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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-9-1, Page 6Back to School REO PEN S TUESDAY, SEPT. 6th r A After the long Holiday. Public School Needs High School Needs A fine line of LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS Including the Newest In the Three Hole Loose Leaf from -2.75 up ZIPPER BINDERS Refills for them in Standard Sizes both ruled and plain. Students enter the Big Waterman Back -to -School Contest Buy Any Waterman Product — Even Over 220 Prizes — .6000.00 in Cash Prizes A bottle of Waterman's Ink at 25c, and you are eligible W enter. Get entry form here. School Pencil Pouches and Boxes, Bali Pointed Ink Pencils, Waterman's Fountain Pens ($1.95 and up) Scrap Bo,ks, Reinforcements, School Bags, Scribblers and Exercise Books, Mathematical Sets, Plastic Rulers, Crayons, Art Brushes, Drawing Books, Graded Lead Pencils, Examination Tablets, Dictionaries and etc. Check this list for School Needs. SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store • Phone 62 Brussels (i McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE BHtLLUERICATIoN, SMELL HOIV*ZHOLO *ND LHtLL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DUNLOP TIRES 4f arta and Aoeoworleu Austin Sales and Service Emarrantoad repairs to aA •vatcw of oars ani traaka Pt4Orde !7r5 GRUM', O•R1. BRUSSELS MOTORS i Phone ''oorots Tip Top 24 Tailors Make Our Store Your Headquarters tor Your Back to School Clothes Large assortment to choose from. ineeitiiIMIr>rses111e.®111111.>,111.;•111n®111111.1.1111111111 HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER SPECIALS A number of Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Fords, Fully Equipped, as low as $1895. Also a number of '53 Chevrolets and Pontiacs for as low as $1595. - A number of '52 ranging from $1350. , We also have a number of earlier model Trucks. — ,E TOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE 8&ALIiIT 1 IM Hour Towing Sernes Phone Mt t'rttseeist ' O. oleini.ii.�■®■uIRRlIIuIIIIIRIIIlIUIL ORATORICAL CONTEST In the Crystal Palace on Thursday, September 30th at 8 p. m. Two Oratorical contests, open to pupils of grades 7 and 8, 'wit be sponsored by the M. W, L and will be held in the Crystal Palace On the evening of the first day of the Fail Fair (Sept. 30th.) commencing at 8.00 p.m. ,The prizes offered for each contest are lat. $3,00, 2nd• $2.00, and 3rd. $1.00. The firth contest is a prepared speech on one of the following subjects: (1) Something new 1 have learned about Canada. (2) Why I am proud to be a farm boy or girl, (3) A camping expedition. The Second Contest is an Impromptu Speech (not prepared) the subject to be disclosed a few minutes prior to the time of making the speech. Mrs. Wm. Miller and Mrs. C. Heanmingway. convenors. "Coal and Oil 'Consumers" We can now supply the ell consumers with the famous Champion Fuel O1I,, backed by 12,000 gallons storage In Brussels. On, hand, at all times, Is an adequate supply of Blue and Black Anthracite Coal. . . Place your orders new and ',be assured of fuel for next winter. `Brussels Coal Yard J. E. Brewer PHONE 88x2 BRUSSELS, ONT. 7 BIG SPECIALS - For Sale Now —• 44 D Tractor. 55 Gas Tractor International 64 Combine with motor M. H. Baler with Motor M. H. Baler P. T. O. M. H. Clipper Combine P. T. O. 8' International Binder ELMER SOIVIERS Massey -Harris Sales and -Service Brussels Phone 55 Wednesday. SepteMber 1st, 1964 Marshall • Fraser j TRAVEL RELAXED Dutra : United Church, Walton, 1 AND CAREFREE August 21st, was the scene of a I pretty wedding nt five o'clock, when l lIna Clara Fraser daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. M. A. Fraser It, R. 2 Blyth 1 \and Mr, Frank Marshall, Nertb 130Y, i son of Mrs. John Marshall and the W n,S Pi I" + late Mr. Marshall, Rev, Mr, C, J. COW CHOW Si1PPLkMF.0 I Scott, Sarnia, officiated before a tldsta vein... bar karIP cows t., ecoid e% is big I* l 1iO' Goal ie oboeII Waal Brussels Creamery background of anixed gladioli and Mrs. H. Brown Played the tradition al wedding innate. 'ilhe soloist Mrs.' Lawrie Gousine, Britesels, sang the Lord's Prayer .and Because, The The bride, given in marriage by ter ` father wore a strapless floor-length Igown of net and lace over taffeta Over it she. Wore a .full -skirted red.' 105060 ,styled d with a molded bodice j• I ERUS�I.E PEON! and and lily ,point sleeves. Her veil of net illusion wits caught to a crown 1 of aced Coatis and she carried , a i EARLY SEPTEMBER BRIDE j{I cascade of sheath daisies and red I roses. Mrs. Jeff Livingston, Preston IS SHOWERED m FARC AND ON HALF given a surmise „shower od miscall• , a matching net stole carried a hou• ' lansous gifts on 'Saturday night at I Suet of mauve chrysanthemums. rH5 ' FOR THE the home of her cousin, Mrs. Ivan I bridesmaid Miss Mehra Montgomery, Campbell. About 60 friends and LVingham, wore ,raPless mauve lace relatives were Pres,emt as the guest over net and taffeta with matching I cin Thurs., August 2fi of honor wasp ushered to a. chair de- stoic(ballerina ]ength.) ShecateredGood going corated in pink,' white and blue (. a bo0uet of yellowy chrysanthemums Saturday, September i 1, incl j 1 streamers, beneath a tiny painted • Nlisis Shirley Livingston, niece, i Return limit—September 15 illi watering can and confetti ihlled\I Pre Ston, cvas junior brlde5maid in Full Information from any °sf oaf baleen. Harvey W. Stephenson Dia Camila Heal& awl kedinat C.o. Casla>Ny Gomm" lawamiii CO. Mao Us " imam Walker F Hooka N. Extra C Night Nllr of Irmeea�l Sow Lee.w i ?mend Director and fair war T_4.r Beet AmidF.co iee.lr. Daws' uresis 6aeweell�b (Acclainzed DETROIT'S best... FAMILY RATES TO THE #14T9EXHIBIi1Q HO stater was melGron of honour wear- Mise Betty Lucas, who is to be ing a ballerina length strapless gown AUGUST 27_70 SEPTEMBER 11" arrled early in Srtptembe1, was of Itme green lace over taffeta with I E ROUND TRW No Charge Dor Children 14 enrd under One of the aoeaetry's most Popekr Hotel TULLEk .fffeaturinguring ceesvc hone, comfort, Iflc A cosmopolitan atmosphere in lomat e. aaaWsw In the center of all downtown aicifivtIies• Newt decorated. Ultra modern, comfortable gueat rooms .. . excellent celle of food at moderate prices in out' modern coffee shop and cafeteria. Radio and Teteriston in roore. ,Thr Conditioned rooms M season. FACMG IG GRAND CIRCUS PARK Mgt tree I* GARAGE aid PARKING LIT Mrs. Allison Weeks read ftoor Iengvh gowvn.of yellow net over li an address and gifts were Presented taffeta. She carried a nosegay of by the hostess. assisted by Misses red carnations and daisies. Vivien Clark and Margaret Conley. The flower girl, Lindh. Fraser. niece Miss )Zeta Lucas helped her sister Wore a floor length gown of blue net , tb oiren the gifts- i -over taffeta. She carried a basket of of sweetpeae. The beet mean, brother, was Mr. Barry blersteUl, of Walton. The, ushers were Mr. Don Fraser, brother , of the bride and Dr. Jack Bennett, Newmarket, MONCRIEFF The August meeting of the 'Mos cmieEf Institute was held on wed. evening, Adg. 18th. The meeting opened with the singing of the open- ing ode and Mary Stuart Collect and the Lord,s Prayer repeated in unison. Mrs. Leonard Machan, vine-pres., presided 'over this part of the meet- ing. The theme was on Citizenship,. The minutes and communications were read. I t was reported that the field night was a. success, and a hedsPread had been donated to a fagiiy recently burned oust. Ar- K,yes, Miss, Hay Ronglts Miss Mau- rangements were made for the ln' teen Stewart Miss Edna Martin, For a reception, held In.Brussels, MTs. Douglas Fraser, sister-in-law, received wearing a navy taffeta dress, pink hat, gloves, navy shoes. Her corsage was white carnations, She was assisted by the groom's ma tear who were a rose dress, black accessories and corsage of white , carnations. r •tette"� Girls who served were: Miss Ruth fafallfair, Mra. Grayson Richmond dress and jacket, navy accessories titu te exhibit at tale Brussels and a corsage of red reads. On their was appointed to look after the I Bay. I Smith took charge of the meeting, Guests were present from Hamil- 18 members aniswertd the Roll Call, "Why I am proud to be a Canadian Institute guest book. Mrs. Kenneth return the couple will live in North Citizen." Mrs. Ken. MGLean pre- sented the motto "We have every reason to be proud of Canada, what we must do do is make Canada proud of us and said, we should take pant in community life, loyalty and using our talents to help in every worthy project that comes up. Mrs. Alex Speiran gave the topic, "What a mother owes to herself, her home and her coin. munity. She said first of all tet us think of mother atv a V. 1. P.. very important person, because as a homemaker you are a wife, which Iis a full time job, also as teethe, which is another full time jot' and to top it off you're very much a person in your own right. The meeting closed ;wlith the Mizplah benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. • Joe Smith, Mrs. Grayson Richmond, Mrs. Elmer Hood and Mrs, Mark Baillie. GOOD FOR ALL KINDS OF BAKING FOR BETTER CAKES SOLD iN BRUM= AT W. L. Baeker & Son SHOP ton, Stratford, Preston, Blyth, ton, Kitchener, Newmarket, Wili gu am, Exeter, Ingersoll and Stadia. Bins Isabel Miss June Rosa o Mmow.`Po travel to Niagara Falls end Buffalo the bride wore a powder bine NOTICE — Painting, Paperhanging, Into and Exterior Decorating- See 1954 14a11peaPer Designs. W Pratt, R. R. 1 Walton, Phone Seaforth; Phone 48r9 Brucoela. WANTED — Work, apply to T. H. Camerfoq care of Bert Mooningo Clinton, J. I. • CASE 1 Used Model D Tractor , 1 Used Model VA Tractor 1 Demonstrator VAC Tractor 1 Case Cabine New Need Home Paint — A Bargin 1 Used 1 FL C. Thresher • with Drive Belt. Tires — Tires — Tires 670 x 15 at $12.00 each. 1 Used Manure Spreader Make us an offer. ED. RICHARDS & SON Ethel, Ont.. Phone 86r5 A deal with us is money in your pocket mom, Complete line of lawn mowers, garden tractors and dig -a -tiller are to be seen at Geo. E. Pollard's Machine Shop at Brussels We give service on these as well as sale's. A- large modern Lathe • has been installed.. Custom machinery of all kinds built to order. For Sale -- A number of good used chain saws at reduced prices. For Sale -- I 1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, coliid pletelv , suitabl for liay balers. cf'mbines, etc: