The Brussels Post, 1975-03-12, Page 15ANNUAL
MEETING
Wingham and District
Hospital Association
The annual meeting of the Wingham and District
Hospital Association will be held on
Friday, March 14th,
1975
at 8:00 p.m. in the Nurses' :Training School Building,
Catharine Street, Wingham.
All matters of business pertaining to the Wingham
and District Hospital Association will be transacted
including the election of directors and other officers.
In order to cast a ballot in the election of directors a
person must be a member of'the Association. One year
memberships may be obtained for the sum of $1.00 at
the hoSpital office or the Town Clerk's Office. These
memberships must be purchased at least 10 days prior
to the annual meeting.
EVERYONE WELCOME
R. P. RITTER - President JOHN STRONG - Secretary
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Ndtantellatlefiltif"tbUltirilti'intertion
advertisements after Noon, MbridayS,
Phone 881-4641
1, Coming Events
CARD party to be held in the St.
Ambrose Church, Tuesday,
March 18th at 8;30 p.m. Prizes,
lunch and coffee. 1.67x1
DANCE Atwood Community
Centre, Friday, March 21st.
Music by "The Foursome".
Sponsored by Canadian
Foresters, Atwood. Lunch. $4.00
per couple. 1-67x2
All Star
Tours
FLORIDA HOLIDAYS.
Departures in February, March
and April
FLORIDA MID-TERM.
9 and 10 days
Departures March 14, 15, 21 and
22nd
FLORIDA. AND TEXAS CIRCLE
16 days from.... $385.00
Departures Feb. 22 and April 12
' CALIFORNIA 21 DAY
HOLIDAYS
Departures Feb., March, April,
May, Aug., Sept.and Oct.
VICTORIA WEEKEND.
May 16 - May 19th
Boston, Mass.,-Washington,D.C.
Wheeling, W.V.
SHORT SPRING TOURS
Wheeling W. Virginia April 11-
13 & June 13-15
Cathedral of Tomorrow April 18-
20; June 6-8
OTTAWA AT TULIP TIME
5 Departures in May
MORE INFORMATION AND
NEW BROCHURES
ON REQUEST
GOOD TIMES TRAVEL
Box 789 Phone 527-0050
Seaforth, Ontario
1-63-tf
2. Lost, Strayed
LOST - about last Friday, Tammy,
a black and white Border Collie.
Please call Jim Fritz, 887-6715.
2-67x1
3. Found
LADY'S gold watch, in Brussels.
Phone 887-6026., 3-67-1
4. Help Wanted
Office
Assistant
Must have typing and book-
keeping experience. Apply in
writing stating experience and
qualifications to
D. E. LITTLE
Secretary-Manager
Elma Mutual Farmers' Pite
Insurance Company
Atwood, Ontario
4-67-2
EXPERIENCED man required for
farm work, willing to take
responsibility. Murray Cardiff,
887-6889.
11. Articles for Sale
wiliTt -Speed Queen"'
automatic clothes dryer, stainless
steel drum "Good Condition".
Phone 8rtissels 88/-6116.
1 1-67xl.
RAY 2,000 bales, also /00 bales
of straw. 881-6856, 11-67x2
COPIES
Copies of your important papers
or doctinients while you waiL.
Letter size,25c each.
THE ilittOisttXPOSraitl
Seaforth
111.,66xtf
19. Notices
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used. ,
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc, Phone 887-6700,:
Brussels. 19.66-ti
t '
Turn your old furniture and'
household effects into cash.
We 'will either buy or sell it
for you.
From smallest item to the
largest estate.
Phone
KNAPP'S FURNITURE
AND AUCTION ROOM
482-1336
19-66-tf
SPRING CLEANING TIME
.7 I
01;
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1. Coming Events 11. Articles for Sale
ADDING machine rolls,
typewriter ribbons for most
machines. The Huron Expositor,
527.0240, Seaforth, 11-66xtf
"HYDRO 1 from your car." Very
useful around the farm or on
camping trips. Operate your
power tools, light bulbs, coffee
pot ...etc. from your car or
tractor. For FREE information
writ e to Gill. Dodier, Box 328,
Mitchell, Ontario. 11-67x3
BABY'S car bed; change table;
training chair, bottles, sterilizer
and bottle warmer. All in good
condition. Call 887-6432. 11-67-1
SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE.
Leading Manufacturer and
distributor has above ground
aluminum pools left over from
1974 season, IA price, guaranteed
installation and terms. Call Credit
Manager collect, London
519-681,3805, days or evenings,
11-66-4
GESTETNER ink available at The
Huron Expositor, 527-0240,
Seaforth. 11-66xtf
13. Wanted
STANDING hay. Will buy ahead.
Phone 887-9437, 13-66-2
14. Property for Sale
3 Bedroom Brick 11/2 storey home
on 1/2 acre lot at the edge of
Brussels. Modern kitchen
cupboards ; 4-piece bath; oil
furnace. Price. $27,500. Jim
Cardiff, Real Estate Broker,
Office 887-6100. Res. 887-61.64.
14-67-1
You can still acquire Public Land
Free
Government Land Digest
Box 2217
Norman, Oklahoma 73069.
14-67-4
15. Property for Rent
WANTED Canada's leading
Manufacture and Distributor is
seeking a choice residential site to
display their new 1975 above
ground redwood pool. Your
backyard is the prime location we
will consider. An excellent
opportunity for y ou the home
owner call collect 681-3800 days
or evenings. 15.67-4
19. Notices
SERVICE
We will pick up all Dead
and Disabled Cows and
Horses and Stocker Cattle
and all small animals for
a small service charge. We
have three trucks to service
you 24 hours 7 days a week.
Phone Collect
881-1334
Brussels
Pet Food
Supplies
Lie. 395-C73
19-66-tf
CHAIRS rewoven and recaried.
Contact bon „Ethel,
4%1 10,664 4M,„
REYNOLD'S Refrigeration an'
dependable Appliance Service'
Wingham, 357-1085., 19-67x
24. Cards of Thanks
We would like to sincerely thart!
all those who sent sympath ,
cards, flowers and donation
during the recent bereavement c
our father. It was all deep'
appreciated. - Ruth Pipe
Dorothy Daer. 24-67x!
The family of the late Hart,
Workman wish to express sincer
appreciation for the flower!!
cards and memorial donation.,'
received at the time of or
bereavement. Special thanks i
our relatives neighbours an!
friends for their kindness an
continuing help.
thoughtfulness of the Anglica
Church ladies, Rev. Cla.rson, tl'
Watt's Funeral Home and ti!
Wingham Hospital Staff was al!:
appreciated. - Belle WorkmE'
and Family. 24-67'
Sincere thanks to all wit
remembered me with visits, can
and letters while a patient , I
Wingham Hospital also Dr. Boz: '
and nursing staff on second floc ,
- Jim McFarlane. 24-67;
25. In Memoriam
KITCHEN - In loving memory
Mrs. Pearl Kitchen who pass
away March 10th, 1975.
When evening shades a'
falling
And we sit in quiet alone
In our hearts there comes
longing
If she only could come hon
-Ever loved and missed, Is
and Mrs. H. Kitchen and Pa
25-67
Bluevale
Celebrah
birthday
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
Mrs. Lloyd Henning was gr
of honour at the home of Mr,,
Mrs. Harold Elliott and far
when members of her fat
enjoyed a turkey supper
Celebrate her birthday, *Mei
March 10. Those present w
Mr.. and Mts. George Fischer
Dayle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wall
Daryl,Marie, Kathy, Sheila
Kevin, Grace Jeffrey and Mr.
Mrs, Marty Cretier and. AnfY-
and Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Henning.
Mt, and Mrs. Jack 11411
fainily of RttisselS visited
Sunday with Mr. and
Gordon HAIL
THE BRUSSELS, Peitt. MAROH. *