The Brussels Post, 1969-08-28, Page 4'Pat BRUSSBL POST,
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WCY'S. GENERAL S"
(Successor
Smith;
CRANBROOK, ONT. PHONE 45234
NOW OPEN
Graham Square Biscuits 26' 2 oz. pkg. 79c
Trio Choice Biscuits 93.i oz. 3 pkgs. $1.00
Honeysnack Breakfast. Cereal 8 oz. ... • .. 31c
Giant 'Size Blue Borax Fab Laundry Soap Box .. $1.05
Special On All Grades of Fresh Eggs
Cracks 33c to 53c for Large
This Week's Specials
Extra Heavy Barb Wire Roil $10,75
Bailer Twine, Timex Per bail ...... $5.75
OPEN ALL DAY LABOUR DAY, SEPT. 1st
STORE HOURS 8 a.m. — 9 p.m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
All Day Sunday Call Al House
FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 10 MILE RADIUS WITH .00 ORDES
Feed Station. Also Egg Grading Will Carry On An Before
WANTED TO BUY
Old; inexpem4ive Gentleman's
Bicycle. the Brussels Post
FOR SALE
5 Vauxhall tires and rims and
other parts,
A. Fraser Phone 430).V7)
MIKE HODGERT and the TRI-TONES of Exeter
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
IN THE RAINBOW ROOM
WE FEATURE;
Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chips.
NOTICE.
For Roefiag, Siding and small
Block Work. Chimneys built • and
repaired. Call: Harris Bros..
FOR SALE
Portable .A.ir Compreor wit:1
4110. Briggs and Stratton inOtor,
Phone Brussels 360.14
REAL ESTATE AND
FURNITURE AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th
At 1:30 p.m.
room instil brick house, with
bath, propane gas heated, shade
trees,
Terms: 10 per cent Cash day of
sale. Balance tin 30 days when
possession will be given.
Sold subject to a reserve bid,
Also modern furniture and
household effects.
Executors: Mrs. Alma. Pinkney.
Mrs. Helen Tucker, Mr. Roy
Jermyn
Jackson &• Jackson
Auctioneers, Listowel
FOR SALE —
fi'ood year.liag black or white
Leghorn hens.
Good yearling Leghorn hens,
white or black..
WANTED TO BUY
Good yearling- Leghorns, hens,
white or black.
Lucy's General More, cranbrook
Phone 452.14
FOR SALE
ATedium Size Moat C'oor, Ideal
for small business. Complete with
motor. No reasonable offer re-
fused.
1,11 c3"s Store, Cranl)roOk
Phone 452J4
W. J. HENDERSON ELDON STECKLEY.
Milverton Dial 595_4483 Dial 595_4707
LICENCED AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS
RATES REASONABLE NO SALE TOO SMALL ,.
GIVE US A CALL
NOTICE TO OWNERS ..OF
DOGS n CATS.
PREVENTION rf RABIES
The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Department
of Agriculture in co-operation with the Huron County Health
Unit Will hold a
FREE RABIES CLINIC
Blyth Rabies Clinic — Arena — Friday, August 29, 1969
From 9.00 — 12.00 noon
Belgrave Rabies Clinic — Arena — Friday August 29. 1969
From 1.30 — 4.30
Vaccination against rabiet will be provided for (loos and
cats three months of ac" and over. Owners who require cer-
tificates of vaccination for export or other purposes should
eontult their private veterinary. No certificates will be issued
at this clinic.
Help preverit human exposure to rabieS, take klvantage of
thiO Opportunity to have your pets immunized, A booster shot
each year it rectimenended.
',111(1 citilaren, 3loornitm-
dale,
BORN
11.\NLOW To Alt.. and Mrs,
I ,ay.T.T..-1- I Ethel, in
Listtn,;,•1. ,,n \\'ednes-
day, Aio4u„.0. Doono
.1r.thony. n brother i'cu. \l'eady
:nut Rhonda,
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
For all kinds of uphostering
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
Put your money into our
guaranteed investment •
certificates now paying
the never-before interest ".
of eight and one half
Percent.
TRI.zaT. coMPANY siNde
LISTOWEL. BRANCH
291-1450
BRUS6101,,,S, ONTARIO
1.11("itS1111Y...A1-l4t`14'.1` law;
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS, OW
FOR SALE —
:30 ac'r'e~ of Straw,
Bernard Ten Pas Phone 384W3.
BABY SITTING -,-
babysit in my OW11 1.101110,
weekdays, .Phone Brussels 142\V
FOR SALE
2 your old .Leghorn liens, $1,00
each, Ready for the oven.
Jos, 13. Martin Phone 463AV4
NOTICE —
The Nearly New Store' (next
to Tnw o ran), wingham, will re.
open on Thursday, September 11,
AnyOne having good, clean, tall
and winter clothing for sale may
bring it in,
• VILLAGE, APPEARANCE
A Comment By ,Nicholas Hill
One of the real problems of
many rural businesses • is to be
abbe to compete actively and
•sncessfully with the attractions of
larger towns and cities, and One
such aspect of the problem I •wish
to draw attention to is the •appear-
once of our Main shopping streets.
The appearance, of a village
has different meanings, to differ-
ant people. Prussets can 'look • back
on fl iinjelY history. vividly record-
ed recantly in the "Brussels Post",
and this is reflected by the very
hanil.5{101.0 brick street facade
built at the end. -or the lost
century. It reminds its that the
village was not .bunt over night
but. is part of: an exciting history
m' people sod events, To others
•the appearance of the village is an
important part cif their business
and livelihood. Yet to another it.
may he only a weekly visit to. the
library. So to all Of us in some Way .
or another the welfare of the
...loge is and it is 'for this
reason that I believe Brussels is
in need of some bold and imagin-
ative thinking with regard. to the
appearance of its main shopping
area.
histowed and Stratford,. though
of different sizes, are both good
examples of towns taking Avant-
age or their historic building her-
itage., .T3y way of painting and re-
novating their premises,. buities-
ses there have experienced con-
tinuous growth, What is encour-
aging is the fact that the
parts of the town have -played a
significent Part in making them
heroine so a I tract Ivo, a nil not
something to be polled down or
covered lip with the Often cheap
facade of modernity. Brussels
nain street hats all the possibil-
ities of becoming a far more
attractive place to shop and visit.
though todays impression indicates
a sad neglect of these possibilities.
'rho store fronts and upper brick
facmfes alas lacl«.oloor or vigour.
A recent local example of what
can he done tO an old ex-
isting store front is the gen-
eral store at Ethel. The endeav-
our has been to treat the facade
boldly and imaginatively and the
existing window frames and.
panels are in strong colours. A
t.enture is the painting of
2 orange etroles on the 2 main
store windows lo obscure the
sight of the backs of refrigera.tors
and freezers. This motive is
ftirther reflected by large orange
circles painted Ott the store signs.
The restilt sees an i?xciting blend-
ing of new and old and all that
Wa reFIMY reqn hind „Vas rl paint
LY or iinagitultion Mid
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CRANBROOK
Mys. Lytle Cordon spent last,
week at Sauble Poach.
Mr. Herbert ;Jeschke and
Betty C.1,iessler, Eraser. -Michigan.
spp n t n f ew (Mrs ( t h e j
home here.
\la de and Janet voitch, Nanoy
and Lorne Strickler. and their
('011 sills, Richard and Brenda
Coghlin, A.Ovood, enjoyed a boll-
flay at notler Poach.
You are welcome at the
anniversary service in K 00
Pre0Yterian Church on Sand.1y
morning., August 31st at eleven
Special speaker is the Rev, Dr,
F• Flowick, St. Mary's,
Mr-. and Mrs. Karl 'Hewitt and
son 'Donald, 'Edmonton, Alberta.
and Mrs. Minnie Hewitt and Mr
and Mrs. V. HeArgarth, Exeter.
visited with Mr .• and Mrs, Wes..
Eia 0,11er 11...
Russel Knigh t and Eldon 'Wick
were patients in Listowel Hos-
Pital
'Brilde-Elect Honored
A. in iscol 1 ri neouk sh•nwer w
held in the Cranbrook Conrrininity
Centre on Friday night • for MISS
M..aXirte Sinalldon, bride-elect.
:Those att d signed a gn est
hook on arrival and bingo was
played, Streamers and bolls der'-
,orated the hail. Maxine. her sist•
er (Helen) Mrs. .Ken Bray. and
Mrs. H. Armstrong. 'Fergus. moth-
er of the groom-to-he were seated
in decorated chairs and ;i1tr,'..
Charlie Fischer read an address.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts were presented by Lynn
Cameron and Sharon
Maxine expressed her thanks to
all and extended an invitation to
visit her in her new Immo riPur
Fergus, A most interesting
hook compiled by Mrs. Charlie
l' ischrr Mrs„Tohn Perri('
was eni.oyed by the guests, Lunch
was served by those in charge of
the evening.
Machan Family Picnic
A family picnic was held in tha
Listowel Park on Sunday after-
noon, on the occasion Of lila birth-
day of Stanley Nlachan. Altend-
ing 'were Mr. and Mrs. Eiarl
Mr. and Mrs: Dong Whitfield and
boys, London, Mt% Mid Mrs, Ralph
Matti-inn and family and Mr, and
130V \\folio!' and fouilly, all fir
1.1SloWni, and mv,:, jbai