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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT 1
Mr, and Mre,Wn.11. Bense.,
w1s1. tio annolince the ellga&e"
Vent. Of their (laughter, Sarah,
Joyce, to Mr. Creel leeteel OooPer,
only son of Me. and Mrs. Orval
Cooper, Kippen,
The marriage will lake plitee, late
In. August,
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CARD OF THANKS
eannot eind IvOres to express my
appreciation to all my kinl friends
who eent gifts. flowere, cares, and
letters during "my recent ilinees. i
thank y431 all so very, very, much,
ler% Bevan Elliott,
SUPERIOR
Yes you can do better dealing with
your Superior grocer. We make your
grocery Shopping ea,sier, saving you
all kinds of valuable time and inoneY1
• . . take it easy . , Put you
order in to your nearby Superior
this week -end and see the difference
— for the best deal on your grocery
money -7 shop at Grewar's Superior
Market, Phone 5.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr. Jim Duneen, Detroit, visited
relatives here a.nd attended the
Morris Centennial.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duncan, Moose, -
law, Sask. have been visiting friend,
in this district and enjoying the
!Grey and Morris Centennial%
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Weekend ,visitors at the home ot
Wm. Moses were Roy and Mrs,
Buchanan, ,,Harrow; 'Mrs, El. Beck -i.
with, Tondo; Mr. and Mrs. E. Keene
:Toronto; Mrs. Shaw, Bluevale.
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31r. and Mrs, E. Garton, Ripley,
Mrs. Edna McCreath and i'Mrs. Jas,
McIntosh. Toroneo, Mrs. MeltaY'
Guelph. visited With Mrs John Rut
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fledge and attended Morris Cele
t ennia
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Visitors over the week -end with
Jas, S. Arinetrong and family were
Mr. end Mrs. R. D. Joyce and daugh-
ters, Sandra and Kathy, of Lorne
Park, Dr. and Mrs,. C. C. Ramage of
Vineland' end Joheny /Aycock of
Waterdown.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
IN ,CANADA
• Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 16 a. m.
MORNING WORSHIP 11.15 a.m.
A warm welcome awaits Yon—COME
Let the mind of the Masher be '
the master of your mind.
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" Knox Church, ETHEL.
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
MORNING WORSHIP 9.45 am.
Sunday School „ , 11 a. m.
IA warm welcome iewatits
Christianity is the best religion a
,
• man can halve, but the worst cloak.
e
Melville Presbyterian
Criurch
1000 a, 'n Sunday School
' 11 a. en, Levine Wonship
autkarlise4 de seeded alms assn. ,rost Odnoe Deputise:O. 90.00
Cudrnore
The home ,of Mr, al14 MrS. Earl re
Cudmore, was the stetting for the
wedding et Vieth' daughter, Doane!
Marie, end •N. 13111 Mee of Gerrie, I
The poem, is tine Son of Mre, joht
gusgreve. Gerrie, and the tete
Melvin Nay. The Rev, Andrew Lome
perfarined the wedding ceremony
under an meth or evergreen streamers ,
and bells banked with summer
flowers,
The briee was charming in a gown.
featuring an embroidered nyloe
bodice with finger tip lily -point
/sleeves and a nylon skirt with double
overskirt e tulle and net band
'embroidered with mother-of-pearl
&equine. Her shoulder length nylon
well was: held by •a coronet .of
quiether-of.pearl orange blossoms '
and she Carried a boquet of --
roses.
Misie Margaret Spetr, London an
maid of bond. was gowned in
Yellow tulle and 'Iace. The 'flower
'girl, Miss Mrurai Bronson, 1:)R Brim
%els, wore a dress' of mauve toile
and nylon satin, Both carried bas-
kets ,of yellow end mauve summer
;flowers.
Robert G. Nay, of Waterloo, wee
groomsman, for hie brother. ,.
Receiving 'celeste,. the bride's'
mother wore an +autumn blue dress
with pink aedessories, The groom's
mother chose a harcoal brown dress
with white and brown accessories.
For travelling, the bride donned a
white linen dress and duster with
red .6c:emu:ries. The couple will re-
side in -Gorrie.
25th. Wedding Anniversary
A, very enjoyable Welling was
spent on FridaY, Aug, a at •the home
Of Mr, and Mrs, Joe Cooper when
aboat thirty-five ee their relatives
and. friend's planned a elurerlee party
to boner them on their tweety,fifth
wedding aniversane
The evening we; 'seent in Playing
euchre and just before luncheon, Mr.
and Mrs. Cooper were Presented with
a Mgr lanep and other gifts from
the relatives by Mrs, Albert Cardiff,
eles, Irvine Hewitt, and. Mrs, Geo.
Pearson.
Mr. Leelle Lake inade the present,
anon Of a wall mirror from the
neighbours.
Although completely taken by
surprise Toe 'warmly thanked the
guests ear their gifts". .
Among those pnesent were Mr.
and Mre. Wm. Campbell., whose
Wedding annlvemaryewas ere- sante
day so Joan Bremner presented them
.with a lovely cup and saucer.
It was now past midnight so to
the serains of Happy Birthday to You
little Coleen Cardiff nresented, Mrs.
Irvine Hewitt, 'whose birthday is
Aug. 4, with a cup and 'saucer.
The guests then sang "For They
Are Jelly ,Good Fellows". luncheon
was served and a very pleasant
evening came to .ain end,
CRANTIPOr)7,"
Mr. Jacek Noble, Hanover, is holie
(laying at the home, of his mother,
Mrs. Jas. Noble.
Barwick - Machan Mr. David Brown, IVIonkton. visit.
The parsonage 'of the United ,Churdh,
Brussels, was the setting for the
'marriage of Miss, Joan Lavdrre
Maohan to Robert Worthy Barwick
on Aug. est, The bride Is the daug-
hter ,of Mrs. Lawrence Meehan and -
the late Mr, Meehan; and the bride- .
,graom is the ISM of Mr. and Mrs.
William Baxwick. Rev. Andrew Lane
performed the ceremony. The beide
wore a floor_length gown ,,of white
nylon net over satin with lace in-
sets decorated with sequine. In the
rfull skirt. She wore a lace bolero
with long ,sleeves and e, nleated
tulle head-drees enebraidered with
eeeeenean pearls held
her shou1der-
length veil. She carried a while Bible
decortuted with a single, pink rose.
Miss Maxine Meehan Was hem sister's
,attendenhth. She wore a floor_length ,
gownof lee -blue embroidered nylon
'aver taffeta With a matching bole
ero jeckelened headdrees, of blue
flowers. She Carried a nosegay of
red and white levee. William Barwick
of Toronto, *eh beet man. A: reeeP-
den was held in the chuech
The bride's mother Wore blue flew.
ered nylon dress, with white steeese.
oriels* endea wiretap of pink roses
The bridegroom's 'menet wore a pink
',and greYpeint nxleer dress With white
leeeeeseriee and a eirsage Of Pink I
roses roe the Wedding trip to the
Clene.dianweeteunit the Rocky Moun.
tains the -bride 'twee a dress of
pink ribbon nylon ever pink taffeta. I
with white .accessories. The couple
will live in tlaresholin, Alta., where I
the lerlidegreoni is stationed with
11, C. A. F. Following I
tlhe
UNION SERVICES BIU
Dining DINNIR'g
Dg the inbaith a Anna 1he .„ . , •
United and Preslysteldan teelegTe- Dili v E -IN TrtEATREi
gatiOna will hold a united service CL1 NTThur. - Fri. Aug. 9 - 10
in Melville Preebyterian Ohara.,N ONT, "A GIRL IN, EVERY PORT"
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%Milani Sevidix) dramatic, Marx
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Norm Pfeifer
and ate -tended the Mprris Centen-
nial,
Mr. and Mes. Doug. Lawless and
Simcoe, were guests/ of Mr:
and eire. Murray Htreither.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston McEachern
and daughters, London, spent the
week -end .with bus parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes. McEachern.
Wednesday, Augmt 8th. 1956
Morris Township Centennial
Draws 6000 To Brussels
Front the 'north and the eael, item
the south and, froni the West, these
Wink 'claim nerds Township as their
heine, flocked back by the 'hundrede",
to participate In tlie 3 -day Cen-
tennial 'Oelebratioes, Aug. 44i-6, that
marked 100 yeess o Progrese" and
development and to tenor the
pioneers who hewed out homes from
the virgin forests and laid the
foundations for those who followed
Centennial festeritiee opened. Sat.
urday morning with school reunions
In the various eehoole =oedipus and,
. Walton staged a street parade,
tn entre, drew a re, ord breaking erewe
tend Bolgrave was crowded with i•e•
mil= groups 44 spite of the derell
M e
pour of reend the resultant nand.
Sunday
Centennial activities continued
StuldaY With a CKNX hrondeast at
10 a. fellewed by worehip et the
Chureli of their theiCe and all diet-
• rict churches welcomed large con-
gregation% Belgrave 'United Church
,held 'Meal gathering following
Service, ,at which IttaOli was served,
Sehool Reunions
Rein :failed to halt the activitteS,
or dampen the epirite, of hundreds ;
of exemPiis and -teachers, who re- ;
turnee to the desks they once oceue 1
pied in response to the school belle ;
that rang throughout the township
on Saturday morning. The ettendence
at some schools was over or near, a
hundred.
The various school "sectiOne plan-
ned and carried out their own pro-
of music, eports, and speeches
and lanch was 'served to the visitors.
Happy laughter and reminiscence
eilled the hours es old!iacquaintanees
were renewed. At Stones schtiol,
Warwick Campbell, Plymouth, Ind„regis-tered,
registered, back for the first time
*ince 1924.
Centennial filaea and Eilessing
A large gathering of the membere
'of the Remain Catholic congregatione
aleeepted the invitation of the parish -
'oilers of St. Michaele Church,
tI31Ytli to attend and hem- the Most
Rev. John C. Cody, I3ishop of London,
Who eelebrated special Centennial
mass and blessed the newlyerected
'statue of St. Mieliael et St. Michael'e
Ceineeery, 7tile line of Morris, near
Blyth, at 8 p.
Memorial Service
Over .2,000 pereous attended tube4
Memorial Service et Vietorla Park,
Brussels, held under the auspices'et
,Brassele Branch 218 Canadian Leg- .
ion, whieh paid tribute to the War
Dead and the pionete founders or
Morris Township.
Wlt4 A Color party, members, of the
aon ' .
Legion and members .of the eadlee
( . .
Welton went au met in ;their efe AleetherY to the Legion, paraded to ,
arts to entertain tilieii returning old , the park at 2,80, led by Brussels ,
Boysi and Girls', highlighted bY a
Teegtin ;Blend. !Atwood kOonnneneltr
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;street parade of mare than 30 floats Band and Beware Pipe Band
which carried on in spite of persist -I The 'service was conducted hY the
ant rain. The reanalecler of their 1 Ibranch. Padre, Rev, A. "Lane, of :
treunia-n was carried out in Morrie 1 e'er/melte
-S. S.11 school house.
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A welcome to the vast congre...
The Walton celebration opened gation 'MIS extended by Reeve B.1
with a parade at 1 o'clock, consist- 'Parrott ef Morris and Reeve J. IL 1
ing of floats, old time, vehicles, Strettdn of Bruesele. On the plat -e
bicycles. Males, clowns, machine- form participating in rhhe service I
ry, old model ears and buggies, were Rev. B. Devries, Blyth; Rev. F. I
E. Jewell. end Rev. W. A, Williame, I
Bitiesels.
the parade sports
Visitors with mauntieson horse -back, etc.
MT. and Mrs. Fred
,,
Kirkpatrick, included Mae Reg. an
storf and Mks Eve Early, Ottawa, were eonduated by Herb. Travis B. C. A. Krug, of Belgnave Unit -
Miss Edith Howes, Harriston, Mr.
and Male NIT. Kirkpatrick and their
eon 'Elwin and his daughter Anna.
Mt Forest, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Tay.
lot and family and M. and Mrs. Geo.
,Robb, ail of Toronto-.
arry i Etasa; , en
• ed Church, guest speaker, delivered
nd Donald McDonald.
p
an inspiraellonal address.
a
Splendid program was ere -1 He 'reminded his listeners that too
sented with MreFrabk• Kirkbyt,, as often. we tend to forget important
chairman and Mrs. San Virlibee as I things.We accept geed reads, cars
aedompanist. The numbers were 'schoole, roads, abundant food, radios,
as tellovese Solo. by Mrs. H. Small:: open ehurchee, tale right of free
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McTa.ggart don; Retadings by Mrs,. W. CuthilI; expression, progress almost beyond t
visited in Monist, Ont as Attendants Highland Danes. Ann Achillee and the Imagination, of our grandparents
at their grandeughters wedding Aug Joan Johnston; Cornet soloAudrey greater educational oppertunities
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4th in St. Andeetws Church, Thorold. Ilackwell; solo, Dori lefeDonald; than anywhere else in the world,
, .
Square dance, Mrs. E. Stevens, Mrs aur hank accourette, as,our birthrigbt
TIVI,
A. Coutes, Mrs. ed eCreeth, Mrs.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT , KirkbY, Mrs He Teavis. Mrs. S. as a free gift of those who 'went.
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before us. "These were bought with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed,win,
Belmore, tannounce the engagement
of their youngest da.ughter, Edith
Joanne, to William Herbert, King,
son -ote Mx. and Mrs. W. C. Xing.
BrUSP,G1K. The marriage will take
place Saturday, August 18%., in
lelcIntosh Church.
tanussimosammtsumassi
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DRIVE-IN TtlEATRE
liumPluqe0, M". N. Mark, 1111111a N. tit price" Mr Krug said, "No glflI •
McDonald; Violin mnisie was fur without tee price of blood upon it".
nishee by Mr. Jae. McCall and Mr.. If we doubt the h:eartathe, toil and
F. Kirkby Was eaglet': soles, Kenneth and see merinos lee suggested we
ine Buchanan, Audrey Hackwell, go to the cemetrles and read the
Ran;Songs' by Six "-his, Cather -
Clete IlackWell, Elizabeth McGavin, '170; abefe loiltelreiPeltretaieeirorsr'TerhecAsdetini°ve.e'rT.115:
mr, melvia Dodds, a teacher at S)pioneers ehland aa
,Shirley Boemen, Ruth Anne Ennis,. acrifices ofour
m Ming Mernoetal to them We live
Waitaki 'reboot hi 1908 and 1909,
. in a Tend free from dombiaelion of
spoke briefly
.. any "egr°P
Prizes, were ,aVarded as follows!' peopleonjoy11),4oughaelt‘lvilg the16)tlo;hol
of those -who laid the foundations.
It could all have been lost if there'
hal not been young mien ready
to lay delve their Flees in defenee.
There woaild be no cense for cele-
brating if ther.ehad not been
i eufficient numbers to pay the Price
'Oldest gentleman on grounds,
J. eecGavite Teuegeet baby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D Mc
L ittoweL, oNT, Donald; Person coming farthest din
key.
Oretni* L. O. ThOMpian, R. N. T
Si
' the United Church
tOF CANADA
Mffli�r Rev: A. Laniel. •
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Thurs. - Fri. ` Aug. 9 e 10
Double Feature
. "MARRY ME AGAIN"
Robert &timings -
PACE THAT KILLS"
' (One Cartoon)
Set. - Mon. Aug. 11 12
"THE MAN Witi4
TI•tt;, GUN"
Robert Mitobilei, Jan Steeling
'tante, Mrs. W, Fareuhaeson, Cal-
gaey Alta:
Lencli wae seeved at the close
,Of freedom, 11'Gr. Klug entreated that
of the program
Eel g raee I we dedicate ourselees, in peen% te
f„ ' reedem for which. they, end the
Bali games Scheduled for Bel -1 eioineers, died, that we, not betray Our
Valve, -and Brussels on Saturday
obligatione tothose who come after.
;evening were rained out but the
ICKNX Bare DSmde at Beigrave
ingtfigagritisnistantiragnomg
tat. Mon. Aug. - 13 eNere AB A STRANGER" steRilTOL LISTOWEL
Tues, ,eWed. Aug. 14 15 ,
tinted Serefeee Ii6-11:6144ith tiits "DESERT SANDS" (AdUlt)
.
tHEATRE
(TwO, Oittiodits) • Mitchuni Freek Sinatra
ttreti Meeker • Marla thOlish Olivia de HaVilend
Chercit ittelt 'CT.;
'91 •
" Attgl'n
Churchor CANADA •
Perla df
Fred E. $. T. Rioter'
IL jean% titer* bruiginit ,
11 a. nt, Matins
i4ttbActi
It. DiswId'.'oherch, NikOtirs
tgb. 4. it ktittits
tilde* geboot
• , k
Tees, Wee, Aug. 14 - 15
"THE MAN WITH +FIE
otiLDEN ARM"
(Adutty
Frank Sinatra ktni
(two CaRoaiisj
. .
Chifeak 6H/ice:.
Beery Sunday Evening'
4 0 Peri.,
AttePreiteCflnt�ri
'Ministeetal
thUrt •AUg. 16 - 7
itHEIDI AND 'PETER"
(dolottl'
Et.betti 'btathurid
TWO Shaft Nightly, Rein of dear
BO± Office Oben at 7.e
First She.* it Dusk
ChildrWi tIridef it tit Oats
Cartrians at Egaft Pototiiimicif
Mr. Lane thanked the epeeker for
his fateefee tutdrets.
A ineintirlai silence was obtimired
while Moto* Were dipped in salute
and test Pest ,and Reveille Sounded
The assemblage nate/led; tit the.
Cettetenli Wheee n **teeth., Wit4
placed by Sallee Michie, Cententilat
FOL. - Sat: Aug, it), 11 Mode
•
41 -Fit NktitiASKAN"
IN TEOIINIC',OLOtt
with
PhlIdarey and Rabbet Haynes
also
The homey Boysftt
.,
Ito w El?
SrlieSele was the- focal point for
the flti.ftl; day et the, eisitteilidid
celebrations and the village liagin.1
est inee eo-o-lieleited Iti e fell heetted,
tribete to efortis Tottiiihiplitoltetegl
tettitiling bOyo and girls and present
readm-it, tc,oy tviiiii:ow rgo tegirti 1
Mid itio0 recalled 1/1",6,0114 dAYO*1t11 '
Veiliterfia illOittte of andel:Wet alit .,
Pletieet eelite kit tilt d6sritillOtif....1 and .,
tentitidittied 'Me liteltitil
$2.00 Per )rear 3;241
York Pork & Beans :40 oz. f�r
Brodie Angel Cake Mix
Brodies White & Chocolate Cake Mix aSig;
Brodies White Cake Mix
Carnation Milk .. • • •
Clover Leaf Sockeye ,5alinon7 oz. -
Rosedale Peas 15 oz tin • 2 for
Fallsview Tomato Juice 48 Oz. 2-
.....JAs10.1.1.,POJVAJ.4414..."111,
'feu will f'nd other values just as great as these st
t:ITLEDGE GROCERY
Not Just to.day or to -morrow, but Every Day of 'the Ppm
Phone 7 fielivoir
Pineapple Delight
ts our special ice-cream flavour for this month. Get some from $neer
dealer regularly. We are now distributing1TROPICANA ORAnre..P.:
JUICE delivered fresh daily from Florida. It is available frets* veer
milkman or your dealer. • 0. 40irerOP"Q,
COUSINS ICE CREAM
R. B. COUSINS, LTD.
uperi
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Keliog's Corn Flakes jumbo pkg.
g:Whtsgihpp lg. 16 oz. • • . • • --•
3 Shirriff's Lushus Jelly Powders • • 21.ac
3 Betty Crockers Cake Mixes Asst. 1..§1
Heinz Tomato Ketchup 11 oz. bottle 23:ii
2— 20 oz. Tins Dew Kist Ch.
Cream Style Corn
Store Hours
MON. TUES. 8.30 To- 6.00 p. m. VIED. Primn. FEL
SAT. 8,30 'Po 10 p.
G a EWA RIS
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— WINDSTORM
— LIABILITY
— PLATE GLASS
— BONDS
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e- TELEVISION FLOATS
W. E. Collins, Insurance Ages
Phone 47
Office Over Kreuter's Plumbing
YOUR oRottrioN IS OUR BUSINESS.
4.
Brussels, Ont.
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Old Scrap Iron, Cars, Rags, Batteri -
Feathers and Scrap of Any Kind. '001
Wfll pick up all orders, big pr Orgalt.
1-ligbest 'Cash Prices Piag
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Phone 10i. Scurithw WaXitt
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