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,sloe Missixtn Band $ Knox i?rotluy.
taloa Ohureh held its' November
meetLeg to the Mace basement on
WWI atter 664001.
Sehmldt eyermenn
Cavan. United Mara, Winthrop)
was the eebt4ng for the marriage of
Thelma Ruth Byerreana and Alvin
WS11iaau Schmidt„
1110, unv�ru,
GREY TWA. MEMBERS, ship matters hal been well sone
ALL. RETURNED I aver, 131 exPr'eeeed Otis op
Grey Toweeelp Nomination meet- Ute Wine tans Frnelntal and eAatad
other IuaiS Mals charge a high.
ing was 7tatt 4n Twp, a , enanaU roto Ito cover expenses,
Monday afternoon, Nov, 30kh, with He theta Ott that people that gay a
a largo-Cliffastde, legit state in either beePitale, ehe:Ald
Reeve -Clifford I0, Rowland (OL not avavo le eubaiclizo other • in,
II 11 Ethel oA that oth P
A• Tory eacceseful bazaar nudes The bride is the second youngest
daugOr is :e Ti'highatn, He eneationed giving
the atasl�icue 0f tnie Ladles' Arid of ter of Mr, and F. JRrmri Mo14;& bee, Wm, z• ettslwp, the !twes�s I+tuir a larger grant but
Com
urn was held In the eyeremme Wintlrr p Councillors Win E Bishop (R) it was improved this
Knox Pres. Oh d C d the Fa
large a rewy and
e. 'Abate was a
large crowd and ilia vet y fine Pieta*
nom4natom,
ee and commconta by Mr, a'^
Oheeter Little, Atwood, were much
enjoyed by ale
Dom . }1s bli
Mrs, Albert
ta.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR 85 YEAR 040
eletnbeee of the ineli theta family
showered Mrs. Richard Cardiff
with Ota1Pe birthday wiehee when
they gathered at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Harold
and Mrr'. Cardiff, cm the occasion of
iter Seth birthday Mrs, Ociedlif
bee tosided in this community gall
e oAly son of Mr.an e - t sa'l • e her life.
Schmidt ul Kieeerat t', flare. ), Hona r 4ieNatd lana" He said the Twp. rode aro
Howard McNaught (C), Year, A birthday slake ce
• s lmattt4Pully decorated bar iii), ]n pair 0ondit4om. lie thanked tris
gr aired the dill•
M
with
baskets
ma
with baskets a whit plurysanthe• � Hugh B. Smith (Q), Kenneth c txibuted by Prier Stow
OYatried by .
an tate 'piano, Cards and games
nae table 'Violin. music was 0011-
p e art aorAm•
i leennetlt MoVerlane thanked hie `Mrs Herold Oasdi(f
-- Kenneth Ma•
ffictiated and Rev, School Trustee 1) . nominators. He said same of the
mutes and fern.TheRev. H E Faslane.
1 o
Mns, Calvin Camerae underwent ' Livingston
Melvin Keyes, uncle of the bride, I Leau and Harry Bollen ( •co • bridges wale not in shape for schoo tveme enQoystl.
assisted in Uite cerem* 1Y. Mrs1. Don. 1 Sohn. Pearson was aPpoimtad chair buses to go oven. He thought they
an .eperatlen in Kitelertor last week AlUtottitylt confined to a wheel
and is reported doing nicely. Her i old TirTargart ,of Brussels Played neem. Those nominated. ter Reeve' should be •rebuilt, He answered 0hair, Mns• CandiiE enjoys fairly
roomy friends hope for a speedy ger ` the wedding mete while Miss Mar. I and Council were called to Plat. ggesblane about bhe delay in having good health ahul laves to meet iter
,.eau sot form. the McNaught Drain completed. He many friends.•
Clifford Reefland spoke Bret and ! agreed with bhe Reeve and H, Ma She 4tas two daughtara, Mtt�,
,. Naught that most People have hog Harvey (Berea) Dennis, with whom
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Spetran, Sag "I'll Walk Beside You
ane " me
!naw visited wilffi told the people the f6Mrs. John Pride Perfect. Love." t Ie me as
and other friends, aver e
this Year was almos a sepitalieation, ,and dhat the rates! in she memo her halite, and Mrs. -
BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOOT CAR DEALERS ,1,, }
19b3 Pontiac Sedan to
1959 Chevrolet Sedan
4-1952 Chevrolet Sedans
1952 reads° Sedan
1951 Chevrolet -Sedan
1951 Chevrolet Pewerglide Coach, Fully Equtpeee
1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
1949 Ford Custom Soden
1948 Chevrolet Sedan
1948 Chevrolet Coach.
1947 Chevrolet Coach
1947 Mercury Sedan Speotal
1957 Chevrolet Coach
TRUCKS
1949 Chevrolet 3-4 ton Pick-np
le -1949 Dodge 2 ton Stake
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DRALItI
tis How Toeing Service Phone feel ■rraMS.Oak
th Amort Shp ware a mauve net gown ever I lest Year. He said there was not . six
7Sringhlem HoePitel would no doubt Dangles (Wilma) HemtngwaY,
eau holiday. taffeta. I 511 much to spend on roads, due to go lee after new 'hospital built • grinde'htklrem and three great -
Norman
Mr, David Brow -n, Monkton, la (=teem in marriage by Iter brother, the out an the byelaw, but have; George MacDonald said he was grandebildren.
Melvin Byermente the bride. wore applied for a sttpplem;entary by-law.
spending awhile vrlth Mr, and Mrs. surpnfaed ,ta he oatled uP on the
Fheifer, a traditiaual white satin gown with lip explained the reasono the SAffi platform. He hadn't beset preserve SILVER WEDDING �—
bon net.' Con. was not paved this year, was ; for all the meeting, but expected ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
Thirteen girls of the Cranbrook a full skirt of statin and nY Council matters had been well talk. "Gad Sava the Queen"
area met •a'k the home Anne Steffler and bodice of nylon net trimmed the
ti id theme CtltenCouaty Coattail ed aver. He thanked 'hes imminent
Mr. and M. Earl Cudmore were
on Man evening,Nev. 32nd for their with seed pearls alld fromrh! astones. 1 orom had considerable dtacuesion on ora.. honored last WednelndaY evening
ing Maitertal", Tho Ineder showed
how to alter a pattern., assisted by
Jean Gill sea denonaltrated, ""he
Care of the Skin and Face. The
home assignment were handed out
The meeting was dozed by Singing
it fell theoctet of heir P1Y when finds and se
i TT fingertip ve e o
first meeting in the project, "Being }Ter
!ethers gabh•
n roads, and also gave Guilford Rowland in re t ten r e
GIRL GUIDES MEETING
Well Dressed and Well Groomed. anon crown hendress styled with of three bridges built by the stated the Council wasn't in favour erect at the hams of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Maurice Cameron and Mrs seed pearls and rhinestones She County. He sped, there is enough of ,pending money to repair the Kenneth Shurrie to celebrate their A special meeting, of the Brussels
folioRalpMaOhan are the leaders,. The tarried a baguet of American Beau 1 money to pay for the County Home peiinington bridge: and still have an silver wedding annir^er9ary. The Brownies and Girl iluides was held
ty red roses. Her only jewelery wasold bridge. He 1nopdd the road by
fo110wim, officers were elected - 1 when built, and Motd of the good gilt of a silver flower basket was , B the library Grla basement .s Nov. 24,
Pres'rlent, Marion Morrow:* Sec.. a mattthing •set of rhinestaex, par' I craps grown tonere. Mr, Rowland law would be high enough to build particulary appropriate, a1i the at 7,30 p. m•, tinder the leadership
Trees.. Helen Knight: Press Re rings and necklace. gate a report on the Tornado Re a new 000 without raising mill rate culture of beatntiful flowers IV the i for the Brownies: Mrs. McTaggart,
porter. Anne Stefflrx; Pianist, The bride's sister Miss Iris Byer. 1 lief, and the current surplus a He Drought tee grave} used this special bobby of Mr. and Mrs• Oud- M. Kellemgtan and Mrs. Martin.
Patsy Rothwell. t mann was maid of honor In yellow i mount of $431:3.70 from the Twp• year was very good, r more, Mrs. John -Spelt read a s�hort� The Guide leaders were Mrs. Keit-
I. leveler, told them what tc nylon tiered net over taffeta and , Auditor's report. Re •said be didn't * * :r addrege, and Mae. Hugh Elliott pre -
1 legion Mrs, Henderson and Airs.
lank for in a deodorant and points matching net bolero. She carried , feel a grantof $4000.00 should be The School Trestees nominated sented the gift. A two-storey wed- Miller. I'm just one el these ,,ctmtry hicks
reach rases. Girlfriend of the bride : Laid to the Winghvam Hosp➢tal ,by See: Treas.. and two Higt Scheoi ding cake, mads and decorated by i ,pts Brownlee formed licit fairy I Who comes from way out in the
to consider when buying mater Mir, (]harl••s Sparks 09 Kitchener 1 all the Trtp•. to benefit a few. j ring and held their regular meeting, 1 shicics
Int nn demaefory • why acetate members called to Platform. the hostesls, was a feature of the
matron of honor. wore a matching He thamlted his nominators and earl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas., lamb that followed, 1 The Guides then opened their , To voice my -woe and maybe a plea
is an le tree each other's
all' material. council and clerk for their co-operat-1 For all the other boobs like me
The 'sirtc tach tach ether's ed with.asure- zreen grove and carried yellow ewes ; gave a.re,port„on school finances. He Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore bave lie i meeting by saying the Guide's Pray-'
meets. The int -tine c}osect with. iii?. Darlene Schmidt. of Kite;
1 ion. read a letter from the Dept, of be in. this community for about 10 1 er. Inspcetlon was held and -the ; We week like heck six days a week.
' Wm. E. •Bishop stated •he w.as sur- . EduOatian, regarcbGnlg the paying years. Mrs. Cudmore is an active horseshoe was farmed And When we're done we like to
"Crud cava the Queen.” A tasty tart, s:st. r re the groom wore a streak
lunch w m then served by the n0.11VS gown and carried yellow , Prised to he nominated for reeve. He of lateral h on money borrowed by member of the Brussels Majes- An expected guest, Airs. Mon- !
• Thanked his nominators and said be • tee Schaal Baard from the Town -Women's Institute, East Enron teeth, District Commissioner from , ,Po our tomo town to buy our sett
}t0s1•;;.,c and her mother. rasps. For flott erglrl the bride chose , had not much to say •et this time. •i
her noire tits Gall McTaggart, wear ' satin• He said oto carry hoped withoutto have Agricultural Society, es. local as -1, Stratford, ant., Preeemted the Brown- 1. And meet our neighbors on the
The NovOmber meeting of the 1 Teen McNabb said in his opinion enougOt surplus to on, • stoeiation' of Girl Gmides, Married I les with badges. Among these, I street. '
Cranbrook livening :Au�}lltary was n^ Fellow nylon taffeta tiered t a nursing home in Ethel or Brussels
borrowing. • at Norwich 25 years ago, they Elizabeth
gown and carried a btaffe of peach I three Brownies namely, 1 And 1f we do there's hall to pay,
held Tu*=,day evening, Nov. 17th at h ne I would he better than paying to 1 Harry Bolger said there had been lived there and at Brampton before1 Steghensan, Pam, Porter and 1 We enn',t talcs orf no working day,
moving harp. lean Davidson flew front Brownies 1 You folks in town don't think it's
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, and Mrs, J, W. Hill and dough
er of Detroit spent the week -end St
Ilam Melfinnen, 10 can. of Grey.
Mrs. John Leckie of Zephyr, 03tM
and Peter Mariam. of Et, Ma9'y9,
were guests on Sunday at the lane
of Wm, Mor;ee. -see 11
Mr. and Mrs, A; Grewar attended
the 50th wedding annirereary of het
Denote Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Gal•
braith, R. R. leetwood, last week-
end.
A FARMER'S PLEAS
the home of Mrs. Win. Perrte, with baby roses. For ring hearer er P 1 WInGham Hospital. He thought i some improvements made In
15 members and 1 visitor Present 1 bete, Basher Donald Deigel, dressed ++ there should have been some work schools, and a nefv heating intent
1
Doris MacDonald was leader and . in cream flannels 'ata blue jacket,'I done on the 10•ih. con. He said the totalled in one sohool.
opened the meeting with a poem. i carried a elite satin pillow with Kenaaeth McLean hoped he would
streamers. The bride's attendants vriits I coarse gravel pet on the Township
A hymn was sung and the Lord's , roads, wouldn't stay on. He men- be out this year, but had tried t o
Prayer was retpeated in unison. ; all wore pra.rl necklaces. Mr, Wilbert I Honed denies that had been done this,kec+p schools in good :shape. He said
Meditation was read by Helen Cam- � (-alma. Kitchener, brother-in-law of
year and 'said there was no results the interest paid back by the T.
eron. The Scripture reading Eek. ; the nectom, was best man. while Jake j heard about the Maitland River was School Board Money Doming
Chapter 6, verses 15-20 weeread in ' Gertz Kitchener and Mr. Keith Pauli, I appeal
Stratford, were ushers. to'
unison, followed with prayer b9 Hugh B. Smith stated it was a 5151 Jas. S. Armstrong, rep., for Grey
For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Plea.:ure to represent the Twp. at
Byermann wore a metallic brown Groderioh. He told that the museum
tafftea dress with rhinestone access- et Goder'rh was paying its way
dries and corsage 0f peach roses. end got a grant of $900 trim the the
The groom's mother wore a golden Province. He said the Ohildren's
brown crepe dreg:, with green access- Aid Society used the Wingham Hos-
Aries and wore a enrsaea of yellow . Mint and saved the County money.
rases. He was in favour of giving Wing-
' ham Heepital the $4000.00. He spoke
The church parlours ,which were about the Maitland River, and said
beautifully decorated in Pink and he thought Elma Twp. should pay
white was the Getting for tete wed&all the roses as they have 335 drains
ing dinner. Bios Audrey Greenwood using it for en outlet. Torre was
and Alias Alma Bruder. Kitchener,• eons -kb -1%11)1e discussion regarding the
miss Trane Montgomery, Brantford refund of interest payments to the
errs ,Toyee Byermanm, Dublin, Miss School Board and he said he was
Mrs. Everett ByermanieWalten and not In favor of the refund. He
Mrs. Norman Eggert, Dublin aseis- ,walked his nominators and if dace
ted the young people of the church ed would do lee best as Councillor.
in servincetbe meal. j refferd Dunbar, thought every -
Following a reception in the Wal- thine had been discussed except the
1„n hall, rhe bride and groom left grants. He .said the Ethel Rink
en a motor trip to Georgia. The Committee get a 5104 grant but
bride donned a silvery green cord- j tl-ere wratld he no rink this year.
,•,1 taffeta tlre,s with white angor, The r'0uneil appointed a Cemetery
trimming and a blue coat with T1'' d 0d promised a grant to art
black arressnri,i and a corsage of :1 .led 'c feeds were low. Next
r: d testa, there ^.•-.•lid be le in. Grants
i.. tv,r 17:. -'_7a 'h Weel-vim
On their retnrn the bride Real groom , sr 1 -,.t d Tr ,•a+• r after
will reside in Kitchener. tee- + ,l r^ T -r_;.. ?-'5dn'i
• •.•r -x HG as.
Gtt*. is war;. pr +sr-nt fr,m Brant;
.1- ..... ,.tn
ford. Ktr4cnrr c•rarfo d 1t':rr d.
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Phyllis Mitchell. A hymn was sung. .
The topic "The Cbristian Church in 1
Africa” was read by Tillie Engel,
The minutes of the last meeting was .
read by the a cretary. The roll call .
was answered with a verse con-'
twining the word peace. The collect-
ion was taken. Phyllis Mitchell off-
ered her home for the December '
meeting. The closing hymn was
sung. Doris MacDonald elated the
meeting with prayer. A lovely
lunch was served by the hostess
Mary Hu,ather and Doris, MacDonald.
WS 9004
C -OW CHOW SUPPLEMENT
Mix with year oaa
Train , .. helps keep
cows in condition
fer big milk modae-
e e.9 Ask se about
L4 *Ze
ussels (1.,7-2111E
11RUSee1- 0
..
on Wingham High School Board,
gave a summary of the costs and
said they were trying to get trans-
portation costs, down where they
should he. Considerable discussion
on the W. H. S. Area,
Andrew Bremner, mentioned cost
of transportation and spoke of new
prow addition to Listowel High
Scheel, 4 rooms, cost not so high,
one more teacher might be required,
Mr. C. R. Coultas, nominated for
reeve of Morris was asked to speak,
spoke of Weigh= Hospital and
said new Wingham High school not
vat sanetinned by law.
MELVILLE CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL GATHERING
A congrrgaltional gathering was
held recently at 7 o'clock in Melville
Ch"voh in the form of a pot -luck
supper, enamored by the Lad'.rs"
:Aid. When upward of 208 enjoyed
the excellent repast. A short Pro-
gram was introduced by the chair•
mar Rev. W. H. T. Fulton. Piano
solos by Mrs. W. C. King. Duet 1,3
fh* Missis Sbnrtreed and a couple
of well known, hymns by the male
therm The speaker if the evening
aa•:.,;, 11.r. Mr. Mill+.r of Terence
ai 1 no nt.ts+;rdinc sp-nker and
op the church 0f to -day.
rrclrh e*1ieved by all.
I to Guides. During this. ceremony right
°•
_Marlene' Waxman was the receiver I To hog the streets on farmers'
of the Brownies Mrs. Monteith I nights; •
Brown parked on the
Mr. and Mrs. Burton and family
who have been residing on the
farm of Charles Hansuld have
moved to Brussels wthere they will
reside in the house owned by Tan
McD.onaid.
The condition of Harvey Dobson
who recently underwent an operat-
ion •in Kitchener Respite. remains
quite eritioal. His molly friends
hope for his recovery.
John H. Fear is a Patient in the
hospital in Tendon suffering from
a gallbladder ailment. .An early
Improvement is hoped for.
Take De decider havine sold
his farm to George A. nether 'will
be moving to Brampton shortly. The
hest wishes of the community go
with him.
The Second meeting of the Ethel
Slick Chicks was held at ter Ethel
Public School nn Wednesday even-
ing, Nrot. 35Ut, at 3. Thirteen hers were were present. The meeting
openrd with the singing of "The
More We Get ,Together" Anne
•
Pesten read ter minutes of bhe'
first meeting. The roll -call was
answered by "the type of slip T plan
to make." It wa'. derided to hold tate
third meeting on Nov. 80"- The asst
•
leader 1isn..e•4 "Making the most 's
• f tier Clothes" with the girls. Anne
rr 1011 demonstrated ."Washing
'71'e,'s." This was fnllnwed by a
d -.m r-,'ratina of "Sponging Weal• i
ne' by Jean Fraser. The asst. lend
re. led the ••i11,4 in a discnssion on rr:
the finish*= for the top of n clip.
:fee:fee, ('n tle•rs demonetrsted "Shrink-+
lefeeeteee
gave a short talk about I You've got your care
street
and Guides.. The National pewit;pewit;was than sung. Before -we hicks sit down to eat.
Pam Porter presented Mrs . Thenwe must scop hogs and feed the
ICellington with a Sows,
Brownies t0 show theedit aPPreeiattonfromthe Coax all the juice from bossy cwtr
of her work. Pick up the eggs, coop up the hoe
Manu mothers and friends were ! Shave off the whiskers (i1 we're
there and we hope they enjoyed the mon!)
rerrmorry and, the delirious lunch ; Dress in overalls and calico -
served by Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs. I Since wheat has gone so gosh -darned.
Todd, Mrs. Cudmore and some I
/014-
Guides. , Crank up the flivver, give her juice,
Then start'tor town - but what's the
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE j use?
Let's not be vague. Let's be defin-', The streets are lined far up and
ite and Clear, It's a vbrhue.Let's not down,
be vague about the Canada Tem- Withcore of folks who live in town,
peranee Act. Some people say that • Who seem to think it's quite a treat
we (matt to do away with It in The To tee us "rubes" stagger up the
ron County. Why? Specifically, what • street
is wrong with it? What in the specs- • With butter jars and eggs and
lie thing about it which ie creating cream -
berm? Perhaps those people will To lug that stuff six blocks or more
discover after thinking it over, that You walk until your feet get sore.
they are lust repeating what others Your sltmtlders ache you're aeeidg
have said. If, however, they can 1 red,
name one or two definite defects of And wish that you were home 111 bed,
the C. T. A., then we ask another ' And then yon spy that yellow Paint
question.- In what way will the Tbat's put just, where the anto3atat.+ •
Limner Central Act. which will came There's two cars where there should
t he}n the ' he three, t..
They straddled that there mark, yet
see.
It's our town, too, no please be fair,
We- want to spend our nickies there,
You've watched ns long enough (0
see -
in if the other aces
situation? Are conditions h,•.tter in
T,.C.A. onunties? Or are they worse?
Ler mc, find out ahnut thls. Yes, let
ns net be voile ahn'tt the 0.T,A,
7..t us he definite and know the
ten til.
This advertisement is inserted by
The Tinrnn County Temperance Fed-
eration.
Advt,
We need a panting place, by geol.
(Dandelk Herald).
6y Roe Farms Service Dept
yea
FOT; %JJn e•.;
THAT t .$ ' .$1'
Nees) A 6PEttk.
ed A'tISIADTOSEE YOU, OOG.
YO "dE SAVED 0 • * . PLEASE TELLTHE
BOSS ABOUT YOU ifi c'iv ' BRIEDF.ReHASH,
WORRIED ASOUT LOW HATCHES, EH, SiLL`?
IT ISN'T ALWAYS THE ROOSTEfe5 FAULT. A
FERTiIIZ.ED VA, MUSTCAKrAIN STORED UP
ViTAM114$, EXTRA ANIMAL PROTEIN
AND THE LATEST GROWTH FACTORS
TO HATCH A 616 HEAL -THY
CHICK AND KEEP
iT BROWING.
LOOK ATTHIS FERTILE E86, SILO., rr t8
MADE UPOF THE SHELL"ALBUMIN AND
YOLK. SCI ENCS PROVES THAT THE HEN
CONVEATSTHE EXTRA VITAMIN>fl, PROTT IN
AND GROWTH FACTORS INTO THIS E4e6
BEFORE. SHE. SEALS iT IN THE SHALL, IN
21 oAy5 THE STORED UP FOOD MUST 6ROW
A 516 H HICK AND KEEP IT 60llid I"OR
$ AFTER HATC$IN¢.Met A
Bi¢ 40 ,, , iT NEEDS A SAWA
BREED
ast Fiii•on Produce
, BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL.
F. HARRISON
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