The Brussels Post, 1952-11-19, Page 3YOUR HEALTH AND
YOUR FOOD
Tlrirteethree percent of Inen and
fifty percent of-, women et the age
of fifty are overweight—a, cendilbton
which•sllortens life, mars appeaaun.ce
and sense of well being. A. eromin-
. emit medical dloctor,, N,orinan Joiiffe,
is the 2Att3uor of an ifOginative feat:
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUCE T; Minister
ar e, Why Wlny You Are Over-
Mae. Wo 4lramber rev'ealls Poen ends&1
weighty that is to be found in Nov -
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SHE LIVES WITH FEAR
Betty Oousine, Phone 22,
a
THE BRUSSEj„S
1 CLASSIFIED ADS.
FQR RENT -:-
011e Xallaltlntmt in the Terrace.
Phone 16 et.
FOR SALE —
1 A quanitidty of cedar rails.
Phone 20x4 Beuseele.
IFOR SALE
1 A quantity of defy limb wood,
Dan AIelinnon Phone 24r12
1
' FOR SALE --
I 1038 Dodge 8 pwssenger coupe in
excellent running condition.
Hugh Peer= Phone 11
1 FOB SALE —
I A good Holstein Cow, due Dec 8,
1 Ian Wilbee Phone 90r13,
os
WOOD FOR SALE —
Elni and dryPoplPoplar, cedar fence
I 11,pJ.ts:
tichhess, Ethel Pllooce'30r12
1 HOUSE POR SALE —
6 rwoair house,. hardwood floors,
bathroom and cupboards. an (queen
St„ Brussels, Ont. ?ho{te 70r6,
FOR SALE —
A red ski4acket with detachable
hood. Like new, Size 18,
amber 22 issue of the Toronto Star of terror. She recalls how, , whileHELP WANTED —
per, modem
fenrces, ApPlY to
Wee1d. - her husbandaband was a Commumdat, she
lived In dread ire woulA lhou5eigeiry
d be picked n ooew•en-
A full page of pictures elbowing up by the PBi. After he deserted
Queen Elizwbetli as she opened the Ooinmunist Party, she feared P. 0. T6'ox 50, Brussels.
pamu me
a nt for :the first time is herhe would be murdered. See this
reign. appears in tide- ame isene .ytindwy's .(Nov, 23) American Week-
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:'.iA ;ex'glusively tcdtAt Detroit Sunday WANTED
Tunes. 10 head of Curtis to feed for the' ss were dice
winter. d
'�.�..--•—•-•'-..:,.�,.....,-_„.,—.-...,,�,,,,,,,,,,,,,.� was answered by anything
Wm, Grant Phone 26r6 very anything
answers {•
Wednesday, November 161h, 1962
.e.e0 nee
1953 DODGE REGENT HAS LONG, LOW LINES
The new 1953 Dodge Regent 4 -door sedan, re-
ported as being new in seventy-five ways, is a
lower, wider -looking car without in any way
sacrificing road clearance, head room or leg room.
The low sweeping line of the front fender car-
ries straight through to the rear, accentuated by
the tasteful use of chrome speed lines. The new,
CRANI3IOOK
l'he Nol^emrber nvedting oP
Oran -brook Women's Institute
1 held in the Com'm'unity Oenitr
Tluesday evening at 8.30, wit
members and 1 visitor preiseeit.
meeting opened with the e
the "Opening Ode", followed b
nesting the rnatdtute Oreed
I Lord's Prager in unison. Min
of tee last meeting vnere read by
seoretary,e;reasurer Mrs. G
Knight, the tinancial . report
heard. A report on, tle Pordwi
D1st i t Al
know that the ,oaneplrgte Royal Y
Hotel in Trti+onrto Ifed been to
at a' °beau rate far the month
August ,195'3 Par the A. C, W.
Conference. :'Several items of
n- - .usse .
The nail
present, same'
were given,
Mrs. Hindman and Mrs. F. Mich
gave a. splendid report, who
dr -leant-. hoot attended .the, Guel
Tree Cesver'f„n, bald recently
1: ut,ribener. rt was voted to chart
ia bus now for a trip to Tornio ne
August on "Open- Day"' at the A.
V • W. Cnnfrrence, and ani
interested in going pay their
the- chased Posture with us and ex. Always a taros croak In Chefs. -
e on was nieined pattern mazJrings. Most of Granite. tr Chea toric!
h 21 the girls Dinned tlheir patterns oh All modern maMiteery.
The and out out their dresses. After lettering
our home as Cemetery tettarina a epetlal�r/
imgi yg of assignments with
were gives,
y r d the meeting closed with the Motional at VSI3 r,a M abI, Pf
ous for
and Amithem.. _ erp reeconAble trNN.
he Phe ,Yeasty seating of the Cran-
don•
was n lens was herd on
oh Nov. lObh in the Canymtlnity Cerutre.
aline. The meeting opened with the usuai
to song and was followed by the min -
modern curved, one-piece windshield and wide,
wseat g to give dround rear iver er'and passengers exknee-
levell.-
styles are available in the Regent anduCrusader
series in a wide variety of body colour and interior
trim choices.
ing was presided oved by the west- 1 WINGHAM MEMORIAL Mk . ^
dent, Jean Seeks. Our leader die.
R• A. SPO'rroN
°t brook Cotte
shy Phone 256 — Wingham OBI-.
r a Meeting was given by
Loyd Michel. At .rules interesting
know
as
ASO
The infantry
machine gunners
The Canadian Infantry Soldier is a vital
part of our expanding defence forces. In Korea
he has built a wonderful reputadon for his
courage and ability. Wherever he goes, the
Canadian Soldier has a way of winning friends —
of impressing both friend and foe with his outstanding
training and soldierly qualities.
The Infantry Machine Gunners are an integral
part of the Canadian infantry regiments. With their
heavy and accurate fire power, the Infantry Machine
Gunners have time and again in Korea proved how
extremely important they are in attack and defence.
Play your part in Canada's most important business today, defence.
You are eligible if you are: 17 to 40 years of age, (tradesmen
to 45), physically fit and ready to serve anywhere.
Apply to the nearest Recruiting Depot
No. 13 Personnel Depot,
Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts„ Ottawa, Ont.
No, .5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagot Street, Kingston, Ont.
Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot,
Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts,, London, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont.
Army
James St. Armoury, 200 James St. Nf,Hamilton, Ont.
Maew.o
alek
CANADIAN ARMY
FORCEd6vyr;
1 Do YOU NEED A BABY SITTER?
7 shall be available for nights during
the week, butt not on week -ands.
Sheila Porter Phone a_.
FOR SALE —
Tupperware — Plastics can now r
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be ordered from your local agent- I t'
Arrange for a party or come on Sat-
urday for Gift Suggestions,
Geo. Wesenburg,
t;y in fbe nen- veer. A photo
fl
ore of , Thit•teen girls answered the
ten roll call
of by d�emoiestra�tiwg good
f Posture, Mss, G, Hueiher, our lead- bersi er disowsstd Achievement Day with built wheel tractors aides
cal] es, We decided to brave three girls ! elawiatU
but bring lunch. Most of the girls beet-
winter.
ast- r'
Interest ed up the darts in their d. �+' Lttlatiwse
, with resses
et assistance of our leader while Sewlley Fote Blowstta atlV
as ' the 'others marked their material, , �ne0♦aeR �.
ph The home 'eesfgament was elven W® eve s �..
in and 'the meeting closed wftlh, the ; Cilhrer Ott
er staging of God Save The Queen : "m1e00tem Doalere��
xt
C, The girls all enjoyed lunch which vases• tbnpiemeMe
one , Was sensed atter the rnmpletion of MORE= & WRIGHT
fee the meeting.
of Blyth, Ont.
e —
g '
Separators end Illiansea.
Plows, Alemsre
Fertilizer Lime and Fizerr Sowers.
WANTED —
i Applications will be received for
the position of organist and choir
leader of Bluevale United Church.
duties to commence on Jan. let,
1858.
Herbert W. Garaies,
R. R. 4 Wingham, Ont.
WANTED —
Mother's helper, small family, two
children. Pleasant room In oheer•
Pul friendly home. Good salary,
Apply by letter to Mrs, Ben Yolieok,
60 College -view Avenue,
lamest Hill Village,
Toronto, 12, Ont.
WANTED —
Reliable Haan as Dealer in. Huron
County. Experienoc not necessary.,
A fine apportttnlitp• to steep Into old
profitable business where Rawletgh
Products have. been sold for years.
Big prates, Products furnished on
credit, Write Rwwlleigglfs Dept.
ML -L452-163, Montreal.
WANTED
Bead and dieahied term antiesie
wanted for prompt. pick-aD.
1 Peres Stephenson, lItheI, Plow
Brussels 86e12. Oolleet.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Rave Seigle Tanks pumpedfolie
Santtary Way.
Schools end Public. Buildings
given Prompt attention.
Reasonable Rates.
Irwin Coxon Phone Mliverten 76x•4
FOR SALE
100 acre Farm, hydro. good house,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
bush, priced at $6,000,00.
100 acre farm, good house, 3 barns,
priced at, $6000.Q0.
100 acre arm ori' 6oitnty Road, house
large barn, silo hydro in the house
`priced at $6000.00.
76 acre farm, good house with all
modern conveniences, pressure
aytem, water.:asoftener, steel driving
shed, Iarge barn, prleed at 89000.00.
100 arse farm, close to highway,
good red brink house, hydro, steel
drive shed, large barn, priced to fell
at 88,700.00.
Number of good hoboes in the
Village of Brussels.
J. C. Long, Real Berate Braker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
Queen is to he placed in th
eters ma ratty e'en teeell,, meettn
vI^'?d wi•'h the Yellen -It Anthem
fre/lo .ed by an ahrevintien contest
A delicioals tech was eerve,l In the
r. haeTielnenigIvntt. by the host:tosses. Mrs, L,
Michel. Mrs. M. Cameron and airs, 11j
1
r'_ emibrnok Women's Institute 1
>~h+„tt.• Rial,t was held in the Cnm.
n„rn,t„ !-:n :„e nn Ti•iday. the even-
"'„"n ,,01.1 ,-nd 01'q not -leek enpner. ,
t en,,,by P. Tfisv of T-istnvel
rre showed films on hi, trip through
'lie Rockies and Al^.-k:a, he had
two Short comic filets for the 01111 -
diem. Mrs. R. C. Campbell gave two
readings.
abelee closed with
dancimnc she' plied by
local talent. F.veeynne agreed they
had a veru em•1e5-able ruleenine.
Rev. Matthew Baillie, Bluevale,
occupied the pulpit of Knox Pres.
pyterian Church for the Thank
offering service of the Women's
Missionary Soel,hty, on Sunday, 1
Nov. 16, at 11 a. m, Rev. W. M.
1=lyduntau oonluoted the serves In
B1nt'evale and Delmore.
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Mr, and Airs. Wesley McBachern,
Galt, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Below.
Mr. and :firs. Calvin Cam-
eron entertained several neighbors
and, friends- at a turkey dinner on
Friday evening, in honour of MTs.
Wm, Cameron, who celebated her
eighty seventh birthday.
Hiss Barbara Worden and brother
Kenneth, Mitchell, spent the week-
end with .their cousin, Miss Rose
Oaunpbell,
errs. Robert. Conipbell, who has 1
been in Winghent since Jame, spent
a "few days at her home here.
Mr, and Ws. Morgan Cam-
eron, daughter Susan, and litlhle
nice„ Linda Parton, Landon, were
week -aid visitors with Mr, and Airs.
Allen Camelron, Morgan had the
misfortune to break his apple re-
ready,
Mrs, Ethel HIretlrer, Bnmesals,
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Huether,
Mrs. Clara DIUSteed is in St.Thomas,
Mises Marie Wagner, of near Lis-
towel wawa creek -end visitor with
Miss E. M. Stets,
The (I:ranbraok Cotton Stylers
held their third meeting in the Com.
mouthy Centre on Nov, Srd. The
meeting was opened w111 the sing'
ing of„ "The More We Get Ta
tether", followed by the roll sa11,
raurteen sirs .answered If by shating
a line of (entlies that snits me beat,
The nlinntes of the last meeting
were read by rialto) Knight, nee -
rotary. The fust part or file moot -
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. ra., L. M. C. C.
Wlfharm PHYSICIAN +arid SURGEON
P3s°ras Bre Ont.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
one
H AI an
SICIAd SURGEON
Telsolo__Brussels, Osat.
JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometr
ist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fkte
Phone 791 Seafortla Mains Stmt.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to $ pry
Walker Funeral cone
Day or Night Cells Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral time
Licensed Funeral Director and Embeilestm'
Twenty foam Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Ezcls'siyely
I). A. Rann gr Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director a .. Embalms?
�If3NE 36 otr a5. ~K ER 2 ONT.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHA0.4• and BRUS3F1S
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday
Mom and Sammy ail day — Offld open every
Successor 1lall
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Ce.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x
Beissosle
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,Specializing in Eye E�inxsin on ld,nd the Fitting of Guam
Office in Lief)owei Clinic Snrll in`
Ho sr 5:00 a.nc. to 6100 p.m. dailyi Closed W
eillaidaY PAIL
OperaOuter• Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7 t
he evenings by appointment Phone 134.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile And Fire I1,eira,sce
Acci=dent and Sickness
Avid for Great West Life Ibsurancv,
Phone Office 96 p_L
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist„
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Toeu4y.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincsudi n 2I,
Evenings by appointment"
Lewis Rowland
(9r write to IC R. 3 Welter,.
(Licensed For Kraoon County)
IATTiFACTION GUARD — PRICES REA
SOKAIIILI
Mer Engagements Phone 31 "Ile Brussels Poet” sad
Sop
'Heir es Ornscitllors etc,, "strife os• nbone Lew. Rom
taiin be looked after Immediately