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Vacation Areas.
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your friends with your compliments if you fill in and mail the coupon below.
ONTARIO TRAVEL compliments the winners in the recent letter -writing contest.,
The appreciation of the Department is expressed to each student of the thousands
Province
who submwho coopers editted an entry. rwith hey sttudents in making the Contestsh also to thank those hsuchers tarsucgceuf the
1st PRIZE 2nd PRIZE
$400.00 Government Bond $250.00 Government Bond
RHODA SVENSK JOHN GRANT
R.R.1 62 Riverside Drive
Whitefish Kapuskesing
3rd PRIZE (Ile)
$100.00 Government Bond each
LISE DORY
Collage of St. Joseph
North Bay
DOLORES LONG,
809 Donald SI., and
Fort William
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Miss. Alice Fraser
4.11ce Fraser, 22, daughter of
Mr. and Airs, Addison FraSer, con.
two, Morris Rvwwshil) died on Wed,
nesday in Memorial Hospital, Lis-
towt3L She had lived all her life in
Morrtea
1 Surviving besides her parents,
are four. brothers, James, l3rltish
Colombia; William, Charles, and
Donald, at hoane, and dour sisters,
Mrs. EVa Farrell, Port Erie; Jean,
Toronto; Clara, at home; Mrs,
Earl Swan, St. George, and her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Janes
Godkin, Wingitam,
Services will be conducted on Fri-
day at 2,30 par.., in the Walker fun
era1 home ,Wingham, by the Rev.
Matthew Balite of Bluevale, and in.
terment made in Wing'hatn *ceemeb
erY,
Winners of additional
cash prises have
been notified by
registered mat,
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FREE MM' AND INFORMATION ABOUT
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ETHEL
Mr. and MrJ,, Kenneth iCz>`'tuten
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Ken and Brenda of Winnipeg re
Weeding their }mention with the
farmer's parents, John and Mrs,
Kreuter.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Smith of Sar-
nia visited at the same tomo Prev
the 'week -end,
0, Bateman, Ethel and D, Williams,
Disitowel attended the meeting of
the 'Ont. Minor Football Association
in Toronto. '
The second meeting of the Ethel
Carden Club was, held at
of dor assistant leader. to e
1961.
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ELS.
HES
JOHNSON ELECTRIC & PAINTS,
Brussels, Ontario
Higher *rattly assures satisfaction.
fS���ii3a�:`iriit� S:i33:�Fia _: .. Y'r� ,;e3• ; -
USE STURGEONS - FOR BEST RESULTS
the Ilene
Greco
Q a sin
Put VIII
100)06 on Janne 22, with seven me.m• bath Ile appeared
4' hers present. The meeting was by the sacrifice of Himself" (Reb• A CITY BURSTS ITS BOUNDARIES,
L opened with the singing of "rite 0:26).
Moro We Get Together',' The roll Thou - hredeetnod nit God
call was answered by "How M7 by thy Bloodast out of every lnflto rat•
` Garden Grown" The minutes of and 'tongue, and people,
the previous meeting were read hY lou." (Rev, 5:9.)
Sept 29 30 by Jean Rcc1T and voted 'a favourite. - Advt
our .secretary, Jean Rock. Wede-
olded to call our club "Ethers liner -
gene 3iplit" which Wns suggested
FALL FAIR, EXHIBITION
DATES FOR 1953
ArthurAtwood
Ayton
Bayfield
Blyth
Bobcayg6 on
Bra nWton
Brussels
Chesley
Clifford
Clinton
Oollingwood
Drayton
Dundalk
Dungannon,.
Durham
Elmira
Eset or
Fergus
Fo•dwich
Galt
Gerrie
Grand Bailey
HanoverHarrison
Hensall
Holstein
Ilderton
Ingersoll
Kincardine
Lions Head
Listowel
London .Western)
• Le)cknow
Meaford
Midland
Mildmay
Milverton
Mitchell
Mt. Forest
Neustadt
New Hamburg
Paisley
, Palmerston
Port Elgin
Seafo•th
Strad ford
Taxa
Tavistock
Teeswater
Tillsonbut;g
Walkerton
Wellesley
Wiarton
Woodstock
int( rna.ttonal Plowing Match
'Durham - Northumberland
Cohourg Oct 6 - 9
qc@*d 1
Oct, 8, 9 Td was decided t0 have yellow record
Sept. 25, 26 I books With contrasting, letters!, suet
eMt. 30, Oct. 1 d'in's os flowers. transplanting
Sept. 2e, 23 1 flowers, and vegetables. and weed
Oct. 2, 3 eonttnnl were discussed by all. We
Se
Once known ax Muddy York, Toro-
nto is now the 32756st unified city 12t
Canada and the seventh largest i6,
North America. Keep up to date on
the changes brought about with the
federation of Toronto proper and its
twelve adjacent suburbs. An article
by Joint Brehl in the July 11 Terse
NOTICE - of the Toronto Star Weekly ghee
gewage ddisposalh your septic
have significant facts in. Metropolitan
tangs and cess Pools pnmyed out Toronto and Come startling results
and avoid drainage trouble. of federation.
Irvin Conon, Milverton, Phone $54
Sept. 17 - 19 I closed our meeting by singing th9
Oct. 1, 2 "Queen'"ai'ter whieh we all enjoyed
Sept, 11, 1
Sept. 15, 1
June
Sept, 24 • 2
Sept. 19-2
Sept. 9, 1
Sept.
Sept. 8,
Sept 4, 5 and
Sept. 23.
Sept.8
2 i lunch. .,
6 ' Mr, and Mrs. Fred Keifer, thelSV
P II
4 1 weds were honored aft a gathering in
6 I the Typ Hall, Ethel, on Friday I
\.
1 evening when they were presented
0 with a parse of money. Mr. ICeffer
22 I made a reply thanking their friends
9 1 for their gift and good wirhrs. Dan
7 ' ring wa, enjoyed and lunch served.
24 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keifer moved19 � into the', new • home last Wednes•
USED CARS
1952 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and Heater
1951 Oldsmobile Sedan, Hydramatic,
Radio and Heater
1950 Plymouth Sedan
1948 Dodge Coach
1940 Pontiac Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
C.' Oach
pt. z, 31 day. 1937 Pontiac
Sept. 2.4 - 26
Oct. 2 and 3---
Oct. 2 and3
I GOSPEL GLEANINGS
Sept. 16, 17
Sept. 23, 24 I ....He than- believetAl on the Son hath
ut
May 29 'everlasting life; and he that believe h
Sept. 24, 25 ' not the Sun shall not see 11te;
Sept.h
30 the wrath ,of God abideth on him.
Sept. 8, 9 (Jahn 3:36).
Sept, 17, 18 j
Sept. 16, 17 1 ' propel understanding. of what
Sept. 26, 29 1 the scriptures mean by "believing"
is not lurpontant, since it is there
Sept. 14-19
Sept. 29, 30 •Plainly shown to be a matter of
Oct. 2, 3 eternal life or eternal death.
Sept. 17 • -19 I A per°gym may believe many good
Sept. 14, 16 things About a bank, but ooes not
Sept, 26, 26 I believe On or In, that bank until he
Sept. 29, 30I trusts his valuables to ilhe sale
Sept.Sept. pt and 18, 19 14 ( $eeping of its vaults and employees.
Saving belief On, or In Christ is
Sept. 18, 19 I more than believing the historical
Sept. 7, 8 a facts of the Gospel, or than to
Oct. 6, 6 I acknowledge Hint as the world's
Sept. 10, 11 grealest teacher and example. You
Sept 24, 26
Sept. 21 - 23
Sept. 23, 24
Sept. 11, 12
Oct 6, 7
Sept. 21 - 231
Oct, 29
Sept. 15, 16
Sept. 17, 19
Aug, 27 - 29
MINOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
MEETING HELD
The Ontario Minor Football Assoc.
met in Toronto on June 23rd, to con-
firm and adopt a constitution and
elect. officers. The following is
the results of the elections -
R. More, Toronto, Pres,; W, Thomas,
HnmiLtoi, vice -Pres.; C. Lamieson,
Toronto. sec.; directors, M. DLgbY,
Relville and Fwd. Richards, Ethel.
may even strive to live by for Ten
Commandments and the Golden
Role, aril yet be eternally lost;
for 3orgiheness, of sin does not core
through pond living or any 'kind 0t
human effort.
"Not b4 works of rightOnsness
which we have done. but according
to His mercy he saved us. (Titus
3;51 Neither dnea forgiveness cam
se thrnnell the semifinal life of
Christ: but through his substitut-
ionary death. it was His death only
which paid the penalty of 0411 for all
who heli,. r On Him.
Serint'.nra1 believing requires Haat
yon:-Aelieve you are a sinner and
need salvation; believe you can-
not save yourself: believe that only
Christ - not the Church, ca.n save;
and that von trust In, rant on, and
ranelve Him as Saviour of your
soul and Lord of your life, be-
muse of Suis death in your behalf at
Calvary,
'plow once in the end of the world
USED TRUCKS
1951 Chev. Sedan Deliyery
1951 Chev. 1 Ton Chassis with Duals
1949 GMC 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1948 Chev. 1 Ton Pick-up
NEW TRUCKS
1 - v Ton Pick-up
1 - 1/2 Ton Pick-up
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
We are dealers for the Toro line of Lawn
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with famosrs
Clinton engines. Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sure to see our line of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which we
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
Sales is one thing - but we follow up with
service and repairs.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Located behind the East Huron Produce
formerly Allen's blacksmith shop and
Krauter's Tinsmith Shop.
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels
per
By Roe Farm Service Dept.,
WHAT A SHOCK- waive BEEN WINED
ONDINED SINCE BIRTH -NOW WOE
RANGE, WE 'HUSTLE' FOR OURSELVES
I SURE MISS OUR
BALANCED MEALS -
I'M LASING WEIGHT
/ WORK SO
HARDTD FIND
SOMETHING TO
EAT, REDAANDYS
UNDERFED
YOU'D THiNK me BOSS
WOULD PROTECT HIS
INVESTMENT IN US
GIR SO HMUST HAVE US
COST PLENTY
COME ON OVER
HERE, GIRLS, OUR
BOSS BELIEVES
S IN
GROWING FAST ON
ROE VITAGROW
SURE, NES SMART -
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUILD OUR BODIES
FOR FALL EGG
PRODUCTION
YOU POOR 41R14 -
SUNSHINE FRESH
AiR AND GRASS
ALONE CERTAINLY
DOESN'T BUILD
BONES, FEATHERS
AND BODIES
THF BOSS SAYS 'ALL
THIS WONDERFUL
ROE VITAGROW
(POR nig bROWIN6
PERIOD COSTS ONLY,
A DOZEN FALL EGGS
FROM EACH OF US.
CHEAP INSURANCE,
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BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MONCRIEFF
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