The Brussels Post, 1952-11-5, Page 5"A very valuable
citizen"
When a bank manager was transferred
recently a group of citizens wrote the
bank in tribute to his sense of
public service:
"During the time he was here, we found
him to be a very valuable citizen. He
always took a deep interest in our
community, so we feel we have lost a
valuable asset. However, we feel sure that
his replacement will be made with •
a man of similar calibre."
A bank ]than, by the very nature of his
work, becomes part of the life around
him. During his training in various
branches, and as he takes on growing
responsibilities, he learns more and more
about people and how his bank can help
them. And he brings to his community
his personal readiness to serve in
any way he can.
This advertisement, based
on an actual letter, Is
presented here by
THE BANKS SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY
HOW MANY
YEARS 'TIL
YOU
ARE 65?
.823 acetal`/ AT 63 YOU'LL NEM
A RETIREMENT INCOME. It's human to
put things off, but planning a reflremettT
Income now costa you less In the long runt
A Canadian Government Annuity Is •
positive savings program. At 65 you tan
receive a regular monthly Income for lifa,
guaranteed by the Government of Canada.
No medical exam required. If you miss a
payment your contract won't lapse.
CANADA
9FEPARTMINT
GP LABOUR
PLAY SAFI .. , POR SECURITY ...
INVEST IN A GOVERNMENT ANNUITYI
FIND OUT HOW LITTLE IT COSTS YOU -NOW
MAIL TO, The Dlredor, Canadian Government Annaale.,
e.perlm.et of tbour, OtI we. (Podape r ...l
pleas* rend me information showing how a Canadian
Government Annuity eon bring me securty of kw Last.
My
InaMn.'MI.me
(M,is
T-
1 live at
Date of iirlh
Age when Annuity to start-- ....
WP I understand that Infeneanon elves will be h.14 amtdeatleL
SEWING CLUB
First Meeting --
Our first excelling of the sewing
elub was held in the LLlteary at two
o'clock P. M. oh Cott 18. We decided
to oallt oar club 111%4801e Cotton
Ctuties and malde ,hate covelte of our
books blue.
The following were elected'to
office' ;
President
Vice. -Pees.
Seoretlary
Press Reporter
Pianicit
Sheila Black
Menton Homingwauy
Agnes Lane
Edna May Melnitee
Joan• Wilson
Diecitasiou was held on the quality
of the cloth to bas purchased. We
closed with God Sere The Queen.
Candy was served.
Second Meeting —
The second meeting of .the "Brus•
belt. Cotton cuties" was held an Oet,
95. ,The meeting opener! wife) the
singing oe 0 Canada. Agnea Lame
then read the aninntee of the last
meeting, 'Thee roll call was "One
Point to remember tvhen buyintr cot-
ton." Om' leaden Lena. Miller and
Ruth Hemingway delnon$tna,ted the
staking of a simple button hole. Joan
i>ir•.hlesnon then earteed the girls with
dMetope candy.
.At the service in Knox United
Church on Sunday morning, Earl
Anderson. lealgra.ve, wino was Huron
Iiresbyteny's representative to Gen-
eral Council of the United Churith
of Canada, at Hamilton, gave a
report of the proceedings.
PensauaLs: Mr. and Mrs. Bele
Needham, Tidenton, with Rev. 0.
D. 'Cox: Mr. and Mrs, James Elliott,
Bluevale, James Wightman and.
Lopata. LL4towel, and Mr. and Mrs.
131(1 Rae and family. Hanover, with
Mr. said Mrs. Ed. Wightman: Miss
Mildred (took, London, with her
na,rente, Mr. and Mrs, George Cook;
Mrs. Lloyd Campbell home after a
week wtbh Mr. and Mrs. Gen
f"ampbeil, Lucknow; Miss Mildred
TTiagins, teacher of the limos
roost of the T elgrave snbool, In ill
nt her home with Mumps, and Ma1r;,
George Michie is supplying for her;
Lloyd Anderson, Toronto, with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ander
.:on; ,Teams Andenson, 0, A. C.,
Guelph, with his parents. Mr, and
Mrs. E. Andersen; Mr. and Mrs.
Mel, Bradburn on e trip to Florida.
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Montreal — Canada's leading life
rentnartv, the Sun Life of Canada
has more than five billion dollars
of ineerance In force. according to
an announcement lust released hs
George W. Rourke, President, An
interesting note on the remarkable
progress of els 81 year-old company
Is that more than 54 years were
rennired to reach the first billion
of insurance in force. Whereas the
loaf •billion wain achieved in less
then 4 years. Stere the first policy
was issued by dile Sun Lela in 1871.
policy holders have received from
.he Company more ,than $214 bill-
ion in benefits,
The inausnmpe toree of five billion
clollars Provides seourity and pro-
tection to Sun Lite poldey holders
who own nearly than mi114an pnlIci s;
the amount includes Group Life in.
enrollee which now stands at mere
than $1 „enamel (MO an inrrense
truing the first six months of the
careen year Of more than $125
million, or 10R'r. Amenities to in-
dividuals or through Group Pension
plans are not included in any of the
above figures,
Mr. Bourke,' in commenting on
the ever•rising tempo in the com-
pany'e life in'4 inane sales, pointed
out that Canute leads the world in
Ineuramee in ferne expressed as a
percentage of national income, with
110% in Canada, while the Vetted
States is in second place with
(0', More and more indilvidatal
eitisens are immolating thrift, said
Mr. Seethe, and sleeking security
through lite insurance. They are
benonting increasingly aware di
the deelnabi'1ity and the wisdom
of excerrising edit -help In providing
9nmily protection and independence
thrduglt the many savings plans off-
ered by life insurance eompanies
today,
ARTHRITIC PAIR
Don't suffer tight and day -with dull,
wearisome aches --or sharp, stabbing
pains. Lead an active Life again. Take
Pempleton's T•R-fl's, Cnnnda nlargest-
selling praprietar,v medtrina specially
tnndc tobrim, longed -farm lle(to sufferers
from arthritic or rheumatic pain. 7.641
6135 TEMPLETON'S T -R -C's
THE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS,
FOR SALE •—
12 pip, 7 weeks old,
Jae. Bnyuuue Phone 1ar79
FOR SALE -r
One all white Martel kitchen range.
Mita, IIet'b Travis Phone OOrO
FOR SALE —
75 Bort of hoed wood, maple.
Joe Chapman Phone 80r15
ROOMS TO RENT ^-c '1:
Possession inntuediatelY. Town
wailer free, inlet rate paid on Hydro.
References required.
Apply to Box 50 Bruireels,
NOTICE —
Get.your logs or wood cut fast and
economical, Two saws to serve you.
Kiel. Jru'myn Prone 53x12
FOR SALE —
B!Ay Your turkeys now for Christ,
moa. Jest a few left,
Gnaltam Work Phone 12,118
FOR SALE-. jI
Chevrolet Sedan 1949, Maroon,I
Wood's Store Phone 24 I 1Smart.mt, and 1n Top condition. 1
P
FOR SALE — 7
ITaed furnace, suitable for garage at
oi• machine shop, sy
George McArthur.' Walton ah
Phone Brussels 18r18 10
go
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WANTED *..
lbawleiglt buoin urs now OP
Monty. Tttade wellprated, Excellent oppgt'turolty,
\lr
time. rlto at mace, 'RA 7v1
Dept, MI. -K.162489, Mon trial,
FOR BALE; ,.T
MKsCorallc It Deering No, 4 mitnUra
sPreuder in-gocxl wcirlclug order om
rubber'.
Phone Mol es worth 3x8
McDEdgonald
ar
FARMERS —
if roti are do need Of a Hammen'
M111 or heed Mixer . A Heat Houser '
for any make of tractor or a wagon
on rubber or implement tires,
Phone or see Geo, Wesenbung,
FOR SALE —
Exhibition Barred Rocks, My
Ronlrs won land and 3rd, Cookerelg,
and 4th pullet at Simcoe this fall.
Cockerels and pullets et reasonable
prices. Also 70 yearlings white leg- s
horn Rents. Roe strain.
Wm. J. Grant Phone 29r6,
Wednuadny, Novetttbor 644, 1054
en in WALTON "THE WOMAN DOCTOR WHO
esthab• Personale: Roes Metall end
I^uli Howard Ilackwell have retuned
eigh'e home from the western provinces
after apenddng tee harvest season
tb+n'e; they oleo eleilted friends at
the roast; Canter= Dennie, North
Bay, with hiss lrrotlt�ere and sisters
here; Mr. and Mrs, William Ben-
nett balm moved from their Yarm
on coi, 17, Grey fowl/AIMto their
Mourne in •orris irkllagee; Mail.
Patna*Cooltigam, Hratmillton .Ptah
Mrs, 11. W. Hoy.
POR SALE __
LOO acre Farm, hydro, good house,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
bush, priced at $6,000.00.
100 acre farm, good house, 3 barna,
priced at 56000.00.
00 acre farm on Oounty Road, house
arge barn, silo hydro in the house
raced at $6000.00.
5 acre farm, good house with all
Went convenience,, pressure
tent, water softener, steel driving
ed, large barn, priced at $9000.00,
0 erre farm, close to highway,
od red brick house, hydro, steal
the$6,shed700.00,, Iarge barn, priced to sell
umber of good hooses in the
liege of Brussels,
.7. C. Long, Real Estate Broker.
Phone 24 Brueseis, Ont,
HELP WANTED —
I-5osusekeeper for modern home. No
family. Applicant from 40 to 50
Bears of age. Give references, Apply
to D. M. Ross, 172 Ballantyne Ave,
Stratford, Ont.
FOR SALE —
1lupperware — Plastics can now
be ordered from you- local agent.
Arrange for a party or come on Sat-
nrday !tor Gift Suggestions.
Geo. Wesembturg.
FOR SALE —
' 5 room cottage, 2 piece bath,
full basement with cistern, town
and soft waster, insulated, good loc.
at:on. No phare caUs please. Apply
to Leo Gaynor, Mill St. Brussels,
Box 89.
HOUSE FOR QUICK SALE OR
RENT —
White brick two storey cottage
with 4 piece bath, built in oupboards
and hardwood floors. T ^n$ can be
arranged on sale.
Apply to Elmer lieleeotL
WANTED —
Applicatttons will be received for
the position of organist and ohoir
leader of Bluevale United Church,
duties to commence on Jai, 1st,
1958.
Herbert W. Medea,
11„ R. 4 Wingham, Ont.
PRICED RIGHT FOR
QUICK SALE —
Good 6 room - frame houlte, with
hydro, telephone, town water, 8-
p`ece bath, 31_, acre land, barn, and
fruit trees. Situated north, on
Turnberry Street. Apply to
Kenneth Beggs. Brussels, Oat.
Phone 77r10.
KITCHEN SINKS — •
White .porcelain ..enamel steel
scales — or In fascinating colors —
16 x 20 single flat rim and 21 x 24
tlouble sinks with ledge. Drain.
board sinks for kitchen cabinets
with chromed crumb mop strainers &
chromed awing spout faucets. Write
for catalogue or visit our modern
citowresom.
S. V. Johnson Pletmbing Supplies,
54neetsville, Oltarlo,
FOR SALE —
White 'irartie house, 7 rooms. hard
and sort water In the house, pressure 1
system, Situated In Village of Bine-
vaie. apply to
Sperling Yeo Phone 610W4. Wing -
ham.
WANTED
Teed and disabled amen anaemia.
wantwl for prompt piek-apt (lr
tnnp'p Stephenson, Rlthel: Phenol d 1.1114 1 T E D
7gap\„ Snot. C.ollert
aur;. rwsmeismsmevsrmp aawc lens...
LIBRARY NOTES
Recent books puroha,sed by Brus-
sels Library include the following:
111e0ron'e, Guy — The Heybern
Family
Coburn, John — Grace, Grit and
Gumption
fell,. -B. J. — Labrador Nurse
a, Philip — Cloud above the
green.
n, Han — A many, splenoured
thing
te. Nevi! — The far country
rte, Leslie — Canada, the gold-
en hinge
Catherine — A man called
Peter
Peter — Mr, Jones, meet
the master
and Myles — North Pole
Boarding-house
I, C. E. — The green Madonna
is, June — A mile fod Marton
Teton, .Tack Club reporter.
av
hudze. Paul — The mountain
of Allah,
ertog, Jan, — The dlntant shore
in. Thames —• The sliver
chalice.
e — The golden
Pine cone
— Nancy and Plena
Cannon HRl
— Wisdom's way
The shintne tides.
Ban
Gibb
Se'
Robe
Marshall.
Marshall.
Gillis
L'Am
Dena
Hanuh
Maya
Dr. H
(ewe
Clark, Clatherin
McDonald Betty
Raley Marry —
Allman. ,Tames
i'rnnlee Win —
NATIONAL BALLET TOURS
COAST TO COAST
Ilaliet,luappy Canallans as well as
marry ,who never had the chance
bct'ore seeing are seeing top-noteh
lancing to the National Ballet Cone i
gene lives up to its name and tours ;
tenet io coast, "Canadians have a
real, perhaps an inatinotiye, under- ++
standing of the dance. And Car t
Nit bas the (tancers,' says Celia
Franca, director of the company 1
Ptrtnres of pretty ballerinas illus.'
tater a Star Weekly article nn the i
plan and a'ptrattiona of the danc-
ers, in November Slit issue. Atter j
presiding over 100,000 divorce ceases
in Chicago Julge Jaeeph Sapath is
well qualified to offer some advice i
to young married Oatiples. Read ,
hie ten rales for ,a happy marriage
in Nnrember 8, Star Weekiy.
Alt' A A� ' T fl,e'v- 1,
TWAT) AND CRIPPLES) •
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FARM ANTMAi,S REMMOV
PROMPTLY FOR SAN!TA12T'" �•
t'MSPOSAL.
Telephone Collect
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
�fRDON V(MJNC
BECAME A MAN+f
i What happened to Eileabet::
Forbes — Sempill .hero ttlte Yuan;"
she was no longer A somas} Po
the • reinsurkabie eatery tet ilii.
, ,eotumgeows Scottish tppptaa'p
strange ordeal -- and exolawly,
photographs -_ see "The Womar.
Doctor ,Who Beoam;e a Masa", it
this Shade ,' (Nov. 9) issue 'Oi
The Anterlean weekly, exolvsieely
with The Detroit Sunday 'rlmeq,
12 ILO IldWr't)ia L. Air.,
C. A. Myers,, M, D., L. M. C. C.
PiTYSICIAN and SURGEON
Wi'Mtnr,, St Phone 4. Etrvenal*, Ont.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tediolkone 45 •-- Brraoeeln, Gent.
JOHN F. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. :.;,lasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaford) —Main Sirae's,
HOURS: 9 - 6. Wed. 9-12.30. Sat 9 a.m, to 9
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Teiephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmser
Twentyfour Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flower's Exchmrgely
). A, Rama er Cc.
fUNER;'sL AND AM ULANC'F SERVS E
Licensed Funeral. Director and Embalmer
PHONE :6 or LTS __ — RUSS ..i_ c °
R. S, Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday add day — OffIct open every d5!
Pkaue 20s
Successor to E. D. Earli
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Ce.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General insurance Co.
Phone 43x
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. OrA.0mOtrist5
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the FittI tg o#' -G9
Office in Linbwel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wedowee*
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 706 ha qtr
Other evenings by eppointranant Phone 534.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire lnniuu-snmn
Accident and STdmesa
ASMI for Great West Life 0natnvtnce Cn.
Phone Office 96 — Brnisets, On*.
'nt
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kin. curdles 21,
Evenings by ,tppointsment.
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W. G. LEACH
Jeweller
Brussels, Ont,
- EAR -RINGS
DOiaty Hearts
cmd de-
sign in Ston•
Ing Silver,
LOVELY
PENDANT
Two-tone
loveliness In
Sterling and
Silver gilt.
$3 00