HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-10-15, Page 4►
MORE
0 Eij
THE BIWSSEIA POST
wwm+--•+.wi•wr.+rr•-n+?'•."'.�Y•r'u'.+.�+,�..1.11.?Ane,ee.x
YK.ifla a/ dere
,�iq-cam.
GORGEOUS NEW COLORS
Choose from a wide choice of rich nnv
colors and two•tonc color combinations ...
the most wonderful in Chevrolets Geld,
Distinctive new De Luxe interiors are
eolormmched to the exterior body colors
for new color harmony inside and out.
EXTRA STRENGTH and
COMFORT of Fisher Unisteel
Construction
Steel welded to steel •- above you. beneath
You, . around you -do form ., one•piece unix
of massive strengdl and rigidity. You feel
the solidness of Pishur Body every mile
You drive,
EXTRA
SMOOTH PERFORMANCE
of Centrepoise Power
Bore's power so smooth you'd hardly know
the engine's In the air! Engine rides Ilex.
ibly suspended -centred, poised, cushioned
in rubber -to "scrcen•out- vibration from
driver and passengers.
EXTRA RIDING COMFORT
of Improved Knee -Action
Chevrolets fumed Unitized Ijnee•Action
ride is now smoother, softer than ever,,
New Quick -Reflex shock absorber action
gives instant and eonlinaoilt spring coo-
trol-levels the ride, gentles the bumps.
GM "SHADE -LITE" GLASS
Rbduces Glare, Heat, Fatigue
Chevrolet offers "Shade•Llre" gloss with
exclusive, shaded, wlndshicld•tinting for
your extra protection. "Shade•Lite" gloss
nil 'round reduces glare and heat, helps
you drive more safely and comfortably.
(Optional at extra cast).
EXTRA SMOOTHNESS,.
of POWER '44:4, •
Automatic Transmission
lt's more than nn automatic transmission
alone, lis it complete power ream with
extra•Poworful V alve•in•Nead engine,Autos
matte Choke and EconoMiser axle. Only
Powerglide rd its Geld is all srnoolh, 011-
cooled, Optional on De Luxe modeb at
extra cost.
EXTRA STOPPING POWER
of Jumbo•Qrum Brakes
Bigger brakes give more leverage, for more
stopping power with less pedal effort.
Chevrolet Jumbo -Drum brakes have extra
large 11" demos. Bonded linings last up
to twice as long.
LESS
EXTRA STEERING EASE
of Centre -Point Steering
Control is centred hrl eeeen the front wheels
giving a smoother feet to steering on
road bumps or ruts. You steer, park and
manoeuvre with wonderful rose, little
wheel effort.
EXTRA PRESTIGE
of Canada's Most Popular Car
Duke your choice Canada's choke. Enjoy
the satisfaction of owning the cur that leads
chem all in popularity, year after year.
Nationwide preference for Chevrolet cum•
firms your good judgment.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS
THAN ANY OTHER CARI
1e'use (3evro/et �s
/owesitpr,edt» ifs neld.�
LOWEST PRICED IN ITS FIELD!
This beautiful nevi Styleline De Luxe 2 -Door
Sedan lists for less than any comparable
model in its field. (Continuation of standard
equipment and frim illustrated is depend-
ent on availability of material.)
74 04 role eat(
PRICED SO LOW!
G1552i
Riverside Motors
Brussels. Ontario
:.l -E, . C.11EVRO.LET-_"D` tR..F-R. ALL -Yp 1R AUT .MOTIVEv...
esvtufti, t•t:J.S' vrsr'css`t .
75112 C sag c0 Ike Grew add
YES,..JOE- THOUSAND5 OF TONS OF
GRASSES GO THROUGH OUR DRYER
EVERY YEAR TO GiVE YOU NATURE'S
OWN VITAMINS AND MiNERALS 1N
POWDERED ViTA-GRASS FOR ROE
POULTRY M40 STOCK re8DS.
YOU KNOW HOW YOUR.
FLOCKS AND HERDS
THRIVE ON LUSCIOUS
GREEN GRASS AND
CLOVERS EACH SPRING
AND SUMMER. WELL,
ROE VITA -GRASS CARRIES
THI5 SAME BENEFIT
INTO YOUR LAYi NG
PENS.
INLIdass
Qctohai' Notal, 1.90
Do ,1 woe.. t , , s tJlilS rimewis
High pgpllty polo, 1M ta41hl• i' 1
}otimfgdio�
i -t Johnson's Paint tj+nd
Electric Stare
Brussels. Ont.
A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE
MacDonald • DunnIngham,
Titaness -.Procter
1`ire a4tar hl lCilax United Church,.
.
Tall Candle Standards holding
Etelbvave, was decorated with w6utte ba,Peve wilt. a background of
baskets of ahry9aubhenlnma and autumn flowers and ferns, was the
hydrangea and lighted tapers, Sat -,1 sorting .oar the m!ara lege of Mar)'
many .arternloan, October 11th at 1 Doris Chllnmdngbam, daatghtor of Iv1rs,
8,00 o'clock for the anarciage of Mari
CunvdnghWan, p18Lel, and the tats
Verdin' Plwcthr, daftglutar oP Mu, 'ROY CunmitdDhh.,ni, tlo KennetJl Stew
and M111, J, Stewart Procter, R. R, an+t DiacDonflld, son of Mr, and Iv1ra.
1O. Chaa9cls I;arvoy
Martial MacDonald, 13russ1is, The
5 T3 mas, : to oeaemony performed aY the a ,.
Thomas, R, C. A. P. station, 1Hae-
Donleld, Manitoba, lion of Mr. ,and , 'W. Tllyndma'a, 111bhe1,' •asxd the Rey.
Mrs, Harold Thomas, Bgto2seis, Rev. 1.E:01. Tlaelewlaod. Windsor, took
-0100140s D. Ooze officiated. Mrs. Plat'Knox Pres1Yterian, Church,
Mvrray McDowell was organist and nn Sa4vrclny, Opt. 11th to:
8
acae1Wra1nied the soloist. Mr. Ross P' m
Procter, Burlington, brother o%the Dunbar, Music 1 was
der play e, soMl:nDonald
bide, who smug "Por You Alone'
hefore the ceremony and. "When Miss WtiiaWyeth, London. who
Song its Swoet," diming the signing sang, "The Lord's Prayer" and
of the real:Stet.. Given in marriage " T cae beide, given in marrlaae by
by her father, the bride looped
olsitrming An a ballerina length her hro`her, ROSS Cunnineltan.
sort of white nylon net over' tat- . ore a ballerina-length
wn. nylon
Chan.
feta. The gown was fashioned with anisfilly tarn pointe on the skirt and
a fitted' bodice. She wore matching
elbow nylon net mittP11.. A coronet 0akee he 1poin1111 farming
the bodice
Ja kat
yf seed pearls held her finger-tip A scalloped Pillbox, embrollerad
yeti, ,anti she carried a yotljeet of with seed Pearls on Ince over =stla
Taosit h oeil Her by 1 jewelry held her T•lrench illusion tut, yell,
was a brooch warn run grand. The bride carried a white Pala
melbas on hut' wrddlne d�1v 00 vPars cd' witfi On orchid.
ago. The rn�mtrcn of bower, Mrs. Ray urn P
Duret, Stratford, sister of the bride. The bride was addentlecl shy her
groom. and the bridesmaid..:131st= sister. Miss Estene (hinnir.e'ltam,
Rrrlh Procter. o g11'sr of 'the bride. Leaside, and Aa1•en (hintllr+rham,
bt+'h 'bran i allerina length '~owns Ethel, Ova of the bride naz flower
od green• nrvlon nt11 mer i .rota In girl^ Tdac maid of hnnnnr. ware d
ideni'nal elyle to that worn by ballerina gown of forest gr. a- nylon
the bride. They wore mntohine net, with a brief matehh:^ vvlve-
hftaddrtvsses of green net aril their teen larked 41011 dnttn In =leaves.
flowers were a- cascade of ynllnw She wort, a matrhin ars?i%.pati p111
ri+*v+rantllPnntres. The flower .girls : hex hat. edged in aeerl P'tr?a and
Tinley. Armstrong and ?Mary Ann tattled a colonial bouquet of t,r•1rze
' Stark were wearing yellow frock's rhrysanrhPmutna. The P!; r;cr cid
ct vtrtl identically to the bride's wore es similar hemp akir'n4 1✓!"angle.
^ wn. Thry tarried n»ePgaY� of ; dress with nta,tohinc Pnl:a barest,
^n1 nsrried s bs-kat :.P v-`1nw
hrnlu7P chrysanthemums. The boat rt,«vai,nf?temn711a.
frkITI wan Mr. {toy Durst of Strari
torr] and the guests were ushered GI."'" MnwDnnsld. l'rn'hnr til
tilt' gmnm v" bawl r"" 1.4""1/
by Mr.RobertReymond and Mr. till'
Robert •(slnninxhant '':tel,
Charles
Procter. The tlrjdns's moth-
„,- Avr.evad in a rosewood rrr,pe
rt,•Poc with hinok a'r^4PanriPo and a
rnrsa1e of Talisman roses, assist-
ed by the bridegroom's mother
wnaring a navy trope dress wflth
1•'•'rk fire'. r'sries and a red rose
noreage, received the guests in the
nhwrch parlors where the wedding
dinner was served. The couple lett
tett r
on a trap to Norther* Qatari°
and Manttoha. The bride travelled
ttt
it awn -tone Mich rootlet M Pe
dress, with a topcoat of Tuscan
(Olive noodle cloth. She ware martoh•
hog hat. brown accessories • and
mink furs. n gift of the bridegroom.
A Orme/solo of Talisman roses cony
n1fed her PfaenYble, (j,io'4t4 vele
eervP,,t ftrim Rimaesels, Sstrattferd.
Ti'h1•vham. Dethtstt, Toronto, TCltrhpn-
n" ...,..t T "'nylon.
FOR SALE —
Hardbody Wood, Limb and Qedar
for kindling, Slabs hard and sotL
Stooks for !menace.
and Lloyd T2Mrkwell Galt
Tteretvie at the rltnrell ;taring,
the 'bride's mnthrtr wore smoltytlt
crepe. with black neenacorie: anti
pale ln'render mom enMMee. 'r
groom1/4 •natter wore navy fthae-
t111,y Race wr1b nary a"cr :.n^fa an
colroage of red roses,
The bride a graduate at Tiami•
ton General Hospital School
'ursine end formerly M T,nnde .
wore a brown and frost white Ape
ed anti+ with hetet, and tin
White ^accessories and carried a
vorsible tobacco brown tnpenat a
wore en orchid corar'P for a tr
in Northern Mains to the Tntt
Steles.,
Tho otrnnle will tesla, nn its
"" ,is •a -farm near Ttrnfael".
HOUSE FOR SALE —
For nufck sale house and lot
Brussels formerly ownod by The
W. Mitchell estate, write box 81
Phone 88 Listowel, Ont.
James Stevenson Phone dOr4
By Roe Farms Service Dept,:
VL -
YOU MEAN.I
DON'T HAVETO STOP
THE BENEFITS
OF GREEN GRASS
WHEN I PEN
MY BlRD5?
OF COURSE NOT, JOE -NOTICE THE
RICH FRESH COLOR OF ROE VITA -LAY
EGG MASH -IT HAS VITA -GRASS IN IT
TO SUPPLY THE VITAMINS AND MINERALS
YOUR FLOCK NEEDS TO BUILD STRONG
BODIES- PRODUCE EGGS AND MAINTAIN
HEALTH.
60514, DOC, THE
WAY YOU SAY 1T, IT'S
JUST LIKE MOVING
THE RANGE INDOORS.
I GUESS WHEN YOU
PUT'FARM-PROVEN"
ON ROE FEEDS
YOU REALLY MEAN
iT. x
THAT'S ABOUT IT,
JOE. OVER 20.000
ROE HENSIN OUR
PENS PROVE THE
VALUE OF VITA -LAY
EGG MASH -THERE'
NEVER ANY GUESS-
WORK ON YOUR
PART.
COUNT ON ROA
TO MAH(E YO1/R
PROFITS
GROW
ROE
666MA
—oaSo
/eV PELLET PORM
East Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MANCR1EFF