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CHAMPION BALL '1..A":1
. :.TCPTAINEP. QV MANAGER
gtris cf .the Brussels
warn. Oulu:plc:14 of the .funlOr kliris 4
WOA.A softball .division, were ea.
Lori:Wood on ThorsOy ,;evening,
at a turitoy dinner at the home of the
team. manager, Hugh ,and Mrs. ,
Pearson.
the course K the ',yelling 1
1 .40 girls sarprised Mr. and Mrs, I
Pearson with air expression of their ;
giVtitude for their interest in sports
and the time and enemy they had
both devoted to the team, by the I
presentation to them of a set of
Tray Tables.
BAZAAR and BAKE SALE
Under the. Auspices of the Ladies Aid '
of Knox ,Presbyterian ChUrch
Cranbrook Community Centre
SATURDAY, NOV, 26th
at 3 'p.m.
Home Baking Candy
Sewing Etc.
Fish Pond Lunch Served
Vegetables
DANCE
ETHEL COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, NOV. 25th
Arch'ie 'Mann's Orchestra
Admission 75c Lunch Booth
Sponsored by Court Ethel No. 261
Canadian Order of Forrester's
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Sunday School
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21st
At 8 p.m.
Silver Collection
EveeYone Welcome
4.„,14! -.1:•mr4t-st.PWS."
COME T 0
VARIETY FAIR
SATURDAY, DEC. 10th
1 the 1. O. O. F. Lodge Rooms
Brussels, Ont.
SPONSORED BY: MORNING STAR REBEKAH LODGE'
GOOD USED CLOTHING
Candy F(sh Pond Tea Table 2 — 5
Now At ow .(-w ptittl
Outstanding Christmas Value's:
THE MAYDELLE SHOPPE
LATEST STYLES 'IN MILLINERY
Weldrest Hosiery Christmas Packaged
60 gauge 3 In box $2.69
New Dark Print Dresses Special $2.98 up
SLIMS 3 6X Reg. $2.98 for $1.98
Latest In Shirts to size 16 — $1.98
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE GIFTS
FOR THE THRIFTY CHRISTMAS SHOPPER.
AV,LaWs:!orlikemt,
PERFECT
FOR PARTIES SNACKS DESSERTS
ICE CREAM FRUIT ROLLS
VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH RICH STRAWBERRY FILLING
AND COATED WITH CHOCOLATE CHIPS
A L S 0
ICE CREAM PIES and
ICE CREAM CAKE ROLLS
IN ASSORTED FLAVOURS
Available At Your Favourite
COUSINS ICE CREAM DEALER'S
or at
COUSINS DAIRY
Brussels, Ont.' Phone 22
PiVektfAttMMTWMOVeMMMAO.
FRESH BREAD and. BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
The November meeting of the
Brussels School Board was held on.
NoVentber 7th, all members being
present. Also attending the meet.
tag' Were Inspector Kinkead and
Architect Templin, as Well as 7
well as representatives from two I
different school furniture manti-
facturerS..
It was moved by Roy Kennedy, '
seconded • by Prank Mitehell an
411CiiietutOr be • installed
— It was moved by Jack .,,[cINTabrirriteedt,
and seconded by Roy Kennedy the •
secretary contact Imperial Desks of
Petrolia for package prices of Scheel
furniture 'in order that CoMparison
of pikes. could be made
Carries!
Moved by 'Lents Eibe,lsecolit lcl
by Roy Kennedy, Gordon Stephen8Oti
Sopiace LOUIS Ebel on an acting
committee due to the fact LOWS 18'
now Out of town during- week days.
— Carried
irtintiteS Of the last Meeting.
•Were read. and adopted on Motion of
MeWhitter and LoOls )3)1301
Carried
The tolloWttir; accounts Were
Presented
Briissele Coal Yard,
• atill P;als. Pool. Oil -
8.nporior Steno. name
Editicaters' •Supplies
McCurcheon MOtott,
Aroh. ,as. 33.0'
Moved by Roy' KeittierlY;. seconded
by Cs MOIL Stephenson these
40,0ounts, he. wild
785.00
65.00
22.24
Carried
All intsineS being etreititidecl the
lilt etin.s itioti riled to Meet again
on the regular date or at tlio call 60
th n eh
tktra, Sec. Tretta.
MUNIOIFAL, NQT1c.
I hereby dive notice that.nomination
of a ReeYe, Four Councillors and
Three School Trustees and One
Public Utility Corn, to serve the
Village of Brussels during the year
1961.
Hunts Tomato Juice, 48 oz.
Mount Royal Cream, Style Corn
20 oz. 2 for
28c
- 37c
3$c
89c
York Pork and Beans, 20 oz. 2 for
Mother Parker's Inst. Coffee
Ordinary; -
Miss Pearl Baker
Mrs, Watson Snoldice
Mrs. Alvin. Logan
Barry Currie
Harry Harrison
Mrs, Tack 'Wheeler
Kenneth (Buck) Stteplienson
James Smith
Ronald Adams
Mrs. Ray Bronson
Mrs. John Armstrong
Mrs. Win, McWhirter
Mrs. John Armstrong
Miss Peairl Baker
Mrs. Chris,' Pischer
mccpiCidEON %WIRY
Phone 293
We Deliver
FAME
TOWNSHIP MEETING
Walton Community Hall
TUESDAY, NOV, 29th
AT 8.50 P. M.
SPEAKER — ALBERT AIKENS
ri*TUttE la AT WAKE
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Baking. Huron County Ho:: Producers Association
CR8 OF CANADIAN LEGION
KEY BINGO NOV. 23rd
Clow. Prize;
Mrs, Hon Sholdice
Svtcials
Clerenc, Johnston
Mrs. Geo. Pollard
Mrs. Wm. 'Ward
Mrs, .Cari Craher
CHURCH
YOUNG. WOMEN'S GUILD
The Noyethber meeting or the
Young 'Women's Guild of Melville
Presbyterian. Church was • held
Tuesday evening, November 15th,
in the church with la members.
and one visitor present. •
Niiniel Shortreed opened the
mbeing with a poem followed by a
hymn; Scripture reading from
Psalm 22 was read In unison, Viola
Adams led in prayer, The topic,
"How our lives !have been Enlight,
oiled by Mt sic." was given by
Joanne 'King. Songs • by five girls
front the school were much enjoyed.
A hylum followled by the bendict-,
Ion brought this part of the meeting
to a close.
The secretary'
The treasurer's
' I
Mooberry. — Leach
Bratiaels United Church was the ;
setting for the double ring-ceremonyI
on Saturday, November 19th, of
Catharine NaticY Jean, daughter of
William George and Mrs. Leach,
BrusSels, to Robert Paul Mooberry,
son of .the late William Mooberry
and Mrs. Robert ;Gass, Peoria)!
Illinois. ?
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
• The regtutr meeting, of the Mai- 1
cultural Society • was held on I
November 21st in the library. Con- I
vonors for November. were Mrs.
Gemmel! and Mrs, Lorne Nichol, ; ' The president, Mrs. Qudmore„ I
opened the meeting by all singing 1
0 Canada, :Minutes of the S,Opt' 1
ember meeting were read send I
adopted. The nominating committee I
for the officers for next year are i
Mrs. Adams, Mrs, Meehan and Mrs. I
Mrs. OudmInre. Moved by Mrs. Rena
seconded by Mrs. 'Speir. Moved by
Mrs, Meehan, seconded by Mrs.
Bell that w,e again sponsor the
'Christmas Decorations tor, homes
and business places. ;
Mrs. Stephens Presented the i.
winner of the Ontario Horticultural !:
Society Essay Contest sponsored I
by th e Toronto Star, with $10. I
Marlene Smith was winner for 1
Brussels Branch. Brussels Branch I
also donated a silver dollar to all I
those taking part, They were
Patricia Cilictoman„Marge/ret Nichol !
1
Irma, Bernard, Mary Watson and i
John Watson.
• Mr;Mullinix, florist from Mitchell, i
gave a very interesting demon. I
Stratton on newer arrangements 1
tor Oltaistmas. Joyce Huether
favoured with,a.dance and also called
the numbers for draws for the 1
flowers donated by Mr, Mullinix i
'Winners were Mrs. C Long, Mrs. L.
Mccutchoon, Mrs. H. Marks, I
Walton, Mrs I, Eades, Mrs. War, i
Miller, Mrs. Al. Mitchell, Mrs.
]CudmOre. Mrs. G. Itichmoad won
the Door ..Prize and Mrs. W;tn, Little I won a violet donated by Mrs
Adams, Moncrieff.
to
report was given,
report showed a
good sum was realized from the
bazaar. The December meeting will 1
will be held Mary T-Tuether's.
A delicious lunch, served by Viola 1
.Adams, Joanne King and Muriel.
'ShottreOd brought the meeting
a close.
LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, .ONTARIO
Two Shows Each Night.
Commencing at 7.15 p. M.
MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 p.m
26
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four .Councillors and
two School Trustees to serve the
Township of Morris during the year
1961.
CARD OF THANKS
•would like ,to thank all those
who sent-cards and treats and those
who came to visit me, While I . was
a patient in hospital and also since
coming home, It was (greatly appre-
elated and will never be forgotten. 1
Robert Pips.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
deep appreciation for the kindness,
cardS, treats and visits to the late
Cordon Knight dlutiing his long
illness, Also the many kindneSses,
sympathy,' beautiful floral tributes
and eards sent during our recent
bereaventeut. Special thanks to our
neighbours and. friends for their
assistance, to De.' Stephens, the ;
Cranbrook W. I, and th e staff and
nurses at. Wingham Hospital„ It is
all very deeply appreciated.
Elsie Knight, and family,
BORN
MAIM — To Mt, and Mrs, Settles
Mail', H. R. 6, Brussels, on Nevem--
ber 12th, 1960, a daughter
Joan
Thurs., 'Fri., Sat.,
,Nay., 24 - 25
Jeff Chandler Fess Parker
will! be held at
BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIDAY, NOV, 25th 1960
From 7 P. M. to 8 P.M.
if demanded a poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DEC, 5th 1960
Polling Ruh-Division No. 1 in the
Council Chamber 'in the Town Hall;
D. R. O. William Bell Mrs. W,
Edgar Poll. Clerk,
Polling Sftb-Division No. 2 in the
basement of the Public Library,
D. H. 0. Ben Whittarcl; Mrs. Vera
Hastings, Poll Clerk.-
Polls to be open from
9 A. 1:11. to 5 15, M.
Wm. H. King, Returning Officer
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Three School Trustees to serve the
Township of Grey during the year
1961.
will be held at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P. 'M. to • 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1960
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1966
Polling Sub-division No, 1 at
Eichool House S. S. No. 4
Polling Sub-division No. 2 at
Fichool Rouse S. S. No. 1
Polling Sub-dlyision No. at
Community Hall, Walton
Polling Snub-division No. 4 at
Community Hall, 'Moncrieff
Polling Sub-division No, 5 at
Township Office, Ethel
Polling Sub diision No. 6 at
Sicbool. House S., S. No. 5
Polling Stub-division No, 7 at
'Community Centre, Cranbrook
Polls to be opened from
9 a. m. to 5 p, m.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Returning Officer
'Nicole Matireiy
In
THE JAYHA1A/KfRS
Action, romance and intrigue In
pre-Civil War Kansas.
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
Rector: Rev. '11, L. Jennings
15. A. L. Th.
Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott
11 a.m, Holy Communion and
Church SchoOl
WEEK END SPECIALS
Liptons Chicken Noodle Soup
3 for 37c
Maxwell House Instant Coffee
6 oz. 99c
Pat A Pan Flour, 7 lbs. 49c
Try Our Bread — the Bread with a
Real Bread Flavor
Full line of Fruit and Nuts for
Your Christmas Cake
RECEPTION and DANCE
(for Mr. and Mrs. John Cousins)
FRIDAY, NOV., 25th
BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
Ladies Please Bring ,Lunch
Everyone Welcome
The Church was decorated with
white mums, red and white snap-
,dragons; ferns, palms and candle-
abra. The candlelight 'ceremony was
performed by the Reverend Lloyd ;
Brown, minister of the Church. The
organist was Mr. Donald Dunbar and
soloist was Mrs Frank Thorapeon
During Life signing of the register,
'Mrs, Thompson sang, beautifully,1
"The Lord's .Prayer" and "Becaus.,
. GIven in marriage by her father,
th e boide looked radiant, in an
original Fred Admiller of Vienna,
gown. of Eggshell satin Rage Brocade, ;
full length skirt' which graduated
from a hustle back fullness. Her,
'long sleeves tapered to points o'ver ;
the fingers, The jewelled neckline
featured a scoop in front and slight
decollett e at the back, Her silk net
veil, which her mother wore at her
own Wedding 25 years ago, fell from
a crown of irridicent crystals and
'she 'carried a cascade bonnet of
white orchids and stephanotis, Her
only ornament was a strand of
cultured. pearls, Ther gift from the
groom,
,Mrs. Raymond Bronson, was her
maid of honor and little Shirley
Ann Brown was floWergirl, Both
attendants chose red velvet street
length_ gowns with red veiled
crowns. The matron of honor carried
a white lace muff with a cascade. Of
red carnations and stephanotis and
the flOwet girl carried a white lace
basket with identical flowers,
(iroonisman eras Mr, Leon NeWitt
."'] United States Air Force, and
ushers Were Mr. Ray BronSoit and
Mr. George JutSi,
The 'bride's mother Wore an azure
blue Aleneen Lace gown with vise
Velvet bat h.-fumed with pink
ostrich pititheS,
The groom's Mother wore a
royal blue Jonathan LOgan goWn
With a Small Veiled hat to Match,
A reception Was held at the New
American Hotel,
ror her going away costume the
bride Were a Wadi:, nub et Min salt,
White velvet cloche, white kid
gloves Bird ermine ;Ian:et with black
accessories, Her corsage. Was a White
orchid.
The lianpy Otitiple left nit a Motor
trip to the Tr, S, A. 'They Will Make
Blair hOme near Tievee, DolaWare.
thiests were present tram Peoria, ]
11.1610iai St. ,Thaenii, MISSOtirl;
N'ta ,tata VAN, Ont,z 8t, Anotstinol
and tirrssels.
Free Delivery
'MAVAIT
Phone 132
Turkey it • o
Sponsored By
'BRUSSELS f3RANdl-r 218 CANADIAN LEMON
rotes t Mall
At '4 F,
FRIDAY, DEC, 2 1960
FRIDAY, DEC. Of 1960
REGULAR dAME8 31;64
3 Special card t 'cards for siss
"6FIRI'81".MA S bA'N68
Enjoy you r lioliday"d0oing
Crab:bite& Community Centre On.
.December' 23rd to the Music ia.f the
Mercy Eros. and On Dedeniber 20th
to Ian
CDA
onlmun
.. -t „ Bal l
01410AV.i..istOV: 25th
CARD OF THANKS'
We wish l thank Our 'relatives
1 and friends for the lovely gifts, 'cards,
e E A tj and the phrty whi ch Huey bad for
tis lit tiff Ethel COMM-Unity 00111 er,
Styling Boat Witfl,rid on the tide:Aston (if,' our silver
ll trietiAtty wedding' anniversary.
Stair and ,HOlon Alexander
'Mercy erey .Brothers . Orchestra
Danc e: starts at .10 P.M. ' V A f„ "'t
AtientaltiOK166 • Lindh. • •
$""pori66iie'd by tlit, Half.Board Guttiiiil
Meiviiic Church
Mr. Louis D. Thompson
Organist and Choir Directo
10 A. M. Church School
11 A. M. divine Worship
Anthem: Host ihou not known
Pflueger (Isaiah 40 Ver. 2t8-31)
The United Church
OF CANADA
Ministairt Rev. L. Brown B.A.; 111.b.
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Mai•tin
First Sunday of Advent
9.45 A. M. dinirch School
A, M. Sdcramient of Infant
Baptism
Subject — "Stewards of the
mritoripo pf God.',
will be held at
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1960
From 1 P. 'M. to 2 P. M.
AP persons wishing to qualify
must either be present at the
Nomination by 2 p.m.• or have a
written consent for nomination
signed by him or herself in the
hands of the Returning Officer by
2 p. m., November 25, 1960..
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd .1960
Polling Sub-di-Vision No. 1 at
School House S. S. No. 1 D, R. 0,
Wallace Nicholson P. C., Boyd
Tayor
Polling Sitb-divislon No, 2 at
School Hottse U, S. S. No,'11D, IL 0.
Wm. Bennett P. C. Mrs. R.
Achilles
Polling' Sub-division No, 3 at
5..ictimol Ronan S. S. No. 5 D. O.
All's, B, Anderson 13", C., Mrs.
Weller() Prcieter
• Pelting Sitb-division NO. 4 at
Morris Township Hall D. It. 0.
Clifferd Marks, P, Irtinea
Aleeek
Polling tub-city-18ton NO. 5 at
Eleliept I-Tense S. S. No. D. R. 0.
Stanley` Hopper C Bert Garniss
P011ing ,litb-divisiort No, fi • at
Siohool HotiSe S. S. No, D. IL O.
Dan Cassidy' P. C. .A ex Shaw
Poit6 to be opened from
9'a. tn. to 5:p. nit
deb. C. Martin
iR'ettforiiriej Office
Oho ne• '"Ao Door Pr ze