
Gonyou playing his guitar for
accompaniment..
Due to the generosity of
Bartliff's Bakery, who' don-
ated a giant Easter egg to, the
craft room we are having a-
draw which will be held
April 3rd. Anyone wishing to
purchase tickets may do so
'either at the, tuck shop or
craft room.