The Brussels Post, 1974-01-09, Page 16BRUSSELS
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McCutcheon Grocery
Phone 887-9445 We deliver
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Weston's
HOT BREAD
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Maple Leaf Sweet
PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS lb. 990
Sunkist
ORANGES, size 113 ....... .. doz. 890
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who have so faithfully 'sent in
reports of their activities through-
out 1973. We will appreciate your
continued co-operation in this
New Year. There are some who
neglect to let us know of their
doings. We would be pleased to
publish their reports also.
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In Spite",cif. the 'shortage of
gasoline in the U.S. people of this
community have motored south
for a Florida vacation. They
report no problems even with a
number of gas stations closed.
Perhaps a Canadian license plate
gives them some priority. It is
hoped they find. Florida the usual
warm, sunny south, One visitor
there reported a temperature of
thirty. Not quite what one expects
or hopes for.
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A Brussels' resident called to
comment that he had observed
that there are remarkably few
birds around here this winter,
The welcome, sound of their
singing is not heard, as in other
years. Could it be that youngsters
taking pot-shots at them with B-B
guns have frightened them away
and they are frequenting safer
areas, The discharge of such guns
in the village is illegal, and
strictly prohibited.
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This weekend Garden City
Minor hockey players will •be in
Brussels for their annual
tournament with the Brussels
teams. TFtly will be accompanied
by parents and fans and, as usual,
plans have been made for their
entertainment in addition to the
hockey games.
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ette habit. The percentage of
adult male smokers has dropped
sharply in the last decade. Some
are switching to pipes and cigars.
There are some advantages to
the switch -- at least for the
smokers. According to the 1973
"Health Consequences of Smok-
ing, " a government publication
formerly called the SurgeonGen-
eral's report, pipe an d cigar
smokers live longer than cigar-
ette smokers. But not as long as
19. Notices
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used.
We pump septic pigerys,
lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700,
, Brussels: 19-5-tf
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Harry James
Bolger, late of Brussels, Ontario,
retired farmer, deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of
such claims to the solicitors for*
the executrices on or before the
31st day of January, 1974, after
which date the estate's assets will
be distributed, having regard
only to claims that have then been
received.
CRAVVFORD,MILL & DAVIES
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executrices
22-6-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of ESsie Louisa
Raynard, late of Ethel, Ontario
widow? deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of
such claims to the solicitors for
the executors on or before the
31st clay of January, 1974, after
which date the estate's assets will
be distributed, having regard
only to claims that have then been
received.
CRAWFORD,MILL tz DAVIES, Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors
nonsmokers.
The typical cigar smoker,
says • the report, smokes fewer
than five 'cigars a day, while the
average pipe smoker fills his
pipe about 20 times daily. But
neither cigar nor pipe smokers
inhale. As a result, their rates
of emphysema, chronic bronchi-
tis, coronary heart disease,.and
lung cancer are not as high as
cigarette smokers. However,
their death rates from cancer
of the mouth, throat, and stomach
24. Cards of Thanks
I would like to thank everybody
for the many cards, letters and
gifts which I received while a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. Special thanks to Rev.
Erie Le Drew and others who
visited me there. Very special
thanks also to the doctors and
staff on my case and to my super
Grade 6 class who have shown
such thoughtful concern through
their calls, cards, letters and
gifts.— Emily Cousins. 24-6-1
We would like to send sincere
thanks to the Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge for the lovely
plant we received; Majestic W.
Institute for their gift; both
friends and neighbors for their
treats and cards; also the St.
Johns A.C.W. Brussels. —Mr.
and Mts. C.J. Pegelovv. .24.6x1
We would like to thank our
relatives, neighbours and friends
for the lovely gifts and cards
received on the occasion of our
50th Wedding Anniversary.
Sincere thanks also for the parties
in our home. Thanks for good
wishes in letters, scroll and
telegram from government
members. — Will and Bessie
McCutcheon? 24.6x1
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fraser wish
to thank all their relatives and
friends who helped to make their
50th Wedding Anniversary such a
wonderful event,
Remember► it takes hit a
moment to place a HrusselS post.
Want Ad and be Money in pocket,
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80-6641.
1974
are about the same as those for
cigarette smokers.
Teachers
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second since the teacher dispute
over salaries went to Toronto
mediator, Hal D. Howells on
December 12. The first meeting,
which was held on December 19,
went from 5 p.m. to 4 a.m. the
next morning. Thursday's
meeting lasted about eight hours.
Neither Gary , Birmingham,
communications officer for the
teachers, nor board officials,
would comment on the progress
made, except to say it was slow.
It was reported most of the
negotiating was being carried on
by the provincial representatives
of. the Ontario English Catholic
feachers Association, and the
Ontario Separate School
frustees Association.
Representing the OECTA are
Peter Murphy of Toronto and
Patrick. Carey of the London area,
while Chris Asseff of Toronto and
Wins prize
Mrs. Ralph Pearson of Brussels
was awarded first prize for her
artistic scene, featuring reindeer,
in the Christmas window competi-
tion at the Wingham and District
Hospital.
M. Connolly
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would work with principals in
training sessions, observe board '
meetings and observe how the
system works in a small rural
area. The only cost to the Board
would be any expenses incurred
in services of the Board.
The Board will dispose of some
Odra contents salvaged at the
Holy Name of Mary School in St.
Marys resulting from the
construction and remodelling
work done at the school last
summer - - doors, old lighting
fixtures, etc. The Board accepted
an offer of $300 froth the
Christian Reformed School Board
in Clinton presently palnning an
addition to that sChoOl,
At the beginning of the
tneetingi prior to the election of
chairmen, Rev. Carl Keene,
Stratford, Dean of the
Huron-Perth Deanery, counselled
on the' importance of keeping the
highest standard of the Christian
School.
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SEED GRAIN, GRASS SEEDS,
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FERTILIZER
We have a good supply of FRESH FEEDS
on hand at all times. -
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
Brussels 887.6011
Construction is underway on an interior renovation program at the. Brussels post office. •E Z
Construction of London was awarded the $15,600 contract and expect the work to take about 4 weeks.
Cigars may cause skin cancer