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Phone 7 We Deliver
NOTICE
The fall meeting. of Zone C. I.
Canadian Legion will be held. it
Brussels Sunday Septenebee 15.
,Perade at 9 P. M. All Legion mom-
hers are urged to be present:
Ross Bennett
President, Branch ns
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank my friends
far the %yds, letters, visits, flowers
and gifts ,which I received while a
patient in Lietowel Hospital and
since my return home.
THE PREeEty lEniAN
iN CANADA
[ Knox Churth, CRANBROOK
I Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson UNITED Y. P. U.
....The Brussels Y. P. U. Executive
held their first meeting at the home
of the president, Lester Meehan.
„e t was decided on motion of Don
Hemingway „and „David _Kennedy,
that a pot-luck supper be held near
the first of the year. 'The exact date
to be decided at the first regular
meeting.
Moved by D. Hemingway, seconded
by „Marion Hoover ..that the first
meeting be held on Monday, Sept,
16th.
-,Committee for Pot-Luck Supper:
Catherine iLeach'e rdriete Herningw
way, D. Kennedy, Les. Machan.
were left in charge of first meeting
when committees will be apPointecti
Moved' by Mierray Hoover, 'sec-
ended by K. Turnbull, that D. Hem-
ingway secure a film for the first'
,erteetheg.
Moved by M. Hoov:er, seconded"
by D, Kennedy. that Rev. D. McCrae
be asked to speak at the Pot Luck
Supper. If Rev. McCrae is unable to (
come Rev. Watson is to be in-
vited. If neither is available D. Here-
ingway is to obtain a film for that
night if possible.
....A delicious lunch was served be
Mrs. Meehan arid Lester Machete
LIBRARY NOTES
FOR SALE -e.
Young Heifer Bull
• Wm. ,,Blake Phone
Tuesday
3 p.m, to 5 p.m.
iereclnesdaY
Closed all day.
Thursday
3 p,m, to 5 pen.
Friday
8 p.m. to 5 pen.
Saturday
pen, to 5 p.m.
WANTED -
A.pplicaltione foe fireman pt St.
Ambrose Church, Beassels,
apply to Wrn. -Melte. Phone 42r8
• BORN
Rutledge - In Clinton on Sunday,
Sept:' 1st, to Me. and Mrs. Frank
Rutledge, a son, Gerald Thomas.
BORN
IDIEHL - Mr. and Mrs, Ronald
Diehl wish to aenolunce the birth
of their daughters Rhonda Marie,
in Clinton. Hospital on Sept. 4th.
one is welcome.
Sunday School and regular morn-
ing service of Worship was held on
Sunday in Knox Pres. Chuck, A
mixed quartette composed 'of Mrs.
Ken. MacDonald. Mrs. C. L. Thomp-
son, Graeme MacDonald and L. H.
Gordon contributed number', With
Miss A. T. Forrest pteeidi* at the
otgen.
School re-opened laSt week for
the fell tent with Mt. Edwin Mar-
tin as tettchele There are 14 pupils
pilpils enrolled ineleding 3 begin-
ners, Eliectibeth Pfeifer, Joyce Leek-
*, and Marion Ziegler.
Mrs. Peter Baker and Miss Mina
Spent the Leber Dity weeteend With
friends In Detroit and Maiden.
Mrs. Pied Kirkpatrick spent sev-
eral days In Mieskoke, returning
Monday event* Mrs. H. W, Kirk-
Petrick, Mount Forest is visiting
with her sou Feed and. Mrs. Kirk-
patiok end
Mr. Kenneth Knight and MISS
Mee Ward, Toronto. visited et the
Borne of hie parente, Mr, and Mrs.
Cleetleri Knight, over like weekend,
Misses Beverly Evens end Faye
Engel heVe 'gone to Stratford where
they wilt attend the Teethes'
Co3lege,
FALL FAIR DATES
Arthur Sept: 24, 25
Bayfield . . .... e„, ..... Sept. 25, 2.
,
myth .„ Sept. 11, 1$
BRUSSEUS ...... Sept. 26, 21
dhesley „ .. .. ... ....... Sept. 6,
Clifford ... 0.00.0000.0.0 0. Sept. 11. 12
Brayton . Sept. 14,
Barham .. Sept. 27. 28
Elmira ............... .. , . Aug, 86, Sept. 2
teeter Sept. 18, 1$
Oorrie . ..... .. Sept. 28
Hatton& ............. .. Oct, 4.
TeincArdine Sept, 19, 26
Listoevel .. .... Sept. ta,
1•••••••••••••••••••••• oo •••••••24•4 ••••••11.
Winter Tog Arrivals
Ladies 'Coats
Smart Styles
$26.75 up.
FALL MUSIC TERM '
Mr. and Mre. Louis D, Thompson,
Brussels, will resume their music
classes in Piano, Singing, Organ 'and
Theory, Mrs. Thompson will be
Meeting classes for beginners,
VAL'S BEAUTY 8rvOPPE
Cutting Styling ColdWavIng
A Specialty
i,ilone 40X Brussel°
Teen. Coats
GRAND MERE SWEATERS ,
Full Line Of Colours
in Orlon . or Lambs Wool
Thurs. • Fri.
he.reee ee je
Sept. 12 13 ;,,in ivL, owF
"THE MAN WHO tali a THEPTRF KNEW TOO MUCH"
Colour VistaVIslon i 2 shows nightly 7.30 9.30 p. m.
-James Stewart, Doris Day Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
SHEET METAL WORK
IS 'JUST ONE MORE
THING THAT WE DO,
FOR HOMED STORE
LS POST S T
• 'Wednesday, September 11th, 1957 $2.00 per year $2.50
Hoilinper polya kovic°
At a kith:elle-ring cerelleenY Olt
r . ST, .AMBROSS ALTAR SOCIETY
The lteeelitene. Airs, Janies Walt,
wee ltesteeset0 the Menebere. .Of
Atubrose Ante' Society at her hew,'
o• n _eV:et ea for the monthly Meet, ,
Mrs, Wm. Flake led in saying the ;
opening' prayer, The .soeretary's.
report was. read .and adopted and .coe-
reelteedence read followed by the
financial report given by tile trees,
• Mrs, Leo Gaynor. Eleven mem,
here answered the roll eall,. Mrs. L.
Ryan reported for the Education
Committee that, the Children's meg-
'
azines have been sent for. The
Visting committee reported several
visits }yore made and cards sent,
The visiting comeeittee for Septem-
ber is Mrs, L. Nernaghan and Mrs
Leo Gaynor. The Alta Committee
will 'be 'Mre. Wm. Blake and Mrs.
Leo Cam-W. It was .decided. to. bring
clothing to the next meeting, and
box will be peeked to be sent to
Father Orlelaherty at Spanish, Ont.
It was decided that the group would
enter ;the project "Gifts For Grand-1
mother's Birthday" at the Brussels
Pall Fair, and Mrs.' C. Steffler will
be the. convenor. The treasurer
buy paint and .epproach someone to
Paint.the front door of the elturch. A
'shore program followed with Mrs.
Joe Ryan reading "It's My Birtledee
which was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs.
L. Ryan was the winner of the door
prize. Be Thou My Guide was gi'v'en
by Mrs. L. Ryan, written by Ruth
Hussey ;about her personal life and
her faith Dop't Point That 4inger
I was given by Mrs. C. Steffler. A
,delicous lunch was served by Mrs,
Wm. Blake and Mrs Lee Gaynor
assisted by the hostess. A social
half hour was enjoyed and a hearty
vote of thanks given, the luneet eorn-
mettee and hostess and the meeting
adibuirned.
VgTasaNs NAMES
(3E,iNct SOUGHT • BRUSSELS FALL FAIR,
SPECIAL- PRIZES.
Simpeous-Beterit -- -Silverware -- belting
Gentian Eelteet aladCo. - Spice Rack --- SktX.19.0
Canada Packers Domestic .Sivertenine - pie and CselIte.
T. Eaten -CO.. Ltd. -e.$11.v.erwarie - DeitY Met
T., Eaton Co., Ltd. - $110 - Bacon Hog Special
E. S. Watt end. Sons --- i cwt., Roe° Breed, Cali Meal P01140.
,101b8. to BOY &' C lbs. to Girl for hest Shovellniallehittile , •
Grade Cattle Section Claes ii „eel
PegeleW's Harness Shop -- I3enelegee, and Beanket Rap* '
Doris McDonald - .Silverveood's ace Cream--- SlOw' ,
Bicycle Race
Domestio Menufecthres Section K, 2 - -Special Prize $5.00 f Qr, the
most 110/11IS donated by Item arauhrook Wonlenie Institute, '
Special $5.00 foe the roost peeints in Section 0. Flowers froPra, ,4411
0rombrook Women% Illetitelie. •
ee,
xriC
The Historical temmettee of tble Saturday, august 31. M Demo jse
elerrie Tem.:Men Contemilal li.*
I
e Helen Telealtevice exchanged.
beep, purehase two wedding yaws with Oliarlee Iddger
Tiolliuger In St. Matt:heves, Aug,
authorized to
pleelle to be placed permanently In
the Morrie Township ilall-
One Pleene to record the learnee ..
of Reeves, Deputy Reeves, Clerics
and Treasurers who have served the .
Township since inceleporation in.
1855.
The other will be a Memorial Given is marriage by her father tablet op which will be inscribed the the bride wore a gown of .Chantilly navies Of ithose coming from the lace and nylon Wile over taffeta. towuship wee paid the Supreme
Sacrifice in World War I and World . The bouffent skirt. apple:peed with
War IL lace and extending in a train. A lace
eieg held fingereitelength veil The commute members ere elle:toes ;40 seciltri, a <,,omplete, lint elf names roses.
she carried red sweetheart:
roses. white stephanotis and white of these men to be completed by
Sept, 25th. and handed to One or the I sweetpeas.
Mrs. William Hudak, the bride ;following Hietorical Committee '
members -- 'Walter Shortreed, R. R sister : MI" Yvonne Pollard of
2, Walton; pick pracitoa. ‘, R. R. 5 a Brussels, and Miss Joan Neils attend-
Brussels and Ralph. Shaw. R, R. 2 ed the bride. and also little Marie
Bluevale. t Irollireceer Tyne le7aecy Archibald, as
The following list of names has I, flower girls, All dressed alike in
arose coral waltz-lengell dresses, they already been compiled. Corrections
carried baskets, of blue-tinted roses and add4teons will he appreciated
end' white gladioli. by the commititee.
Werld War I
lican Chun h. the Rev. James D.
Lafferty officiating. (The bride is
the of Mr. and airs. Steve Polya-
kovice and the groom is the ron of
Mr. and Airs. William Edger MUM-
ger of Fruitland.
Tree Sweet Crushed
Pineapple 20 oz. tin
Stafford's InstanTt Chocolate
Drink 16 oz.
Nu Milk 3 lb. carton
Aylmer slpoez.cial Process Peas i
24c o
41
45c
1
99c
1
1
2 for 29c
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS
The Feed Mill of J. C. Adams and. Son will be closed ZOt
repairs from Sept. 18th to Sept. 2;lst incluelve.
The office will be open. as usual.
feu wit lnd other yalues Just as great as these 41
THE
IT IS FRESH PEACH SEASON
Featuring
COUSINS PEACH ICE CREAM St
In Cones, Bricks, and Half Gallons
Be Sure To Take Home Enough From Your Nearest Cousilek,
Ice Cream Dealer or the Creamery, •
Not Just to.day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the ester.
Mr. Rod .Throbs or Smithville, was
hest man and Mr, James, Berrie or
Brussels, 'and Mr. William Hudak,
Toledo, were ushers.
Wedding music was provided by I.
Mr. John Rawford and Miss Sonya
Ramsay, who sang.
Following a reception. in the
Armenian Community Centre. the
couple left on a motor trip to the
Eastern United States. They will
make their home in Frnitla.nd,
William. Forbes.
Richard Fay
James McCaleum
Charles Forrest •
'Robert Lawson
William Hall.
Leslie McKenzie
Henry (Hank) Anderson
Daniel O'Toole,
Menem Toe&
World War it
Russell Barnard
Charles Benda
Harry Cummings
King Hastings.
Arthur . McLean
Donald Murray
Joseph Nicholeen.
Gordon Nichol
Roy Pearce
jack Speir
Archie Young
UNITED CHURCH
The Rev. J. W, Hird, a retired.]
iliinisiter from Gerrie, was the gees
fleet-teller in the United Church on
Sunday while the minister was con- I,
dulckng anniversary ; services at ;
Woodland neat Mount Forest,
The choir sang the ? ariehem.
,"Walking :esus". •
This Suindity is Rally Day. Every-
.1
BUS TRIP NOTICE
Anniversary Services will be hell
At :Union 'United. Church on !Sept-
ember 1.5eh with Rev. Stanley Bren-
ton as guest speaker.
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON 1
1 4
1 .1
SAT U RDAY, SEPT,, 14th,
Bub Leaving 'At 8 A. M.
Returning After
BRUSSELS CREAMERY Services, lit 11 A. M. and S P. lel. •
Pho4e, AO_ Brussels, Ont. Grandstand Performance
Trip $2.00
Phone - 11 or 48x4
Sponsored 'By Senior Girls
Softball Club Mitchell Fall F ENGAGEMENT
SEPT. 24 & 25
The engagement Is announced of
Margaret Marie. daughter of Mrs.
Harry MeOutcheon and the
late Harry B. McCutelleon to Alvin,
Bernell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Smith, Wroneter, Ont, Marriage to
take place latter paint of SePtember.
"The Biggest Little Fair in Ontario!"
$6000 in_ Prizes
HORSE RACES
' Sunday Senoloi
Morning Worship
10 A. M,.
11.15 A. M.
2.22 and 2.28 Classes $200 Purees "Rernembef [the Sabbath Day to
keep it The Library houre from Sept-
ember to June are as follows:
Monday
8 p.m. to 5 lem,
•
f? gent
V21.4C Tip Top.
Tailors
Phone
24 Elb
7.301
to 9 p.m,
, Knox Church, ETHEL.
Minister: Mi. C. L. Thompson
42r8
7.30 mm
to '9 p.m, Morning Wforelhip 9.45 A. M.
S. School & Bible Class '11 A. M.
Guest Preacher -. Rev, J, W, Hird
of Goatee
We Weltome You to Our Services,
7.30 p.m
to 9 p.m.
7.30 p.m
to 9 p.m.
7.30 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D:
Organist - Donald Dunbar
Divine Worship 11 A. M.
Union. Service at Melville
Presbyterian Church
Come in NOW for
Special & To Be Made
16.00
Children's Coat Sets
o 0 LLASHMAR
'DRIVE-IN THEATRE The. United Church
OF CANADA
Minister; Rev. L. Brown 13,A; B.D.
Organtat: Mrs. A. E. Martin
, Rally Day Service
Sunday Scheel meets in. the base-
ment to titillate for the Church
service - 11 A. M.
Divine 'Worship With Sund4 School
in attendance -- 1T.15 A, M.
Silibjectee. "Whet Snell I say lid 1U
Palter I
LISTOWEL SiMialtiVigigiVAMMEal3;11
Brussels Export Packers
011111M111111111 (Completely Regrtodeldd) Set. = Mon. Sept. 14 - 16
"RUN FOR COVER" 4 Wed. - Thurso Sept. 11 - 12 1.
Colour - VistaVisloh ., BOB HOPE
James Ce,griey, John Derek THE LEMON DROP KID Wants All Kin
THE JUNGLE"
'meg, Wed,' tot 'Sat, Sept.
detour, VistaVision I. "LOAD <50'
Double Feature"THAt CEFitAii\I FEELING''
Deb Hope, Eva Marie Saint fi with Johnny Shieffield And
"tHE RESTLESS BREED" „ .
ii,AtoetHinid GOES"
Scott Brady, Ann Bancroft Thur. '" Sept.
doletif Bing .Ceotby, beeild oteliffee • Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Mitzi dayri,or Sept. 16 , 17 wig
Stewart, portrays.
CildOet 'Llrittheit in
20;:ititt 1:016.0 6
ClneniaSoope
ttioeliset thHilltigt Auffitntiol .
of POULTRY
Anglican Chit -tch
e CANADA
111/000h ati spos•etat
sov. 'red L .01‘1011, C.
Jihnoo Church, isoue..14
8,06 P. M. EVenSeitg.
at David's Ciuroi, i-leetryn 4.4
Tlxanksgivirig Services
11,00' A. M and S.00 P. M.
er A BEST PRICES PAIP:
Before You sell Your Poultry.
..gitli6t MOO In Or Phone
Brussels Export P.4idilidtt.. Pli.00,0:10g1
E4iott. ,Paket.t, 'salad you
adiiistrig ycn how to tdtyOtt:ti.Otdt:Qi
C - -3 hAtiTr' - -0.
PI It NING ,t.HL-A)10,0
. "AL A, It. V'112/Vt.C''
BRUSSEL c• Th..1.4,. 47.
4,4+6 dear
.,11Ok ()tried Opens at 7.26 &Clock,
First Sho 8.64
Citrlldrert Udder 12 in: bar° Pied
botoaii 4i
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