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AT 7:00 P. M.
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HARVEST.OE VALUES
FALL SALE
EXTRA SPECIALS
GARBAGE BAGS
LIGHT BULBS
COMING NEXT:
BAKE SALE
and SEWING TABLE
Saturday, Oct. 2 tith, at 3 p.m. in
the Brussels Library. Sponsored by
the taunt] of St. John's Anglican
- Church.
NOTICE —
The ladies auxiliary to Huron-
view Hume rm. the Aged, Clinton,
cordially invite yon to attend the
bazaar, hake sale and tea which
is being bold at Hurenview 013
'reilaesflay afternoon, October
9th, at two o'clock, if you could
bring an, article of baking it would
be greately appreelated, as this
sale and tea are thew only way of
making money to provide treats
and entertainment for residents
of the Home,
HURON COUNTY
BLACK AND WHITE SHOW
t Huron County Black and
White Show held in. Soaforth the
entries wore higher this year
than any previous neat% Thirteen
exhibitors brought 7) head. Grand
champion Cow was shown by
Ross Marshall of Kirkton. Reserve
Grand Champion was shown by
Elston Speiran k. Son, Itrusseln.
ailston Spoiran also had 1st prize
2 yr. old in milk; 1s1 prize aged
cow in milk; hest aged cow with
over I 00.000 lbsn of m ilk, Grand
Champion Bull was shown by O.
Mac Smith, • Listowel. The judge
for the snow was Fred Griffin of
nurgeasville.
Is your Post overdue?
ICHE UNITED CHURCH
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
9:45 A. ni. Churoh School
11 A. M. Divine Worship
Aey, James L. Mairaddau
of Onus
NIFELVILLL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. MoGARROLL
Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffat
10:00 A,111• Church School
11:00 Al..I1 Milne Worship
Rev. Charles Winn
of Monkton, Oat.
Brussels Fall
Fair Winners
Mac Armstrong. Harness Tandem
outfit; Mac Armstroag, Ross alc-
Kanto; Elmer Johnson; Sam
Curley. Single Hackney Poi.ies:
Doig, Seaforth; Mac Arm,
strong; Mrs. Irene Wheeler; Elm-
er Johnson. Single Roadster
Race: Eldon Craven 1 and 6;
Ralph Walker; Mrs. 'Groan Len
Bok, Brood Mare: Brian Work.
Brood Mare over 14 hands with
foal; Mrs, Rob t. Cunningham,
Ethel, Hackney Pony: Elmer
Johnson. Road Teams: Mac: Arm.-
strong; Ralph Walker; Eldon
Craven; Mrs. D. Croft; Len Bok.
HEAVY HORSES
,Best. 4 horses owned by
exhibitor, 3 yrs. and over: Chas.
Halladay, .Chesley; Orval Bestard.
Titorridale: Jim McKay, DObbing-
ton. Single eWagon or express:
Jim McKay 1 and 2; Vernon Baat,
Britton 3. Single heavy draft',
Chas, Halliday, Orval Bestard,
Len Bok. Span of Wagon or Ex.
press: Jim McKague 1 and 2;
Vernon. Bast. Span of Agr. Clyde:
Chas. Halladay 1 nd 2. Span of
Percheron.Chas, Halladay; Orval
Bast 2 and 3. Span of heavy draft:
Chas. Halladay; Russell Teeple,
Paisley, Reavey Horse Tandem
(4 horses) : Chas, Halladay, Orval
Bestard, JIM McKay. $10() Stake
Best Heavy Draft: Chas Halladay;
Orval Bestard, Len nok; Russell
Teeple; Jim McKay; Vernon
Bast.
DART RACE
1St heat; Arnold Campbell,
Seaforth; Ron Williamson, Wal-
ton Ned Rutledge, Hugh Pearson.
Norman Williamson, Rugh Pea r•
non. 2nd heat: Arnold Campbell;
Rea Williamson; Ned Rutledge:
Norman Hugh Pear-
5 and 6, Siiecial prine for fast mile:
Arnold Campbell.
tAtigttL. 4-H GALE' CLUB
,holstein dairy heifer caltest
(project and showmanship}
Bradley Speiran, R.R. 3, Brussels:
4erald baan, RR 3, Walton; David
'Ranh RR 3, Walton. Dairy
110101'8 (Jersey. Ayrobire, Chtern•
soy), 'Robert. lireinnot, RR 3,
BiataSOIR,
TAki.14 tOng f4 t1.3:4.0 1.tc4Aat):
Gordon Mitchell, Itli :n Walton:
Bob Thomas, Brussels; David
Thomas, Brussels; I show m an-
hipn Bob Thomas, Hugh McKay,
RR. 2, Brussels: David Thomas.
Senior heifer calves, (Project and,
sh ow in a n sh Neil Hemingway,
RR 3, Brussels.
4-H CORN CLUB
Corn planing: uce Knight,
Ral 2, Brusaels. exhibit placing:
David Bann, RR. 3, Brussels,
CARD OF THANKS
'We Would like to thank all our
friends, neighbours, arid relatives
for their cards and kind expres-
sions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
Murray and Rhoda Ross
and Family
We wish to enpress our sincere
gratitude to, all relatives, friends
and neighbours who showed their
kindness to us in so many ways
during the sadden bereavement of
a loved Father.
,Jeanne Ireland and Family.
A sincere '''Phonic.-You" to all
Brussels friends and neighbours
who remembered me 'with visits
and get well wishes while I Was a
patient hi Victoria Hospital, Lon.
don.
It wag all very much appreciated.
Bruce Edgar
The family of the late Fisk
Knight would like to sincerely
thank their friends. neighbours
atia relatiVes for beautiful floral
tributes, gifts to charitable soc-
ieties, cards of syinpathy and so
ninny other acts of kindness
during their recent bereaventent,
All was deeply appreciated and
will always be remembered..
At this time we would like to
The Bit-Odin Post trnareaSea
sincere gratitude to E
Cudraore, Mrs G Matheson,
Edwin Martin, secretary of the
Brussels Agricultural Society, and
others who :insisted them in Mtn
Hating the prize winno.rs at• th4
BrunSals Pall Fair.
Your ea-operation wnm indeed
P.W.10014Wii ,
THEL
finrry Earl, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Chester Earl, loft alonnay to en-
roll at Centralia College of Agri-
(lino -fail Technology.
Honor Minister
Prior To Departure
The Rev. and Mrs, Allan ,Toha-
ston and family were guests of
'honor at a soeiol evening held
prior to their' leaving for tiondoin
The evening was spent playing
bridge and euchre.
The presentation of a. gift of
money was made to Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston on bebalf pf : the cong-
regation by Mr. Frank Hiematra.
A gift was also given from Mrs.
Austin illaynard who was unable
to attend.
September Meeting
Of Ethel UCW
Mrs. William Hewitt Was the
hostess for the September meet-
ing of the United Church
Women.
A reading was contributed by
Mrs. Frank Hielnstra, Mrs. Sam
'Betimes read a paper and Mrs.
Carl McDonald gave the topie..
'Mrs. Dorothy Brown, the Sept-
ember president, conducted the
imsin(!ss period. 20 cents a pound
will be sent to Overseas Relief for
express charges on bales sent last
spring. '17 members and one
guest renended to Ike roll call
`'How to Treat Racial Discrimin-
ation". Mrs. PobSon gave the
sick report. Thank-you cards finaiii
Mrs, Chester Hari and Mrs, Rod-
ger Smith were read,
A decision Was Made to serve
sandwicheS, doughnuts and coffee
at the Clarence (Nark sale in 'Get-
ober.. There Was 8 discussion on
fixing, or painting the church
walls, With a committee of Mrs.
George Pearson, kits,
Hewitt and Mrs. Frank Hienistra.
The $200 special project Money
was given to the church stewards
to assist in pitying for the new
church windows.
Mrs. Alec Pearson and Mrs.,
Bert andden Were to arrange a
farWell party for Rev. and Mrs.
Johnston and: family. A 97c sick
11111(1 eolieetion -was taken and
$20 for general fund.
A ginne was conducted by Mrs.
Bert Ctodden and lunch served by
the hostess and Mrs, Andre*
Bremner.
A nee girl hired in it furniture'
inatittfacturing noMpany 'WaS
taken on a guided tour of the
plant. "Is there anything 3n parti-
cular you'd like to See?" the
the guide.
"Yes," said the not-tee-hright
Steno. to See how they
make that herattliful furniture nnt
Of those 1,1*1
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FIREMEN'S ANNUAL DANCE
In Aid of Muscular Distrophy
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Music By: Desjardine Orchestra
Restricted to 21 Years and Over STORM WINiDOW KILTS
LAUNDRY -BASKETS
FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES
express our sincere tha.uks to our
PONY RACES friends and .neighbours and the
4-H Club girls I led last spring
11 hands and under! Neil Ryan,. fo th r e lovely gifts we received
Walton; Mary Aln Blake, BnittS, eil leaving Ethel,
'gels; Mark Kaliehilk, Walton; We tithe' say thanks to the con, Scott Wheeler; Ricky Sninintn- gregation of Melville Presbyterian
()Vet 1.2, hands: Brian Workman; Mitch, Brussels, for the lovely Paul lItake Sim Otiricati4 Murray gut,.
tlake;.4<atily Make. floss and Esther, „ Ruth Ann and
Jeannette smith
10 for 44c
6 for 99c
S2 for 33c
1.29
2 for 39c
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