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The Brussels Post, 1971-10-21, Page 6tag.rgip.4t intrissias Patti, unsetut oitivjuo ,law•Ofroi7.10.1uNailo *.us.r****07.0.0.17*!.,0**0****. amollimminsmosiesomPasur...ciarai.,;.r-,crk PAULINE'S BEAUTY SALON. WALTON Wishes To. Announce MISS SHEILA BLAKE. To • Her Shop FREE DRAW On aMulti-Lamp ($40 value) To.. the First 15 Permanent Waves booked to Sheila For Appointment Phone: BRUSSELS 887-4257 SEAFORTH 527-0448 donsommimanmemsgamioussemisossuommi.„, FOR SALE — Large pumpkins for Hallowe'en jOhn A, Perrie SS7-6985 HELP WANTED • Reliable man wanted, Apply at: Horan. Food Products, Brussels ACT FAST ! Are you looking for a solid future? Are you a self starter, conscientious and hard working? Then join the Dominion Auto- mobile Association team. As a Dominion Automobile Assoc- iation Representative you will have guaranteed renewals. Earn high commissions, receive on the job training, with group insurance benefits, and pension. Act now and find out how you can join the Dominion Automobile team. Fer a confidential inter- view write today. Mr. Keith Weed., Dominion Automobile Association, 201. King Street, Louden, Canada. WANTED e— A used Typewriter in good condition. Juan Stephenson 887-6371 FOR SALE — _\ number of tree gallon pails. Ideal for various uses on farm Huron Food Products, Brussels WANTED — Knitting, crocheting and sew. ing. Order now for Christmas. Phone 887-9342 CANDA SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE Jas Cardiff Asa]. Estate and Insurance MR, FARMER Are you interested in a guaran- teed lucerne for the winter months. If you are and have the facilities to feed hogs contact 1.3ox 50, Brussels, Ont. ANNOUNCEMENT BY TOPNOTCH FEEDS LTD. Topnoch. Feeds Ltd., Brussels, wishes to announce a new line of Ceed. "TARDOG" a complete new dog food. Available in 25's and 50's. Gore your dog a treat. Come in and get a bag today. WANTED — Caretaker and. .aeneral. MaJn*, teneece, for the •Bruppels Meve, .ApPlieatien to be forwarded to paled Meeeacheore on or befere October 22nd, 1971. big pg. 43.4.1.P§. may be obtained from, the. aheve... CHRISTMAS BEGINS NOW " of Avon representatives. You'll sell fine products from the world's largest cosmetic company, Write or ',o-night while areas still available.. in. Howick .or Grey. Mrs. M. Millson, 17 Hawkesbury Ave„ London 32, 451-0541 PAINT FOR FUN 11 you would like to join a eleee every two .weeks for Liquid Em- broidery and paint a linen a month. Afternoon or evening classes. Linens or velvet chosen at first class. I would like to paint blocks for a .flower quilt. Let's paint together; If you are in- terested please call me by October 19th. You COMO to my home. No charge. •tars, Phyllis Mitchell, Cameo Instructor, Walton, $87- e697. SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE The Huron County Board of Education requests scholarship applications from graduates of. the Brussels Public School, Brus- sels. Ontario, who will receive either a Secondary S'27.ioal Grad- uation Diploma or a Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma in 1071. These graduates must be following a post secondary edu- cation program for which the S.S.G.D. is e minimum require- ment. Letters of application including a copy of the applicant's high school marks will be received until Thursday, 28. October by Mr. G. 0, Phillips, Principal F. E. Madill Secondary School Wingham; Ontario AGRICULTURAL WORKERS WANTED — Salary $350. per month, house, hydro, heat and farm produce provided. Positions such as this are avail- able for agricultural workers who have completed the 10 week agricultural workers course. This course i s being offered. at Kempt- vale College of Agricultural Tech- nology starting January 10, 1972. Approved students will receive a retraining allowance. If you have been considering farm. work, take advantage of this course to improve your knowledge and skills in the care and manage- ment of all classes of livestock. For more informatin contact the Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food, ARDA Branch in Clinton, Markdale, Walkerton, or your Agricultural Represent- atire. Vet.: "It will ruin this dog's leokettif I cut off its tail. Why do you insisit on it?" Man "My rnotheteirelase will be \risiting us soon and want to eliminate any possible sign of welentne,i, TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING TOWNSHIP. OF GREY Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 1 p.m. Monday, November 1st, 1971, for snow- plowing for the 1971.72 season in the Township of Grey. Tender to be by the hour. State make and size of equipment to be used. Lowest or any tender not eecesserily accepted. Ross Nngel, Road Superintendent, II, R. No. 3, Brussels, One Iola BAILEY REAL ESTATE 82 Albert Street, Clinton 100 acre farm in. Morris Town- ship with good 10 room house with all conveniences. 90 a cres workable. Excellent corn land. 4.0 x 70 frame barn suitable for .either hogs or beef. *• * 100 acre .form in Turnberry Town- ship, 5 miles from Wingham. 75 acres workable; 25 acre mixed bush. Five room house and good frame barn. Priced sell. Several 'economical older homes in Blyth, Clinton and Londesboro. Priced to move. Make your offer today. Contact Mason Bailey Office: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 WALTON (intended f or las' week) 4.1e Club Meetings Walton No, 3 club met at the home of the leader, Mrs. Harold MeCalluni. Officers elected for the project "Dairy Fare" were as f011OWS: PreSident, Kandis Hick- Sen, Vice ereeident: Eileen Glare tine; Secretary, Dianne Dennis, Press Reporter, Marion. McCall It was decided to call the club "The Dairy Dairies,"' The leaders McCallene, and Mrs. Wm. ' Leeching led a discussion on dif- ferent kinds Of milk and cheese. Diann Dennis, Diane McNichol and Jane Schade made grilled cheese sandwnches. Eileen Glen- ville Anne Looming and Gwen Bosnian made hot chocolate.. Walton III Dairy Dallldg met at the home of Faye Dalton. when the discussion was on Achieve- ment Day plans. and Milk in its many forms, including yogurt and skim milk. The meeting at the 'WHAT'S NEW AT HURONVIEW The United Church Women of North Street United Church, God- erich, entertained the residents of nursing homes and shut-ins of', Goderich, a s well a the members of their church who are residents of Huronview on 'Wednesday afternoon Thegroup of about 100 people were taken for a drive through the country to view the Autumn scenery, then returned to the church for supper. The program included musical numb ers by the McMilln family, a sing song, and slide pictures. The out- ing was greatly appreciated by the residents. The United Church women of North Street are to be highly commended for the pro- ject, A communion s4rrice was held in the chapel on Thursday morn- ing. Mrs. Campbell, soloist, Mrs. Brown organist and Mr. Campbell assisted Reverend Wittick of Blyth United Church. Mrs. Hopper of London arrang- ed the program for Thursday Family Night, Eighteen young people, who are students of Mrs. Hopper's, aged 6 to 14, thrilled the residents with several types of (lancing. There was Highland Reels by .Till Hanna, Jessie Nied and Judy Thompson: square dances by John Thomson, Kim. Mustard. Ron Bilyea, Cathy Mac- Fie. Allan McConnell, Barbara Bilyea, .Joe McKinnon and -Tackle St. Marie: step dancing by Shel- ley Hopper, Michael Robinson, Terrie, Linda and Lien, Morrison, Susan Spence, 'Kelly St. Marie and Terri Smale, Mr. and Mrs, Sorry St. Marie accompanied the dancers and. alse played several numbers on violin and plane. There 'were also vocal solos by Mary Powell, The Fancily Night program will be held on Monday, October 25th. next week instead of Thursday evening when the rest- dente are looking forward to a nrogram by the :tintonia Male Chorus. Suburbanite to friend: "I'm thinking of becoming a bigamist. There's just too much grass in My yard for,one wife to cut," need the classified ads. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY MEN OR WOMEN FULL OR PART TIME, Tern your spere time into cash. Own your own vending route in your area. .No selling, all routes will be eetabliehed. High quality coin operated vending meehines. Tu qualify, you must be honest, have a good car, refereeces, good credit and be able to spend 742 hours 'weekly, Small down payment, will get you started in business, . and tereis can be arranged, For personal ieteryiew reply, include Pllerie number, to; B. V. DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED Dept. "(3" 1163 Tecumseh Rued, East WINDSOR 20, Ontario KEFFER DRAIN co SANL.,.ERe DR ATN c JOHNSTON DRAIN ICRA.UTER DRAIN c 4111111104411 Peolusommolor DRAIN TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tenders Will be received by the undersigned until 1 p.m., Monday, November 1st, 1971, for the construction of ;he following, drainage works in the Township of Grey: nsisting of 3,715 lineal feet of covered drain; 935 lineal feet of open drain; 2 catch basins. onsisting of 4,113 lineal feet oti covered drain; 200 lineal feet of open drain; 3 Catch basins consisting of 3,761 lineal feet of covered drain; 700 lineal feet of open drain; 3 catch 'basins. onsisting of 1,600 lineal feet of covered drain; 3,700 lineal feet of open drain 4 catch basins, MICITIOI , DRAIN consisting of 5,400 lineal feet of open drain, SOUTH BEAUCHAMP DRAIN consisting of 3.053 lineal feet of covered drain; 17,512 lineal feet of .:open drain; 2 catch basing BleACITAMP DRAIN consisting of 13,400 lineal feet of Open drain. *Plans and specifications may be seen at the Toweehip Office, Ethel, Ontario. The Township to supply the tile and pipe. Teeders to be accompanied by a certified cheque for 10% of amount Of tender' . COM- pletion date to be stated on each "tendet. Lowest or ariy teeder not necessarily accepted. Mit. E. M. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of Greg., Ethel, Ontario, home of 'Gwen Bosnian was °pep- • ed with the 4-11 pledge. It was decided Marion McCallum would be the commentator at Achieve- ment 'Day. Discussion followed on milk in our diet. Next meeting to. be held at the horn of Dianne Dennis.