The Brussels Post, 1962-03-29, Page 11'ME BRUSSOL8 POSir • 16th, 15112:
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,..11.00, Pusciatatian A/zed
FOR GREATER Yin ti
pronto .„..— Mrs. awn Sterfler,
Mrs. Russel ,Knight -
IiesOintiOne ,Mfs, 104001 Knig.14
•• Mrs. Prank $in,f.th
• Mrs, Iless Knight and Mrs. Gordon
• conducted. a game of charades,
Mrs. .Gordon Knight and Mrs,
Geldie Knight assisted, the hontess
With. a very delicions' lunch.
FOR BALE ---
.Alfalfa and Timothy Seed
Tien Arm.strOng Phone 4'3115
HELP WANTED
Female Help Wanted
Apply to: ,Shoes
Seaforth,, Opt,
FOR SALE —
Bairn for sale, This barn is 22x40;
2 deck. Would make a real good
horse barn, On William street,
Phone 230,1 Brussels
WANTED —
Old pine and cherry furniture
Lamps, guns, and colored dishes,
F. A. Fraser Phone 392W8
FOR SALE —
200 bales of good feed mixed hay
Torrance Dundas, Walton
Phone: Brussels 390W5
FOR SALE —
2 Chesterfields Suites; Odd I
Kitchen Chairs; China Cabinet; l
Oversize Linen. Chest; 'Other odds
and ends. Make its an offer.
Queens Hotel, Brussels.
MAN WANTED —
Man wanted to supply Rawleigh
nye/harts to custeirers in Huron
(.''.runty,
("load 'time to start, Write Rawlekra
'Dept, D-1.52-28. 4006
Montreal.
CLEARING AUCTION BALI
Auction Sale. of Household, ,Effecta
in V111age Of .Brussels, Main Street
WEDNES DAY,. APR 14 • 25th
At 1 p.m.
Grey Liheaterfield and. chair
Platform • Rocker and stool.
'Coffee Table 'Occasslonal Chairs,
Mahogany Dining Doom Table, 4
=tolling Chaim
Tea Wagon .Side Table
8 End Tables. Studio Couch.
Walnut Desk 'Swivel Rocker (pew)
Step Table 2 Card Tables
4 Snack Tables_ Round Coffee, Table
Hall Rack Hall Tree
Kitchen Suite, grey, Side Table. grey
30 inch 'Westinghouse electric
Stove (new)
Fridge Kitchen Stool
tKitchen 'Utensils Number of
electric utensils
Commode 'Chair 2 Step Ladders
Wooden Bed Dresser & Mattress
'Continental Bed and Mattress, new
Single Continental Bed with head
Board (new) Dresser Cihiffoner
Vanity Dresser with bench
Singer drop head Sewing Machine(
Fire place (portable) tri light lamp.
Bridge lamp pin-up and table lamps
Roll Away Bed . Crocks
'Washing Machine Dryer Tubs
Hose Sealers Electric Heater
Power Lawn Mower Lawn Furniture
Sprinkler Tools
Electric Lux Vacum Cleaner
Rug and Pad 7x9 'Wilton Rug 9x12
lth Pad
2.Irme '11,:x with nail •
Extension Ladder
"1"•n,. nrtielt,s. . too numerous to
von t on
Terms Cash
Proprietor — Mrs. W, R. Whitfield
Auctioneer: Harold Jackson
George Powell — Clerk
FOR SALE —
widarreartnetwarooneonemonaorrwr.rsnowasuuni‘t.iimv.4
Now—more than ever—the Co-op Big Bonus Hay and
Pasture Program takes the guesswork out of selecting
seed-mixtures for higher yields, and hence higher farm,
profits. How? Simply by taking advantage of our new
prescription mix seed service. And it's so convenient
too . . right in your own area! Here's how it works: just
pay a visit to your Co-op and discuss your particular
seed requirements with its Soil and Crop Specialist.
Based on Department of Agriculture recoxnmondations,
high quality name-variety seeds will be accurately blended
in our NEW SEED MIXEiU These specific
mixtures will allow for maximum
yields of the hay and pasture required
in YOUR livestock program.
11•11111•1•• CRANBROOK
of Mrs,
Brussels.
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Peter Baker celebrated her
9K1nsit xobi vvrt1;c
M.
s yo.n Monday, April 6th.
Mrs. Gordon. Knight was hostess
for the regular monthly meeting of
the Women's. Missionary Society
on April 4'th, Mrs, Stanley Fischer
presided and gave the opening verse
and led. in prayer, The Easter
service in the "Glad Tidings" was
used with readings taken by Miss
A. .14`01THA, Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs,
Dick Bradshaw anti Mrs. Mac Engel.
The scripture reading was read
responsively. Mrs. . Lynn Elva 11 fl led
in prayer and an Easter story was
:rend by Mrs, Gordon ,Knight. The
leader read a poem on. "Easter" and
Mrs. Alex Steiss was in charge. of
'the Easter topic. During the busine:ss
period it was decided to send the
registration fee for twa members to
attend Camp Kintail ,Tune 22 - 24. Pt
was planned to hold a quilting at the
home of Mrs. Wes 11....leErichern,
12 members answered the roll call
with an Easter verse. The May meet.
in 1 t. ill be held at the niiimSe. Mrs,
Fischer pronounced the Benediction
and Miss A. J. Forrest and Mrs. Mac
Engel assisted the hostess in.
serving lunch.
Our objective is to make you more successM
UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO
Red insul brick house
Thos. Turnbull, Mill St.,
$1.000 cash price.
Army to: .Tames E Prest,
R,R, 5, Goderich.
RACE CHICKS —
Bray has Ames, Sykes and Comet
egiz specialists, to reach the best
markets. Da.yola to ready-to-lay,
Best dual purpose varities, and
,r,etthorns.; mixed chicks, 7mllets and
cockerals, Request ntricelist.
Agent — Mrs. R, Barrett, Brussels .1 w J C3.k 4
4'41'
Phone arvAszy.is 388W l0; Wingham 1091
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE —
17.-ana style home in like new
condition with all modern conven-
iences
1 good 150 acre farm practically
all workable with good buildings,
stabling and modern conveniences
in house.
1 good 100 acre farm with good
buildings, pressure and bath.
Apply to:
K. 'W, rolquhota, Broker -
Phone 129, Elmer Ellacott, Salesman
p
Oranbrook W. I. Elect Officers
The April Meeting of Cranbrook
Women's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs, Cliff Bray on Tuesday
evening April 3, The members re-
sponded to the Roll Call by paying
fees for the coming year, Mrs, Mac
Robinson gave the Motto "Be it ever
so humble, there is no place like
haute." Mrs. Clem. Steffler presided
El TO STILL Ti
DO T
Walter 0. Kerr, Chairman, states
that the danvafisi of 'the Village of
Brubilela will be made in the near
future Weleome the canvassers when
they call and Make your response ad
gcnetOtis as possible. Any' who are
it..a,seet at, that tinie are 'asked to
Mate their donation at the Dank,
The canvass in the rittal area is
being conducted by the Federation
of A ticultitre.
TrAtr f:artilizer ill polytheneE and
youli use rit.
Yeti% save both time. and money when you buy fertilizer
In bas. ITorets why:
roPtlime bags are waterproof - you can truck fertilizer hi
a.ny weather •e-ii hout larpaublo. You can stows fertiliser
Oi1t6lOrs, lit ,% 11 Al it ;
roikiail1M bilgs are tough 'boy don't absorb umlaute and
weali;en. They are ciivy to handle and stack.
Polythene bags are closed a heat-seal—there's no lint
01.' string to plug your drill.
Polythene bags are transparent—you can see 'the fertilizer
you are buying without opening, the bag.
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NEED A HERD SIRE?
'TO;
1,. Scare your wife, children and neighbors.
2, Spread Vibriosis and Trichomonlasis.
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Cost over $200 to raise.
4. Kill you or the hired man.
5. Take the stall space of a cow that makes a profit.
6, Leave a barn full of miserable offspring and set your
breeding program years behind.
7. Knock off the water cup and flood the barn.
8. Break stanchions and pens with regularity.
9, Eat a nail or wire and die on the way to the stockyards.
10. Beller when your favorite program is on the radio in the
barn.
OR DO YOU NEED THE
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION?
For local service phone weekdays 7:30-9:30 a.m.
Saturday Evenings 6-8 p.m., to:
SEAFORTH 96 CLINTON HU 2-3441
OR FOR LONG DISTANCE. ZENITH 9-5650
•
Probably you know of someone —
a friend, relative or neighbotr
who has had to
Fi
cancer and you know 'the suffering
and heartache involv,rtda.OnTry
can win the battle against
Give generously to 'the April cam-
paign of The 'Canadian, Cancer So-
ciety. The objective in_
is $16,000 ',With your help we can
raise even More.
Dead. Stock Servke
ACHESON'S
HIGHEST PRICE ft
For Dead, Old or Disabled
Horses and Cattle
ohone Atwood 356.2622, Collect
Licence No. 156082
NEED MONEY to
HOLSTER the
BUDGET?
SELLING AVON can do it, Just a
few pleasant hours weekly required
and a car, Start now In Grey
Township.
Write Mrs. E. Bell, •
84 ALBERT ST. WATERLOO
or phone collect
SH. 5-0751 before 8.30 a.m.
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better bulls Are Uee0
Former Owned and controlled
SerVice at cost
Moine of bull and breed
Orr artificial breeding service
will hello you to a more
efficient livestock opersttion
Tor service or sore information call:
Clinton Mg 24441, or for long dist-
ance Clinton Zenith 946150.
RIMIER CATTL4E FOR BETTER
LIVING
T aching Traffic Safety
starts at home
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mEffieRIAI "SHOP
QUALT7'' SEPVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP
r,pen Every Week Div
(7EMETERY LETTERING
‘rerw Cnurantes tor Over 35 Years et
ono 256, WIngbam R. A. SPOTTON
Save time -.Save money
for tire meeting, Plans fOr the Lions
Club Supper were completed and
tickets 'to be sold on a lucky ham,
were distributed, It was decided to
accompany the Majestia Women's I
liiSititute for' a. visit to HuronVieW in
y,
Mrs, Iiarria, the District Pregi-
7ent gave a very interesting talk an
perfumes, She said that 30% of real
verfuMe was bought by Men for
their lady love at Christmas, Mrs.
Ramis also presided for the election
of, the new offiders Which Were as
folloWS:
HearorarY President Mrs. C'lein
Steiner
President ,.,.„„.„, Mrs, Bill Breiniier
First ........ , . Mrs, Mac
McIntosh
Second Vice-+Pre,
MeTaggart
Secretary ...... Mrs, Ken, McDonald
'Ti" assurer ---- Ml's. Glen Mother
lhirrric•.4 Director ....Mrs. Clem Stettlet,
Branch Directors Mrs. Goldio
tra la+ t, Miss Lena, Noble,
Am. Bremner
, • Mrs. Martin, McDonald
Au'rlItnr% ,.., Miss Lena Noble, WA.
rf,r411111 Engel
rk;b11:1 tan g Mrs. Gordon
t.t.nracilro Committee Conveners
ar fohowa
Mrs. Allan
ert..,41 r!..111.0.411rt.y. )711011(1f.
. Vrs. Xtrn }'tart. Mrs,
3110. Drolurim*
Trwso, Til'eetiomies end ttenitli .„, Mrs.
qtrot11. venti Noble
.tlit.Ncusliil , and Education „ ..... Mrs.
Boss Rni,zlit. Mrs. Cliff Dray
'Research and tturrOtt
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