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Mrs, Norman A. Moffatt and son
Sohn of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of her sister Mrs. George
G al brait'h.
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lit.:and'Mrs, D. C. Warwick, Paul,
Peter and Robert of Owen Sound,
are vlaiting relaitaVes and friends
in Bruesele.
Dr. and Mrs. McAdam and little
daughters; Marjorie and Katherine,
Toronto, have been visiting at River-
side with Mrs, R. Thomson.
Mrs. J. H. Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Gfaabraith, .Mrs. George Backer
and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rann; aa
[tended the Bredin"- Ruddy wedding
at North Bay, on Saturday, July 9th.
Holiday 'visitors, with Mr. and Mrs,
W. S. Scott haVe. been Mr. and Mrs.
Grannie Scott, Randy and Bobby,
Welland; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Santis,
C3<xlerich; Mrs. J. A, McGinnis, Diane,
Jon and Roes, Concord; and Mr. and
Mrs, J. T. Harvey, Judy .and John,
Rexdale, Ont.
"IN MEMORIAM"
COLEMAN - In laving memory of
Our belayed son and brother Ken-
neth Coleman who Passed •aav,ay
July 14th, 1953.
Two years, have gone dear Ken
since you left us.
Your Rise is greater by the hour,
We will net forget you.
Sadly missed by Mon, Dad, Broth.
era and Sisters.
LIBRARY NOTES -
Mlle Library will be closed from
August 1 to Aug. 15, while the lib-
rarian is on vacation.
TO JUDGE FIELD
CROP COMPETITION
The judges for the Field Crop
Competition will be here on Satur-
day - of this week or Monday to
judge the Siincoe Oats being grown
in connection -with the East Huron
Fail Fair.
CARD OF THANKS
wish sincerely to thank every-
one for their kindness, and thought-
frulness to me during my wife's
illness and after her death, It shall
never be forgotten.
Roy Sellers.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Der-
nice Payn wish to thank all the
friends .and neighbours e avhose
sympathy and kindness made their
bereavement a little easier to bear,
Our thanks to those who sent flew-
ers. and to Rev. Parker, and a special
thanks to Dr. Myers for ,his, kindness
which will ever be remembered by
the family.
Pearl, Eve, Gertrude and Cecil.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Wilson, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Grace Iola,. to Mr. George , Gilbert
Cousins', Son of Mr. and. Mrs. Roy, B.
Cousins, of 13Mtesels. The marriage
Will take place on August 1st. at
2 p.m. In Knox Presbyterian Church,
ListoweL
IN MEMORIAM
McNICHOL - loving memory of
a dear husband and father Duncan
L.McNichol who passed away
one 'year ago July 19th. 1954.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our mind.
For the days we dot think of you
Are very hard to find.
If all this world was ours to give,
We give it yes and more.
To eee the face of father dear
Come smiling at the door,
Sadly missed anti lovingly remem-
bered by his wife Mabel and daughter'
Phyllis.,
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APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received by
the undersigned until 8 p. m., Fri-
day, July 22, 1955, for the Position
of Road; Superintendent for the
Township of Grey.
Mrs. E. :M. Cardiff, Clerk.
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Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine Worship
"Faith Healing
SEALED TENDERS
For the installation of a New Hot
Water Heating System in the Brus,,
eels 'Public Library will be receiv-
ed up to Monday, July 25, at 6 p.
by the undersigned.
Lowest or any tender not necess-
arily accepted.
Brussels Public Library,
R. B. Cousine, Treas. .
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CANT" LISTOWEL THEME as
Hours: Evenings, All Day Friday and Saturday
Mac Baeker
9
s Auto Supply
"Quality Merchandise at a Price that Everyone Can Affordit
PHONE 95 ' BRUSSELS, ONT.
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FARMER GROWER
ATTENTION,
$1000 per ante is an easy mark at pre-vailivng PtiCata if you allaret.,
government-certifiedraspberrieg, and care for theit n a keleitt*'
way.
The largest greWer and dealer of Certified rg,sliherrlea in ,Orttealo
sending a specialist on, raspberry-grOVitig to call On inieteate4
prOaPeettVe gtOytetS, DcPIanaion of modern growing -Itlet110dSe !at*
recommendation to canners and dealers fot oloP+ Marketing. 4
Planta, at 'COMMetreid rate: Tett, laaat4ellit, interact tea atia0
planter of one acre, ,Only aeteate eiTiOUVIa tot 1' plan
1665,. All :tePite0 must be Malted tO t0t7 460, CaMPISfetiforTi-ditt.0e4 'Oft..
or before AO 'Ott,
C A 1.-
6606 I NOW yeu'Ve caught with niy• price of roaa
Take- advantage of the IOW Whig prices to pet your •
to next 'winter's denifert. 'Order 5OW
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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ufhorisesi as Nona clams MA root Offlos p:> gut, Ottawa Wednesday, July 13th, 1955 Post Publishing House s2..00: per year ,;• $zso U. 8;
STOCK CAR. RACING at
TEVIOTDALE SPEEDWAY
every Friday night and holidays
commencing at 8.30 p. m.
Delayed Parachute Jump and.
Jalopy Race
Morris Council Mrs. E. Elliott. Honored Morri$ Meeting, , •
July d, 1955.
HOT DID YOU SAY 7 BAND TATTOO
WED., AUGUST 10th
The Brussels Legion Pipe Band
wilt hold their annual Band Tattoo
at 'Victoria Park, Brussels Wed.,
Aug. 10th. Keep this. date Open,.
On Her t Birthday
ePggPWAY
OPILL.$ c THRILLS
• (By R. C. K.)
ARMSTRONG AND CROMB
BATTLE FOR 1st PLACE
AT TEVIOTOALE
A goOd el,'01V11 was on hand at
Tevlotalale Speedvetty, Friday night,
to see Bill Cromb in his No. '11
trout Toronto, and Max ekrrastrong
he the Brussels No, 73x, battle it
out ,,for first place in the 20 lap
".4a1 Fealtlare, Armstrong led the
peek all the way and' finished only
a few feet ahead of Cromb, taking
the race in 6 Minutes flat,
This places Armstrong in ,Ton
Point position and Cromb In 3rd for
the Bilaaing Trophy and Cash
Award Competition, to be raced for
at the end of the season. Jack Cook
No, 31 of Barrie, and place, was um
able to be present Friday night owing
to mechanical trouble.
Winners of the Lucky Pre:gramme
Cash Award
$15.00 - Bill Martin of Brampton
$10.00 - Bob McComb of Palmerston.
Race Results as follows:
"A" Qualifier, 10 laps, time 3.00
1st No. hi Bill Crumb of Toronto
2nd No. 73x Max.' Armstrong of
Brussels
3rd No. 25 Bill Pinder of Brampton
"A" Seim-Final, 10 laps, time 3.01
1st No. 11 Bill Cromb of Toronto
2nd. No. '73x Max Armstrong Of
Brussels
3rd. No. 51 .Taolc Ziegler of Harriston
"A" Feature, 20 laps, time 6.00
1st No. 73x Max Armstrong of
Brussels
2nd No. 11 Bill Climb of Toronto
3rd No.7 Henry Gibson of
Palmerston
Jalopy Races, 8 laps, time 3.07
6 Bums, Norman Bell of Listowel
x37 Jack McCutelmon, -of Bisussels
100 Art White
There is 10ft. of SNOW
In, Montreal
The Council ri•le,t. In the 'Township
Hall On..the above date with all lee
Mentbers present,
The minuttes of the last meeting -
a dopted -on motion of I Were read and. a
Stewart Procter and 'Walter Short-
reed.
Moved by Boss Duncan, seconded
• by Win. Elston: that the .ftesee8Mert
Boll for 10.56 he a.cceptel,
Carried,
Meved .by WM. F.3eten, secended -
by Stewart Procter that Jos, Mc,
Caughey be. given $30,00 for rails
which were burned by brush fire,
Carried.
Moved by Stewart Procter, second'
ed by Wm, Elston that we pay the
Wingliam General Hospital $5009.02
towards the building fund.
- Carried. •
Moved by Ross Duncan, secondea
by Wm. Elston that we give the
Brussels Fair Beard a grant of
8250,00 for the year 1955.
- Carried.
Moved by Walter .Shortreed„ sec-
onded by Stewart Procter that the
road .bills as presented by the Road
.Sapeeintendent be paid.
Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreeda sec-
onded by Win. Elston that the meet.
ing adjourn to meet again on Aug
net at 8 p. or at the call of the
I Reeve.
- Carried,
The following accounts were paid:
Advance-Terries, aclwt, 44.60
A. Fraser, Balance. of salary 5(1.00
postage • 2.65
Blyth Standard, advt. 152
Relief 30.00
Dr. R. W. Stephen's, relief care 5.50
Mun. World, Supplies 5.64
R. Button, Lan-LC/Tit Drain' 16.00
Win. Elston, Lamont Drain 16.00
Jas. Bowman, Laniont Drain 16.00
Winghain General Hospital 5009.03
Win. Brydgee, salary 250.00
postage .and supplies 20.00
.Tantes, Howes, Lamont
Drain
• Bailie Parrott, Reeve.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk,.
By R, O. K.
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, who :WO
brated her 80.th, birthday last Pnrke.ili,
received hearty cOugratulattone and
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geed, wishes for continued good
health and happineee from many
neighbours and: friends. Mrs, Elliott
and her aten-daUghter„ Miss Eliza-
beth, in the home 04 Oreham'S
Survey, half a mile, South of Bins,
eels, where she moved when she
was Married in 1903 to Hugh R.
Elliott who died in 1035. •
She was born in Oxford 'County in
1869 ,and at the age of thwee .monllas
moved with her -father and mother
'Moor and Isabella (Bruce) Green-
slade, to Amabell township in Bruce
County, The trip as described to
her in later years WaS a thrilling
one. Railway travel for Brace county
at .that time ended at Palmerston
they had to go to Goderich and go
from there by boat to Southampton.
Their boat was an sidewheeler •
named "Bonnie", and Mrs. Elliott's
was the only woman an board.
Shortly - after they had started on
tihair trip a sudden storm broke the
rudder chain, and the boat was wash-
ed ashore near Kincardine. This was
in October and happesed at10.00, o'
clock night. Some of the sailors
neenored Mrs. Elliott's mother to
shore in a lifeboat and the three-
menth-old child was left the oars
other fath.er. They Were. rescued
later, after a hair-raising iScident In
which their life boat was washed
from underneath them, The rest of
the trip was made by lumber wagon
over corduroy road to Elmore..
Mrs. Elliott says her mother had
a cup ,and .sauoer, - a spoon and. a
knife, the only articles of their
•Possessiona Saved from the boat.
After five yeara in Ameba they
returned to Oxford for a row years'.
When Mrs,. Elliott -was, 17, her fath-
er 'was drowned in Mud Lake in
Bruce County and they moved once
more to their former. home in Oxford
county. •
Mrs. Elliott is in good health end
her keen memory makes her .a most
interesting compaSion. She is a •
member of • Melville Presbyterian •
Church and tor many years- Walked.
to BruSs.els, to the service and to
do .her shopping. Of late years the
walk has seemed a little strenuous.
Her birthday party astual affair
was arranged by neighbors 'who
gathered for a party 'cis the cool laWn
of the home. It Melded a birthday
cake made and .decorated by one of
Her birthday Party, an annual
affair, was arranged by neighbours
who gathered for party on the clool
lawn of the home. It included a birth-
day Cake made land dedorated by one
of there. •
Meat For Home Freezers
Are your corns poppin' with the heat?
Take a walk down Fleekland street. ;
Montreal, the city of surprises,
lived up to its .repOtatten this plest:
week-end. With the thermometer'
registering 92 degrees (unoffielally),
there was 10 feet. of snow 04 Rock-,
land street ht Otttrentont, a„,gtii2urb
of Montreal. Yon don't believe at? I.
saw it with my own eyes, Before you
PEOPLE we KNOW • 40.
mr, and Mats, John Mulholland of
Clinton were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Alm Pollard.
st•
Mr. Oltas 33rampton, fa
ing at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. T, L. MeoDonaid and familY
* • 5.
Miss Ann Geddes, Wingham was
a week-end gueet. of Miss Jessie
Little.
Miss Elizabeth Pipe returned home
on Sunday from an enjOyable week
spent at Point Clarke with eohool
chums.
Quarters of Beef , cut and wrapped
for home freezers.
Phone 65xr2 Brussels for further
particulars.
go meting off with your skis let me
explain.
During the winter the anew is re-;
moved froth the city • streets and,
. dumped in an excavation on Bock.
land, This snow piles up until it
reaches a reputed bight of 75 feet.
In. the spring and summer months,!
the twilling snow leaves an accum.
'illation of dirt and gravel on top,This!
provides insulation from the
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real on the 4th. of July.
ATTENTION FARMERS
I now carry a complete line of Electric Fences 111/W,
BATTERIES
Only $341
Also Stock Battery Cables and Straps
TIRES 6.70 x 15 4 Ply'
TIRES 6.00 x 16 - 4 Ply
TUBES 6.70 x 15
TUBES 6.00 x 16
New WS,
CH EV. $13.211,
DODGE $6.00 - FORD Seat
FUEL PUMPS
WATER PUMPS
CHAMOIS
FLEXY CAR WASH BRUSHES 900.00 Sep Parachute clump
Every Friday night the First Can-
adian Parachute Club of Kitchener,
makes a delayed Parachute Stamp in
front of the grandstands. They
be back again next Friday night.
Note - This column of stook car
racing results is made poseible by the
co-operation of the management of
T,eviotdale Speedway. Follow your
favourite by reading this column
each week,
ALL SIMONIZE PRODUCTS in Stock, both Liquid and Pasts.
Chemical Line of Radiator Stop. Leaks, Rust Inhibitor,
Additive and Brake Fluid.
Complete line of Victor Gaskets also Ramco and I-lasting Rings
Master Cylinder Kits and Wheel Cylinder Kits
Wakefield Castro) 011 in 5 gal. pars In Standard and Heavy Duty;
5 gal. for $6.50
BICYCLE PARTS -- Wheels, Chains, Sprockets, Pedals, and sta.
MIME LAMM.
• CAR AERIALS
$2.95 and fly
GO.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. Outside White paint by Gal.
'MINNOW,
RAINI NEEDED:
IN DISTRICT
This district still Waits ror rain,
thateavould be more than, Welcome.
A ten-day hot and humid heat WaNe
eased on ,Sundlaly bat - Still no rain
and it is badly needed.
Tentneraturee from June '28th. to
.Tune 10th. ranged from 80 degrees,
NOTICE
Entertainment at Palace Gardens, ,
Farrnosa, Sunday, July, nth Featur-
ing; Eddie Mahler, Apex Recording 1 '
Artist and the Rustic Ramblers from
2,30 to 5.
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a ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEM ENT )
Mr. and Mrs. Mark. Lleavelyn '
Cardiff announce the engagement of
their daughter, Oliye Loreen to
Arthur John Bell, 8i% of Mr. Fred
Bell and the late Mrs. Bell of A, it.
1, Gederich, Marriage to take place
on Sattu'daY, July, 28, at 2,80 p.tt
at St. John's Anglican chnirch,
tiruseels.
2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
M. T
tip and on, three occasions reached LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
let
L1STOWEL
MEW.
90. The Worst spell 'was on Friday
'night and Satairday Whet the hum
idWr Added to the discomfort.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
'July 14. 15-
ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER
In
" DOWN DAKOTA WAY"
plus
GEORGE FORMBY In
"SPARE. A COPPER"
Thurs. - Fri.
,'DANGEROUS MISSIONS
Minister: Rev. H. 'T. Colvin, D.
Organist: L. D. Thompson R.
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A., B. 1:1.
Murcia School - 10 o'clock
B.
July 14.15 REGEN'l THEATRE
" Seaforth, Ont.
(color) Thurslay, Friday and Saturday
Victors Mature, Pipei, Laurie "MAN WITH A MILLION" ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. John Gibson. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Inez, to Louis Martin
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
D. Taylor of Tordato. The Marriage
will take plane Saturday, July 30th,
11055, iii Westniinster Presbyterian
Church, Toronto.
Divine Worship - 11.15 o'clock. (Color)
Gregory Peck Jane Griffiths
Mark Twain a Rags to Riches Hero,
joyously perplexed by toe much at July
Mon. - Tues. - Wed. July 18 - 19 20
Remember Vacation Bible School Scotch Plaids; Baeplpes, Scottish Sat. - Mon. July 16 - 18
beginning 4 9 O'cloOk. Dancing: "BATTLE of ROGUE R1VER"C
BroadWays smashing Scottish Must- (Color)
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atilitAbOON"
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Gene Kelly, Van jerihstone
' 6yd Cherisde
George MaiitgoMery.-, Martin llyer money.
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Mond Y, Tuesday and Wednesday
"GORILLA AT LARGE"
(Color) .
Cameros Mitchell Anna Bancroft
The Hate-beast Who lives to kill is
loose. Your pulse will heat Faster'
and Faster through to the exciting
elitrIAX. ' i
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Church of England
Parish of billesile
1 Rev: A. Norman BIN. A.i B.
lithlty, glindaY 11 July
Si. Johns ChUrch, Brussels -=
' 11.60 a. in. Meriting Prayer
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OLD SHOW WEEK
Featuring Six Popular old
Favourites
Thursday July 19
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