The Brussels Post, 1961-01-12, Page 5„..„ ....•
• Pg9Plea WE KNOW
GRAN ROOK
• Miss Marilyn 1C.Ilight spent a.few
(lays in Otelph,
Mrs, Stanley 'Fischer, MVO. Gordon..
Knight and Mrs.,.Mao 11-1401 wore An,
Winglram on Tuesday, January
attending the annual meeting •or.
Maitland Presbyterial,
Mrs, Gordon Knight visited her
daughter, Mrs, llobt, Caryl, Cedar
Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Knight in Toronto, recently;
• FOR SALE —
liegiatere4 ,Shorthorn Bell, Lot 2.0,
1:m, 3, Morris Twe,
Russell Bone phone 816
Mr. and Mrs. 'Tames S. Aratat,Taag.
'•spent, the Christmas holiday with
M. and Mrs. Robert Joyce anti
.borne Park.
•'1;
Mr„ 'Steven Matieluilt of Bergees,
Seale., hes been visiting with his
father-in-law, Mlite Stratychuit, and
• bother-in-law, Wm, Stratychult, of
Brussels; also his daughter in
Hamilton end Other 'relatives in
Listowel and other centres.
t'
4••• •,rt
FOR RENT
7-room. Bells) :furnace and •3`•
Apply to
Calnercin •Cochrane Phone $5r).
piece bath,
FOR SALE
Snowblewers; tested gad proven
'George Burgess Gorrie, Ont.
Phone Fordwich 130.1
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FOR RENT
A farm house for rent located near
13russels, Per more information
apply at Ole Brussels Post.
WANTED TO RENT
One hundred acre farm, reatiott-
able buildings, hydro preferred but
not necessary. Rent with option to
buy, Apply to Box 50 Brussels. MAN WANTED FOR
RAWL4EIGH BUSINESS —
start day old
four months, to
WANTED —
Plookowners to
chicks in the next
supply us with hatching, eggs.
Extremely large premium paid. Eggs
from some breeds taken every week
in year. Also wanted: Flocks to
supply us with eggs now. Apply,
Tweedle ',Chick Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
Baptism Service
At the morning serivce on
January SthL. in Knox Presbyterian,
Mura, Cynthia Margaretta, infant
daughter of Mr. anti 'Nye. Edwin.
Nelson was baptised by the Rev.
R. C. MeMillan„ Goderich, Mr. Glen.
Lodge accompanied Mr. MeMillan
and contrilmted. a. very fine solo
"The Cad Rugged Cross”, during
the service.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hudson, Goder-
ich, attended the service of
Baptism and visited at the manse
with their son-iniaw and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson.
We are pleased to see Glenn
Huethor home from his stay in
Listowel Memorial Hospital,
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ATTENTION CATTLE FEDDERS
Pulverized oat bulls alt $20,00 per
ton with baigs exchanged. Loads
over 5 tons at 118.00 per ton, F.O.B,
.011.1' mill at Wingham.
Phone 4f.5 John 13amstead & Son
N /ICE
/1 Fireman's Ball will be held In
'Brussels Town hall on February
3rd.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of. Brussels United
Church met in the Church parlor
with a good attends/nee.
'The call to worship by Mrs.
Nichol; singing of hymn 5, after
;which psalm 711 was read in
unison. ,The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Bell followed by
prayer by Mrs. A. Mann, and hymn
15. The secretary's report was given
by Mrs. Rowland; the treasurer's.
report by Mrs. McLauchlin. Mrs.
Cousins reported on Christian
SteWardship and Ekupplies. Mrs.
T. Strachan gave a paper on Com-
munity friendship. Twenty calls
had been Made on sick 'and shut-ins.
A comittee was appointed to
make preparations for. the :World
Day of Praiyer, Peln-24th. Roll call
wars taken and payment of yearly
Sees made.
Rev. L. Brown installed the
following officers 'for 1961:
Past President *Mrs. M, Dennis
President Mrs. H. Thomas
1st Vice Pres. Mrs. L. Nichol
2nd Vice IPres. Mrs. Gaillaber
3rd Vice Pres. Mrs. F. Michel
Rec. Sec. Mrs. R. Walker
Assistant Mrs. Rowland
Treasuer Mrs. McLattchlin
Secretaries
Christian Stewardship Mrs. R.
Cousins
Citizenship Mrs. C.
Supp'y Mrs.
Assocciate ,Helpers....Mrs, Ar
Missionary Monthly
McFadden
Community Friendship
Strachan
Knox. Church W. M. S.
Miss Alice J. Forrest was
hostess for the. January meeting of
the W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Mrs. Earl Dunn was
leader in the absence of Mrs.
Witred Strickler. Several fine
thoughts for the New Year were
riven,, ways to use our time.
Particularly leisure time. The Lord's
Prayer was repeated in unison and
Psalm 123 was read by Mrs. John
Poole. Mrs. Stanley Fischer gave
the New Year topic based on
Psalm 91. Mrs. Stuart Evans led in
Prayer, The president Mrs. Stanley
Fischer, conducted the business.
Plan wore made to attend the annual
ineetine of Maitland Prebyterial in.
Winghaim on January 10th. .A, New
Year's ver,se, was given In response 1
to the roll call. Ten members were II
in n ttend an ce, The Ferbruary meet-
inn will he held in the home of Mrs.
John Petrie. Following the closing
nemn all reneated the Mizpair
l'^eerliction. Mrs. Itirl Dunn assisted
the hostess in serving a delicious
lunch and a social time WAS enjoyed. ,
McCutcheon Motors Ltd. Brussels F,••••./
••.•.•..,•••••••.••.•••...•.r
tnstrong
Cousins
Mrs.
Watson
WEEKLY SALE.
Brussels Livestock Sales
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
a
Your home market where you are welcome so
%letter !:!,onelgner or Buyer
IIRUSUL1, Orr I.
Mts.
!.,AY
Mrs. Rowland
Press Sec, Mrs. Michel
Supt. Mission Band ,, Mrs, C. Parker
Asst. 'Mrs. Oldtteld
Supt. Baby Band Mrs. O.
Stephenson
Pianist ...... Mrs, Armstrong; Mrs.
Gallaher
Finance CoMMittee .... Mrs, Cousins,
Mrs.Downing, Mrs. McLauchlin,
'Mrs. Michel
Good Cheer Mrs,
Wi 1l lain son
Rep, on Missions Mrs. A. Mann
Lnnch was served, after which
Rev. L. Brown closed with prayer.
I PHONE 4e
Downing, Mrs,
'Yoa and our togetherness... boy, weirelntroubleo:
At tin:id 11.1cC thim, unattitt best friend la certainly no friend of
mother's .11.114 when mother is modern she needn't worry about
the mess, because she has the efficient help of electricity—and that
magic patt. Y the modern automatic electric washer and dryer'.
For built-In insulation against washday Wearinesej install it
Modern automatic ClCctriC 4Washei. arid'dryer. You'll find they pay,
For themselves Many times ottt ih happier easy-going Whig
To get Mort out of likt 't' -e most out of eiddtricity, tr
.„,
Sell to15000 faMilfeST-Goodprofits
for hustlers. Write to-day. Rawleigh I
for hustlers.' Write to-daY.
Re wleigh's, Dept, A-152-S, 4005 i•
Richelleup Montreal.
THE BRUSSELS POST Thursday, January 12th, 204
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ACCEt-A-ROTOR AC-
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Hydra -Matte Drive.
Faster, smoother, more
economical!
NEW in every way you want.
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' JANUARY SESSION
.,of HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
' will open on
`„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1961
"tR ; at 2:00 p.m.
rAll communications in connection,
jherewith must be in the hands of
the Clerk, not later than Friday'
-January 13th, at 12:00 noon. •
JOHN C. BERRY, Clerk-Treas.,
;County of Huron,
Goderi oh, Ontario.
FRED- DAVIS
Fred DaVis, host Of the DoPulai'
CAC-TV Troutront ‘Vaget ritialtouge
Seen eatsTiteklay night oil the
Tralte-Ctinti;cie, Network,
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frit A FACT! /With a pioneer SerieS 400 Model 400 chili* ,• •
saWj new iriSto-primer lets you See the bet going
into the engine before you pull the cord YOU
know it's ready to staff end
ono pull does it._
PiciNgEk semit.4tki
$1' 59.5i) complete with atkielirrierift
lit MIME • - 'BOY A MONIKER CHAP
LIVE BETTER.
• ELECTRICALLY
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with a ride—with a comparison of Olds and any other car, in its class.
Your first glance tells you here's a style that's new but unmistakably Old.5—
a "ready-set-go” stance that anticipates your desire to be off, and gliding.
But it's not until you enter (through the wider-than-ever doors) that you
realize just how superior Oldsmobile really is.
That magnificent Oldsmobile ride! Smooth, quiet, relaxing—those are a few
of the words we use to describe it. You'll add your own—and they'il mean
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A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
IrD
yours