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Prestige resort hotel overlooking tropical
park and Yacht Harbor. Superb enable and
unexcelled service. Planned program of en-
tertainment. . . . concerts. Luncheon and.
Dinner Music. Dancing tly in Terrace
Room. Affiliated 18-bole f Course and
Swimming Pool. 24-hoar'Garage Serv.
Season—October to Mar.
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THE BRUSSELS POST .
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
Published at Brussels, Ontario, every Thursday
Box et.), Brussels, Ontario,
Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department,
Ottawa, and for paymen postage in cash.
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and WINDHAM
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c.leentred Funeral Director and Embalmer
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Thursday Evening
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Mrs. Walter .tiroOroot, is a I
patient in Stratford General HoS-
pital,
Mr. and Firs, Emerson Mitchell
and family with Miss. Luella
Mitchell and Jack Mitchell of
Brussels, were recent visitors with
relatives at Grill Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 'Kirkby,
Mark and Steven. were weeken&
visitors with Mr. Frank Kirkby
when they attended the Lowe-
MoTaggart wedding in Hrussels.
Misses Linda Traviss. Mary
Bewley, Slier]]] Craig and
Carol Shortreed have returned
home from the tinitner resort al
Halls Lake. near Minden, where
they spent the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell
were hosts to eighty-five guests
who go third at their home for
the Storey reunion in honor of
Mrs, J. Ti.. Storey on the occasion
of her eightieth birthday. A
birthday cake with eighty candles
centred the table for the buffet
supper,
Neil Mc:Gavin.
Personals
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fiRt: ;NSURANCE COMPANY
A bachelor's life is jast one
unda riled thing alter another:
BEE otill NEW CATALOMIt
WANTON
Walton W. I. Enjoy
Dlisplay of Fall Hats
Mrs. Jan 'van t'liet, president of
the Walton Womea's 111611Liite
prosided at their August mooting,
Moll call response was "What
done to further icy
uchtion since low, iii se:mol
Mrs. Ronald 'Uhler of Durliugton
is to be invited to give a Toy Party
on September 1 3tb. Each. Member
Is to invite a guest. Mrs, Alex
utiAtazon. Ars. tioy
Mrs, Harvey Craig, Mrs, Donald
McDonald, Mrs. Allan McCall,
Mrs, ,Ronald Herinett, Mrs, Alvin
McDOnald, andMrs. Jan -van \Tliet
,Ir., will he the committee in
charge on that occasion.
After discussion scine ne .mbeis
Offered articles of handcraft for
display at the Brussels Pall Fair.
Mrs. R. Bennett gave interesting
report on a meeting held at Huron-
view on Angus
Stevens, Mrs. H.arvey Craig. Mrs.
juntas Clarke, Mrs. Ilerb Traviss
and Mrs. Bennett had attended
the meeting.
Mrs. Harvey „Johnson, president
of the Ladies' Auxiliary told a
number of residents had been
taken by bus for a picnic in Sea..
forth LionS Park.
Three members from 'Walton
tire asked to assist in the kitchen
When the Call bazaar is held on
October ruh. There is to be a bake'
sale with proceeds for the auxil-
iary.
Dr. Ross, physician at Huron.
view told of care of the patients.
Mrs, McElroy. the institute adopt-
ed patient, is a diabetic'. Her
birthday is on November
Articles needed include such
things as used nylons. empty
SpeOhi, old. magazines, used jewe.
levy ribbons and pieces of velvet,
Tr- w
tSon and Mrs. flrrald Watson
-said they would attend the next
Huronview n,c t. Lin , September Ili.
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson of lien,q.
sols, who Was the guest speaker,
was introdtteed , by Mrs, Gerald
\Val SOD. Mrs, Stevetison had a
display of hats Mode tip in color-
ful Winter material.% in a Variety
of styles,. Several had matching
Scarves, muffs, and hogs,
' Mrs. Stevenson gave n demon,
titration of va HOUK Ways of tying
Se:IrVes, Whiell 'Mrs Donald Me-
Donald modelled. She gave helpful
tips, on the care of hit ,:, The in Si 1-
bite Mei-111)01*s enjoyed trying on
differently styled hots. scarVeS.
and buckram shapes.
The guost speaker Was thanked
ttrtcl PresPuted with a gift 1w Mrs.
flay finpitor
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SUSAN SAINT JAMES
Susan Saint James, Gene Barry,
Robert Stack and Tony Francios
star lin GBC-TV's new 90-minute
drama series The Name of the
Game debuting Thursday, Sept
ember 19 (in color)•
Two 'hippies got married in
bath tub in a. double ring cere-
mony.
Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs.
Roy Williamson, leaders for the
il course 'Cottons May lb
SiOart", announced that fourteen
;iris 1011 Lake the' course. 'ishey
requested tile use of the Com-
munity Ilall for titre first meeting
when the '11.1s iui1X be cutting
lutiterittl for their garments AGENTS. ...amiss Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, lleafortoq;
Wm. Leiper, Jr. Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harek
The County Rally is to be held squires, Clinton; George. Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Siefert%
in Cranbrook ctrl Monday, Oc ober
7th.
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