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VAI.'S
BEAUTY 814(05..
Otettling, Styling Cold Waving
A SPeolltiltY
Phone 140 Brussels
He leaves to mourn his loss
his wife DOrottry. one daughter,
Mrs. Wm, Tarilipe (Lorna). Portage
la. Prairie,
Funeral service was held •in.
Deloraine fruited church one Tues-
day„Puiy, 3, Rev. Nagua conducted'
the service, paving tribute to the,
fine medical service Dr. Buchanan
had given to the comnitinity.
Interment was -made in Deloraine
cemetery.
Dr. Buchanan, was a 'brother. of
Ward Buchanan of Detroit and the 1
late Florence Buchanan of Brussels,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. K. OrIfflika
Organist: Mns. A. 6. Marts
Closed Until Aug. 5th
No Church School
During July and August
M.
Presbyterian Church
iN CANADA
Melville Chvrch
Minister: Kw. W. J. Morrison, 1114..
Organist: Mr. O. eurgoin
No Church DONNA
during July and August
11,1,15 AM. 'Morning Worelkip
liveryone Moot, Weioome
s ,
,ymmiloanefl.f,
bride's mother Wes Wearing sheath
style dress of mint-green linen, With I
beige ricceeSories. For a Wedding trip
to the Bey Lake district, the bride
wine her Weddrig dress.; With narrow
belt and beige and white accessories.
On *heir return th e eottple will F
reside in toriclim.
• DAVIS RE.UNION
the 1Nli• annual Davis .reunion;
was hod, oil •stittirday, July 14th, at 1.
the IMMO of Mr. and Mrs, Jinn
5th concession: of Morris township,
with an attetidenee Of 80 nerSons.
'The day Was enjoyed With it Wenn
gitinee and a ball genre.
Relatistea attended froth, tistotvel,
Ritebetief; Tohtinto, Aurora, Barrie,
Peterbortingli and ttooliester, I.V.T.
tt was ileolaect .to hold next year's
0-uilicrii at Kitchener,
fitittSi
nottINS — To. Mr, arid S. George
domsfwg, tItthoiola, on „Tilly 7cl.ttl, Ili
tistowel Memorial' _ItOSPital.
daiiehter y•-‘ Fettle% titiiiiSe,
FRESH Ol1RAQ and BAKING
Fresh Fruit and egot able'
W Et:Kat .11(1) SP ECIA LS
to '1S Crean Style. Corn .. keys
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26th, 1962 t forop0 *Asa pittoe 04004,4644A, ijszuso.
sF of t Publng How* Thursday,
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FIELD, CROP, COMPETITION
RESULTS ANNOUNCED
FEDERATION MEMBE
HEAR„ DETAILS
OF MILK PLAN
67c .
69C.
11.0..10 0.t. et 6666666 66666666
P.!?
Robinhood Cake Mixes, white,
chocolate, Devils Fudge 2 „for 0.— 59c
Miracle Whip, 32 oz.
Welchade Grape Drink
Kan].
2 for
I Intended- for law greet+
Representatives of . nearly 100
member organisations Wituin ..„
the Ontario Federation of Ap;
ricullizre met in Toronto Thtirs-
tlaY for their re‘Aar
hers meeting". The meeting was
given a .protew of the now Milk
Marketing Plan introduced
Thursday night at a pram,; eon
ferenee in the Ontario Capital.
The plan was presented to the.
°FA meeting by Ernersen
Farnsworth.
"Provisional
chair-
man .of the Provisional Milk
Marketing Board, and Harold
Martin, i.ecretary of the Ontario
Milk Producers Co-ordinating ,
board, "We are not here at
NOCER Y
We Deliver
at 'the Shakottlienre Theatre
ark, Stratford, on. July 21. These!
two pion,ers came to eitlindit: iu
1331 from Yorkshire, F.:ugh:km" and
sett led around Burlington, Ont.
Two meals were enioyed by the
i. Zokii :Alcoved by races and games.
under the direction of Don Iieming•
way, Brussels and Laverne
Walton,
A short business period was held
with David Bridle of Ayr as press,
dent and Mrs. Doug Hemingway,
seeretary•treasurer, when plane
Were made for next year's pro-
gramine.
Seine of the special awards were
to:
yona...1,;.,,: • eland Dianne aodkin4
Walton.
Youngest -Grandmother Mrs,
Carl Hemingway, Brussels
Oldest Person Present — Mrs.
'-,aura MeCtitcheoit, Scotland
XeilIki$41101001.16,0
The Field Crop Competition is
;Russell Oats sponsored by the
Brussels #fall lair Board was judged
Iasi. week by Norman Alexander of
Londesboro. There were 28 contest-
ants which wore divided into two
croups. "A" and "Xi", each one a
competition in itself. Each contest,:
ant must' exhibit bus. of grain
from his field at the Brussels Fair in
order to complete the competition
No prizes. will be paid to a contest-
ant unless this rule is complied with.
Prizes will be paid for the grata
es:Whiled, The eight high Scores- in
each group are as follows:
Group "„At' 'Points.
Harvey Craig, Walton. 90
Don McDonald, Brussels, 2, S9
Rae Houston, Brussels, 2-, 88
Wm. Turnbull. Brussels, 2, 87
Wm. Dennis, 'Walton
Martin Bann, Walton 84,
Roy Williamson. Walton 88
Wilbur Turnbull, -Brussels, 2. 82
Group "B" Points
lloliria Knight. Brussels. 3, 93
.Tar;. Arm:fronts Pruesels,
H.Mll‘lq AY RE-UNION
1.)eseu.(ivotki, of tlae late John told
ries Hemingway bald a family
FQK
'We Lilllan, eldest daughter Of
Mr, and Mrs. -Colin Lamont of
Kincardine, became .Ute bride
of Mr. Russell Charles Fox, only WM.
or Mr. Sylvester Fox, and the latee
Mrs. Vox of Brussels. Ont., in Mel.
villa Presbyterian Chum, Brussels,
on Saturday, July -3Ist. at 3 P.M.
'Pt v. Wm, Morrison officiated at the
ceremony before a setting of yellow
oltrysanthermuns,
The bride, who was given in mar.:
riage by Mr. David Hastings, at.
Prresels, looked charming in a street
length dress of -.mauve- taffeta with
applique of white brocaded lace:. A
corsage of yellow seams and feathers
with white accessories completed her
er ,4ir;h1e,
Miss 'Karen Coleman as maid et
linear and MIs,s Dienue Hastings
Wee, of the. groom, as junior brides.-
maid, wore identical street length
dresses of yellow nylon, with match, !
ing yellow net headdresses, yellow
mittens and a corsage of mauve.
• mums and feathers completed their
ensemble,
Mr. David Hastings as g,00mman,
and Mr. Wayne Lowe, both nephews
of the groom, acted -as usher.
A lovely lawn reception was held,
-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Hastings of Brussels,
After a wedding 'trip to Northern
Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Foy will re-
side in Tendon. otit.
'Mesta were present frow Kincard-
ine, Ripley, Teeswater, Winghans
Innovate, Wroxeter, London and
Pee ssres.
'Dr, J, H. Buchanan
%,vt , ILIl .mil.dent its wiii.beriat .!1
delenates spent- SO=
• the ,q1blut
hy pre-
r,..1 ,.":1!!'„ila
'alit. t; 11!' the stseil•are„eal wet"-
, J‘eilerssiissr.
.Aricillinre it: Port Arthur
later t.11-,; month. This rv,F.olu,
thin recognized that Ontario ag-
riculture had, maul' pro-
ducts which could be unduly
barmeo by a free trade nets" +.
the other banal. bowel L:174
would appear to be in the in,-
tere.sts of society to follow A. policy of ,expanding trade.
A number of ri.,:.eltitikms
were approved by the members,:
One of these called upon the
Ontario government to. set up a.
special branch within the On.
Earl° Dc7?artment of Agricuitre
to administer the -Agricultural tins timc to seek OFA approval Rehabilitation and Development of this plan," said Mr. Fares-Act. Others called for closer. t‘hvoarte thb "potr
itewL embarked
scrutiny. (wet' community AM-
don sales by the Department at
str3ohapuropl:iuor loeda‘F'nleebddpecabrg
iYgn to
ai (1aotihnfea e%0A:repstt,oihtrIeFul ptntOlitatr1;1 va
late
lued d ''LitnlayanonfextallteiOn
factors
ai1 t lia
elimination of mail votes on •
Agriculture: a close and cam-
to give it close study," The new commodity marketing plans-
plan, drafted by the Provisional Losses from livestock diseases Milk eMarketing.egualBizoaatriodn, setsof
flans,
olatent:, two other resottx_ a goal th calling for federal
; tambiillk, atizi the
on Lurid
establishmenta n
and
a e o os f .
turns to the producers of goal- compensation on stock lost ity through leptospirosis, and thea
a
,er degree of co.operation among
1 other asking for measures tee I control . and .ellininate Johnea
all dairy producers. "We want I disease. The meeting also ap.
to make it clear at this time I proved a Durham County re,so--
-.that this is not an Ontario goy- I lotion which asked .Ontario g7-
,ernment plan," said Mr. Farris- dro to retain responsibility for. ssvorth, "this is a producer plan the maintainance and replace-
drpfted by representatives of ment of service breakers in the
ooy producer organizations end Rural Ibdro system.
91
Most Recently Morried Couple —
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hemingway,
Toronto
Family Coming the Greatest Dist-
aeee -- Mr. and Mrs, Oswald
Hemingway, Detroit.
T Anvil Montgomery. Win esh m no
Pon Perris. Brussels, 3. 89
1..v. Jr. Perris,. penssess 1,
Glen Ilnethee, Brussels, Sr
Clarence Me C u t eon.
Beessels, r es
Oi'nn Ruseel. Brussels, 4 34
'GREY SCH001, AREA NO. '1
BOARD MEETING.
The regular 'meeting of the Grey
School Area No. 1. Board was held
on July a in the Ethet.school at 9.30
p.m, with all members present.
The minutes of the *lime 'meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Fischer and Domaray
- Gerrie('
Motion of Raynard and Demaray
that the following, accounts be paid.:
Crirried
' Dr. J. H. Buchanan, passed away
at his home in Deloraine obi Satin-
days Suite 80,. following a lengthy
:illn.ess. He was S1-years of ago.
Dr. Buchanan. was isorn in Huron i
County. •Ont., lu 1881. He received,
his 'high school education at Seitforth
and Goderich. Ho taught school for
almost five years in Ontario before
going west to take normal training
in Winnipeg in 1007. He taught
school in Manitoba for three years,.
'before entering Manttoba Medical
college, graduating in 1914 with a
-degree of physician and surgeon. He
'boa practiced medicine in Deloraine ,
alum 1918,
In 1932 he married the 'former •
Dorothy Potter, of Deloraine.
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WATER RESTRICTIONS
L.R.44.NEROOK
Cogratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kirkpatirck, Byron, on thei
arrival of a beby son recently.
Mrs Lynn Evans is a patient in ,
the Stratford Hospital where she
underwent surgery last week,'
WHITTARD DODDS
In Brussels United Church on
Wednesday, Silty la, baskets of
white hydrangea and biue delphin-
iums formed the setting for the
wedding of Lois EVonne Dodds,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Dodds., RR 3 Chesley, formerly of
Gorrie, and Pte. Forrest Grant
Whittard, youngest son of Benjamin.
Whittard and the late Mrs. Whittard.
Pte, Vflitttend has just returned
from. serving with the tINEF force.
in the Middle East Rev. A, K.
Griffiths, minister of the church, was
ass sted. in the ceremony by Rev.
It L. Xennings of St. John's Anglican
Chnrch. Mrs, WM. H. King played, I
traditional wedding music and-
accompanied the soloist; Mrs. A. K.
'Griffiths, Given in marriage by her 1
father, the bride wore a street-length
dress of heavenly blue brocade, the
material for which had been sent 1
to the bride from Egypt by her
'fiance. It had a fitted bodice,
scalloped neckline, and a cummer-
bund. A tiara of crystals held hen'-
yFil of blue net, and she wore a
matching set of necklace and ear-
ings of atexan-drites, the gift of the
bridegroom, and carried a ce '
covered Bible crested with white and I
Mite baby chrysanthemums and fern.
Mrs. George Wheeler was matron of I
honor, wearing a dress of orchid pink
styled similarly to the bride's with
matching headdrees. She carried as!
nosegay of White and pink baby
Brussels The
theft lawns,
P. U. C., requests the citizens to vpater!
between the hours of 7 p.m. &a
the water supply. 9
gardens, etc,
to conserve only p.m.
GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE
21st Annual Fall Term 'Opens September 4
Senior and Junior Courses approved by
BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
Modern Equipment — Qualified Teachers Tuitionaa
Telephone JA 44521" or 7284, Goderich, Ontario —
Kitchener,
Barents. Mr.
mmasomeammemmoomonato
PROCLAMATION
MONDAY, AUGUST 6th
A Public-Civic Holiday
For The Village of Brussels
Reeve of Brussels
George E. Mcrutcheon,
former Ethel
in this
tRIVE-IN
THEATRE Limited
CLINTON
Two Complete Shows Nightly
Children under 12 in *Cars Free
Norman Hoover, Sec'y.
t
narrow
London.
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Leslie Caron
Horst Buchholz
(Adult Entertainment)
(Colour)
Listowel Banner,
festival programs 291,6
Jean Campbell, festival
expenses 10,00
Wingliam Advance 'Times
advertising 2,78
Ralph s ea,sson, hue trip
to Magnin .... .... ..„. 11j1 00
Sterling Marking Produets-
. seal 4.41
Cranhook Hail Board,
dinners 20;00
Johnstone's Jewellery,
clock repairs 3.50.
Swifts' (1,eneral Store,
caretaker sunplies ......... 11.10
Tait. Hood Scholl Supplies,
sttpnii es - 2,75.
R. L. Cunningham, bal. on
ell acct. • 2,39
Motion of Oonley and. Eisner that
the Secretary bill No, 2 Area for
their share of the bus trip and the.
nth-isle festival and bill S :S. 'No.
for their share of the bus trip
— Carried
Motio i of Conley and Rayn.ard.
that Secretary write Inspector and .
inquire about Mrs. Pestell's certi-
, ^ ficate.
carnal
The meeting adiceirnerl on motion
•of Dernaray to meet again on Aug,
WED. - THURS. •,FRI.
July 25 • 26 • 27
Hit No. I -- Shown at 9.35 only
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Heather Evans, Kitchener,
has been visiting her cousins, miss
.Joyce Enether and other relatives
in Brussels this past week.
Mips Joanne Dunn, Cranbrook,
has 'been a visitor with Miss Joyce
Huether during the past week, •
Mr, end Mrs, Lyle Evans of •
Kitchener visited with Mr, and Mrs.
A. MeTaggart and Mr. and MrS.
Murray' Huether on. Sunday.
• Calvin Kramer was acclaimed
District-Deputy -Grand Master of
North *Huron - District 'Masonic *.
;``.Lodge at the Grand Lodge in Toronto
last week.
Cadet Larry Kellingten cf Camp ;
Ipperwash, spent the :week end with
his parents, Mr. -and 'Arm, Wm, 4
Kellington,
Miss Marion Michel,
is holidaying with her
and Mrs. L. Michel.
.Lorne Vodden,
resident, was a visitor
community last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hemingway,.
Toronto, and Miss Sharon Heming-
way, Brantford, snent the week end
with their ,parents Mr, and Mrs. D. ,
Hemingway and also attended the.
Hemet eway reunion in -Stratford.
John Hoover, 'Toronto, was a week
en'l visitor with his parent's Mr, and
Mrs. Norreen. Hoover.
Hugh Pearson had a
escape while returning from
oil WedneSday. His car collided with,
a small English car that was spinning .
around on- the highway after;
attempting to negotiate a curve at
ehrysanthemitms surrounded with r Centralia., Fortunately Hugh escaped
lace to match the bride's Bible i withont injury. He-estimated the
George Wheeler Was gToOmstiin, ' damage to his ear at $1000,
and. William Ff. King ushered. A ! Mrs. Peter 'Me:Denali% -of Brock,
reception end wedding dinner' wer eStisli.„ and her siApter, Mrs. Henry
held at the Queens. Hotel. The . Regan, 'Ficlmontern ,Atta., have been ;
Hit No. 2 -- Shown at 11:50
"*ClIBANTIS
Cartoon
SAT. • MON.-TUES.
July 28 • SO • 31
Hit No. 1 ShoWei at 9:30 only
"THE COMANCHEROS”
John Wayne Stuart Whitman HOWICK LIONS
' ANNUAL FROLIC (Colette SCOOs)
aitE TO
RED CHERRIES 22lbs.
ONLY $4.25
BLACK CHERRIES 221bs.,
ONLY $5.25
RASPBERRIES 28 lbs.
ONLY $8,95
No Advance Orders
Just Cash and Carry
While They Last, at
COUSINS DAIRY
Knox Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Knox Pres-;
byterian Church met on Monday ;
-evening in the. church. The presi-
dent, Mrs, Ross Knight, opened the
meeting with a. hymn, scrinture.,
reading and the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Mrs. Stuart McNair 'presided
at the organ. Mrs. Gordon Knight
road the minutes and called the roll
which was answered by giving the
name of a flower beginning with
Year initial. Several items of busin-
ess were discussed and committees
appointed to arrange lunch on Sept.
9, to purchase paint for the base-
ment and new drapes. The. ladies
planned to cleat 'the surface to be
Painted and also do the painting in
the basement and some upstairs. As
Mrs, 'Gordon Knight will be Moving
to Listowel in August ,Mrg, Wilfred '
Strickler wee appointed secretary.
The meetir- -insert with singing of
hymn 065 'followed by the Ms:nab
Benediction The next meeting will,
he held at tne home of the president.
Cranbrook, W. I.
The Sate meeting of the Oran-
brook Womens' Institute was in the
form of a trip to ListeweLlVIalcelm's
Furniture Factory was toured by 21
members and visitors, The members
saw the. different stages the furni-
tine progressed through, Finally they
saw the many finished nieces of
furniture in the show rem The
ladies were then taken on a tour of
Hayward's Suburban Restaurant„
after Whieli they were served supper,
Roll call was answered by "What
niece Of furniture I would like toil
own,
The next fne.eting will be held in
the Cirminritnity Centre August
14th when pictures of Caliteriihn
will be sbowil,
Visiting these last. few weeks with,
Mr, and Mrs. John MeDonald and
Mr. and Mrs. Sas. McDonald and.
their families of Grey Township.
Mrs, McDonald is the sister-in-late
nT .lames and Sohn MeTionrild.
SMORGASBORD SUPP•ER-
the ifelielomi s'morga.shora stiOtiorr
held iv'ednesday on Dr, 11ilyer's. lett
hinder the ittiSPidea Of Morning" Stitt
Lodge, two -enjoyed by Oiliest 21116
hoopla, The weather &Wilfred the
event anti the setting was laeal fOr'
such aft affair.
CARD OF tt•tAitIkt
t tvotild like to sincerely 'thank. ;
all those, who sent cards and well
Wishes, *line t Was -a pat,terit
St. Yosepli Hdstiital, tottdOli.
This all 'has 'Seen Very
appreciated,
Merino •liteltseii
1-114 No. ShoWn at 11:20
"THE ENEMY BELOW't
Robert Mitchinn Curt Jurgen
(Colour toojiiej (Oartoon)
WED, tritiOts.. #01.
August 1.2 •
Hit No: Shown at 9:25 only
,'ALL HANDS ON ottkit
Pa ttOorie il'uddyHaakett
(Colour' Scope)
Hit No, 2 ittig
oitt•te• LLION Ai Wk6§ti
ttophia Loren •Otter
(Adult EntertOifl lent)
(Corer Scope) . ,(ttirtobq
'The Howick Lions' .Atintitil Peelle
will be held in the Wroxeter Park,
. Thill'ettay and Friday, Angfiat 2nd
god :3rd, • Thursday's. Prograninie.
dlitiOSiiig Of "'MISS tititr.si Cith", 1st
0i100 156; :Dancing to intiale. of
roi4wicti. Orchestra, featorthe. Miss'
ti.etida tillseo, Friday's.
Ohittee — Mist ',Sharon :Strong,- of
end the three StineY'
• eiefera Selitettlf, 6'6-Wiling of
"Miss ttotiti, to. ton!
i#libee•os tOth
'Oftv Mlawto:7', dented,
T. for titi.zoot„ 'tittiett at eter
$290, rbeilf.'to be tirtiori h night),
Katill0§tati• $6"gTotiiiiits, 2:5e, rob*
I .,§Olitiot children and ears, fade.
t,tiideeas for Weitard and-
elohitifoittr. Betteritent.
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