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SEASON'S GREETINGS
from
SUNRISE DAIRY and. STAFF
NO DELIVERY CHRISTMAS OR
NEW YEAR'S DAY
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advises that he has opened
LAW OFFICE
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ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
THE HARMONAIRES
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
Menu: Barbecued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken
and Chips
WANTED
A good used set of cattle
.clippers 887-6734
FOR SALE —
Lady's Skates, sire 8, good as
new.
Mrs. Roy Williamson. 887-9179.
FOUND —
Pair of Men's black leather
gloves at :Brussels Post.
NOTICE
Per all your electrical wiring
needs Contact: Don McLean
',hone 887-9264 Brussels.
FOR SALE •-,•-
1970 Boa-Ski Snomolnie and
Trailer; El lectroliome Intercom
System; Wooden Baby Sleigh;
Child's Toy ironing board tini'&
iron; Child's Toy Baby Buggy,
Phone BrUssels 887.6435
FOR RENT —
MOVING
LOCAL AND long distance'
wicking and storage it required.
o'ree estimates. Phone Glenn.
Cannigha,m 356-2704 Atwood
PAINTING and DECORATING
Done At Resasonable Rate
Call. For Free Estimates
BURTON PRIOR.
Brussels Phone 887-6441
DRIVERS ,'NEEDED
Train now to drive semi truck,
local and over the road: Diesel
or gas; experience helpful but not
necessary. You eau earn over
4.00 per hour after short train-
ing. f4'or application and interview
call 416-369-4002, or write Safety
Dept., Transport Training Sy-
stems of Canada, Ltd., 201 Queens
Quay West, Toronto 117; Ontario,
Canada.
HURON
DEAD
STOCK
REMOVAL
Clinton
Due to the decrease in meat prices
we are unable to pay for any farm
stock. We offer efficient, courtesy,
same day, service 7 days' a week,
24 hours a day.
Phone Collect 482-9811
License No. 237-C-70
PAINTING
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR
SPRAY PAINTING
Pacer Hanging Free Estimates
RICHARD GILL
R.R. 3 Walton 887-6596
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Guarantees service to all types.
Complete Apliauce repairs at
BBRICE ELECTRIC
- 357-2450
Filectrical Contractors -Applianeea
- Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergen-
cy service.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
JOHN EVERETT LOCKING,
deceased
ALL persons having claims
against the estate of John Everett
Locking, late of the Towilswp ()J:
Grey in the County of Huron;
farmer, who died on or about the
2,1th day of Nnvember, 1970 are
hereby notified to send particul-
ars of same to the undersigned on
or before the 14th day of Salutary,
1971, after twnich date the
estate will he distributed with re-
gard only to the claims of which
the pndersigned shall have had
notice.
DATED at Brussels this 14th day
of. December, 1910.
CRAWFORD gz;
Brtissels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Adminiatrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
la the estate of
EDITH MARY RAYMOND,
deceased
ALL persons having claims
against the estate of Edith Mary
Raymond, late of the Village of
Brussels in the County of Ruron,
widow, who died or about the 26th
day of Noventbea 1970, are hereby
notified to send particulars of
same to the undersigned on or
before the 14th day of January,
Aaa, 1911a after which date the
estate will be distributed with re-
gard only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then have
had notice,
DATED at Brussels this 14th
day of Deceinber, 1970.
oriAwyartu & TNTLLL
Brussels Ontario
Solicitors for the -Adruinistra.tor
WAL TON
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McKIllop Uunit
The MaKillop
-
of the
V.O.W. met at the home of Mrs.
Glen Itl'eNichol on Wednesday
evening earlier in the month for
their Christmas meeting, A delic.
ious supper was served by the
losing side in the copper contest,
captained by Mrs, Charles 'Mc-
Cuteheon. There were 21 members
and three girls preaent. After sup-
per Christmas gifts were ex:clang.
ed, Mrs. Merton Hackwell was in
charge of the devotional period.
Hymn 62 was sung. :Mrs. Neil
lltIctaivin was pianist. The script-
ure reading from Liuke 2:1-14 was
given by Mrs. Norman Seharle fol-
lowed with prayer by Mrs. Stew-
art McCall. A hymn was sung.
Mrs. "Merton Rockwell gave the
meditation on -Where will you
be on Christmas" Wherever yen
are you should be ready, we have
a year to Prepare; The Wise Men
didn't have any time, A hymn was
sung. The offering was received
by Mrs. Norman Schade and ded-
icated by Mrs. M. Rackwell. Mrs,
Jack Bosnian gave a very enlight-
ening tonic on Christmas.. Mrs. M.
I-Tackwell read a poem entitled
"My Christmas List" followed by
prayer. Mrs. Campbell Wey open-
ed the business with a poem "Giv-
ing our world a 'gift" Reports were
aiven. Roll ',call was answered by
naming a Christmas music. A
Christmaa card for all memb-
ers .was' read from Mrs. Cordon
McGavin arboaliad• just returned
home. from . .the hospital.• 'Plans
were diaeussed. and .any"sugges-
tons for the 1011 progaama..Woald
be welcome. • An invitation •• was.
read. (rim Presbyterian Ladies'
Guild in Brassels to attend their
special,.meeting• on Tuesday even-
ing. A. hymn. was sung and •• Mrs.
Wey closed' the meeting. with
'prayer.
Mission Band • •
Peggy. Dennis gave the'• Call to•
Worship for the,••opening of the
Mission Band which was held Sun-
day morriing in the basement of
Duff's Church with 46 in attend-
ance. Hymn 53 was sung with
Debbie va.n Vliet as pianist. The
scripture was read by Brian Smith
Susan Murray gave prayer. Sev-
eral mission band members took
part in a play entitled "Recon-
ciliation in a. Broken World". The
Mite Boxes and offering were re-
ceived and dedicated. The secre-
tary's report was given by Patti
McDonald. and Dianne Dennis
gave the treasurer's report, A
Thank-You note was read from.
Bruce Heath of the Children's Aid .
Society, Godercih. They went to.
their classes with the following
was commentator for the "Fash-
ion. Show 1971" with the following
la dies taking part, ales. Dave
Watson as Mrs. Read, Mrs, Jas.
Nolan as Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Harold
Bolger as Mrs. 'Unroll, Mrs. Ger-
ald Watson as Miss Bounce, Mrs.
Earl Watson as Miss Carton,
Mrs. Mervin Smith as Miss Sal-
;Ida. Mrs. Allan McCall as Miss
Sack, Mrs. Laverne 'C'odkin as
Miss Date, Mrs. Jas. Axtmann as
Miss 13ride, Mrs, Norman Schade
as Mrs. Cleanup, and Mrs. W. J.
Learning as Miss Sleeptight. This
was followed by the Roaster Drill
with Brian Marks, Paul :Humphr-
ies, Brian McGavin, Jim McDonald
and Steven Huether taking 7)or L.
Linda Axtmann, Dianne and Bruce
Gealtin sang accompanied by their
gnitara. This was followed by a
recitation by Bobby Axtmaan,
Members of the Junior room of
Walton Public School sang with
the main parts taken by 'Danny
Achilles, Murray Sholdice, end
'Greg Humphries, The jingle Bell
drill was done by Mary Watson,
Irene, Martin, Caroline McChire.
Kirkby, Joyce McCallum,
Rathie TN-inter, Debbie and Janie
van Vliet, with Karen McDoaald
at tile piano. Christmas Carols
Were sung by the audience join-
frigin, with Mrs. Rampnries as
pianist, ,A two-act play, ''Wanted
A Housekeeper" was well acted
by Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs. Neil
McGavin, Mrs. Murray Smith,
Mrs, Mac Sholdice. Mrs. Don Ach-
illes, Airs, See Steffler, Airs, Jim
grits and Mrs. Stewart :Humphr-
ies. Mrs. Ken McDonald intro-
duced the players at the close of
the play. The preschool, Kinder.
garten and Grade 1 children form-
ed on the plattotin and listened
to Mrs. ,T. van Vliet while she read
the ever popular story "The Night
Before Christmas". Santa Clans
then arrived and gave each child
a candy cane. The singing of Goa
Save the Queen closed the
11Ua rain
Ills fErieWmEls itz NireOWsorry to
PinEaOri Py,L.
learn that W.H. Bell is critically
.111 in Wingharn Hospital.
Congratulations to Ma. and Mrs,
Bernard TenPas who celebrated
their '35th wedding anniversary
on December 20th. A family dinner
in their honor will be held at the
New American Hotel on Tuesday,
December 29th,
Mr. and vrs, Sohn Tooth of
Toronto spent the week-end at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs.,' A, EldWin Martin,
Harold Annett of Bt C, is a visit-
or with Mrs. R. J. Antiett and with.
Annett who Is in hospital at
W n gh am .
BOWLING NOTES
Ladies' High Single
Marlene Rutledge 253
Joyce jacklin 205
Joyce Triebner ... . . ..a „, 202
Ladies'. High Triple
Joyce Jacklin 5'71
Marlene Rutledge 540
Lois McArter 527
Men's High Single
.Dick Higgins 29S, 275
Bill Stephenson 281
Murray Lowe
Men's High Triple
Jack Higgins 7.15
(Turd 'Matheson 705
Murray Lowe 686
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May I Wish
Everyone the
JOYS OF CHRISTMAS
and a
Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
Murray Gaunt
fil.P.P. Huron-Bruce
Coffee Shop and Dining Room will be open from• 2 to 6
Christmas Day. Turkey Dinners served.
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'TO THE RATEPAYERS OF ;MORRIS
We extend to you our very Best Wishes for Merry
Christmas and a -Happy and Prosperous 1971.
REEVE
W Elston
COUNCILLORS
Thomas Miller
Robert Grasby
Ross Smith
James Mair
M. OW c;k‘ir.-7 M, 0e, AV, Mit
teachers, Mrs, Wm. 'Roe, Mrs.
Ross Bennett, Mrs. Merton Hack-
well, Mrs. Mac Sholdice and
.Debbie Wey, After classes hymn
65 was sung with Janis -van Vilet
at the piano. followed by the bene-
diction.
W. I. Christmas Concert
The Community Hall was dec t
()rated with Christmas tree and
colored lights for the Walton
Wemen's Institute Christmas
Concert on Saturday evening,
'ecember 19. Rev, Derwyn
Docken was Master of ceremon-
ies for the evening's entertain-
wait for a large audience, open-
ale with 0 ranarin , 7 \4 ". 111".•, T ruether was the pianist. Greg
T-Tormairiea gave the -welcoming
recitation, Kim Humohries, Shar-
on BOIL Susan Humphries, June
oaa
Patty Mat/ovoid nt' the Walton
Public Sphonl ;song four songs,
aceemnanied by Mrs. 'Huether at
tba ainno. Miss Gail Traviss and
Mrs. H. Traviss sang a duet
"Silver Bells" with the piano ite-
aameatlist, Mrs. Traviss. Cathy
and Brian McCavin sang a duet
necomnaideal by Mrs. MG'nvin at
the Piano, JinglO, Res was 011Pg
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at 140 Barber Avenue South, Listowel
(formerly the Listowel Clinic)
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