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Presbyterian Chun
IN CANADA
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison, C.A.
'rOrganIst: Mrs. Frank Thompson
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Church School
Morning Worship
Mr. E. G. Nelson.
Everyone WelcoMe
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Aut umn Taste Treat
EAT AND ENJOY
BLUEBERRY RIPPLE
10E CREAM
Get Your Supply On ,Hand. Early
BE SURE TO TAKE HOME ENOUGH OR
ANY ONE ONE OF TWELVE OTHER
DELICIOUS FLAVOURS I
,Miorning Worship
11.00 a.m.
10.43 AN. Sunday Schad.
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Many Pay Tribute To Wai
Dead At Cenotaph Service
BAZAAR and TEA
Walton Community Hall
THURSDAY, NOV. 22nd — 3 p.m.
WALTON LADIES GUILD 59c
43c
$1..00
Paramount PinkSalmon,
I lb.
Carnation Milk, 3 for
Tops Dog Food IS oz. 10 for
York Pork and 'Beans 20 oz. 2 for ..... 31c
:SALE
Tribute was paid to the memory
of the War dead of this community
by a. large gathering Of the people
Of Biruesels and the surrounding I'
area at the Remembrance Day
service at the Cenotaph on Sunday
morning, There were also services
Of remembrance in the village ij
churches,
Members of the local Draach of
the Royal Canadian Legion who ,..
honoured the memory of their fallen, l;
comrades were Joined by 130Y Scouts,
ii.
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OF FANCY WORK, APRONS., NOVELTIES. ET94.
TEA WITH SILVER COLLECTION
RETIRING WARDEN, PEG,
McCUTCHEON, HONORED.
AT COUNTY BANQUET
"We live In a world of continual
crises," Dr. Rev. Finlay Or. Stewart,
of Kitchener, said at a banquet
honoring retiring Huron County
Warden George. McOutcheon, who
is the Reeve of Brussels
"We must move fortti.M a spirit
of confidence with old fashioned
beliefs in our fashioned democratic
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MORRIS FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL MEETING and TURKEY SUPPER
-BELGRAVE FORRESTER'S HALL -- 7:00
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
„Guest Speaker — ROY ;JEWELL, C.F,P,L. Commentator, Loodero
Tidkets $1,50
picCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 293 We Deliver HOPPER, President R. PROCTER, Sec. trees.
Tickets can be obtained from the Directors
D,SKY .FEDERATION
PIRECTORS MEET
Hirecterii of the GOY 'Township
Federation 24,14 a Meeting In Kl .the
'on NoveMber 8, with. 13 directors
present, MiinnteS of previons Meet,
lag" and eorresPendelice dealt with,
Plums were made for the annual
meeting to be hold in Mei
VdMintillity Centro on November .20
at 12.15 P.M. beginning with a
dinner entered to 'by the . 11-11.1191
ladies, Inagua, by Poor weather
and roads the past few years, the
Directors hope for renewed, interest
and attendance at this year's
meeting. Mr. GeOrge ,Gear Agricult-
ural representative from Walkerton
is the guest, speaker, Anyone not
wishing to attend Dm ulnae;' are
welcome to come and, hear Me,
Gear, or to attend the meeting to
follow.
Plans Were ale made for a,
delegation to attend, the. Ontario 1
Annual meeting in Toronto
governments." The call to-day, he Girl Guides, Cubs and Brownies, as
said, is for definite opinions and well as members of the Legion,
beliefs, Ladies'..A.mdliary, as they marched
About 300 county council membersI Cenotaph, led by the Legion Pipe tram the Legion hall to the
officials, ex-wardens and friends
were guests of the County at the Band and colour party,. with C. L.
banquet. i Workman as parade marshall,
Warden and Mrs, McCutcpeon were. The Rev. H. L, Jennings, rector of
presented with a chair, Reeve Alvin St. John's Anglican Church and,
Smith, of 'llurnberry Township, gave chaplain of the Brussels Legion
'a short review of the warden's branch, gave a timely, address.
career. Reeve Frank Walkom made Prayer was offered by Rev. X.
the presentation. I Griffiths of Brussels United Church..
Neighbouring wardens present Following the wreath laying
for the dinner were Kenneth Gray, j ceremony legion and auxiliary
members deposited their poppies, of Middlesex. John Mckenzie of
Bruce, and Walter Gerth. of Perth, the Last Post and Reveille were I
Chairman for rthe evening •eves ; sounded. and_the Benediction was I
Reeve Ivan Forsythe. of Tucker- 1 eronnenced by Mr, Jennings, "The
rmpen" conclude,d the Cenotaph, Prnith Towngbirt, a former warden.
service and the parade proceeded Warden MoCutcheon retires at the 'Illness also "to Dr. R. W. Stephens t to the United Church where a
and Dr. j. Cr., Stephens, end of this term after serving one :
year. special Legion service was con- I
'Lydia Turnbull Griffiths. Other speakers were Elston ; liv Rev*
.C,ardiff, .M.P. (PC Huron,), and Hon. Wreaths were laid: for the Legion
Charles 1VioNaughton, Ontario by the president, Herbert Travis. I
Minister of Highways. 1 Ladies' Auxiliary, the president, 1 who gave me applications for, Toasts 'were given and replied to Mrs, Charles Storey.
FIREMEN'S -ANNUAL. BALL
IN THE 'BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, INOVEMBER 16th
Rance to 'the "Modern Music of
KEN WILBEE
Admission : 75c
DRESS `OPTIONAL -DRAW FOR PONY AT DANCE
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,N .0 T .I -4 E
Morris Township Council met on
November 10th, 1:96•2 with all
members present and appointed
1 Mrs. 1-:.:elen Martin, R.R. 4, Brussels
I
'acting Clerk and Tax Ciollector,
'GREY TWP. FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE.
ANNUAL M'E'E -TING
and
DI N N E R 42:15 ,p.m.
Ethel Commundr 'Centre
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :20th
GUEST SPEAKER -- GEORGE GEAR, WALKERTON
Ticket $125
JAN VAN VLIET RAE -HOUSTON
President Sec. - Treas.
Tickets can be obtained from. the Directors
I 'CARD 'OF THANKS
I
My sincere appreciator is
expressed 'to 'those who so kindly
remembered me during my recent
IMINENREm.
.ffirsaATE5 HORTICULTURAL MEETING
A meeting of the Horticultural
Society will be held an Monday,
November 19th at 8.30 -p.m. in'the
Library. Mr, H. Funge of LondeSboro'
will be the guest speaker,
'CARD OF THANKS
I would, like to thank all those,.
V 'L
BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting Sty ling Cold WavIn
A Spedialty
Phone 140 'Er-easel ,
To The People of Brussels:
Thank you, for your human reception of my coming
tc your, pretty village. Never have I witnessed such &
close happiness. It makes me feel happy to live with.
such christen people.
PRESENTATION -and DANCE
for Mr. and Mrs. Clarencel3ishop 1
(nee Rase Marie 'Nicholson)
ETHEL COMMUNITY 'CENTRE 1
FRIDAY, 'NOV :23rd --
Music by Archie Mann's 'Orchestra
Ladies Please -Bring Lunch
Collection 'at 'Doer
It was greatly appreciated,
Mrs. Watson Brown,
May I express my desire to serve you well at ally
time that you wish to call on me. I want so mhch tee
serve you, and meet yet. Again thank you,
Canada Savings Bonds during the
'last few weeks
.by Reeve Ralph Jewell, of Colborne Legion Pipe Band, Jack Willis,
I Township; Mrs. Clifford Dunbar, of : Brussels Village, Reeve George
Reeve Glenn Webb, of Stephen I Province of Ontario, L. D. Cardiff,
Grey Township; Warden. Gerth 'and MoCutceon.
Township, . • P..,
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
Others taking part included Rev. i Township of Grey, Clifford Dunbar. -
W, 3. ten Hoopen, . North Street i Township • of Morris, .Stewart
United Church, Coderich;'" Mayor Procter.
E. 0. Fisher, of Goderich;. Reeve I TOOT and Rebetah Lodges, Glen
Clarence Hanna, of Bast Wawa- i James.
nosh .Township R. E. MoKiney, a1 •AY & AM, Robert Cunningham,
former
mayor of Winghani. arid ex- Peter Baker, ,liArs. Ann Baker.
Ross Whittard, Ben. G.. Whittard.
LOL, Leonard Armstrong,
Brussels Lions Club, Cecil
McFadden.
Brussels United Church, Thomas I
Pierce,
St. John's Anglican Church, Mrs,
Daisy McLean.
Melville Presbyterian Church,
J. C. Kronter,
St, Ambrose Roman Catholic
Oltnreb, Mrs. Lloyd Hernaghan.
Ethel Women's Institute, Mrs.
Dobsen.
Cranbrook Women's Institute.
William Bremner.
BeuSsels 'Wemen's Institute, Mrs:
John Speir,
Duff's. United Church Walton. t
Walter Bewley,
Welton Wotheit's Institute, Mrs.
Herbert Travis.
I 'hereby give notice that Nominat.
len of a Reeve, Four Councillors,
Four School Trustees and One
P. U. C. Commissioner to serve the
Village of Brussels during the year
1963
Sincerely
Paul Grenier
TEXAN GRILL
BRUSSIMS, ONT,
PHONE 189
HI-T NEWS
The Brussels Hi-T held .dance
Friday, November 9, with an ttend-
ance of approximately 90 teenagerse
Winners of the prizes 'were as
follows; Freeze Dance — John
Watson and Myra. McNair; Spot
Dance Don Nolan and Linda'
Bryans; Mystery Record Rose-
Isiliery Cowing.
The Texan Grill donated 'a 'box
of potatoe chips which -svns thank-
fully received.
At an executive meeting Mary
Watson was elected secretary. It
was also decided that the next. dance
would be a Sock Hop-
•
warden Hugh Berry, of 117Oodham.
Dr, Stewart, the guest sneaker, is
former moderator of the Presbyter
ian Church of Canada end is .nastor
rs,r St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
4, -Ttitr.hnner
11111Mal•li svapoWnla
will 'be 'held at
BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
From 7 P. M. to 8 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1962
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places. on .
MONDAY, DECEMBER '3rd, 1962
Polling Sub-Division 'No. 1, In the
Massey Ferguson Show Room;
D, R. 0. William Bell; •Mrs, W.
Edgar, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub-Division No. 2, in the
basement of the. Public LlbrarY;
D. R. 0. Ben Whittard; Mrs. 'Vera
Hastings, Poll Clerk.
Polls to be opened
from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Wm. H. King
Returning Officer
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is extended to
my friends and neighbours who so
kindly remembered me with cards,
and treats and visits while I was a.
patient in Wingham Hospital and
since my return home,
Mrs, Edna Budnark
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks to all those
who so kindly remembered me
with cards, letters, flowers, gifts and
visits while I Was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London,
it really was appreciated,
Mrs. George Turnbull
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MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nominat
ion of a Reeve, Four Councillors,
Three School Trustees for Town.,
ship School Area No. 1, and Two
School Trustees for Township
School Area No. 2 to serve the
Township63 of Grey during the year o
will be held at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th 1962
If demanded a ,Poll will be opened Speclai thanks to the
at the folloWIng places on who planned it, We
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ettle.1962 ,.your thoughtfulness
Pealing Sub-division No. 1 at wishes'
School House S. S. No. 4
Polling Sub-division No. 2' at
Rev, A. K. Griffiths
Mr. Wm. Connell
CARD O,F THANKS
We would like to express Our
appreciation and thanksi to our
kind neighbours, relatives and
friends for the siiccessful Presentat-
ion at 'Ethel Hall,
r Stlitleter:
r: ergenlet:
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks to all those I
who sent flowers. cards, ex-pressed I
sympathy, or helped in ally way, I
at the time of the loss of our dear
sister. It was all very much
appreciated.
Addle CetrdIff,
Bill Oardiff,
Laura Williamson neighbours
appreciate
and good, WILLIS'S
FRESH DREAD mod BAKING DAILY,
Fruit Onti .V10114141*
At All nit.*
WEEK , -E N -SPECIALS
John and Margaret bower
CARD OF THANKS'
May we extend otu Sindere thanks
to all those who sent the beautiful
floral tributes, expressed sympathy
Ot helped in any way at the time
When we lost our dear mother, and
gritmhnother.
Thanks too, to All .those, who sent
006,, tiowerg, treats or visited
'Mother *bile She. was a. patient In I se,'
School House S, S. NO. 1
Pealing Sub-division No. 3 at
Hall, Walton
Polling Seledivielott No. 4 at
1VIoncrieff
Polling SUIAlvisleiri No, A at.
tett S1110 office, ttliel
Polling Stib-divishin No.
School tonse, No, 5 590
Paramount Pink Salmon,
tall
Cream of Wheat, 28 oz. 310
CARD OF THANKS
I wish t0 •sincerely thank m'
malty frietitia, neighbours and
relatives for the Many nets Of iiiiitte,
nesS to the et the time' of my" inittd6n
sad bereettiletit, .1
A Snedial thanks to Rev, ;I*, H,
Afideitrie, Me. E. A. Patin and the , Winghain 1-ToSPItal. 'These acts of
fifth 'of Morris 7'. 0.. W, green; to ' itiiiiiiites will Viwitsil he re,-
Polling AtilAivialeti No. 't -tit all those Who Sent flONVers, gifts of ' r•wnlirf ,d,
iletiiritanIty Centre, Oittilimok' .didooTi iiillos and diniatibria to the, ' Special thank. to the .StePhene, 1
Pails ft% kei riooliied rseepe ri,Jei arid for Visitti and ', Mt,, t,tid ikr.r. D. A. Patin, Pet. It.
from g' A.' M. 'to A P. M. AS 'Clriffiths and the torsos 'in Witi°01aili •
P:eftirtiing" 61Itopr ritogtatt, lien *fief
Edvilie.s. M. tfariliff, ' . tAr.„, ' It was all tleelilv Oniireripted and . Hapitat,
Pell Tyertiliiii
-CAthAtiititi. Mai 10)titi 3 for
raft Peanut Buttc,r oze
will roinato nrerionq Inernovv,
MrS. 'fietirge Martin
MUNICIPAL NOTICE 1
I ; 1'heneby giVe notice that NOminat- I
ion of a Reeve, Four Councillors,
and -Three School Trustees to serve
the Township of Morris during the
'year '1963
' will be held at
'MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
'FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1962
iFrorn 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
All persons wishing to qualify
,must either be pnetent at the
nomination by 2 p.m. or have a
written -consent for nomination
signed iby hitn or herself in the
hands of the Returning Officer by
2 p.m., November 23, 1962.
If demanded a Poll will' be opened
at the following Places on
SATURDAY, :DECEMBER 1st, 1962
Polling Sub-division No. 1 at
Scheel House S. S. No, 1
D,P.O., Laurie Scott
P.C., Leo 'Cieonyie
?tilling SieleditIsion No, 2 at
School House U. :S. 5. NO. 11
D.R.O., Allen 1VIeCtill
Pt e EdWerd Miller
Pelting, sitiAttiotiti NO. 8' at
Scheel HOUSe 'S. 5, No. 5
ER.G., Mirk Arinstrong
P,,C„ Christonher ,Nethery
Polling Siiii-division O. 4 at
Morris Township Hall
D.P.6, HOWard Smith
P.D., Sabk :dark
Polling Sith,diViSiort No. A at
Selietil Heted S. S. NO. 1
ri.P.i.).. bias, Clatriphgt
P.d., 5erddii 'ItiggitiS
Polling. Still-division No, II at
School House S. S. No, lii
litto.. ,Tau. Powthan
tixt, tliess, finilitan
0611S
to be Obened
rarri 6 A. M. fo 4 P. M.
NelOrie 'Hies:lee,
ttItiithitt's* r,$ftleetY Phone 112
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