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NOTICE
Custvut Corn Planting.
Pieter U. Dorsch Phone 331J6
FOR. SALE
Girl's Bicycle, size 28, in good,
condition., ileasdnable price,
Phone: Braseele 46W
HELP WANTED.
Full time female help required.
Apply in person to:
Callauder Nursing Home, Etrusisels"
FOR SALE
1341)Y carriage, converts to car
bed and stroller, Vsed for only
one child. Price po
Phone 328J7
FOR SALE.
Automatic Defrost Philco Re-
frigerator, in good conditien, $89 ;
Used 30" Electric Range, good.
condition, $72.
Oldfield Hardware
iimmum
FOR SALE •-•
Irish Cobbler and Kennebec
'potatoes, suitable for table 11fie
or planting.
John Perrie Phone 422W5
WANTED
Cash on the farm for good RAVI
6 lbs, 16c lb,; lbs.. 15c;
4 2/2 lbs. to 5'1/2 lbs., 12c lb.
Call: L. Hood MOnkton 347.2974
SALES HELP WANTED MALE:
:Mien — Pleasant outdoor work.
Average $3 per hour. No ex-
Perience necessary. Write Ka w-
leigh, Dept. E-152W, 4005 Bleb-
ellen St. St. Henry, Montreal.
FOR SALE
Cedar Posts and anchors, all
sizes. Also Cedar. Poles up to 30
feet in length.
George Pollard
FOR SALE
Case Baler, 3 yrs. old; 6 milk
cans; water tank; wheelbarrow,
Electric fence battery; electric
fence steel posts and wire.
3 barrels. Phone 424W&
Mrs. MIrozinski
FOR SALE —
100 or 150 acres, Good
buildings.
Geo. Cook, Rh 4, Mitchell
Lot 4, Con. 18, Logan Township
Phone 348-81117
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY —
District Dealership available.
Axa.azing new machine relating
to Car care. A novel ingenious
invention needed for years. Sella
immediately, high wont&
Princess Prodlucts, 131 COMM
Ave., Toronto 8.
dim
PLANTS FOR SALE
Potted Plants Boxed Planta
Geraniums, Begonias,
Fuschia, Draceana
Cemetery Pots and Window
Boxes filled
JOUVVS1MA
MARKET GARDEN
Wingham, Ont.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ed.
Bryans wish to express their
sincere gratitude for the many
acts of kindness .extended to them
uring their recent bereavement
GARD OF THANKS
;We wish to •thank Mir rehl.LIVQ8
and neighbours for Woir expres-
sions of sympathy and acts of
kindness extended to US (Wring
our recent bereavement.
The family of the late
Akre. W, l,. 13aeker
cARD OF THANKs
My sincere thanks to all my
friends and neighbours who, rem-
embered me with cards, visits,
treats and flowers, also those who
brought baking into my home
while was a patient in Clinton,
Public Hospital.
Melinda Johnston
CARD OF . HANKS
Words are most inadequate
to express my most sincere and
gilatelul thanks .to my many
friends for their acts of kindness
— beautiful cards — and get welt
wi shes — a special thanks to
Mary and Jack White who so
ably carried on in my absence.
Dr. John J. Kelly
V A' 111
BEAUTY SHOP
A Specialty
Cutting, Styling, Cold Waving
PHONE 140 BRUSSELS
AUCTION SALE
Household Effects
Mrs. Anne Ellacott
,ATWOOD
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th
at 1:00 p.m.
Gordon Jackson — Auctioneer
Morris Township
Federation of Agriculture
ANNUAL !SUS 'two
'TUESDAY, JUNE 8th
To Genessee County, in
New York State.
Anyione wishing Tickets
contact aay Twp. Pirector,
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications log the position
of caretaker for the new Grey
'Township (Central. School at
Ethel will be received by the
undersigned' up to Jtine 5. Salary
to be negotiated. Duties to com-
mence Sept. 1, ISO.
Norman S. Hoover,
1111t 3 Brussels, Ont.
Sec'y. Grey T. S. A.
APPLICATIONS WANTED
The Grey Township School Area
requires for September 7, Six' (6)
regular bus drivers and three (3)
spare drivers. Wages to be $6.00
Per day for regpiar driVers and
$6.60 per day for spare drivers.
Applications for these positions
will be received by the under,
signed up to June 6.
Norman S. Hoover,
RR 3 Brussels, Ont.
Sec.y. Grey T. S. A.
'1 he service in Knox. church on
Sunday morning, May 28, was
conducted by Mr. Delfnm
fold, Hanover, a stadout of Lou-
(don Bible Quliege,
Miss Kilter McNabb, 'rernie4.0.111,
and A'100ha4
of TorOnt0 speI4 the holiday
weekend With Mr. and Mrs.
:NAL tin McDonald.
Earl Dnon attended tile
*merit' of the late Fred TnPlt in
t.;qierd vti vriday#
Mary Anne, 'Nancy and abf..
LIP).80er. 1440W01,1 visited over
the holiday weekend With, their
;uncle and aunt, Stanley and
Mrs. Fischer.
Word has been received of the
death, on Sunday, of Mr. Russel
Alderson:, in Western Hospital,
Toronto. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday. The late
Mir. Alderson was a son of the
late Mr, and Mrs. Alderson,
former residents of the Cran-
brook area.
Prize Winners At This
W, I. Cooking School.
A large crowd attended Mrs.
Scriver's Cooking School in the
Community Centre, on May 19,
Are you sure
there's nothing
really wrong
with your old
refrigerator?
Then you' haven't
seen the new
Westinghouse
Frost Free
Refrigerator
Freezer.
Mrs, Scr.-lver prepared beyerad
dishes suitable for a "cook-out"
or ;is supper dishes.
flank steak and gravy was
won by Mrs. Win. Bremner; thQ
the bacon and apple wrap ups by
uc.iolge Brown, L119 Inside
out cheese blIrgef'S by Mrs.
susdred Perrie; the inieen and
wioner wrap-,ups by Mrs, :Houston
Amy comphtlies and ,stores den-
oted prizes. These were won by;
Weston's rive barbecue SOW, Mr0-
:Nelson L'. irks, Mrs. Ken. MeDen'
aid, Mrs, Ronnie Bennett, Alp,
George Pearson, Mb's, Bert God,'
den, Shopping bags. Mirs, 130
Gordon, Maggie McDonald, Mrs,.
Calvin Cameron, Faye Wro.p.
'Donald, Mrs. Stefiler, MTS. Dn.,
011arme, Mrs, Dilsworth, *tr.
garet Hetheringtou„ Priscilla
Bray, Elaine Smith, Doris Fis-
cher, Mary Ellen Knight, Mrs.
Bet tha Krauter, Margaret bock-
ing, Marie Veitch, ,Eldna
Eilht Knight, Helen Bray, Mrs.
W. McKachern, Cora A, Gibson,
Betty Pennington, Joyce LoCking;
Moss, McDonald, Mrs. Win.
E rrst, Edna Pearson, Mrs. 'Alf.
Nichol, Mrs, Ken McDonald, Bon-
nie MCIutosh. Smaller bags of
groceries were drawn ter. Other
0,••••••••••••
inercha udise drawn Or included
cookies from Christies; Pepsi,
Coke, chocolates and cake mixes
from, "'Tank Smith of Oranbrook;
Chocolates by CamerOn's Whole-
sale; $1.00 from National Groc-
ers; Butter and lee Cream from
Cmisins Dairy, Briussels. The
winners of these prizes were
Mrs, Pearl Baker, Urace Smith,
(leorge Pearson, Mrs, Geo.
Blalco, 3.1!arie Coutts, Mzs. Veitch,
Mrs, Elwomi Meiaggart, Joyce
Calnerch, Aileeu. Mutter, 'IVIargars
et Speiran, Marilyn Engel, Tillie
lingel, Mrs. Ken Schnock, Mrs.
Mrs. Win, Meehan, Nit's.
Alexander 'and Mrs. Gary
Smith, The door prize was won,
by am Campbell Grant or
Listowel,
W.M.S. Presbyterial
Members of the W.M.S. attend-
ed the Presbyterial in Moles-
worth on Wednesday, Allay 19,
The Evening Auxiliary were re•
soonsible for the opening deli
votions at the evening session",
Mrs. Doug Evans read the scrips
ture, Mrs. Stuart Stevenson gay.
the meditation and Mrs. Frank
Sinith the prayer. The thenle
was "love',. Speakers Were MO
Giolla Kelly and Mrs. Harris,
Toronto.
et •
Put this beautiful 13 cu. ft.
two door Westinghouse Frost-
Free Refrigerator in your
kitchen and you forget de-
frosting chores - - because
frost never forms - - ever
It's only 60-1/4" high and
fits under your existing
cupboards. The Freezer holds
a husky 119 lbs. of frozen
food - the new deluxe door
liner, provides more flexible
storage - the twin porcelain
enamel crispers keep a bushel
Frost rx;.;
—Never Defrost Again
positions. Besides ail
inspired wood-grip handles
Come in to
have a look.
of vegetables garden fresh -the Width
Top Va
You can be sure --
door shelves are full depth
these features the handsome compact design
to. Make this the most beautiful Refrigerator
full and adjust to 10
features Dan ish-
you've ever seen
ue at $329.00
if it's WestirehOilie
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