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PROCLAMATION'
CIVIC HOLIDAY - MONDAY AUG I 2nd
A PUBLIC HOLIDAY
To Fall. In Line With Qther Municipalitioh
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Calvin Krauter' Reeve
ST. COLUMS AN WINS COUNTY J.
SOCCER CME AMRIQNSHip
In a rather listless soccer game,
played in St. Columban on Wed .
nesday even ing, E. Colu.tanfau
heat Goderich ti-a. The game 4E4
no beaying a n the league stand-
ing as the wtnners had not lost AI
game all seoison.
St C,olum,ty,an led 5-0 at half
time, and seemed to coast the
Test of the -way, Gerald and Army
Ryan and Art Murray sriored
their teams goals. A large ;crowd
witnessed the game as it wets held
with the annpal supper arid car-
nival.
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'BRUSSELS GARDENKT TiEtit
Third Meeting
The third meAsting of, the Brile-
',sels Gardenettes was held on
June 1st. at 7:20 pin. at the
home of Shirley Dfmries. The
meeting was opened ivith the 441
Pledge, The roll call, which was
r"The Progress of My Garden",
was answered by ;six members.
The minutes of the Met meeting
were read by Rosemary Blake,
The next meeting will be held
July 8, 7:30, at the home of Rose-
mary Blake. The neKt demonstrat.
ion 'will be cannin,g tomatoes,
The discussion, was "common
storage of Vegetables; Weed Con-
tro): insects and. diseases".
The demonstration was thin,
ning, transplanting and freezing.
The meeting was closed with 0
(Canada.
CHARLES McLEAN
R. R. 4, Brussels. Ont.
Agent for:
SMITH-ROLES LTD.
Saskatoon & Guelph
Manufacturers of Comet
Welders, Air Compressors,
Fill Augers, Electric
Motors etc.
SLOW DOWN AND LIVE
For the month of August the
motorist is reminded. that for Ms
own and his family's sake, he
should slow dawn his driving
speed. He may be 311 a hurry to
get trout here to there but if his
haste causes trouble, he won't get
there nearly as soon.
The long clear highway may be
a temptation to go over the maxi-
mum but highways are not al.
'ways as clear as they seem.
There may be no interesecting
roads; there may be no houses
or signs of pedestrians; tut
what about the animal that
suddenly decides to cross the
highway?
Have you ever memorized the
table of speed versus stoppage?
At seventy-five miles per hour
naW far will your car travel be-
fore you can bring it to a stop?
Just apply the thought to a vag-
rant deer, big dog or other animal
that may dash across the road,
without warning.
Keep in mind that you should
SLOW DOWN AND LIVE.
FALL FAIR DATII2
Alvinston OIL 1.
Arthur t4ppt, as, a
Aurora June IX
Aylmer Aug. 88, 34,
Ayton Sept, 10, 11
SRL 8S.F.41AS .. Sept, s0, Oct. 1
Hayfield Sept. 28, If
Belmont Aug. TIM
Myth Sept. 31, 33
Bobycageon Oct 1, It
Bolton Sept. 34, 33
Bothwell's Corners Sept. 14
Leamington Aug. 3 to
Lien's }lead Sept. le. 11
Listowel Sept. 7, 8
London . . . ,....... Sept 10 to 18
Thedford ... . Sept. 38, 30
INisildmay Sept. 14, lb
TavistOck Sept. 10,11.
Tillsonberg Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1. 3
13racebridge Sept. 18, 17, 18
Caledori Sept. 10, 11
Lucknow Sept. 17, 11
Markdale Sept. 1$, 17
Markham Sept 30, Oct. 1, 3
Zurich , Sept. 25, 27
Toronto
(Q.N.E.) .... Aug 20, - Sept.
(Royal Winter Fair) Nov. 12-30
Meat'ord Sept. 17. 111
Woodstock Aittg. 26, 28
Woodbridge Oct. 8, 9, 11
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