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Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 85-r-5.
son)
WALTON
Personals: (leo. ler (:all, Vancouver
with his b eel e• Arthur :11rCall;
Mr. and Mrs. Cosby Ennis. Loudon,
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis; Law
recce Ryon Pr'.s sell his threshing,
machine to Mr. T-laliebon at Blyth;
Jerry Drei::rll has retnrn'4 home
from Throat, after spending acv
anal weeks with his nu: her, Mrs.
Mary Drcis.el. Miff R -own, relieving
%°c11011 Ln1I1ul.11, Is 'n \\'atr'•rinw'tl
this week: Misses Edith and Ber-
nice Hael: well. ^.te..;tined, spent
Labor Dey et h^'ne hem, -
TIle Weiten selieet eeoi'ened Tor:
for the nP'- tern, w?nt teeelle- T).
Lawless in charge. New heeiuners
are Jerry :\rh111Pc, 4•7eeee 1.1 Ryan.
Lane Haziewev1, P 41:11 Statue.
David K'rhhy. The e.heel now has
50 pupils_
S•v ar -"4°84,1. •
Miss Kate McNnhb left Sunday for
her school in Tenliskanllne and Mrs.
Fred Martin on Moaday for Themes•
ville.
Earl and Dins. Baker, Detroit,
were among holiday visitors with
Peter anti Mrs, Baker.
Geo. and Mrs. Ballantyne and Will
Alderson, Stretford were Sit n•rlsy
visitors with Wm.' and Mrs. Small -
don.
Lloyd anti MIs, elir•ltel and :Marten
are enjoying a holiday.
Tam Penington and ftobt. Engel
left Sunday by motor for we,,tarn
Canada.
Several rncruet's in the di:twirt
have completed t}I"ea11111e opera-
tions.
,Tem nnrl M a, 11'n•ttn, Dlv'tl and
Margaret, De'n^oit, event the week
end at the home of Allen Cameon,
Oscar anti Mirs. 1hi1i n, C4mmestngn,
were week end visitlt„s at the home
of Louis Steles,
Mies Neige Stringer, mis?innary on
furlough, will arlrlreds n. meeting of
the ladies of Ethel and Crnnbrnolt
congregations on Thursday after-
noon, Sept, 1 tat 1 o'cleelc In the
church here.
n
d Ryan oho
poised away Sept. 3rd, 1945:
God called hint home, 11 wait 'lis Will
But in .onr hearts we love hien still.
His memory IS as dear today,
\= in the heir 11 pas -el an:1y,
\Vi' often sit and think of him,
\'Item 111we all ,i1o. e.
• ., tis .,ell tllht!
That grief ran call its own.
Ever remembered by Mother. Dad,
Sisters and Brothers.
Iiunryinn„ll hip to 'Sew Vol is and rt gist 4'11 W.1Ik Il. ir1,•iou.' HONEY FOR SALE
THE BRUSSELS POST
1' v'. , Pennsyty.ue 4, whet, they Given is marriage by 11....1: father,
hr, cli t, of lar, and MN. w. the bride looked charming 14i ,4 .,,,t; Amber Honey
+l lteac u'1' avllite elieru171 nylon net with ;t 8 lbs • • $1 75
sweetheart neckline and lily p,1ut 30 lbs. 6.00
70 lots. $15,00
.:,•r.ve,. Hot rwtl of 1',4,10'4 illusl•. Orders Accepted
Elliott—Fear •
At the home of the brlde'1 parent
45P1 11a:,y, August. '111. Rev. tree Mae
1''er "(debited mt the wer111111(1 of
]r,"ZEE bp! h L'og'e d Pear, deugh tor of
Mrr..and Mins, J. TT, Peer and Orw'•II
Stewart Elliott, son of Mr, and Mrs.
't, or •.r, If ielatt. The 11ving410oln
^:ra neeo'ated with phis anti white
gladioli, The bride, given in
rrlage by her (al her wore a
.verge, of Queen's blue crepe with
1nn11,,1111111t 11.(1.1 anti dairy aeoeseories
and entitled a bouquet of red rosei
fern end bouverslia, Mrs, J D,
(Ylosslrortn, s444tot' of ole bride was
matron of honour we,a.ring a bite
crepe dress with black aocessorles
and tarried ,pink roses, lllcha.rd
wast attended his brattier as.
r,1 , lustretn. Wedding music was
I Meyers by Mrs. Elsie remains:hemm
end Niles lestellp t•'unuinslln'n sang
) e
"Tie nt,h the Years." 'Ph r' bride's
15711.411157'rer.eived wearing a binr)t
d'e<s with °orange of pink roses and
the ;;room's mother was demised in
bile with a earsage of Pint: roses.
Fre 111 Weridinl. trip to \'ancntvor, rlilw•nrth of Brussels,
the hI'lde wore a Bargmul enit w•int I After the ceremony a ret,pllr,,a
111" (lc 11t•rr'ssuries.' O.1 their return
the 4(1111' will reside in P',rus;els.
which extended Uri•P slv1n1,1 s
Was held Ill pla•t'S whit 11 Ilead41res4
of white lilies. She carried a whit.
Bible topped With an orchid, and
rot reamers with pint rosebud° and
fern. For something borrowed, she
NA the hundkerehlef her 1111 hal in
Australia wore on her wedding ,lay
Miss Jean Mollise') or Cutdrlt,
cousin of the bride, was plaid of
honor and wore a gown of plek
paint d'esprh with bine flower head
ch•pss .and matching ripen° of lace
and carried a boquet of plait :oyes
tier' bridesmaid was :lies Mary 1'1• -
Itetos11, sister of the groom, who
wore turquoise taffeta with pink
flower headdress and mat•+hln5
mittens% and carried a bnquet of
yellow roses. Miss Gwent -tete Brirle,
cousin of the bride, way Jun`° r
bridesmaid In blue taffeta .with 1:1n1t
headdress and mitten.;, In her press- 1
gnY of cream roses she carried the
groom's ring,
Mr, BM it. Meiu1osP, brother of the
eraom, acted as best Ulan and he
ushers were Mr. 1.01'11 Bride,
brother of the bride, and Mr• 1.11,1
H+Iethee—Ma(Dona ld
Basket, of Mph- and %thee rlariieti
r11id 111uk and white stye mors, form-
ed an effective setting a' the home
-f M'•. and MI's. J'ls, 1,-T11•Dn,r.1111 111'
the 40th rnr,-r'rt+sion of Grey town-
ship for the ma r'9aee of th,!r
daughter, Diary Louise, to 114
4744 pray Rn -ss TItteth.+r, } au1•,a1+ Ami
of Mr, and Mrs. Dan.:ei (Nether, of
the 12th concession of Grey totvn-
ship. Rev. R. (1. Haeloweod of the
Walton 'United Church effietated at
11 ' double ring ceremony at 2,00
o'::locic, .Saturday, August 23. The
1,1.1,1e ;idea ht m.a,rriag- by her
•''her. etre, 'd the liein• - roan to
the strata's ofthe feeidal Chorus
fr c'n L:hem:'im played by Mies Elva
4lh.1111 ice, Walton •41141 look per petro
under an arch of al,en:mers and
flowers.'
The bride looked lovely In a floor -
length gown of blue net over :aii11
faebioned with 5\)'5-544444.l ueekline
fitted bodice, and short puff sleeves
44.!11. lro1'4 long blue Mittens and her
shoulder length veil was caught by
MORRIS - a blue bandeaux, She wore a pearl
Ben and Sirs. Palls'^9 of Seattle
a gift of the lmide,to',r.l
Ltd l 1 Mrs. Pallnrd's, £'_odd hineelet's worn by her
h Iter, ) of N. and Mrs. Mc.grandmother on her wedding day.
r'a u'P)•, Brussels. .She carried a bouquet of Alnellean
beauty roses.
Mrs. D, Lawless, Walton, the
matron of honour was gowned in a
* > x * * ° ° a• pink net over satin with a pink
ry i' J) I7 N G bnmtleaux in her hair. She carried
r a * a bouquet of pink asters and roses,
Little Kathryn McTo,ggart, Brussels,
McCetcheon—Thynne
A quiet wedding was solemnised at l
the par:melee, 111msee!s on Sat-
r•d•ay. August 9,411, when. Rev.
H. C. Wilson united in marriage °
Barbara Jean, yarnngeet d,auglll�'r of Y
.t,,•9: Thynns 01411 °
r1••a•ae Fllg"t, son of Slra, Barry Me-
Cutehemt, Brussels and the lads I'
Harry McC'ntclleon.
The 114'de weir° .1 whit, princess
r—'-.1 lino,' length bows of embossed 1
liar• of the bridgroom made a
°harming flower glirl wearing a. floor-
engttlt line green nylon frock with
matching ribbon headdress and
arrfed a nosegay or mauve and
eliow P01151es. Dir, .Morgan :lanter-
n, Lonlcbon. was best man.
Following the ceremony a buffet
'tunnel was served to 15 guests•
The dining rooms was Prettily
lecorated in pink and white, and the
able was rentl'ed with a three-tier
ma"gnisette wrath n iull( Picture hat
to nertteh. She caertad a bouquet S
or American Beauty noses,
The bridesmaid .Miss Vella 'Phynne, t
sister of the bride, t'hes'e a floor T,
length(Ness of blue silk net with an
over -drape skint' Her half pictlr'e s
hat TSS to match, and site worn a
•• I1e"e nl' 11i111t
Mr, h.r,
The goo= Wes ahieuderl by , o
liras Nieh•nl of Morris. -
After 11 luncheon served by Mrs,
Glenn Smith. eldest• Sister of the
bride. the bride donned a moss green c
dist, with brown ; a"1111, end brown
accessories and bhe couple lett for a c
11411ing soiree 94Tra. Li. 14icCuadg,
,PafnrLit, nod Mrs, L, Armstrong,
Brussels, aamlbs of the bride, poured
ea. Mrs, 19, P1eltch, Isobel McCall.
solei Davidson, Mary MOCutoheol,
Leona Wrutsan, Eleanor Weever
erwed,
was held at the hrlde'e Ronne, where
her mother received in roaewr,r,.t
satin, with bronze r°s. :•.l'4aa.
14501"1°41 by t11P gi•nn'n'a 7141,_I:o v, who
wore black and white jer=Py, 11`1h.
etoirotlgr of Mauve aww'l l„'d
F'r4r 41 honeymoon t.a .Insl:ulc1 thr-
bs'ide travelled in a beow•1 and white
checked split tinder a green shorty
°oat, with brown aeeeeeat'ie;, (111
thea' return the young couple will
reside on the groom's farm on tile
12th emtaession of Croy.
P€y , tp7,.t� WF KNOW
d: .Y * ,E s .. * Yr x
Miss Ruth Thomas is. attending
}yells Academy, Stratford where she
is talteng a blielne.a& en1.1rge.
• * *
Miss Mary R. St 'wast of the
Kennett High Srhnol staff was a
111-5)tor at the h -o -nn of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Walker, •
�.. r Wallace Ross Apiarist
Seaforth Phone 135,1
NOTICE
Take Notiee that the foregoing Io
a synopsis of proposed by law and a
true copy of a question to be put
to the electors for the purpose of
attaining their approval and assent
to the passing tllereef which is
being submitted to the rote of the
electors on the 11th day of September
1947.
And Further Take Notice that if
She assent of Ihr• •der'torq is obtained
to it the said By-law will be taken
into consideration by the Council
after one month from the date of the
expiration of the first publication
namely, 13th day of August 1947,
\a4 further talc,. snore that a
tenant wino desires to vote upon the
said question meat dilleee to the
clerk not later than f1'. tenth day
'before the day aPpe?inrPd for taking
the said rote r1 deelara-lon under the
Canada Evidence Act drat he is a
tenant wiles., lease, eet9nd4 f,,- I11r
time for which the debt o- liability
15 to he created or a 1PSsi twenty
one years and that ke has by the
lease covenanted rn pay o11 Muni.
dual taxes In respect of the said
property in which he is tenant ether
than Doral improvement 1'91°9,
And els. take Notire that 13y law
No. e 1947 a true ropy of which is
shown above is the By I.aw• provided
for taking the votes of the ei•octors.
Dated th's 9th iav of Aueatet 1947.
G. R. Camppell, Clerk.
ELECTOR'S NOTICE
Qualification of Voters—
Correct Voters Lists.
Those entitled to vote , on the i
forthcoming money 1.3y -law In the '
Village of Brussels will have their
names entered on a special list by
the Clerk which will be prepared I
from the last certified voters list or
if a. new revised assessment roll bas ,
been completed and the new voters 1
list not yet prepared and certified
then the list for vetels prepared for '
* .this purpose will be taken directly
from the last 'V94194113 e.s
roll:
This list will be posted up In the
clerics office at least ten days before
the voting day. Any person who is
listed or believes he is entitled to he
listed may apply to have the name
of any person struck off, or to have
has own name or other person he
believes should be on the list added,
* * * by applying to the Judge in writing,
not later than flue days before the
day set for the vote.
Those entitled to have their names
on the voters list for the purpose of
a money by law vote are as follows:
• * * The persons qualified to vote at an
ordinary municipal election with
following exceptions:
(a) Tenants other than those who
have a lease which extends for the
period of time for which the debt or
liability is to be created or for at
least twenty-one years and wherein
they have covenanted to pay all
municipal taxes except local im-
provements.
(b) Farmer's sons.
(c) Farmer's daughters or Farm•
er's slaters,
(d) Income voters.
(e) a person who is a municipal
Toter by reason of being the wife or
husband of the person rated or en-
titled to be rated for land as pro-
vided by the ant,
* a *
Note—.joint owners may both vote
1f the value of the property is an
amount equal to the number of
times the minimum rating of
$100.00 as there are joint owners
AND iF NOT, NONE OF THEM
MAY VOTE, Company owners
must name their nominee in writ-
ing with the CLERK 10 DAYS BIG
FORD VOTING. Tenants coming
within clause A above should file
declaration proving same 10 days
before voting day.
Mrs. Laxton and her daughter
Miss 19, Laxton R,N., Hamilton; were
visltons lana week at tile' home of Dr,
and Mrs. Harper,
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. R. Barker and son
Brock and Mr. and Mrs. R. Mitchell
of Woodbridge were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Cousins.
Mr. W. L. McQuarrle loaves this
week for B.G. after visiting at the
home of his sister Mrs, Frank
Ssretbon for the past two weeks.
Douglas B, Walker and children
Ralph said Heather of Timmins, Ont.,
also Miss Jean Walker of New York
have been visiting their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thos Walker.
a z a
'Professor J. M. and Mrs. Brecken-
ridge and daughter Jean of Nash.
vil11' Tenrnesee, 11ave returned home
after en enjoyable vtzit with his
sister Mrs, A. Messer and other vela•
tives and friends around Brussel:
and comnnity,
n e •
The bride's mother received Ben Polard of Seattle, is here
tiveering a gown of brown and white visiting his sister Blether (Mrs, N.
ilk jersey with ooroage of yellow McCauley) and brother Fd. It is
alsdicli. She NPS assisted by the forty-six years since Mr. Pollard has
bridegroom's .mother, who °hese a seen them and he claims this trip la
grey flowered crepe dress and worth a million dollars to him, He
onsage of white gladioli, has already met a number of his old
After the wedding reception the school mattes and friends and is et
on1111•e loft for a honeymoon in pre*enit viettialg relatives in Stratford
Tamnitn sa•nid 'Ni115ara Walls, the and St, Marys and seeing Toronto
bride travelling in a blue 'calcite exhibition. He will he back to
dress, inset with lace, blacit awes- visit his old hone on the 0th eon. of
smiles and a corsage of pink gladioli, Grey, the Did Bartter school, end
On their return they will reside in Ethel friends of long ago, Mr.
Cranhroolc• Pollard is aooem,panied by his wife
w110 is enjoying her first visit to
Canada.
NEGLECT OUR BUSINESS
• No business tan afford to fans
°kelp which should be covered by fnenr-
Sem, Let us analytic your needs, explain
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k 'arposty Floater, Burglary, Cargo, Eloee'
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lie Liability, Fidelity end Surety Bonds,
Walter Scott — Brussels
Representing
McIntosh --Bride.
711 an a,ttnaotive ieetting of fern and
pinik and white gladiell, to Fordwich
United Ctlunrett on Sntnrday, Anenst
23, the marriage of 11ivelvn Merle,
only daughter of M•, and Mrs.
Carman Bride. and Malrelnt verge.
-1111 Mrll'l1 '11, younger son nl' Mrs
McIntosh and the late .7. P. Mr-
fautoelt of Brussels, was solemnized
by the Rev, W. S, Miner, in a
(Middle ring .ceremony, .
•Trtt,ditional wedding music was
played by the bride's bruther,
Harvey Bride. Miss Eleanor Ashton
of London sang "The Lord's Prayer"
and, 'during the signing of the
SYRACUSE. N.Y., Aug. 21.—Wililam
A Black of Brussels, Ontario is one
544)1' the 400 t'audidatee for degrees at
Syrncnse TTntllversity'r ,l7t1t omn-
nleneerment, Sept. fi.
He is among the 100 students who
will he aavardod graduate degrees 1rt
this. fifth summer graduation, art
whrleh Dr. Canter Davidson, President
of union Colclgo, will be attest
Black, who is etn'aleld In the
Graduate :Trl)nol, is taking courses
under the summer session at 0.4415•
(luso TTuiversity,
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