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FOR SAI-g.
Strawberries, fresh 1?lelted,
Norman Stephens011 Pliene 54r9
FOR SALE
10 ton of, sty Oats
Urban IMellarine
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FASHION CENTRE
Ladies' Smart Summer Dresses $4,95 up
Casual or Dress-up
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Children's Dresses, — for all ages
Beautiful Nylons •
Boy's Shirts in Newest Designs
Ladies and Girls Coats, Coat Sets
2 0% Off
WORK. WANTED —
1959 Olds Hardtop Sedan, fully
equipped
1959 Chev. Belair Sedan, with automatic
1958 Chev. 4 door Sedan
1957 Mercury 2 Door Hardtop with radio.
and automatic
11;agh School Frain,, 17, would
like work for the slimmer months,
Phone 23 r 12 Brtissels
When in town, come in and try us for items
you have found hard to get in shopping
around — we may have them,
FOR SALE —
lrl'icituyaeris, Motor l3tice. For further pa
Phone 5111 Bruosels, Out.
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Collie Dog, tan With, white around
neck.
Don Menninnen . Phone 168
FOR SALE
Mixed I-lay, standing in field, at '
once; also 75 acre farm to rent or
apply to
'Mrs. S. E. Vivian, R. R. 1, Ethel
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Your Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer --- SUpertest Products
Phone '56 Brussels, Ont.
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Clearing Table Pick Ups Gaviller, IVIcIntosh and Ward .
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell TelepOone Building
Walkerton
0„ KENNEDY, B. Ed„ B. A., C. A., 6.- Resident Manager.
nr.lophones — Business 852; fiellacoue The
David Savage Cameron •— Porter
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Trailing ivy and white and!1. There passed away, very anddenly,
pink peonies decorated Brussels , at his hoMe in Ethel, .011- Friday.
United Church, on Eriday evening, I June 24th, David Savage the young-
June 24th, at seven o'clock, for the I est member of the family of John •
do•uhle-ring, candle light, ceremony ' and Sarah Vance. Five brothers and,
in Which Rev, Lloyd Brown unitedOne sister, predeceased him. Re was,
in, marriage Miss Sheila Rose Porter l• born on lot 22 of the 3rd. toncess.
and Mr. David Keith Cameron. The , ion in Grey Township, on he
bride is the elder daughter of 1V5rs. '' •35th, 188.3.• In his '78th year, he leaves
Louise Porter and the late William. ter mourn his loss, two nephews,
Porter of Brussels. The groom's Johnston nrmstronn of Pont Coining,
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Ont. and John P. St.vane •rif Grey
• Cameron, of Wingham. Given. in Township. The pallbearers were -
marriage by her mother, the bride i Messrs Chas, Norton, Ai. ex Hall,
wore an original street-length gown liobt. Cathers, Chas. Hanseld, Geo.
• I of white-peau-de-soie featuring ft ' Hutchinson, and Cecil Bateman. i
bateau: neckline and three quarter-I The funeral was conducted from the •
, length sleeves. A double crown of I .Bann funeral.home, on Monday June
1 seed pearls hold her finger tip, • 27th. Interment was in Mount
• I hand-rolled • French illusion veil, 1 Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel.
I and she carried a cascade of steph-
anotis, white shasta mums, and trail- 1
7 I ing ivy. Miss Pamela Porter attend •
ed her sister as maid of honor. She
wore a gown, identical to that of the
bride, in French green peau-de- sole
with matching petaled headress, and
short circular veil. She carried a.
itesegay of green' carnations and
white shasta trituns: Mr. James
nireemen, Clinton, acted as best man,
At the reception and dinner, ,foUow-
ing at the bride's home, the bride's
mother received the guests wearing
a two-piece, mint green silk shantung
dress. with sheath skirt, white
accessories and a corsage of white
inums.• The groom's mother, wear-
ing a re-embroidered pale green.
satin dress with white -accessories
and a corsage of white mums,
assisted Mrs. Porter, For a wedding.
trill to the United States Mrs.
Came-on wore a black linen duster
oner a rose flowered sheath with a
white straw .hat, black patent
accessories and corsage of white .
mums. The, couple will reside in
Wingham.
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of
QUALITY, SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Week Day
CEMETERY LETTERING
2,56, Wingham
AUCTION SALE
Household Effects
In the Village of Brussels
WEDNESDAY, JULY, 20th
- at 'I P. M,
List Next Week
Harold Jackson — Austloneer
Mrs. John Work — Proprietor R. A. SPOTTON Phone
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Brussels no* 62 - For Your FAMILY'S S KE
• Check the Dates of
%JR FREE
T Detection Clinics
and plan to have ALL of
your family attend
one of them.
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SPECIAL TV BROADCASTS
July
7—CKNX-6.15.6.25—Focus
13—CKNX-4.00-4.30-161'Lady
19—CKNX-6.00-7.00—Focus
Mr; John Schniel, St. Catharines,
Vas in charge of the regniax more-
ing service in Knox Church.
.1' On Sunday, Jan- 1 ein. M:. Ten
Nelson, Sault Ste. Marie, will be in
the pullpit, as a prospeot Or supple
for Cranbrook and Ellie!, M. Nelsen
is a native of Goderich and expeets
to attend Wnterioo College in the fall.
A goon attendance of members and
adherents is hoped for on Sunday
hest.
Recent •visitors: at the home of
Mrs, Sue. Noble included Mr, and
Mrs. Roncnt. :Campbell, Flint, -Mich.,•
Mr. and Mrs. !Stuart Noble, and Mr.
and Mini. JrnTy Beirnes, nuelph,
and Mtn and Mrs. Jack Noble,. -Han-
Over.
Mr. and ,kirs, Bill fna,n, (Lavarre
McNair) and son Scott, St. Thomas,
Were week-end visitors at the home
Of Mr. and -Ws. Glenn TT-nether.
The regular monthly meeting of,
the Cran'brook 'Women's Institute,
will he held . on Thursday, night, I
July 7th, at 8,30 at the home of Mrs.
nlordon . Knight.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
MnIntosh en the arrival of a baby
girl.• ,1112
Air. and An's. Harold Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Jamieson, Mrs, Marie ;
Kiesivelter and daughter Deanna,'i
Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs:
Stanley Fischer, July 1st,
• it and • Mrs, Ross Speiran, Sagr
Min, spent the week end with friends
in this district.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Huehu and Miss
Marie Wagner, Conestoga, were Sun.
day visitors with Mr, and. Mrs,
eatvin Cameron and Miss E. Steiss•,
Miss Maxine Smalldon, Eitehenerni
is enjoying a week's holidays at her t. b ore
Linda Dunn has secured ear
nlevment in .Kitchener for th ,,
holiday months,
ME TB CLINICS IN HURON COUNTY
Coultes — Pipe (
Pink and white gladioli and, i
Peonies formed a pretty setting in.
Melville Presbyterian Church on
Saturday afternoon, Stine 25th, when,
Elizabeth Ann Pipe, London, ex- I
changed marriage vows With John
Albert Coultes of Wnitechnrch
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, in a .
double ring ceremony. The bride is
the only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, ,
Mervyn Pipe, R, R. 4, Brussels, and I
the bridegroom is the only son of I
Mr:' and Mrs. Albert Coutltes, of :
Whitechurch. Rev. 3% H. Greene was
the officiating minister, Mrs. Lyle
Brothers, of Scarborough, played:
the wedding music, and accompanied
the soloist, Douglas Stewart, cousin !
of the bride, who sang "The Wedd- 1
ing Prayer," `4 The Lord's Prayer,"
and "("), Perfect Love.' (liven in i
marriage by her father, the bride
wore a floornennth gown of imported
embroidered French tulle over tiers
of tulle and taffeta, fashioned with,
apron front and ruffled back. The,
moulded bodice featured a,,lowered.
sabrina neckline • and long pointed
eleeves. A Swedish crown of crystal
and pearls held her t I:Pee-tiered
'veil of French illusion. She carnal
a white Bible covered with red roses
and white streamers ending in rose
h";'le, Miss Barbara EvanS, London, '
was maid Of honor, wearing 5--
nown of pink organza in baerine,
inurili, Tile bodice was styled with;
scoop neckline, short sleeves, and a
t non b' etnsbed cummerbund finished
of the' brick with a dainty bow. A
mntoblon incture bat completed her
ormoonbio stip ea:riled a nosegay 05
czn.ril ,-• tiltf,, 171170 -dirvsantheninms..
The bridesmaids, Miss Marjorie
Coultes, Reg. N., of Wingham, sister;
of the bridegroom,,arid Mra. Williain
Scott, of Dunnviille, cousin of the
bride, wore dresses styled identically
to that of the Maid of honor, but in.
Anna and their flowers, pink tinted
munia. Paul iGroskorth, Toronto,
was groomsman, and the 'ushers were
Keith Moffatt, Dluovale, and John
Pipe, brother of the bride: For the
n reception. at the- church and later
at the home of the bride, the
I bride's mother received wearing
Feick. blue lace over ehrOrneetnin,
side draped with matching accordiat
pleated sash and white ateesS-
eines and a corsage of pink Car-
, nations, Assisting, the bridegroom's
mother chose a sheath of rose 'beige
embroidered silk organza, a Matehing
"three-et/atter length COat and a
corsage of yellow mums: The
wedding dinner was arranged by the:
Young Warren's Guild of the church
, stud seuved by Misses Margaret
Jamieson, Whigharti, jean: rbt'rest,
London: Yvonne Manion Paisley
,Terin Scott, Semforthi DarletiO
Brothers, _ Scarbotottglt;, Betty and;
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,, Shirley Httrter, Ripley. and Ruth„
tnneitos. Fast Wawanosh Fel' lien
''.'r-ltl.nr,: Statestt'lt to the Southern
.
tine.. ,1•1:1.- 'donned a two.piree sii.eatit
rt,&tvrolL, in, mint green.- rose hat
With white accesstitieS Slid pink
rein.-,e, On their return the teitplo
will live in Wit-tem:M.
Operating 2 to 6 p.m. — 7 to 10 p.m. each day
FIRST
DAY
EXETER—Arena July 19
July 20
July 21
RE-
VISIT
FIRST RE-
DAY VISIT
July 21
July 22
July 25
RCAF STATION CLINTON—
' Ritchie Building July 25
CLINTON—Town Hall ,..,,.. July 26
July 27
BAYFIELD—Town Hall July 28
DUNGANNON—
United Church-- ,, July 29
BLYTH—Town Hall Aug. 2
ETHEL—
Comintnity Centre Aug. 3
WINGHAM—Town Hall July 19
July 20
July 21
July 22
Cherch 'Vacation Sehool: Aug, n - 12
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DASHWOOD—
E.U.B. Church . ,,,,, ......... July 22 July 26
CENTRALIA—
United Churcir July 25 July 27
CREDITON—
Community Hall July 25 July 27
RCAF STATION
CENTRALIA—Drill Hall . . July 26 July 28
RCAF STATION CENTRALIA—
PMQ's—Public School July 26 July 28
ELIMVILLE—
Township Hall `.. July 27 July 29
HENSALL—Arena July 28 Aug. 2
ZURICH—Community Hail , July 29—Aug. 3
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Public School July 19 July 21
July 27
July 28
July 29
Aug. 2
Aug. 3
Aug. 4
Aug. 5
July 21
July 22
July 25
July 26
July 27
July 28
July 29
Aug: 2
Aug. 3
Aug. 4
SEAFORTH—No thside
United Church July 25
July 26
July 27
BRUSSELS—Library July 28
July 29
July 20 July' 22 GORRIE—Community Aug. 2
July 21 July 25 FORDWICH--
July 22 July 26 Community Hall Aug. 3 Aug. 5
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Real Photo View Post Cards of Brussels.
There are over 30 to choose from. Also if
looking for a little gift to take back home,
look around our store, which offers many
suggestions, in Yardley's of London Eng-
land, 'Kodak's, Stag for men, Watermans
Pens, Royal Albert Petit Point China, Fine
Cosmetics, and Gifts for Children.
FOOT COMFORTS — Scholl's Corn Pads,
Foot alm, Saniped Foot Powder, Mole kik
Skin, Rexall Corn Solvent.
WANTED —
A mower for tractor, or horse
drawn, for Cutting grass.
Bernard Ten Pas Phone 84r12
STRAYED —
Steer, owned by Flem Black, oft
MinKinnon farm, 6th of Morris. Mark
on left ear.
Fog .SALE
Top Soil, $6.00 a load; Cement
Gravel, 1.1,25 a yard; Lane and
Yard Gravel at reasonable rates.
Thos. Kirkby Phone 12 r 6
play it safe!
Kites are fun, but remember these important rules
—they apply to all airborne toys on a string.
p.
Never fly a kite near hydro lines. If the string is
wet and touches live wires electricity could
travel from the power lines down the string of
your kite to you. The danger is increased if the
kite has a metal frame. Never use a wire or a
wire reinforced string to fly a kite. Always fly
them in an open area.
Never try to get back a kite if it is caught Ott any
overhead wires or electrical apparatus. Better to
lose your kite than risk your life or serious injury.
PARENTS—Safety education begins at home,
Be sure your children follow the above safety
rules.
This important rnessaqe is being published.
throughout Ontario in an endeavour to prevent ct
'recurrence of serious accidents and power blackouts
which have resulted recently through the misuse
Of kites,
if 16NTARIO
• For smoother non-stop baling/ use
• -.• ttudivteed, Coop Twine: Ties kliOl'e • bales
poi 'beti get night and goo tted.,