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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-09-04, Page 5LEDDY - DIETNER Pink and white gladioli formed the setting tor the 'wedding on Sat- urday morning in St. Ambrose Roman Catholic March, Brussels, of Catherine Aileen Deaner to Dennis. Funincis Leddy of Kitchener The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dietner, R. R. Lithe'. and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy of St. Augustine. Rev. R. Durand off- iciated. Given in marriage by her father,. the bride wore a floor length gown of white nylon net over taffeta with portrait neckline and an embroidered nylon over- skirt. The sleeves were short and her fingertip veil was held with a Juliet cap of *sequins and pearls. She carried a boquet or pink rotes Riltal2tetner sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Maureen. Leddy, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid;. They wore identical dresses of blue crystalette short sleeves and featuring TT- necklines and large bows of the material int the waist in the back Kenneth Leddy was beat man for his brother, and the ushers were J'ciek Keyts and William Leddy. A recpptiou follOwed rat the home of the bride, *here her mother received wearing a dress of golden brown eirepe with panamlakshaded access- ories and a corsage of yellow roses. The bridegrooM's mother iassisited wearing a dualtly rase dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses). For a drip to Northern Onitalrio, the bride wore a white linen sheath klresis, topped by White linen duster coat with .powder blue accessories. Upon their return iltey will live in Kiteliener. School Parade The parade will form atViCtoria lark at 12.30 P. M., on Friday, Sept. 27 anti will be headed by tine band. All pupils and teachers in the parade admitted free to the grounds. Best appearing school in parade:- School Parade to be judged by Banner, Costume and Marching- Prizes - 1st $7.00; 2nc1 $6,00; ;irn $5.00; 40. $4.00; 6th $3.00 School Floats - Prizes 1st $7.00; 2nd $6.00; "rd $5.00; 4th $4.00; 5th $3.00 Special - $3.00 to each school entering in parade. No children admitted free unless in parade. CHILDREN'S SPORTS - RUNNING RACES 60 yards sprint (Boys 0-Si 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 50c. 60 yards ej.rint (Girls 6-$) 1st $1,50: 2nd $1 00; 3rd 50c 100 yards sprint (Boys 1st $1.50; 2nd $100; 3rd 50c 100 yards sprint (Girls 9-10 1st $1.50; 2nd 51.00; 3rd 50c. 100 yards sprint. (Boys 12-14) 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 5'0c. 100 yards sprint (Girls 1244) lat $1.50; 2nd U.00; 3rd 50c LIVE POULTRY Claus 1 Adult or Children (Onen) Prizes will he paid for single birds unless stated oilservrise, cook and hen, cockerel and pullet, Ist. 75c, 2nd. 50c, coops furnished free. 1 Rhode Island Red. Plymouth Rocks barred 3 Rocks A. 0. V. (correctly named') 4 Leghorns white S Leghorn A. 6. V. (correctly named') 6 New Hampshire 7 Light Sussex S Orpington A. V. (correc• tly named) 9 Wyndottes white ex HARNESS RACES PURSE $400.00 -- .• Committee H. R. Pearepn,10. H. Galbraith, C. Locum Jack Lowe, Bill Newton wad Bert Joimeton. GLASSES 224 Trot or Pace , $200.00 Purse Free-For-All Trot or Pace , $200.00 Pursa Every Heat A Race Association Rules to Govern Entry feel 4% McDonald Starting Gate FAST TRACK Money Divided 30. 25; 20, 15 and i0% TWO half-Mile heats 'eatery heat a race PONY RACE Pony Race for % mile , $25.00 ntoi4ey divided $10,00 $5,00 $3,00 3.00 $2.00 $2.00 Pony Race atifilere Ponies only lh mile 1 Sit prize $10.00 2Ind. $3.00 3rd $2.00 Donated by Ian. McDonald „ Exhibit Your Pets OTHER COMPETITIONS FOR CiiittlittENI CHILDREN'S PET SHOW--Open to all Public School Boys and Girls No entry fee. 1. Persian Cat ... , . „.„„.....,„ .. . . . $1,00 .76 ,50" .25 2. Cat, any bolo breed ...... . ... ...... - ..... 1,06 .75 .60 .25 3. Angora Rabbits, print .„...„, ...... ... 1,00 :75 A ,25 4, Rabbits, airy other breed,. 1 pair „ 1,00 .75 .50 .25 5, Bost ii;g in the show 1.50 1.00 .75 ‘,50 6. "Dog showing least retteitiblande to any breed 11.00 .75 ,25l 7: Pair Homan' Pigeons :1.66 ,ft 8, Pare tittituitt Pigeout ...... .. ......... 1,00 .75 :56 .25 9', Pair any IA-her breed Pttgetitit• ....... 1.00 .75 .00 -25 10. Pair Baiitains 1,00 .75 .50' .25 11, Palmy Pow? (1 bird) 1,60 75 64 26 thiiat Pei ..... ........ .76 .66 these may be entered thrietigh Yetir abliOel or &tea With rite Secretary.--- 717- ExhibitorS *Mat SOW their own COOPS or edges and exhibits moist be in plaee by neon, Sept 27tH, '.Date's 1114 be Shaft, trill leatsti. :DEAD STOCK Ricked ;up promptly jn saniltary tracks. Small charge made for 'animals under 500 aba. total. Mane collect: Brussels 72. • Stone Son 1, Llintted,, Sngersoll,' TOE SALE - Red Haven Peaches ready next Week, Jubilee foliating Week: 'Bring containers. Govenlock Orchards, Forest STORM, WINDOWS ,r Why not get an es•timate On salumitrunt combination windows 'NOW. Orders taken now for fall ,delivery. No Obligation. Photo Or write Jackson tomes Ltd. Staforiti VrINGInA.Itzl oaf jrattem&.e. Obirt*-11446 klincys MOW **1-1* BEST citeAternas Atom *mei etimeoi dieotertirpo 604 Oileek• Moth ReiMfklbie itag8.441* tetteitri# it email** P A. SPO? TON !hies Vitniiiialai f$14t-ota gRVSUP T o BRUSSELS FALL PAM PRIZE LIST Section L Vegetables sopteinwr Prm • Per person, doubt* occupancy • Convenienc4-4 minii(W•Walleto Union Station, closest hotel to heart of downtown, • Luxurious guest rooms and suites, • Good Food-full course meals and delicious snacks. • • Entertainment-Home of the famous Club Indigo ,4 Featuring Broadway Shows nightly. Jos.Fiala'', 00 .7.5 .60 1.90 .75 .09 1,00 ,70 .69 1.00 .15 ,00 Directuto• Thangts, John BOWillan. .0,09us from seed red .................».....».,. tio4At404490/a4rOni seed yellow • 12 Onion from ,Onteli sets ,,..,.,,,...,.....n 1, Quart .041OTI Seta .............. .......0 u." 5P12.11466 HECZE AND 5.00 04 WE'LL KAU; IN CLOVER -- IT'S TIME Tr) 1,0(74 -PLUMBING OVER 1 Quart Potato Onienv ...... ............ . 1.00' .75 .50 1 Quart Plokling Onions 1,00 ,TS .60 6 Bare Corn any variety 1.09 .75 .50 6 Ears Corn, dent ...... 1,00 .75 .50 6 Ears 'rable Corn, Bantam „»,,,,,,,, . ..... 1.00 .75 .60' A collection of Corn named. variety 140 .15 .50 3 Heads Curled Savoy "0.1 ..... 0.00 1,00 ,75 ,50 2 Heads Prulnhead cabbage .,.....,rit0111.1,.....4..9810 1.00 .75 .50 2 Heads Ozheart Cabbage 1.0 .... ... 1,00 .75 .60 2 Reads Red Pickling Cabbage, ..... .... „. ... ..., 1.00 .75 .50 Pumpkin yellow field ...... . 1.00 ,75 .50 2 Heads Cauliflower „r.,.,....... 1.00 ,75 .58 1 Pie' Pumpkin ..... ..... 1.00 .76 .50 1 Squash ACT. , 1,00 ,75 .50 1 Squash Hubbard . . .... ..... ,•,,,,, ........ . .. . ......, 1.00 .76 .60 6 Large Tomatoes ....... . ......... .... 1.00 .15 .50 6 Plums or Cherry Tomatoes 1.00 :75 .50 1 Quart White Beans, large 1.00 .75 .60 1 Quart White Beans, small ............. 1.00 .75 ,50 TQuart Butter Beans, any variety 1.00 .75 .50 2 Citrons 1.00 .75 ,50 3 Watermelons ..... .... ........... „.,„„ ..... ..... 1.00 ,75 .50 3 Table Cucumbers 1,00 .75 .50 3 'Inkling Cucumbers 1.00 .75 .50 3 Ripe Cucumbers 1.00 .75 .50 3 Bunches of Celery Whyte 1.00 .75 .50 3 Muskmelons ripe . .. . . ......... .... . .... .. 1.00 .75 .50 2 Heads Sunflowers 1.00' .75 .50 A complete collection of Garden Produce 4,00 2.00 * 1.00 Ktallifq • IING&Haithd s r...1tiCgots.49000 BRUSSECS',, Aout47' .,.- 4M1;0' HOTEL im.m........„.......... 7 :pi i:, 7 FRONT and SIMCOE Sit ---1 -I PHONE; EMPIRE 341111 4. , . '' --r TORONTO : 1 IN MEMORIAM Smith - In, lovittg memory of a dear hushnd and father. Daunts Smith, who passed away one year age, September 5th, 1066; and a dear daughter and Water. Joan Adeline who passed away, Oct. 8th, 1056. Wonderful memories of dear Are 9reasaired ever with a love sincere Still in our hearts they are livialg yet Thor we loved them too dearly too ever forget. Sadly missed • Meet the Prime Minister...of 2017! them so 4u. FOR SA.LE - 400 healthy, well rarsed Dekald pallets debeaked, vaccinated, and starting to lay. Immediate delivery. Moore's Poultry Farm R. RI 3 Seaforth,. Ont. 'We think so,. anyway. Whatever his future, our job is to' provide him with the best we call. "That takes money. That's why we're saving regularly, and that's why we've opened an account for Jimmy at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE" 755 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERTE IMO A ,CLAS51,FIZ.ii) AD3.. FOR SALE -- 75 Pullets, ready to lay. ...Tames Ireland (Phone 58r12 'FOR SALE - Red Rook Pullets, 53 month '.old laying, illiacrarlane Phone 34r11 "FOR SALE - AnInex stove, priced $15,00. 'W. J. Henry, on the Bewley farm. !Phone 17r9 adr. `Section H. Roots and Hoed. Crops Directors - H. Thomas, John Bowman Jas. M All potatoes must constitute 1 Bus. (60 lbs.) Early Potatoes named 2.00 1.60 Late Potatoes named 2.00 1.50 5 Swede Turnips 1.00 .76 5 Turnips, any variety other than swede 1.00 .75 5 White Field Carrots 1.00 .75 . 5 Half long Carrots 1.00 76 5 Long table Carrots .......... ...... ........ 1.011 .75 . 5 Blood Turnip Beets 1.00 76 5 Long Red Beets 1.00 .75 5 Parsnips .75 'by Adel and FOR SALE - Village Grocers store and Poor Room, large brick building, 6-room apaintment above, 2-piece bath. Price for building 2,800.00, 7 ft. i meat counter, scales, cash register, , shelving and counters, 2 pool tables, and equipment, $1300.00, stock approximately $12,00.00 at invoice Arlo°. $5,300.00 takes all. Illness reason for selling, 100 acre farm, good house, hydro. bank barn, 3 other buildings. never failing stream on feria. Price $5,500.00, terms. 7 acre farm, good house, hydro, barn. Price $1800.00 3 acre place In village, frame ( cottage, barn. Price $2,000.00 , Good house in town, 2-piece bath, Only $1,500.00 J. C. Long Real Estate Broker Phone S3r2 Brussels; Ont. N-2671 1.00 1.00 .50' .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .60 .50 .50 .50 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .ac .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .28 .25 .26 .25 .80 .60 • BRUSSELS BRANCH - L. W. J. GLASGOW . MANAGER 5 Winter Radishes 5 Sugar Marigolds ,FOR SALE - 9-piece dining room. suite Wm, Kati= Phone 42r8. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .75 .75 5 Mangolds„:Wurtzels, Lon?' 5 Long Yellow Mangolds Red 'FOR 50 acres permanent pasture to rent for (2 months with running water -Geo., a3thake, Brussels, Phone • 42r19 .. ...... . ... . o . 5 McIntosh Apples 5 Northern Spies 5- Golden Russets 5 Tolman Sweets 5 Ontario FOR SALE Sussex Red Pullets well matured, weaned, laying. Herman Whitfield Phone 10J16 -... P. ••••• HOUSE FOR SALE 6-room Red Insul Brick House* on Flora street, Brutseis, will& bath- room, and .simporch, modern con, -veniences. Alethea, Marks Phone 33r7 .50. .50 .50. .50. .50. .50. .58. .50. .60. .50. .50. .50. :50. .50 .76 .75 ... T . ... Section G. Fruit Directors - L. Meehan, L. Wheeler. .75 .75 .75 .76 .75 ,75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .76 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.00 1.00 5 'Wealthy 5 Alexander 5 King Apples . ... .• ... .. .. 5 Baldwins ..... 4 . ........ TT .; 1 . . 0 ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Established in 1884 5 Melba 5 Delicious 5 Snow Apples 5 Wagners 12 Crab Apples 3 Largest apples any variety named 5 Named varieties of winter apples 5 Named varieties, of fall apples Wes. Kerr, Bill 'Wheeler. eggs must be in place by 11 a.m. on at 11.30 a. in. Live poultry 11 a, m entries in live poultry, one entry in: Of the ,above two, 5 'of each variety, '25 apples in each entry, Section E. Poultry Directors. - James Bowman, Entries of dressed poultry and the first day. Judging starts second day. Each exhibitor Ihnied to two, dressed poultry. 6 Fall Pears .75 .50 .25 Head Office Atwood, Ont. Insures Farm Property, Private Dwellings and Contents In Towns and Villages. Schools, Churches and Halls on an "INSURANCE AT COST" basis PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS Contact your Nearest Director or Agent R. W. (Dick) Whitfield also Windstorm Insurance - Brussels, Ont. 5 Winter Pears "FOR RENT - One good house, on the forme :Strachan term on lot 3, Con. 3, Ilrey Tww, 14 mile from the high- -way. .26 .115 .50 Ian McDonald .75 .50. 5 Plums, any variety .76 .50. 3 Varieties of plume, '5 of each named 1.00. ,75 3 Bunches of grapes named .75' .50 • WOR SALE - I 31000 Swifts Sky High Leghoirlss, Pullets, vaccinated, delbealcad,, de- :livered. • R. J. Anldrew's and Son Poultry Farm R.R. 3, jSeaforth Phone 647r3 • .1 Scream Kids" Oa 1 EVEN MY MUSCLES HAVE MUSCLES WHEN I DRINK H EALTHF U 1_ COgigiNg D ffav 10 Wyndottes A, 0, V, (corietlitly named) 11 Bithainas 13 Banta/tit, clean legged 13 Bantams, booted 14 Hatiburga A, V, (correctly named') 15 - 3 pullets any light cross-breed (named) 16 - 3 Millets any' heavy cross-breed (named) Prises for 15 and 16 are; 1st $1.50, 2nd. $1.00. Prizes for RhOde Island Reds, White teghorns and Cross- breeds debated, by Fred KirkPatrielt, 11 Pekin Ducks 18 Rotten Sticks 19 Ducks A. 0. V. (correctly named) 20 TatiliAlte Geese 2.1 nnibdet, Gee036 22 (Besse A, 0. V. (terrecflY hatted) 23 Bronze Breasted Turkeys 24 White Holland TatkeYS DRESSED Pitlest.tFtY Class 2 Children and Adults (Open) Dressed poultry and Etiet., Dressed Cllticlezin 436 .121.0:0 $1.50 $1.00 1. Prdetsed Petri ...... 0.56 $2,06 $1.56 $1.00 Presised 'Go00.46: S2X6 152,00 $i,50 $1.00 I Pressed Duck ,• tItIl OA.. "$1.50 $1.00 1 Bresisod turkey $3.50' 0.0 0.56 $2.01 .Birds judged atwraltig dottlititient regulations and (1ail be dressed by exhibitor's Or at Any tittlitg 'steittelt. (key Trays Supplied) bOziki Whito A4,0 $2,00 $7LtII $1::00` tgo 0:66 $1.56 $1.00 02,00 dotittied bjr Itiltrald ALCOHOL EDUCATION IN .• MANITOBA Manitoba's ne'w liquor PoliCY is being Watched -with dismay by many. Butt in one parttenlat the .ManitObtit •ClovertiMent .eleald Welt be imitated, by Ontario: Altluingli the total pePtilation of 'Manitoba. is only 850,000, trtre, thirds that ot 'MettonoliteAt Teron- to;. an. annual grant of $65,000 front 11. taxes Is Made for the work Of the PrOvincial AlcOlielisin Research Foundation. In addition- another $50,000 annually goes to the Mad- -"Committee cu. Alcohol EAU. oatien, Moreover, ,rdie Manitoba TerriPerailte Alliance is handed $30,000 eacl't year for the PitirPOSe I Of alcOliall ecittcatien in the selnield. t The °aerie teinPleittattee ( for years has consistently tut^gicl our government ;t6 tel aside ittolity• for etlueatioug and tertie• rtf,-+T ultirlieSeC Surely front Its d t 40 50 tri"‘ .'" liquor income the province --nut well afford te earititirk tit t"rst, itIVO or three times the &Malta 41, -Man You reCrazy ins wuh7.1.106'aTni„nissoSib.,71,,tiq, ;;;LoA.,56'8tias° ‘irleYnly W(116ttilliatGbadf'o:erbintdaTnt: :51 rvn men ."a, women .1.41(14.°! g ma s f' S wain ins• isav Talletil tot vim, urger • taus,. otter:Oared alcohol Aditn. stow svfeyissts. S •