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Graduate University of Toronto
Talipitline 45 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and F. Insurance
Accident and Schoen
Meat for Great West LW humane* Oa,
PhoneOffice 96
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JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
E,Yee Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Mak Simi.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 942.30. Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 pita
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
• Patrick St., WINGHAM
At KincarcEne Office Every Tuesday.
Rena Wingham 770 & 8. IOecardlro 1
Evenings by appointment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0. Optometrist,
I.iSTOWEL. ONT.
Specialising In Eye Eloz uinatton end the Fitting of Oli.ats.
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hew: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. deify; Closed Wits uk, g,a1
Open ovary 'Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7M0 Y'IPAIL
Other evenfngI by appointment Phone ice.
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FUNERiwl. AND AMBULANCE SERVIt3I
Licensed FuLoral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or68 — BRUSSEL& tel.
Harvey W. Stephenson
dteprsientative for Sun Life Aszseaseaa Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insuraene Cs.
Phone 43z Rrat'nb
Walker Funeral Hone
Day or Night Calls Telephone N
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Hume
Ucensed Funeral Director and EnAakaar
Tivexx Dalesowers' EEclssyely
R. S. Hetherington,
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Ensaday aid Satprday ail day 011kt pros eve��M���y.
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Lewis Rowland
Or write to N. N. 3 rl►eflise•
(Licensed For Heron Co®ty)
re* h ifston Aids etc., write or phone Lew. Neonatal
we 1,e booked atter Inunall telt'
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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M. and PIM. Casey I•iudeon and
family of O'0aall
Cal silent Sunday at
the home of John Stelae,
▪ * *
Mr, and Mrs, Mel, Williams of
Pongee, Mian„ spent the holiday
with friends in Bressels.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Moxnesa and family
et Ottawa spent the week -end at
Dan hieltinnon'J, 12 con,. of Grey,
* *
Mrs. Wiunifred Weight, Toronto,
le tie guest of Mrs, Nelson Cardiff
and relatives and friends In town,
T * *
Mr, W. ,C, McKinnon of Toronto
ie visiting at dile home of Mr's. A,
Armstrong and Mr, Duncan MoKin-
non.
* •tl *
Mr, Nets Askin and Miss Enid of
Hamilton spent several days last
week at the home of Geo. and Mrs.
EtPans.
• * *
Mr, Ted Mitchell of Byron Sani-
tarium spent the holiday weekend
with hds .parents Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Mttehell,-
* * *
Miss Josephine Williams and. Mrs.
Georgen!a Erard of Battle Creek,
Mich„ spent part of the holidays
with Mr. and Whs. Earl Someis and
Mrs. B. Mitchell.
* * - *
Members of St, Ambrose Church
hold a picnic at Formosa Park on
Sunday efterlroon, Many others from
this district also were there to enjoy
the epondid concert presented by
Seek Thynne and Itis entertainers.
* * *
r Mr. Joe Pollard of New West
Minster, B. C., who tan been a very
welcome visitor with his sister Mrs,
i E. McCauley and brother Ed. Pollard
returned to Ids home Inst week, he
intended to go by Toronto talking in
1exeleition, then on to Winnipeg
where he will spend a week wtth
relativee and few days in Brandon
then on to the coact. Joe aatd he
enjoyed revery minute of his, stay in
1brusselis and (ailed on as many as
1 possible of his old school mates and
they to turn .nailed on him. Mr. Foll-
i and is an old 6 con. Grey boy, but a
I 77 year cid man now, end looks
.3iaie and hearty and may return in
another near or so 'to see the old
lead marks once more. Mrs. Ma-
i
Clauley i• the only sister left and
Mere are three brothers still Hying
of a family of 13. Their parents
i were Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, 4 con.
Grey.
l3ELGRAVE
The W. A. and W. M. S. of Knox
United Church here met in the
Church basement last Wednesday
wdth Mrs Bari Anderson in charge
the W. M. S. meeting. Mrs. James
Mollie introduced the new study
book. "Where'er the Sun." Mrs.
W. Wellings read passages of
scripture; Mre, K. Wheeler con -
dilated a quiz on the book of Mark;'
and Mrs. R. Ohamney gave a.sead•
ung. Final :pians for the stepper to
be .held in church basement, were
made by the W. A.
Personale: .Mils, George Camp-
bell,
ampbell, Mrs. Ed. Ansley, and Lyle
Ansley, Teessalon, with Mr, and
Mrs, Fined Campbell; Mr. and Mrs.
Clare VanCesmp, Nancy and Bruce
Campbell with relatives in Thema.
lon; Mies Ivy Campbell, Lucknow;
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston in
Woodstock,
Knox 'United Church, here, was
decorated with baskets of gladioli for
the anniversary services held on
Sunday. The guest speaker was Rev,
George Watt of Dungannon. At
the morning serviye the choir con-
tributed two anthems, and the
guest soloist was Norman Keating
of Wingham. In the evening, the
oltoir again eang two anthems, and
the girls' quartette eonststing of
Lorraine xianiia, Elaine Bolt, Ruth,
Procter, and Donna Anderson dabg
a number,
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. George
McNichol London, Mrs. James Mo.
Nkilnol, Miss Annie McNichol, and
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm. B., R. O.
Mrs. H, Viola Wreath R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. U.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harrieton• Ont.
Bele McNichol, , Walston, with Mr,
-and Mies, names Mollie; The Mteaee
Leiper' of Hullete Twp„ took in the
eanirersury services in Knox United
Mulct, Belg>iave on Sunday neorn.e
ung :and Were later entertained at
the bom•a of Mr, and Mrs. George
Micbie;. Mrs, Geo. Michie attended
the Visited Oberolt school for lead*
ers at St, Thomas.; Lloyd Anderson,
Toronto, with hie parents, Mr. and
Idrs, Joico And/neon; Miss Mildred
Cook, z,ondon, with her parents,
Mr, and Mee, George Cook; Mr,
and Mrs. Lorne harmer and Helen
Mertha, neillarton, with Mr. tied
Mrs, Thomas and Mrs, Alice Allen;
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Procter, and
family ant Mre. Stapleton with Mr.
and Mrs, Arebte Ferguson, Walker.
to,
CR. NBROI)y.
Mr. end Mm. Earl Dunn, Mrs.
Dunn Sr., Brussels, and Mrs. Geo.
McDonald, Molesworth, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbot, Estero,
Salk., at the home of Mr, and 'terra
Allan Brown, Toronto, recently. Mr.
Abbot is a brother of bine, Dunn Sr.,
and Mrs, Brown.
Mr. Alex Steles left this week for
the West.
Mr, and Mrs. Winston Mcl3achern
and daughters, Hamilton, spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Peter j
Baker. JI
Mrs Florence Michel, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Michel, Marion and San.
dra, were in Niagara .over the holt-
day,
The September meeting of the
W. M. S. of Knox Preebytertan
Ciaureh was held at the home of Mrs,
Jolm Schnock with eleven in re
tendance Mrs, Hyndman presided,
leading tr prayer and tieing Hymn
135 for the opening praise with Miss
A. J. Forrest at the organ. A verse ,
of Scripture containing, 'ihareest"
was gives. in reeponse to the roll call.
The secretary, Mrs. M. Engel read
the miairutes of the Tuly meeting
which were approved and signed.
The s enly secretary, Mrs. Sdhnock,
displayed the finished quilt to be
sent in the bale. Other items of
business were dealt with and ar-
rangements made for the October
meeting to be held at the home of
Mrs. Allen Cameron. A special guest
speaker will be present and all Home
Helpers will be invited to attend.
The word "rejoice" was chosen for
roll call. Mrs. Hyndman gave a
splendid topic on, "Air -mail from
God" a mission in Mexlco. Closing
hymn was 371 and following the
benediction lunelt was served by the
hostess and Mrs. Lloyd Hall.
The death occured Monday at his
home of Mr. Wesley C. McCutaheon,
in hie 7Pth year. Mr. McCutcheon
was around as usual until lash week
When he suffered a. stroke, from
which be failed to rally. The re.
mains were removed le a funeral
home in Tondos, where a funeral
service is being held on Thursday
He is survived by hie widow, two
sons. Fred. Morris Twp., Charles,
London and two daugbters and two
brothers. A brief service was con
ducted at bis home on Monday even.
ung• by Rev. W. M. Hyndman,
WALTON
The W. A. o! Duff's United Church
met in the basement on Thursday,
Sept. 3rd. The meeting opened with
the Theme Song and Scripture read-
ing, "Faith and Trust" It is
strange we trust each other and only
doubt our Lord, The Mary Collect
was then repeated in unison. Fur-
ther arrangement were made for the
fowl supper to be held an Oct, 21st,
The meeting closed with Mizpah
Benediction.
Pereonals: firs. Ferris, who spent
a month's vacation visiting with
her sister, Mrs,, William Grainger,
and bof' brothers, Peter Colin, and
Duncan McDonald, has returned to
her home in Prevost, Shalt.; Geo,
Taylor, Archie Summerville, Ralph
McNichol, Gerald Ryan, Miner
Donee •Murray Donee, Howard
Moreton, and David Hiekwsll, all
of Walton and district, are on a
motor trip to the western provinces.
WINNIPEG 18 CANADA'S
NEW INDUSTRIAL HUB
Believe it or not, Winnipeg's major
yealth is industrial rather tbian
agricultural. More than 1600 differ-
ent induetrial firms are active in
the Winnipeg area, and its groan
wealth has grown 800 per cent In
the past tett years. Ateatlurre exacta
In tate September 12 issue of The
Toronto Star Weekly brings mon
inete•date on Winnipeg's Steady
growth,
ETHEL
P'ereonais Mr. and Mrs. Quest
Dobson, and Mrs, Pettey fetephe aleon
in Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. George
llowlan;d in London; Mtsg Georgie'
Dunbar la teadhing in a rural scllool
near Clinton, end • Miss Jane Mac.
Lelland has a ?lural school near
Walton; Miss Mary Gill with her
tion and family, con. 4, Grey town
ahbp; Dr. and Mrs. Wardlaw have
returned from a visit with Dr,
and Mrs. W, L. Wardlaw, Sturgeon
Fails; bins, Ella Ames' has been
very ill et the home of her grand.
daughter, Miss, John Cogbiin, and
Mr„ Coghidn, near Listowel; Mrs,
Qneet Dobson, Mrs. J. Pesten, Miss
Doris Bateman, Miss Sean Swift,
and M1a7 Ann Pesten attended the
0. 0. I. T. conference hold at St.
Thomas; Mrs. Tfizzle McCall, Brno -
eels', with her sisters, Mrs. Michie 1
and Mrs, Weode.
MONCRIEFF
Mrs. Charles Harrison was hostess
to the Moncrieff Woman's Assoclat
ion and Women's Missionary Soc.
lets meetings, Twelve members were
in attendance. The worehtp service
"The Church, The Household of
Faith," was led by the president,
Miss, J. Macbnn with Mrs, Mark
Bailie leading in the prayer. Roll
call was answered by a verse in the
13L1s1n be 1lnsitng with the word
"Blessed."
During the business period plane
weremade for, the sectional Meet-
ing to lie held at Monrrieli and
committees were appointed. The
minutes were read by Mrs. Ken-
neth McLean, Tote October meet-
ieg is to 'be held at the home of
Mrs. Elmer hood. The topic, a
chapter taken from the study book,
was given by Mrs. Alex Mann as -
Meted by 11 other members. 'rhe
W. M. S. meeting closed wits a
hymn renewed by prayer by Mrs
James Machan.
The W A. Meeting, which folIoew
ed opened with a hymn. The min-
utes were lead by Mrs. Joseph
Smith. The business period was in
charge of Mrs. Orval Harrison. A
committee was/ appointed to ar-
range for flowers for the annteeiw•
ary, Sent. 13. Plans were made
to hold a 'turkey supper, Oct, 8,
commbtteee wese appointed. Thande
ehnreh steps are also to be painted,
GREY
Grey Twp. School meeting.
The minutes were read and adopt-
ed on motion of Bolger and Conley.
Motion of Brown and Conley that
pupils of U. S. S. No. 3 Elms. Wal-
lace and Grey be accomodated in
Grey Twp, School Area, some at
Moleworth and some at S. S. No. 5
for scli,00l term 1963.54 at the aver-
age cost per pupil in the township.
Motion of Carley and Brown that
toilet at No. 5 be re,advertised,
tenders to be in 21st of Sept.
On motion of Brown and Bolger
the following billy were to paid:
Cecil IOckmier, labour 66.75
Ralph Thomson, tile 6.00
W. A. Roberts, sanding
17. S. S. 4 100.00
Robert Helemka, labour 12,00
Brussels Post, Adv. 2.00
Huron Expositor, Adv. 2.00
Sanitation Equipment Co., toilets
at No. 5 306.00
J. Carl Hemingway, Deec: Treaa
24 PAGES ON HOLLYWOOD
With coming Sunday's (September
13) Deroit Sunday Times, see The
American Weekly Movie Annual,
with 24 pages of fascinating read-
ing devoted to the movies. Read
Rita Hayworth's {"Secret Safari"
— Joan Crawford's "My Stay Young
Diet" — Water Winohell's "Orchids
to Hollywood" — previews of new
movies and other intriging attract.
tons, GPI Sunday's Detroit Times.
FOR RALE --
100 acre Farm good bore and bank
hurl anud woodlot. Priced at 114.
500.00.
100 acre Farm, good bniidtege.
rood location, near highway, Prlesi
at 11,600.041.
as acre Farm an faetltteee, ileok
tone. steel drtyeelhed, good bars,
Priced at :1,000.10
100 acre !'arm, brick house, lams
barn. Priced at 50,000.00.
Beek house In village with ail
tecdlttdea.
Cement house is Brasoels with 46
taenities.
Farms all sires and number of (toad
houses.
J. e7. Long, Real Estate Broker
Brussels, Ont.
"WeddleSdpteln'i er Doti, 15G$
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• Monday, Sept. 14th is the be:,
ginn!ng six dling l
packed with
of interestazz, entertddailLiys• �'
ment and pleasure • Canada's
largest fruit and vegetable cent:-
petition • the finest poultry
show in the Dominion • the'
pride of Western Ontario's live- I
stock • the newest in industry, t
manufacturing and home prod-
ucts • Canada on display! a 1
• A new high in entertainment
• largest Grandstand Follies yet,t
plus nine internationally famous',
acts • Jack Kochman's Hell
Drivers • Horie Show • Boer
.Music • Conklin's Midway of di
1001 delights and thrills • Trot- 1
ting Races • a complete Kiddies '
Midway • bursting, brilliant'
fireworks! • Make Western,
Fair a Family Affair! wt
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• Harness Racing – Afternoons • Sept. 16, 17, 18, 19 4
• Grandstand Performances - Aftemoons and Evenings
•order tickets now -51,00, $1.50 and $2.00
• Prize Winning Advance Sale Tickets - 3 for $1.00
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