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nu.etinl; ,of dents ot
Grey Towsship was Ii cl in the
Ethel Conirounity Centro On Monday
afterneon, Feb, to makk,
arrangeMents for holding a. Cvnienn
lat. John Pearsion Iyas r,ttliairman and
Glen Bray /secretary for the meetin&I. '
lira,t deckled to hold the Centenn
ial in Dth,01 on July 22nd, and 23rd/
Zahn Pearson was appointed
president; ilyt,lte Cardiff, secretary; ,
,Geo. A. Dunbar, treasttrer. A. chair
Man Tor each committee wao apn
ointed as firiliows';-
Publicity and Invitations — Mrs..
Stanley Speiran
Parade — Donald Dunbar
Sporta — Glen Bray •
Program —Robert OuntinOam
'Grounds -- Alek Peargon
Decorating — Stanley Alexander, 1
George Pearson, Leonard. Ward
Parking — jlames Pestell
' Harry Walls
Welcoming — Clifford Rowland, '
Grey Township Council
Booth — Harrold Swift 1 Finance — Geo. A. Dunbar, beslic
Earl, Cecil 13aternan, Leslie
1VICKa,y,
A chairman for each school set
ken was ialao appointed,
A meeting -was held in the Clerk's t
office on Friday evening, March 2,1-
with all chairMen present. Each
'School -sktion chairman Was asked ,
to have his cominittee appointed as ;
So* PoSsible and to forward
the narrlees to the secretary by 1,
Saturday evening A Corninittee
was appoinited prePare the invita
'tions and have them printed, A
You will find other values just as great as these et
THE MUDGE GROCERY
Not- just to-day or to-morrow, out Every Day of the year. '77,
- • Phone 7 We Deliver
".1956 Variety Reeue .
Sharon I-Iciningway, loan Cardiff, Joan Mckarlanei -13ye,.0
Alcock, Frattees MyerS, Irene Myers, Undo. Woo4, '(61,11.01,7* mati9n toovei,
Dentift, Pon Deve, Doilass Doittn LOng, Joyee rfAemal, Holon'Al*Ntroirs, Penne 'Wilton, itt
Leona, Arntstreng, Grace COits14,, Aileen Paltrier, Donald EdgdY, ProSeott, JIM Edgar, Cyril
PreSeott, 'Bill King, George Love, 'Grannie M-CDOnald, '013,Vor r.Pavitt-Tra4 kr40.),-,
Peter Hemingway, Peter ShaW, Heithigtity Joint IleoVet, Patta Maine.
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
The East Huron, Agricultural
Society is 'again ;sp'onaering a field
orop competition in oats. The
Soniety hag secured 'a limited
quantity of the new variety of
registered Gary oats.. Anyone wish
fug to enter this competition contact
the Secretary, Norman, Hoover, as
soon as possible,
CARD cY,I,'' 11-1ANICs ,
The family of th,e, late Mrs. Esther 1
McCauley wish Ito extend their ,
sincere thanks alld appreciation ;
to neighbours and friends for so ,
many 'acts of kintineSs, 'sympathy and.
help at the time 'of our sad bereave_ 1
anent. Special thfanlos to 1tev. larrles i, ..,
The Walker Funeral Home, pall. 1
bearers and the loan of cars,Dr. !,
-1ViYers and the Clinton Hospital I
'start, and for the beautiful ,
floral trilatitee. We also -wish to '
thank thoSe who tent cards and
boxes to her while she Was patent:
in Minter'. HeaPita
BORN
HODGINS and Mrs: „Jack!
Hudgins' (nee Jeyce Jardine) are
itaPPY announce. the birth of
their sni, on Friday, Mardi. 2nd, 1
1950, at Cluithmt, hospital, t
brotirkr for David.
BY WIN
10.00 a. in Sunday School
Li m. Divine W-orshIP
11,Unlater: Rev. 114, 'r. tlk4firin, S. D.
!Organist: L. D.,. ThornpeOn R. M. T
le •
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A, IL .t"-
Divine Worshts — o'clock.
PThe Way' The ,Master -Went"
Hie Ministty
Clittu/ch School 1,2 'o'clock
"'Mine be the path Thy feet have
trod — Dirty, iond, love to man and
:06.e
Arigfican Church oF CANADA ,
Pariah of BrUsoelo
Bev. Fred E. jewell, L. S. T, Peatar
john'ti 'Church, Druigot,
Ai a. M. iViorting Prayer • SlindaY SAW
tfitleth,
At.kiy
Evening tire/Y .-et' 7rt
Stinday dethOO1
USSELS OS
Post Publishing House Wednesday March 7th, 1956 Q2.00 per year ',Or•• -e- +Av. No-mtmrnmsur, 4,4•4444.•*,
United Church W. A.
St. Patrick's
Bake Sale and Tea
In the Brussels Public Library
Saturday. March 17th
3 to 5 p. tn.
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1r ',PBEY •TOWN$H1P PLANS Mes,. ,4,ctsOph $.
.FOR One of the, roost Iugely alto
"1350 ),(ARI.E.Ty• Rgvv,v
TO BE PRE$,ENTED .AGAthl
FRIPAY, MARCH 15th,
popular demand ,the "1900 ;
'Variety Revue.% which Wagl .Pre•R'lltea
on Mare)), fith. and Ckh, Will be *aged,
.again. in the BrueseiS ToWn Hall
Vriday, March 10th, nnder the ans,-;
trim of the .Zast Knron Agri, ;
cultural Society..
- This annual pmisentation,.
was a decided -succOss, drew a
'Packed 'house on menciay night and
in spite of the extremely intiernent
weather, a good crowd attended cf..;
pveried entertainment
Tuesday night and ehoroughly ,enJoY--1
ed fnll evening of "delightful'
If you didn't see it don't miss it .ort
Friday, Maroh
e an: ave Money
d s
•1•Ob Carnation Milk
•
Ecidys Red Bird Match
Dewhist Corn 15 oz. tin
Nestle's Quick 1 lb. tin
• 1 a •
41La44
2 for 25c
3 for 25c
2 for 25c
• • 49e
2 for 270
290
Garden Patch Niblets 14 oz. tin
Clark's Tomato Juice 48 oz. tin
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For Sale —
New and Used Cars
WANTED
Licencecl Mechanic or APprentice:
with some experience. Also a new -and use:a
Car Salesman.
motion was nagged that the Presi
dent and 'treasurer approach the
Council for 'a grant-
Edythe Cardiff, Sec, Riverside Motors
HORTICULTURAL MEMBERS
The begonia bulbs will be
March 13 or 14-. Please halve
,order in the Sec. lands by the
Shurrie.
S. $, 8 GREY ARRANGE
11 FOR, CENTENNIAL,
On Monday jitternoca a meeting of
the raltePayers of S. S, No, 8 was
held in the School and it was decided' I
In connection with Grey Townshin
Centennial, Which is to be held in
iEthel on Sunday and MoudaY,
12rul. and 23rd. 1987, 'that We, -the'
ratepayers' of No, 8, hold a. SundaY
,go together and iserrice at' the
ichool grounds on. the Sunday after
Paatioulars. later. Anyone
haying any :narnies soggestions
be !appreciated, Please contact Mrs,
Tienald M.cTaggart,
.SPECIAL
COUSINS ICE CREAM
79c HALF GALLON
Assorted Flavours
FOR A I.:IMITED TIME ONLY ,
At our office and at our dealers.
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Euchre Party
will be hold under 'the 'auspiees iof the G 'attal. T.
(Cancer, Polio and Tuberculesis) CoMmittee
of The Odd Fellow (andltebekoh-Lodge
in the Lodge R00/71$
Wednesday, March 14th at 8.30 P. M.
'Prizes Will Be Given — Lunch Will Be Served
Admission, 50c
Everybody Welcome
ROSS STEPHENSON IS
.pECLARED qRANO
CHAMPION AT CLINTON
Ross 'Stephenson, R. 'R, 1 Ethel,
wns .deciared graad champion at
the ninth annual Huron CountY
Seed Fair held at Clinton in the
District Collegiate. lastititte, and
sponsored by the 0ounty's and
Crop Improv emen t Association,
Mr. Steph.en.sion, .a .new exhibitor
,ot ft,!,-e fair compiled ehe . greatea
number of points by his exhibits
and many 'entries. Besides receiv.,
ing the Simpson aisais special and
the Blyth Co_Operative speetal tor
the exhibitor having the highest
nmnber of po'nts at the fair. Mr. • - • • StevhensOn walked off with the
Bank of Mo'ntreal special as winner
in the feed grain class, as well as
'the Canadian Bank of Commerce
prize as hay champlos,
Brother Is Runner-UP'
Close behind with a 'Score of 47
points w,a,g Mr, Stephenison!s, broth
or, Norinan Stephenson. R. it. 1
Ethel; who as a. runner np receiyed
the Read )3rothers. Elmira 'Ward,
MELVILLE CHURCH
tnerals in this village was 1,1911,1 oil
Monday of this ll'eelt Nyhen friends;
gathered to pay .their tribute of i
resret to Mrs. X. S. Wilton., whose /
sudden death on ThUrSday evening
shocked and saddened this Comm
Munity MeMbers of the Staffs and i
Dearos a the Winglram Distriict '
High School and i3rassels klablic I
Present, end former, Students,
Solmol attended as.did many eg her
r
The Nacre]. service Wes Conducted
by her minister the Rev, H, 'I'. ,
ooly1o, of Melviile PresbYiterylan
'Church, at her 'late realdence.
During the 'service Soft music was
played by Mrs. W, L, Spelm,
Pailbearers were: Rat. Gemmel, 1
W, B. Willis. J. S. Arnaltrong. Jrtofil
Riley, G. .1I, Campbell and D. C. I
Marthiesen, ,
The mass of beautiful !floral
tributes were carried by 12 nephe.ws.
Burial -took place in BrUssele
,Cometery. .
Mrs„Toseph S. Wilton died1
suddenly from a fractuiled skull, I
Mellowing a fall on some ice Quf- I
side Melvillo Presbyterian Church 1
,as slhe was returSing home after i
attending choir practice. Dr. B.
W. Stephens, was summoned, and f
ambulanee called but she die,d before
removed to hospital ,
Form-21.-rly Pearl Taylor, ehe was
born in ria.alita. and was the eldest
daughter of the late William
Taylor end his wife Emma Dow
son. After attending Seatorth
Collegiate and the 'Ontarie Col
lege of Education, 'she taught
high school at,Fenelon Falls, and
In Brussels 00intlinniltion SolIGOI 1
Since her marriage to the late!
joseph S, Wilton in 1927, she has
niacle ber home in Brugsels. Mr.
Wilton died in 1953.
Surviving are two daughteM
'Mrs. Hartley Fischer, Brussels;
Mrs. George DobSes, Wroxeter;
Six ,brothers, Russell Taylor, In-
dianapolis Harold, Rtetroit; Gar
net Statfa Robert, Louts and,
Harvey, and three ,sisters, ‘'' Mrs. 1
Clarence -Stephenson *Mrs% Watson i
- Webster and Mrs:. ,Anson. Coleman, 1
ail of Varna. 1
Mrs, Wilton. was a otembei- of I
District Eigli School, e MeMber
the teaching staff -of WiSshaM 1
of Melville Presbyterian Church and
of the choir.
STAGE SHOW
1956 VARIETY REVUE"
BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
IVIcKILLO.F TWP.
MAN ,REACHES 91
John: .1. 1VIcGavin, of R. R 4
Walton, MoKillop Torwnsfh,ip
Wednesday reached his 91st mile,
stone.
Active in livestock sbipping for
many years, hie pielisonaliy made
weehlY deliveries to Toronto un.
Itil he ceased to drive .4:luring Ids
McGayin marked 35
Years of accident tree driving.
• DesiPite adtvaneed years, he :
;continued to carry out chores on.
the farm of his ton GOrdi011,
cvlibm he residel& fte was pre.
deCeAted by Ids wife about 26 ylUrs
ortgo.
MORRIS .TWP; GIRL WINS
NORTH HURON SPELLING BEE
Thelma Gowing, 'daughter . Mr
and Mrs. Carl ,Gowing, of Monts
Township, Was 'winner' of the North:
Huron inspectorate !spelling- -Match
held in Wingham, Thelma is a
pupil of Donald 'Kai of S. S. No. 10
'Morris'. Fred •Stephenson,•son
'and Mrs. •Cr- SteDliensert. truasels,
Etinicl pupil. of K. L.- Ashton, of ,
Braasels Publit 'School Staff, Was '
rtnin.up in the ,rottch.
' PLAY
,'THE ABtlENT-MINDED
PROFESSOR"
' By Atwood Drama Club
In Ethel CominunIty Centre
WED. MARCH 14 — 8.15
Sponsored by Ethel
Women's Institute
Admission 50a and 25c
here
Your
15th. Phone 56
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Stipertest Gas and Oil
Brussels, (Int
Last Sunday was student Sunday
in the Presbyterian churches in. the
area. Mr. Howard Kerr, eighteen year
old son of Rev. Samuel Kerr, form
'erly of :Brussels was 'student
minister, Mr. Kerr is now attending
Waterloo College and will proceed
upon graduation to Knox,. College
Tiorontcr.„
Jim Edgar, president of the
Young Peoples Society conductedthe
service. :Shirley McNeil read the
Scripture; Jim Perrie led in prayer;
land Bill Martin read the announce
Meas. •
A girls' choins, trained by Mr.
ThornOson, rendered 'two •very fine
numbers',
The Young People went .to Wing
ham for Special evening Rally at
St. Andrews' Church
SPECIAL
COLD WAVE — $4.95
Including ; , Styling Cut S
For appointment call 40x
Vol's Beauty Shop
rc
NOTICF.— 8.15 P. M. SHARP
vomosms. The name of Alvin Oakley, was
inadvertently omitted &ern the pan
beam% in Mrs. N. MeCauley's
obituary last week,
Music -- Singing — Dancing — Comedy — Novelty Numbers
JACK THYNNE'S
/ ANNUAL CONCERT AND
DANCE
FRIDAY, MARCH 9th.
In Brussels- Town Hall on
featuring the
DI LLABOUGH SISTERS
of Port Robinson
Auspices of the Lions Club
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Meleille Presbyterian
Church 11111111110011111114111M111111311119 "Tom Thumb Wedding" "Nursery Rhyme Ladd"
Laurel' Hemingway, R.oSs Hemingway, Beth Pennington, Murray Cardiff, Jean Meses,
Storey. Tommy Cardiff, Bobby Tyerman, Andrey Cardiff, terry Alceek, Margaret Iff_OteS,
Hoover, Sohn Pennington, Dianne Ten Peso John Perrie, °hal. Oardiff, &Aran Stdrey, Fisch&
2 @he** nightly 740
Matinee Saturday 2 a. ml
.P_000,1k • zfOee 141;."0`1).1s)
Reed, 'Susan VeDonald, Dorothy Yonne,'
McWhirter) Pant 'Wilson, Garda g_ablit
."'Isdher, Lteld, rrank OtyltkiLy., 4,ralde
ciatnii5s, 0,ppnie , Jtirte
40Chelle Witieberg, Egh Pkvis;
Att.0..4 Liqvg.g4t;
'0644nk goglad 11."1-'0±-110; gre4-rra-A -730-At
ma-0-7N-175) IffarY" Irdtif
Mne ITY614,- "Caret -%44",Vitt
1Viarni l3ronson, Terry McWhirter, Jean Cardiff,
,Newton, 1Viary Ann Fischer, Linda Lowe, gletia
ItleCittelteon, Don Fischer, Lillian Myers, lia,neY
Fischer, Joyce Kollington France Cardiff, Rite
McDonald, Dianne Hastings', Lorna Bryans, loan
Wartvick, Jean Davidson., Ada Exel, Patsy BrYanii,
Marion Turnbull, Barbara Turnbull, Panigle:
Meehan, Audrey Wheeler, Ciei:ald Thema, jelni
Bridge, joe Wesenberg, Larry Wesenberg, -
Taggart, Mary 1Vlargaret Baler, soly Galbraith,
Fri.. Set. Mar. 0 - 10
'"LUCV GALLANTI
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Jete WYInah . 'Charlton ileateti I
'Chapter il Seriai '
Wed, - ThUr.
"Hiptis q OF BAMBOO"
Cinernaseope
Adult Entertainment
See Tokyo, It; Splendors, its
'slumt, It; virtue, vices
Marring,' I
Robert Rya; Robert Stack
f'APITmi LISTOWEL
THEATRE
REGENT! THEATRE
Seal or th, Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
(MS GP:0 0 0) TROUBLE tN STORE
Nesrnian Wisdcini
Margaret Rutherford
There It trouble in store for Norman
Wisdom, Britain's funniest funny
man, In coniedy, Songs and exeite
ment
BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES
Gene Autry Is the. top Man in the
tall timber country.
' Ilniff41411rOcrellittiree -`-plIT INtelAksit,
...13:14ttetettfr-S. Fr. Von' itennet*--
terlion Pipe sand
Adeompanists: Mrs. Thortms Donald nbee
te-Sf..-nieta.a —
TOG "rite& Wdcl. wae. - 14'
basptgATE. t•louttso
EturtirSepy, bogOrt Frettrie Mardh
' Adult ,t ntertafmtlent
What would yote lid If your family
Wet held at heSteget 16r thteb ties-
perote escaped' Coliviett. Ore
Added thrills tts the atiSpenSe
tieurtte to ,A stihnitriq t.
Monday, Titeaday and Wednesday
tatitt. it1 /41, "ekt JUNOLB
(ago e)
Datidt Andrew§ Jeannie Crain
the story It took eepoitate saferiS
to flini. thisaugh jungle haunta i
aat'oss the Veldt of violence, Vest
lion fangs, end inta deli, they And,
owed the bead Mao Oy the traneval,
they had to bring back alive,
toittilitt
' Double Mil
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