The Brussels Post, 1961-07-20, Page 5,.•••••••
DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE HERE?
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Live Better Electrically
"Morn says electric fry pans are like kids
you don't know what you're missing 'tit you have .one!
good because they're cooked to
perfection in electric appliances
designed for the Job,
You get more out or
when you get the most out of
electricity.
It's so true of all the Wide array
of portable electric cooking
appliances available today . .
including automatic saucepans,
portable ovens, rotisseries, deep
fat fryers and kettles. These
miracles of modem cooking pro-
vide a never-ending source of
inspiration to your meal planning.
Everyday dishes turn out "chef-.
style and delicious . especially
eelfr
HYDRO
'it yours
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Man the coupon for
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:Look forward to
your most
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vier —iri Ontario!
THE 13R,USWIS ROOT Thursday, August Jrd 5.4•••. P•Pr,..tIrnp
INVEST for 3 to .10 Years.
Mrs, Youmans:
Isabel ,874 Pg.
Dwelt, 4104 In Winglotai Owlet*.
Ifotipitnt, Fernier Isabel!. ,9Streciied,
Widow ,of Arthur YOunittng,
ButWiwiret• Sea Jaunts; A., Detroit;
brothers, • denies Straelnue ro.rt.
W11.11.4m; nougat, Ilidevale; twq
eXPt1.11.0111147'071. 'Seri/lee. was held, at
the I, A, •.Garde and Sons funeral. •
()mkt Winghnan. was
Grand Lawn •Cometery.. Detroit.
Some iv:lel:Ws prefer the Il-yeite
•-- el(;ters lik e e longer peried
* 'Mee leteteeirit elluese
BRITISH MOItTGA,(110 & Tit ST GOMPANY
t4 NT E INA% Ftl'INIENT OE la I FIG A T E
fir elLert.1 nu excellent rate •o. interest
Miss Stella Jane Turvey
Miss 'Stella Jane Turvey, 04. died
tsday, 25th, in Sce,tboro
Geueral Hospital.
She was born on concession 2,
Morris Township, a daughter of tha
late, Mr, and Mrs. George E. Turvey
and spent most of her life in
Toronto.
She is survived fly one brother,
Roy, of Brussels; one sister, Mrs,
Fred (Laura) Meetly, Toronto.
The body rested at the D. A.
Bann funeral home until Friday at
p. m, when Rev. T. T6. Kennedy og
ViteVale 'Presbyterian Church.
condeuted the funeral service.
Barite was made in Brussels
em etery,
et.; 91 omen (Is worry or eeneeth.-
To invest — see your local agent or send us your cheque,
Don't Delay — 5% interest begins the day you make the Investment,
1ST EOMPANY Il~1 GAG, & BRITISH MO
Founded in 1877
Head Office : STRATFORD
British Mortgage & Trust Company, Stratford.
for investment for years, I' enclose my cheque for $
— Please send' me a free folder giving full information.
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At:Mr:BESS • if
Taking advantage of favourable conditions often means
a big difference in profits. Modern farm machinery
provides an efficient and economical work force that is
always ready for immediate action. You can depend on
Massey-Ferguson machines and implements to keep
your labour costs low, increase efficiency and promote
more profit on every farming operation.
Laur — Thornton R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q. C.
Mrs. William M,aelnnes
Mrs.- William Meclinnes, formerly
Florence Isabel Armstrong, died
in 'Wingham General Hospital
on Friday, July .Sth, following a
stroke. She was 75 years of age.
Born in Hullett Townehip, she
was the eldest daughter of the late
Armstrong and Mary
• (MoKibbon) .Antnstrong, :Moving
to the community of Brussels as a
child she received 'her early edu-
cation in Brussels and later attended
Clinton Model School. She taught
school at S, S. No. .3 Morrie
Township, andNe. 6, Grey Township,
before her marriage. Following her
marriage she lived near Ethel for
forty years, After the death of her
husband nine years ago she moved t
to Brussels. She was a 111(1011)er of
the Melville Presbyterian • Church;
a life member of the Women's •
Missionary Society; and an honor.
try life membez• of Maitland PresbY-
teeial of the W-.M. 3.
She is survived 1.).5, one son,
Stuart, of Erindale; a daughter,.
Mrs:. Stanley Menai Fischer,,
Cranbrook; a brother, • .James
.semstrong: Grey Township. and a
sister,. Mrs. Jean Armstreng, of
Toronto. end four erandchildren,
Sharon, Dyke, and Jen Machines
and Carman Fischer.
The body rested at the D. A.
Rene Funeral home until Monday,.
July list when funeral was con-
ducted by her minister, the Rev. S.
Morrison at 2 per:
Interment wr in Brussels
-cemetery.
The pallbearers were Welland
Knit-tee , Alfred Knight, Alvin
McDonald, and three cousins, John.,
floward and James Armstrong.
PHONE WO Batty Anne Thornton, London,
became the bride of Stephen Laur,
also of London, In a ceremony at.
Christ Angljcaln Church with. Rev.,
W. B. Wigenore officiating. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs..
Thomas Thornton, and the groom
is the sten of Mr. and Mrs. Len Lttur,.
all of London.
The bride chose a floor length
gown of nylon organza over peau
de sole styled with lily.point
Sleeves, scoop ,neckline and bouffant
skirt which extended to a chapel
train. A jewelled tiara held her
rieeertipillnsion veil and she 'carried
a boquet of pink sweetheart roses
end. sIelihanotiS.
Mrs, Mee Colvin woe; metren
honor and bridesinaids wore: 'A-INS
rpr Teter. sister of the emcee.
t "),TrF. Phil Grimster, Miss Linda.
Tree d l'S an , and Miss Jean Wood-
' bowie, Thee wore identical gowns
ef mauve peau de sole,
Martin Thornton, was groom.s-
men and guests were ushered by
.Tieee Laur, Glen - Phi!
leteiete• end ,Ed,
is
Tier travelling • the bride donned
a whit sheath dress with a matching
threceenarter length coat, green :
ate- and an orchid corsage.
The couple will live in London.
The bride is e granddaughter of
Mr. and Nye. Ed. Henderson of
Brussels.
311501DSS ELS
13:Peraley. and Saturday AR Day - - Moo Open Every
BRUSSELS and - WINOHAM
Day
r.
Massey-Ferguson
Limited DEAD STOCK SERVICE
Highest Cash Prices
For Old, Sick and Disabled
Cows and Horses
DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST CASH VALUE
Avian Phone Promptly. Call: 138 — 24 Hour Service
BRUCE IVIARLATT
Lleense No.411441, I.4.1R.P.S1
Brussels, Ont.
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S ome folks like Fred are careless;
A dvice they will ignore.
F red was warned to fix his ladder;
E very day, it-cracked some morel
he day the ladder broke
was sure no joke!
Y ou should have heard the yell
when Freddie fell
F rem top to bottom, down he went,
n almost nothing flat!
R esult ... four cuts, ten matcher,
S ix bruises, one squashed hail
T he next time,, Fred may be alert
and make repairs
So he wont get hurti
of your e
4411,4**0. No No", woo— ottf so wlo
Every year, over 2i000 Ontario farm peepTo
are hurt In falls'
Remember to be careful, won't you?
Canadian Farm Safety Week
July 23 to 29,
Co.operatoti Insurance
Association
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