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THE BRUSSELS POST BRU$aEL,S, ONTARIO , THURSDAY., JAN. lath, 196it'
THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY. Publisher
Estabilshd 1872 Serving the Forming Community
Published at BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, every TbUraday
Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post. Office Department, Ottaw,3
Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q. C.
N. A. SHEPHERD, M.A..
Brussels
Phone 120
and
Phone 3574830
LONGSTAF'F
OPTOMOTRIST
EAFt.R.t, MEDICAL CENTHE:
•-ays, rhursuayt, Fridays, nct d turtix)
huraday evenIngt; by appointment nnfy. Phone BeldCPO) 71.'
The wise ones take
advantage of winter.
Skilled men are more
readily available in the
wintertime—ready to do
your repairs and
renovations when you wont
them. Materials are in
generous supply too, and
your renovation budget
will often go further in
Winter, thanks to off-season
discounts and extended
payment plans.
You can borrow up to
$4,000 with up to ten years
to repay, at low interest
rates, with a government.
sponsored NHA Horne
Improvement Loan from
your bank. •
If you're the owner
of a small business, then
you may take advantage
of special Small BusineSs
loans available at your
bank. And farmers can
qualify for up to $15,000
with ten years to repay with.
a Farm Improvement Loan.
So you see, there are
a whole lot of very good
reasons why you should
have that work done around
your home or place of
business during the winter.
Do it now!
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Quality SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Week Day
Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of,
CEMETERY ,LETTERING
BOX 15S WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK
THE NEW WINGHAM DRY CLEANERS
will pick up and deliver drycleaning to
MURRAY LOWE'S BARBER SHOP
'MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
of Each Week
ANNOUNCEMENT
DIN-166D •
Everybody benefits when winter work is increased
For advice and assistance call your National Employment Office.
The
bouquet
invIre on
Good tozzte needn't be expenSive. Our 1:,e0,..,!,1!.,1
invitation: due proves this with the roost
type faces and vp-Nkniosthip . you could
features To .2reio rn, rrr , —rich raised lottt,•
as. the fino0 crolIsrnon31.ip yet cp:iting •tti•
tee Out unu,..tal selection
ne to. tw wed.;
3EE OUR NEW CATALOCafE AT
THE BRUSSELS POST
(Intended for last week)
.and Mrs. LeOnard Krauter
01! • 'Toronto, and their daughter
Joanne of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kelly and baby of Ottawa,
and Mr. and Mrs. WiTharn Camp-
bell, were holiday•gnets ve 1 it
Mr. and Mrs. W. .Kranter.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Bruce Speiran and ;
Mr: and Mrs. Maurice Speiran and
family were holiday visitors with
their parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Stan
Spoiran.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Earl enter-
tained members nf. their ramily.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Kelly.
and baby, Ottawa, wore holiday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Campehll, Mr. and Mrs. Ma.x
&bran" Kitchener also visited
With Mr. and Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Dorothy Brown and daugh-
ters and Mr. and Mrs. David
DrOWn and baby were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Beers of London.
Mr. rind Mrs. Cecil Raynad Were
holiday gnests with Mrs. Datatb)
grown,
Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane. of
Bluevale and John Raynard with
MT. and Mrs. Austin Raynard:
Mr. Raynard. who nad been a
patient in Listowel Memorial
Hospital for some time, had re
mimed home..
Mr. Elwood Mllii of Senneterre,
Quebec, Mr: and. Mrs. Earl Milian.
and fa.maly. Miankton and Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Smith and family
of Moncrieff, Were holiday guests
with, Mir. and Mrs. Layton Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. D. WardlaW are
in Brantford where they will spend
the winter with their son and
his family
Mr. and Mirei Ross Cunningham
and Tamils and Mr. and Mrs. Robt
Cunningham were holiday guetts
with Ms's. Elsie Cunningham.
Mrs. Trent: 7orman and ETeanor
and Mr. and Mrs. Annett,
owo, were recent visitors With
Mr. and s. P. J. ATI rill 11,
Mrs. J. Hunter, qatrliston has
been a visitor with Mar. and Mrs.
itobort camthighath—
Mr. anti Mrs. Jack COnley and
r,r. and Mrs, Sans Beirnes attend-
ed the recent 25th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hudson, held in; Kiurtzville Com-
7mUlitY Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacklin and
nihers of the family held a
holiday reunion in Ethel Com-
infinity -tall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall and
family of Lucknow Were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,41.1.c.k. Of
Drayton were recent guests with
Ma:. and 11,1rs. Melvin Kelley.
Sunday Night Skating
There is skating for adult and
teenage couples at the Brussels
arena every Sunday night. The
attendance must improve in the
month of January or the Sunday
evening skating will have to be
discontinued.
WANTED —
Farms, Homes, Businesses..
Lots and Acrea,ges for sale in
and around Brussels. Contact
Olen Thuell, Real Estat• DivisiOn„
t Victoria and Grey Trust, Lititowel,
Phone 63.