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HUETHER 'S PRODUCE
EGGS POULTRY
ROE and WATTS FEEDS.
MURRAY HUETHER
Phone 80 Brussels.
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Incorrie Tax Problems Z
Income Tax Computed
at, a reasonable rate. Will compute income tax forme_!or.bareirassiaga.
and farmers, Caen all day Thcsday and. Friday. Call Z.47-Pgt--
appointments. File early returns and avoid the last minute rara:Wa...
GLENN M. RONNENBERG
INSURANCE
Brussels, Phone 247 Monkton, Phone Matched' t5+70117'
DISCO[,-NI
On All Dry-Cleaning
Starting January 1,26
to January ,24th
LISTOWEL D Y CLEANEr:
Agent: C. J. Pegelow, Brussels
Harold. Swift, Ethel
Fred Kirkpatrick, Cranbroot-
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TO OUR MILK CUSTOM.
Making milk deliveries In the Village has becom e. very' ca,Merir
due to' the excessive athount of snow. This, makes. delivitriLtat.t-***V46
slow and a lens day for the delver.
,ConimeneIng January 12thi deliveries Will' be Mode. ttt liar
village one day and the other half the next. 44
DellVerles will be made south of the river noiN Mottdayst:11944414-77
'days, Oridays. and Saturdayei:
Deliveries will be made north of the elver oat Tuesdays Thin* egOe',.
and SattirclaYa•
W e. appreciate your buthies and would ask to yd00-4t-titicOkr4p
WIthi the never dellVery 'schedule,
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ANNUAL MEETING and BANQUEr
East Huron Agricultural Society
At Melville Presbyterian Church
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28th
At 7 P. (VI.
Slides by Gordon mooavie on Trip to Germany
Tickets $1.50, on Sale from Directors
Wilfred Shortreed, Pres, Norman Hoover, Sec.-Treas,-
LICENSE AND PERMIT
OFFICE OPENED HERE
Mn'ilartley Fischer. Clerk of the
Village of Brussels, has been
appointed Tastier of motor vehicle
licenses, and permits.
This will be an. appreciated -
convenience 'to the people of this
community, a great many of whom
have already taken advantage of it
this week. His, rather, J. W.
Fischer received the first license
!sailed here. •
PEOPLE WE KNOW
gra,. Tas. Ballanityne is, acting,
librarian during the illness of Mrs.
'IS *
Mr, and Mrs. Cleo. 'Baelter and
family of London, were'week end
visitoirs with her rphrents, "Mr. and,
Work.
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Mr John Hoover has returned to
his .Studios at Western University.
London, after spending the Chriat-
mats, vacation at his home here,
We a.re Pleased to rePort that Mrs.
C, Sellers, who 'has been a patient
Witighara Nefspital • since •.the • day
►"Olt Publishing House skatherlsellas seees4 dem Teen. Ot&e .1514ittU4114, gsterre Thursday, January 8th 1959
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$011:)' per year - 4240.1.11AtiVo
• THE BR S LS
is sorm.w.ha ,r UNITED CRURCH borore New Tears,
'Improved, .The December meeting of the
* . M, S. was held in the Sunday
Mrs. W. IS. Scott, the popular School item. The president. Mrs. H.
liinatrinn of the 'Brusaels Library. !Thomas, in charge of the' meeting,
opened, with members repeating the eontirrites seriously Ill in Wingiorm Lord's Prayer. A Short business Hospital folloWing a stroke suffered
He is survived by his wife, a
daughter, Lois .(Mrsa • Clarence
Borim), Winghatna a son, Robert,
on the home farm, one grandson,
;George Telmstaa lof .Beigrave. A
son, Arthur McLeod predeceased
him in March 1951,
Also surviving are three sisters,
'Mrs, Frank Shaw ok Morris Town-
. ship. Mr".. Earl Mathers, Lucan and
Drs, IGIonden Simmnos, Wingtana.
Two sisters, and two brothers pre
deceased him. His brother Win.
Alexander passted away suddenly
only ;' month ago.
John's (Guild was held at the home
of Reta 'Glasgow.
The meeting- opened with the
hymn '10 Little Town of Bethlehem"
followed by the Lord's Prayer in
lanCe{13 was presented by
Higgins as follows;
PFe‘q,ent MargeertI;e Nre,uter
Vice President — Ethel Brewer
Secretary —Jessie TAttle
treasurer — Leona Armstrong
Pianist — Mary Fisolier
Asst. Pianist — Helen Elliott
Sunshine Committee — Wilma
Hemingway, Kate Wilson
Flower Committee — Isabel Adams.
Wirmifred Edgar
Press 'Reporter — Mary Davidson
The group leaders then took charge
off the %octal portion.. A Christmas
Prayer by Ruth Pipe was much
appreciated ,and Christmas Synibols
were presented by • Joanne Kings
group.
A Hilarious skit entitled "The
Swellum Machine" displayed the
talents of Ethel Brewer and Jessie
Little.
of Elizabeth Elliott read an interesting
account' of The Harvesting of Holly
in British Columbia, and Jean
Trelancr,s, group presented 4 amusing
versions of the familiar *nursery
rhyme, Mary Had a Little Lamb,
Betty Bronson demonstrated the
The minutea of the; November hula hoop with great skill followed
meeting were read and adopted. The
treasprer reported that there was
a nice balamce on hand.
Reta gave a reading on the history
of Santa Claus.
Carols were sung by all present.
Pat Davis conducted the business
after which Rev. K. Daggs cenduleted
the election of officers for 1959. „
President — Pat Davis
Vice Pres. — Tedn .Workman,
Secretary — Marie MCCutcheon •
Asst. Sc— Phyllis Fleeter
Treasurer — Isabel Alcock
Sunshine Treas. — Ruth Thornton_
Pianist— Alberta Smith ,
Rev, K. ,Taggs closed the meeting
and members exchanged Christmas
gifts.
A delicions lalnch was served by, the
lunch committee.
George Carswell. Johnston
'G'eor'ge Carswell ,Johnston, 4
former 'OldeY Township resident;
maimed away in 'Wingliata Generdl
Hospital, where he was taloa follow
in: aryiden 1:4•:.r, :attack 'Suffered
at his home oxr Shuter St. in
W111'thioA on Tuesday, January 6th,
Iii' was in Ilia, 64th year.
A son of George Tohnston and,
;Sarah Atkins • of NoWlele, Mr.
Johnston Married Elizabeth
'He was a veteran of World War 1,,
Mr, and Mire Johnston farmed in
Grey Township for a number all
years before mowing to a 'farm just
4011th of Winglittni on No, .4 'High.
way, They retired to Wingham only
last fall,
ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The December meeting
W. M. S.
St.
by the well-known "Night Before
Christmas", nicely presented in the
form of a pageant by Joanne's
'group with suitable costumes and
props.
A contest on the Drawing of a Rein-
;deer closed the'progralna and all Went
'to the dining room where a beautf
ful Christmas, tree, stood surrounded
by gifts. After. the singing of "Silent
Night", these were distributed by
Santa Claus and all 'enjoyed deltc-
ona retreshments served by Mrs.
Conlon, Joanne Ring, Ethel Brewer.,
Ruth Pipe and Jean Ireland.
mgt.-1014.E GU.ILP .• • •
Twenty nine merobens of the Pres,
by tertan Young Weuerr's Guild
.gathered at the bailie of Mrs, jeaa
Conlon for their Oltilistinas rne o tin
The tastefully decorated aiirround-
Ings lent a festive air to the occasion
which prevailed .' throughout - the
evening.
A ,Atort business. session Ill Charge
of Winn, fred. Edgar Opened the
'plrograrame and the . Pew elate. of
Jean r
Phone g93
Uriited Church Y. P, U.
SKATING PARTY
TUESDAY, JAN. 13th
Skating from 8 to 10
Lunch at the Church
Admission 35c and 25c
Everyone Welcome
JAN. SPECIAL
at
'IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON
'Where better permanents cost less,
- CREME COLD WAVES
Complete $4.50
Appointment day or evening
Phone 155
ANNUAL
SKATING PARTY
In Brussels Arena
• TUESDAY, JAN. 27th
,sponsored by Brussels United Church
Sunday School
Lunch Served"aa 10 p.m.
at the Church
:Admission: Public School Childret
25c _Adults 350
,JANUARY SPECIAL
CREML COLD WAVES
CoMplete
$4.95
with Cut
'VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
140 Brussels
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Melville Church
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Groans
Organist -- Donald Dunbar
10 A. 'M. Sunday School
11 A. M,. Divine' Worship
r.
The United Church
',OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. BroWn B.A.; d.D.
.Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
• 9.45 Church Sobool
1.1 ,A,M, Out ,of lithe ;dood Treasure
Note -- Annual .Meeting on Jan. 9th..
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L: Anglican Church
eZi!. OF CANADA
PsNoh of llimisaN ).1
' V40. W. jag.. SA. i.
r: . Epiphany
if,
sal'Al '. Holy ;Cmelutel t'
it matins
lunar ,
- St. David% Fienf011
'goo m tut it
I last week,
Mr. net itend,erson received a
pleasant aarniiise on New T'ear's 1
Eve when he had a telenhone• call I-
from his brother, Wes T-Tenderson,1
:ef Grameltort, B. C, - I
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• '1Vrilas Marlon Hoover. dairliter of I
Mr. and Mrs, areSrman 711enver, has I
taken 11. nesitIon en tile ;staff of mho
flan fi (Tian Bank ;of tlexamerce here
She •crUninenred li nr ti /..,',..r d il to ci ,m,
lvforday of,this'weeta
CAPITOL
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IHEAIRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
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Fel. Sat. Jan, 9 10
WALT DISNEY
10,0e:tents
"THE' MisSOuRt TRAVELLERw
Cohn,.
'Standen der Wilde,
A teenage orphan rune away to
become' a. Fernier
Mon. Tues. Jan 12 13
Lana Turner anti Jeff' Chdndler,
Star in a Riiniatle COMedy
eafFie LADY TAKES' A'FLYER"
:Chiernateepe 'Cater
Wed. A Thtie, A Jan 14' ••, 1b .1A
See . Hot Rod Racing
Near Reek and Ralf 'MAO
t'i NOT RODCANdli
High Sehoot
tht BiOfy o11 a dill
MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
ORGANIZED HERE
On Priddy MAW:a:Ian- 2nd, a Meet-
laa waa 4.04.1 to oroonize the Bras-
lads Maar ii9tal ey 1,4;ague. It was
decided haVe 'Weigel fm 2 ago
proups, 7 • 9 yeaya and 9 . hat.
Icr the sanaller rhildren on the ice
thait—Ali boys Interested in playing. '
-adc welcome. to come Monday and. t
Wednosday nights from I - S pan,
and Saturday morning at 9 a.m.
'Boys are to supply 'Itch' own sticks,
but other einiipMent such as sweat ,
ta.s and goalie pads will he provided,
Tin' -General Manager of the I.
loazzue is Oiler Riley. The managers
leataa ;Ito iael: McDonald, Lou
Ebel. Ted Wilson, and Hartley •I
Discher The Secretary Treasurer '
isGeorge Galbraith.
The coaches , and committee
charge are
Saturdays —
George Galbraith
Ned Rutledge
Ted Wilson
Hartley Fischer
Herb Stretton
Jim Valiance
Mcnday Nights, —
Lou •Ebel
O. Riley
Ted Wilson
Don Willis
Hartley Fischer
Jim' Valiance
Wednesday Nights
Hartley Fischer
Don Willis •
Lou Ebel
Ted Wilson
Ian. McDonald
Jack McDonald
Jim Valiance
All' support this venture will he
apnredate'd to' encourage the younger
beva in 'hockey, Any donations will
be welcomed by the secretary treas.-,
mrer or any of - the committee.
HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
'1VIEET JAN. 14+h
Miss Clair McGowan of Blyuh will
he the guest speaker at the regulai
meeting of the Brupsels Home and,
School Association to be held at the ,
school at S p'arl on Wednesday
Jan, 14th.
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ession took place.: Mrs. T. Streeter'
reported for the nominating Corn.
tnittee. Treasurer, Mrs. MeLauchlin,
reported that the allocation on Miss-
ionary giving had been exceeded
again. a
On behalf.of -the Society MrS,
L. Nichol thanked the retiring presi-,
dent, who served so faithfully.
The isenier grotto than ;kilned the
Friendship Circle. Mrs. George
Bridge, chairman of the program
took charge. Scripture by Mrs. Jack
Cardiff, and readings by Mrs, D, Mc.
,Aster, MrS. L. Wheeler and Mrs.
A. ketaggart; duet, McWhirter
sisters; Mate isetrunietital. by Mrs.
Jittzt, All Were much enjoyed.
Christinakl carols were sung by the,
trientherS under the direct on of
M.rs E, Martin. Prayer by Mrs. 11.
Johnston closied this portion of the
Meeting..
Lunch was 'Served by the senior
groitp trent a prettify decorated table,
Mn'; Theinee and Mrs. Jack LOUre,•
Presidents of each groin), pottered
tea, MeMotoeit. Hoover,
and Willittthaori Were the omitnittee..
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ATTENTION #ARMERn.
Not anIs, (lees it contravene the
Traffio Act but it is lift _
cult to *keep toWnetilp onneeeSkiln
and Sh1N•oFyls tee() of ki.Otti'' It the
plow is being eMitintiallY lifted for
milk end 'ettit 'left on the ei
rant* 'of tie Wo. itto bet
todittio datitgo that tratty
occur,
itottit
of Grey TOW:1MP.
DANCE.
in Cranbrook Community Centre
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th
Music. By K E. N WILsEs ,s Orche5trQ.
Lunch Booth in the Hall,
Under Auspices of Cranbrook Hall k;'6a.7.1a
Admissica 50c Everybody Welcosn*t
Annual Meeting
Grey Twp. Federation of Agricultare
Ethel Community Hall
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 144...
At 8.30 P. M.
GUEST SPEAKER — GEO. ivIcCAG UE, of Hitlisktur"
Everyone Welcome
We Deliver
sorryrol.cs..ammise,.ammmlimg•-l' 110111 .messinmes
NOTICE
Motor Vehicle Licenses and Permits now on sale at the
CLERK'S OFFICE in th'e VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS'.
Office will be 'open Monday to Friday from 9 — 5 and
Saturday afternoon from 2 — 5
H. A. FISCHER, .ISSVER.
c•romar.••••maasimmew ISM Lftismiscesonixfamm•rsTna.
NOTICE
For The Village of Brussels
PARKING
To facilitate snow plowing and snow removal operations,
;PARKING ON THE STREETS of this Municipality Is prohibited
between the hours of 2 Lira and 8 a.m.
This ordeir will be Strictly enforced in aiccordance with the High-
way Traffic' Act, Section 43, Subsection 9. '
NOTICE IS HEREBY *GIVEN that the Municipality will not he
responsible for any ciaanagea CauSed to parked 'aehiclet as the
result of snow Oewing or snow reiroe"I •-,arationt.
DAVID HASTINGS; 'CHIEF Or POLICE
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PROCLAMATION
Village of Brussels
In accbrclande with a resolution paSsed by the
Municipal Connell of the Village of Briiiiiela
I hereby proclaim that ht view- of the
preset rabies sittiatiOtio no dog Atilt be,
allowed to run 'at large in, the Village of
Brussels until :fitiothet notice from this
C. E. lifeetricheoni Reel)*