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Anglican Church
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
Rector; Rev. H. L. Jennings
,B. ,A., L. Th.
3rd Sunday In Lent
Organist: Mrs. B, Elliott
11 a.m.. Holy .Continution and
0huren School
The Renewed Prayer Book will be,
used.
Melville Ch.tirch
If) A. M. Church .S,Qhool
11 A. ,M. -Morning Worship
The United. Church
OP CANADA
0.1nIster: Rev. L. Brawn i3.1e;
Orelai1lat: Mrs. A.•e... Martin
'eltidi Sunday In Lent
4.45 A. M: Miura School
,1.1: A. rM. "Human and Divine."
op.
Teaching Traffic Safety
starts at home
teach ikem to.
never
pdrkod cars
Man- F.11.1.1mITi
r(of 146.11 Prmater
R.spresegatvies
The Ontario Farm Product;;
Marketing Board has announced
that each County operating under
the Hog Producers' Marketing Plan
will hold elections on ;Monday for
the purpose of electing county
members to District Hog Produc-
ers' Committee,
Nominations, Will be held in the
morning cf that date with elec-
tion to fellow in the eiternorn.
Agricultural Representative D. H.
Miles Will act as chairman of the
meeting, to be held in the Legion
Hall, Clinton, for 1-luron County.
The Perth meeting will be held in
Mitchell Town Hall, with W. N.
T. Ashton, agricultural representa-
tive, in charge.
The Farm Products narketing
Board points out that producers
must vote in the county in which
they produce hogs.
Press Reporter — Carol Fischer
Vice PioOdent Patricia Du Charm
Vice President---Patricia Cherme
Pianist — Geraldine MeTaivart
The business was then discussed
and it was decided to hold meet-
-B/11'8 on Saturday mornings at 9.39
a.m. The second meeting to be held
at Mrs. Jellies Knight's, the, assistant
leader, The name chosen for the
club is "The Cratibrooli Cotton
Stylers", The -books will be black
bristol board with White letters.
The girls reee,sured each other for
the dresses they are to make.
The mooting rimd with the sing-
ing of God Save the Queen,
Second Meeting of
"The Cotton Stylers"
The second Meeting of the Crate
brook Cotton Stylers wee held
the home of the- assistant leader,
Mrs. &Miles lertight, Vebteery
18th, 1961,
The meeting was OtAsti el with
the repeating of the 4.11 pledge. Roll
call was answered with "One point s
to eoneteer Whet buying cotton" 1-
Tito miteilee of the Mcvioris 1110',4-
Ina were rerv't by —Patsy Eyntle The
beeitese f
1ollreved It wee decided ;
to hare the next ineefint; eft the
born foie 'M'nr1For, crl Tinrnetvr,
Mini.4tt.turn ,
Olt fewlur: The 1-011 was then raltel
ireAtttly.r (100,d. wit},
.114 ITemir, A total, to t
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WOtten COnitnutilty
fTtlIDA81. NiARITH Sett
teedtee neei tithe.
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I -BAKER NURSING 'HOME
'UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
PEOPLE Wk KNOW
Ales, J. II, Galbraith, Toronto, for-
merly of lirassehe m holideyiere in
1:;r4: tit ee eaca, Celifornta, with
Garfield Long and Mrs. j, 0. Baelter,
Of Brussels, who Is speeding the
winter there.
fi
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Golf on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs.
Prank Taylor and. Robin or London
and Mr, and ,Mrs, Andy .Gray of
Milverion.
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BRUSSELS TRANSPO
Dona,d ,MoTaggsrt
reeetts I, 16, -ui Bresseie,
dtece Wedeeeda) ni, hie resitituterl
Byron:, retiring Ile farmed in ;key
Tow
• UP is sere-f eed by his wife, tho
tor..uor Margaret Porter; tWo• sons,
Boss t,f Grey Township; Elwood of
Eitly.4; two sisters, Mrs, James Swat
Ethel; two sisters, Mrs. James
Smith, Toronto; Mrs. James Foster
of Kitchener. .
Funeral srvice will he .condneteti
Friday' from the EL A, Rana funeral
home, at 2 Am.
Interment will be in Brussels
Cemetery,
Safe Dept4-ndable illotoir 'Transport
uud Mee. Edivare Utzlier, Who
hew ,conducted the. Nursing 110)110
here for the past three years moved
with their family, to [Kitchener, oft
W(dnesdriT of this wok4f,
The Nursing Home, which was sold
to Douglas Callender, of Kitchener,
Will be eonducted by Mr, Ciallender
and his mother.
ST. AMBROSE
ALTAR SOCIETY
The president, Mrs, Ferg Connelly
Wee in (barge of the St. Ambrose
Society meeting held Fob. 16th et the
home of Mrs. Steffler.
• Mrs. Lawrence Ryan led in saying
the opening prayer. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
adented and Mrs. George Blake Jr.
gave the financial report.
• The president welcomed Father
Pricker, the Altar Society's spiritual
director, who spoke on some aspects
of charity.
• .The visiting committee etported
a busy Month, with visits made,
boxes given, as well as a spiritual
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'Green Giant Niblet Coto ;2 for — .......... 37c
Miens Ori7a4g.z:t..1 Apple or
Grape Prink 48 oz. Z for • $7c
Phone 122. J3russek
4, I. CASE. SHOWCASE
TUESDAY, MARCH 7th
at 8 P. M.
49c Target Cohoe Salmon
Clarks Pork &Beans 20 6z. 2 for 37c
Door Prizes Movies Chance to win $15000 worth of Implemeneee„ • f 6,4444444W. ".,414T. • • 6, •
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plus HI-Fl
C Draw on Cookware for the Ladies and also Children's- Prizzap
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POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW SHOP Phone 293 We Deliver
BRUSSELS, ONT.
WANTON DESTRUCTION
T1reakine, windows of beiialuge On •
private property is a crime. It may
he considered fun. by those-- who do ;
the demege but it won't. ne so funny
-when they have to pay to replace the
brokee windows,
During the past few weeks thirteen
windows have been broken at the I
Topnotch. Feed Mill, with stones- and ;
snowballs.
Mr. and Mrs, Mel MeArter,
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Dryer's, Frank
MaCrachron. •Chervl and Maim; and
'Wee Bray Otter, and Mr. and. Mrs.
I Den 0 Or a ')In Of Atwood are en a
I e''isr to California.
Mr. and 'Mrs. FT, Dell attended the
I funeral of her emit, Mrs, Wilbur
1)-ir,Craelten, of Gerrie, mi Wednes•
I day, Other relatives and friends who
ettendee from Brussels and district •
i• were Mr, mid Mrs. .1', M.- MeDeneld
Mr. pee Mee Geeeree Work, me find.
meg, ceeeles Terre, me. nerd Mrs.
T ratan Enel and . one Mes.. Earl
Dowee.
se-
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A Speeleity e
If there is any more of this wanton I
destruction the management will he !
forced to- take action egainef the I
•celprits.-
Parents should warn their children I
against such -willful dainnee of
private property,
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e et <3ie HOME AND SCHOOL MEETING
In the New Scheel, Wednesday,
March 5th; 3:30 p. an, Special
feature: Debate, Resolved; That}
Consolidated Schools Provide Better I
Education for Children,
• All council " and school hoard
members from Brussels, and Morris I
and Grey Townships are 'cordially
itiviind to ftttend.
There will also be some
Musie by the
T ad" IT, • and 5, members
bring •sandwiches.
Everyone in this district is in-
vited, in artier hear the debate, .;;;•
Cuteele, Siyieee Lee
en on e iet epee ;;; .ee bonnet. r ,...-n :.—, '*hi,, fn iv-m-cw, tee; eraryee- ! The committee Selected for the 1 e,,,,,„ eeee Le e e..,..el el-earn/Iv ill ,
card party in Brussels library on ! in 11"Flite 1 1st A6irliVillIt Improved. March 8th, is Mrs. Joseph Cooper, el * e ;
',errs, Toe McCaughey Mrs, 'Urban
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SPECIAL OFFER !
(For A Limited Time Only)
ONE HALF GALLON -OF DELICIOUS
LYCEUM ilitif.ATIZE
CRANBROOK - Air, and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy spent
the week end in Ottawa, with their
sons, !Robert and Mrs. Kennedy and
family, and David Kennedy. '
eel retefeAaf, Lee A ate)
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.16 p.
Duchene. and Mrs. Leek Blake,
The members were' formed into
two groups with captains. Mrs,
C'elaries Arnold and nits. eleorte
Blake Sr.. to compete in parish work,
Tee loSers are to entertain the
winners.
Mrs. Gaynor won the door prize.
Contests were held by the president 1.
and tlie hostess. The lives Of two I
saints were read, mid a humorous
reading given by Mrs. Jas. Deitner.
After a delicious lunch. served by
Easter
please I
MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 p.m
Next Sunday, March 5th, Stud-
etas' Bursary Sunday will be held, kr
in Knox -Presbyterian Church at 11 ,
a.m. Mr, Bob Wyber of Waterloo,
College will speak and members of
the Young People's Society trill take
part:.
Mn and Mrs. Torn Cpueitt. Verna,. •
-visited on Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Stuart Evans,
"FM," le making its rounds in the
community,
Rey. C, L. Thompson, of Fenelon
Palle and Jim Perrie of Waterloo
visited last weee in the community,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perrie were
jet Toronto laet week and attendee]
the Plowmen's renvention.
BAPTISM SERVICE
Thurs,, Fri., Sat.,
March 2 - 3 4 On Sunday, Feb. 26th, at the
morning service in St. John's
Anglican (perch the. ,ev, H. L. ;
Jennings baptised Donelda Ruth
Smith, infant daughter of Me, and
Mrs, Willie-pi John Smith Of Morris
Township. Mr, and Mrs. Barry .1
Watson are the godparents,
CARD OP i"I-fANKS VANILLA I CE CREAM
AND ONE JAR OF PINEAPPLE, CHOCOLATE, OR
BUTTERSCOTCH SUNDAE TOPPING
I James Garner Natalie Wood
to
CASH McCALL
We would like to convey
thank"; to all who were so kind in
our
helping to make our Nursing Heine n.
T 's.
Dil-e fine meeting adjourned.
Nernag pan an
e
and Mrs. Gordon I home away from home. Also the
Churches, and 'societies for their r-
kindness shown to the patients. -— --
Special' thanks to the staff, Dr,
BOTH FOR ONLY $1.10,
AT OUR MANY DEALERS
Myers, Dr. Stephens, Mrs. Sherrie f CARD OF THANKS
W I
who remembeeed all with a beauti- We would like to extend special
fail birthday cake, these kind, acts i thane% to our friends and neighbours I
will always be remembered, our
address will be 36 Fein Drive,
Kitchener, anytime anyone ran call
and see- es we will be Wee ie. have
Yen. We sneak for the new owner.
who we know has a -kind personality
(.1-very way and hope he will
'eceive the kindly welcome giver
to us,
who offered their help at the time of •
our recent fire.
Special: thanks also to members of
-the Winghten Fire- Betgede; the
Salvation Army Coyps and Mrs.
Ross Nichol, telephone operator.
ITelen and Ernie Pletch
FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All , Times
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First Meeting of
"The Cotton Stylers"
The first meeting of the- project
"The Cotton Stylers" was held on
Saturday, Feb. 11th 1951 at 9.30 am
at the home of Mrs McTaggart, the'
leader.
The meeting opened by repeat-
ing the 441 pledge. The election of
officers iris held and results were
as follows:
President — Sheila Strickler CARD OF THANKS
At this time I would like to thank
all my friends and neighbours who I.
SPECIALS
Co Liquid Detergent
Large Size
Giant Size
King Size
37C
77c
87c..
10c Off
20c Off
30c Off
yemem.bered.
Mrs., Wm. Mantes.
kindly rdmembered me with cards,
during —my long stay in hospital.
letters, gifte, flowers and visits
,Special thanks to Dr, Stephens, I
,the staff of Wingham General
Hospital and Rev, ;McClure. These i
a cts of kindness will long be I
I
I
I SEAFORTH SERVICE
TO TAKE PART IN
Teeple very all again.
e're• u,'id Mee. Tedwerd Baker.
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WARBLE rLY SPRAYING
TENDERS
'TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders for the spraying Of Cattle
Tory : arble Fly in the Township of
Grey will be received by the undee-
signed until p.m., Saturday, Meech
4th, 1961,. State price per bead per,
spray,
Lowest or and tender net necesfe
telly accepted,
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Town'th p of Grey
Old Dutch Cleanser, Reg. Size 2 for ...... 35C:
Try Our Hot Cross Buns
Phone 132 Free Derive-PT
APPLICATIONS WANTED
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Applications Will be received by
the endeteigned to until 12 o'clock II
noon, March 6; 1961 for the position
of Warble Ply Inspector for the •
Township of Morris for 1961 at
$1.00 per bout pine 7 tents Pet ;
reeefell
Geo, C. Mal tin, Gierk,
R, lt. No. 4, Dteesele
a-
WARBLE FLY POWDER
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
1 Tenders for etipplying amitoxirre
ably 1,400 lbs. Warble Fly Powder
for the Township of Geey will be
received by the inidersigried until 1
1 Pee. ,Settneltiy, March 4th, 196I.
State price per Th.
Loweet or and tender not tieceeii--
Mlle' eddepted,
Why Wait Till Spring
NOW IS THE TIME
To Remodel Your Home
KITCHENS CUPBOARDS — BATHROOMS Ai
RECREATION ROOMS ECT,
Whatever Your Problem May de
doivit AND SEE
FREE ES1-11",A*M8 AND DESIGNS ARE VOURtt
Nb JOb too ititG Oh TOO SMALL
Cleric, Township of Grey.
'dythe Cardiff,
OttAVEL. TENDERS- 'WANTED
MORRIS- 'TOWNSHIP
Sealed tootiors will be received by
the inideeeigtied up until 12 Weida.'
noun,. March 3, 1991, for the etititreet
of inipplyiem Mete/let-t deal hauling
approximately 1.5.006 (ethic yards of
ettiVel otl Mottle ToWnefile eoadS Cs
ilie• Road SE,perintemlent directs,
111 fittieher is to lie nemconed with. a
three-onarter Inch- bound eeteeti,
I A certified' ebonite for $200,00
I ie,Ust neenimeiny nett tondo'
! toweot of any tender not.
attly. Iteeented.
:etoo. et. Ittroitio, Mort-,
1 • •tt., R. Mt, 4, Brut:sets
t)(titAlt.NDt ft. VOW* tAtteftAtItiOft
JAMES PEititit,soit of Mr, '
and Mrs, Williant Petrie, Itit
a; Brussels, will take part lit
the morning service. at First
Presbyterian Church Sunday,
A graduate of the Seaforth
District High Selmol, he is
attending the University' -of
Waterloo preparatory to tinter.
jug the ,Ministry,
dikAVtt, TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF 'GREY
Tenders Will be receieed by the
inidersigted iietil i peat., Saturday.
March 4th, 1.961 ron . ohitiliiitg, and
litielitig 12,000- conic yeeite, Mere or
leeS, of gravel for the Teienhie of
idity. di'iislicii to be erntiPtied. With
5:4 screen. ,dralkt1 to he stinoliect Iv
the towtislilti, li certified client* fof
,. t11,(0.66 Mitet itedetipany tender,
Inweet Of and tender not itecesso
roity n.dedritOk ,
tildthe'.Alt, eitrd 1 it
tlidrit, toittiSiiip of fit ,
6666.
SONS TEMPS'
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