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THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY. Publisher
Published BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, every Thursday
Authorized as Second Ulass Mail, Post Orrice Department, Ottawa
Eatabliand 1872 Serving the Perming Community
Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ontario Weekly Nowspaptre Assosiation
GOttDON JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
PHONE : 291-4450 LISTOWEL
R. BALER
YOUR WIASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER
A Cpruplete Line Of
N : n Farm Equipm ent
PHONE';':;
BRUSSELS, ONT.
WINC3-1MA MEMORIAL SHOP
QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Week Day
Guarantee for Over Se Year.
CEMETERY LETTERING
BOX 156 WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK
a A. RANN
FURNITURE STORE
Licensed Funeral Director and 'Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 BRUSSELS, ONT,
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL.
J. H. CRAVVFORD, Q. C.
N. A. SHEPHERD, M.A., L.L.B.
A. R. M. MILL. S.A., L. L. B.
BRUSSELS and
WINDHAM
Phone 120
Phone 357-3630
REG SULLIVAN TRANSPORT
SAFE DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Fully Lleenced to and from Brussels Livestock Sales Ltd.
to anywhere in Ontario
Phone collect: Long distance 242J Brussels
WALTON
FIRE DESTROYS.
HOME AND CONTENTS
Mr. and Mrs, George Bernard
of Itit 4, Walton, lost their home
by fire on Saturday afternoon
Most of the contents i.11. the
11h, storey house were also lost in
the fire. Damage was estimated
at $9,000, The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
The fire. of undetermined
origin, is believed to have started
in a back kitchen.
Walton W. I
May Meeting
'Mrs, Harold Bolger and.. Mrs
James Clarke, Ifortne If.'eatiOnties
onveners,- wore charge of
the May meeting of the 'Walton
'Women's .Institute,. Mrs,- • James
Axtniann, lilt 4, Walton., •who Was
the guest speaker, gave demon-
stration. on. Picnic 'salads,
Many different . combinations of
vegetables and fruit and 'vege-
tables, make interesting •.salads,
They should be (dean, crisp, and
cool and served directly from the
, ••
The speaker demonstrated patio
kidney bean and rhubarb salads
which wore later sampled by
tln,
Mrs. ikxtmann .was introduced
by Mrs. Clark and thanked and
presented with a. gift by Mrs.
nOlger, on behalf of the institute
mem bers.
A display, which Included salt,
tea, potatoes, oatmeal, and but-
ter .was set up by the "Centel'-
. ffial Queens" (dab, whn,took.
the course "A World •of. Food in
Canada", under the leadership of
Mrs,. :Gerald. Watson and••• Mrs,
Allan McCall, Miss Sandra Wat-
son, .eotinnentator, told • of the
manufacturing processes Of the
• articles on display and gave a
price . comparison from. 15137 to
Mrs. Jan van Wet., the newly
elected president, was in charge
of the business Session, open.
ing with the Institute Ode 'and
Mary Stewart. Collect, 0 Canada
was sung with Mrs, Wilbur
Turnbull at the piano,
call was responded to with IMP
name of a favourite vegetable
and how to serve it.
Your
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For further infortmtton contact your local representatIVe
June 12th.
GEORGE WATT
PHONE 523-9217 BOX 299, BLYTH.
COME HOMEI
We are looking forward to
having YOU home for Brussels
"Come Home Week", June 30th,
July 1st and 2nd.
FOR SALE —
good picnic table,
Call: Selwyn Baker
Phone Brussels 4
J. F. LfiNGSTAFF
— OPTOMOTRIST
SEAFORTH MEDICAL. CENTRE •Eki.
Tuesdays; Thursdays, Fridayo, and Saturday a.rn.
Thursday evenings by appointment only. Phone Seatorth 527-1241
Clinton Office — Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street
Monday and Wetthesrinv 9:00 to 5:30 p.m
The minutes were read. by
Mrs; !Gerald Watson. Mrs. Roy
Williamson, District Director,
reported on the East Huron
na it meeting held in Brussels.
A decision wits made to order
fin Adelaid IToodless hoot:, A 5,.•ln.
dirmtion will lie given Brussels
Fall Pair. The Sunshine convener,
Mrs. Earl Watson asked the
Phone 42401,
members to notify her of any , . , .:ilexttess. deaths. or births in the
Institute.
A fall Cep ten nial program is
being planned rind a committee.
'wa s appointed. There was a
discussion concerning the June
J21-11 bus trip to Guelph.
A Dutch Auction was 'held and
refreshments were served by
Mrs. 'Ronald Williamson,
Tferbert Williamson, Mrs, George
Willis MS On slid Mrs. TfalITY
Craig.
Invitations
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Wedding and engagement anneunCetacnts, birth snwp,?,rnas.
Mints, confirassitkci ineitstions, geidan and silver snoi-rerann
annonneenienti, ete.
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