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and Grand Mere Stheater. •
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Lovely Dressmaker Suit Dresses
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3-piece Sets for Toddlers for Easter
Girls' Coats in the Practical
Tweeds or Wool
Project is alert. Recently, an opportunity
arose to present a special program on Field Marshal
the Viscount Montgomery. Project '59's planners
immediately took advantage of the opportunity.
Project '59 is another CBC
presentation contributing to the
exciting new sound of CBC Radio.
Be sure you stay tuned to your
local CBC network station.
For full details of the many other exciting things happening on CBC Radio
'and on CBC Television, may we suggest you subscribe to CBC Times at the
special introductory rate of 4 months (IS weekly issues) for $1.00 (yearly rate
$3.00). Write CBC Times, Box 500, Terminal 'A' Toronto, Ont, fora ser ,:ple copy. •
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AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE
70 ONTARIO FARM PEOPLE
•walksafoly
drive safely
have a happy ,holiday •
THE BRUSSELS VOW 'i1dursday,, Mereh ;Alb 3.95P
estev,Als4r
HUETHER'S PRODUCE
EGGS POULTRY
ROE and WATTS FEEDS
MURRAY HUETHER
Phone 80 Brussels
00
Phone
24
Ageni
Tip Top.
Tailors
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After Stock Taking Sale, .a
8 Patterns ot ....':all. Paper at
One-Third Oil Regular Ptice
—es*—
Williarll siohn KW:ter
• The .dpatIn .occurred.. following 4
lengthy illness Of three yl?6,1:00, on
nibrue,17 Mel, of William.
jebe. Minter, beloved hesband of
0era, B. Shaw, Mr. •.ellp,Inter • iivccl at
152 Elg St., Geliewa, • •
Born .at OreeihroOk, Out., 77 years
ego, •ileeeasecl was a, sort of the late
John and Louise Hunter, Married in
•
Brussels in 1910, he IWO. at Stmt.,
ford Oiler to Oshawa 50 years ago,
Mr, Hunter was a formanat. Goner,
al NOteire when life retired 1.95e and
had worked on the 11ii cic assembly
lines for 44 years, Ice was a m6111-*
,ber of Sitneee St. Mural and of the
Masonic Order
Besides his 'wife, he leaves • 4
sisters; Mrs. A, BesseY„ Pelstadone,
Cal„ Mrs. „T. :McCallum, St, Thomas,
VIM Lyle Gordon, Greetbrook and
' Mrs. C. a3Ocer, Listowel,
The euneral service was held in
Oshewa 'Wednesday afternoon. Rev,
J. K Moffatt was is! charge of the
service and .1 ter. Te E. Kennedy,
Bluevale, a nephew of the deceased
'deltvlered the flureral oration.
Temporary entombment was made
in the Oshawa 'Union cemetery
:Maueloleum. 'interment will be made
at a later date in Brussele.
fiteso are discontinued good patterns and the quantities of
some are limited, but all of them have enough for good sized rooms.
The Best Choice is Now -- See Them Last October an exciting event
took place on CBC Radio when a
new series of one hour programs
started. Its planners called It -
simply—"Project '59".
0
Now Rexall. Super Plenamins
in liquid form for Children. For Smaller Children who can't swallow,
this will be found very helptIO. Its purpose was two-fold—to keep Canadians
informed and to do it in an entertaining way.
Since its inception Project '59 has won plaudits
from both press and public.
TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES — GUARANTEED SERVICE
Electecal Irlitring Contractor
ORVAL HARRISON
Hudnut's Special Wild Root
Eaa Creme Cream-Oil
Shampoo
Hair . Tonic
or Creme Rinse
Special 10c Off
Regular 75c Value
for 590 73c Size for 63o
pHona Since that first radio program
(which explored the world of
radio) Project '59 has gone to
Gaza to visit Canadian troops—
looked in on the revolt in Cuba—
talked to Canadians about their
leisure time activities—told the
story of West Germany—Cone to
a concert by the famous
Red Army choir (especially
arranged for CBC's Project '59).
It har, evon featured programs
consisting almost entirely
of sound!
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
PLASTERING, BRICK and CARPENTRY WORK
Pew Estimates Prompt Service Guaranteed Workmanship
HUNT BROS.
No Job Too Small or Too
R. R. 3 BRUSSELS
PHONE 83r4 Brussels I o •
SMITH'S REXALL DRUG STORE
Phone 62 E1 a
FillgAitAleMMAteMAItailli6.11, f-fklgAit
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Gaviller, McIntosh and Ward
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Eullding
Walkerton
D. A. HUNTLEY, C. A. — Resident Manager
Telephones — Business 633; Residence 106
McNEIL'S SHELL SERB ICE
SHELL LUBRICATIBN, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Austin Sales and Service
Parts and Accessories
Repairs on All Makes of Cars and Trucks
DEAD STOCK SERVICE
Highest Cash PriCes
Paid for Sick, Down, or Disabled Cows and Horses
Also
DEAD COWS and HORSES
AT CASH VALUE
Old. Horses 5c per Pound
Phone collect
BRUCE MARLATT
24 Hour Service PHONE 133 BRUSSELS
PERCY STEPHENSON.
PHONE 85r12 ETHEL.
ST. AMBROSE LADIES'
MEETING
The newly elected president, Mrs.
Gordon Blake, consisipted the meeting
when the ladies of St. Ambrose ,
Church Altar Society, gathered on
Feb. 19th, at the home of Miss Sara
McKinnon,
(The meeting opened with prayer
tled by Mrs. Cooper. The minItes of
the previous meeting were, read and,
approved and Mrs. Connelly gave
the financial irepont,
Members paid their annual fee in
g'eelponse to the roll call. Forget-me.
knots drew the name of a sister for
the coming year.
Mrs, Lawrence Ryan and Mrs,
George Blake Jr., Agreed to act as
Eductional committee for another
year.
Following the husiness session an
inspiring program, ,prepared by the
president, was enjoyed. In keeping
with the sperit of Brotherhood week
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan read a poem
entitled "How Can. I Hate My
Neighbour".
Mrs. :Gaynor stick a lighter
vein with a few humorous .select
ions, Mrs. Gordon. Blake gave some
timely reminder of a religions
nature.
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan was the lucky
winner iti a draw for an. apron.
Mrs. Fischer, a recent bride, was
the recipient of a gift from each.
Member and also won the 'door
prize.
Mrs. Gaynor and Mrs. Leo Belt-
nor were the winners in two novel
contests,
A most delight6ul lunch was sereee
by Mrs Geoege Blake Jr. assisted.
by the hostess, and the meeting
adjourned.
BRUSSELS, ONT. TELEPHONE 70
will be conducted
throughout ONTARIO Co
DANCE
To The Music Of
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
At Parkview - Gardens, Listowel •
Sponsored by the Listowel Branch of the Canadian Lasko
Every Saturday Night
Everybody Welcome
WEEKLY SALE
Brussels . Livestock Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY I P. M.
Tour home wariest where Too are malcorrte er
Visitor. ConditStor or Bayer.
PHONE 46
BRUSSELS,
DEAD STOCK REMOVERS
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR OLD SICK AND DISABLESY
HORS ESAND COW
!HIGHEST CASH VALOR PAID
IN 6UhROLIN011:10 OfVeRIOT FOR
ii
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT •
Phone MO Wallace Ave., N. Lihtowel 4144
• 4 .
Fro Api 1, 1(.959
.to -FEBRUARY 291 1960
This purvey will record 'all farm accidents and fires during the(
year and seek to deterMine their causese The objective of this
survey is to provide the basis of al Farm, Safety Progratei
designed for YOU r f3enefit,
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V.14pert Design:no ant ,
worimisnornss,
etteeel Most itsaamenes
•iBereetere Lettering C lteesea2Ine
., A. SPOITOR1
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THE FARM, ACCIDENT SURVEY IN THE COUNTY OF
tins irde ,p0.-14r1r,
WINGHAM, ONT. HURON
is under the directiOn.of your Agricultural
Representative D. H. MILES and
Aeteeiate o,rep, Ab;: S. BOLTON
a ssisted
HOWICK Jim' Renwick; R. R. 1v Clifford. •
MORRIS Bill EIStOri, R. R. 4. Whighaid.
TURNRERRY — Oscar Kieffer, R. R.
EAST 'WAWANO9i4 Frank TherhOdort,
WEST WAWANOSH 2;.Luckno0i.'
An, accident ' 'reporter will collect details of all,
accidents for each -denirn'ttnity in your Township. ,
DEAD T O e
'The: itiebeeti of a farm safety 'prograni will depend'' on the f_u1F
lakitivatlei•i and adalitanee .of Ali. Ontario farm peodic i11 4610
APPLICATION FOR POSITION OF
Assistant County Weed
Inspector
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
1, Some practical experience With herbicides (experience as a
oustom weed-sprayer an advantage.)
2. Prepared to spehd at least 100 days a year at this work,
3. Ability to work with tne public and act as advisor, to spray
operators In the County.
4. Age — approx. .50 years of Age or younger.
8. 90c an hour, Odd Mileage, 08c
8. Available for leterview Thursdays March 19,• 1956.
70 Phone number of applicant.
8. Applications to be submitted to the understrided in Sallied
envelope clearly marked t•APPLICATIONto before tioen,
Monday, Marteli id, 1959:
JOHN 0. ittEtitiV.
PINTA Ia DtPAlti1VIENT
doisam OF AGRICULTURE
71-16bi A. Cooiitifiiii*
Deg* Minister Minister
Prompt Sanitary Disposal in Winch Equipped Tr.iSi
OLD' HORSES FOR SLAUGHTER AT Sc PER POUND
M HOUR SERVICE
(PHONE COLLECT)
Phone WM. MORSE Brussels 153t
Phone LEROY ACHESON Atwood 163
Or GEORCE HYSLOP Wroxeter 2r15