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St. Williams Assorted Jams
2 for 41c
Clark's. Beans with Pork, 20 oz.
2 for 35,c
Clark's Tomato Juke, 48 oz.
25c
Swift's Prem 42c
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accompanied the soloist, Herbert 'a draw On a
Bob Colenian's Indians
* * t ,af the bride, officiated at ,the Cere. 1 Who Wants A Pony?
Congratulations, are extended to ! molly. Murray McDonald, organist; ! There are now on sale tickets for
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Pollard who j
quietly celebrated their 53rd Wedding i
. anniversary on Saturday. Aug. 28th. t
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Miss Florence McNanghton rs-
calved word of the..death of her •
aunt. Mrs, Airy Boyle. in Saskatoon, I
on July a9n. Portal took place in
i Foam Lake, Seek., o n Aug. 1st.
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Mr. Bryon )Fight, of Trenton. 1
N. ,T., who, prior to 1918, was a •
resident of Brussels, visited this i
village on Tokesday of this week. His,
mother, Mrs. Addle L. Wright, was ;
organist, fit Melville Church for '
several years. . honor, wearing a Me blue nylon
to * * cock-length, dress styled with short
Mrs, Florence Smith, of Brussels. sleeves, Sabrina neckline and full
Is the new lib:talon filling that skirt. A crossed citinomerlytind tied in
;Position at the library here left a bow at the back, Pink roses and
vacant by the resignation of Mrs, carnatfins formed her boqet. Brides-
Haircild Kerney who haS, returned to maids were Miss ,Elilatbeith Irvine
'her former profession of turaing and St. Mary's sister of the bride-
is now on the staff of Whigh a rn ,groom; and loft s§ soyeet Oakes,
General Hospital. Gio)elph, who wore deep blue dresses
Styled 'like that of the meld of
Honor` IWO% Sanith, Scarborongh,
1 was beat man, and ushers were
___ 1 brother of the bride, David BeitiS.
ilk DRIVE-IN TREAT F- St, Mary's, and John 'Milne, St.
was a member of Ethel United
Church, and the ,WA and. W-MS. of
the church.
She is santived by her husband,
'one son, Stuart, Ethel, and two
daughters, Mrs Beverly (Doris) Bin-
ning, Listowel. and Mrs. Norman
(Jean) Miller, Listowel; six grand-
children; three brothers, Bert, Lon-
don. Harold, Blyth, and Lorne of
Ilar-,I lten; one sister. Mrs. Bert
R.R, 2. Atwood.
The remains rented at the
Peebles Air:erect home, Atwood, until
11 a. m. Monday. when removal was
made to •the Ethel United Chureh
for the fen,ral C.,n. ;=ice at 2 p. m.
Rev. L. Brawn, of Prsassecl.s officiated
and burial was in Melant Pleasant
cemetery. 'Ethel.
MODERN FACILITIES
The Board and members of the 5th —
The Broad and members of the Rae Fischer
6th —
have been working diligently to im- 'Bobby Black
East I-Turon Agricultural Society
prove the Each hall team local fair. •
a wan dance and
,been made at the grounds including `were:
Considerable improvements have
,the installation of; modern, rest room 1st
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facilities for both men and Women, Rae- Fischer s, Wildcats
2nd —
3rd —
gtier's Panthers
Rozaitia, Toronto, who sang "The ;
beautiful Shetland pony Wednesday
Lord'a Prayer" and "Wedding Pra-
$10n), proceeds. of which will
yer", •
goto cover the cost of the afore-
Given in marriage by her father;
imentioned improvements.
Ithe bride wore ;a, gown of silk on The support of the village and
ganza, over • peat de soie. f°Rt1"ritlI';-,•Tickets can be 'obtained from any
!surrounding community is:2loirte..d sfoepr.,
• basque bodice- and bouffant shirt' ii,N,tai, .,,, „,,,,a ;af ,
with chapel• train. 'Ilan kle•li PP 61 1port our fair!
Chantilly lace accented 'the go.wn,' •
sorNes. Her corsage was of pink
roses.
The bride has been a teacher On
11, staff of Elmira Public School.
ilhe couple, will. reside in Prestonn
On. Frldny evening,, July 24th,
Wiltner Gardner Ross and Marlon
Alba Toiler were united in 1-0-0•11104ie
by the- Rev. J. 'W, Hird at his home,
in. Carrie. 'The bride is the Second.
.daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Irving
Toner, coal, 4, -1-loWlek,. and the groom
is ;th e son of Mr, and Mrs, Murray
Moss of Brussels,
• The bride were a waltz-length
Wave ftutiliolled Of French lace and
net over 'taffeta with scalloped
.sleeves and scalloped sal Ina neck.
A crown, of sequins and pearls held
her elbow-length veil, She carried
white 'Bible crested with pink roses,
The bridesmaid was Miss Dorothy
Toner, sister of die bride, who
chose a blue embroidered nylon over
'taffeta, waltz-length dress, 'with
blue taffeta cuttenerbhnd and a large
bow lat the back, She wore a bine
feather headress and ma/tenting gloves
and carried a nosegay or pink and
white maps.
The organist was Miss Ruth T'pner,
;Gerrie, sister of the bride.
Thl reception was 'held at the
home of the bride's parents. A buffet
luncheon was served by the bride's
sister,, Mrs. Max Bell and the
gran-It's sistertin-lafw, Mrs. Jack
Ros ,., Mrs.. C. Gilpin, grandmother of
the bride poured tea.
For a wedding trip to the United
Stales Sh e bride chose a 'beige drevi
and matching Coat with green acces-!
Pink and white gladioli formed the
setting in Brass:calm United Church,
Saturday, Aug. S, 'at 7 p.m., tar the
marriage of Mary Loreen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dickson
McFadden, Brussels, to MeAusland
Din;more Irvine, son of Mr. and
Mrs. McAusland Dinsmore Irvine,. St.
by Heir. James L. McFadden, cousin
Mary's. Rev. Lloyd Brown, assisted which
and the neckline was trimmed in •
mother-of-pearl sertufm, A tiara of
seed pettels held her silk illusion veil
and she carried pink Delight roses
and stephanotis. Miss Margaret
Latitnor, St. Mary's, wag maid of
, Rees Dickson McFadden, Ottawa.
Irvine — McFadden
Ross -- Toner
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i. FLOWER, SHOW
On AatIguat 39th. in the Brussels
Public Library the Horticultural
Society are :again slionsol'ing ,a, flower
Show for Horitioatura d l members anti
'have a special class of flower ar
rangem.ent, bird hoUse, and poster
competition open 'to Public School
children.
Any children interested Atlas°
call Mrs, K. Sburrie, 15J4 and get
•Khe uecesaary infOrniation.
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'Mrs. Cameron Cochrane
The death oeth(rred suddenly at
'her home in Ethel, Friday, of Mrs. ; 1 'Cochrane, at the age of 40 years.
The former Leila Irene Voddon,
1 she was born in. Grey township, Oct.
8, 1898, and was a -daughter of the
late Mr.• alnd Mrs. Thomas Vodden.
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:On March 21, 1932, sne was married-
, Ito Cameron Cochrane and lived in
Ethel since since the marriage. She.
have been badly needed for
;tome time.
Best. Dressed
1st —
Jack Galbraith
2nd —
Rae Fischer
3rd--
Thursday —
Prone lifcentcheon
1st —
Cowboy Day
Best Dressed
Ottawa, announce the, engagement of Marnie
Murray Nellington
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Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Water IV, Thibeault, 2nd --
their elder danghter, Barbara, to 3rd
Cat. Robert Chapman Kennedy,
tit, W. Kennedy of Brussels. The
Brenda Shaw
AttOttst, 39th, in Ottawa.
Mary E. ,- ...
Ottawa, elder' son of Mr. and Mrs,
wedding •to take PlaCe SatundaY,
BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIALS
from AUG. 17th to SEPT, 19th
(Inclusive)
Creme Oil Perms , $495
lcomplete with cutting and setting,
The exan Orin
Or
ROAST BEEF
Dinner includes Soto Or Tomato Salad; Ve010Ableili
Dellert end Itiniertige
Dinners Bervedt it t 5,.80 OA. 710 P.M.
Not to be eillaPPOinted, Make releriilitiOne -before nee* siiiiiimisty
by Fin:Ming
BORN
CARDin — Murray and Betty are
happy to announce the arrival of
their son, Jeffrey Harold, on Avg-
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE list 7th, 1959, at Clinton Pabl1C
Phone 140 Brusseis Hospital,
Mimi.• Midi OM* A DOitiAtikif
NOW Atiitotitittlonedlof Yire Comfort
ENGAOEMECkIC
Special This -Sunday
ROAST TURKEY DINNER
...in.. rm..
45.7;,Eich child in costuane had to live
like a hobo, for a, short time. To do
'this they had to go to the stores,
and beg for a sariall handout. Most
retlirned with chocqatte bars, gum,
licorice. or such. No child returned
without s,ornething. Prizes were
those who rsithyned first. They
'were:
1st —
Gary Long
— '2nd
Ronnie .1\1Yers
3rd —
Bob Coleman
Bob
bresSsmedith
Tuesday — Indian Day
Best
1st —
Gayle Miler
211,11-3o1b Coleman ?,
4thDo_ug Currie
Jack Galbraith
• RECREATIONAL CENTRE.
COSTUME W E EK RESULTS
Any , ehtlid not dressed to suit the
day had to receive a penalty.
Fniday, Aug. 14th., there will
be a field day held. The results will
appear in the .next issue of the Post
A picnic will finish. off the program
on Saturday.
The last week of the ilecreatioual
Centre's progrreme was Costume
Wo,oic. Each day from Monday to•
Tharsday, 'was a special day with
the children dressing in costume to.
suit. the day, Prizes Were. given to
ihe best dressed children, Results
were as follows :
Monday — Hobo Day
Best Dressed
1st -.-
Ronnie Myers
2nd —
Terry 'Rutledge
Bob Coleman
Bob Smith
3rd —
George Valiance
Don s
— pirate Day
had 2to
prize
execute
winners.
FAKE SALE
To Be Held in
The Brussels Library
SATURDAY, AUG, 15th
AT 9- P. M,; •
Sponsored oy the 't.adies Division of the"
East ,Huron Agricultural Society
7:747
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LISTOWEL !Mary's', brother of the i•tiOtiat
A wedding dinner was served by
TKOS, , I the Friendship Circle of the Clharc
In
.
Aug , 13 14• —
igA4, S.D. "ROBBERY UNDER A RMS" 116. el*4i'd1:1161161t.
Color
Receie dug the
igtteStS, the Bride's Mother Were
Peter Finch, Matireen Swanson f9tiStY rose dress With White aCCeise-
'. orien, Time bridegitioinfs Mother *a.t.i
'-" "" " " • ' we an lee •!).itte. leee cities and
Set, =• Men, Aug. beige Ode:06146e.
betible:'Oeattrlei Folloating a wedding fi-tp
114E BLOB 10 Mtiskolta the deflinle" reside 1n
Color
Steven MOGUeell i Anetd Obrdeak , fraVelling. die bride rditiSe
eEINHEN 'HELL BkDke Ltitt56E,, tigitt • bin siti.oath and tiniteliitiA"
'Charred Bronson, Violet Rending COO With natty and 'Otto ,fioeett
oilbS
tued: Wed, Aug-, 16..,14
714e, BLACK .6i4d1-1115' ,REAL Att.
H .ing lot 150 ft. frelitagt, 120
, Town Property, itichaling, a build
ft. deep'
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More or lesat en main s e . ills
farm properties of oit sizes,
iiiiori its 4iiitioild
• tinier Egilitctitt, iieniter for
I
l*t.i.i' drittiphell, Broker, tiiitite*et I.
r ?rialto' XII
SOW. Loren, Anthony. dutnh'
it.86 ,a,tiii. ftelY Ettehitiiiit N. ..,
11.00 a.m. ilitttinS
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4,4, Two Shows Mahtiiti Rain or Clear'
bell 0#flee Opine at too 000took
tit: tilifiiiii ii,. NenfiTii 114,.,
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PIM! She* at. Dusk'
9,30 pli, 14inititini .0. wt.' ohitikin Under 12 in die 'Preto
. , Dilkeiii4. WI itioti illOtetinakii ...1
1
SPECIAL
Purchase 4 QTS. of MOTOR 0
Receive 1 Qt. FREE OF CHARGE,.
3 DAY SPECIAL
MON. TUES. WED. AUG'. 17; 18, tit
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MacLEAN FINA SERV, E
Batteries — Oils — Lubricants — Car Wash'
Ice Cream Cigarettes Pop Etc.
Phone 268
Brussels, Ont.
ATTENTION
Is your T. V. Antenna & Set Insured?
If not see us to-day for complete coverage of wind and fin.-
$15.00 will insure both anntenna and set for 3 ,assn],
Also finance your next car here, where you can Insure and tin,itia4
in one process. WE HAVE LOW INTEREST RATER„
Insurance also on Automobile, Fire and Wind, Liability, BurgiSPY
and Life.
G. M. Ronnenberg Insurance
BRUSSEL, PHONE 247
Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and FridaYe
BLACKSMITH and WELDING.
Metal Repair Work of All Kin&
Used and New
TIRES for TRACTORS and'CA`q
Distributors for
HART BATTERIES
Wes Budnark And Sons
Brussels, Ontario
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E. A. (TED WILSON CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
BRUSSELS. ONT.
Commercial and Residential
Concrete Work
New Homes
General Roofing Remodelling
Brick and Block Work
Faaun Building Itspainv
Plastering by Experts
Rocs. Tile and Yard Goods — Laid from Year Stock or elm-
Aguas for Angel Stone by Truck Load or by Eldmon
DESIGNING DRAFTING BLUCPRINTFAhlf •
Input gontiset Prices lInimalnd
photo Collect 51 DAythno, 1281! After 7 BM.
ainalaa.
YOU'LL ENJOY
CHOCOLATE - 2 TONE
ICE CREAM
It's a Smooth,• Rith, Brown ohecolate Ice 'Ordain With B Otelk-
Chodo late Ripple Running Through it
An E.xclusiee Year-Round Spedett
Or Try Our Popular
8TRAWI1ERRY RIPPLE
At Your Famoueite Cousin's lice Cream tieamot
At Wet' Favatieite Oatisin's Ice Crearn Deahle
MADE BY
COUSINS DATRY
Brussels, Ont.
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Ardhie C. Griffiths
Archie C. Griffiths a Zormer
resident 'of Grey 'Tarp -passed away
suddculy 'at 'has 'homet, 2S2, King
West, Bearnsville, Out., du July 27tr,
1959. • --- e.
fie 'was employed, until his illness,
by the Department of Agriculture,
Ottawa, as :inspector of Fruit. and
Vegetabl es.
Born at Virgil ail June 27, 1803,
he 'was a v'eteran of World War
19th Battalion, Lincoln and Welland
Regiment. a I
He is survived by his wife,
Margaret L. Richardson, and daugh
tars Mrs, Jean Sherratt, London,
(lean), Mrs 'Lawrence ,Kelly,
ahaw, Alta., (Joyce),"' son Charles,
En.mVton and six grandchildren.
Mr and, Mrs. Jas. McFarlane
Miss Millie McFarlane, and Roy
McFarlane attended the funeral.
Get Your Permanent At
PERMANENT WAVES
Where Better 'Permanents Cost Less
IRENE'S' BEAUTY SALON
Mr. and Mrs. Mel. INIoxness. -and '
f,to,t.ly, of Ottawa, are spending a,
week at at the home of Miss S. Mc-
Kinnon.
Mrs. MeCurdy Lowry, and sons,
Toronto, have been holiday -visitors
wilh. her mother, Mrs. W. Speiran.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Coulson and
family of Milton, visited at the, home I'
of Mrs. Adah Smith, Brussels and
other relatfives In Morris Township. I
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Mr. and. Mrs, .Tack Ross and family,
:also Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ross, all !:
of Preston, are holidaying with 'their ;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ross 11
pan 1, Grey.
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Mrs. ilia Ferguson. has returned
after holidaying in London and St.
Catharines_
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Mrs. Prank McCuteheon • has re- :
turned home from St. Joseph's hos-
phut, Toronto,
PEOPLE, WL., KNOW
LirCEUIVI fkiEATRE
WINGHAIVI, ONTARIO
Two 'Showe Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 p. m.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
Aug. 13 - 14 - 15
Double Elll
THE SAD HORSE
An nteresting story of a boy, a dog,
and a horse,
Melville Church
Minister: rtes. .lintathan Groans
Organist — Donald amiss
1II A. II. Sunday School
11 A. M. Union Service
in The United Church
Pirate Treasure with a small boy
THE LITTLE 'SAVAGE
or+ •••,
LLASHMAR
ha ',ahaaa-' ahaha,Lae-
S.
1 , 'Anglican Church
OP CANADA
wino, of iniissii;
rogeati Vir, talk,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister! Rer. L. IlreWn
Ortianlit: fArl. A. E Martin
0.46 A. H. Chlut.ch Sebool
11.00 A. Id. Union BorviCe