The Brussels Post, 1974-03-06, Page 3• ,:.:;t;
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT Huron County Road 12 on the outskirts of Brussels seems
to be getting more than its share of car accidents this winter. No one was hurt late
Monday afternoon in this accident,. Constable Richard Foulon' of the Wingham
Detachment of the O.P.P. investigates as driver Abner Schultz of R.R.1, Milverton
looks on.
News of Ethel
World Day of Prayer is observed
DR. HANLON & DR. McGREGOR
Wish to announce
the moving of 'their office to
The Medical Centre, Brussels
beginning
1st of MARCH
TEL: 887-6275
BY APPOINTMENT:
Office Hours:—
Tuesday Night at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday Night at 7:00 p.m.
' Friday at 11:00 a.m.
Winners at 100F Euchre
The LO,O.F. Euchre Party,
held in .theLodge Hall on.
Thursday evening, drew a good
crowd, with 12 tables in play,
Winners were: Ladies High
Mrs. Ruby Brewer; Ladies' Low -
Mrs, Margaret- McCatcheon,
Men's High - Bob Mitchell;
Men's. Low - Dave McCutcheon.
The draw for a ham was won by
Mel Mccutcheon.
The next 1.0.0.P. card party
will be held on March 14th.
NEW, SIMPLIFIED PIPELINE SYSTEMS!
BY Universal
NOW! MAJOR PORTION OF MILK RECEIVING
ASSEMBLY IS FACTORY ASSEMBLED ON PANEL!
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Correspondent
Mrs. Chester Earl
World's Day of Prayer was
observed at the United Church
ridav afternoon.
Mrs. W.F.Hcwitt gave the
message, Builders of Peace.
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
also took part in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crozier and
son of Kitchener and Mrs.
R.J.Annett of Brussels visited
Mr. and Mrs. Les Crozier.
Mrs. Carl McDonald and Rev.
tanley McDonald of Londesboro
isited in London on Wednesday
,ith Mr. and Mrs. John Vine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward and
:tinily, Lindsay,' Mr. and Mrs.
oger Smith arid family of Elmira
'sited Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
!townies,
aides to
Ice Capades
Dobson.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Lynn were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lloyd, Montreal; Mr. and
Mrs.Geo. Lynn Jr. and son of
Tottenham, Miss Betty Lynn
andMrs. Fred Foster 0 Toronto.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Stephenson were Mr. and
Mrs. Jake McDougal of
Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Court of Hamilton.
Mrs. B. Bray of Brussels
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanna
and boys of Le Piere , Mich.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Smith,
Mr. and Mrs,. Harry Smith and
family, visited recently in Kent
City, Mich.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
J.C.Lamont were Mr. and Mrs:
Elmer Parrish and girls, Trow-
bridge, Mr, .Stanley Purvis,
Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. John
Purvis and family.
Mrs. Alex Pearson visited her
mother in Mt. Forest for a couple
of days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl of
Varna visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kleinstruber; Saturday.
AO.: Shots.
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has been disappearing and the
green grass appears in
abundance. Now all we can do is
h opeMarehdoes not go out like a
lion and that spring is really -just
around the corner". Wouldn't
you know ; it is snowing again!
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Perhaps in the near future
transgressors of the law will not
be so resentful when they ate
(contributed).
A total of 66 Brownies, Guides,
..attcrs and Chaperones boarded
bus in Brussels on Sunday for
itchener Memorial Auditorium
see the Ice Capades. The
•ownies and Guides serenaded
e leaders and bus driver all the
V there and back home again.,
e Ice Show was superb and
11 long be remembered by all
use who attended. Several of
' girls have expressed a desire
attend again next year.
All the Brownies and Guides
nt to say a special "thank you"
their Leaders: Brownies to
s. Shoidire and mrs, Exel: stopped and handed a traffic
ides ny Mrs. G, kellitigton -. ticket, or arrested, when a pretty
p
mi
talh, Mrs. J, Stephenson 1)°11e6"itiah apprehends them:
ss S. Watts . LietitenantS The 0.P.P. are about to recruit
arranging the trip also to Mrs. policewomen who will perform
Ravel-nail - President of L.A. the same functions and have the
obtaining' tickets and 8ai" authority,. ' as policemen:
drvisitig the trip and to 66 Th eir salary and benefitS, will also
.tiers Who went as CliapetOties, conform to those of' the tnale
'Bout these people the trin
members
1.z.66
force.
*" * * * ild hot have ,.., ____.,,,,,, = , The Optimist dab of Brussels
he bus arruicvcerld P back?ss I e in' is 'ti°11tig a hlij4.
curling
ssets about 10!30 pitti, with 16.86ith:15s::1 Arena onMItinctdAsiiiii Mat le very. tired and Sleepy little
S but Che t had . ... ,h . , cll lith.. 'teams, from Curling
h talki ng
surrounding
about fot a .long
Clubs "1-Pb in the
d.. mng tOniittifiitieS are invited to
attend.. Anyone interested in'
k: letidi15:t '61A7g,11:ied wilt pay YOU- outetifig is asked to. contact Bar
' Have you tried WW1 Pearson Or 'Ettie tewitigtoth
iltliSSelS` t87..66'4ii, iii****iii
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl -McDonald
visited Mrs. Eliza Lucas at
Milverton Nursing Home.
New pipeline milking systems give easier,
faster performa,nce with the new Universal
panel-mounted milk receiving assembly..
The new, streamlined advancement is adapt-
able to large or stall milking parlor Sys-
tems or stanchion barns. Most important --
the new UniVersal system is a milking and
Washing system in a single unit and quickly
converts from one operation to another.
Combined with Universal Kleeri-O-Matto the
washing Operation is completely automatic.
Universal Offers two panel-Mounted assent:-
blies. Both systems are designed for Grade
A Milk production; both are greatly siMpli-
fled . easier to install; easier to Wei
Let out fadoty /mined .spodallit .discuss this with you
Plan to attend Out Milker Clink
THURSDAY; MARCH 21st 9 aim.
U NITED CO-OPERT IVES
OF ONTARIO
ijkiidkAlrg BRANCA
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