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MISS SADIE E. DRIVER
Word was received here' of the
death -of Miss Sadie E. Driver of
Rochester, New York.
Miss Driver was- born in Brussels
in 1883 -and attended public school
here. She moved, with her family, to '
Rochester in 1895, where she resided
ever since, She retired from busineat
six years ago. She had been confined
to the 'hospital by a hip injury for the
four weeksaprevions to her death and
she died suddenly on Monday, Mann iii
7th.
Sho was ,an active member of St.
Lukes Episcopal Church. Rev, F. M.
Winner 'officiated at the funeral
service held 'on Thursday, March 10
Burial took place in Riverside ceme-
tery, Rochester.
Surviving -are three sisters, Mrs
Arthur Binningten of Hamilton, Mrs.
G. W. Pollard, Stratford; Mrs, Wm.
Wilson, Rochester; one brother
George Driver of S:pencer,port, N, Y.
and several nieces -and nel)hewls
Mr, G. W. Pollard, Mrs. Venda Cole
and Mrs. D. J. Lallonde of Stratford
attended the funeral.
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"Where Better Bulls° Are Used"
More c104rs for you Artifpial Service from our Association
does not 'oohs, ft pol7S.
Beam-Ise the dollar outlay is very nominal, Less than the
cost of keeping a bull on your farm
Because our bulls will transimit better than average money
making qualities ,to their offspring. Every tool available is Used to
test theSe qualities and the information is given to our members.
The Waterloo Cattle Breeding Afiflocialon is a non profit,
co-Operative, being Strengthened ,eviery day by old members con-
firming to use its Service and additional new members beginning
to Use its services,
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Qrey TOYNehip School Board Meeting
Grey TewuShip School Board Meeting •
wats iteld .on March 3, 1955, All morn:
hers were present also Mr, ICinkead,
The minutes were read and. adopted
on motion :of Brown and Belger.
Motion of McLean and Brown that
,Geo, Pearson order diustharse to sup.
ply all schools.
Motion ,of Brown and Bolger that
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Personality
Six Shades' Pink Blue, Buff, Grey,
Green and. Mauve
12 Sheets Paper with scalloped edges
and 12 envelopes, cellophan,e wrapped
ribbon tied -' 25c pkg.
DRALRR
Brussels, Ont.
Misses and Women's All Purpose Coats •
and Hat
Special $19.95
Wool Coats $19.95
Shorties $9.95 and $10.95
Also a range of higher priced
Coats, Suits and Etc.
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DOUBLE VALUE
$PECIAL
GIANT SIZE
NOXZEMA for
A Good Spring
Medicine Rexall
Blood Purifier.
Large Bottle $1.25 Chapped Hands $1,25
Also have a 29c pkg.
Jack Hood provide the school suppl-
ies, for 1955.
Motion of McLean and Bolger that
secretary order Municipal World for
School )3pard.
' Motion of McLean and McFarlane
that the bills he paid:
Reliance Petroleum Products '
oil for 1112 $37.00
Ethel Welding .Shop, rep-airs 37,.550011
Cecil Eckinier, labour
Swift's. General 'Store,
hot lunch. supplies •
Brussels Hlarisvare, repairs-
Office Outfitters, desks
Teachers Superannuation
refund
Jack Hood School Supplies
books, 45.77
Brussels Past Office, stamps 1.00
Molten 'Of Eoiger end McLean
that .Meeting asijlourn to meet nein
Tuesday, March 15, at 8.30 pm.
All above motion. _carried,
J. Carl Hemingway, See.-Treas
8.65
35.96
150,00
8.45
"IN MEMORIAM"
McQUARRIE - in loving memory
of William Thomas- McQuarrie who
passed away 6 years ago March
21st.
Your presence is ever near us,
Your love remains with us yet,
You were the kind of a father,
Your leived ones would never forget,
Sadly missed by. his family.
slN MEMORIAM'?
ALCOCK -In loving merniory of a
clear wife and mother Mm, Richard
Ale,ock who passed away six years
ago, March 26, 1949-.
One of the best the world could hold,
Your cherished smih, your heart of
gold;
Always- -so good, unselfish -and kind.
What a wonderful memory you left
behind.
Deep in our hearts your memory Is
kept,
For we loved you too dearly to ever
forget.
Sadly missed and ever remember-
ed by husband and. family.
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Farmers - Nixon Laboratories
Now have Pellagrex V. M. A. Mix to
help get pigs to market in record time. A
balanced blend of Vitamins and Minerals,
it tends to prevent deficiency diseases,
with resultant steady weight gains.
McLellan - Holmes
Knox United Church, Belgrave chu
Saturday, March 19th, was- the stett-
ing for the wedding of Mary' Eileen
Holmes R, R. 4 Brussels and Willey
Bray McLellan, London, Ont. Rev.
Charles D. Coseefficiatea at the cares
mony, before -an alter adorned with
ferns and basket of white ehrysanth&
mums. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes, R.
R. 4 Brussels and the 1)11(1E41'00m is
the son -of Mrs. Katie McLellan and
the late Henry McLellan, London, Mr.
Roy Mundy, Wingham, played trad-
itional wedding music.
The bride given in marriage by
her father looked lovely in a white
ballerina - length gown,, styled on
princess lines, -of crystalletta over
satin featuring a lace bodice Scal-
loped neck line-and lace sleeves end-
ing an lily points -over the hands, a
crown -of seed pearls held her veil ,
of French illusion edged with lace
and she carried a bouquet of red
roses.
As maid of honOr. Miss Alice
Holmes, Kalamazoo, Michigan, chose
a gown of nice green satin with tulle
over skirt and featuring a bustle
back, matching headress and gloves
completed her ensemble and she
carried a nosegay of yellow Chry.
.santhemturisc
Naturally you prefer butter!
It's a natural dairy food, made of rkb
wholesome cream, delivered to your
creamery while it is country-fresh.
Butter's flai'dr is all its own...
mild, delicate, creamy. For
good eating, good living,
there's nothing like butter!
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
Phone 62 Brussels
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The best man was Mr. Harry Mc-
Lellan, Armen, Ont., brother of the
bridegroom; and the ushers were
Mr. Grant Holmes R. 'R. 4 Brussels
and Mr, Ivan McLellan,
At the reception held at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Winigham, the bride's
mother received wearing a -teal blue
crepe dress, pink aceesSeriesr and a
corsage -of pink roses; assisting Was
the bridegroom's mother wearing a
greY silk crene dress, black access-
ories and a -corsage of pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. McLellan left on a
wedding trip to southern United
StatesS, -the bride travelling in a
two-tone beige .suit with beige and
British tan aceetseries tanned by a
tor coat, The couple will rested in
London,
repairs to of NIP. MI Made
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FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Pitring January 1655, 101 new members joined our Association.
Ewing February 1955, 111 new members joined OUT Association.
Etiring Unitary and February 1965, 820 more cosVS Were ineemin-
ated by the Waterloo 'Unit than during tile Corresponding months
in the PrevlOile Y"e0's This is )611, irtcreage of 14.5ciSs ss
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OUT OF HAND
"People realize that the thing hes
:got out of hand Socially, economic
ally and every -Other Way There'
has been a widespread awakening to
the ravages of aleohol," Miss Bose-
man an experienced temperance
edneatIonal worker Per neatly 20
,,, years, is 'Minted here, "We Wiest.'
she continued,. "that teachers- shoed
be 'ptenare'd WheneVet the question Of
inaresstica comes tip, to inform the
child intelligently." She told Of One
highseheol gtatinatd who declared
that :she had Made her dedialen
against diftking iand §inoiltitig As the
result of teinfierated ednesstien given.
in. Meet of het Sehael alibleCtS.
To 41W' ilebnie in cititlfin as yet I ;tielthel that there is .taw' Prevision
made in our High 'ellierii Ceti:rata
ter the Stildiiiifin silndy of alcohol', • in
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There was a full. house in the
township -hall to see the play
,'Where's Grandma?", presented by
the Brussels young people. The play-
ers did their parts Well and were
well received. Edwin Kreuter, 10-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Kraitter, contributed two solos, as
did Bob Cunningham,. Donald Dunbar
was chairman for the evening. Mem-
bers of the Women's- Institute -served
a lunch, to the performers, A goodly '
SUM was- raised to be used for eon.
munity purposes.
The fiftbs-meating of the Ethel
Merry Milk Maids was held et the
borne of Mrs. Quest Dobson on Mon-
day evening; March 14.
The president, Jean Rock, opened
meeting with the 441 Club Pledge. A
Poem "Milk for the Cat" was read by
Margaret SMith.. Twelve members
answered the roll cell by "My rem,
write Milk Dessert and recipe. The
seetertary, Darina. Alexander read ,
,the"minute's of the prestious meeting
Dobson laholVed how to Make
junket, The tank diseusSed by Our
leader, MrS Richards, Vas:Milk the
chiles, 'delight; Milk vs. tea and
coffee;. Milk males lie fit noe tats
Helping 'Children, to like milk, Each
motriber Planned a • birthday party
menue for a child seven years old.
Doris Bateman and Margaret Smith
made notated. stein "-and Helen Dobson
and Patricia Rita-lards, Made cream of
toinate scrip, Mrs. Mallards demon-
:strafed Making corn chowder, _
HOnie ASsignients Were: Make at
least one cream soup or chowder and
Serve to the'family and record ln. red -
Ord book, Plait a Menne for a births
day party Menne, for thildren'S party built Around Milk
The reit Call for the next Meeting
which ts to he old an March. 21 and.
April 1,, 14 "The Chi:16'611'i Mende 1 .
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gliowitier triid junkelet.
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