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Ice 'Cream Special For February Is
CHERRY VANILLA,
Smoth,, Rich, COUSIN'S Vanilla Ice Cream, is dotted with lecioup
red, Maraschino. CHERRIES. It's a real treat for you and your
family, so ask for It at your favourite Cousins Ice Cream
dealer.
If you would, like a good one piece. Ice cream, scoop for home use
call In ,at the creamery office and get one at a Saecial Sales Price
with the purchaie of one half gallon of delicious Cousins Ice ,Cream
We have a few calendars still available. just for the asking.
Brussels Creamery
PHONE ,?.2.
Stanley Annear
Death ewe matieply em Friday
February lst to Earl Stanley Dunbar
in his sixty elate: year, A life-long
resident of Grey ToWnethile where he
farmed aetieely until _the time' of tie,
death. '
His le survived by two deugneers
Betty, Mrs. Clarence Gibson, Ferd'
which, and Rutin Mrs Jaines Skeecle
Goelerich and five grand-children,
One sister, Elsie, Mrs. Roy Cunning-
ham, Ethel and three brothers
George and Cliff of Ethel, and Roy-
of Oakville also survive, 'Two brother's
end one sister pre-deceased him,
In 1919 he married Margaret
Campbell Who Pre-deceased him in
1926. In 1929 he married Sara Ma_
Leaman who predeceased lem in 1952.
Me. Dunbar was a faithful worker
in KnoX Presbyterian church, Melee,
from where funeral services were
conducted on Monday, February 4th.
by Mr. C. L, Thompson and Rev.
W. A:Williams, Brussels with interi.
anent in , Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
'Ethel.
NOTICE
We heed Sucker Pigs and chunks
— any, size. Save community sale
commissions. Save on trecking.
Sell direct to me .7, cash
IAN 'McDONALD
Phone 3 Brussels
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders for the contract of supply-
ing, crushing land delivering approx-
imately 12,000 cubic yards of gravel
on Morris Township roads ;will be
reoeived by the ,undersigned up
'until" 12 . otclocic =ooze eVearch .1,1157,
°rusher is to be equipped with a
three quarter inch soreen.
A certified Icheque for $200 . must
accompany ,each itender.
Lowest or any tender' not necese
, eerily ..accepted.
Geo,„0. Martin,
Clerk,
TENDERS WANTED
,Tenders to supply a three quarter
ton truck for the Township of Morris
will be received by the uedersigeed
late until 12 o'clock noon, March 1,
1957.
Truck' is to be 'equipped with a
spare tire, heater and directional
lighte.
' Leveret oe. any tender not paces_
seeily .a,cdepted.
Geo. C. Maetie,
" Clerk, •
IN MEMORIAM
McNICHOL — ^In loving memory
of a ,dear husband and father )i
Mr, James McNichol, 'Who passed
away 13. yearn ago' Feb, 17, 1944 f
So many , things have happened
Since you were called away
Things that ylou would have I
enjoyed
Had you been left to stay.
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IF VOU DON'T SIGNAL
The driver in the oar behind can't mad your'
mind. When you oleo to Walt slow down,
park, or pull out from the cart), let hire know
With a ,signal. it's the law, WS the sip Of
6. thoughtful driVOG
HOW GOOD ARE
YOUR DRIVING HABITS"?
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The Industrial Gononittee
Village of ,Brussels requires a' pate
labar force for industry from thvVillag4
of Brussels and the surrouding
cipalities, of 50 male and 60 !elude
employees.
This list is required in corkfunitiow
with Mid Western Development Associat—
ion.
It is important parties interested'
are requested to leave their names, address--
es telephone numbers, at the town clerks;
office not later than 22nd of February..
Brussels Industrial Committee.. -
FALL FAIR VOTES
The Directors cf. tie East BUM
Agricelturel Society beix their first
regular monthly meeting in the
Public Library on Wednesday,„
February -6. With the president,
Wilfred Shertreed, in the chair.
plans were laid for the 1957 Fair
which is to be held On Sept. 26 and
27. '
The Board decided to conduct tevoe
field crop ,compelitions this year
ape in grain coin and the other in
ets-- The oompetition in huskinge
colon; will consist of at least one
qw.ro and seed for this acre will be
eueelled free of Charge to each. Mee-
Petitor, The variety of oats this ,
year will again be. Garry and all
those who were in the 1956 Garry
Otte competition may sow their own
seed for thee. yeatosi 'competition.,
Anyone interested in one or both
of ithese' comnetition may contact
any,number of the. Boned or the
secretary.
Miss Jeanne SWift
.ellee Joanne Swiet, 18, {lied, at the
Sipe had beenell ,for Wane tante. Born
family home in „Ethel on Monday,
At St, Tholalas, Dee, 80, 1938. she t
was a daughteteOf .Mr. and MA, IL I
Swift. With her parent; she, moved
lee Me:Areal eltheenleently, coming;]
to Ether in 194, Site attended, public
eel:tone in Ethel, and the. Listowel
District High . School. Miss Swift
wee a member of 'the 'Ethel 4.11
Club, and ef tbe Ethel United
Cluvech and took an. active Part in 1
'the. Young Peop:ege's Society and
Wailers, Don,
,I3esides her perente .5he is
eurviviedo by three
and, Pralmineon, Wiltredi Orillia; I
land met alt. home; and one sister,
Mrs, NI. (Marie) Pettit, Ingersoll..
The body rested et the Harrison--
Mem funeral tome, Listowel, where
a- funeral service was conducted
hy Rev. Andrew Lane of Brussels,
on rileuesday at 2.30 p.m. Temlpor-
cry entombment Will be. made in
Fairview cemetery 'chapel, Listowel, •
Melville Young Women's Guilt
BAKE SALE
In the Brussels Public Library
Saturday, February 16th.
eyaaaoy nooiiwii AT '3 O'CLOCK IldsemhR dfsrazilt
BAKING — PRODUCE — CANDY' — APRON& ,
YES, DEFINITELY!
(Toes local option noelicenses de-
crease local drityingr
Yes; definitely! On the evidence
of many surveys it hale been *caved
that the volume of drinking in any
given tkom,olowity is proportiorpee
to, lecal sentiment in regard to
alcoholic beverages. Our authority
is Dr. E. M. LeLlintle of the World
Health Organization.
Very recently Dr. J. K. W. Ferg-
Amore Director -of Connaught med-
feat researdh laboratories, declared
at a public meeting that prohibition
was the only public act in modern I
times -whfch did much to reduce
alodholism, He added, "It seems that
meet of us don't event to abolish the
problem of alcoholism, We would
rather live with, it, At this stage
of our hietory most people are
eeluIctant to leek at the , ONE
NECESSARY CASVAL FACTOR-
accede eo alcohol.''
Why ,have we in Marcel County
by far the lowest incident of alc-
oholism? Surely it is due 'to the
fact that, for many years we have
had the Canada Temperance Act!
This amounts to County wide pro
leibition, for no liquor sale is legal
Wlehin our boundaries. We have no
beverage eroceree, cocktail
Heuer Stores or any other legal
dispersing-centres. — Advt.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks, Ito those wile expressed their
sympathy and to those who helped
in any Way at our recent bereave-
ment • -
Mrs. Tele Keffer and Family
AT. HOME
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders for the spraying of
Cattle for,Warble Fly in the Town_
ship of Grey will be received by the
undersigned until p. ra.„ March
2nd. 1957. ;State price pee head per
spray.
Lowest or any tender not ne'ces_
sexily accepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey.
FOR CARNIVAL ,
The Seaforth F. S. C. will hold
their annual Carneva1, SaftuedaY
evening March 16th. in the Seaforth
Arena. Watch for further particulars
in this leaver.
SPECIAL
For The New Year
)E LUXE CREME OIL PERMS
Until February 28th.
' $5.00 Oomplete
Phone 40x Brussels
VAL'S BEAUTY 'HOPPE
I.
W. and Mrs. Robert Beattie, oe
Clover' Seeds, Grass Seed and,
Perma.nent Paiture Matta* -
We are still in a position to supply our marry ottsfOnremloillfr -
the good Quality seed they have been getting. from. us fiXTWIWIr''
" thirty years at right prices. Give us a call.
IN MEMORIAM c Winthi:Op, will be at home to their.
TENDERS WANTED
,friends and meatWee on the occasion
of their Golden Wedding Ainuiver-
sexy on. Wednesday., Alernery,
1957, from. three to five O'clock in
the afternoon andeseve)nerto nine in
the evening.
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RIINITO.UL — In leving meanory of
Chester W. Rintoul, who, passed
away six yeare ago, February 14th,
1951
Life moves on, time Passes by,
Treasured meimories never die. .e.
Ever remembered by hie, wife, and
,deughters, ellr.s. C. Rintoul, and
Helen and Wanda.
D. M. MacTavish Phone 784.- Tenders for supplying ,Warble
Fly Powder for the Township or
Grey, will be received by the under_
signed until 1 p.m.. Meech 2nd, 1957.
Loweot or any tender not neces.
'saaily accepted.
Edythe Mr Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey.
Middlesex Seed Fair
CARD OF THANKS
Th family of the late. Stanley
Dunbar _Ethel, wiah to thank the
friends and neighbours for' their,
Ithongihtfulness duel;Ing thele Sidden,
sad neeeavement.
'llhe beautifue floral to and
Ineany thoughtalule 'gestures will
ever be remember.* by us with
.deepest gratitude. e
(Including 11 Western Ontario ContatieW)*
LONDON
FEBRUARY 25th. 26th, 27th, 28th. and MARCH 1st. tor
Extensive Classes for grain, Seeds. %epee., eggs, and fteatte....
Newest Exhibits and Display — Fine Progreintrnee i
Write for Prize List — Forward entries by Februare Mae-
to Oetario Department of Agriculture, ;
Room 210, Richmond, Building, London:.
IN MEMORIAM
THE PRE -$,BY-IkhlAN CelORCH
IN CANADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Service Of Worship 11 A. M.
Meeting for Young People
Friday at 8 p. m.
The elooteto God can only be opened,
by putting faith in Jesus Christ,
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Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
In loving memory of a dear
husband and father, Merles Telford )
Keifer, who left use one year ago,
Feb. 10, 1956.
eallourn, fele hineein eilence
No eyes can see us weep
But many a tear is shed
While others are aeleen.
HARD TIME DANCE.
In Brusseli 1 own Han
Saturday, Eve., FebriiiiY: 26tli
Modern and Old Tynie Dance. ,‘
CANTEEN — LADIES AUXILIARY
JEANS and — CALICO
Thynne Alcock
CLARK JOHNSTON — GUEST
BOO
RILEY — In Winghant General
Hospital, on Thursday, February
7th, 1957, to Mr, and Mee. Oliyer
Riley, Briussels., a eon.
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WAXM.AN In' Wingliaan General
Hospital, on Thursday, February
leth, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Wax-
man, Brussels, a eon. 'with contributions totalling $486.
=Dam *mono. 4.1011.1110.M.011 .
Sadly
:family.
missed by his wife and
The Brussels Branch of the Upper
Canada Bible Society thank all those
i who helped make 1956 a record year
1.30 P. M
2.30 P. M.
Sunday School
Service Of Worship
We need SOULS for the extension ,
of ,.Gods ,.Kingdom, .rather ..than
SOLDIERS far it's destruction, in lifu
modern economy.
WE WELCOME YOU TO
OUR. SERVICES
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_ We cannot bring the old daYs back
Your hankie we Cannot touch
Bat God has given tie wonderful
• Of a husband and father we loved
memories
So many things be share With you ;
In just the u!snal way
Things that could be so much nicer
If you; were here today.
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin,- B. D.
3.0 A. M. Sunday fechool
11 A. M. Public Worship
"Made Alive from the Dead"
41 wee the Resurrection and the lege t.
Sugar Ripe Prunes • , ..
Tip Top Pork and Be'ans 20 oz.
16c
Kraft Cheese Whiz 16 ounce;
York Gherkin Sweet Mixed
Pickles 16 oz.
fOu' wit- Ind other value's just as greet as these ale
HE LEDGEGROCE
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Not Just to.day- or to-morrow, but Every Day of this y.—
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feietinee. SeetsedaY '2 ae fee
so Meth. e eneeee .eleetly e.50 - tee im re •
• Lovingly 'remem'bered by hie Wife' ,
e and family,
. Wed, ,- that. - Feb. 13- -, 14 •
- Fred Douglas, ...John. Derek in - •
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Tr, OF CANADA.
Minister*: Rev. A. Lend, A..ft
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"The Kingdom of Gee-
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'Thy Kleiedorn come; Thy will be
done earth as it is In heaven:"
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THE. LEATHER SAINT
Fri. Sat.
We Deliver; Feb. 15 .„ 16.
threleYhody etcept his Colonel
rend baaaltabe levee Jeff Chandler in.
PILLARS 60' t Skit
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1 Doz Weston Brown-Serve Buns
1 lb. Cherry Morn Coffee, fresh ground
1 fresh Sliced Big Bologna
2 lb, Box Fresh, gaited 8 .
20 Bags Cello, Carratg
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