HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-8-20, Page 4TIME BRUSSELS POST
USED. CARS
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1946 Chev. Coupe
,1937 Pontiac Caach
Many Older Models
USED TRUCKS
1946 Ford 3 tont Stake
1951 Chev, Sedan Delivery,
with air ccndition
Riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
. Phone 56
Brussels, Ont.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGEIAM tmd BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSEL13
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offlct open every day
Deme 20z . --• Successor to R. D. Asa
,;i .NORO(
M. Hyndtnan tlon4 oted
..,A.
dilte Ater tniortuinfg t+•cervdoo
Knox Pnenibyterlian Church on .;Sun
d 124
and Misa &&caret
,Perrie i4nstribirta% a solo. Sunday
So1g0t*lc bel Meet at 10 o'dlock and
•.the;,lit;priting service of worship will
be held et 11 a. m, Sunday, Aug. 34.
r.7;ey. W. 116, and Mrs, Hyndman,
Robert ;"a Ud William, are holidaying
at petit, f terlr.
Mr, and Mrs. Allen Cattueran
i4ed ,reeently with members of
their family an London, Sarnia, and
Oistxoi't. •
Mr. And Mrs. Fred Martin, Them-
' esville, spent the weeltend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baker,
tat rydtittghtat, Bretnyita, ;returned
I With. 'them, Prior to their depart -
1 tare several` art her friends and iv1a0'-
mo,tetrnioyed an afternoon together
at txt4y borne of Marton Mitchell, and
i' Pres intiVE" Brenda with a gift in
reineamndi5;e'of her friends hero
Mrs."- "),the' Huather, 13ruseeis,
spent Several days last week at the
!; homes of her sons, Glenn and Mar-
. ray ,
• Mks Attie McNair, Vancouver, is
'rioting at the house of Mr. John Me-
Nebb,- and with other old friends
its the etnnanity.
Mr, 41011at steuary, Ot1t con., i0 e-
gain corafiinled to the W11104114 Hoa'
p tttl, owing tet a foist injury li
suffered eerUo in the summer.
• 1rev. W. A. Wlllta4n8, Valetta, en
joyed.It part of tateir holldeys 'with
their daughter and sondn taw, Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Mc,Nalr, 14101 con,
Mr. Athol MhQtarrtie, Toronto,
visited with his nephew, Mr. Alnier
McQuanr'le, 10th, and was prestent
at KliCX Presbytedtan Church for
the Morning service,when be met a
minter of retailer friends and ao
euutintances,
The Cnatuhtaok Cornflowers met
at the home of Mns, 1'. Mibehell on
Aug, 14th, for the fourth meeting,
Five members answered t'he roll call. '_
The 'meeting Opened. with the "In-
stitute Ode". The minutes of the
last meeting were read by }Telen
,Knight and seconded by 'Betty
Hoegy. Hints were given• on writing
our ed b story. Plans were mode Per
achievenient day wwhiell wili,be Aug,
26th. The meeting elosed by singing
"Clod Save The Queen." „A delicious
lunch was served by our leaders,
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W ANTED --
Dead and disabled term 'elitism&
wanted for prompt Mok-yep. C7 1
Percy - Stephenson, . ;Ethel. Passe
Breese1s 85r12, Collett.
,W>
Wednendwy, Artgust ?ALM, no
WALTON
'rate W. N. M.S. meeting 'it'50 'field'
In the basement of the dtlanell an
Wiest., Aug. Lath. The meeting open
ed by the reading of Petaina 6'1. This
wee followed 1»' .Nle seo.4treas, re-
port, Iit was. mdNed 1tiy Mrs, KtrltbY
and seconded by Mrs, Bryalif that
the W, M. S. buy mora study books
an. Africa, The W.M.S. is entertaining
tit: Baby Band. on Avg, 30th. Mrs.
Kirkby gave a Tory interesting"reale
nn; tate Conference that wee held,
Th.e Meeting then glosed by singing
hyattn' 502 renewed by the Unmake -
'Phe August mewing aft Ate W. A.
Of Walton United Church met in
the basement with 14 ladiee present.
Tht'1nt Vice President Mrs, *Pox
presiding. The meeting opened
by singhtg 'hynsm 104, followed ,by
Brayer. The minutes of bhe lest
meeting were read by Mrs, B,
Jothneston. The breaenrer's report
was'dlheu read by Mrs. Holman show
fug a bnign a of $150.24 on band.
Bible reading by Mrs, Fox, Baby
Band meeting to be held on Aug.
28111. Hymn • 500 was, then sung. The
meeting closed with prayer.
WANTED —
Stank of Wheat Straw.
Bill Wheeler Phone 12J24
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Engine vibration and power
impulses are 'Screened out" —
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sengers. Engine rides flexibly
suspended between new high.
side mountings . . centred,
poised, cushioned in rubber.
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POWERGLiDE AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
It's an oil -smooth, oil -cooled
automatic transmission. It's
simpler with fewer parts to wear
or require adjustment. It's
smoother because oil does it all
without complicated intermedi-
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models at extra cost.
EXTRA LARGE BRAKES
Chevrolet's Jumbo -Drum
brakes with their big 11 -inch
brake drums, apply more lever-
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Stops are smoother, safe„ with
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POWERFUL
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And Fisher Unisteel construc-
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strength of steel welded to steel
. above you, beneath you, all
around you.
CAST IRON ALLOY PISTONS
Pistons are formed from the
same material as the cylinder
block — expand and contract
at the same Tate. This helps
maintain a precise fit et all en-
gine temperatures — reduces
piston wear and all consump-
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EXTRA WIDE TREAD
Chevrolet measures a full 586/4
Inches between centres of rear
wheels providing a broader
base to give you more stability
on the road, less sway on.tho
curves!
UNITIZED
kNEE6ACTION RIDE
Chevrolet's famous Knee -
Action ride is .now even softer,
smoother. New shock absorbei•
action smothers bumps and
jolts .more quickly and
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MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR l
iverside Motors
EXTRA -EASY
CENTRE -POINT STEERING
Control is centred between the
front wheels instead of behind
the left front wheel. This ad-
vanced steering geometry
makes Chevaolet surprisingly
easy to steer, manoeuvre and
park.
4 -WAY
ENGINE LUBRICATION
Chevrolet's, exclusivengine lu-
bricating system supplies exact-
ly the right kind and amount of
lubrication to each moving part.
it helps Chevrolet's proved
valve -in -head engine serve you
better and longer for less!
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Reduces Glare, Heat, Fatigue
Chevrolet `offers "Shade -Lilo"
glass with 'exclusive, shaded
windshield -tinting for your
extra protection. "Shade -Lite"
glass alt 'round reduces glare
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safely and comfortably.
(Optional at extra cost).
71Le te Car PRICED SO LOUD!
C-11528
Bruss t1s, Ontario
Third ser Drown Saierdey, 6,pt.mb.r 13
Macs CeUpelgli
Spoiled non -admission coupon attached
to each strip of Advance, Sale tickets
must reach Western Fair Association by
9:30 p.m. Sept. Sth, 1952, to be eligible
for above awards.
Only 'Advanc• 5.1. 'Writ- Ilotd.r4-an aigibb•
for prim valued at over $7,500, including
the three 1952 cars obeys.
'3.'.tiekeh for $lue Each rkket a chit «e
aduir 0r 1700 chiidrq
8: CM lit
SEPT. 8 TO 13 - - ,LONDON,. ONT.
W. O. JACKSON,'if"e ferger
ran
BUY ADVANCE SALE TICKETS FROM :
R. A. BENNETT'S GROCERY, BRUSSELS •
WESTERN FAIR OFFERS
$7,000 PRIZE TOTAL
TO TICKET HOLDERS,
Western Fair advent* sale ad
.mission' tickets are now on sale at
Bennett's Grocery Brussels. These
tickets; sold in strips of three tor.
OUP dollar, entitle the holder to
participate to draws for over $7,000
in•prizes including three motor cars,
Only pnrohasere of advance sale
tickets are eligible for these .prizes.
Purchasers also save 50 emits on
each strip. as' general admission is
50 cents cash.
Each strip of tickets figs a special
coupon which entitles the owner to
participate in the Monday night
draw September 0, for two cars.
These coupone muni be in flip West-
ern Fair offices. London, before
9.30 P. M.. Seiptember 8. The hal
ance of the special prizes will be
drawn for on the closing: night of
the Fair, Saturday September 10.
Fair officials advice purchase of
advanee 'ticket. now, .and early
mailing of commas to Western Fair
offices:
Western Fair has many new teat-
imes this year. so don't miss it.
Be sure and mail those advance
sale eceeenq eerly, Tt is your OP
nnrtornlsv to win two motor ears
Confpmlrer R,
IVTONCR i is •FF'
The August meeting. 'of the -Mon-
'ellen W. A. and W. M. S. was held
op. Wed. evening Aug. Et1, at the
home of Mrs, Kelt: McLean, Miss
Audrey Daillle was leader and open-
ed the meeting with the reading of
Psalm seleotiou• 726. Ilymn• 46 wvaa
sung. Maxine Baillie gape .the Scrip,
ture reading. Jeart. Patterson and
Joan Robertson Hien Savored with
a dfuet, The minutes were est Meds
as read and the rola call was answer-
erect by naming a disciple. 7lhere
Was an attendance of 10. Business
111115 ttftouissed, Hymn 7,88 was sang
Mona •anti Karen Mardian favoured
w',ihh n. duet. The triple was given
by Olive Spefran o on The United
Ultinrgh Training School In Toronto,
acetated by Mona mini Karen Machan
Audrey and Maxine Baillie. 'Hymn
378 wr amei tg, dad the, offering : WAS
reoelvea, The, meeting closed with
FOR SALE —
Modern Red Blick !lease on west
side of Victoria Park, brew modern
bathroom, bat end cold water, Torn
water 161500.00.
Hugh :Pearson, R assets, Phone 11.
1~REnERrf!Lt; F. ROMIJTH
L?brat.
8., R. 0.
Caron E. Flomuth R. 0.
Mrs. t4. Viol() Homufli R. 0.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harrston, Ont.
prayer by Mona, Machan. •
Tata W. A: meeting opened vitt
Lhe singing of hymn 662, and by re.
peating the Lord's. Prayer. The
minutes were read and improved
Business was dismissed and the
nidetitxg closed py repeating the
Mizba6t Dened8ction. tjInrnoir was
vented at the Home of :firs. Harold
Smalldon. .
FOR SALE
White brick house, 4 piece batt,
tb acre of land hi Village of Bsar
sell. Priced to selL
100 acre farm, hydro, good bend.
Ings, 50 acres of Spring crops, never
Lalling- spring. 8 acres of binds.
Priced to sell at $6.800.00.
100" acres farm, close to Villager
"red brick home, sun porch, steel
drive shed, large barn. 18 `aerie
Spring crop. rest in hay and grass,
Pr'eed to sell.
Farms all sizes, and also Village
houses and realness.
J. C. Lone. Real Estate Rinker,
Bri1Soels. Ont.
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TRAVEL RELAXED
AND CAREFREE
e
TO THE
DO
EXHIBITION
AUGUST 22 TO SEPTEMBER 6
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE
ROUND TRIP
Good going Thursday, August21
lo Sahirday, September 6, inclustvsi
Return limit—September 10
Full Information from any agent,
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