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Loci:d eg, 368 24ta St. W,, Phone 2096w Owen Sound THE BRUSSELS POST Mail Courier Dies Of Heart Attack After hawing served) the last mail box. on his mall route, R.R. 3, Walton, , Sohn A. Marshall, suffered' a heart attack at the wheel a his' ear and died before help.could be summoned. Mr. Marshall, mail courier in the district 15 years, had just finished Putting mail into the box at Cliff , Ritchie's, east of Walton, when he felt the attack coming on. He had the Presence of mind to turn off the ignition of his. car, and place it out of gear. Mrs; Harold Smalitlon, Walton. ' a passenger in the car at the time seeing him in distress, summoned help. A Seaforth doctorpronounced him dead on arrival. Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Fila Barrows, Walton; two sons, Barry and Frank. Toronto; his mother, Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Blyth; and' a sister, Mrs, William Morritt. Blyth. Hp was a member. of Duff's United Church, and served on the board of managers. Funeral service was held from Duff's 'United Church, Walton on Saturday at 3.30 p. m. Rev, R. G. Hazlewood officiated. Interment was made in Brussels cemetery. BUSINFSS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN rend SURGEOP 9d!Lilsasra St• Phone 4. Brussels, Ont. DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University 'of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Tone 45 .— Brussels, Ont. Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calls Phone 66 No extra charge tor Use of Funeral Horne. B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life insurance uCo.o.Ont. s`-1sosae Office 96 — _ Dennis Duquette Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Brussels Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big — None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant -for the Big Ones. 11,, A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND tlAMBULANCE SERVICE. Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 36 or 85 R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WING,HAM and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Tuesday and Saturday ail -day — Offict open every sky. Phone 20x Successor to E, D. Bold Lewis Rowland (Incensed For Huron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REi'iA1211.,=a For Es gagernents Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and 14a eriEi he looked after immediately For information etc., write or phone Law. Rowland d Or write to R. R. 3 Walton. saseriesusesisissruauxusisviamusammaiiseremiesivwsuzzasouismisisassmwsissiewasinemem E. Richards tie Sorg Phone 86-r-. Ethel, Ont. nA/'ZS:a0-3TC• A Farm Forum meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, sixth line of Morris on Mon- day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Draper on the oc. rasion of their Silver Wedding An- nivesary. The accompanying address was read: Dent Mr, and Mrs.. Draper: When Annabel consented to marry Charlie dear," He said I31 make you happy We'll haps a prt:RPernlis career. 'We'll have chickens 'in the garden, And fish packed in the barrel. And porky out behind the barn She'll come when she is .called. So they were wed. and hitched the sled, To go out and celebrate, But Charlie said, lets MI for home Before it gets too late. \Oh ea siko� t3AEKER BIROS. PHONE, 6 BOTCHER SHOP IRUB8ELA Gr.m)d For AL Kinds of Baking SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT Now Annabel and Charlie . Have known Happhtes and glee With a handsome baby girl and boy To dance upon their knee, But now the babies have grown uP Mon and Pop can have a rest, Take in the fair and see the show And ,give the Ford the Test, Since Annabel and Charlie came To dwell upon the Sixth They sure were splendid neighbours And was always rare to mix, Whether a bee or threshing Or someone feeling ill They always, lend a helping hand They really fill the bill. So new that they have lived to see Their Silver Wedding day We hope they'll have Health. Wealth and Happiness Till they're both really old and grey. Rte hope that you'll enjoy these little gifts, They're only lust a token, The friendship of your neighbours We don'tt wan't the circle broken, ,Signed on Behalf of Neighbours am Friends. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Draper were m'esented with an Electric Coffee Percolator, and many other useful gifts, Mr. Draper thanked them for the gifts. Lunch was served, and the evening was brought to an end, ETHEL The W, M. S. of Ethel Presbyterian Church met at the h.ome'of Mrs. M. Alexander on Jan. 3,, :following opening hymn, prayers front Glad Tiding. were read by Prehid.ent. Mrs, Alexander read the scripture lesson from Psalms Chapter 8, 36:96. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved b11 pall wok responded to by 12 ia.dlesa presgitt. Tiysnn 160 was sung, -Nits, George' Kreuter had the topic, 'reading it chapter from the Study .Book. "To% wards A New Dawn- in daPdn:;e. Mrs. Willie Hrautor':eare an in, •teresting reading ..teem the, 'ook, "White Angel of Toiiyo" hymn $78 was sling. The meeting .closed with repeating the Lord's Priiyliv ,in.,pn• ison, Lunch was served:1'4)Y the 0,. 'hostess, , Wednesday, January 1:8th, 1.900 MAKE A +Mi ATE TO SEE NEWEST, FINEST DELUXE AND SPECIAL DELUXE a ,," nt 79 a =1, iI rt.:a� ,� t 14, , %/,`,V1,74%.It°3-tt .1tIgIck! I1" i i THE SPARKLING NEW STYLE Note its new beauty from the front, side and rear the shining new grille , , , the graceful body lines . . , the wider, lower rear end. THE BIG, ROOMY INTERiORS•— the ease of entry and exit through the big, wide doors ... the head and legroom . . , the comfort of chair -high seats ... the perfect vision for both driver and pas- sengers. A NEW DODGE FOR PROOF OF DODGE DEPENDABILITY, SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE— OR ASK ANY DODGE OWNER SEE YOUR DODGE -DE SOTO DEALER TODAY) ALEX ANDERSON PHONE 82 'B BELGRAVE eelgrave United Church W. M. 8. The first meeting of the New Year was held In the church basement. The new President, Mrs, Earl Anderson, was in charge and opened with a hymn and prayer. ' The secretary and treasurer gave their reports and also their annual report, The other secretaries also presented their yearly report. Rev. W. J. Moores was present for the installation of the officers for 1960, end also spoke in appreciation for the work the W, M. S. is doing. A committee of Mrs. 81, Anderson, Mrs. 3, Anderson and Mrs, H. Wheeler was' appointed to help ar- range for the World Day of Prayer in February. Mrs.. J. Wheeler was in charge of the Study Book Program on "Grow- ing with the years in health and heal- ing" and was assisted, by Mrs. Ken. Wheeler, Mrs, J. Anderson; Mrs. F. Cook, and Mrs, W. S. Moores. Mrs, R, Oha.mney gave a Temper• ante reading. The offering, the pay . of fees, was received and the Hymn 261 sung. The children of the community en• toyed one evening of skating on the Ice of the new arena here, but -the weather has again .stopped lee., 'making. The youngest skater on the The Annual Congregational meet- ice was four-year-old Garry Robinson. The recreation room . in the arena was used for the first time for the euchre marathon when 11 tables were in play, _ The winners were Mrs, john Anderson and Mr, Mart. in Grasby; low were David Arm strong and Mrs'. T, 70. McCailum, Robert Higgins, 3rd line of Mor- ris, has bought the home of the late Mrs, Ii, T. Purdue hero, Hie son, Alvin who is employed. in Ixrtngham, will live there, Edon Cook, 14-year-oldson of Mr, and Mrs. LEVIS Cook, 3ast Wawa.nosh township, had a nar- row escape when a hay -fork lie bad thrown into the mow fell hack, the tines striking him on the head, He is receiving treatment at the Wingham hospital, GREY.¢, BLUEVALE :JSSELS Thursday, Jan. 5, the meeting of Members of Young People's Assoc - Union W.M.S. and W.A. was held lotions from Gerrie, Wroxeter, and at the home of Mrs. Glen Ratthwell, Bluevale, and surrounding district, 14th concession Grey with 18 ladies present. Mrs. John Hird as leader conducted the devotional period, Scripture lessons were read by Mrs. • Mac McIntosh and Mrs. Machan. Mrs. Jas. Bremner gave the topic from chapter three of the Study Book, "Growing Through The Years". Hymns 188 and 186 were sung. Roll call was responded to by paying membership fees, Die cussion was on forming a Mission Band, Mrs. Mac McIntosh took charge of W. A. in the absence of president Mrs, Lake, Hymn 571 was sung fol - towed by prayer. Plans were made ' for a banquet 'supper on Friday, Jan, .13. Closing hymn iJas. 570. Lunch was, served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Keys, Mrs. Brem- ner and Mrs, R. W. Whitfield. • Mx. and Mrs S, Machan and Mr. and Mrs. James Machan were in Sarnia on Friday last . to attend the funeral of a cousin, the late Mrs, Daniel Elnor, who died in her 09th year. • ing of Union United Ghureh was held on Friday evening, Jan. 13, in the Sunday School of the church. A- round, 100 persons attended and were seated at tables, in real ban- quet style to enjoy a tasty supper. After the meal Mr. Hazlewood took oharge of the program which conafsted of reports of all organizat- ions, which were' very encouraging. Musical nunnbers, consisted of piano solos Patsy Rathweli, and piano duet Ruth McDonald and Karen Meehan, trio numbers by Marian Shle11, Ruth McDonald and Karen Mia.chan, also Eric and Cyril Pres- cott and Larry Smith, which were Much enjoyed. held a meeting in the edited= of Bluevale United Church at which Elwin Merrill, Clinton, president of Huron Presbytery, introduced the Ben following new executive: son Sutter, secretary for London conference; Donald Youngblut. Blyth, fellowahip convener; Elaine ' Walsh, Belgrave, pianist; Shirley ' Bennett, Walton, secretary; Laurin Cousins, Brussels, vice-president; Leona Stevens, Walton, missionary convener; Howard Blake, Luck - now, citizenship convener; Harvey Sperling, Elimvllle, publications convener. lwelze car e wag sxr. acrrtamancarr ammaca. mine,, TICE Latest equipment just installed ver Flasrd Filling _-- Also Repairing Tractor Tires all sizes Immediate Service Given Phone 8 41, :M'Ir s a9 SUNOCO GAS STATION Brussels, Ont. — REPAIRED and RECOVERED — Chesterfi:,,ldls and Occasional Chairs .Also Rebuild Mattresses Pick;_, pf and Delivered Stratford Upholstering Co. 43 Brunshwick Street Stratford, Ont. Enquire at D. A. RAN N - Furniture and Funeral Service Phone 36 or 85 Brussels, Ont.' 1 .