The Brussels Post, 1947-11-5, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, November 5th, 1947
POST PU SILB H1NG HOUSE
Brussels
Legion
Remembrance Day Service
At The Cenotaph
At 12.15 p. m.
Sunday, November 9th
All veferans are invited to attend
this service.
Massey -Harris Motion Picture Special
Showing To -night, November 6th, at 8 p. m.
In the Brussels Town Hall
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SEE NATIVE LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA
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A Romance of Two Hemispheres
Sponsored by Your Local Massey -Harris Dealer
J. W. Fischer
ADMISSION FREE
Evangelistic Meetings
Town Hall—Brussels
Meetings every Sunday night
8 P.M.
3 P.M.—Gospel Hall on the
2nd Concession of Grey
Speaker will be
Clifford Smith of Shelbourne.
Undenominational
Fundamental
Everybody Welcome,
Keep thy heart with all diligence
for out of it are the Issues of
tp5{' life.
Mi'ivi!!e Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m, Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. in. Remembrance Service
Sermon inbject:—"Cue World!'
Remembrance Day Music
by the Choir.
Brussels
ussels
1 Legion, ion, €,
The Ca
Branch No,218, will attend this
service.
Cenotaph Service at 12,16 p.m.
7 p. 01, Old Testament Series.
Louis D. Thompson. Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organise, Mies Elva S'h:oldlee
11 a. in. blueing Wo?ahi'p
"Honest Motives,"
Miesicn. Band
12 Sunday School and
ntllass
7 p. m. Evening Praise
Service in chiarge of the 'Huron
Presbytery Young People's
Executive.
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Perish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector,
23rd Sunday Aelar Trinity
November. O'tit, 1947
$t, George's Churoh Walton ---
9.30 a. m. Morning Prayer
10.90 n' m. Sunday Sobooi
Ste David's Church, Henfryn—
11.19 a, m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
$t, Jdhn's Church, Brussels --
2 P. m. Sunday Sehrol
3 p, m, l+ovening Prayer
Don't Miss
the
BAZAAR
in the Library
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
under auspices of
Melville Young Women's
Auxiliary
Sewing, Knitting, Handicrafts,
Baking, will be featured.
Tea served 2.00 to 5.00 P.M.
DANCE
under auspices of 1.O.O.F.
• Benevolent Committee for
Community Welfare
In Brussels Town Hall On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
Muse by Ken Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Refreshment Booth under man-
agement of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
g
Admission 50c
2 GOOD DANCE PRIZES
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING ---
Thurs., Fri„ Sat, Nov. 6-7-8
The Return of Monte Crisco
with
Louis Hayward and Barbara Britton
An Impressive entertalfng hlstar(cal
story with characters, settings and
names stemming from the or'Iginal
works by Dumas.
Mon., Tues,, Wed. Nov. 10-11-12
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Johnny O'Clock
with
Diok Powell and Evelyn Keyes
A tense drama about a tough „guy—
It packs solid entertainment of the
police variety.
Legion Meeting
1 Friday, Nov. 7th
The regular meeting of the Brus
leeks branch at the Canadian Legion
Nail be held on Friday, November
7th in the Legion Rall. Electbon of
o1fiaers tar the coming year will be
held. All members are asked to
attend tibie meeting.
The United Church
The second sermon In a serlee ot
four was delivered at the morning
service tee the United Church,. 'tate
text was the Royal Law "Thou shalt
Love thy neighbor as thyself." In the
evening 46te sermon. subject was
"Ohiisltdum :Growth" "'Crow in grace
amid in the knowledge of our Lord
and Saviour Terme, Christ,' The
choir, tmd.ea' the Mosotho of Miss
Elva, TbioMitce, song both morning
and evening.
Ponpv Dav
Sa+uedae. Nov. 8th
Give your support to the worthy
rause enet:adned by the case et
Rom:embramce Dare poppies, Give
generously for your poppy When you
are asked to ctontrtbute on S•aiurday
of this week.
Like acnes rich with bloom, the
crosses glow,
White painted. lal•rarhing in a
foreign syn
Of those, the men. whose deathless
effnnta wee
The boom of Freedom from a tyrant
foe.
Overseas Mailing -
Overseas Christmas Mailings
deadline dates have been roeeived
for Chrentmam mailings as follows:
The Continent, letters and parcels.
Nov. 8; the United Kingdom, parceKe,,
Nov. 16; the United Tiingdonl, letters
Nov. 99; in order to inure Christ-
mas delivery.
'elite public is catt•tioned- to mail. e,e
early as poesethle, ,sift parcels to the
Melted Kinerlom up to the weight of
20 lbs. and clearly marked "(11ft
Parcel", parcels crnntatn.ine food can-
not he insured, the lienal fully cum-
pleted customs tlenlnratlon mist be
nftixed to all parcels and same may
be obtained by applying at the post
office and elmld be fatty rnmpleted
before mailing In melte: to expedite
despatohing.
Notice
Tho Cnurt of Revision ot the
Asc cementRoil for 1 47 will be held
in the basement of the Public
Library- on 12th of November sit 7,30
P.M. All Ratepayers should govern
REMEMBRANCE DAY
To fall in line ulith other municipalities
in the province, the.people ask that
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
Be Brussels Remembrance Day
And 1 hereby proclaim the same a
Public Holiday and ask that all persons
observe it as such.
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
Little Starts Mission Band North Huron
A Hallowe'en party was held in W.M.S. Convention
the Library kat Thursday evening The sectional eonventian of the
by the Little Stars Mibslon Bernd of North Huron Presbyterial of the
Melville Church. A spienalid program I Women's Missionary Society mus
held in the Btu:eva.le 'United Churn
Tuesday, Oct. 28th.
The meeting opened with Doxo-
logy and Inrvoc+atton with Mrs. Greer.
Wiingham, in the chair. The wershii
period was conducted by the ladies
of Bresis'ells• Auxiliary. The roll pall
of the anxil1anies, evening auxiliar.
les, C.G.T.T. grooms, Mission Band
-
and Baby Bands followed with a
brief .report from each showine thea
each society hued 1,1,41 heves 'tr 'each -
was given by the chtldren assisted
by Mrs; htitne and Mrs. Porter,
Music was smpplied by Mr's. G.
!:vans. Lunch was enjoyed by the
ehildrenr
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that the Nom-
ination of a Reeve. Four Council
tors, Three School Trustees and
One Hydro Commisisoner to serve
the Village of Brusesls during the mg or .exceeding their allonation
year 1948 :Mrs. Burden, Bluevale, extended
will be held at the greetings to all present end Ahs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, B
M E
R BRUSSELS
t C. G. HnaPee, Gerrie. remlied.
At 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1947
1f demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MON-DAY. DECEMBER 8, 1947
Polling Sub -Division No. 1 in the
Carmen Chamber in the Town Ha11
R. J. Bowm as D.R:O.:
Ben Whittarcl, Poll (dark
Polling Sub -Division No, 2 .... in the
basement of the Public Library
Robert Patrick, D.R.O.
Joe Kelly, Poll Clerk
Polls to be opened from
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer,
Brussets
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that the Nomin-
ation of s Reeve, Four Councillors
and Three School Trustees to
serve the Township of Warts
during the year 1948
will be held at the
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
At 12;80 P.M. to 1;30 P.M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1947
if demanded a Poll will be opened
at the followinj piaoes on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1947
rennine. Cub -Die -Won No. 1
themselves accordingly. n.R , i roar Smith
G. R. Campbell, Clerk roll Clerk, Albert Nesbitt
Village of BrusselsPn7i!ng Rub -Division No. 2
D,RA., Alenno ,Tarkcon
EE>`dEZER BAZAAR Poll Clerk, Walter Shortreed -
Polling Snh-Division No, 3
will be held D.R.O.. Trirry McGuire
TUESDAY, NOV. 1811 fee Clerk Wm, \ranCam
p
Open at 3 P.M. redline' Sub -Division No. 4
25c lunch will he served. ranee. ,Tames Bryane
Poll Clerk, Mervyn Pipe
SALE OF Polling Sub -Division No, 6
HOME MADE BAKING
D R.O., Melville A
atlera
FARM, PRODUCE Poll Clerk, Mae. Sorrell
APRONS revere Snh nivts'on No. 6
Under auspices of n R.n„ Sperling Johnston
1
S. John's Guild Poll Clerk, Carl Cowing
Saturday, November 15th ' i Polls to be opened from
Sale opens at 3 o'clock ! 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Tea served from 4 to 6 o'clock
---
George Martin, Potu:•,1.1g Officer
eneremeenresseseemeaegreeerecensmareermi
Capitol Theatre MUNICIPAL NOTICE
' Next Thur., Fri., Sat., Nov. 13.14.15
The Angel and The Badman
with .,
i John Wayne and Gail Russell
A skilled, superior• western story—,I
this is no ordinary picture.
Coming- Adult Entertainment
Caravan
With
Stewart Grainger and Jean Kent
Adapted from Lady Meaner* Smiths
best.seller,
L I S T O W E L
TONIGHT -- THURSDAY
FRI. - SAT. ,-- NOV. 6.7-8
"HOMESTRETCH"
(Technicolor)
with the horse VALIANT.
Maureen O'Hara ,& -.erne' Wilde
with. a background of the world's
most colorful racing events.
Sat. Matinee 2.30
MON., TUES., NOV. 10-11
"CALCUTTA"
Alan Ladd In a
Murder mystery solved In the
exotio East,
FOTO NITE TUF.S. OFFER
$140.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night
WED., THURS. FRI. -•- NOV.
12.13.14
'MIRACLE ON 34th STREET'
You are gain to discover the
MIRACLE.
Listen for your name
CKNX Mon. - Fri. 6 p. m.
sieweemenevesseetweeeswieveromeeettesseesse
BRUSSELS, .ONTARIO'
/more is a moms ;tensing situation Lions Club
n quina as ten thousand homes Hallowe'en Party
wet hetnb,Ei or burned during Che The meanie parade. at the Lion*
war. Included also were the W.M,S. Bleallowe'eu party held in the Town
eehools no ea enort is being made to Hall presented the judges' with a
rake !ranee, to rebuild these so the difficult task for the costumes were
work may be carried on. many and varied. Prizes were
There eta! much unrest and (civil a -mended as follows;
war, The northern section is dome Best Ha11owe•'e t Coetume Children
Mated by communists, hacked by under 6-JimmyLogan, Linda.
Russ'» and Oltiang-Kia Site,' is trying Thoraeon; Hallowe'en Costume, boyo
to held them and keep his country 9.9, J!'meny Edgar, Peter Teeming-
united. way; (Niels 6.9, Joan Wilson, Blayne
Miss Snparling hoe seen many Woods; Boys 9-12, Freddie Camp
social (lenvere in the time she has bell, JI1II Perrle; Girl; 0-12, Mode
been In (Thee, The mantel no longer Clank Shei'lie Porter; Best tressed
hind their feet lint because of this nam, Dave MoLood, Mrs. Claire
they :have ranch manuel labour to Long; Best dressed lady, Mrs, Ranh,
perform. eueh as working in fields 14Liss Mina Baeker; National cos-
tume, Neil McTaggart, Doug. Leach;
Best mown, Martin Thornton, Allan•
Bridge; Com,.:, Frank Willson, Ratp-
Bronson (Jr.); Beet dressed couple,..
Bill Clark end Raymond Tucker.
Two full length pictures, that
delighted tele audience were whown
by R. B. Cousins. Apples were dis-
trihnhed to all present,
and hauling Made of Coal. Before
they always lived in seclusion.
Maury women now go without sleeves
in their dresses and have perman-
ents as Western women do. There
are women in influential positions
and in rfiatrehes (here are as many
mitten as men oilers. Dentistry is
Practised by women and they etndy
Pharmacy, silence and arts, end
there are four women studylne
medicine in Toronto new. In the
•'„•e'r ,r eeionee aeharlq the Kph
are are taus'ht to rank. entertain.
care for children, therm, and ern,
duot Christian prayer and worshr-,
services.
The, r
There 1, still a :rent emelt as the
dulriel neer which the Weil.e. tee
jnrted:eaten rvmnrisee twelve million
••' "-ed mi1i1•nc of them have
The feeasurerts report was gt,rn never heard r,f lbs t'hrletia't wry of
by Mrs. 3'. A. Sutter, Clinton, show, life.
ing 06143 had been sent to head- The president, 'ire. C. Teveter.
quarters so far this year. Holmesville, told that all monies
an, H. Kirkby. Welton, Christian � raised ovP” the ailnr'''t'nnr go to the
Stewardship seeneta,:v, brought mit
five points in her renort. 1. We are
stewards -of all we have: and . are. ^_
Breldine Advance, either (item.
or hosnifalc .in WVe,'nrn Canada.
she n1sc, ,told of attentlin,o the Dom -
We area hand of brattier.; webi'ea.+t Beard lest Mev. In the Home
Christ as our Lrird'' paid Trod as re Afissinu th re •art ninetvnlne
Father, 3. Our tanit Is wnrlrl wide 11'r•slnnni R,eren`r•,•r women mei
embracing all persons ,'rrrye-here. I "' '° '' A -en, to nrtlyin r1iet'ir*,s
4. We ere a(cnnntnble to God fn,• all tt last gnmma'r to hold oo" l fp ''vier»
not ince a fragment n on eine. teed Sundae .drools.
ftelPnt, possese`ons anther rite. i Tlc wil h' 'luno+ sn earth
it is the motive that determine •tr,e L641 ,.' 'nn•ear to aeP
morn, Thnt if Thy ,will to 'o he done
I Anality of our Heine etre
giving• , T mist 1,- 'inn•, 'r MP.
The Literature eerreteer 'fr.. Thr• t r, t,^ r 1 sit l: a hptn,,
TTitlPhtecht Seafor•th, had rupiae of t, i•r \n'1 t and hanrlic-
all the n"w and rnternalnw hnnit: t„
tee. in• tee• .i.T 1 lotion. Rhu'vale.
use in the e1udy and work or the
W 1tT.s. and nfhllate4 rrrntt115 "T11:411":'
'Mrs. Marl '.lints, e niten. T•^neper ' n:• T\ n R1 ,•a } n i^. th tea[
ante secretory, etreeserl ih' mitt sa
p akar lit hrrlr . rr. SI,S1 re}
of Tmember» ,int an':': t', r . Dr. Tthoad
from W.14the.R,m the nsr of here"a^n .nlrn. , „ .... ;., t ,r••,:i:n+. 4.,f,a n^w
hole but to rise their lnflne't,:, ,'.:.:i :, Th-? t .
i; h' .I4
Celebrates Birthday
And Anniversary
On Tuesday afternoon of last week
sixty relatives ansi friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
A. Simomns, Howick Townsh4p, to
honour Mr. Simomns on hie 33rd,
beelidsy, ems] to extend congratu-
lations and hest wishes to both on
their 60111 wedding alversarv, Mrs.
Simmons was the former Elizabeth
tTnderwood. The rooms. were taste-
0A1y srcnt•atn:d with candelabra,
flowers and streamerq and during
the afianonn the cnnple received
many lovely gaffs. :\ little grand-
daugh, Evelyn Simomns sang •e'Be-
lieve Me, if A11 These Endearing
Yonne Charms, atter which followed
lrn address read by another grand-
dou i1tee. Anna Porter and the pre-
sentation of a three-storey wedd3,ng
cake. and a fancy wool throw.
Of the eleven rhildten born to Mr.
and ales. Simons. nine are living,
Gordon and Margaret, (Mrs, M.
Porter). Winghani: Joseph. 1 -Tarry
and Luella of Wroxeter; Roy of
Fordwich. Stewart of lTthehurg, Fred
of Stratford and Rees.,-; ,f Rnek Glen
Seale There are thirty-fnee Brand•
children and eilx great er tndehilieen.
Mr. Simomns lies three brothers,
Rev. Dyron of $e'tth Corns: Jelin of
P assets lard George of Harristnn.
Mrs. Blossom IS the SIIITIVIng
tn'n,ber= lit' lies family.
st this g riFll rs nm else Itof ests. Mary Ca m tio, ad pee.' Recent Additions tioriS
duty of 511 members to striae' tee sentea t rhe, t in m r try ty , T•; The Library
1, ,
Vatted Nations Chet t r and tt ,, ,ere ee, Mr :Ind ti'e's
one! 1n•at• for t11. n•P-rr-^tern of Tame: T. Ido' ani •.•1 Tie
world melee n.•4 ,;t.,- err,. eel ,,r,,; '.. ".T. Veleav 1
The :\e oeiete n.enri ,t: r „rr e ,,-P that
Aire. T.. R•itehttnan, 7 ete1. camel. „ LP" I. be
lima n new leaflet. "The rahr5 and-
imnnrtnnee n:e the \ -e, •I't '
het. tle.nnrttn.eet, ( ,
; :1.,L ; „rAd
she is =et din each \ eel;
'Pete Rl,rrvele Masseur Thant r 'lir. 7 71 'T'llemeerm "a. test,
ta.tn*ed w•itl, n rhe n and r 1T , :r tr. i a,tt llrl „+'
•. hymn was sun^ the n •erne 1- , i ,'t lin ,,lie tv r •r1
rinsed. e !, , r }+ 11-'0:1,1, \fro
Thr afternoon s' . t 1 nn. • 1 a'' 11 '' T reined' tie
ibe wnrsltin »em'i'r Tee lir ale ,,line t, •- > 'rgnr• is hymn
of Brink Church. -e 1Ti,,lir 1 rh c trim'
. Mrs. T. A. Fox, 'Wine'h:+n, ,.r, lessen The e rretem- ,ori errs' , '•'s
n Synopsis of the ,t e,ly le , -"Tee T • i .r 1,, 11, 1 ,1x.••11
•Tubi,• for all the Were!." 4414 ! ,'4 chow d n assort flnencl,l et:mettle. \
rr the nti•_'l, ut't'er 111 11,,,nan }iia te,! ,t ,'•fen, ,roc „11'1'01 to uranin?+'
had been reneid by men and women r :1+• „f efeeern for the coming
w:ho have tra.na'ln:tpd tiro Tube' for ❑ hb7Perar mnrdtaha . pOrtehewnfietremFls tohf e bnnsienrmss-
intralnnet eleven benne-re 1nn n
wea, deh,tmtl, fnlinwc3 by a readier:
I hereby give notice that the F''
Nomination of a Reeve, Deputy Mrs. W. J. Moores. Rrlera,r 15,41„ by Mrs. 'Milne and a eelo by Mrs,
a ernmhis ace -mint of pterion 9t the Porter and n Piano ante by Tfieatier
Reeve Three Councillors, and 1)'h,"1 ton. Leaders ^` elms reline". 10 .,n. reel, were distributed from
Two ship a Grey clueing
to serve the the Robin Rnnd Flour culls, Lunch
Township of Gee durht the year 9t, Thomas'. 1neNeare
' are cninen
p y 0 se- rereneshinc are Permed end in- WAS atsn served which brought a
1948 aptradion received in the w•Pelt epent very pleaannt Peening to n close,
will I held at the
TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL
At 1 P.M. to 2 P.M. there each Pew'.N6lss Cer'nainc \t'rlTwnnd intro• Dr, Robert J, Shine
ducat 4hp :treat pooh'••, ".disc Psi th ATONKTON, Nov. 4.---A. large
MONDAY. NOV. 24. 1947 etolyl of relnedives and friends at.
If demanded a Poll will be opened Snarhna', who has retiree after tfi4rty-eieht reeve of migsinrnre terve P,•nded ibm funeral Saturday .aftat-
at the following places' on nn;m lir lir. Robert T. Shine, V.S,
MONDAY, DEC, 8, 1947 in West Mina' who died on Thursday morning,
Polling Sub -Division No. 1 ,.,, Miss Spare -rig smelt mutt time in
Stecemen end describes it non vera servlor was held at the home lit
bricAt School Houma S,S. No. 4 his dancdlt.er. Mrs, George Mc(1iory,
Polling Sub -Division No. 2 ,.,, vslmvn. rottndry M t!111s oma rnnlnrted by Rev. G. Mt]ne of
va+iteas.
it is senile -revisal rr'1
At Schaot ]louse S.S. No, 1 roily damp. \hunt fere vnrlceel the T"nitrd fihnrnh, followed by a.
Palling Sub -Division No, 3 \ entitle At School House. S.S. No, 2 lit flMda nrnngl t`M., e that' p tic' .c'ol'a in the Tinned Church
with flt y•fivr vnrirtirs n4 ve*etehlns. There W4'lS ninny flora] .aSerhlt e.
At A,O.IT.W. Hall, Welton
There rote two Polling Sitb-Tevieine No, 3A ... harvests, whom in The pallbearers were aim ray
April end May end piss in Ancttst ''' ,re, (•orae Allele. Edward
lir II ter e Tlerteer, Oliver Parkinson, T:dw•atd
At Community lin1t, Moncriddif end \9emtem Pr. „eon
Palling Sub-Diviainn No. , .. 1 mush e,e bemhnn and imeenn caner Wilson, and Raymond efeNan:^'tt. 1
rime Pen/11144 sweet 7ntatnea, snrt511 P11 tae -el tributes were , sated by 1 ,1r\At1P`,;ON .-tet Mir^.a Township on
At Tatansliin Office, Ethel Sr11t1de••n, \\1llliam hos R,rtruri.+y, November 1.st, 1447
toil sugar tour. TSPrn,•cr n4 presort" ren' David .7aznes Jamieson in his S7th
Pniiimg Sub -Division No. 6 .,, an',r nvud of sttrtnr Pnsis Clnrv. t">hrrt 'VnifP. 7nmPm entire,
At School rteuse SA. Na 6 111159 ( m e nn 1' dolt. naltnn Shine, ani 1ayt:m
311,9 -'1'" n rnr*ttt"'. n1 1 r year. Funerni wag hold from his
Pn118ng ClomnimiIt No. 7 ,,,. • eee... •Fm'l eels atter ted from CHf• lair revidrnco 1t*t L'1. Irosien 4>
At Is tobeitp 1ea11, Cranbrnoln CnmarTin.n funds. to Tg37 that' a", laIr •ie township, on Tuesday,
great famine in that district. The f.rd, Wroxeter. C,-eriP, Brussels,
Polis to be opened from crani mlattr of Chinalrr is tarty 1•y >athet, Rtaltnn, ?4e,tclath. 7.inrar• Nav,exnher 4th. 1,947, Sorvlee at 3
0 A.M. to 6n P.M. 1 ninety mace and hes a i1t i tletinn e1 dine Bitnks Pails. Stlatrm'd. and P,Aj. interment 9 Brussels e81 8•
J. H. Foar, Retr{rnin officer, 1700 to life glint, mile. i1 is wit', t,, ;rr1 a:tclit;t: iii•rrirt• tory.
Ethei. lrrlgntPd so is not tn+jP .t to ' n1npe.•
tache There (`ante Heine
ms• newel
Ciera"... ,^,i:' TT; enr Pre; !n
TT.,m<• Port
`,Ceee - Pv 1 Siemer
g'r'een±• i't'ch Them*,
1:''-r•,-• t',e, n - .\^_•'cement
T'imo'r is -.in the Fund', of the
So ,;'teas
r
Reprint-
Ler r^ P,.ir tnannrrnw
71711 of aren't
\T i t, r Ttr,Vilest/Ilan
•
Ti , --T'af nhnw Vottnse
Atarleheea.ertern in her Hand
,,, , , ., . :Sr' -a ].adv
Anstett 1' ide incl Prejridiee
C,rh 1ihr,
aro now allowed to
take nit ell lie ga.zinee except the
Infect Drone, as hooka.
Lawrence H. elisiop
LFSTO,WI6L. Oct, 29—Lawrenc
freely TTt;iop, 44, proprietor of th
Listowel Auto Wreekcrs• died t
day In a London hospital follov
ing a major operation rmdergone
two weeks ego. A na,Iiv? of now.
ick Township, be earn. here from
Wroxeter im 19e9. Beetles his par-
ents, Mr. and Arra. Benjamin Ins -
lop, Howiek Township. he Is aur'
Vivra by hie, wife, the former
0hrlettna Campbell; one sou,
Campbell: and one daughter, Lois
Listowel. Alan surviving are one
brother, George, of Morris Town-
ship; five sisters, Mrs. George
Griffith. Mrs. Meclven Finley, Mrs.
Witham Hart. Airs, hose Sander-
son.
anderson. all cat 'Wroxeter; an4 Mrs.
James Anderson. of Rosetown,
Seek. lettncral eeryerr.5 were held
Friday. -