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The Brussels Post, 1954-9-8, Page 4When lee wtiietle blows for the kiuleoff in the Big Four Football se,eynn. viewers in the^ TV areas at Eastern Canada served by the CB(' uiirrcweive n twerk will have x seat on. the 4e -yard line each week from Augu t 23 to Novenah r 4. Television cov a geRo f the Big Four football acas-m (Toronto Argonauts, OttMontreal Alouettes, Hamilton Tiger Cats) will be Bann ored in Can- ada by two ranadian firms. One of tbe play -h. •P tore will he Steve Douglas. well known to network viewer:,. Production `✓upervisicn will he in the bands of George Retzleff, of CBS -Tee just barer from eii`ti1 tr du ie:. in ennnection with the British Empire and reiremon.wealth Climes in Vaneouver, The Big Four Football seem will also be viewed by millinne of Americans through a le. S. network Union W. M. S. and W. A. Bruen eV. M. S. end W.£ met on Ti'edeeed �,r eveein1, Whtttield with st, at the ,,n— ,,f Mee. an ;;tt,•r.dtier ,. of nineteen. The yWt.is> .{:,.: led by Mrs. Wm. Brem- ner ;.,he wee assisted by Mrs. T. Pil•.verth. Mrs. ;TOMS Bremner, and 3lrs. Leslie Lake. The theme was ",A ;.;alien before God." Hymn 410 wa=y read in unison. Mrs. Ed. Mor- ri,w was asked to order the new study hook, and to pay for the Miss- ion Rand books. Sirs. Leslie McKay FOR SBLE — Bard;eeed and .oftwood geese eta., cedar ter keedeme Phan* OrbJae. S1 enson eve Mrs. Eyton Sp Iran were nant• • d delegates to the sectional meet 1 ing in Ethel on Oct. 14. Arrange- mente were made to invi`e Mencrieff, Walton and Cranhrar,k to the thenk- '•fh•t•irg meeting in October, ane to reek each for a musical number. Mr3. Teeele Lake is to see about a speak- er. and Mrs. Ralph Meehan, Mrs. Glen Rathwell. and Mrs, Herman. Whitfield are to convene the lunch. Mrs. Fred Cox read .the study book, and the W. M. S. closed with hymn 004, followed by the benediction. Mrs. Leslie Lake presided for the W. A.. rend opened with psalm 723 in i unison and the Lord's Prayer. Th6 minntats were read by Mrs, R. W. Whitfield. Lunch was, served by tbe hostess and her, assistants SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE — Steel reinforced cement Beets e tanks, 61 ft, by 33e, et capacity of 460. Impertat gallons.Wreekt, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. The design and ccutstructiae os Harry W. Wright, Bluevale became the bride of Harris McMiehaei Cam• pbeli, son of Mr. and Mree C. Grab, am Campbell, Bluevale, Rev. And- rew ndrew Lane performed the ceremony. Thr bride was gowned in a street length dress of pale blue nylon tulle over taffeta, pink headdress with ihineetones. pink gloves and a corsage of red sweetheart roses and lilies. I She was attended by Mrs. Albert 1eid:r:. (Clarke of Kiteiiener. wearing a street length dress of mauve nylon Campbell - Wright A Quiet wedding was solemnized at the Brussels Unittd Church par- sonage at high noonon Saturday. Sept. 4th. when Marie Elizabeth theles tanks has been approved be teitelfeeten and Bruce County Realm ti te., We deliver any dtstan'b Spply to Albert Porter's Welding Service Ldeltilew, Ont. paged faM 8UPPLies ono! eu';? 'kid lt:erylae n i- eJee. il> VA.tie 1plltr'Wi is Ice ",�iiie Bevel. ear '2.e.9103.! :Sellar wi7c st1t41. (1 with Sew w ' l .e tare rarer.taffeta with matching head-Itfa M7' - Lawrence Ryan. Mrs. Storms spent ''" ' dress and white ecceeseeries, She y t a few holidary -''t'-4�, ed the groom. Mr. end Mats. Cam- pupil of the Seaforth District High Lucca visited with ads �len�3'y F4}nse51 irapis ' n the Dominion provdncial Nelson; Reid 'tor a few days. Wetjneaday: Hepteiatler 3tlt. You can bet yam o#om clo/W onOJavio/W price economy. performance! I3uy it for less! But as important as ,price is, don't overlook Chevrolet value ---� for Chevrolet stands unchallenged in all the important advantages of modern motor travel, Visit rut local Chevrolet dealer and see'how this is die one car that will exactly fit your family's needs — and your family's budget. Compare Chevrolet economy. Ask yourself : "What's the ear's r reputation? Row is it on gas? On oil? On service?" It stands to reason that the car with the highest reputation in these vital ways would be in greatest demand ... and Chevrolet has lieez first in demand -- first in sales — for over two decades. • • • We leave this up to you. Visit your local Chevrolet dealer and Road -Test Chevrolet's smoothand instant ll response. agreet it in t the traffic, on the highway, on P high compression, valve -in -bead power can't be beaten - and only Chevrolet has it in the low priced field. • • • Let your own eyes tell you about Chevrolet's fine ear beauty. And remember! Underneath that gleaming finish and sweep- ing style is famous Body bytFisher. eater your guarantee rantee and not only of lasting good looks, g quality, also, See Chevrolet at your local dealer's today. • A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE i �--�r. •\�`� fir' Illustrated—Chevrolet 4 -Poor Sedan '?wo-led' Series ityourself! Road-test... street -test.'.. hill -test LE ProveY n r OnL' russels, Cil riverside dors •• wore a corsage of yellow roses. WALTO N s there earlier. Albert Clarke, Kitchener sestet- ' Miss F.idna Marten of Walton, ' 11rs, Roan end daughteir 3rom y"v'e���� � Mr. and Mrs. . pbell later fait on a trip though School wKi •+ '� Manitoulin Island and Nothein Bursuary ,award. There was only two Mr. and Mrs. George Shannon emd itde of repairs always on Ontario. They will resdde on the of these issued is the county, Son fatrtilY visited over iloe weekend -?t teered' Jeee grcom'e farm, second tine of Morris, gratulations Edna. wiitk Mr. and Mrs Forrest McKay. yd.=; '4145‘1 Mr. Shannon iv a turn key at the IiAM — The house in Blyth that Forrest et (liatham jail. L SHOP lee" McManal Craftsmen re. Thirty -rive Years, Always using THE BEST GRANITES Wong With Expert Designing and W orkmanahfy. Prices Most Reasonable '4, 8atneterY Lettering a BneetsItA ' R. A. SPO.1'TON Phone 256, Wingham, Ontario Tired,Weak Men! Get New Pep at 40, 50,60 Cot new strength, pop and Caerey tbo quick easy way thatamaxed thousandth Try Ostrez TouloTabb4ztoda . I•orwoak,rundown,urod- out feeling due to lack of iron at 40, 50 or 80• conditions yyoouu may call 'getting old'!, They 7avigorate, revitalize and energize blood, organs, nerves. You soon feel Years younger, Both sexes get new pep• New get- acquatnted" size only BOt!. At all druggists, McKay, was .iobendintg moving to has been sold and is being turned Into a nursing home, ETHEL Mrs. Wm Mersey of Moncrieff spent a week at her Eon's Forrest and Mrs. McKay. Master Danny Storms son of 'gra. R. Storms of the London and St. Thomas area has bean holidaying for two weeks at the home o4 Mrs. C a00fs o R mai@ OH DEAR, I WAS SO PROUD OF MY BEAUTIFUL EGG; AND HE WALKED OFF WITH IT. Mrs. Elwood McTaggart was hest: ess 'for ,the W. M. S. and W. A. of Ethel United Solurch with 20 mein bers present. "lilte president Mrs. Jas. Pearson had charge of the worship service and opened the meeting by DON'T WORRY, YOU'RE 5O YOUNG, THERE'LL BE. PLENtY MORE, JUST WAIT AND SEE, the use of hymn 619 followed by The Lord's Prayer. Mrs,'Dobsron gate a reading on India. followed by hymn 410 and Prayer by Mrs. Cleaver. The study 'Period was taken by Miss Ella Pearson and was based on India an the business period eninutas of last meeting read and approved. Roll call and offering. The roll call was answered by a donation to baby sahower tor Korea. Articles for bele to be left at Mrs. Jas• Pearson's. The Sectional meeting is to be held here, ,on Oct. 14th. and a committee was appointed, namely: Mrs, Ray - nerd Mrs. Dobson, MThi Pestell, Mrs. Roy Hall and Mrs. Henry to loos after arrangements. Register Ml's, Ames and Miss Elia Pearson, A k note waft read Mrs, Alex at Niagara Falls and eee a130 attendee than you leenrson to be leader for the Oct. • a convention at. Corn ll. meeting. eleuting was closed by the use of hymn 609, prayer !amed by Benediction. Lunch was the Hostess assisted by Mrs. Less Earl and Mrs. Dobson. hR � * • P Mr. and Mrs. George Seeker, Lon don, have been visitors with her pet entoa Mr. and Mrs. J, Work. • • • Mr. M. Wineberg was able to re• turn home from the 'hospital in Tat- onto orioto last Friday, His many friends are glad he is able to be home again. • • • 'Noe many friends of Mr. Robert Bowman who is seriously ill with pneumonia tat the home of his dangle PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Hill and daugh- ter of Detroit spent the week -mid at 1)an. McKinnon's. * • • .Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cousins attend- ed the opening of the Sir Adam Beck ter in Dundas, hope for his epi Unit of the new Power develoPement recolvery, Aow EAT UP' BIDDY THIS EGG MASH REALLY "SHELLS OUT°EGGS. I DONT FEEL LIKE' EATING..,M,Y POOR LOST VA! W-E•L I- l'UAUSTTASTE S0M G05H,ROEVITALAY I5 WONDERFUL.MY BOSS SAYS I'M BECOMING THE BEST LAYER IN THE. FLOCK. VIM By Roe Farms Service Dept. EGG MASH HAS GIVEN HERA NEW LEASE ON LIFE.SHE LAYS S0 MANY, 6HE HAS FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT HER FIRST EGG I FELT JUST THE SAMEWITH MY FIRST, l MUST TELL HER THE FACTS OF. LIFE. ARE/RS WIr ROE too vt4 ���►l EGG MASH /NMA H OR PZLL2 FORM tail Huron Prodiuce , BRUSSEIS - JOHN LAMONT ETHEL F HARRISON iutot4 'RIEj'