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York. Whole Kernel Corn • • 2 for 35c
Summer Pride Choice Peas
15 oz. • • • • • • • ,2 for 27c
Carnation Milk • • • • • • • • • 2 for 27c
Home Apple and Cheery Jam 31c
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THE RUTLEigGRKERY
Miss Carrie "McCracken 'hag re-
turned from. a !weeks 'visit in Toreato,
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Mrs. Ballantyne has returned from
- a visit with her son Archie in
London.
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Miss Elizabeth pipe of liontio'n is
• holidaying with her parents Mr.' and
* Mrs: MI Pipe.
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• tend-noted services Sunday in the
Presbyterian church .7 t AVonton.
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Mrs. Clarke Matheson is ill in the
Winglia,m • Hospital. Her many
! friends hope ,for a Speedy recovery.
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Jima Parries of Waterloo College
Knex Church, ETHEL
Minister: M. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 1.30 P. 11
Service Of Worship 2.30 P. M.
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tRAYER, PLEA: 0 God, deliver us
from the faith that would imatch apt
an, unfair advantage!
WE WELCOME YOE TO
OUR SERVICES
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Melville Church
I. Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.
;Organist-- Donald Dunbar
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OF CANADA
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GODERICH STORES
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 9,P. M.
CLOSED EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 pm.,
EFFECTIVE FROM FRIDAY, APRIL 5
GREY TWP„ SCHOOL UNITED OHURCH W. A,
BOARD MEETING
The regular' Meeting of the Grey,
'Pwp. School Board Wee held on
1201, at .2, P. M. with an
menlben9 present,
The minutes of the February
meeting were read and adopted m
motion of Beiger and BroW'n
Canried,
The following acpounts Were
;Vresented and ordered, paid on
motion of NeNaught old Bolger,
--Cariried,
Ont. Hydro, Clinton $205.39
"C. Krauter, repairs
furnace and pump 40,25
Fred Kirkpatrick, hot lunch
and cleaning supplies,
Stacey Brothers Ltd., milk
Meehan Hardware
caretaker supplies , 11.11
'Reliance Petroleum Ltd., oil 78.21,
Mrs. Ste-,%yart Huniphrles
dinvelre 10.00
The( W. „A. of the United. ClArelt
for March met in, the ciburch ottrlottr,
Tuesday evening, Mar. 19Ltb, The
president, president, Mrs. „I. Rryans was In the
chair, The meeting was opened by
the singing of 148. Bray
.tead, ,the scripture lesson and. MrS.
W. Cardiff led in prayer.!
Mrs. A. Bann then geive the
iseicrethey's repott 'vino Teed
and approved;
,The itreasurees !report evas given
by Mrs. W. Bell Lad said up to date
-all bills. had been paid.
Real Estate Buys,
in and around Brussels
Pe A e• .. Te e .• 'fere
BAST HURON :PRODUCE
BROKEN INTO .
daring daytime attempt was made
during the nooni4our• o break into
tbf, last Ilnrim Produce here ion
Monday.
• The resat' door of the IMildi.ng was'.
'broken and an effort had been •
mad-a to feree the !heavy Inner door
leading to main building. It
apAeared that When this failed' the
door of a washroom was broken
,men, inn further attemipt to reach
the main, building.
The forced entry was. discovered
when employees returned tnent lunch,
An investigation is being conducted
by P, 0. Lewis of Wingbani. Real goo&
A fall fair exhibit was Spoken
32,51 and it was moved by Mrs. Lane and
4.86 seconded by Mirs. Bell that the W, A.
do participate in it.
180 acres with 35 acres ready for spring planting.
buildings with hydro and water pressure throughout.
Full price $11500,00 with $5500.00 Cash.
100 acre grass farm, ample water supply, good fences, full pricer
$3500.00. with half cash. Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
Harry Bolger, telephone calls 3.00
John C. Conley, telephone
calls 3.60
Wesley Moore, 'welding 3.00
Elmer Pehlke, furnace pipes 16,70
''W. G. Leach, repair cloelda 12.75
law?' Hemingway, telephone
calls o.25
Swift's General Store, tot
lulneh supplies 45.3?
!Cecil Daimler, reilairinala 18.50
Norman S. Hoover. postage 2.70
Harry Befter, mileage 5,00
Lorne Jacklin,- weed 204.00
Mr, R. Brown, reeiresentative from
Jack Hood School Supplies, was
present and 'explained:the survey for
school supplies in the Area as
carried out by him.
Motion' of Boown and Smith that
:the Board .accent Jack Hnod's survey
as presented and that Mr, R. Brown
tmake an inventory of supptlies on
hand with the eecretary and check
„the same off orders.
The Board reviewed. the locate•
slondencei which ineluded a letter
of resignation fermi • Miss Mauna
Hayden.
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Committee for next month t9 be
Miss Addle Cardiff, Mrs, Allie.t
Cardiff, Mrs, Cliff. Cardiff and Mre.
R. Cousins.
The 'oolleetion eviaS then 'received
and the meeting closed with 'the
Miznah benediction.
A social tour was then' enjoyed,
the program being from St. Pat-
el*. A little of his life was, given
by Miss F. Buchanan. A contest
was held and an Irish reading
gblan by MS% A. Lane„ Then
the beantiful, colored pictures taken
from the Centennial parade Were
shown by Mrs. Ra,me,
A beautiful and tasty lunch was
served by Mrs, Bryans, Mire. Bray
and Ws. W. Cardiff, A vote of
thankn was given the 'ladies by Mrs
.Rowland and seconded by Mrs.
Michel.
150 acres for rent with 100 acres in hay and pasture and 50 acres
ready for spring planting.
Very Reasonable - Act Fast NOTICE TO FARMERS
IN THE COMMUNITY
FAL:- FAIR NOTES
Considerable interest eras been
shown in the field crop competition
in husking corn which the Fair
Board . is sponsoring this year. The
Board would like a, few More
entries for the competition in Garry
Oats which is also being conducted
by the Society, Anyone interested in
these competitions please contact
the Secretary, Niemen Hoov4er,
before April 1st, as all entries close
on that date, Anyone having Logs to Ship to
Ont. Hog Peoducers Association
via, Bryans Transport
6 room house in Brussels, good condition, with hydro, water
and bath,
ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The IVIareat meeting of St. John'e
Ladies Quild. was held at the home of
Mrs. GlasigeW on March 14th,
The me'etin'g optelned 'with the sing- !
ing of a 'hymn. Rev. F. 'E. Jewell I
Call 08X Brussels, Tuesday nights or read the scripture which was !
Wednesdays until la a.m. cC by prayer.
Play Safe - Ship by licensed trans- , The .minuteis :of the .last meeting '
port to Ont. Hog Producers and were read and adopted. The Treas.
protect your own organization. ,gave. a !report on the Pancake Sup-
per. Collection and dues weTre
then taken up. it was Moved by
:Mrs. Glasgow and seconneld by Mary
Bird that we cater llo a 'teacher's
banquet on March 20th. Plans were
made for this banquet.
it Was deeided to have the April
meeting in the church and invite the
ladies finom Auburn Gird thare Mr.
De Vries speak to us.
The Ipresident asked Mrs, Ste-
phens.. to give a 'talk on tine study
book of the Women's Auxiliary, She
Full price $3500.00 with $1000.00 down
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all thoSe
who visited me and seat cards,
during my stay in the hospital and
since I came home.
And a very special thanks, to our
neighbours and friends for being ste
good to us.
Mrs. Earl Dunn
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REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS BROKER
PHONE 70 BRUSSELS CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is, given to all
my friends and neighbours who
remembered me with visits. cards,
letters, • flowers and gifts 'while I
PE0i-LE WE KNOW
VALES BEAUTY ,SHOPPE
Cutting Styling ColdWavIng
A Specialty
Phone - 40X Brussels" 1111111111121111.111111111111111111SEMEMEMMEM DA mg
We Carry A Full Line 'Of
Benjamin Moore Paints
ALSO
was a patient in the hospital and
since my return home, and for the
many kindnesses ,0ho',u Special
thanks to the Rev, Andrew Lane for,
all his kindness.
Mrs. Carrie Sellers
THE PRE-4 BYTEMAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
lz
Motion of Bolger and Brown that
. gave a very interesting talk and she the Board accept With regret, the
; • 'was thanked by the President resignation of Miss Mauna Hayden
Mrs. Jewell showed Some :Sunshine • as teacher at S. S. No. 5 and that
Service Of Worship 11 A. M. fund cards refine had made and it Wase the Secretary send a letter of appre-
suggested everyone take one hem , ciiation to Miss Hayden for her
-Services.
MInIster: Mr. C. L. Thompson Kern Glo and Super Kern-Tone
Come In And See Our -
BEACH and McCLARY RANGES
ALSO OUR
"God could create a thousand worlds,
but He could not save u single soul
without the Cross of Christ."
CARD OF THANKS
We wisli,..„to extend to our Bruesels
neighbours and friends, also the 0116.3
WitO-4ent. Waking- etO. and the 'ones
who helped in any way at the time
of our sad bereavement,' our many
thanks. Special thanks to Rev. Mt.
Thomas, Dr, R. W. Stephens. and
Mr. Dick I3ox for their services
given.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Walker
411. Easy Washers and Driers -
We have in stock - 15 cu. ft. freezers for only, $315.00
- 20 cu, ft. freezers are available - $359.00
Ask to see the new 'Bicycles made by C. C. M. for $39.95
- Rotary...type lawn mowers for $49.95 -
Waders, nets, and fishing equipment now in stock
A $1:00 purchase entitles you to a' chance on a
Sunbeam' Electric:I Fry Pan
to „be given away on April 30th.
• • ; :
••1
,- Carrie di.
Fettchelis salariee* and contracts
for the next school year were dis-
cussed.
Motion of Brown end NeNaught
that the Board offer the teachers
,contracts for the next school year
with, an increase in salary as follow':
Teachers receiving $2400. increased
in 12000.
Teachers' receiving.$2700. inpreaeed
"'to' $2900.
Teachers receiving $3100, increased
I-n 13200.00.
-Carried,
114otion of Bolger and Smith" that
the Boerd visit the Teachers flolleee
at Sbeatford On R.
Carried,
""Motion of Bolger that the meetino:
adjourn 'to meet again at the call of
the chairman.
Norman S. T-Toover. See,
to help oulr Sunshine fund for extra
coppers!.
'The meeting closed/ with the sing-
ling of a hymn followed 'by Prayer by
Rev, 1Vfr. Jewell. A. tasty lunch was
served by Mrs, Gee. Davis and Mrs.
Pat Davis and' Mrs. Marjorie
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to take this
'opportunity to thank our customers
*who have patronized us in. the
past 31 years,
.The shop 'will close March 31st
1957.
Brussels. Ont. ------------. / •
Mr, and Mrs AMbrose • Zapf° of
Toronto have u,; (n visiting !,,ith her
sister, Mrs. H Thomson as ri spend-
ing their winter In "Florida.
, Mrs, S. Davison ie visiting at
!resent sin Port Elgin and will also
, visit in Stratford before returning
to hoc home here,
The many friends of Mr Gordon
knight, who is undergoing treat-
ment at- Beek leieliwriai Hospital,
Landon, hope that he Will have a
satisfactory reeeverY.
CARO OF 'l HANKS
CARD OF THANKS
Kirkby -'Pile families of the late
iii awl alrePtobert Kirkby wish to
eenrcee their heart-felt thanks and
rilvivrry,;:)fier te relative.; friends and
e:e 4 telfbottes for their' sots of kind.
ee-e beer Wel floral tributes 'and
nreV:ages of sympathy that meant
an smirch during our recent reed
teenier went, To all who helped in
et!" -11v we rile*, "thank yen."
Mr. end Mrs. Ben Walker.
Mr, and Mrs. H. B. kirkber
and Family and David.
Mary ten end Bobbie
John ,Gibson and eon
IN MEIVIO'AIAM '
Alcock mentory of Mrs. Richard
Alcdek 'who died eight, years ago,
Mara 20th 1940.
There's a gad but sweet rememb-
rance,
There is memory fond and true,
There is • a token of affection,
Maher
Anti ti heartache ehill for you.
Lovingly reiternbered by httaband
and fatally.
ME iiiiiiiMASSINSIIMEI
SINM21 OLIM zirgann116211161
I would. like to erares. my sincere
thanks to my friends, and neighbours
and relatives for the many cards "w-'
tri and elatsi given to me while in the I
• hospital. These Will Always be re-
inemberekil by Me.
John Pipe
517,t/tftg.t.,ii...q/44"41:.•,',W,1.c.214 MM.?, T.
Old Scrap Iron, Cars, Rags, Batteries, •
Feathers and Scrap of Any Kind. eCI TOWF .51 THEATRF v TENDERS WANTED 1
P Will pick up all orders, big or small.
Highest Cash Prices Paid"."
Township of Merritt
Tenders will he reef:Akre& by the
titideirsigned up Until 121 ed.',ok noOn,
April 1, 1957 VA the contracts Of
constructing' and rePiairing the
fel:let/lag drains lit IVIoriiis
ship:
iltintray-tainb, brain •Obitatatitig
12400, 'lineal feet Of open drain
Drain cofllsi ti ig bf .2458
lineal feet of tile diMitt and 19,847
lineal feet ef Toth,
Milli will Sunnily the
„PrefileS and' Steolfidatitiets .
Mal lid seen at, the "Clerk's Offleiff.- '
certified dhecuid koi• ten-Per cent .,
Of the icehtfaCt• Pr1Ce MUSE hecaiu-.
VarbY each tender.
tOtitst, .or any tender' het iiedeg,
. barfly acCOPited: -
axman .Salya
Phone 107X or 1116 Smithy Waxman
t.
ao6. C. Martin, Clerk,
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