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Drastic Reduction on all Summer Merchandise In tile """1
including Men's, Women's and Children's WOR
REDUCTIONS 16 to 60% off on thO DOVAR
No Alterations, No Returns, No Lay Aways arid NO CHNIAgak,
ALL SALES Fl RAJ.;
5% Discount Sales Slips will be discontinued during, this §ala
LET CONTRACT FOR PAVING
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John W. Hanna, MLA few Huron
, Bruce, announced that he has re-
ceived official Word that No. 86
Highway from Molesworth to Bine-.
„Valet a distance of 63's miles, will ,
Abe paved with hot mix.'
IN MEMORIAM
!, Cameron — In loving memory p2
Allan Cameron, who passed away
2 years ago, July 31.dt, 1955.
God called him home, it was His
will;
, But in our heartswe lave him still;
Iis Inemory is as dear today
As in the hour he patssed away.
Ever remembered by his wife and
family.
BONDS!
FIRE
— PERSONAL PROPERTY
B )ROLARy
—. TELEVISION FLOATEI9.
E. Collins, Insurance Agent
Phone 47 Brusaele, gait. '
Office Over Kreuter's Kumbinta
YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR BUSINESS
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Annus 1 MiAtmuner Nirs, .George R. Menzies
Qn Friday, July 20th, 1957, ante' 8.
lengthy illness. there passed away
In Stratford General Hospital, the
former Edna, Margaret McLel laud
n her 65th year.
Born in Paisley, Ont., ahe was the
eldest daughter of th'e late James
MeLelland and his wife Jane
Arnold.
. AWARDED MEDALS
FOR ..171101-1.EST. MARKa
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COMMONS POST
Mk% .14,!au 1 ),. 2, NSTalten.
has been awarded a Ntiver med'.l 1
for obtaining the highest mark for
the year in Grade VII Matto exam-
Motions, of the Western com,erva,
tory of Mitsic, London. The second
time in two months, she has been
recognized for proficiency its a
student; Jean, 'who attends Seaforth
District High School, won the
C. H. Whitney award, a hau.ihseine •
cedar chest. A grade IX student,
she averaged Over 90 per cent.
Miss Fay Love, of Walton is also.
being eongratulated on obtaining
the highest marks in the Inter-
mediate Singing 171alnination, of
the Western Couservalory of Musie
for the year, so being awarded the
silver medal. Fay is a fourth year
student at Seaforth High School.
The girls are pupilo of Mr. Louis D.
Thompson,
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Prime Minister sii kfenha er
announced this afternoon iWedneS-
day) the appointment of L. E.
Cardiff us chief government whip
in the Commons.
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York Cream Style Corn 20 oz.
Premium Sockeye Salmon
Burns Lard
• 4 • The family moved to Ethel, Cate
in 1910.
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feu wit 2ind other viatica Just as, great as these al
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Cold woaoner on Sunday evening
made it necessary to sit. in the ears
for the outdoor service. Fine sing-
ing of.lhe old-time hymns added
greatly to the service at which. Rev.
Ralph Howlotte of near Brantford
was speaker, Rev, Colvin and Mr.
C. P. Tborupson and Mr. Jim Perrie
also assisted A mixed .quartette
composed of Um K. MacDonald,
Mrs. C. L. Thompson, Mr, Lylle
Gordon, and..111r. Graeme McDonald,
and a solo by Mr. Graeme McDonald
were much enjoyed by those attend-
ing, Several members of the junior -
Choir sang a hymn to the a.ccompan-
intent of Ivry, Thompson with his ae-
cerdian,
aFIUSSELS. o
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Not Just to-day or to-morrow, but. Every rt Phone 7
Diamond
Digest PEOPLE WE KNOW United Church by Rev, L. Brown of Holiday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.
Brussels. Fred Kirkpatrick were Rem -Ralph
and Mrs. Howlett and Children-from
r near Brantford. Interment was made in Brussels
Cemetery,
The pallbearers were Alex Mann,
iloncrieff, Harold .Dolg, Fordwich,
Stuart M,cDonald, Listowel, jack
McDonald, Brussels6 Goldwyn
Knight, and Leslie Lake ofGrey
Township.
Floral tributes were carried by
neighbours, Mrs; M. McIntosh, Mrs.
1Virs, C. Lake, Mrs. K. McDonald.
Mrs, M Huether, G, Hitether
and Miss. ;Steiss,'
Deceased was. a member of Ethet
United Church and took an active
panit in the Church and Sunday
Schooll work.
• Mr. Alex Dark, London, his daugh-
ter Mrs; Jack Clark and childen,
Auburn, visited on Tuesday with
Mr.-and Man, Mac Bagel.
Mr. c. Glassier and r.
Frank Jeschke, Detroit, sT ent the
week-end bore.
Miss Matha r Seschke, Toronto,
h , is on holidays apt her'Home here.
o Miss Kate McNabb has returned
from an enjoyable motor trip to the
Western .provinces.
Knox. Presbyterian Chi*oh will
be closed for the next two SuniclaYs,
Aug. 11 and 18. Sevrices will resume
on Aug. 25 at the usual time.
# Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether,
accompanied by' Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
McIntosh- were on, a motor trip to
Bay City, Mich., and other points of
interest,•oter the holiday week-end.
Cranbrook Cornflowers
The Cranbrook Cornflowers held ,
their fourth meeting on, Aug. 5th, 1
at the home of Mrs. Glen T-Tuether at
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Brussels Loses By 1 Run
Brussels lost to the Sebringville
Junior girls by 1 rim on Aug. 1st.
Thin is the second defeat Sebring-
ville has handed the .Brussels Junior
team by one run.
The battery for 'Brussels was Mc-
aggart pitching, Davie catching; for
relief pitching Smith; for Sebring-
ville, it was Greb pitching and Gale
catching.
During the first 4 innings of the
game the Brussels team gained only
1 run, They were dead on their feet
and 'their errors proved a big help to
Sebringville who gained all their
runs inithese innings, getting 3 in
the first, 4 In the 3rd, and 4 in the
4th. Brussels made only 1 run in the
1st 4 innings, In the 5th they started
they otarted to look like a ball team
and by the Gth played good ball.
They nut 3 runs across in the 5th,
In the 6th., and 5 in the 7th,
For Brussels, K. MeTaggart had
.5 strikes.outa, 5 walks and gave up
11 hits, Relief pitcher Smith bad
5 strike-outs, walked none, and gave
up only 1 hit
For Fergus, L. Greb had 6 strike-
outs walked 7, and gave up 17 hits.
The final sicore was 11-10 for
Sehringville.
Overwhelming Victory
For Walkerton
The 'Walkerton Intermediate ladies
handed out an everwlielmingy defeat
to Brussels on July 31 with a final
score of 15-1,
The battery for Brussels was L,
.Smith pitching and A. Willis catch-
ing; N. Sterlhenson,
As this was the Std, game in 3
nights it is probable the team 3vas
derq tired and ion this rea:doti were
not capable of playing the ulna/
airtight game they one noted for.
Brussels Takes Another
The Brussels Intermediate LadieD
chalked up another win for them-
seXres by defeating Lticknew 19.11.
It Was h., see-Saw battle with the
lead changing hande 4 times.
Hackett went 5 innings for
Lucknow and was relieved by
Patterson, a former Goderich pitch-
er, L. Smith went the full nine inn,
ings for Brussels with A Willis be-
hind the plate
At' the end of the sixth inning,
BrasseAls was trailing 11.10 but in
the sevcntli they gained 0 flirts. This
!nye them a surpllus trf 8 runs, a,'
majority that' was never threatened;
Luelmew male one mere attempt and
nasioil 1 run fieriotte iii tin' Oth, in
ming.
The hic.: imam, for. Brustiols were
D. rearm. with 1 runs; Steven-
son S. Black. A. Willis. with
mich:
runs and S. ilyenmer 1 run.
TtarriQon and Shams were the
big guns .For LuelthoW with 3 runs
earl',
L. 'Smith Claimed 2 strike-mitt
'walked 3 and ga4ee up 23 hits.
ThicknoW Claimed 3 strike-Onta.
walked 12 and gave AD 25 ham
The tineltroW team chewed, e. rent
immin-ornent 'ard 4a.f g
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THE pRESEY rEmeArz Cole.;NCH
IN ,CAt4ADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. ThompSon
NO SERVICE
THIS SUNDAY and NEXT
. . .
; Linda Dunn opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge pledge is
nnison ,, She , e the secretary's
report.
Five members answered the roll
call by bringing four vegetables
of any one kind.
, The topic included tossed salad.
girls helped in this demon-
enjoyed after
spoke a few
sentiment of
wished them
new'surroundings.
A hearty- thanks was extended by i ,, stratiom
Mr. McBride. ' l!, i ' Plans were made for the Achieve. 1
The address wag, given by Anne ; mart Day, Aug. 27th in Belgra.Ve.
:-..Leffler during -which time gifts 1 It was decided to have tin exhibit
were presented to the guests of ( with Linda and Marilyn making a
honcu‘. poster and Geraldine giving the Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Me: C. L. Thompson
/ P. S. Both °forces closed oat
Sundays 11th & 18th Aug.
comments.
Home assignment was given.
The meeting was closed by sing'
ins' "God Save The Queen":
FALL FAIR DATES
Sept, 24, 25
Sept. 25, 26
Sept. 17, 18
Melville- Church
-Minister: Rey. H. T. Colvlin, B. D.
Organist -- Donald Dunbar
Divine Worship A; M.
Union Service at Idekville
Presbyterian Church
The United Church.
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L, Brown B.A; B.D.
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
Union SerVites fine
Presbyterian Chureli
daring August
Drayton
Durham
Sept. 26, 27
Sept. 0, 7
, Sept, 11, 12
Sept, 14, 16
Sept 27, 28
voiced by Mt.! McBride, followed Arthur .4444.1ii4i44.4 ...... .4444
by a few well chosen wards by Mrs. Bayfield ....... ,„... .....
McBride. who expressed regret at Blyth ....
leaving her triends, end assured BRUS9ElLS
theM they world long be retnem. Chesley .. ... ...
b61'644
Clifford ... , .... .. ...
Bob and. Mary Jean also explreSSed
their thanks.
A hearty lunch was served Oh, the ,
lawn, g , after Whiell the .tests thanked
host m:t end heaters.
Aug, 30, Sept. 2
Sept 18, 19
Elmira
Exeter
Fergus ........ ....... ....... Sept, 6,7
Gorrle Sept, 28 t
Hanover ........ ..... .... „..., Oct. 4, 5
Kincardine Sept. 19, 20
Listowel Sept. 23, 24!
London
(Western Fair) „ Sept, 9
Dietz:now ....... .... Sept. 24, 25
Mihlmay Sept. 11, 15
Milivterton Sept 20, 21
Mitchell. Sept. 24, 26
Now Frarriburg Sept, it l
Ottawa.
(Central Canada) Aug, 2241
Ottawa
(Whiter Fair) Oct. 28 - NOV. 2
Paisley ...„..---,.„.„..„„ Sept. 10, 11
Palmerston Sept. 20, Oct. 1.1
Peat Eight . .„.. Sept. 10, 14
apley! ..... ...... ...... Sept. 27, 28
seatorth ....... ......... 19, 20
IStraliford ...... • ...... Snit. 1048
TeesWater Clot. 1, 2
Walkerton ...... NOV. 0, /
thiternational t,lowing
Vorfolk dotitirty Sitnece
October
Thurs, Aug., 8-9
"THE BIRDS anti THE BEES"
'dolor Comedy
Vista :Vision
George dcbtes, Mitzi Gaynor
Convenience-3 minute walk
Union *titian, closest hotel to
heirt of downtown.
Luxurious guest rooms
arta suiteS.
o Good Food—full course
m . eats and delieioul
°
of the• mots Club lath,-)
Broadway'
Sho;,41 nightly,
metott David
TiteS. - Aug, it 14
"VALift 'FOri 1\110terkki,,
VistaVlhion Teefinicolour
Diana Dors, Jehn r gsen
CzNG KIIAUTER,
HOTEL,
MO NT and SIMCO att,
TORONTO,
PHONE: EMPIRE) PLUMBING S,Ht: ATM()
011:1 Alt Mt 1?1 ,Rtvi
BRUSSELS 1,;‘,..<, 47 X
Anglican Chiwr,
OF`
Oriiiittle,
RSV: Orel te ttootoo
it. &Avil Church, 13001861i
11.15 A. 14laaints
Stiliday Scltoal
dritireti. 1-leriftyW J'hir*
6,30 A, 1Vt. iStaittAli§
Cannon at tact Perketittnee
Mrs, Jim Smith and Arurray spent
last week with relatives around „
Napanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. At= McKelvey of
Consul, Sask. who (have beef, visiti ng
Mr. and, Mrs, Harvey Bryans for •
the past few weeks left Saturday for
their home in the west.
Mrs. Maude Eckmier of Toronto I
also Miss M. McKelvey of Hamilton
visaed the past week with Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Bryan. ' •
* * *
Dr. Fred Bryans also Misses Eva
and L'aitra. of Toronto calle,d, on
(friends in town on ,Sunday, accom-
panying them were Mrs. McAllister
and Mists Doris of Listowel.
*, * *
Mr. and Mrs. M. Oldfield and Mr.
S F, Davison attended the Davison.
Katting wedding in Galt on Friday
evening of last Week.
* * *,
Mrs. L. Kernaghan of Gwen
Sound is 'visting with Mrs. S F,
Davison,
0,
'Mr, and Mrs. Bob Barwick and
son, of Winnipeg, are holidaying
with her inether Mrs; L, Machan
and other relatives in the coininim.
1W.
Constable ROA Kenteday of
R, 0, M. P. Headquarters, OttaWa,
spent the holiday wash-and, with
his family, Robert. leaves on Aug.
22 with the R. C. M. P. Bald, for
a tour of Quebec, the Maritime
provintes and Newfoundland,
Glelorge Kerry, one of °Brim
est& oldest residents celebrated her
03rd. birthday an Monday, July 29th.
Several friends called on her to
wish her a happy birthday. 'She
alai receitved Several Cards -SM"cl 1
ireits. tWo nieceS, Mrs. aarl`Y
W'il'son, Barrie and Mrs, Vernon
Scott „Toronto, were 'else her guests
for the week end,
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"BLOOD ALLEY"
Oltiernateopel Color!
John Wayne, Lauren ilecall
two SltoNvs Nightly, R,atn br diem.
,,'Box tittles opens at 7.20 &Clear,
First Show at 8.00
Children Tinder 12 in data Free
Day of the yew-.
We Deliver
Mt...ard Mrs., IVIcBrid( were the !
reeipients, of a linen table 5.erviee,
Belleek china• cup and sander to
Mary Jean, and a. pair of book-ends
to Hob; who accepted. In JAWS
ftliSence a leather her diary,
MoBRIDE FAMILY HONORED
PRIOR TO DEPARTURE.
The members of St. Ambrose
Church gathered on the lawn at the
home of Mr.and Mrs, Clem Steffler
cli Sunday, !afternoon July 2,8 to
honor Mr, and Mrs. 'R. McBride and
family prior .to their departure to
Tamworth, Ont., where Mr. Mc--
Bride has accepted the position of
bank ;tanager. A social hour was
which Bei% Fr: Durand
words expressing the
'the parishoners and
success in their :mit`
On June 3, 1932, she married
!George R, Menzies of Grey TOwu-
sbtp, one dater, 'Doreen, Mrs
Robert Raymond of Brussels, three
grandchildren; two sisters, (Mary)
Mrs. Nobel McKee of Thorabury,
(Rhea) Mrs, James Pestell of
Grey Township, and one brother;
Maurice of California,
Two brothers, George and! Hervey
predeceaed her,
The body rested at the home of
her sister,. Mrs. James Pestell until
Monday. July 29th, when funeral -
services were conducted at. Ethel,
A fittin Tot of thanks was
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