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CUPID'S CAPERS
Wroxeter Community HALL
FRIDAY, FE,J5. 13
Special; Dances and Cupid's Draw,
Elliott Carruther's Orchestra
eAdmission 75c
Lunch Booth In Hall
Sponsored by the Wroxeter
Hall Board
.Ev,eryone Welcome
Sr,12 E-C I A L
Continued -for 2 weeks Only
CREME: COLD WAVES
Complete
$4.95
with Cut
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
140 Brussels
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Polak of Drummis
Pillrilster: Rev. Jonathan Green.
Organist - Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M, Olvlile Worship
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Wednesday
10.06 A. M. .Holy EUCharrili
M. Devotions & iiriltditatisht
`The Rev, 0. Skihiltig
St. Michaels Chtitohi 'Rfirottidei
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Aylmer Catsup
11 oz. - 2 for
Premium Fancy Sockeye Salmon
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Crown Brand Corn Syrup
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Phone '293
Melville Church
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Tho Meeting was opened with a
shout sing-song followed by Bible
led by Ann Cardiff, The liusIness Was
conducted by the president, Murray
Hoover, Nineteen members answered
th e roll cell, Plans were made for a
fireside telloting the Saturday
everting service on 'Mardh 28th. 'A
Vim strip was shown by Rev, Brown.
Lunch was then :served followed by
taps.
UNITED CHtURCH Y. P. .U.
The Brussels United Church Young
Peoples 'Union held their meeting at
the home of Ralph Watson on Sun-
day evening,
Where better permanents cost less.
CREME COLD WAVES
Complete $4.50
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
When Draw Will be made for the
New 1959 Chev. Ticket salesmen area
asked to change the date of the Draw
one their tickets.
2 for
• ." r PIUI bidrieyfei
't PAUL, EUNVANo.
Spontsored by
The Recreatio'nal Committee
Wed. - Thurs. Sat.
FebrUary 11 -12 13 , 14
.4 - dig Days -- 4
WALT DIS1\110Y'S
Mon. Wed.
16 ;17 - 18
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VERtidOiv
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The matter of approval of tile'
construction of an addition to the
Winghttm Distriet High School was
brought before the council by Mr,
Wm, King and after a lengthy
discussion tt was moved by Gordon
Wilkinson, seconded by Walter
Shortreed that we approve the
construction - -of an addition to the
Winetam District High. Schoel
- Carried
Moved 'by Gordon Wilkinson, sec- I
ended by Stewart Procter that we
advertise for tenders to supply,
crush and delteer approximately
12,000 cubic yards of gravel through
a Cinch screen. Tenders to he In by
March 2nd, 1959, 12 o'clock noon, A
marked cheque for $200 to be en
closed with each tendet
- Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
'Onded'by Ross Duncan that the road
accounts as presented by the Road
Superintendent he paid
- Carried
Moved:by Roes Duncan„ seconded
„by Walter Shortreed that the general
accoupta ail peesetted he paid
- Carried
Moved -by Stew:art Procter, see-
ended by :Gordon Wilkinson that we
give a event of $25.00 to the. Wing
• hem Salvation Army
- Carried
Meeed. by Waiter Shortreed, sec-
ended by Rose Thittran that the
ineetine adjourn to Meet Again on
March '.3/1d. 1959 at I p. in.
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Tile following accounts Were paid
en tree-teal World supplies
No r8LYCEUMemwetitNGv
who
whAis1%,i. •i e, r4.0i.i
ON TARIO
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THEATRE a
14 14E. VIKINGS
A seething action drains that centre's
around the Warring, barbaric',
. Feb., 12 - 13 . 14
Thurs., Frit., Sat.,
Kirk Qouglete Janet. Leigh
ht
'Tony Curtly, Ernest Bergnitie
Commencing at 7.15 P. M.,
Two Shoals Each Nigcentre's
in
- titiiiintritt Yiiiiii age,
'is to look after the hooks at 90 cents
per loUr and tenders to supply nop
lbs. of Warble Fly powder
Moved by -Gordon Wilkipson, sec-
onded by Walter 'Shortreed that the
Post • Publishing house he re_
engaged as printer for 1959.
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Moved by Stewart Procter, sec-
ended by itoss Datieen that By-Law
No. le 1959 setting the Read Appro-
priation for $35,000- be passed as
rOad the first. second and third
times subject to the approval of the
District Municipal Engineer,
Morris Twp. Council
The Council Met in the Townhip
on Febrtutry and, With all the
members present.
The minatee ell the lust meeting
were read and adopted on Motion of
Walter, Shortreed and - (Jordon
Wilkinson,
Fr seilleeriPtiens 32.29
Advance-Times, advertising 6.90
(enmity of Huron, Indigent
fees 69.00
Tin:Feels. Teleinhone, tons 6.0
Huron Crop Improvement
Association, grant 25.00
Gee. TTiegins, fox bounty 4.00
Standard, adver.
tieing 3.90
dltelied
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Account 15.00
Snlvallon Army, grant 2.1)(1
llailie Parrott Geo. C. Martin
Reeve •
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izations of the church were encourag-
leg. •
Plans lo.r the new. year ;include .
- the landscaping of the new manse ,
and 'building a' garage onto it, A ,
Property committee in -charge of the
landscaping includes W. H. King,
George l lliott, and. Gerald Gibson...
•Neened to plan the garage for The
manse are W. W, Smith, Gerald
• Gibson, Theinee •Shortreed, each John'
Will. Redecoration of the church
Wag turned over to the board of
managers, who were asked' to obtain
estimates, A .conimittee pet in cheree
of releine money for the henaine •
fund of the Deaconess Home • it.
Toronto incit:lee `Mee. .Trion
Mrs: tetroie Sweeney, Gellert Gti
• son, and Mr, erg `Mrs. 1), r.
son.
W1.10 was the Winner of the guessing
-contest for the evening when he
estimated within a hilt inch the
correct 21 inch thickness of the ice
above the dam.
The feature of the evening • was the
showing of inecesting scenic elidee of
Irelend,. New York and Florida, by
D. Glasgow and J. McDonald.
supper was :sery.ed hy ladies
The Brussels auxiliary of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Church held a joint nieetieg
with the Friendship, Circle and the
CGIT scoop. The- scripture- lesson
', end meditation were given by Mrs.
JamesTeretbit11.
The President, Mre. 1401841;1e
befinte, welcomed the newly-formed
Cori' group and preeetitedi,to each
girl her NVOridoe 'Oros badge
A gift from ithe senior society.
A duet it'hs sang by Dianne Kirkby
and Anne Cardiff ;with Marina
Hoover at the Patio. A 'film ell
CIGIT Work Wet ebovett. -dealing with
color Segregation. This- film WO
made hi bresdon,
Thomas' Streclittu and 'We,
-Janie§ Turnbull Weed chosen : take
Pert fit the program of the World
Ti•stv of PritY(s.r Johns Abet-
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WHEN WILL THE LigtO
PABREL Q0 OV.EFil
flow good are Yau at eatimatiu,;
the. exact time of the spring break.
PP of ice On the Mailuul. river Iterc.
The local •Lions are Sponsoring a
contest, placing a red barrel above
the dam; the person nearest 11w
-exact tinn, It goes•over the dam Will
win a substantial pri-o. Watch for
full particulars..
This contoot was arranged fey et
the regular supper meeting of ho
club on. Monday night, Lion preident
IX A, 'Rolm vacated the chair in
f amour of Lion J, McDonald.. Minutes
and correspondence were dealt with
by 1../ian secretary Robt, Walker,
Lions
The
St.
At the heard of Inetelnf.".' w ont.
Ing limit felleted, tonics Mair Was
clorqnfl r4vvirMrALP
Leen was .served by the Yonne
Iveinseo Cele p ,,rynr1 Ion ,r,11.
of
'UNITED CHURCH W, M. S,
Am rose •Church,
DANCE
In Cranbrooh Community Contrer
FRIDAY, FEB, 20
Music by: The Sunset Seranoders
Admission 50c Everybody Welcome
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EUCHRE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
At 8;30 P. M.
In the Brussels Library
PRIZES - ADMISSION 50c
Everyone Welcome
Sponsored by East Huron Agricultural Society-
Ladles Please Bring. Lunch
*BRUSSELS RANSPORT
Safe Dependable Motor Transport
Phone 122 Brtissels P.C.V. C.D.F.F5g,
"Super Speciar
SALE
on
Easy Automatic itrii
Reg. $249.95 - Now Only - $165.5(L',
WHILE THEY LAST:
MACHAN HARDW
PHONE 253
HUETHER'S PRODUC..
EGGS POULTRY
ROE and WATTS FEEDS
MURRAY HUETHER
Phone 80 Brussels
Income Tax. Problems 7
Income Tax 'Computed
at a reasonable rate. Will compute income tax for,. e for bushman*
and farmers. Open all day Tuesday and Friday, Call 24"'" la*"
appointments. File early returns and avoid the la:t minute rFArg.Z
GLENN M. RONNEN:a R
INSURANCE
Brussels, Phone 247 Monkton, Phone Mitchell SAW
TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL
MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
FOOD SHOW
and FARM EQUIPMENT DISPLAY
WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS; LONDON'
February 24 - 27, 1959i .'
(11 Western Ontario Counties))
Entries close February 19
Secure prize list from County Agrieniturai Ofiiee Secretarri:- .
Middlesex Soil ,and Crop Improvement Anst..In'it...q, 210 Richt-roc&
Wading, LOnden.,
Be an Exhibitor Plan t, -fie
E. A. (TED) WILSON
Former General Contror
OF ONitiont, ;011"17 M110
Commencing tuoirtaaa- As- Contractor'
iN BRUSSELS and Wit4d1-1AM t$11'ilidttO
•• OiOMNIERCIAL a-,n d RESIDENTIAL
Concrete 'Work Betteral Reeitato •
Brick and- •Rieck .Woek V flotrayli*
ittiporito
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The United Church
OF CANADA
AlAinister: Rev. L. Brown B..A.; S.D.
,Organlet: Mrs. A. E. Martin.
0.41 Church School
Divine, Worship
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LITCHEON ItOCERY
-CAPITOL IHEATRE
LISTOWILL. ONT.
' JACK THYNNE
CONCERT AND
DANCE
in Brussels 'T'own Hall
Appointment day 'or evening
Phone 155
VALENTINE TEA
BAKE SALE and TEA
Brussels'Public Library
SATURDAY, FES. 14th
Sponsored by
Majestic Womens Institute
S C I A 'L
CONTI NU I NG
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IRENE'S BEAUTY `SALON ,
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59c
33c
Moved by Stewart Preetere see-
(ended by ROes Duncan, that we
give, the nueett Crop Improvement
Association a grant of $25,00
Carried
;Moved Eby Ross Dunean, seconded
by Walter Shortreed that we adver-
Sts, eiciarm aoj suoprowidu .toj oast
inspector at $1,00 per hour plus 7
cents per mile and a helper who
MELVILLE CHURCH
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of Melville
Presbyterian Chereh was held -en
Wednesday, Feb. 4th, with Rev 3.
H, Greeee as chairman. Geeeee
Elliott was seereth.ry.
The session repert was given by
Wilfred. Shortreed. The total mem-
herslip is 236,
Five retiring mangers, Gerald
Gibson, Orwell Elliott, W. .71I.
Smith, Joseph. Blelek, and • Wilfred
"Shortreed, • were replaced by Tames
W. Armstrong, G. Kreuter,
James. Bowman, Graham Work, and
Thomas Shortreed. Auditors for 1959
are D. M. MacTavish and W, C. Kerr.
Reports given by secretaries and
treasurers of the various orgae-
Jumble Name
Contest
• Viic Xame .4.7untest spoil
soreti by The Brussels Po-t, • Mer.
chants and Business Men StarIS
The contest runs f I' V4.e0tH•
There .are hundreds of prizes, special
big discounts amounting to hundreds
of dollars.
Now's Yovr Chan--4e .to. Buy
and fyet the best deals of
your life. Special offers include.
wasblug Oars.. Trueks,
Livestoelt Foed and Seed, Hard.,
tare Gee and F.:lectrir Ranges,
Plumbing and Beating, Clothing
ami Boots and Shor.s.
Enter Tie Contest
Patronize the Merchants who
advertise, Advertised Products mean
Quali'y Products!
Contest Roles
The Contest Rules are simple
Th e prizes • are good, over $100.00
Here's Al) you 'naive to do,
(1) All entries must he made on
the- Official Contest Entry FOrtu•
which will appear each week in The
Post on the jumble Names Contest
Page,
(2) Each entry 'roust be :wove
panted by a sales slip from one of
the Advertisers in the Jumble flamer.
contest Who will display a Jumble
Name,: 'Window Card in his store.
Before you. buy look for the- Card!
(31 in the event of a tie the W
IrrI'S will be Il he contestants the
turn in the most sales slaps' from the
Jumble Names Advertisers with their
entry form.
(41 There will be ,three.. winners
each week for 10 weeks, winerve
in ail.
The- decisien of the judgr-4 is ft/147
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ST. JOHN'S,' LADIES GUILD
The FebruiarY meeting 'of St. '
John's Ladies Guild was held Wed-
esday, rebuttjary 4th, at the home
of Annie Bryans.
The meeting opened With the sing-
ing of the hymn "The Lord's My
Shepherd", followed by the Lard's
Prayer in unieen. and the Scripture
by Mrs. Davis. •
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted, and the
duet were collected.
Rata Glasgow gave a reading en
"What is Lent, and how slmrntld we
as Anglicans observe it."
Pat Davis eoridectrel the beeinees
part anti then chised the meeting.
Lunch wee served by 'the hostess
assisted he' Anttin 'rhymer. el "PlIth
Phaeton.
BRUSSELS.
ttititf,. Ito '' itstank 'tali ifiendif and Lthe fair id SP-OtiaOred l'iY. the '.
i,eiattioe'a iiiilio,*lettect. sent earde,, ittict : "ivitdOtinifdk §.6ii" 'm'ia Crop tittrot& t
ftoi0ere ',Aide' tiOlits a patient in, tiie . meat Aa§dclatteri, *Seta prenident, i.
§tratteril deneltal Hoepitai. t . 'fil lgli Vi, 1 t .'415 il ..7 '6 Oft t t 6 t (1 asks' for th'e--;!, ,_„. ,,,, ..,...„,.... . t
'elated.
. . tVoittli ing was ' grittetnilit, -iiiiiiI4-1. 'thiillletrt itit all nrOStectiVe eihibitora
, and eXteridS it 'Cordial incitation to
mtg., g:,.. 'motit6titt - .....7 • ,tilt to ittftilet
MIDDLESEX • SEe_LY FAIR
Pions are rapidly being completed
for the 'gist Annual Middlesex Seed
Fair, Food Show, and Farm Equip_
ment Display being held at the
Western Fair 'Grounds, *London on
February 24, 25, 26 and 27.
This event Which includes eleven
Western Ontario Counties has a Wide
range of exhibits in grain, seeds,
corn eggs, bacon and
tobacco, Township, County and
district 'Seething are featured with
specie] classes for :Pointer Fartaers
'slid 4,15. Club Mein:hers, There are
baking, hooking and; preserved
fit& awards for the ladies,
Displays by 85 'COnbaeraliti Mina
swill portray the latest deVelegMiente
in term trutehinerY and equipment
there Will also be 20 TIdueett,
Mimi exhibits.
Addresses and panel disco:anions
On agricultural entertainment
petitions for square &dieing and
old tittle fiddlers', Seed judging
tattoos and ladiee, prOgtritiltites on
foricia, froliietifi 'and furnishinge are
part Of a fiill 'series Of PrOgrattie,
Prize liata Are available trate' ,
local offices, or
-eon Chereleen Fele 121-11, Se ,reiery„ llobm 210 Rieliniond
. tr,ndott, '1glittiCe close On February 19 'and exhibits are to be !.
OF' at the Fair on February 23rit SY
would iiikd to take this et)tor,
MaHdNE