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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-9-30, Page 4est JOHNSON ELECTRIC & PAINT'`$, ELS BrusseIx, Ontario HES , Night gvallb" a+ UVw Ra►tsractton., USE STURGEONS FOR BEST RESULTS suitors road I LlisciMann SPIriartoode Maros �jpi4t Wheel tractors rrwl arawiwe, Plows? Discs, Spreiriers, IIGo � dip roars %EonNei 1ol.re wY Pini Ell* fersbe elver Cockikeit btides& ingsgamst Pesters ter Oliver Imprensa,la MORRITI & rn(1T Was OM The ladles of the ctl 1vlrS. J,MOM > ► YLtt! a s, cvseues lYbf Ili, j nSteflatlen 1 .err gra, M, maylor, ets M QI' • ** r and Mrs, N, Hitt+ of blip united FI:Ftbeagt11:ttgriallag:a 1Mr.andMrS,TackFeniuteofLatbaeen}eut lastalftnchclosedttip meeting.Merlin,wereweekendguests .pf , two'quiffs, I Mx. and Mrs, Alex lies/ledge, i sodiel half lour wee agent, 7i a Teraonrs -North Hay, With , •, * • GWddeu and Mie• Alex Pearson rend.1 polldtaa Cc'Tbor, > lh s Bred ,a lovely duet entitled ""Santa, ; Rety. and Mrs, Charles D, Coati Black h ata Wee, withStraerd, grand- , And urs, rdgar Wighiman and a viatbor last week with hits Stand• j Lucia", Mrs. King was Shen called and ,presented with a Handsome suit , family with Air. and Mr's, Leslie mother, Mira, Tae, Ballantyne. Wightman, nm; Air, and Mrs.. eeme, anti previous to that She had Y'ingh and Joyce with Mt, and Mra Tames S, Arrtr troug I been presented with a fox of stat• Willard ArU1Mrong Mr, were at Little Current, last week, ionary, trona the Sunday Sabool, *airs; David Shannon, Seaforth; Mr. Armstrong attending 'the cattle f rem indluu hat that thby would be end Mrs. Thomas Smith igilLRMr. x eettng to hear from her, and Mra. Floyd Campbell, sale there, , I o P g read Mess Oma` Smitlt and * • • The following address was Brussels; with Mr. and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Hallgiuer and by Mrs. Alex Pearson, Ralplr McCrea R. R. 4 Bruysele; I Harry Grnsby, Miss Mare and Mr, Melville Lamont , Dear Mrs, Inns - ICeitll RobinMcCrea wicks an arm while spent the weekend with friends` � We have , King with regret your playing at the Athletic Park dere; near Oshawa. ■ , dddiesion to leave our community Mr. and ire. Stanley Marks and t *ny long * Adams, Kenneth Sere; I Mr. and Mrs. R; A. Bennett have l "ow have been associated in our Mrs, Harry and Mac Scott S Little Current s returned alter heel ti ng at Roeh- years. Sanre�o et yon t taught in , T,hessaloe for Ilse cattle sales; ester, N, Y., with relatives and other 1' Y 'nark Armstrong is a pa points in the II. S. A, ,our Sunday School:. 700 have been , tient in the Wingham hospital, where she • e ss I active member in the W. M. S. Iand Mr, Peter McKay of Brantdord, � have bean. honored with a underwent an operation. formerly of the 8th con. of Grey is Membelaehip, but, we Abell xe• i visiting Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mr. I member you most Sts President of f Duncan nleleinnon and other friends i tete Ladies' Aid; for thirty-four I e e e years Is that caDacAty faith/hilly 1 MR. TRUMAN DESCRIBES HIS FAMILY SOCIAL LIFE. Harry 5, Truman tells about !tire tamtly'e soetaa We in Independence, Mo., reveals his opinion restiof 1 garet's singing and t hisPlano PiaYtng. He describes, too, come amusing incidents:; lance .ening the Whdte House, Read "Mr. Citizen'.', by Harry s.TTruman, IR American Weekly with Oct. 4 Iletroit Sunday Times. , CROSSETT MOTORS LTD. Wingham, Ont. Used Car Clearance Sale DO,e' to a change in Management each and Every Used Car Must Be Sold. 1952 Ford Customline 2 dr. Blue Low milage 1745.00 1950 Ford 1 dr., Black 1245.00 1949 Meteor 2 dr.' Blue 1095.00 1949 Meteor Sedan, Greer. 995.00 1949 Mercury 2 dr., 2 tone een Radio 1045.00 1947 Monarch Sedan, Blue 695:00 1947 Mercury Sedan, Maroon 545.00 1947 Dodge Coach, in Excellent Condition 795.00 1947 Chevrolet Coach 750.00 1951 Austin Sedan, Grey 495.00 1950 Austin Sedan, Grey 495.00 1940 Nash 2dr. Green 150.00 1939 Chry. Sedan, Blue 150.00 1941 Hudson, Blue 1938 Chev. 1937 Chry. 1936 Olds. 1937 Plymouth USED TRUCKS 1952 Fargo 1/2 ton, Very Low Milage 109Sr00 1951 Mercury 3 ton 80000 1949 Mercury 3 ton Completely Reconditioned 800:'0O: 1947 Mercury 2 ton, with stake rack:550.00 1951 Mercury 3 ton. Reconditioned Motor 1000.00. 1951 Mercury 3 ton 600.00 1948 Mercury 3 ton jita: b ` 600.00 1946 Chev. 1 ton 400.00 1952 Ford Tractor and one way disc 800.00 We also Must Reduce Our Stock of New 1953 Meteors. 15 00,,.0 95:00` 50.00 25.00 65.00. Crop Report Mr. *Theis b11tchelT and Mr, and and wed. Some one made the re I by 114r., G. W. Montgomery in regard to you: "The Sept. 29th, 1953 i Mrs, Emerson Mitchtell and Miss i mark Luella Mitchell and Mrs. Tena Wet Churdh is her child." If so, ne son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tames ' child ever mad a Parent who Brodie in Toronto on Sunday. I worked more diligently for its wet- * e * • fare. Miss Carrie Oakley and Mrs. � Your life, has been interwoven David Hastings are In Ottawa this , into the very Suture of our church week attending the convention, as ; li'fe• and we as Church members. delegates of the Brussels Ladiesslhell remember you for mariy years Auxiliary to tike Canadian Legion. I to come. The convention is being held in the i Tt is our earnest prayer, that you Chateau Laurier Hotel, I may, regain some measure of health t and find happiness in your new Mrr. Wilbur Cleveland The four Fall Fairs held in the " County this week were well atend• 'I ed, 105 bead rd holstelns were shown at the County Black and , White Show, 113 thortorns at the ( Perth -Huron Regional Shorthorn f Show and 72 heads of Herefords at I the County Hereford Show. 4-11 I Achievement Day Programmes have I been outstanding and the CoisnLY , 4-11 Championship Dairy Calf Show 1 I at the Blyth Fall Fair had 35 boys 1 home.and girls out with their Dairy We ho; e you will return to visit I Calves, The County 4-H Champ 1 The death. • ooeurred Thursday ..its very often and so we are prssent- I aIvep Beef Calf Show was the f evening at the home of her nephew, i Ing you with this gift to be used on , mreb gh)ight of s Seaforth Fair with f Lester Quipp. and Mrs. Quipp, R. R. 1. Monkton, of ?Mrs. Wilbur Cleve- land, who until a few months ago was a residence of Atwood. She was In her 79th year. Mrs. Cleveland, the former Bertha Rowland, was born on the 14th oon. Elma town- ship on Nov. 5, 1874, and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 1, 1917, she Sohn Rowland, On Tan. was married in Listowel, to Wilbur Cleveland, who survives,. Following their marriage they went to Sas- katchewan, where they lived until 1949, when they returned to At- wood, residing there until a few months ago. Besides her husband Mrs. Cleveland is survived by four sinters and one brobher; Mrs. William Baket<. Bthel; Mrs. John Quipp., R. R. 1, Monkton; Mrs. Bessie Gives. Peace River. Alta.; Mrs. Loeise Selling, 'Listowel, and Edward Rowland, Ethel. Two sis- ters and one brother, Mrs. Albert Qnlpp. Mrs. Joseph Guy and Ralph Rowland predeceased her. The body rested at the Peebles Funeral Home. Atwood, Where the funeral rervire was held on Sunday after- noon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev. J. W. Button of the Atwood United Meech, er which Mrs. Cleveland was a member,, conducted the ser- vice. FERGUS SWIMMER GOES TO FLORIDA Shirley Campbell, 1!ergne girl, Who has won the professional championship swim at the C. N. E. twice in succes.don, has accepted an offer to become swimming in- structor al the pools of five hotels In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. When the season cioees there she will return 10 Canada to 50151)1 a con- tract with the Canadian ice Fan. tas,y with headquarters at Edmore ton and connected wills the Sports thee,e occasions. from the Ladies of the 'United Church, Ethel. 35 steers and 26 beef heifers entered y in the Competition by 4-H Club mem- hers. The heavy rains of Tast week On Friday evening a dance was I and again this week delayed Nie harvest of beans and turnips, but I held in the Township Hall in honor of Peter and Mrs. Dobson, newly. weds. At lunch hour the young couple was presehted with a purse of money. men's Shew and Water Follies, Anniversary servalee:, were bells in Knox Presbyterian Church, Suck day at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Rev. D. J. Lane of Clinton, was the guest speaker. Shades of yellow and red fall flowers in white baskets made suitable decoration. There wee special music by the Choir, with Douglas Dunbar as soloist, and Mro. Cunningham at the organ. HELGRAVE Fractures Skull Herbert. 'Wheeler, 72, of Belgrave suffered a fractured skull Saturday when he plunged 20 feet from a ladder to the concrete cellar floor of his home. His condition wee re- ported "fair" in Wingham General Hospital. The September meeting of the Women's Institute was held in •ths Community Centre here. Bdnoatlon Was the theme of the meeting.. Mr's. Stanley Gook was appointed dele- gate to the are0 convention in London. svibh Mrs. Clifford Logan es .an alternate. Mrs. George Michie gave an address on adult education; Mrs. William Brydges tead a pryer on the motto, "Kindle a desire for good reading and feed the dame' Mrs. Art Scott sang a a solo; and Mrs. M. Bradburn con - (Meted a content. Brief reports on the A. C. W. W. convention were giv- en by Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs. on the other hand have provided badily needed moisture for fall cheat and pastures. GREY - Mr. and C. R. Oxtoby, Calgary, Alta., spent a. few days at the home of Leslie and Mrs. Lake and Celled on many old friends and relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Oxtoby are en route to Montreal and New York, they will spend the winter in the South.. IN MEMORIAM HOWARD - In 1oving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. Tohn ,Howard, ,wiho passed away Sep- tember 29, 1950. • She has gone across the river To the shores of ever green; And we long to see her dear face But the river flows between.' Some day, some time, our eyes shall see The face we loved so well: Some day we'll clasp her loving hand And never say farewell. 'Meer remembered by daughters. NOTICE - For artificial insemination at its best tor all breeds, call the Water, 'to! Cattle Breeding aasoclatiom 0e- tween•7.30 and 10.00 a, m. on watt days and 7.30 and 9.38 a. m. on Ran - days. 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ROE MAASHH H IVEN HERA LgASL QN I FELT JUST THE SAMEWITH MY FIRST, 1 MUST TELL HER THE FACTS OF LIFE,. O R rr iVeft EGG Mq• H / M /-. HOR LtdrfORM vo-u !East Huron Produce , BRUSSELS , JOHN LAMONT ETHEL F. HARRISON moNC'RIE5A "t