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The Brussels Post, 1974-10-23, Page 15Smiles A woman entered the sporting goods department of a large store and asked the salesman, "I'd like a low handicap, please." "A low handicap?" replied the puzzled salesman. "Why, yes," she said. `It's for my husband's birthday. He's always wishing he had one." A Post Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Brussels 887-6641. • *A, -4 lr, BE A+ BLOOD DONOR. (t Olt 'i $0110/111 11(6- CLASSIFIED 22 Legal Notices Sales SALE sehold Sale of )ishes and be held fo M. SMITH at Kurtsvill mles north of 2 miles west o ► 1CTOBER 26th 0 P.M. 'LODE: G reen ; red rose toile Hurricane of H/P.; coaloi glass aladdin bread elooki alarm; 4 Press ,arnish; Round Ped.; 2 rocking table and 2 et of dishes) rn; Blue set of nbia Patte les - Hall; Pine ; Settee and ; and platf orni tique bed, .ssers; railway !1•1 china doll itique dishes, ?itchers; crocks .ts & linens; 2 albums; round trunk; picture hanging cutter; small. poden ladles;2 ntique jewelry; machine, numerous to ) register for STEVENS sneer hitario )159 'ERMS — Cash 20-47.1 )N SALE WANDA SM t, Brussels NOVEMBER 2 P.M. house and appliances articles. JACKSON sneer ,wel 20.47 on Sales new h 0 a-beds, maple stoves, ponent Coffee, tags atitiful beds, rs and e sold, sale/ - so r sale TENDERS for nowplowing TOWNSHIP OF GREY ders will be received by the dersigned until 12 Noon, aday, NOVEMBER 4, 1974 0974.75 snowplowing season he Township of Grey. Tender eby the hour. State make and of equipment to be used. nuns to be 9 ft. plow with 12 ng. Lowest or any tender not sadly accepted. ROSS ENGEL Road Superintendent 1.3,Brussels,Ont. 21-46-2 Legal Notices PRELIMINARY List of FOR TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS preliminary list a all electors pared as required by the nicipal Elections Act, 1972, publicly posted in the Office he Municipal Clerk on the 21st of October 1974. ctors should examine the list ensure that their names and vant information are correctly wn, plications for inclusions, tons or corrections to or etions from the list may be de byan elector by completing filing a form obtainable at the ce of the Clerk. last day for filing applications cerning inclusions, additions deletions: stBay of NOVEMBER 1974 sion of the list beings VEMBER 2nd, 1974. HELEN D. MARTIN Municipal Clerk 22-47-1 reliminary List of Electors for VILLAGE OF' BRUSSELS The preliminary list of all Electors ared as required by the iicipal Elections Act, 1972, publicly posted in the Office e Municipal Clerk on the 23rd day of October, 1974 ors are called on to examine List to ensure that their es and relevant information correctly shown. plaints in the nature of sits for additiOns, or ections to, or deletions from, List may be made by an or, completing and filing a obtainable/ at the Office Of Clerk, last day for filing Forms estihg Additions, Correc- bt Deletions, DAY OF NOVEMBER; 1974 shin of the above List to begin NOVEL (111974 WIV1, LING Clerk Treasurer LAGS OF BItegSELS* 22-474 JUDICIAL SALE OF: The North half of Lot Number Thirty-four (34)„ in the Eighth Concession of the said Township of EastWawanosh, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO BETWEEN: JOHN C. McBURNEY PLAINTIFF • and THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE FOR ONTARIO,THE ADMINISTRATOR, WITH THE WILL ANNEXED OF THE ESTATE OF JOHANN HEINRICH SOSSONG, MARY EVELYN SOSSONG,(LEEMAN) & AVCO DELTA REALTY LIMITED. DEFENDANTS • ADVERTISEMENT IN ACTION Pursuant to the Judgment' made in this action there will be offered for sale by public auction in one parcel, with the approbation of the undersigned Local Master, by Jack. Alexander, Auctioneer, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock in .,the forenoon, on SATURDAY 26th day of OCTOBER,1974 the lands and premises known as North half of Lot 34, Concession 8, • in the Township of East Wawanosh; in • the- County of Huron, more particularly • described in the Deed registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the County of Huron, as No. 99705 at .the premises aforesaid. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid fixed by the said Local Master. The purchaser shall pay down to the Vendor's Solicitor on the day of sale 10 per cent of the purchase money and shall pay the balance of the purchase money into Court without interest on or before the 12th day of November, 1974. Adjustments are to be .made as of date of closing.The purchaser shall search the title at his own expense. Closing is to be within 18 days of the date of sale. In all other respects the conditions of sale are the standing conditions of sale of the Court as modified by the conditions of sale settled by the undersigned. On the pr emises is said to be erected a 1 'A storey house, metal siding painted, asphalt roof, and stone foundation ; a barn 40 by 60', stone foundation, cedar roof, hydro, and a shed 22 by 25', steel Sided, asphalt. roof. Further particulars and conditions of sale may be had from GOODALIA CAMPBELL SOLICITORS BOX 730 WINGHAM, ONTARIO. Dated at Goderich , this 15th day of October, 1974. .CARTER " Local Master The Public Auction be held on the- premises described .above. 22,474' A Post Classified Will pay you' dividends. Have You tried one? Dial BrusSels 887.664L ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONERS INDEX OF School Support TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS Take Notice that the Assessment Commissioners Index of School Support for the Collector's Roll of the ab ove municipality was posted in the office of the Clerk on the 21st DAY OF OCTOBER 1974 The list may be inspected in the office of the Clerk and applications made for revision of the list for the purpose of correcting the School Support indicated. The last day for making such applications for correction of School Support for tax 'purposes will be the 1st DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1974 HELEN D. MARTIN, Clerk, Township of Morris , 22-47-1 Preliminary List of Electors, for TOWNSHIP OF GREY The preliminary List of all Electors prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, was publicly posted in the Office of the Municipal Clerk on the 23rd day of October: 1974 Electors are called on to examine the List to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Complaints in the nature of requests for additions, or corrections to, or deletions from, the List may be made by an Elector, completing and filing a Form obtainable at the Office of the Clerk. The last day for filing Forms requesting Additions, Correc- tions or Deletions, 1ST DAY OF NOVEMBER 1974 Revision of the above List to begin NOVEMBER 2nd, 1974 EDYTHE M. CARDIFF Clerk-Tre .asurer TOWNSHIP OF GREY 22-47-1 24. Cards of Thanks The family of the late Mr. Alec Gulutzen wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbours far and near, for their beautiful flowers, messages of sympathy, treats of all kinds, donations from my neighbours' and friends. donations Cancer Society,,and acts of kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement at the loss of our beloved husband and good father, Special thanks to Rev. D. Docken from WaltOn, also special thanks to M.L.Watts Funeral Horne. Thanks to pallbearers, your kindness will be long , long remembered. — Albina Gulutzen, and all our Family. 24-47-1 Mary and Murray fitiether and family would like to thank all those who messages- Of 01-apathyand performed oth er kind deeds during the tithe of t he death . of that dear brother and uncle„, Me, Glen Iiiiether, It was all much appreciated, 24,414 24. Cards of Thanks The family of the late John Dennison wish to thank the' friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during their recent sad" bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Le Drew, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion and the Watts Funeral Home. 24-47.1 I would, like to thank all those who remembered me with visits, cards, flowers and gifts while a. patient in Wingham Hospital. — Bill Stephenson. 24-47-1 I wish to thank all my neighbours, friends and relatives who sent cards, flowers, gifts and visited me while in Listowel Hospital. — Mrs.Cliff Bray. • 24-47-1 25. In Memoriam STEPHENSON —In loving memory of a dear little daughter and granddaughter •Rhonda Sharon," who passed away six years ago, October 24, 1968. No one knows the silent heart- aches, Only those who have loved and lost can tell The grief we bear in silence For the one we loved so well. — Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mommy and Daddy and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F.M.Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storey. 25-47-1 The • Blooming THING By ED • VAN GEEST The most desirable quality he a nose Is not ite length or shape, but that it not be found hi other people's business. ' • • • Principal to small boy: *It's gen. Wet* of you, Johnny, but I don't think your resignation would help our crowded school situation." • • • There's one rule in buying roses. The longer the stems, the short- er your wallet. • • • We don't know why crabgrass should be crabby. It's always win. S. ning. • Another winner: You'll always be a winner too when you shop at Listowel Florist 198 llfeeln, Phone 291. QM We are eJ) reProvented by , Mart Watts, Brussels See us for your wedding arrange= mounts —Phone 2914040 for Appointments (Continued, from Page 1) ,activities after school due to bus schedules. allowing one bus to depart at 4:15 p.m. daily instead of the usual departure at 3:15 p.m. He said the present early leave was because of an exchange of buses at Walton which transported them to their homes. Because of this bus exchange he reminded the board members it was saving the board over $7;000. He said the cost of the late express bus to Seaforth would cost less than $2,00Q. "a very nominal fee for the amount of money be ing saved. I feel • these children have a full right to these activities." Several trustees expressed con- cern that if a late bus was provided for Seaforth area students others would demand the same service. • Mr. Homuth, principal of the Clinton school, who happened to be attending the meeting as an observor, said, "Clinton is an unique school. There is no other group of students in the county where they are denied the opportunity to have activity such as the Seaforth group." Mr. Henderson said the late bus would not be waiting until after five o'clock for students playing late ball games, just those in activities that .go on until four o'clock. .• The board defeated his motion by a vot 'e of 7 to 6 when the proposal was made in the regular business and 6 to 5 (two trustees left early) when the question was re-examined at the conclusion of the meeting at Mr. Henderson's . request. The Field Trip Committee presented a report to the board. Mrs. Barbara Golding of Exeter, chairman, outlined• policies with recommendations for improve- ments in promoting field trips by., encouraging schools to utilize them as an integral portion of the school curriculum and that bud-, geting for them remain as an allocation to individual schools. The committee asks that• the board encourage the use of board owned buses for most field trips and sports activities and that a, procedure be developed for instruction and licensing of - teachers who are interested in, obtaining their bus driver's license. Among the recommendations was a special request .that the" budget committee entertain requests for extra budgetary allotments for special programs or groups such as bands ort geography clubs. School bus contractors ~, Tenders VVanted 22. Legal Notices Electors Sale THE BRUSSELS POST, 'OCTOBER', 23, 197 =• IS 4 ,