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.1 HONOURED BY FAMILY
ON 25th ANNIVERSARY
A. car, puked Oa the grade 1, ,;ding
to the dam, rolled down the !Benue Ai faintly filmier wail hold at the
raid into the hetue of Mr. and Mrs. Itucivell )3one
loling. April i•Oth. 9-1•1(4 • We Mishap occurred on Bunda's( en Saturday ( •ereasion beint. the 25th wrodlriz afteraeOrl laet toile 't01te letter, Ke4 armiv.loary of Mr. and Mrx, naldlee, way. out of hllr car, l;'ortur.. cod Clark. Other guests included stony t7
o .1 rl blip
" girls who wore in were Mr and My:a 1Cilta ":1TeArter and.
Ito jump Ott Before the Veiriele went
in I the ' water. ,f1leti Bone and Cathy, Kenneth
Bone of Toronto,
Ogielr0 Lols
I The couple were
ch.o,it of silver. • lhere passed away in Clinton
on April 7th, after a short illness,
-Silae Johnston, In 8,Ird year,
PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME,
will he hi effect in Druesele starting at
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT, APRIL 27th, 1957
arid ending at
SATURIMY MIDNIGHT, SEPTEMPER 25th, 1957,
To fall in line with other municipailties
GEORGE mocuTok-m,aN, Reava
CAR GETS DUNKING ETHEL ,poi4rn„g HQNOREP
ON ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mr% William N. Baker
well-known Grey township residents
celebrated their golden, Wedding
anniversary 'on Weitaeseay. Citiaena
of the village of Ethel joined with
the •eengregatien St.
Anglican Church, Eenfrya; to boa•
or the couple with a reeePtien In
the Community Halt At litho!,
Looking back over half a century
of married life, )&r. ekild'hl,r6, Baker
say their only revret is tisattime
passed 'too quickly,
Recalling their Wedding day on
Aarit 47, 1907, they said - the
Weather that spring was much
nicer than this. year, "f. think the
day we-were married was the nicest,,
day of the entire year" m111,1107
Said MrS. Baker. ''The aun shone
brightly, and the day most
pileasant."
'They admitted however, that the
trip to the church was en exTerience
Throughout the airevions day,. It had
rained atieadily, and comsekmently the-
roads were at, their worst- ;They
•drcive by. buggy through mud up to
the axles to reach the Presbyterian
'Church at Craohaook, where the
ceiremony was., performed by the
late Rev. D. V. McRae.
, Since their marriage, Mr. and Aare.
Baker have been devoted'members
"Of St, David's Anglican Church.
"I have always been lately ~ with
Guild work that I never had time
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Nature's Best Cream Corn
15I oz. • .. - • • • - 2 for 27c
Snowflake Shortening 4 lbs. • • • $1.00
Summer. Pride choice peas
15 oz. - • - • • • • 2 for 27c
Utopia choice quality Tomat6es
20 oz. • • • - • - • • • • ,Z for 53c
Treesweet Orange Juice 48 oz. • • • • 35c
the back oa.,t time wore able faintly. Mr. and Ma's. nark
and Bonnie, lslr, Clark, Mr. and
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Charles Bone of
Bone of London, '
paesentral with a , Returning to Sign Business,
After two years with CKNX, T,V.
RUSS POYTON SIGNS
(Elmer of Eimer and Jed) '
Stens of all kinds Fast Efficient Service ot*
'Truck Letting
! 'Wingham 47SJ Collect.•
Brussels Lions Club Paper Drive.
Silas Johnston
HORTICULTURE SOCIETY
OPEN MEETING
The Narticulaural Society of
Brussels aria District are holding an
opea meeting in the Brussels Public
Library on 'Tuesday evening Apiril
SOfna at 8 p, Mr C. Epps of
Clinton. a sportsman 'and Iiorti_
calturist will be present and give us-
e talk on• 'his trip and show slides
of sports and horticulture work.
Any children interested in helping
beautify the town with flower beds
are cordially invited as a special ,
contest is being 'planned and will
be decided soon if enough are in-
terval-eft, A enestionaire on, flower
problems and a social half hour 'will
probably help the council •to make
Brussels. as the signs aa7, "The
Pxettiest Spot."
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fou wit 'Ind Other values just as great as these at He was born on the Johnson
borneetea'd on the 1st line of ;‘lorris
Townalban, the yoarigest of a family
of six boa's and two girIs, the son of
yilliant James and Mrs, Johnson,
pioneers! in the district. He lived
there until. 1911 when he moved with
his faintly to the 1:6th eon, of 'Grey
Twp., near Walton In 1919 lie bought
the law,ana farm on the 15th con.,
where he farmed until moving to
Walton in 1936, Where he lived until
his, death.
Silas always took 'an interest in •
-community and church life. E'er 25
yews. he. was superiniendere of the
[Tailed ,Ohurch, Sunday School and
,served es olerk of the session of the
,church for 31 yea'as. In the late
1920's he served as councillor on
the Grey Township council. '
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ROCERY THE RUTLEDGE ",aste. atla
or to-morrow, but Every Day of the
We Deliver
Not Just to-day
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On
Wednesday, May 1st
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CARD OF THANKS
My ,sineere thanks to all those
who rementheired me with 'Oliisite,
icarde and flowers 'while I Trap a
patient in the St. Joseph, Hospital.
London.
Your "kind - thoughtfulness Was
CARD OF THANKS
We oivish 'to thank all our many
friends and neighbours, also the con.
gregation of St. David's, Church,
Hentryn, for all their good wishes,
lovely gifts, flowers, and cards which
Were ,showered on us at our golden
wedding aniversary, also the Wo-
men's Institute for the use of the
Community Centre,
William and Mils. Baker, Ethel.
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Farmers may leave papers or maga.zines in the doorway of
former D. M. -MacTavish store before that date.
Magazines and fivers mut,/ be tied separately ready to he plckaall
appreciated.
Mrs. Mary Smith to belong to institutes •Or other
a organizations" explahTed Mrs Baker.
• Both of •them are lifelong rest-
aleate of this district `111r. Baker
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was, born in Grey township on March
18, 1.332, h ooh, of the late.
Baker, who came from ADevonshire
England, and pionereil around Exeter
before, settling In,, Grey.;
W. H. Baker left- the farm lopg
enough to work on the railroad
around Hetirryn,' where he met his
future bride, Who was a. daughter of
;the ItAlpirleys. /eteretirepen.
'their marriage they commenced
farming on, con: 9 in: Grey, and re, '
Moaned on that mine farm, for 35
years. They retired, to Ethel 15 'years ,
ago. Their son Vance, now Works,
that land.
Mr. Baker keeps a few hens and
Tooke after the Community Hall.
"A man has got to, do something"
he mused "A person could hive a
million dollars but if he had 'no-
ting' to do he' would be one miser-Edythe M. Cardiff• able man." Clerk, Township of Grev, l‘aris, Baker, the aermea Susan Row- '
TEN DE RS WANTED land Was born in, Dime, two, Jam, 19,
1884, a daughter of the late John and Tenders will be received by the Susan Rowland. Her hobby is mak ng undersigned until 2 p. ,m., May 6.
rugs and crocheting. Some Of her 1057 far tine sale of a bridge eit-
rugs have gold for $50. • coated at lot 11, concession 8 Morris
They have two sons, Victor, Man- Towlnslitri, The bridge is to be paid
burn, Altaa and Vance on the home for and removed by the buyer within
, one Week of notice by the contractor stead; and one daughter,Mrs.
for the new bridge or by the Town- Willtniiain Coneybeare, R. R. 9
ship of Morris. ., ListoWel. Mr. Baker also has, one
brother, Robert, con, 2 Elma and one Highest or ape,' tender not, neces-
CARD OF THANKS
The wife and family of the late 1
Silas Johnston, wish to express
their , sincere thanks and apPrec
fatten to, the many frfendS, relatives
and neighbours for the kindness
and •sympathy extended to them in
their recent beireaveMent; also for
the beautiful flOraI tributes and
cards of sympathy, Special thanks'
to Rely. M. Thomas, the pallbearers,
Dr. Myers Mr. Rani and those who
helped us during our troubled time:
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Trh 100% he tivIgt,5 married to Rebecca
Forrest,, who survives him alone,
with three sons, Harvey of Clinton, ,
Bent of Grey Tewetship and Jinn of
Essex,' as well as eight grand ;
children,
Funeral ;Service was held on April
101h. in, the Walton United almacla,a
Rev. Monies 'officiating, with
ial in the .Brussels cemetery. The.,
pall-bearena were members of the
session, Clarence Martin, Geo. Mc,
Anthill., Martin: Damn. Wm, Sholdice,
John Watson and LlOyd Porter.
Two other memebers, of the sess-
ion, Ed.. Bryan's, and Geo. Dundas,!
were flower bearens. Me members
Hof the session of Moncrieff United ,
•Church Were rhonouary pall: bearers.
Friendig and relativee were pre.
Sent from Algoma; Flint, _Mich.;
Wingham, Staatford, Brussels,
Blyth, Clinitioui, Se;afortla Bluevale,
Laken and Kincardine.
WALTON.
L MEM ANN!: Those attending the funeral of the •
late Silas Johnston, from a distance
included,: Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Beiharriell, Mrs. .Earl Rowan and t
Mile. Margaret Eaket, from, Dean
Lake, Algoma; Mr, and Mrs. Martin
Kerr' and Jack and Mrs. • Harold
Periard and family from, Burt, Mich
Mr. and-IVIreu Jas. Hesson, Stratfotd
and Mr. arid Mrs. W. Mathew; Kin-
cairdine.
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THE PRE1 3Y-TliedAte 'detURCH
IN CAt ADA
Knox •ohurch, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 10 p.m.
Young People's Bible ()lase 10 P.m-
Service of Wor'shin 1.0 A. M,
Gad is, not a Problem, to be soltved.
but a PERSONAL FRIEND to be
served.
Huron County TB Association
TOWN HALL, CLINTON.
Monday,
8:00
April 29th
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received gx the
undersigned until 1 m m. Saturday,
May 44th, MITA& supplying 2300 bags
Of cement for the Town:shill of Grey
to be delivered to the )3eirareS Bridge
opposite Lot 35 Con. 3 and 4.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
NOTICE
Anyone, interested in playing foot-
ball for Brussels please contact
G• (Doc.) Stephenson.
Everyone is invited to attei4 •
Secretary Ontario T B Association
MRS. J. B. RUSSELtia
Executive Secret:a-M oa t,
Executive
GORDON KNIGHT
President.
• Knox ;A-lurch, ETHEL
Minister: Mi.. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 1.30 p.m.
Service ofWorship 2.30 P. M,.
Being wrapped up in one's Own self
righteousuesis, makes a, very ehabbY
cloak.
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cutting Styling ColdWaving
A Specialty
Phone 40X Brussels WRESTLING
" SEAFORTH ARENA . 4/1•6031.4-4-me.rrni.*MMI N
Saturday, Apri l 27
Featuring Famed TV Stars of Texas and Hollywood
Real Estate uys PRAYER PLEA: Deliver us from a
theology contained in a lexicona a
!God immprisoned in a book; a faith
buried with, the dead heroes of the
alba-
nd around Brussels in EXTRA SPECIAL 4,01 PpUBLE MAIN EVENT
Four men in the Ring — Tag Team Match •
Team of Killer Cristy (Detroit) asd Geno Marconie (Natides).4
Team of Cam Motto (Japan) and Roger 1-luttler (Gerrnati4 • `•••23,..
'1 0•1110.00
250- acres, all tillable, with good buildingS.
Full price $15000.00 with $6000.00 cash.
Close .to Brussels eerily aecepted. sister, Mrs. John BlIacott, MOialaton.
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.
Organist •--• Donald DunbaF
JA A. 31.. 'Sunday Mod
11 A. M. Public Wioirsh1p,
Not by Might- nor by Power
Mrs Baker liasi three sisters, 1VIrs.
John Quinn!, Monkton; Mrs Louise
Cheslev; and Mrs. Elizabeth
Gives, Deadwood, Alta.
Geo, C. Martin,
a, Clerk. Township of Morris.
emmenishIgiammaisannin
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-114 THEATRE
LISTOWE L
By public Demand, a return battle to a finish
MIGHTY MIDGETS — Fuzzy Cassidy vs. “Hill Billy" Farmer Pe,t • 200 a,erea, 175 tillable; solid brick house, good barn, on highway
$13000.00 with $0000.00 cash, Extra Attraction I
DON COOK (Seaforth) CHALLENGES LEO MULKE (Hamiltog
Admission — Ringside $1.50; General $1.00; Children under 12,50C-
e,AP1101, wTowFL
illEATRF `-``' 150 acres, good buildings, OR Seatorth highway, Full %ice
$12000.00 with $5000.00 'cash ehowa etreetiv `P.30 a.ao o, 'Si.
Matinee fleeitedev o
, Sptonsorod by Seaforth Athletic Association 1 TheiThited Church Thugs: •Fri. . Apr. 25 26
•DObtile Feature*
"BATTLE STATIONS"
JOhn Lund, William Berdix
',Tait GUN THAT
WON THE WEST
(color)•.DenniS•IWorgan
Wed, '- Thurs. Fri. - Sat,
April 24 25 - 26 -
Gary dooper and
Marjorie (Maw Kettle) Main
"FRIENDLY PERSUASION"
ditienieScope, and Color
Twelve Weeks in Toronto
1!!' Weeks In London
C Six Weeks 'In Kitchener
• "ilkii\id YOUR
Nominatedfor the Acadenly Award'
Don't MISS Tills Picture;
SMILE
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ur-(xtzt""Y AT,
" Mon, Tiles, - Wed.
David' B ;ant 'Lida Davis • April 29 - May 1
Nearer !rare suchgeeitee of
at iirtiiiitt 11A-V0a, 1)MTIttrePrOg and
OF CANADA 100 acres„, all tillable, good house and barn, close to Brussels
on highway. Palle ;price $0500.00 with $4000.00 oash,
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Minister: hey. A. Lan*, S. A 1111: •
btrine tOtnisitio ii 14.
Mho Christian's ,did *
Clinfati Sahli& • 12 Oielooit,
sTRArFoRD CEMETERY MEMORIAL'S,
38 Avondale Av(e. Phone 267W,
RAY SHANTZ PROPRIETORS -- BERT PRETTY
Whoa you eltoOS6 a Monatinient for a loved ban lot the fikillie4,
craftsmen With 41 years experience, who Were ell-meat to carve
Brick hoitse, 6 rooms anti bath, main street--Brussels, Pitll Mice'
3500 00 .with !halt web. , "Gad is a Spirits) "Shit with Sat. Mon. April 27 - . Spirit dam meet." Dobule FeatUre 4'
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A Brick Cottage, South end of 1111180gs, hydro, Water bath Full
price 33000.00 half cash,
00034et. engrave The Stratford Shakespearean Festival Theatre
Stone, fashion. Veto. Memarial„.
Ae*bilaible Prices, thiaran'teed Workmanship'.
Anglican 'Church •
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Frame house, 6 rOmiis, dawn Own ill Baussele, hydro Water and
bath Mite $3500.00 With $1000.00 &rim. • ritittitbk cutting tin iln,tritallitik6
and aloCki been elletaii
a , Adult)- . Lana Turtier, „ Fred .MCNItirraY..
. , Joan batittletd
ipArN§, OF RANCHIPUR" pI
• $01.' Free Wddc ' May . • dAUVUMN LEAVES"'
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We are pleased to at:mot:nee that We have choreic
rePreoentaive iu Mir district witoin Ion at know . A 101101. tvilLt40'
pa, t eXPerleade will Walla' assist yon it• selecting Tour gettiPtiet.
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13oX. Offled OPteiha at 7.30 O'dIoefi. Th uri Fri. - Sat. i
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