The Brussels Post, 1955-06-08, Page 8Leading
outdoors
authority
King Whyte
writes-
McNEIL'S SHELL SERWCE
SH !SHELL 1400,0101.0 AND
SHILL PITROLEUU PRODUCTS
DUNLOP
Parts and Atierreeerles.
Austin Sales and Service
eimmialsed • repairs to ell ntekar of sere roil trustee
PHONE 771 mit ussaiii, eon.
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HOTEL
AND
CABANA CLUB
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remo vedette» entoyetere in Florida `s host complete resort. M,4
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wen eat each for sunning and swimming eery Nuns mr„
r oormeir.4000,0iimg opflona fo Oise and parnparv. =
a like CMS end genuine ImtpItilaty to flavor your entire dap
orPOtardN. GENERAL tvIANAGIR
Wednesday, June' Rh; 1,955 BRUSSELS POW
his splendid talk and preSelited WM
with a gift, The meeting closed with
"The Queen'', '
Connie Ireneerintatit daughter of
Idr, and. ;Mrs. $. MeLean had the raise 1
fortune to break her stirs a few flays I
agile
ford, eP
Mr. and Mrs, Dawrenee, Strat- '
ent the week-end. at the
ummununigat.
9 0 Tip Top
al Tailors
NO TICE
To Pog Owners
Tillage of Brussels
IN° do- coo ,oto,srefl. rmA At large durin the Garden Pc4s94 from 4.A
.Tnne tp September or cotton will be Olceit..
All persons in the ItrunleinalitY 'oWning or habering deep must pur7
chase 1955 dicensee eer the: same ,on or before ;wee 30th, 1956,
LicenSei are isened from the vie* G. R. Campbell, and if net Mr.
chased by .that dattiaotion will be taken. All dogs mutt wear tags.
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Special
TAILORS
JUNE
he Beauty otith
HAIR RITUAL•
Hudnues Quick Home Permanent $1.75
Children's Home Permanent 97c
Special of the Month
Spray and Stay $1.75 with
Bottle of Egg Creme Shampoo Free
Save 75c
Tiffany Stick Cologne $1.25
April Violets. Talcum $1.00
Yardley's New Rose 'Coral Tip Stick
with Matching Shade of Rouge both for
$1.50
4••••• • mow
Father's Day, Sunday, June 19tt
A Choice of Gifts Here
Leather Wallets, Utility Cases.
Paper. Mates Ball Pointed Pens $1.9
Yarrdley's Shaving Bowl $1.5
Seaforth Men's Deodorant Spray 7
Yardley's Shaving Foam $1.25
(A very New Prod
Wild Root Cream Hair Oil 7
Father's Day Greeting Cards 10c and 1
Enclose one with the Gift
COAL.
OOPS ! Now you've caught me with my price of coal dotes..
Take advantage of the low spring, prices to get your bin filled
for next winter's comfort. Order now.
Robert L. Cunningham
"Our -Coal Makes Warm Friends"
ortunity to get a
Aire Suit at a
s Reduction
Discount
or
nts or Skirt
R E E
to 18th Only.
home of Mr, and 'Mrs, A. Wheeler.
The Hail Board and Women's Insti-
tute are, planning to hold Moncrieft
Fleid Night on lent :27. There Will
4.1e° P. draw on a Television Set, 'a
girl's, or boy's bicycle and an eleetric
tea kettle, Keep the date in mind.
WA7 ERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Arcirieiai insemination eervice foA
all breeds of cattle. For service or
information Phone Clinton 2411. Ea
l'almerston 6,6 collect, between 7.34
and 10,00 A. M. on week days and
7,30 and 9.30 A. Id. on Sundaye.
rillIMIININ.•11•11,...
Sport Shirts - Frocks
with light Togs -
Phone 86-12 Ethel
-- We Service What We.Sell--
For Best Buy in Electrical Appliances
See
DEAN DAVISON
Phone 62x Bruise', Ont.
KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS FROM $195.00 UP
1111111111111111•1111311111111111111111111111111111,
RANGES FROM' $125.00 UP
MARCONI TV FROM $165.00 UP
WASHERS FROM' $112.00 UP
G. E. KETTLES AND FEATHER-WEIGHT IRONS Pit
G. E. STEAM' IRON tots,
SUNBEAM MIXMASTER
COMPLETE WITH JUICER
"Somethingfpr Everyone"
"It has been my good fortune
to have fished and 'hunted
from British Columbia to
Newfoundland-from the far
north to the Gulf of California
and central Mexico . . .
Nowhere have I had it better
than right here in our own
Province of Ontario. Outdoor
Ontario has something- for
everyone".
WITH THE RADIO HAMS
4 i
k for 1 The Grey-Bruce Amateur Radio
be a Association met in. Kincardine re-
=day cently, with a large number of am-
other atueand interested persons in
attendance.
stains . One of the topics Which came up
.,.. was the ,club's reorganization of the
Amateur Radio Emergeney Corps, It
web agreed upon that, the licensed
members of the club would establish
communications every Wednesday
at 6.30' p.m. on 3645 kilocycles, link-
ing the N,arious towns in the district
for the passing of any important mes-
eages which may occur. Among the
towns are Kincardine, Brussels, Mild-
an'a,,, Paisley, Port Elgin, and Han-
over; -.A...
It is 116 I. •, that, in tne near future,
our short wave listeners from Walk-
edam, Teelswater, Clifford, Gerrie,
Neustadt and Kincardine will have
obtained their licenses and will be
able to participate in the Emergency
Net.
During the meeting Doug Leach;
V E 3 D „...W G, Brussels, gave a
re-schedule of the club's activities.
Each meeting will include - busin-
ess, minutes, "theray of radio" class,
morse code classes for both the be-
glnnersraadni. do -advanced operator, dis-
cussion period and a lecture pertain-
lug to
Another meeting was• held on May
22nd. in the cluhhclese on the Ohesley
road in Hanover,
BRUESELb, MOTORS
8,w 5.00 • e.
Bast deemed old fashioned couple.
Three prizes -
Bank of Commerce -10.00
John Deere Equipreent 8.00
Brussels Motors 5.00
Three prizes for best decorated
bicycle - girls under high school
age -
Archer Grewar 3.00
Riverside Meters. 2.00
Riverside Motors• 1,00
Three prizes far best decorated
biycle - boy's under .high school
,schlool age --
Hugh Pearson $3.00
Hugh Pearson 2.00
C. & G. Kreuter 1.00
-- Three prizes for pet parade
public and pre-school children -
Queen's. Hotel $3.00
Ralph Pearson 2.00
D. M. MacTavish 1,00
Miss 1855 - no age limit or dis-
tance -
$10.00 deflated by Lloyd Michel.
All other entrants to get one pair
of nylons donated by Wood's store !
and the Arcade stare,
For the oldest married couple born
in Cranbrook, attending the CentenCenten-
nial.Mr. •W. Leach. donates 310.00.
$5.00 to the person coming the
greatest distance donated by Glenn
Mueller.
$5,00 to the youngest person on'
the 'grounds donated by Clifford?
Rowland.
At the evening concert Miss Oran-
brook will be ichosen. This chugs Is
open to young girls ,21 Years and'
under, within, a four mile radius of
Onanbrook, to appear In formal COW
tume. $20.90 heals been donated y b
Rues ell!: and Gordon Knight.
'Phere be a prize to the most
recently married couple.
savezzo'
SMITH'S Rexall Drucltoire y.
Phone 62 Brussels
wIf~IU1IalIaRIIIIaIlRIIU!III111Iff~*ffif I.
HURON GOUNTV'S FOREMOST OAR DEALER
A number of 54 Chev. Beialr $750 off Ilst.
1954 Pontiac Sedan
53 Chev, Deluxe Sedan fully equipped
2 -- 53 Chev. Coach, fully equipped
53 Pontiac Sedan
53 Fard Mainline Sedan, fully equipped
53 Chev. Sedan ee- •
52 Pontiac Sedan, Radio
52 Pontiac Powerglide, Sedan
51 Ford Sedan
51 Chev. Powergilde
50 Dodge Sedan
TRUCKS --
51 Chev. lAton pick-up
49 International 1 ton Express
LIMOS
47.Fargo 1 ton electrical body
49 - 3 ton. Cab and Chaste
TOUR FRIENDLY .CITIES SERVICE DEALER
24 Hour Towing Service Phone 3f'.4 Brussels, Ont.
Anyone in the .Brusses district who
is interested in amateur radio can get
further information by calling me at
91 Brussels. We would eeetainly wen
Come any new members to our club
and to a very interesting hobbY.
D, Leach 17E3DWG
GIFT
to the June Bride to be
Schuett's of Miliimay have for you a Free Bride's Book
Also a
Valuable Gift to the Couple
with each suite of furniture purchased.
Godfrey Schuett
Home of Beautiful Furniture Free Delivery - Easy Terms
MILDMAY, ,ONT.
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING.
ASSOCIATION -
"Where Better Bulls Are Used."
The month of May, 1955, shows the biggest Inerean
our number et breedings yhen compared with the Attie Month tb
previous ,year of any nienth so far in 1965.
YoU could benefit
by using•our services too, if you are doing so new. '
'205 members joined our Aseociation during May, 1.05g.
1569 more `cows were bred during May 1955, then during Ma:
1954 for any increase of 38.5%.
The Waterloo Oaths Breeding Association is alarnler 03v11(41
7r1.1111
Following is what Artifical Breeding has (Toni for VIZ
farmers in Ontario according to the 1,954 animal Summary of gok
Ontario Dairy Herd Improveinent ASSociallosit.
The table below Shows 'a comparison of A, I., sired heifers
naturally sired heifers.
and controlled-non-profit cirgenizatiOn.
MONCRIkFF
The MoncrieffW. I. held their reg.,
uee meeting on Wed. Even, May 18,
in 'the Community Hall. At this
meeting ;the ladies were the guests of
The Girls Club and their leaders who
served a delicious meal showing how, Another event will be a parade of 'had learned the many Ways that Indiana .sponsored by Tan McPonald, ! they
Primesoffered for largest family Milk may be used in the serving of
on grounds; for oldest car in Par. a meal. Carol Robertson on'behalf of ado. the Girlie' Club welcomed, the guests The folloWing donations were also
received -- and at the close of the meal Mrs, K.
Joe Brewer $1,00 O., McLean thanked the •clith and their Claire Long 1.00 . leaders MM. K. Smith and Mrs, E. ;Gregg's Hardware 8.00 i Hood and preSi3itted the two ladies Baeleer'e Butcher Shop 2.00
Ohltield's HardWare, one gal, of with giftis in appreciation • of their
paint,
Alex Inkley, pail of grease
Reliance Oil Co., case of oil
Roy Kennedy 2,00
Admit's Mill 5.00
Brussels Creamery 5,00
Class No. of recerds Ave. Milk Lbs.
Why not become a
"tripper"? Pack the family
in the car and set off on
a two or three day
pilgrimage to places
you've heard about but
likely have never seen
-In your own Province.
You'll find it a rich
profitable •experience and
you'll "Know Ontario
Better".
Accommodation Is
abundant. Rates are
reasonable.
Send the coupon below
and plan now your
enjoyment throughout the
year.
KNOW
•
leadership tn, thiSPeojeCt. The Meet-
ing opened with the W. I. Ode. The
Mary Stewart Collect and the L'ord's.
PeeYer, Mee. S. McLean, 1st. Vide-
Pree, conducted. the liltheineee. Plans Jelin Hanna 20,00 Were made to± the District Anneal to reeg Centelly and the 'Coine;,
mietee Would like to thank all the:tee; be held et Mon.brieff hie tn.&
who haVe contributed so well to the', Delegetde aPPOinted Were.. Mrs, L.
fend. TheY aPPeeciate very neltehl eke _tnth G
the interest ShoWn by the bilairiees
Men of 'Brussels and surroundingmeKnY and. Mrle. MeLean, Vire, Cl.
community, in the. Cranbrook Cen- i Rieleinond, Die, Director, retorted, On
tetrillat the Exectithe meeting of the blettlet
BETTER IN I
Av.
Av. Fat Lbs.tag
A. I. - 2) yr, ,old 1243
Natural 2 yr. old 21547 782406'
291 3.61 -
A. 1. a ;yr.8851 r. old . 839
269 3.48
313 31.4. Natural 3 Yie old 2372 8400 . 290 3.45
.: A '
The difference in production would pay much more than the
cost of Artificial Breeding tees.
For service or infers' phone collect.
ds
Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
between : 7.30 and 10.00 A. M. Week
,
7.30 and 9.90 A. M. Sundial
eintor11;1 PirInctal
"The %hum"
W.I. A donation, of $15 was voted tie
'ward the toys Ball &nib. It wets; dee-
Idea: that the Montrieff W.T. would
. enter a,,float et tithe School Cele-
bration. On behalf' oaf the Club
Bet-nide Hoppetiliath and Jean.
'Son rga've a shStt skit on Milk-lib
=care and use. filet. leek COX eon-
Vetted the prograni on Health. The
tell eat was i•esnomleid, by -"A
health rifle I Should cultiVate.""
Mann gate a Splendid peter on the
motto "An .clutilde of prevention is
werthni, pound cure.". The high
light of the pfogrant was the inter*,
big and inttrative talk on Itilikt
Aid" by Dr. Ittinter of Atwood, who
tilat9 in.tnodaced by MrS. 3, Coil, Mrs':.
d. Flare:Son thanked Dr. 16iiiiker for
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