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CARD 01- THANKS
I would like to thank all ra.Y
friend, who so kindly rememhered
me with cards, flowers and tr
Wilik; 1 was a patient in the
cliaton Hospital.
Mrs. Stella Clark
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is given to
those who called to see me and
remembered me with cards, and
flowers, while 1 was a patient in
Wingham Hospital. Thanks also
to the nursing staff and Dr. OravV-
ford.
Cora Gibson
CARO OE THANKS
wish to thank ail Muse Wild)
visited me, seat cards, ilowers
and gifts while I was a patient in
Winghani. District Hospital and
since I have returned home.
also to Rev. A. Johnston,
Ur. 2.1cluonon and the nospita,
nursing stall. These kindnesses
are much. appreciated.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheeier
GAKL-./ yr ri--1,iNt(Ci''
I wish to express my gratitude
for the kind sympathy of all
people of Bru-ssels in' the' death of
• t 3
my father who died in Nursing
Home, :brussels, Wednesday
September 29thl 'Especially , those
kind ladies who participated in
lovely luncheon served: in the
church' basement after funeral,
also those :Sind ladies of Altar
Sooiety and the surrounding coin,
and the .t•ittuni funeral
home:"
His daughter, Mrs. Clara ifiCks
London, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Heavy Chickens, oven ready.
John Perrie Phone 422W5
FOR SALE
1(3".1i,eninore Oil Stove, with fan
Phone _Brussels 440J5
i OF; sAu4„ ---
Ford V cylinder motor, like new.
R. J. Limier Phone 5
F OK SALE —
i ()tutees, l,;') lbs at 1;2.10
Phone 7 Texan Grill
NOTICE —
Anyone hitereSted Figure
Skating call;
Mrs, Verne G.renke i'llette 130
ORDERS TAKEN —
Por..Dressed Geese and Ducks
tor Christmas
Mrs. Alvin McLellan, Phone 254J
FOR RENT
Apartments on. Mill. St., Bras-
sels. 11eidern conveniences, oil
furnace. Apply to;
John Wade Phone
FOR SALE --
Two pair Boy's Hockey Skates
size 4 and 5. In excellent con-
dition.
Mrs. Bill Stratychuk Phone 124
FREE COOK BOOK •
Get your Rawleigh Cook. Book
now and information how to make
money selling Rai.Vleigh, Products.
full or part time. Write Rawleigh.
Dept. K-1.52-FC, 4005 Richelieu, St.
St. Henry, Montreal.
A CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY
AVON CALLING
Just two territories still avail-
able for Christmas sales. For im-
Mediate placenient phone collect
to-night, Mrs. Millson, London
451-0541.
WANTED
Farms, I Tomes, Buainesses.,
tots and Acreages for sale in
and around Brtaaels. Contact
Glen Thuell, Real Estate Division,
Victoria and Grey Trust, Listowel.
;Phone 68.
SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY
t,er-o•re trtrt.;
TELEPHONE 444
Sur 1.clorm.. tzr ePticleterIng
Ero s els Representelve
SELWYN BAJCIR
PHONE 751 BRUSSEL'',
IN MEMORIAM
VITIRSIMY, I+10V. iStlit# i606
ntlaitilikawafeaalivmwaS?*.t.
4CAIVieji.eiLL 0
Unitopii
Listowei, ft.hrtaxie
THE SERVICES OF
ciL.Lk4.
:high School education to inininnurn of Junior Matritcp
an aptituCie for figures and some typing ability are
equisites.
Salary commensurate with experience and nbiIity.
Applications should be addressed to the Plant Personnel
office.
raVai:b.
qiitypWvtanlgMOMMENUMORMAX
Ask . about. convenient departuri
and return times
INH/TE PARE
$4.00
ONE
Par Information, phone the local
CN Passenger Sales Office
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Oitii?A1,414
0
AY
8Lu
Ethel Village
eNA-iver Cleneral or
Canada,. income tax
deduction
Rolot. L. Cuningluila;
gasoline, spark plugs &
zarbit, fire dept.
Geo. Rowland, gasOline
bit:, dept. .
J. C. Conley, battery,
' fire dept.
liliWood McTa,ggarty Main,
fire 'dept. .
Firenien to car -fire.''
Ross Cirnningtiam. &
ROA. Gathers
Reads 8Z'lltidgeli
4.00 Village
J. C. Conley, bulbs,
JOHN STAPLES
della L WA) u.led sod
dewy luiluwing a heart attack
id, 111 i31 LU.iSelS early
.Monday morning. would have
be,/n .the end of I.\ VC:ioner.
ILL the early ae was con-
stable.. in the village of Biytli for
four years. 1../Ler he was employ-
ed at the C.:di/Lon radar school
until he reaclied retirement age.
lie then p,urchased a home in
brusseis where he lived until
death.
predecease() null 15
years ago. 'surviving are two
eons, Cordon of RR Dublin;
Kenneth, Port Colborne; one
daughter, Mrs. Wm. (Wilma;
Radford, lilyth; three sisters,
m..s. Len (Lillian) Murray, St.
(:olumbetn; Mrs. Jack (Cora),
Pryce, Seafortli; Mrs. Ernest
tbinah.) Poll, Bullet Township;
; grandchildren.
The funeral service was Theld
from the Tacker Memorial Chap-
el, i31yth, on Wednesday at
2 p.m. Btirial followed -.sin Illyth
Union cemetery.
8th AND 16th UNIT, DUFF UCW
NpVE:IVIEER MEETING
he o v amber meeting was
held at the name of Mrs. h.en
.W.e.Uonaicl Wednesday eve/11114,
_November let.h.
he meeting Was opened by
siugiiig nyatu •±11,2 "beau on U
icing ifterual With Mrs. Wilbur
'.t urnbuli at the piano. The
are from psalm, 105 was read oy
tiers. William Turnbull, also an
Li tic:le on. Remembrance Day.
ionoweu by prayer. i ne topic
-Sowing while you sleep" was
taken by Mrs. Alvin McDonald.
The first and last verses of hymn
401 "Onward Christian Soldiers"
was sung followed by the Lord's
l'fityer repeated in unison. Roll
call was answered by 15 members
and there was one visitor. The
minutes of the lase meeting were
read read -by the secretary. The
treasurers report was read
and Mrs. Harold Bolger conduct-
ed the business. The Copper
Collection was taken and Mill
Don. FraSer's side were the Win-
ters. it was -moved by Mrs. Jim
Smith, seconded by Mrs. Jim Me-
Donald to have a fainily night
With supper at the 'church, Dec-
ember 8th The d011eCtion was
taken. Mrs. ;Tan van. Vliet is to
loOk after flowers and cards in,
place of Mrs. Jim. McDonald.
Grace was sung and lunch was
Served by Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs.
Wni, Turnbull and the hostess.
GREY 'TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL METING
Meeting- held November 1st.
folloWing motions were
carried,'
Moved by Lawson Ward sec-
elided by Glenn Huether that the
minuteS. of the last meetiug be
adopted as read.
Moved by Kenneth bray sec-
onded by Archie Mann that By-
laws No. 23, 24 and 25, 1905 be
passed under The Tile Drainage
Act.,
Moved by Elena Huether sem-h
ed by Lawson Ward that all ap-
proved accounts be paid,
Moved 1 by Archie Mann see-
()tided by Glenn Huether that we
do now adjourn to Meet again
,Pii.,Deeember 0th, at One o'clOck
or at the call of the ReeVe.
The following accounts were
paid: •
Tile Drainage
Loans $ 2,948,50
Melvin Carnuchan, tiie
uraihuge. inspector 21.50
L. Sit. Cardiff, clerk's 'fees
tile' draivage 24.00.:
B:4.' eleplione
System, rental . .
& tolls
Howard Bernard, oil -
filter •-
(leorge iWesenberg, select
jurors
Clifford Dunbar, select
jurors
G:.
3d. M. Cardiff, select
jurors & report
john kt.Priard,
bounty
Fred Smalldon, fox
bounty
Wayne Hood, fox
bounty
James Struthers, fox
bounty
Listowel Retarded
Children's Education
Authority, tuition fees
Mapleton School . . ....
Robert Nicholson Const.
part payment Hanna
drain
Robert. Nicholson ConSt,
labour hooking mats
Denman and Agree-
ment drains
Hienistra, Nursing Rome
,Oct. account 122.245'
Qtrecnsway Nursing Home
Dd. account . .„ . 122.25
Humphries. & Co. Oct.
relief account - 121.91
Sam Sweeney, bulldozing
Walton dunip
Allan Dobson, garbage
erlit,otion Ethel
Brussels Lions Attend
District.Meeting Of
Crippled Children Society
The 1,''seer Seal campaign con-
conducted on behalf of crippled
children is several months away.
. but it was the main topic of dis-
cussion at the District Meeting of
the Ontario Society for Crippled
Children on Thursday November.
4th in Clinton.
At this meeting, represematives
from Service Clubs in. tile
Counties of Huron and Perth
met with officials of ttio....j.Uouty
to plan the organization of the
1006 Laster Seal campaign to be
held in their communities be- .
tween March.10 and April 10. Re_
ports by '.tisach club on their work
with crippled children in the
past year, revealed the many
services such as camp holidays,
transportation to treatment nen-,
tres and hospitals' supplying of
braces,' wneeichairs and other
such equipment, were ail being
elticien.uy handled by cue Ser-
vice Club in co-operation with the
Ontario Society tor Crippled
.Children.
Vice-Chairman, Robert Miller
of Stratford stated that the Ser-
vice Clubs responsibilities in the
interests of Crippled children is
a major project With, each club
and demands a great deal of
voluntary time and personal in
, . tgrot o by Se r v i ce ;(41?,,mnbers.
Delegates attending the meet-
ing represeiite0Bayfiela Lions,
BlythlLions,;13russelsLions, Olin-
fed LiOns,di}xefier Libras, al)derit•ri,
Lions,,''Gratia '13enct‘-Liosik, List-
owel Rotary' Lucknow and Dist-
rict Lions, Seaforth Lions, St.
Marys Rotary, Winghank Lions
and Zurich Lions. t i ,wr
Rnifiesiptitativedrom the Brus.
sell Lions Club were Ralph
Pearson, Len IVIachan, and Cec.
Parker.
BOWLING NOTES
Ladies High Singles Ruth
Huether 201, Marilyn Higgins
Ladies' High boobies Ruth;
188, Dianne Hastings) 183.
Huether 400, Diartne HaStings
312, Marilyn Higgins 307, KV
MoWhitter 307.
Men's High Singles 0- Willis -
Knight 263, Mel MCArter 242,
John Pennington 289.
Meres High Doubles Willis
Knight 456,Jo.hn,xe,R.Oideri. 411,
Mel McA.rter
14.00
5.93
21.50
10.30
2.60
4.07
12.00
60:116rfili'-`'
Clifford R. Dunbar
Edythe M. Cardiff
416,589.22
Reeve
— Clerk
1.25
5.00
-5.05
90.00
• 4.00
4.00
4.00
497.28
2,500.00
30.00