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TIME TABLE
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Effective
SUNDAY
SEPT. 30th, 1956
Full information from agonlil'
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Iii ivIMPRIAM
cGrrtciranrr In loving moiaor
pf soars, 1,n'others, Lorne and Bill
Meenteheou passed .Away
Stv't, 1903,. rotas, of
an accident,
They bode no one, ;A; last farewell,
The said goOd,by to none,
The bearenly gates! were onenells•
loving vipice, said, Corte,
We often aft end think of you,
The !things you used to Say;
We )wonder wily you had, to die
Withont. a chance to say goodby,
Though out of sight, your error
Still missed, *ill loved, still ours,.
You will lire with, us in. memory
Until the end of time,
.Sadly missc'd ana over reinem
bered by mother, brothers and sis-
ters,
CLASSIFIED ADS.
GIRL WANTED
For Office Work.
Brussels Creamery.
warn their .children about this ein,
Ire also spoke about the immorality
of American soldiers in 1ceren 444
Germany, result1i g in the birth et.
thousands of poor orphan and help,
Christ. 'itold. the sinful men and.
women of his day, that they could lu
xref3 from. stin, by Wilm God's ror,-
.M.Y.94M. There are .souae .ohurch
members who 'only want the name
cal .0hrlot, they .clo.1),oit want to live.
for Christ.
Miss Margaret Perris was soloist
and sang, Nearer My God to Thee,
by Lewis Carey.
WINGHAM DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL
I .
Literary Society Executive 1966,57 Ti
Honorary Pres., Mr Ernest Casemore
President George Webster •
First Mice Pres, Agnes. Lane
Second Vice ?res. Bruce Grainger I
Helen. Haines
Barry McQuillan
Bill Martin
Secretary •
Treasurer
Marshal
PLOW POINTS'
10% off list price when ordered
in advance tor all makes of tract..1
or plows. Otaco wear longer. We
aim halve space heaters new and
old. C. I. L. Fertilizers and Seedis.
Goo. WeIsenburg Phone 1519
FOR SALE —
Highest prices prild for old boos
John ?mama .11one 11111
0
co WE
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AGENTS
for
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
AND
PRINTiD GUMMED TAPE
AiA0f AY
appletquitrAPERTPiwaLLIAO
-
Styles for every bus.ness
Varkous colors and dPi.grle
Samples suggest,ons and
pr,cAs w, lhnut obl,gatron
The BIAISSe'
A A:A 414.Ni•Ih4 fA74.00
UNITgP CHURCH X:13 WIJtred Pocock
On. Sunday Sept, Our minister muley ttewto4 Mgt,ViLl.g HVFIOH
I XI poke on the subject_ • • 0 vist.anity . . Leter Nasmith,
NQT.IPE TO ,Dflg.PITORP
.44414 PitiftS0111$
against .estate of MAI:44,. 104
Itoss, into or. the Viiillage of • 1"*.rneqeb., •
In the County of .11:groa,, who
died on ..or about tore 1.6th, day of
August, A, D. 1.06.6, are notified:0
.send tattle undersigned on or before.
the 2941h. May Of Septet:0er. 1956, full
particulars of 'their ,eleiros. in writing..
Inumediateay after the .said, day
of September, the assests of. the .said,
Maria'Ane Boas will be distributed
among the ...parties of which the
Flx.oentirix shall then have. notice,,
Dated this. .siwenth day Of .eptent,
her, A. D..-196.0„
Crawford and. HealeringtOn.
Brussels, Ontario
gollciters for the lllxecutrix.
1.646
ito> . iiarold i reacired on
the seriousness of the sin of
adultery. Mr, Colvin was one day
asked, why are people edIllitted
Omni!: membership When, we know
they are not going 'to Jive a Christ-
ian We? Speaking on the sin of
adultery Mrs,. Colvin cha[rged, the
church seems to be doh* nothing
about this we are not demandiag
righteous and holy living of our
membership, .Paul states that we
are the children of God, an4 'as such
we, should put away the works of
darkness, This sin of adultery IS one
of the curses of our day, Mr. Colvin
()barged that many parents never
Appiled.*, 'rho Biblical basis or the .Marlorio. Deloffatt
Sertlion was Mark "The Son of i X113 Peter Hemingway
Man t.alue not to be ministered j tharine
nolo but to minister, and to give 1. XXG. Murray Davison
his life a ransom for many," A fttinia, Gilkene-
mental Christian principle of life is XIIA, 'TOM lirydges
set forth in theat, text, Asus the .Son.Son Deall130. Allan
of Man, the sinioss S,P12: of God, came [ X1113. Kenneth OrawfOrd
down from a place. -of privilege Beverley McDonald
the right baud. of Co.4 to the unl• Xiii0 Don Thompson
ingivileged,. to lest men and women,' Rnth Sharpe
to redeem and lift,. Ohriatianiiiy i XIII James Campbell
mean - the :privileged coming (Iowa j, Isabel. McDonald.
to the uanrivilegeid in .order to Journal .]Editor .... Margaret Ding
lift to a higher plain of life, a CO-Editor ..„ .... , .. ,....„.. Gordon Sm,fth.
NekwspaPel• Reportfers Alison
! • Webb, Beverley Stewart
We are manv.ellously vrivleged In
Ohrist and to be followers of Christ
Fire must go down to UnPrir.
„eleged, either personally or IV
!proxy with subSteall'al gifts, to lift
and redeem, Br, Bernardo, Maude
Booth, Dr. Howe and Mary Reed'.
were used as illustrations of the
reality of Christ in human. relation,
ships. S 11111,1, l'11111 FOR SALE
Red Sussex Pullets., started to lay,
Bill Turnbull Phone 2Sr1.4
FOR SALE.--
A Willett= Clipper wood or coal
range. Excellent condition.
]drone 12,T24: George Wheeler
n
FOR SALE
unit Woods Milker, stainless
steel, in excellent condition.
Robert Bremner, lot 22, con. 4. Grey
Phone 57r7
FOR SALE
.$0 Hereford and Poi-Angus Steers,
Phone 12J13 Brussels
John Wheeler
Form Representatives
IXA. Fred Cardiff
Sharon Brown
LXII John Gaunt • •
Thelmal GoWitiig
Tx0! Walton McNibbon
Dianne Irwin
TXD Barry MulVeY
Marie Noble
TXD - Laurie Stuckey
Margaret. Wallace
XA Allan McTavish
Sandra Strong
XB Eric West,
Frances Henry
Xri Keith Robinson
Marilyn Rich]
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
/our Memorir..1 CratiMe.
Tecare, Alwuyo
THE BEST GRANITIEIs
Along Wit h
Expert DesIprono orin
Workmansittp,
Prime Most Rearruo.anie
tenietery Uteri= a enetzsixta
R. A. SPC'g VON
2M. WInansm. Ones
Priced
FOR SALE
Motorized Bikes.
Reasonable.
Pollard's Chain Saw.
TENDERS WANTED
The ,Granbrook Cemetery Board
are asking for tenders for grave
digger. Anyone interested write to
-W. 3', Schnook, R. R. 3' Brussels or
Phone 551.26
TWO 4-H CLUBS
Brussels 4-H Calf and Swine Clubs
FOR SALE—
Registerred Suffolk Rain Lambs.
Amply to John 'Popham
Lot ao, con, 4 How rick Twp.
'Phone 5902 liordwich.
Huron' County's Fprernost ilgricultural Fair
FEATURING
Light and Heavy Horse Show, Pure Bred and Grade
Cattle Show, Two Commercial Features and tilt
usual inside exhibits.
ETYMA FARMERS 9V ITt'AI
FIRE INSURANCE co
Established In 1E
Head Office Atwood. 4"..eigi
Insures
Perm Property. Privets Ounuth....
And Contents In ?owns and vines.
Sohoolo, Chutoftro and woe
N MD
•1NSURANCE AT COST. limo
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT or
SLAIN*
'Pintas% your Nunn*
Waster — Agora
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIRLD
R. R. 2, Bromide. Oak
STORE FOR RENT —
Large store for rent or can be
,divided for two business offices.
For particulars apply to
1, H. Stretton, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 5x or 39
FOR THE 'CHILDREN
School Parade, Children's Contests, Pet Show
1 - Rides
'NOTICE —
Cash paid for (tea, old, sick or
disabled horses and cowl.
Phone Atwood 151, oolleot.
for young
and old.
Special ..Attractions•
ANN MAY HER MINATURE RODEO INSEMINATION ,NFORMATION
"Par artdficial insemination infer.
mutton or service from all breeds of
cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at:
Clinton H V.2 - 3441 or
Palmerston 498 between 7.30
and 9.30 A. M. We have all breeds
available — top quality at low cost."
WO ands Brussels Lions Boys and Girls Band
Brussels' Legion Pipe Band
Two Horse Races am- Purse $400.00
The Fair will be Officially Opened by C. D. Graham, Deputy
Minister of Agriculture for Ontario at 2 P.M: Livestook Parade
Wm. Newton M. C.
by. Perth
Jr. Fat mers°
stwaot triertiaM,
Have Your EOM oak ood ammo
beeini cleaned the as vry7 sou
to avert WM& •
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Marais% ow
wet
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Market. Flitio
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FUEL FOR HOME, AND
!INDUSTRY
RANGES. HOT WATER tititoki,
REORIGERATOkik,
WALt. MADDE6S.
filkeiontittrai
PHONE STRATFORD
Out '404
ln`Brussels TOWIt Haft at 8-30 Pa. '111.,
DanaingAfterin Crystal ,Pataee. Ballroom
Henderson's Orchestra . Refreshment Booth
Sothethihg. for Everyone At The 8nm-els Come -and Spend the Dam. .
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