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The Royal Canadian Legion branch 218
held their annual Remembrance Day service
'at 'the cenotaph with cadre, Rev. Charles
, Swan conducting the' service.
Wreaths were laid by the following:
Province of Ontario -Murray Els n: Brussels
legion -Les Brewer; Legion Pi a Band; Tom
McFarlane; Ladies Auxiliary 8, -Grace
Jutzi; Murray Cardiff M.P.; Village of
Brussels -Cal Krauter; Twp. of Grey -Leona
Armstrong; Twp, of Moms -Tom Miller;
Brussels Lions Club -Bob Thomas; St. John's
AF and AM -Norman Hoover; IOOF and
Rebekahs-Vera Hastings; Optimist Club -Joe
Seili; Imperial Bank of Commerce -William
Beacom; Royal Bank of Canada -Gerry
Dillow; McDonald's Buildall-Dianne Hue-
ther, Brussels Stockyards -Clarence Mv-
Cutcheon; Gerald Exel and Family -Henry
Exel; Com. ' David Hastings -Donald Hast-
ings; Com. Jack and Margaret Brewer -Les
Brewer; Con). John Alcpck-`itoss Alcdck;
Com. Peter Baker -Bruce. McCall; Com,. Lou
Taylor -Marg Taylor; Com, Sam Workman -
Jean Workman; Brussels Fire Department -
Howard Bernard; St. John's Anglican
Church , CoraAlcock; St. itltnbro$e Catholic
Church -Mrs. John elly; Brussels United
Church -Jack Mitchell; Duffs,United
Church, Walton -Bill Coutts; Melvile Pres-
byterian Church -Wilfred Shortreed; Girl
Guides-Cherida Gamiss and Dawn Engel;
Cub Pack -Ken Graber; Army .Cadets -Donna
Elliott; Brownies -Kelly Overholt; Brussels
Majestic Institute -Mrs. Eldon Wilson.
The Colour Party, Pipe Band, Legion
members, Cadets, Ladies Auxiliary mem-
bers, Girl Guides, Brownies and Cubs
marched to the Anglican Church where a
community service was held with partici-
pating clergy the Reverends Robin Lyons,
Charles Swan, Charles Carpentier and Doug
Zehr. Rev. Zehr delivered the sermon "The
Way of Peace."
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Ohl; EXPOSITOR, NOVE vim
►,�1 keV 1.F. by l velyn K.:m ody,:
thortt i d tint dyt?
bigitv,e
R.•a•s•.t•,
f Ut Friday,..Remeihifinte Day, wga'lil�e
ao Y Inyears. There was fritter cold
y wind.andIowan tsnow•but those whose
lives ere aul oed" " i>s;"war • were; still
remembered If ' ' bone chillin weather
n
kept > # :nittending o sir Services
at cenotaphs, redatives'andfrriiends busied in
foreign fields, •and. in the deep, were,
remembered In hearts and minds, of those'
where they ever live in memory and are'
recalled with mis eyes. It ' is right , they
should be remembered and honored but the
emphasis 90w.'ohonld be on the horror and
waste of war and dedication in striving for
humane solutions forproblems, understand-
ing and ace anon r nations.
Failure 'ta accomplish something you
'bad set out to do is no disgrace. If one has
done their utmost 10 succeed,, with dedicated
effort, given of your best; that is what counts
When you are Confronted'with problems it is
not how successfulyou are in solving them
but how bard you tried that matters. It is
running wax) giving hp on what you set out
to do, or in solving a problem, that is
responsible,
Everyone knows that camels have long
been used as beast of burden by the Arabs
and of their ability to travel, for long periods
without water across the trackless desert
sands. Most people feel' some affection for
the animals they own,and use, be it for work
or pleasure. Whatthe Arabs feel for tlid r
camels is not known. Did , you know,
however, that they will eat them? The meat
of camels, in somearts of the Arab world,
is considered a "delicacy especially if it is
from .a tender young animal that has 'been
fattened on milk,
STRONG WINDS caused flags to unfurl and
fur of busby hats to blind the wearer during
the Remembrance Day service in Brussels on
Schneiders'
Hain Steaks
AND WE TRY!
Aunt Jemima Reg. or Light
Pancake Syrup 750 ml 1.99
Aunt 'Jemima Reg. or Buttermilk
Pancake Mix 1 kg. 1.89
White Swan .
Paper Towels .99
White. Swan
Facipl--Tissue
200's '
.79 -
White Swan
Bathroom Tissue 4.s1.29
Sanka Decaffeinated
Instant Coffee 8 oz. . 5.99
Country Harvest
Vegetable 1.09
Crackers • 250 g.
Chapman's
Ice Crean 2 I.
1.75
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OPEN 6 DAYS 887-9226
-COMMUNITY-.
BENEFIT
DANCE
At The
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COMMUNITY CENTRE
Friday. Tom McFarlane laid the wreath at the
cenotaph for the Brussels Legion Pipe Band.
(Wassink photo)
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SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 19
FOR THE RECENT
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• Barn Cleaners • Stabling •
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Brussels 887-902,4 '
In some !families there are children who
, seem to hate everything they could possibly
want. Their every whim appears to be
gratified. They are well provided with
material possessions nn.l h',ve the freednm
CHEV
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LH0 M
OWNER
11 your chin -ft -Icy is detect' \c, your housumay
he feeling lust like you do right now Because
heating systerns take in oxygen find release carbon
dioxide.,lust like you do.
licit \\ hen ar turnace ain't get enough oxygen.
or carhon dioxide c,:+nt escape. your house can't
"breathe' (irhonymon6xide can he created an(I
,hitt is a dangerous situation for you d your family.
.\ clean and clear chimney is necc,sary to vend
\our furnace properly.
Icre arc some warning signs of chimnc\
dctcrrunnion:
[1 loose mortar and bricks
- n white powder or water stains on chimnc\
above roof
C7 \rater stains at the chimney's clean-out door
YOi' Rl \YNI;I]),\(:l IIx1Ni1'i.INi;R lO
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I •or your -safety, and for your peace of mind.
h,n C vour heating system and chimney inspected
,rnd cleaned annually by a qualified Contractor
lint and your house will both breathe a sigh of relief
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and Commercial Relations
°Ontario
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William Davis, Premier
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r n. i• 'attentions
dlsdpljne 100 often parents, -• -
are so en d:Iut pthee ,Isfru
unhappy krial
sessfogta'
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for thetaile� anal their Tjiptlles TOON,
,a matethtf'.tfoasetsipnd .thatl the hayer.f
hours, and littletnergti,:losperid tvilb total*
fatnny, ter
end theira n rylexptloa in
other'thlngii. Thc'chlidren May eIijoY'those
materW {toasesilons ,ppu91n aching vole is
there if theylack the 1 vV and attention they
need moat« Tim may,like to flaunt their
freadom to do a;:they please In front.of their
friends but ineYitably they feettheir_nts
do not love them enough to care,abou Where
they a and what theyare doingg.: Qh yes!
The o want, though ew.ate likely.to admit
it, c ncerned discipline, ,guidance toward a
good e.
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So many people these days sem' to
concentrate on doing' everything as fast as �-
possible.'iheyy must find, at times, that they
are lividg as thesecretary who kept this sign
on her desk. It read I type the way 1 live -
fast, with a lot of mistakes."
The unexpected early onslaughtof winter
last Friday caught motorists unaware;
• Numerous traffic'.accidedts were reported.
Freezing temperatures made highways
and roads slippery. Drivers did'' not 'adjust
quickly enough to winter driving conditions. '
If those freezing temperatures of winter's
first blast is a sample of what is to come we
can look 'forward 'to severe cold aid the
prospect of soaring 'fueleosfs,
An intelligence', that might be disputedby -
others, is claimed for my dog, but, not as
much as wasassnmed by a postnjistr s one
.time read. Wont. A lady arrived wi her
small dog on .a leas4.`Seeing a sign ' Dogs ,.
Not Allowed" she, apologized', for bringing
her dog in. The postnsistress replied "I do
not mind dogs on leads. The sign is for big "
dogs who come in by themselves."
Cattle price continues
climb at stockyards
The market at Brussels Stockyards met a
strong demand at higher prices.. Steers
gained 82 to 83 a cwt., heifers 81 cwt. Cdws
were firmer. Pigs sold steady. -There were
875 cattle and -1062 'pigs on offer.
Choice Steers -74.00 to 78:00 with sales to
81.75.
Good Steers -71.00 to 74.00.
A• steer consigned by Wilhelm Bros. of
R.W. '4, Walkerton weighing 1200 lbs. sold
for 81.75 with their lot of 3 steers averaging
1230 lbs. selling for 79.80.
Sixteen steers consigned by Doug Walker
of R.R. 1 Belgrave averaging 1157 lbs. sold
for 78.10.
Nine steers consigned by Maple Emblem
`,Farms of Dungannon averaging 1212 lbs.
sold for 79.40 with.their 42 steers averaging
1187 lbs. selling for an overall price of 78.57.
A steer consigned by Rodger. Moore of
R.R. 4, Goderich weighing 1300 lbs. sold for
80.00 with his 16 steers averaging 1154 lbs.
selling for an overall price of 77.74.
Two steers consigned by Shelley and Kent
Bray of Ethel averaging 1225 lbs. sold for
79.25 with K & L Beef Farms 53 steers
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Pella and Hunt Windows - Patio boors
Insulated Entrance Doom - Insul Crass
averaging 1179 lbs. selling for an overall
price of 77.621
A 'heavy steer consigned by Darcy
Flanagan of Dublin weighing 1690 lbs. sold -
for 76.50.
Eight steers consigned by Raymond Snell
of Londesboro averaging 1120 lbs. sold for
78.70.
Choice Exotic Heifers -72.00 to 76.00 with
sales to 80.00 - ,
Choice Hereford Heifers -68:00 to 72.00.
A heifer consigned by Gary Bell of R.R. 1,
Wroxeter weighing 1230 lbs. sold for 80.00
with their lot of 15 heifers averaging 1077
lbs. selling for 76.00.
A heifer consigned by George Blake of
Brussels. weghing 1230 lbs,rsold for 79.25
with his lot of 20 heifers.averiiging 111410s.
sellingfor art overall price of 76.12.
Nine heifers .consigned•by Earl Fitch of
Wroxeter averaging 1150 lbs. sold for 76.50
with his lot_of 17 heifers averaging 1094 lbs.
selling for an overall price of 75.45.
A heifer consigned by Jack Flanagan of
Dublin weighitrg 1030 lbs. sold for 78.25 with
his lot of 10 heifers averaging 1112 lbs.
selling for 77.00.
Two heifers consigned by Schultz Bros. of.
R.R. 3 Blyth, averaging 1130 -lbs. ,sold for
75.60 with their load of 8 heifers averaging
1009 lbs. selling fel. 74.00.
Cows were mainly morning cows.
Choice Cows -43.00 to 46.00 with sales to
48.75.
Good Cows -40.00 to 43.00.
Canners & Cutters -36.00 to 40.00.
30 to 40 Ib. pigs traded to a high of 21.25.
40 to 50 Ib. pigs to 1• high. of 27.60.
50 to 60 Ib. pigs to a high of 29.00.
60 to 70 lb. pigs to a high of 32.50.
70 to 80 lb. pigs to a high of 38.50.
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