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ley alemeerS aim visitors.. 1..Z•ev.-
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111.11.11it„. and .aelrveree. an inspir-
ing Message. ra:anal innate. was
Pro%- wee by ..1r. ',WWII% 1.,UlatillZ•
MIMI (5/ EL1101, and a (Met snug-
by Mrs. I. G. Nelson and Mrs,
".uoug.. Evans, •
Air. -anti all'S. tamely' .a.ca,e..,,,,:a,
Lisiowen with inn, anti Mrs, rittri
-.„Liiitit . on' ouncay -amt. . Mr
and Mrs, • Tani Lanisitt and soli,
Varna, with Mrs. Stuart HILVan.S.:
air. anci sirs, Wm. id. Sillaie
,"don,,-.- Petersburg, Indian/1a, visi-
ted With ,1Viir. and. airs„ Calvin
Cameron and Mr. and airs. Mac:
:langel, • ._....._a..aLdil
• We •• ,congratulate .• air. E. U.
Nelson .ou. completing a suecess-
iStirininer course at Waterloo,
also- Mr. Clem S•teffier, • Godericif
who was suceeSsful in his six-
1. 'week coarse at the Ch y, iversit
.of Western. Ontario, Loudon.
,'Clem, a former Qranbrook boy,
is the eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs, '
.Olen Sterner and. is now teach-
ing in Godetieli. •
We are sorry to report that
Mrs, Martin McDonald was taken
to Listowel Hospital on Monday
evening. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
The sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to the family
of the late Mrs, John. McIntosh
a foriner .resident' of the '12th.
concession who -passed away at
her home in ListeWel on Sun-
evening.
Knox W.M.S.
ANGLICAN
OF CANADia
liector: J enaings
BA,
Organist: Mrs, la, 11/110tt
ST. JOHN'S
Morning ,Prayer
and. Church School
Itev. J. if. Bing
St Peter's, Lucknow
ST. UAVIC,S, rienfryr,
Service Withdrawn
No Church school
11.15 a.m. .:tally Day Servita.
1'1.01iMinary Notice
SEPTEMBEit i:Dth
Now FIE .
Having recently purchased the Brown Hardware, Ethel,
We Are Now 'Oren For Business . With '
A COMPLETE LINE OF STOCK
Drop In And See Our Specials.
Jim and Karen Cardiff
CARDIFF'S HARDWARE
ETHEL.
BRUSSELS 'RANSPOR7f.
Safe Depenaziole Motor Iltnanspory
We Solicit Your Patronage
PHONE 122
BRU,SSELS
J. 1. LUNGSTAFF'
GODERICH ST. W., sEAFORTH PHONE 76
Mous — Seaforth daily except Monday, 9 to 6.59;
Wedneeds.y 9 A.M. to _2.39 Y.M. Thursday evening ipy
vpolutuient oaly. Cliatell 2113.2-7010, above Eawkliu3' Harm,
1tonday 9 to 540
I.). A. itANN
u•insed 'eneral DIractor and Embalmer
FUNER,,L AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
:'HONE 36 BRUSSELS, ON
MITCHELL FALL FAIR
TOES. & WED. SEPT. ,24 & 25
$6,000.00 in Prizes
Horse 'RaCes 2:22 and 2:28 Classes
"The Biggest Little Fair in Ontario"
ei
DANCfi
Cranbrook Community Centre
SATURDAY, SEPT.. 21st
Music By — SAN-ANTONNEES
Lunch Booth
Proceeds In. Aid of Cranbrook Ball Club
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ADD MATCHLESS FLAVOUR
TO COOKED VEGETABLES
ay USING
CREAMERY BUTTER
It's Churned Fresh Daily —
That's Why It's Better
EVERYTHINGS BETTER WITH
COUSINS BUTTER
So be sure you always keep
a pound or two on hand
When in Listowel, make sure you
William Linden STORE
Men's Wear Ladies' Wear Fun
AHLIVLEZ AVENUE For Quality & Satistacuon LifiTOINAL.
Around toe Corner from the Bank of Montreal — Meow
Listowel
From the Peet Mee
Phone 285
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CARD OF THANKS,
sincere "thank yea" to all
my friends who remembered;
me Ill SU iLL1U)y ways during my
iluuss. 1 have appreciated your
kindness so very much
Verna Thomas
CARD OF THANKS
We would iike to ..axe thib
opportuuay to thank our neigh-
' bours and friends for their kind-
ness to us. ury making- our 2.15tu,.
wedding anniversary such al
pleasant occasion, it will always
ue ...happy memory.
Sincerely
•• Doug and Wilma Hemingway.
THANK YOU
We would like to take this
opportunity to tham.k our frieuds
neighbours and relatives who
May we also say many thanks helped iu any way at the time of
year curds and wards of our fire, benefit dance, and in
sympathy and many acts of
kindness shown to the family would also like to thank those
the building of our house. We
during our sad loss. Special, who donated clothing, money and
thanks to Fr. Freker and XX- gifts. Special thanks to the Grey
A, Sian. Township Fire Brigade. ,
John, and Irene Blake We will always renieniber your
thoughtfulness.
Doug and Jean Evans
LARD of THANKS
,•iWe wish to express our ,thankss
to the . wally people Of Drusseis,
who worked so hard on the,
"es" committee, and far the
voters who supported 118:
We also wish to extend our
'apologies to the people of the
;surrounding district who patron, . . .
-.• . • ize this hotel. We wait to im-
presS upon theM the fact that
we are -still fighting to give •
theM the aecomodations they
desire.
G. Workman and
The Management 'Of.
The New American Hotel •
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to take tills
• opportunity to sincerely Omit
• our friends and neighbours who
so ably assisted the night of our
barn, and implement shed fire
and alSci for help the following.
,days in getting things re-estab-
lished to care for stock. A.
special thank you to MG`. Alex
Mitchell! As A. No, 1 Listowel
• and the other chap 'who helped
. to waken us. Then to the oper-
ator, Mrs. Plant, who responded{
so quickly when called, The
Grey Township firemen .Vho-
• saved . our house from
Neighbour ladies who brought
•lunch for the fire fighters and to
all who Called On us at the time
of . our lose.
Fred and Edith Hayden
Bruce and Sandra
THIS UNITED CHURCH;
OF CANADA
Minister: Rm. A. 36„ JOIUnit011,1
BA, BA
01.•ganist: Mr. P. C, l'arker Ailt(tin
9.45 a.m. Sunday School
li a.m, Morning Worship
PRESI3YTE.P, /A r w.
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCI-..
mansk.er. „Bev. Inci.lsoa MA
Orgahls.t; airs. bainik 'Jhunapsoli
DIED
— to St. Joseph's Hes-
pitai in London, on Sept. 3rd,
Stephen Blake, Infant son of
air, and Mrs, John Blake,
it.. 4. 26 Brussels. 'Surviving
besides his payouts are two
brothers and three sisters.
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to express my deepest
appreciation to friends and.
relatives for their visits, cards,
and gifts. Special thanks to Dr.
Munn, Dr. _Noble and nursing
staff. of Distowel Memorial
CARD OF THANKS
ye would like to Life this
opportunity LO say thamts to all
4Ur the .1a0SOULLIA1011 that was
tor us at Ethel Hall on
Sept: iii, Special thanks to :the
neighbours who went to so
much work to make it possible.,
David and Ruth Hutton '
.t,e.issi (venue the meeting \vim
tut; can to worship and in-
vocation. The Lord's Prayer was
repeated in unison. llalss A. J,
llonrest presided at the piano for
the singing of. Pelhn au, The
Lord's My Saeplierd A poem,
A. Tree was read by the
eader, psalm 24 was read, each
reading a verse. The 'meditation.
was given by Mrs. Stuart ble-.
Nair and Mrs. John Schnook read
the Wad Tidings prayer. met
using a map showing The Rim (4
Topic was given is an interest,
mg manner by Miss A. Forrest,
Asia, and telling of the Ryukyu,
people. Lies. Mac Nagel react,
The 1Pirst Protestant Missionary
in Okinawa, The president, MTS.
Stanley Fischer, presided over
the business period, announc-
ing eight vacancies on the
Presbyterial ii;xecutive.
Mrs. Strickler, supply secretary,
-spoke of the bale and was
appointed to purchase the noes..
sary items, A proverb was given
,in response to the roll call, tea.
were in attendance. •A specials
Thank-offering meeting was'
planned for October with Mrs.
J, Stewart of Molesworth the
special speaker Brussels, and.
Ethel W. M. S. auxiliaries along
with our :livening Auxiliary will
be guests, This Meeting will be
held on Thursday evening, Oct.
1.7 at 8 o'clock in the church.
Mrs. Stuart McNair waS The meeting closed with a
hostess for the September Meet- hymn and prayer by the leader.,
of the Women's Missionary ! Mrs. AleX Steise and Mrs. Mae
Society of Knox Presbyterian Engel assisted the hOatess
Cpuireh: The leader. Mrs. AleXserving• !until,