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Phone 293
First Grade
CREAMERY BUTTER
SALTED or UNSALTED
For Cooking, eying and Table Use
COUSINS CREAMERY
-Phone 22 Brussels, Ont.
W I LL
FRESH @RIAD alai IMMO *AMY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
WEEK END SPECIALS
alttberfas'lls. slowed damaw.4u,Noe Qtaos DaPa4C4losain Ode %, 400 per year .4 ..$2,S.0. :V* .$4 "4 east PubBiding Home
St. John's Anglican Church
ANNUAL 13...AZAAR
BAKE SALE
I'HE 8R088S.1.0 • L1.0.RAPN 0.14
SATURDAY,. NOV., 18
AT 3.
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Kam Luncheon Meat 39c
49c
55c
37c
SEWING RAKING
wroor....
Aylmer Peach Halves, 20 oz. 2 for
Monarch Flour, 7 lb.
Green Giant Corn Niblets 2 for Delicie Soz:thern k n
Reef — Port? -- SteeAs
At The Queens Hotel
Sunday EvecC:ng
FULL ,COURSE DINNER
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paid tribute to area war dead
of Honor for the two World Wars
ceremony are (left to 'right), 'Charles
warden.; John Alcock, Ben Whittard; SERVED FPOM FIVE TO EIGHT P, M.
•'MEMBERS OF BRUSSELS LEGION
A feature was the unveiling of Rolls.
John's Church. Shown following the
Jennings, Thomas Bernard, peopld's
and Legion Secretary, Ray Bronson,
in impressive services on Saturday.
which the Legion presented to St.
-Storey, rector's warden; Rev. II. L.
Legion President Stewart Hmuphries, We :Deliver
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TURKEY BINGO
TO BE HELD IN THE
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ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
FILLED TO CAPACITY
Presentation of
Honor Rolls
COMMUNITY HONORS
WAR DEAD
DRAW 'WINNER •
The 'winner of the ,recent•draw• on,
tablecloth was Mrs. .M.1Shreptdck.
Brussels Public School Auditorium .MLIN1CIPAL !NOTICE
Stewart Htunphries, :president "Of
the Legion and Ray Bronson, secret-
ary, -presented the Honor Rolls. 'Rev.
I-L L. Jennings received them on
behalf of the congregation and Mr.
John Alcock and Mr. Tien Whittard
performed the unveiling, The poem,
"in Flanders :Fields" was read and
the Last Post, and Reveille sounded.
— ON —
•CARD QF THANKS
We would like to thank our neigh-
ilsours and former neighbours for the
lovely party and gifts on our 25th,
anniversary also Kenneth and
Elizabeth for their gift and and. all
'those Who remembered us with gifts
and cards.
Speeal thanks to Frieda and
Merv. Pipe for having the party
in 'their home, also Mrs. Patricia
Davis 'for assisting,
'This was very much appreciated
'and-Will always be remembered as a
'happy event in our lives,
'Watson and Grace Sholdice
Archie Holmes
Halbert Keifer
=William Locking
Lorne McCauley
* Arthur McLean
Dr. =0, A. 'Myers
James Prest
-Robert Prestbert Prest
Thomas
Herbert Stretton
Earl Whittard •
"* Ross Whittard
Gordon Wilkinson
0, L, Workman
* Paid the supreme sacrifice
The Honor Rolls were the
work of F. H, Budd, artist, of
Kitchener. The frames wer e in
ligtht oak, to mate% the furnishings
of the church, where they were
hung on the back wall.
I hereby give .notice ,that: Nomination
of a Reev,e Four Councillors and I
Three School Trustees and .One
Public Utility 'Com. tto serve the
Village of Brussels during the year
1962
will 'be 'held -at
BRUSSELS "PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIDAY, 'NOV, '24th, 1961
From 7 P.M. to 8 P.M.
If demanded a pole will be opened
at the following places on ,
MONDAY, DEC. 4th, 1961
Polling 'Sub Division No.1 in the
Massey-Ferguson. Show Room;
D. R. 0. William Tell, Mrs. W,
Edgar, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub-DiviSion 'No. 2 in the
basement . of the Public Library,
D. R. 0. lien Whittard; Mrs. Vera
Hastings, Poll Clerk.
Polls to be open from
9 A.M. to 5 'P:M..
Wm. H King, Returnig Officer
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1st, 1961
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 1961
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1961
15 Games $1.00
3 Specials 25c Card — 5 for $1.00
DOOR PRIZE
SPONSORED BY•
BRANCH 218 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Members of the Royal Canadian
Legion Brussels Branch 918, to-
gether with their Ladies Auxiliary,
young militiamen, Guides, Brownies,
-Scouts and .Cubs paraded from the
Legion Hall here to the Cenotaph
on Remembrance Day to honor the i
war dead of this community.
'Under the direction of parade )
marshall O. L. 'Workman, they
marched to the skirl Of the Legion, -
Pipe Band and the flying banners I
of the color bearers, I
I Rev. H, L. Jennings, Legion
Padre, of St. John's Church; Rev,
'N. Griffiths, -United Church and Rev„
W. J, Morrison of Melville Preshy- i
terian Church, conducted the I
service. While 'Walter MeParlane I
read wreaths presented they were i
placed 'by the following represent-1
otives t
Province of Ontario ..,. Herb Travis
Royal Canadian Legion ..,. Stewart
Humphries
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Mrs.
Charles
Jit WillieSllaegion Pipe Band
Village of Brussels George
McCutcheon
Township or ,Grey .... Clifford norther
Township or Morris Stewartrer -P
T.O.O.F, & Rebekah ...... .. Louis Ebel
A.F, & A,M. Ray Bronson
Lions Club Cecil McFadden
Brussels -United Church ' Tom
Pierce
St. John's Church Ben Whittard
Melville Church ,... Mrs. R, McLeani
Duff's Church Walton Walter
Majestic W. I, . ...... , Mrs. John Speer
Cranbrook W. f. ..,,,... Mrs. Russell
Kai? '',
Ethel W. I. Mrs. Geo. Pear .n
Walton W. I. Mrs, Stewart
Humphries
L. 0. L. Harvey Jacklin
Peter Baker ......... .„..., MrS. .T. Baker
Following the brief Ceitetanh
service they proceeded to St, John's
Church where tile service of
Remembrance was hold. Of special.
interest was the presentation of
TT,Teoginoetitl r, Rolls to the Church by the
by ore. replacing those destroyed
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I As you probably know by now the
seooi board has given permission •
for use Of the new School to hold I
our dances,. The first DANCE i
Will he held- on the 24th et November
(rent 8:90 to 12:00 p.m, No one
Will be admitted after 10:00 p.m.
Admission is 25e stag and. 85e it t,
cOnple. Girls are requested not to
wear siachS.
This is the first dance of the ,
seasou end w,' would like t9 have a
coed crowd,
v. •
LIONS DRAW WINNER
I
'The 'winners of the Lions
draw for
!Gbvernor
Club
a suit was District Deputy
Ross Middleton of Bayfiell
CHRISTMAS BAKI-IiIG
Demands your best talents and ingredients
So be Sure to Use Delicious Nutritious
t.6T1TOL THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
',THURS. FRI. - SAT. MAT.
NOV. 16 - 17 - 18
David Lald In
"RAYMIE"
Plus. Jeff Chandler In
."THE PLUNDERERS"
`Plunderers 7.15, 9.50 Raymie
8:45 — Sat. 'Mat. Plunderers
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SAT. EVE. - MON.
' NOV.18 - 20
'Susan Hayward In a comedy
4 ITHE MARRIIAGE GO ROUND"
Color ClnemaScnpe
('Adult Entertainment)
-TUES. - WED.
NOV. 21 - 22
"HOUSE OF INTRIGUE"
Color CI nemaSenpe
This concerns the work of spies
'during the war
1st Show -7.30 2nd Show 9.30
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
ST, JOHN'S
doctor: Rev. H. L. Jannlaa4
S. A., L. '7%.
Organist: Mrs. S, SHIMS
11 a.m. 'Maly •Coniraunion eat
Church School
Sat. Nod. 18th Annual 'Bazaar, 3 p.m.
at David's, Hens ryn
2.30 p,tri. Evening Prayer
and C4hureh ,School
AUCTION SALE
An Auction Sale of Baking, Candy,
Aprons, etc, will he held Wednesday,
Nov. 29th at 8.30 p.m., in the Legion
Hall sponsored 1337 The Ladies
Auxiliary to the Capadian Legion.
Everyone 'Welcome. Lunch will be
served.
In his remarks the Rev. H. L.
Jennings spoke of remembering the
men who fought in past wars, those
who gave unto death, and challenged
ns to eight 'the unseen enemy of
to-day, All agencies of public welfare
should join with the church against
•the enemy. . The war Is a spiritual.
war,
The junior choir sang "My• Own
Dear Land."
The Rev. K. Griffiths read the
scripture, Rev. W. Morrison led in
the responsive reading of the psalm
and thp Rev. A. Higenbotham of
Walton led in prayer.
'HONOUR ROLL
CARD OF THANKS
would like to express my thanks
to all' those who kindly remembered
me while I was in the hospital.
A special thanks to our good
neighbours.
Mrs. Earl Dunn
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
'of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Two School Trustees to serve the
Township of Grey during the year
1962
will be held at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P.M. to •2 P;M,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th 1961
If demanded a pole will 'be opened
at the following places on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1961
Polling Sub-division No. 1 at
School House S. S. No.• 4
Polling Sub-division No. '2 at
School House S, S. No. 1
Polling Sub-division No. 3 at
Community Hall, Walton
Polling Sub-division No, 4 at
Community Hall, Moncrieff
Polling Sub-division No. 5 at
Te,wi.ship Office, Ethel
Polling Sub-division No. fi at
School House S. S. No. 5
Polling Sub-division No, 7 at
Community Centre, Cranbrook
Polls to be open from
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Returntno Officer
CARD OF' THANKS
Our sincere thanks is extended to
all those who expressed their
sympathy in So many kindly
ways at the time of our sudden
berealreitnent; also for the beautiful
flower..
Your thoughtfillneSs Was deeply
appreciated.
Harold Willoughby
and Family
PEOPLE WS KNOW
Kam
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Professor Wm, Tett and wife were ATTENTION TEENS
week end visitors with Mrs. Louis 1
D. "Thoixipson,
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Libby's Fruit Cocktail 20 oz. - • 35c
Carnation Milk Ptiwder, 3, lbo. 'pltgo - 97c
Presbyterian Church
IN CANADA i-IORTIOULTURAL MEETING
POSTPONED UNTIL DEC. 4th . .
Jack Ritchie 'is a patient in
Witighaiti
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biteatitytie and
family of '1401-ttleti were Week end 4
visitorS With bis grandmother, Mra.
M, 13allarityrie.
Mr. and Mrs, ft V. ,Lascook, Patty..
and Joini. were visitors With JO. S.
and Mrs, Armstrring and faMily on 1
Saturday. Mrs. Armstrong returned
With them and will Anoint a week
with Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Joyce
torn. Park
Melville Church ' - the florticultiiral Society meeting
Presented to St. John's Anglican
Church by Royal Canadian Legion
Brussels Branch 218
1914 — 1918
John. Alcock
Roy Barrett
Robert Bird
Frederick Campbell
* Harold Campbell
Stanley Campbell
* George Davis
Bevan Elliott
* R. E. Elliott
Thomas Gillis
W, Harkness
Harold Jacklin
Rev. F. Jewell
George Manning I
Clarence Pegelow
Jatnes Rhodes
Dr. R. W. Stephens
William. Stiles
Fred. Thuell
Joseph Tletell
Percy '1111101
Roy Thuell
HONOUR ROLL
Presented to St. John's Anglican
Church by Royal Canadian Legion
Bressels Branch 218
1939 — 1945
Clifford Alcock
Dinah Alcock
Eric ,Alcock
'Thomas Alcock
Lorne 13ryanS
ItuSsel Bryang
Lawrie nutlet'
Robert Campbell'
Stanley Campbell
Clifford W. Cardiff
Ali it Wi Carclite
ICeUnoth Coleman
William Coleman
Ross 11111tOtt
Williaiii ViSclier
Motels Gillis
T,P Greitiett
Carl rowing -
ROIiInson..
Jelin Ttnierion
tterbert Ti'atvitina
Mont 132 Free Delivery
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which was to have been, held on
NOV. 90th, elite been Postponed until
Dee. 4th, Men:there Pledae note.
dAORRIS OSbERATION.
ANNUAL lotatitvd
Tlie annual meeting of tile Morris
Township Federation of Agrictilkiree
Will be hold in the 'I relaters' Hull,
Ilelgrave, NOV.. 21st.
There'. Will be a see itil litter of
eitchrp atid Teat Heir to be felloWed t
by the titeetitig. 1 Conti. and elect your t'O eftlaerii
For 1989. Tingles plood ttititt
Minister:
Organist:
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10 A, M.
ii A M.
Rev. W. J. Morrialimy S.A.
Mr. G. Qurgoln
Bible Class
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Church School
orning Wersille m
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