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WATERLOO CATTLE nig:DING ASSOCIATION
" Where Better Bulls Are Used "
Waterkoo's :MST PRIZE County Herd C.N.E. 1960
Kerr Sterling mother received the guests In a
two-piece dross of green cruaked,
taffeta with 'brown and beige
eereepories and a corsage of bronze
pompon mums. she was assisted by
the groom's mother who wore a
blue crepe dress with black access-
ci"es and a red rose corsage.
Following a wedding trip to Cape
Cod, .Mass. and Quebec the couple
will reside in Mildmay.
-Prior to her marriage, the pupils
of U. S. S. 15 Howlick and members
of the community gathered to pre,'
sent Barbara with a gift. Miss
Isla Riddell entertained friends
at a iniseellaneoue shower. The,
members of the community gathered
to honor Barbara with a miscellan-
eous shower in the basement of the'
I3ervie United Chtirch.
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bow also also fell unpressed pleats over ;
the skirt .with a matching bow in
the back while the skirt fell in a
into a chapel train. The entire gown
was appliqued with Alencaa lace ;
medallions. ITer fingertip veil of,
'.:•1l rollea French i 11 e si on was
held by' a pearl tiara and she I carried a cascade bOquet of white I
roses and small leaved ivy. Her
only ornament was a- string ..of
cultured pearls, the gift of the groom. ,
Mrs. Leonard Sanderson of
'Gerrie, as matron of honor, Mrs.
Albert Ttedley, Kinleas and Miss
Isla Riddell of St. Thomas, as
bridesmaids wore identical street
length elteaths of toast brown lace
over taffeta- with matching full
overskirts of organza.. They wore
small net hats trimmed with lace
medallions and carried boquets of
yellow elta.sta mums. The charming;
little flower girls were the bride's .
nieces, Miss Barbara Kincaid of ,
Greenwood N. S. and 'Miss Latirannd
Sanderson of Gerrie. They wore
dresses of beige organza over
taffeta with -bronze pleated cumier-
bonds and short bouffant skirts.
They carried yellow nosegays of
plumta mums with matching flower
hea.ddresses.
The groomsman was Ma'. Robert
Wheeler, trussiele and ushers word
Mr. Leonard Sanderson of Gorrie,
and 'Mr. Bolted Fraser of Illuevale.
Fer the recention which followed-
in the church parlours, the bride's
A pretty summer wedding was 1;. a z.-,riteit.4.5 hostess.
solemnized in Berrie United Church W111,\ Mrs. Armstrong packed they
she gave many when wedding vows were exchanged
remember. 1 between Barbara Ann
youngest daughter of Mrs. Laurence I
Stirling and the late Mir. Stirling,
and Walter John Kerr, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerr, Brussels.
Rev. G. Sach of Lawful performed.
the ceremony before the altar
decorated with white gladioli and ,
candelabra. Miss Norma Harper of
R. R. 1, Clifford, was organist and I
also accompanied the soloist, Mrs.!
Beverly Fair of R. R. 2, Kincardine,
wl'o sang "I'll Walk Beside You,
imfore the ceremony and "0 Perfect ;
1 et e' daring the singing of li e
et Mier.
The bride, who was given In,
marriage by her uncle, Mr. Ian ,
MacKenzie, R. R. 2, Kincardine,.
was lovely in a floor length wedding
gown of silk organza over taffeta.
The bodice featured a scoop neck.;
line dipping into a tiny 13, bracelet
length sleeves and a bow at the
'waist from which rose unpressed
pleats over the bodice. From. this
CLUB GIRLS MEET
Group No. 1
1st Meeting
The organization meeting for the
Brussels Homemaking Club No. 1,
"Club OH Entertains" was held
Monday, September 5th, at Mrs.
Mann's.
Ten girls joined the club from
:which the following officers were
elected:
President — Yvonne Pollard
Vico President — Yvonne Connolly
Treasurer — Gall Wilson
Pianist — Yvonne Connelly
Jean Smith was nominated secre-
tary for this meeting and Drees re.
porter.
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong Jr. outlined
the club alms, requirements and
objectives. She assisted the girls
'with measuring.
Mrs. Mann demonstrated flower
arrangement which gave the girls
many helpful Watts.
The meeting adjourned.
2nd Meeting
Packing a week end bag was an
Interesting point of the second
meeting which was held Saturday,
Sept. 10th, in the library.
The girls chose "Majestic Merry
Makers" for the name of their chilli.
Three ring note books covered
with pink bristol board was chosen
for record books and reference
files. -
Many, helpful hints were given on
large
ina tion
loafer
Now the
whole,
carat
can re
week end bag
helpful points -to
Group No. 2
1st Meeting
The girls of 'the Maissals group';
No. 2, held their first meeting at ;
the Brussels library on, Sept. 8th'
a 7:00 p.m.
The meeting opened with. the
4-H Pledge followed by nominations:
President — Anne Exel
The. Pres:dent — Gall Meehan.
Throughout the meeting the
were given notes on. "Club Ob-
jectives" and 41-Tospitality in the
Homo".
Audrey Wheeler demonstrated
flower arranging.
Meeting closed with the Queen.
and Meeting
The girls gathered at the library
at 1 a.m. Sept. 10th to hold their ;
F ne•ipd mese-Una which opened with
the 4-TT Pledee followed by the,
seerecarp's report of the last meet ;
in•17.
Baring the business it was decid. ;
to name -the club "Brussels
1*-"pp;; Hostesses.
''Firs. 'Wheeler gave notes on Hos-
pitality, Entertaining, InVItationS
an-, room.
t•1'1t.••1' Wheeler demonstrated how
e t•-""k end suitcase.
ee.eeee closed with itlod Save
the fereee.
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FOR SALE —
"New Princess Pat" coal or wood
Stove with good grates reservoir,
warming oven, and pipes. May be
seen .at Brussels -United Oh torch
inlet contacting
Bargain.
-Mrs. Cecil McFadden, Phone 26A
HONEY FOR SALE —
Fresh Clover Honey. In your own
container if you wish.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21r8
FOR SALE —
:*ational Electric Miliking Machine,
double unit!, in good condition.
Phone 10J4 after 6:00 p.m.
Harvey Hood
or06.4.0.4.
FUR RENT •—•
House on 10th, concession of Grey,
paved road; remodeled recently.
Apply to: Harvey Godbolt, at the
farm or, Phone 201W Mitchell.
roil SALE
Wizard Motor Bike. Also, AVOrk
wanted by the day or hour,. chain.
saw worlc, blaeksmPhing of all
kinds; gardens .plowed
Fred telling Phone 97iiV
REPRESENTA'T'IVE
REQUIRED
We have a Myth needed service for
farmers as well as town and city
dwellers. We reegire a represent.
ativo in your area. A ear is essential
and the man selected will have the
opt,ortnnity o eetabila'a himself in;
a h•IsIw.,,•• Vint 17, yell ;Ind has ;
,vigiscc ;
The ie a fen time post ion bat ;en
Will start a man on a part time
Nqtrn as you Team" plan. Write 0,'
Aneo for full information to Sales ;
manager, Box 817, London, rancula. ,
GIRLS!
1400
Girls can join the Brownies if
sheir 80 birthday was before
April 1st, 1960.
—PAINT & ASPHALT SPRAYING—
Festering Arniet Heavy Duty Paints
We Specialize In Barn Painting
Robt. Noble representing Royal
Eaton Co. Rhone Drayton 605R2
WANTED
Flockowners to supply us with.
hatching eggs, All breeds reenired.
Eggs taken from some breeds every
:week in the year. We pay up to
86e per dozen more than the market
price for good hatching eggs. For
full details, write Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about. our Low
Cost Financing Service with complete
Insurance Coverage.
r.ON:;:i.;:BERG
General Insurance
Monkton — Phone 663 R 41
rOR SALE —
3 bedroom, Frame House, lesul
Sided, attached Garage, in Village of
Ethel, Price $2,200, Half down.
3 Bedroom, Ranch Style House in
town; all conveniences; attached
frame House, Insul sided; Sun-,
porch; Large Living room and
Dining room; acres Of Land;
Small Barn. Situated in Winghani.
Price $3800. 2 storey Brick House;
2 piece Bath; attached Garage.
Price only $3600.
J. C. Long, Real Estate,
Phone 2S2 Brussels, Ont.
FALL FAIR SCHEDULE iP,
Following is a list of 1960 district
fairs and exhibitions:
Bayfield Sept. 28, 29
BIYtli
Sept. 20, 21
BRUSSELS Sept. 29, 30
rEEDredtewri:n
Oct. 7
Sept. 21 22
Sept. 30, Oct. I
IiIKIGiruniticivekthener
en:t own
Sept. AS to Oct. 1
Sept. 22, 24
Sept. 28. 29
Sept.
eOpptcIt. 6
Sept.
12 3124:
Palmerston
7
Mitchell
New Hamburg
Owen Sound
Oct. 5, 6
Ripley Sept. 23, 24-
St. Marys Oct. 7, 8
Seeaefsowraorth T Sept. 22, 23
Stratford Sept. 19 - 21
Oct.
4, 6 'reranil (Royal Winter Fair)
Nov. 11 to 19'
.1 Plowing
SleiPatieNh2o,v,
Nov.
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2,
64 .3
Crrie+e Springfield, Oct. 11 to 14
It took the offspring of Unit sires to end the 22-year winning streak of Peel County for this coveted prize.
The animals in this winning herd all carry from one to three crosses of Unit bulls.
Our congratulations to the people who developed the above animals
USE IVATERLOO UNIT BULLS AND BREED YOUR OWN WINNERS
ALL BREEDS AVAILABLE
For service or more information, call:
Seaforth 96, Clinton TILT 2-3441, or for Long Distance, Clinton Zenith 9-5659
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7:30 and 9:30 a.m. wc::1 days 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday evenings
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
Sa e
This 1% story home situated on Turnberry St.
south containing three bedrooims, large living room,
modern kitchen witieh 4ncludes nearly new comb-
and coal stove, new oil space
acre of land.
propane mss
new three piece bath, about Va
Preicressien iittmediately sign on property price $5200.00
Apply Joe Hathflton (owner)
354 Victoria St. London, Phone GE 2 1725 or GS 4 - 1864
• FAMILY RATES (Rooms only )-for childreia
under 14 years accompanied by parents.
o Dependable baby titters available and ream*.
able.
o Meals for children under 10 years at reduced
prices.
• Formula's no jitoblem—no
• CAR PARK—supervised—On premiSsii
(100 cars)t.
See Ottawa—Canada's Capital Lord Elgin io
only steps from the Pdrhament Etuildings, lei
Aug stores, railway terminal, dad theaters.
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WANTED —
Elderly people with room and
board, in Brussels, Apply at
The Brussels Post
FOR SALE —
1 light gray Sports Coat, like new.
Also, 1 gray Topcoat, both size 12,
to 14. A Colony House 10' x 12' in.
gool condition.
Machan Hardware, Bru,ssels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Piano in good condition.
,Mrs. Stewart Lowe
Phone 263W2
WORK WANTED —
Dressmaking and alterations.
Mrs. Donald Rock, Phone 50r6
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make farming pay..
modern methods
and machines
You can't farm profitably today
by using yesterday's methods and
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farming . , high productivity and
low production costs.
The profit potential of your farm
can only be fully realized through
utilizing modern methods and the
latest farm machinery. Today's
farm machinery measures up to
the task of doing more work faster
and more efficiently. Farm labour,
a major cost in the operation of
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farm labour.
Massey-Ferguson machines and
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See your
Massey-Ferguson dealer.
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