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In- the new 'school, ' Wednesday .. ..
April 12th, 3130 p.m. Special feature:.
debate, Resolved: .-',"Thaf -,Consolit, •
dated Schools Provide Better,Educat-•
I. ion for Children." —' xn • All: council and scho,o1 boerdenib.
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'were begun. •
Mrs. George Blake jr„ won the
door prize, and the names of door
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LOCK OUT
Polio and Lockjaw
The coming ,season will increase the hazard for both liam,
diseases. Ask your doctor about the combined Polio-Teter
protection.
If for any reason you cannot arrange to preoure
service from a private physician, then you are weloome
attend one of the free clinics held in this area at .:
SEAFORTH (489M) — NORTHSIDE UNITED ,014USC511
2nd 'THURSDAY OF TH,E 'MONTH 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
WINGHAM, (862J) TOWN HALL 3rd WEDNESDAY OF
;NOTICE OF *APPLICATION
The Liquor Licence Act, -1950
LICENSING DISTRICT NUMBER 2
TAKE NOTICE that MRS. ANN BAKER of the VILL.AGE of
BRUSSELS, Ont., in the MINTY Of HURON will make application
alt a Special Meeting of The Liquor License Board of 'Ontario to he
held at the CANADIAN LEGION HALL, 48 Ontario Street North ill
the pay Of KITCHENER in the COUNTY of WATERLOO on
Monday the 1st dday Of MAY 1961, at the hour of 10 o'clock D,S.T. in
the forenoon for the issuance of a PUBLIC HOUSE' LICENCE}
for the Sale and consumption of beer in premises to which men
only are admitted for the following premises: The New American
Rotel, Turnberry St., Brussels, Ontario, being a Brick - Storey
Building on the West side of Turnherry St.
Any person resident in the licensing district may object to the
aPplication, and 'the grounds of objection in Writing shall be filed
'with Mr. R.B. Trott, Q.C. the depiuty registrar of the licensing- district,
whose address l's Dunker Building, Suite 40, 251 King Street West,
iaTCHENER, Ontario, at least ten days before the Meeting at which
the iinplicatkin is to be heard,
"A7ED at Brussels this 27th day vE March, 1861,
ANN BAKER
TUrnberry St., Brussels, Ontario
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
The Liquor Licence Act, .1950
LICENSING DISTRICT NUMBER, 1
mkt Noll= that THOMAS a IJIDEK of the VILLAGE or,
BRUSSELS, Out:, in tile .00-LINTY Of 13'LMON Will inalte application
at a SneCiel Meeting of The Licit:ler Licence Board Of Ontario to be
held at the 'CANADIAN-LEGION tiALL, 43 Ontittio, Street North in
the CITY of kitOntlItitt ttio COUN'T'Y of WATERLoo Oil
MoutItify the 1St, dday of MAY 1961, at the litnit of 16 o'clock ri.s.kt% int
the foretietiti for tile ISS1141100- of tsuilt..ad HOTISE LICENCE
for 'the OTIEEN"S 131 Turnberity.
LOT 12 arid Part. of lets 1.4-b-30 Plan N'o, Of Brit-OS.61S, bat.
Any liertien, resident lit the lideriaing district 'MAY object tho.
aivitoratoo„- oriel tits igitiahtta obidotton ht Writing ehsli •filed
with. Mr. 11;11. Trott, Q.C. the deputy rogistrar of the Ike:riming tllArlot,
*ittl lliltfroaa )iiinkeh tliiild ng, 8ttito 4(rig, 291 King Street 'Weat,
IttrcriP.&tri.. '16(iSt 'ten 'days inifOre the lithetitit; tit Which
fire n nnlcatriit is to he
DATED' at Brit.S.SCIS dtli tint' „le ,aunt.
TOOMA.s,
tfoot, priaa-sota, bolted
Don't Let Polio or Tetanus
KNOCK OUT
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R. M. Allis, M. D.,
Medical Officer of Health,
COurt HOuse, Goderich.
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THE TIME ' MACHINE
A science-fiction melodrama based
on the /R., G.,Wells, novel about the
man who 'Invented a machine to
transport 'him 'through time.
FRESH /READ and DAMNS EARN
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times 1St Sunday Attei. Easter "
11 a, in, Morning' 'Prayer !tad
ditireb. school:
St. David's; Helnfryn
2 p. iii, Evening Prayer and
Church School
'4.-tturch
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The United
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Your h • onie Mari•et 'YOU are Weileoine
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A4.112vartesol es eee0100 *Ws anal Post OLOps Department, ()emirs, Thu"--rsclay April 6th, 1961 .',1) Per Yegur VahLle
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i }{) Li DAY V ISJTO,RS Mrs. David. CreWfarci • §. . 41 t Mrs, David Crawford, 83, ferinerly
Miss Laura Lucas, .of Pickle Crow,' Christine Anil ' klardy, died. Tuesday
is holidaying at her homellere, March 2.8th, in the Brassela Nursing, •4•
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Leach, :":"> e . t 1
Montreal, with his parents; Mr, and She was born in Cannington, the ,
Mrs. W. G, Leach. daughter of the late Mr, end Mrs,
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4; I' ,, t John hardy, Following her marriage
Lester Median, Toronto, with his to David Crawford, who died two
I parents, Mr, and Mrs., Leonard Years ago, the couple farmed in, Mc- '
Meehan, ! Killop Township before retiring to
*I * * - Brussels, She is survived by two.,
Miss Sharon, Hemingway, Brant ,,,. Sons, .Ray of Morris Township and .
'ford; , Peter Hemingway, TOronte Aiy1n of. Listowel; two daughters, '
1 and Miss Marlene Mahood, Guelph, Mrs. Clayton tislay) Davidson of 1 Edna, (Mrs. Pearson Young) of
with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hemingway, I 'Wiarton and Mrs, Clara Price of Stratford, and Mary, (Mrs. Jack •
Mr. and Mrs. George Baeker, were Vancouver,, B,C.; a brothel', .. Alee I Bryans, of Morris Township; also /
1 Easter visitors in Toronto. , Hardy of Cannington; ' and Seven I ',4 sisters, Mrs. Albert (Nellie) Bowes,
*, * * grandchildren. Funeral services ' -11-/.1 Edwin (Edna): Stowe, Mrs. Wm,
Mr. and Mrs. Win,' Hastings, ank ,''were held from the D. A. Rann:fun-
I i :(,Mary) Williams, and. Mrs: Stanley .z children, 'Kitchener and
; Mr. and Graf. home on Thursoay at 2 p.m::`Ray.-1 (Lettge)„.11.iley' all Of Pert Elgin; also
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Mrs. Hartley Fischer, and family :1 c.,,tniBertoeiryvn, of Brussels 'United C.InIrch I' eight grandchildren.
Listowel, With Mr. and Mrs. J, TV orielaiea. Burial was in Brussels. I , -EUIneral ,services took plaCe from
Fischer. ..
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1 the,, D, A: Hann funerall- . en
• • . .1 'Clal:y Fridal• with ihts..'Il.ov. LI,0Yd * .* * ;
Dale McTaggart, Straford, with their'
Neil MeTeggart, Teeswater and : i
ST. AMBROSE ALTAR SOCIETY
. , ;Brehm efficiating. . „
' I. .;,04,11befirers worse thren'grandSona, .' _ _ WE NEED TRE.10% parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. IVIcTaggs.rt. ) : ` I Illarray, Arnold:end Wayne Davison i An Irish air pervaded theMarch',
IN GOOD CONDITION.
* ' * * I ' , meeting of St, Ambrose Altar of ListowOL, and '•• `Wilfred WilliS.'
Society, held at the home of Mrs, George Evans and T-Inrry non ;If
Please Return Them Regularly and Don't Leave Vont
- IC RA N ROOK COMMUNITY HALL ,,ti; ,Ex-rays disclosed that Lynn, three. Miss Pearl Baker with her mother
FRIDAY, APRIL 7th " yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in List°wel• . I Lawrence Ryan. All members wore " Th"sels, . • Hidden.Away qut of Use.
'Ken WIlbee and His '•Orchestra 'George Cousins, ' who was 411, had I . . * ''''' i a shamrock, Prayer was led by Mrs. .1 `"`• A .
Sebastien, , -
• Routine reports welt,lowelt,giyen, a
i Plans 'to equip the new parish hall , .,. . ..
Mrs, S. F. Davison BRUSSELS TRANSPO nT a There pa away 14 Wilighluxt,
hospital on March Z8t11, Mabel, 1
Seatriee Rushton, beloved wife Of
the late .S., P. ,Davison.
Mrs, Davison was born in Anlabe). I
Township, Bruce County in 1885, the I
daughter Of the late john Ttashtell
and Mary jane Dean, In 1312, she
Married S, F., Davisona and they took i.
Up farming near paisley. Later i
they moved. to London and Mitchell I I and an 1925 they came to Brussels. 1
She is. Survived by one son, Dean, I
of Listowel, and two daughters,
Safe Deperulable Moto? Trans
Phone 122 13rusids
Breakfast Club Raspberry or
Strawberry Jam 24 oz.
Kraft Cheese. Slices pkg.
Holly Peas, 20 oz. 2 for
White Cross•Tissue, Family
pack of 4
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DO YOU HAVE BUILDING OR
RENOVATION PLANS
For A First Class and Satisfactory Job eau
GERALD EXEL
CARPENTRY and MASONRY
PHONE 23R12 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO)
,31c
39C,
47c
McCUTCHEON GROCERY WE WILL PAY YOU
5c Each
For Milk Bottles Phone. 293 We. Deliver . .
CHILD INJURED EAST ,Elli DANCE'.
T`n th 1' V `m." L inda SI''''''n" and
and ,Barbarri Bryn r+-•••-ac ci vurli tars CC)USI,NS 13 AIRY ,
. • , • . suffered concussion When she tripped
and fell while playing.
•t Mr,. and. Mrs. C. J,, Pegelow viith
Cargill ` relatives.
Refreshment Booth' le
Admission at Popular 'priet4. , •,.. Phone 22 were flowerbearers.' net Brussels -Ont
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Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Toronto, with ,'
her ptirents, Mr, and Mrs. 0, )
McFadden.
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Mr. and• Mrs. Roy Durst and family d
of 'Walkerton, with Mr. and Mira. H. j:
Thonian: - - )
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,Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman and
family, Chathein and Mr. and Mrs. I
. Donald . Coleman .^ and dhughten ii
Minim, with ,Mr. and Mrs. A. Cole-
man,- i
1 Mr. and Mrs: W. Seddon,. North I
Bay, at their home here. I
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' Mir, and Mrs. Stanley Wilson, I
Bruce and Larry;. with Mr. and Mrs
Jack Wilson. ..1
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Edgar and daugh-
ter, Toronto, with their parents,
Mrs. ,M, Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. A. I 'Higgins.
-i Mr. , and Ws. icon Badger of
with Mr, -and Mr.' L. Ebel. I FATHER DIES
EUC`HRE PARTY 77, e Syr[FD•,a-th3r tis extended to Mrs. SPRING PAINT SPECIAL
SCARFE'S THIX PAINT
THE PAINT THAT 'WON'T' DRIP 13,LIN . or SPILL
PAINT WITHOUT MESS
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Flat and Semi Gloss in Stock
ran ro m Y ealSon of Eriissels whose
• F,RIDAY, APRIi, 14th •,f4theiti Walter Freebree, died in prize donors were drawn for the
• coining year. tri W"es ninster Hospital, London, on
;§unday. Funeral service was held
'141..Ori,....the Evans Funeral homer
J.,dridoil l 'at '3.30 pan, on. Tuesday.,
Admission 50o ' ' Prizesr
Ladles please bring lunCh''
Sponsored by Centenniar:Ciiiriti(*es ,,,
of East Hums Agricultiirail,00lsty,:i.
Everyone Welarne "
HAVE 'srOci GOT YOUR TICKEKT
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ON'THIS WEEK'S N. H. L. DRAW
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Current ever, 1:f were givr.9. by
Mrs. ICernaghan a nd Mrs. 'Gaynor;
and other readings by ,,Mrs. Steffler,
and Mrs. Cot,don Slake.. Mrs. I3lalte,
jolined 1Virs. Joe Ryan in singing an
Trish song. In a contest conducted hy
the'.hosfeSs, Mrs, 'Seb'astian won the
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A -dainty lunch, serveo by the
Ceminitiee In charge brought the
meeting 'to a close,
• • ers from Brussels, and Morrie
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and
Grey Townships are ;invited to at-
Other Type* Available :On Order , •
15 % piicount in Price •
POLLARD'S CHAIN SAWS
Phone 64 Brussels, Ont.
tend.
• There will he Easter Music by 'the •
pupils. „ • .
Lady, H. & S. members: please.
bring sandwiches,
Everyone in this district is invited
in order to hear •the, debate,
'FOR 'SALE — sRalph Travis. was the winner'
50 LB. BAG - ONIGNi4 -;', $1.50 of the 00,00 N. H. L. .Hockey. Draw.
75 'LB. BAG POTATOES $2.00 sponsored each week by the local
:EAST, HURON PRODUCE Lions Club and you can get your
tickets f rom any Lions Club member.
BE.Aci V 6,140P
A spatis4 BRUSSELS BUSY EASTERS ..
- Cutting Styling, .Cold Waving Fifth Meeting.
Phone Brueselt "•40 The fifth meeting of the Brussels
Busy 'Misters began with the 4-H
Pledge. Alice. Devries read the min
mites.. This meeting was held at Mrs,
.Armstrong's home on March 14th,
at 7:00 p.m. Mrs, Devries demon-
strated the overcast seam. The roll
call 'was "A finish i am using for
orients were given the meeting ad- Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Parker with their I
journed.. daughter in Niagara Falls.
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BOY INJURED' IN FALL
Terry Rutledge, 'younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rutledge, was
rushed to Wingham hospital Monday
morning while unconscious after a
fall from a horse, resulting in con-
cussion. The accident occured when
Terry was thrown.
CARD, OF THANKS
I -would like to thank all those
who remembered me with cards,
flowers and gifts, and those who
visited me dimming my illness In
Clinton Hasp/ital. These• acts of
kindness will always be remembered.
Mrs. S. V. Warwick
LYCEUM IHEATRE
WINGriAIV!, ore/"ARIO
Two Shows 'Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 p. at, my dress" After the Home assign-
MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 p.m
Thurso Fri., Sat.,
April, 6 . 7 - 8
Rod 'Taylor Alan Young
'Yvette Mirrileux
Mr. and ,Mrs. A. Wood 'with their
,CRANI3ROOK son, Dr, K. S. Wood and Mrs. Wood„ I
I Clinton
Holiday visitors at the hortie of
— 10:00 MONTH 12:00 THE p.m.
Dr. and Mrs. D. ,McRae and: child- I
ren, Toronto, with his mother Mrs.
T. T. McRae,
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Mr. and Mrs, Robert Kennedy and
children, Janice and Robert, and
DaVid Kennedy', Ottawa, with their
parents, 112,. and Mrs. R. W.
Kennedy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson spent
Easter in London with their daugh-
ters and family and visited. Mrs,
Helen Henderson who was a patient
In Victoria hospital. Their grand-1
' daughter, Sharon Henderson re; I
turned home with them for Easter 1
holidays, •
Mrs,. James Noble included her soil
Jack, of Hanover, and his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and. 'Mrs. Jim
Dobnoy, Ileather aneBilly of Pt.
Credit.
Mr. and Mrs. Art•,Nichols, Brod-
ha gen, spent Easter with Miss E, M.
Steias and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Jini Devine and'
faintly, Toronto, spent the 'holiday.
week end with Mr. and. Mrs. Frank
Smith.
• Anglican Church
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
Recter: Rev, H. L. JennIn0
11. A.,
Organist: Mrs. 13, tillott
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Walton Willing Workeee
The fifth Meeting Of the Walton
Willing fv(tiOilisks was held in the
henne op Nora Anderson, March 21st.
The meeting Opened With ""Put on
Year Beater Bonnet,' " The next
_'fug is at 'Anne Aar& 23
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1116 44 Pledge . was: repeated..
'nne Blake read the likferettiry'20 -
. report. .Tlie roll call Was finSWered'
by seven Members. The dreSSee Were.
fitted on. and'tlio girls Vete
Aorne, pOints on What riekt.
Miss Miller, the lloAtiO, Illooriotokit„
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and MrS. W. G, Weiss and
children, Jacquelyn and KiM, visited
With Mira, Florence Russell and Mr,
and Mrs. Elden Wilson, en route
.froili -Winnipeg -to Miaini, Florida,
Where they Will be ina,king their new-
.11-61116, They alStiTisitect With Mr, attet
Ma's, onee, feirilly of
titter a91ci 'Miss tiltitgatot i',iissell iii
tonde,t,
SPECIALS
Aylmer Catsup 3 for
Fancy Red Cohoe 2 tins ...... Baz
Delmar Margarine. Buy 31b. Reg Price
Get 1 lb.
Holly Fancy Peas, 4 - 20 oz. tins
Phono /32
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;e8aiito on the + WiAg FIREMAN'S DRAIN
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the dreS09; Home asif • y i. e i $60 frreiriet's
• jiitaita. were givet . whicj, was
:telloWed by a dotal:Otis lunch served• by Mrs.. A,riderSO/i 'end •14'ora.
MiSs Bharbara tritirtilittit, of .:E,'Ondori
• and."141Fis. .
Were holiday iTalittirIt With at their',:.
,Mion tAttfard fliitchie WIta it Week:
end vasitti Wftla. Mr.„
0Ordefi tYdltitt 'Of 'tar/44.'`
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bAilij OF tHANkt, •
' The famlly of the Ago
to' o7'4.15toss diet
lithoote fillitik§ id theft' tottily
felathe6§ toii, the MatlY acts Of
kindtiea during thole, recent
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