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4 to make many reservations on
B russels P an ost d also to put up• mutton 'by ,Gordon Stephenson and
bills. The meeting then adjourned, ihay Branson
— Carried
BRUSSELS SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING.
The regular monthly
made
meeting of
All business being concluded a
t matirn to adjourn the meeting was
by Gordo(' Stephenson and
Louis Ebel.
F. Elliott, Sec.-Treas m
Jul,ou, a ,..,,,tecery metnarlais, 38
Avondale Ave., Phone 257W., Ruy
Shantz and Bert Pretty, ProeCtorg
For a memorial of lasting begat",
at. a reasonable price and guaranteed
workinanolito contact our represent-
ative.
Mr, Frank W. Kemp
At the regular morning service
in Knox Pres. Church on Sunday
My, C. L. Thompson sang the solo ,
"Jesus 'Lover of My Soul."
There will be no service here
on Sunday next, owing to I', being.(
the Anniversary of Ethel
Church.
Harrison — Lake
Before a setting of white glad,
bolas terns, and lighted tapers, in
in Norfolk United Church, Guelph,
on Saturday, September 14th, apt
!I:00 o'clock the Rev. fl, Garfield
Rees united in marriage Lillian
Violta Lake and Mr. Murray Pur-
vis The bride is the
youngest daughter ,ot Mrs, Lake and
the late Charles E. Lake, Brussels.
Ont., and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison of
R. R. 'I, Camlecnie, Ontario.
the Brussels School. Board was held
at the school with all members ex,
rept Mrs. Rann and R. Kennedy pre-
sent.
The minutes of previous regular
and 2 'special meetings were read
and adopted on maim by Louis Ebel
p!rld May Bronson,
— Carried
A motion was made by Gordon,
Stephenson and May .BrOttson in-
structing the Secretary to. write
Stain' Construction ListowleI, Hugin
C,caistruction Seaforth, and Bennett
and Wright Mitchener, asking for
inspection of school with regards
riec,t:sary repairs and price of
The delightful, mellow weather of late summer and early.
fall makes for pleasant travelling. And this is an ideal
time for that adventurous sightseeing trip to interesting
places in Canada and the United States. A wider choice
of accommodation is available when the mid-season
hubbub is over. Now is the time to travel , .. by train,
Canadian National Railways suggest:
Where to go...
Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay
Bracing Ontario Highlands
Distinguished Laurentian Resorts
Glamorous Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle *
Scenic Jasper National Park
fascinating California *
Historic Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa*
Exciting New York City, Atlantic City
Bustling Detroit, Chicago*
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Maple Lear Package Tours available to these points. Ask for clescrip. five booklet. Economical Family Fore plan available to Pacific Coast Points. Travel Wise people agree the train way h the comfortable, Telexing way to travel.
Give yourself a treat...
Mr. Tom Pennington spent the
week-end at his hoMe here.
Mrs. Hunt, Get, is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, Wes. McEachern.
Nil', C. L. Thompson, Kenneth
Kniight -and Jim. Perrie returned to
\heir studies at WO...el-too Follege'
this week.
Mr. Harold Knight .is leaving for
Californ&-r this week
Mrs, Mary MititleholtZ, Mr. and
Mrs. Pi/ lam Dalton and D. anYla,
orlon, were *Sunday visitors at the `
and Mrs. Murray' Aame
loanowaraatovaszor. Ja.
home of Mn
Huethe r.
My. and Mrs. L. iGtordon spent
Sunday in WallaCeburg,
Keep Sat. Oct. 5th in mind and
plan to attend the sale of home ji
math• baking and candy in the lib
rary*, Come and help the library
finances and also get your supply
of good firings for the week-and,
Mr.!, Diner' MrTaggert returned
home on Saturday from a three
Week visit, with Mr. and Mrs.
WA. or'!Thai-old.Thai-old.'She has I
br,rn (.011fined to her boa Since and
wag removed to the Kitchener
'Fr-e ,A-10:r :hospital an Wednrsday.l
Mr-3, Murray HitetliAr and Mrs,
Alton Mcfrogoart are attending the '
Arcs Convention of W. -T. at Can-Mb:
th14 'week,
IN'. Stevens, Ins,
Geo. Davidson Salary
dilly' and Aug. 200.00
Expre,...s on. Books 1..25
Aug Hydro
Ma shn n ,-; rilWare t10„60
Harvey Kitchen 3.00
000P Clark, 22,47.
.T. M. Dent 22,79
4tucMiltan Co. 28.95
(lecitetner Maps 1,25
Given in marriage. ny her brother,
Mr. John Lake ofGluelpii, the bride
was radiant in a floor length
gown of -white nylon tulle over
taffeta featmiing a shirred bodice,
short shirred sleeves and a V-neck-
line outline with deep cRosepoint
.lace. ;The bouffant hoop skirt, fell
softly from a dropped waistline. A
Harm of nmther of pearl sequins held
the fingertip veil of embroidered
and appliqued net. and she wore
matheing nylon mittrns. She carried
a' white bible 'topped with a single
white ornhid and fern her only
adornment was ra single strand of
pearls with matching earings•
Matron of honor for her sister. Mrs.
Rioy Cbarlton of Huntsville chose
a taff , to gown of awned,: •ereer
with matchher sash of nylon
Her gown fe attired a sahrina neck-
line fafrog to a V-in tho hack. and
three-quarter sleaves. • She wore a
Matching headdress, gloves and
• Tl'Or sortilo bofettel was
y..11;,\V STI 9sta mums. She
wore pearl choker and earings, nift
ra 41i , Isvirlo.
• Convenience 3 minute walk to
Union Station; closest hotel to
heart of downtown.
• Luxurious guest rooms
and suites.
• Good Food—full course
meals and delicious snacks.
ti O Entertainment—Home
of the famous Clol, T;p1:go
et -featuring Broadway
Shows nightly.
1oloi C. Wittaton
P.4chener
r4,uidrittee CP,staiet
W. '(4,age
Mr, Stanley Harrise- k•"•arnia,
ltroilitr of the groom Was best man,
and the ushers were Mr. Bill Dusk
of Sionvia and Mr. Jahn Metcalf
Toronto.
A reception for forty-five guests ,
w;is held in the aurefli i*arlor. The
bride's rnoltherr received wearing a
qrpy crap, dress With dusty rdse
aceelories and corsage of pinit
narration.'', Sias wee nesisted by the
gronm's 'who otiose a navy ,
crepe dross well matching access-,
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Moved by ROY llneriSatt, Seconded
by touts Pibel these adeounts be
bait THZ darriarl.
.wrs. Mary Hitether's application
be.-01rworI oft sunnly -i,.Y,tiJs Plated Ott
HOT
FRONT and SIMCO$
TOttONTO
151I4iltr EMPIRE' 4-4114i'
ions from interested -members d
”rylyi ortruSfV, gratertilb'r'
onre!oa,
Moved im T,, veo,Noitea by
T. Gordan, A, forest .1.
• P.',11--el be a ratninitten to rissig
• mobile, during the Sale. COried.,
it 'Woe deicideit 4o telVertiSe it the
'renbrook Library
..meeting .'of the .Lipttary .
Board was conducted infOrroally in t.
the ..absence ..of the „pertidetit, I.
Gordan.
Miss L. 'Nibble, treaslitten in, lien
report drew attention to the fact r
$10 must e&rned by Salt 1St
irtig
an that ektienSesr may be Met. ,
nierve:ri by A. Pores arid See-
OnAr,fi hi' A. Phigel that We lawn a
hake Sale gatuttlaY, tivt. rrt9i at 2,06
1,11)11V. 1r IOn.0.1.1 -Member
o.ir resimrsible far bring,
it1,- It' least, trral articles Of baking
twit tint we rieeep1 aitY t filet with b.& action taken regarding
it at the preSent
ft deditled that the reltairmatt
of the tto-atd 6.11d Orre, other riiernlhee
would' ciliated the titiblto '8.etiont
Trustees" tonvention at NVital§or iii
Oettsber, Secretary war advised'
, °ries and g ,totittlA0 white ear-
1, nations.
tor a. wedding trip' to t4 tastern
Sitntes 'tire bride ,donned a, light
t.sett wool suit with chocolate
grown atcasSeries and corSoge of
whit, orelvid,
rollowiling their wedding trip the
holppy anittplo will reside in Doer_
soli. O•nt.
• is a
GOOD TIME
to
TRAVE!...;
and go by train... go C.N.R.
Contact your
Canadian National representative
for information and reservations,
— Carried
hung Pr,nripal MrS Galbraith WAS
presenIt and presented the Board
with a farther list of naceaSary
supplies - Moved by Ray lltoriSon,
seconded by Cordon 'Stephenson
These supplies 'be ordered as soon ad
possible
— Carried
ITh e following secant-its Were
presented!
,Ialy Hydro $ 85.21
Water 5.25
;tots, Brewer, goal
Huron County. Library 60.00
5%00
The world's finest cheddar 4,44,
cheese is made right here in
Canada, And, our Canadian
cheese is one of the best
and cheapest sources of good
food value. It's an excellent
is source of protein, which
everybody neads for building
slid repairing healthy tissues.
Enjoy the many varieties
of Canadian cheese!
New cheese reeipes I .Write
to Matte Fraser, , belfry Foods •
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rlivlsion o#' Dairy Fartneie of Canaria'
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