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C. G. I. T. HOLD M'OT'HER
AND DAUGHTER BANQUET'
The C. G. 1, T. girls and their
leaders need a Mother and daughter
Banquet in the Presbyterian ,church
on Friday, June 1. The banquet Was
:catered .to by the Young Women's
'guild. Mrs. Cecil Thompson of Oran_
brook was guest speaker, Miss Moses
brought greetings from the W. M.
S. Mrs. Thomas of Bluevale, greet-
ings 'from :the 'Presbyterial, Sheila
Black gave a reading and J. Care
diff, J. McFarlane, Sharon Heening-:
Way, sang a 'trio. 'Mr. Colvin intro_
duced, the guests at the head table.
Helen Wilson gave a. toast to
Mothers, Mrs. Matheson'
Mee. pipe proposed a. toast to
!dattghtere responded to by - Jean
Betty Alcock thanked the ,
guest speaker and also presented
her with a gift from elle 'C. G. I. T.
girls. Elizabeth Pipe thanked the
leaders, Mrs. Matheson and Mrs.
Hemingway, and jean Daeildson
'Chanted the Y. tr. .G. for the supper.
This stare the lasts meddled until fall.
MELVILLE CHURCH
On Sunday last the Ladies Aux-
:* iliary of the Brussels Legion were
present at the morning Worship.
' Rev. 'Harold Colvin, in his sermon
Spoke of the unrest, suspicion, and
fear of another, . World war. The
'speaker' mentioned the %a that
' Iduring the last wee our political
leaders lead Asked the people and
the church to ,pray for victory and
peace, and their peeyers Were an_
Swered. However this was not kept
up. But of recent yeere church
attendanee • is becoming po'iwlar,
merely aittendine,,, services will not
leave Our. self's, Mr...Colvin spoke of ,
Martin Luther's leistificatilon ; by
Faith, and not wnalc4s, . to gain our
petee, with God. A male 0c:tette eang
a immber, May the teed Depend on'
You. and the choir rendered the •
anthein Ye That Stand in the Hone&
of the Lard by SPInneY.
'Gray Twp, School Boord Meeting
Mineetes were'read and adopted
on motion of Bolger and MeNaught,
Motion of MoNaught and Mc-
Farlane that Bolger look after oil
tank at NO. 1e,
Motion McNaught and Bolger
!that the Board does not accept Con-
-ley's resignation, •
Motion of Brown and Bolger that
Mrs. D: Raymond's, designation be
ta.ccepted with regret and letter Of
'appreciation sent by the secretaxy.
Motion of McFarlane and Brown -
that Conley look fatter details of
obtaining lanel at
Matfett of Bolger and McFarlane
'that 'following bells be paid.
Gordon'Speiran, 'trucking wood 32,00
dordoe. Cook, welding ,75
Cecil Ecionier, Posts and labour 74.00
Doug, Ennis, window' blinds' 3,00
Jack Hood, school sepplies. 12.63
Brussels Creamery, nbilk 9.91
Selwyn Baker, wood . 9..06
:T, C 'len-11110m.y Secretary
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Lynn Valley Peas 20 oz. tin 150 • 37c'
Clover Leaf Sockeye Salmon:".
7 oz. tin 47Cf.
Aylmer Fruit Cocktail 20 oz. fin ricv 31c
Van Duesen Tomatoes 28 oz. tin 25c
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You will find other values just as great as these at
THE RUTLEDGE GROCERY
NEWS OF THE
KANSAS FARMER
The following appeared in 'a recent
issue of the Fort Frances Times.
"Jack Thynne known as the Kansas
Flamer from Huron County, Ontario I
Staged a two hour concert in Mc 1. -
Gaelees ball on Friday evening. His
violin playing, singing and telling i
Stories were much enjoyed. He left a
message .which accoedieg to reoord I
he tells at eaole small village, "Bach
tresident in the community Should
Support his focal stores, scheola and
, organizations to the limit, In this if
imeidern age eviith *reel highways
land motor Vehicles the trend is tei
elpend time and money hi the larger
peptlated ;arena- 'relic& will in 'time''
idecreabe the property value thige
ncE living in this ;0r ,any other rural I
icomenunity." There •truth in I,
this message. „ •
parents, and all others interested
in young people should get behind
this project and see that it succeeds,
for every member inthe'band that
presented the concert on Friday is a
resident of this community, they had
no outside assistance, ands their per. ,
forrntance was a credit to all eon_
earned.
NOTICE -L
Hydro bills for June, Payable at
Clerk's' Office. Discount will he
allowed .until June 36th.
Hydro' Commission.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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'We are pleased to announce that MR. ALLAN NICI-IOL will be Ott
reDreeentative in the Brussels area,' He, will ,be only r' feel' gad to
Call on, you to assist you in your redecorieting ne'64. He can supply
you with Congoleume, Queleet, Repleuin and Inlay mai
coverings selected froM'' iirx extensive ,stock in Stratford
overnight. Theneeke theeeis a full range of floor tiles in inlay
linoleuma, keelebb,er and vinyl to choose from, with prices to
" even,' budget.
'or those bathroom and kitchen walls see the selection of
rongowali, Quakerwear Barclay board or Plaetic wall tiles
J. & M. FLOOR COVERING . '
Floor Covering - Tiles -- MeV Covering
Counter Topping Paint
27 Market Place, Stratford, Ont. Phone 1746
ALLAN NICHOL
PHONE 95x BRUSSELS, ONT.
Ifisnigammisis
Tues. - Wed. June ,5 - 6
"BENGAZI"
Richard Conte Mala Powers
Thurs. Fri. June 7 -S
"SPANISH MAIN"
Maureen O'Hara Paul Herifeid
Sat. Mon. • Julie - 11
"REDHEADS FROM.,t Sfta
(GOI;0) •
Rliorida Fleming, Teeeed Breviary
Guy Mitchell:
Time, • Wed. June 12 -13
tBRIDGES OF TOKO.RI"
William Holden, ,Grace Kelly
Miokeyilediley
Ties and Socks 4 .50c to WO
"'" Shirts Forsyth $3.96 to $9.95
Sweaters Tony Day and Shelby eok $4.95 to' $0-95
Underwear Toles and Bottoms $1.00' each..!ie efe
444.44 . . 4414"4144 ,44,4•4444444 -$3.95 to $5.95
all obioute teem* $5.95 to $14.91
$5.95 to $14.95
.••••1,"
Pyjamas
Penes
jacketa all tolottre • a
Top Coats Tweed and Gabs $24.95 to $35.00 .0.
Post Publishing House
BRUSSELS ENTERTAINS
LISTOWEL .BROWNIES
Forty Brewinee from Listowel with
elide leaders were eetertained by
the Brownie pack of 3russels on
Friday night at their Meeting la the
len100 „Cleueeh., Des riot Otemise-
lone: Mrs. 'Blume]. of ListoWel aceom.
Pained the visitors One inpected both
groups, also assisted Mies, Russell,
of Lislowel, in, the enrolimeet of
five new Brownies in the Brussels
pack. They were Gail and Darlene
•.elaehan, Bonnie Woretman, Ann
Higgins, end Susan. Coleman,
The two packs combined for
their Brownie meeting in charge
of Brown Owe Mrs, Williams Kelling-
ton and Tawny Owl Mrs. George
'Galbraith, Games, folk dances, 'char-
ades and a sing-song preceded auntie
'served by she Methane of the Drew-.
niee, under the couvenorship of Mrs.
Adrian MeTeggart and Mrs. R. G.
MaPAride.
Pre . -
Baking and Apron. Sale.
SPONSORED BY ST, AMBROSE ALTAR SOCIETY
In the Brussels Public Library
Saturday, June 16th
AT 2.30 P. M,
Paper Drive
Sponsored by The Breseele Lions Gileh
For local welfare work
There will be a truck pall At your doer to pick them up
Wednesday, June 13th.
Please have papers bundled, with magazines and neweeapeff
separated.
Citizens of Cranbrook, Ethel and Walton please take imtieee
.For additional information contact Russel Knight, le, R. 2: Erlisselsr
Cliff !Dunbar, Ethel; Max Qidfleld, Brussels. GREY TVVP, CENTENNIAL
DONATIONS RECEIVED
Donation's are being 'received eor
Prizes In connection with the Grey
Township Centennial Parade which
is to be held at Ethel on July 23rd.
1956. iv*
Any one Wishing to donate, con
knot anyone of the Finance Com.
rnittee Geo. A. Dunbar (chairman)
Leslie. McKay, Cecil Bateman,. Leslie.
Earl,
W. 0. A, A. SOFTBALL
INTERMEDIATE SCHEDULE
ENTERTAINED
On, Thuiredey evening of last
'week at the close of the final choir
practice for the !eninmer, the mem-
hers of Melville thole wee.e, enter_
pained by the .organist and' his 'Wife
MT, and Mrs. L D. ThomPeeli, in the
ladies parlor of the church. After
abort program, en *evleich. Cyril
iclett and Glen Plant sang solos, and
Wm. King Jr,, gave a talk on his
trip to New York last Easter, re-
freshments were eenved by Mrs,
Thonipsonneossisted by Mrs. Harold
Keeney and Mrs, GeOrge, Evans.-'
Rev. Mr, and Mies.;Colvin, were
gnats 'of the choir.
June 7 - Brussels Beigrave
7 - Brussels at Beigrave
8 Bluevale. at Wessels-
11 Brussels at Bluevale 1
14 -Londeshoro At Brussels
Wroxeter at Stone School
e (Double Header)
10 re-e Brussels at Lmideshoro
25 , Wm:tam, St Brussels.
Belgra've at Brussels
.30 Erase:els, at Stone
Schnol
NEW LIONS BAND HARTLEY FISCHER
SHOWS AMAZING PROGRESS I APPOINTED VILLAGE CLERK
Those who did '• not attend 1/103
Lions Baud. and Variety Concert ,
the Town Hall on Friday night
missed en Opportunity to tear the
excellent 'Moults of the fon, mouths'
training under' the direction Of
Blandenaeter, iSe'llubell. Mr.
Schubert, the boye and girls of Me i
new 'felons Band, Mr, K. Ashton, 'who ,
40:$ been in. Plenrge, and Lion Prest-!
Ident. H. Thomas merit 'tyro higlieg:
praise for their work. What can
accomplished by concentrated and
co-ordinated effort is amazing, ..
The salon played by Mr Sellubelq,
who is an. accomplished viollieiet,.
were the highlight of the evening's'
Vareetee. ierorgreen arel 'thrilled: `'the
audience, Al so in;luadi ,e,d ie the variety
numberswere oesolos by Patsy
Bryans, Glen Plant and Brian Pree_'
colt; vocal. (lush Joan Thomas and '
Brian .Prescott; saxophone ealos,
John Pipe, David Kennedy; clarinet
duet, Douglas and Gerald Thomas, I
Lion Jas. S. Armstrong was chair_
man for tape evening and after brief
welcoming f rem,arke, introduced
'Bandmaster F. Schubert, who ex-
pressed his pleasure in the progress
the boys and girls of the new band
had made in suoh a short time.
it is to yegretted that there were
not. more 'people in attendance to
give their support and encourage-
ment, The Lions are glYileg• these
young people an- excellent oportun •
ity they would not otherwise have,
to culti"v"ate a taste for, appreciate,
enjoy, and participate in, good music,
somethings to be much desired and
'which is, all -too often, sadly lacking.
Ito Would be a pity, end a sad reflect_
GARDEN PARTY
Seonsored by the Women's Association of
Knox United Church, Belgrave
will he held In the church
Wednesday, June 13th
Supper will be served from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. followed
C "ONCERT
in The dhurch Auditorium by The
40 VOICE ATWOOD MALE "CHOIR
Admission Adults $1.00 Children .50
A Booth Will Also Be Available
Hartley Fievitee. et the Monday!
night joint Meetieg of the Council
Hydro Commission, receive the
aPpointateut as Clerk of tin' sellieleo
of Brussels,
Otilen applicants ter the position I
were Rae Bronson, It. S. Warwiek,
Wilbur Turnbull, Clifford Cardiff;
Mrs. G. 'R. Campbell and Mrs. W.
Edgar,
The 'application of Gordon Brad-
alum for Hydro Utility man abs
accepted at the same meeting, Appli-
cations for this position were also
received ,frota Wm. Me'Webater, Jack
MeWhirter, Joe Timell and Jerry
Barrett.
Bantams
15 ValiSsels Linevemd
15 .1111enkbon at Brussels
19 Brussels at M'onkton
22 Linwood. 'at Bruseels
26 Brussels at Sebrin:gville
20 Sebrineville at Brussels
Monkton team is Pee Wee.
EVIONCRIEtT' ion on the cultural taste of the
community, if through the lack of
lettfeilcieeit skipplort and enconra'ge_
merit of the people, this work had
to be discontinued.
The monthly meeting of the Mon_
crieff Women's Institute was held),
in the Community thlail wide a very
good ,,number present. The Meeting
opened with the Ode and the Mary
Stemeart Coillect,, Itioliowed by/ the
minutes of the last meeting. Business
was then discussed. Four ,delegates
were appointed to go to Brussels
to the District Annual,. Mrs, Scott
McLean and Mrs. Leslie McKay were
appointed to go to 'Guelph to a
dinner,, which is to he held in June
' Mrs. Leonard Meehan, was preeented
With a gift Prior to their moving to
their new home in Brussels. It 'was
decided in regard to the ,Extension
Service leaflet, our first choice
for a course would be "Hints for
the Home Nurses" and our second
!choice would be "Salads". Mrs.
Elmer Hood had charge of the re_
el-Wader of the evening. The roll
Call was answered by "How to keep
from growing old." The motto
"Take pains with your meals and
then you won't take .pains "safer_ 1 p ...
wards". Was given I?y, MekeeClifford
Robertson. Ml e i' ' itiehmond then
gave a,,, delve ' , tion on Home • ,
Mir '' ,e:4 'Nfrg. ten Crawford' A ;Vey interesting 'Tending
Behold Angel." A contest on
ealth was Coeducted by Mrs. G.
Richmond. The meeting elesed With.
the "Queen" and luneh was seevect
Offloees for 1956 ' 57
Peat Pres, ..... ....... Mrs. L. Meehan
Psrtesv. ice, epreo, Mrs. Scott McLean 1
Mrs. J. Smith
2nd Vice Pres, e., Mrs. Les. McKay
Se d,l'Pren S. .., ..... Mrs. C: Harrison
District Director, Mrs. G. Richmond
.Beaneet Directors, Mrs. Oink Cox,
Mrs. Roy Patterson, Mrs. E. Hop.
penroth
' Convenore and Assistants'
Agti. and Canadian IndustrY, Mrs,
K. Ludington, Mee. Hoevatel Mc_
Naught,
Citizenship lind B(1'11.6111011, Me., K.
Smith, Mee E. Mann,
Cominutity Activities and Pnblic
Relations, Mrs. M, Bane end Mee,
Beli Sinith.
Viatorioal Itefietiiieli :slidet Cuerit
Everite, Aire, A, Werel and lips,
O. Hoer-180e.
Jodie 21.-Vibillica Mid Ittaith, MrS.
0. Reberteon, end Mrs. Elmer
Hood,
Ttesolletione, Mrs. Win. Ralialigaill
,arid tk,Tia, tinitiKfi,y lie'
an, 'Orarrotti. and o
Mee, ine Stith
,.,. MM. ROT) Stein
Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
Phone 7 We Deliver
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CARD OF THANKS
Campbell - Mere words are
inadequate to express our grati-
ende. To-each and everyone TAW,
has helped us- through these days of
sorrow With beautiful flowers
Verde of sympathy and deeds of
infinite kindness, we can only say,
"Thank you se much".
Alethea, Campbell and Family
LIBRARY NOTES
During the months of June, July
and August, the summer hours will
be restmede
Open Tnesdaye: 3 ; 5 p. m.
7.30 to 9.30 p in
Saturdays: 2 - 5 p. in.
7.30 to 10 P. in.
The Huron County Bookmobile will
Make its regular exchange at Belies-
els Library on Tuesday, June 19, at
9.00 a rn.
VAL'S BEAU't ef SHOP
Cutting. Styling Cold Waving.
A Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels.
FREE MOTH PROOFING
Plus Famous
REVITALIZED CLEANING
When Garments Are Cleaned At
BUCHANAN CLEANERS
Send With Confidence
Agent
MAYDELL SHOPPE
Brussels, Ontario
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ATTENTION PARENTS
If you have a child ready to start
to school in Sept., 1956; the Brussels
Public School Bohyd,requests you to
register your child 'for the fall
!term by contacting Miss. Luella
Mitchell or Mrs, 0, S. Elliott before
Julie 16, The age limit is six yeere
Old by January 31, '1957, This
to ascertain the number of 13
foe Sept. this year.
Melville Presbyterian
Church
Moo e. m. sunday Sebooa
31 a. m. Divine Worship
The Trinity
;Anthem e .Gete4f _Me depths I arY
,to piles -- hams
AllnIster: Aev. H. T. e. vin, I. D.
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T
!F • •
1. The United Church
OF CANADA
.; Minister: Rev. A. Lens, B.
Sunday School
Divine Worship
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eft ette PEARSON'S SHOE STORE
and,
MEN'S WEAR.
We now have a full line of MEN'S WEAR
Hats Stetson and Brock
Caps $1,00 -to
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S H A R.
E-1N THEATRE
.qS,TOWEL. ONT.
'EGEN7 THEATRE
Seatorth, Ont.
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YOUR NAME ENGRAVED FREE
on any Pen or Pencil ipuechased at
Leach's Jewellery Stoee „
We handle Reefer, Wat
and Esterbrook Pens 8.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
SEMINOLE UPRISING
George monigomery Karen Beath
Bursting -606ed the' 'screen In "1
blaze of eXeitind that never te;witio:
High tension and tingliweeite"
in the blood-eteinetielOi& sAith,
elet, on the vt/saOilkfalth'iui to thei
VOW to eVitrto‘ the death. .•
TuesdaY and Wedneaday
TRACK OF THE CAT
Robeet. Mitchum Tereee Wright
Real, PAW, runaway emotions. An.
ether ohusual 'effeeee'°-of Men and
Weinett dellatit oft -guard. Peen the
producer-director' Of "the High 'and'
Mighty"Y
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tliteeedey, Friday and.' 'Saturday
1'A2A tGlq OF .dot-litSt
look Puddon, Barbera knelt
$5.95 to eq$9.93
LISTOWEL THEATRE ommoi.anronommomr
2 :flows nlertly 7.80 p. n.
Matinee Sa*urciiiy 2 p, ra.. 10 it.
11.15 a. tit
AngliearcCharch
ti .w Pt,
CANADA
Pail ' of
Row Fred E. Jewell, L. S. T. Rector
Suits Ail WOOL ineOetted
Sport Coats
Please note that until further teetlee
The Cepitet will operate on Week-
ende only. There will be 6406061W
on Friday evening, Saturday datinee I
and ,SatUrita, eVenlit.
Fri, Sat.
A bp boubfe Feature Proven
The toWerY boye ii Thee' Late§
Laugh Filled Advelittird
4 ablO THAT URANIUM"'
..1•4 995
to, $Agei
Men's liedvY short rubber soots le.ree' $5.95
Men's heavy Corp Sete work boots eele"'elt595 ellfd use
Meii's dress shadli Scott-MeHale end b'abit
Other dress Hilda . ironi tt'4 S4.01
Ladies Nytonts i5 Defiler ti -oittad
7
tat 4000;
one 11, •
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'"`tiii. ifeinnoi
lb; 1V2atins • i
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SL , David's Chtiroh, Henteeleeei
2.30 hi. Holy bmillirtirilesit itt Sandier SielioOt
George's ohurth. :Welted'
9.00 pi, Me Eereenk ; :4eViete
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Coming' t4 bLut,
*hiAL ('Color)'
• Akiiiit tifteiiettlifieit0 ' The Story of a thorobreet
Tiro shows Nigh tly,. ]?dill ;wear
'011." b*.' at line
Dot billed...Open at
filldran tiiddt t2. it,
C"erto ' l at t 001 Fel'tertnatiee
Auditors, Mrs.
iktra, L, Mete
Diatipt
Protie Relierter
Coneinitt tee, 'tinge Pert
lefellereeht, 111re, tfluiaa'Y' ItleknY,
Mrs', Clitford tiobertsen.
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