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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the spraying of
Caaie for Warble Fly in the ToWn_
ship of Grey will be received by the i
undersigned nntil 1r p. m., March
2nd. 1957. ,Stiate price per head
spray.
. LoWest or any tender not neces_
eerily accepted.
*Edythe g. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey.
TENDERS WANTED.
(Tenders to supply a three quarter
ton truck for the Township of Morris
will be 'received by the undersigned
up:until 12 o'clock noon, March 1„
1967.
is to be equipped. with
pare tire, heeler and 'directional
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LotVek or any tender not iideek.
accepted.
C. Martin,
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4,athoititedi , oleos usedi. Poet come Detimentent„ otteve east Publishing House Wednesday February 27th, 1'57 $2.00 Per year $2...S:,) U.
WORLD DAY CIF ,,, 1 t
PRAYER aERV'rE (
The World Day of Traver Serviee I
will be held M Melville Presbyterian I'
Church on Friday afternoon, Mardi. I
St. John's Guild.
PANCAKE SUPPER.
TUESDAY, MARCH 5th
Supper served, from 6 p, m. tq a P. m.
St. John's Anglican Church Basement
Adults 65 Children 3a
.. , Olt, 1,1,11.11R.S0111,01•1•ti..4 4•1••so 8111, elf
Dill Pickles 24 oz. tOS1•••••• o••• 529c
Sweet Gherkin Pickles 16 oz. • — 35c
..4.•Ost Huntz Catsup
Solo Margerine
York Pork and Beans
19c
• • • .... • .... 29c
2 for 29c • . • • t • • • • • SO 0.0.4 ... • .... • ....... sr,* •••••11001••1••••••*-
Dane gave an Valentine original
ROY SCOUT
ANNUAL 9.ERVICE
Jtn St. JOIta'o: Anglican Church on
Su Mlay evening last, the ,S cents,
• Wolf -Cubs, Guides, Old Brownies
paraded for their annual church
service. Rev. P. E. Jewell in his
address spoke of the 'parallel he,
tween the Great iCommandment:
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God,
and thy neighbour pee thyself, and
the Boy Scout promisee I will do
"best to serve. God and the Queen
and to de a good turn to somebody
every day,
Mrs. Xellington wastin charge 04".
the Girl Guides and Brownies.
MAJESTIC W, I. ENTERTAIN
The Majestic Women' IlLstitute
entertained the nmethera of the
Walton Women's. Inetitute Wirt?, they
had a epee%) Program marking the
60th, anniversary of the .,founding'
al the Women's 'institute,
Mrs. W. IL Bell, the president, Wes
in charge of the meeting and
I welcomed the visiting institute,
)4, menthe*, More than 70 -women
attended.
Two sessions of community Mpg.
lug were enlayed with Mrs, B. B.
Cousins ,conducting -and Mrs, 'W, C,
.Kerr at the plane, WS. Andrew
4 • • f • • 1, ir Brodie's Combination Cake Mix
11/4 lbs. 25c
Large Coffee Cake
2 oz. Jar Cheery Morn Instant Coffee
10 oz. Tin Tomato Soup • —Only.. I
3 Jello. Instant Puddings
Bag, No. 1 Grade, Potatoes
Seeding,
Age letter announcing. an &Steers'
conference (:).AC, Guelph, M .Key was
read. and Mrs. John Speir, eeeretary-
treasurer of the Institute, was, asked
to attend,
Cars to trananort the girls, to the
achievement day in Seaforth in
March were arranged.
were Mrs. Robert Walker. Mrs,
Ethel Women's Institute to attend
a special meeting to celebrate the
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SKATING CARNIVAL
DRAWS CAPACITY CROWD
A large 'asunsber of costumed
skaters participatd in the. 2nd, annnal
skating 'carnival sponsored'sby the
Brussels Arena CsammiSsion,
Mies Barbara Evans was chosen
Qneart Of the Carnival over six
other cointestants, Donald, Heming-
way won, the honors as king.
Prize Winners
Best dreseed 'couple over 16: Mrs.
Hugh Pearson, and Man. G. Stepnen_
son, Beverly Evan's and Burton
I3Jvans, David Hemingway and
Laurel Hemingway, Ronnie and.
Karen. Kiefers" best clown: Vicky
Willis, Sharon Hemingway; best
national. costume; .Gayle •Eoller,
David Hemingway; best dressed
luMbe4lack, Ethel Brewer, Mrs. X.
Lowe best St. Patrick's costume:
Rees Hemingway, Marjorie Kiefer;
best St. Patrick's couple reel 16
years: Ann and Wayne Lowe;
'graceful ,couples Cart and Ruth
Hemingway; best dressed girl under
16: Rochelle Wineberg, Linda
Thenstone ,beet idressed -boy under
10,Scat Wilson and David Dun,cam.;
hest *dressed woman over 16: Mrs,
Eldon Wilson, Mrs. G. Stephenson;
best dressed man over 16. Donald
isTelmingway,'Bill Stephenson; largest
family` one skates, Carl Hemingway
land family; Oldest person on skates
Sylvester Fox; best -Valentine
oostninse ,Sally Galbraith, Marion
HemingwaY; youngest girl on skates
joante Sttheibletison, Vioki Willis;
youdgest boy: John McDonald, Scott
Wilson.
Sou wit Ind other valueslust as great AS these al
Mrs. James Elliott.
Entered into rest at her home at ,
Arden Manitoba; Ire*brudry 8th 1957,
Margaret Alice Murray, widow of the
the late lames, Elliott in her 94th,
Tear. Both were one time residents '
of Bolmore and nil-el', going west
in 1889. They settled in the Glen-
helan district. Mr. Elliott Medeceased
her in 19.37.
,Funeral services were conducted
(from Arden United Church aild final
resting place in Arden cemetery
Surviving are 2 sons and 2
daughters; a grandchildren and 6
great gra.nslchildens also 3 sisters.
Mrs Tosenhine. Nichol, Regina, Sask.;
Mrs. Marian Irwin, London Ont.
and Mrs. Lillian Livingston, Willow_
dale,
For our loved one Peace
And for us Beautiful M,emory.
••••••••••••••• ILEKE xNICER)! IS W A THE
• Phone 5 We Deliver Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
Phone 7
We Deliver
institutela founding
Two program numbers were given
by the Walton institute.' a. vocal
•90.0 by Mrs. Harold Smaldon and, a
reading by Mrs. Gordon. MeGavin.
Mrs. Harold Speir told the story
of the feanding of the Women's
Intitute in' Stoney 'Creek and: traced
its history to the present day.
Mrs. It, B. Cousins dealt with the
motto, eThose who bring eimshine
into the lives , of others can't keep
it from themselves."
Plans for 'the redecoration of the
library committee had asked for
two Institute menebers to assist in
the arrangemients. Mrs. Clare Long
and, Mrs. Harold Speir were named.
!Two birthday cakes centred the
tea table. One was, made by Mrs.
Kennieth Shun-tie, a striking replica
of Mit. Adelaide Heedless, the
tounder' of the Women's Institute,
and the other; donated by Mr. Archer
*Gresvar. Hostesses for the. meeting
'were Mrs. Rabert Walker, Mrs.
Frank Nichol, NI*. Wan. 'livens.
Federal Riding Of Huron
Ube al
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IN THE
SPECIAL
For The New Year
)E LUXE CREME OIL PERMS
Until February 28th.
$5.00 Complete
Phone 40x Brussels -
, VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
THE PRE-SUN/1E1.1,JAN CrfURCH
IN CANADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L.. Thompson
Service Of Worship 11 A. M.
"It takes less time to do a thing
right than to explain why you did
it wrong."
aminating C riven
AY, MARCH 1st
AT 8.15 P. M.
LEGION HALL CLINTON, ONT,
Guest Speaker
BORN
BUDNARK — To Mr. and Mrs, Wes,
Budntrrk, on Tuesday. Feb. 26th,
in Victoria Ilosipital, London, a
daughter.
BORN
Pete and Lawrie Cousins are
happy to announce the arrival of
their son Randy John, on. Feb. 20th,
1957, at Wingkam. General Hospital,
a brother for Murray and Cathy.
HON. WALTER HARRIS
MINISTER OF FINANCE
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders for supplying Warble
Fly Powder for •the Township of
Grey, will be received by the under_
signed until 1 p.m.. idles:eh 2nd, 1967.
Loteet or any tender not neces_
sadly laccepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of GreY.
Everyone Welcome
STAGE SHOW UNITED CHURCH , W. A.
The Women's Auxiliany otilrussels
linked Church held ite Febnuery
meeting on Tuesdaiy afternoon with
Mrs. James Beerans.e;residing. In the
absence of the ,secretany Mrs. ,Tohn
Rowland recolnded the minutes. Ten
visits to the sick were reported,'
Plans for raising nioney were
discussed.
Miss Caieee. McCracken read' a
Setter from the Canadian "Save the
Ci131.1daSen" organization thanking
her group for their generous help in
amoviding warm clothing for needy
mitsid111.41103111•OrS2144,
Knox Church, ETHEL.
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 1.30 P. M..
Service Of Worship 2.30 P. M.
"I halve resolved. +never to do any,
thing ,which I would be afraid to if
it were the last hour of my life."
Jonathan Edwarde
B USSELS TO N HALL
TWO BIG NIGHTS 8.15 P. M. SHARP
LIONS ENTERTAIN
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
The local Lions -entertained their
Sons and daughters at their regular
supper meeting on Monday evening
of this week. ,The club president,
Lion Cordon Knight presided and
welcomed,,titre gittests.
The 'Sing song Was led 'by- Lion
Tamer Selwyn Baker with Lion
:Dotted Dunbar at the piano.
The usual business period was
conducted. The draw was won by •
Lion?. A. Rana.
Dr. J, 'Turnbull of Seaforth spoke
briefly. •
The eivening was &livened' by
Lion Tailtwister Jas. S. Armstrong.
The program included piano solos
by Gwendolyn Martin and Jack .
McBsikle, tell:owing by moving
pictures shawls by Lion R. )3.
' WE WELCOME YOU TO
OUR SERVICES
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the contract of supply-
ing, crushing attel, delivering aPProxs
imately 12,000 cubic yards of gravel
on 1Vlorrie Tew,nehip roads will be,
"received by the undersigned up
until 12 o'clock moon, 'Igarcb.1., 1957.
Crusher is' to be equipped with a
throe quarter inch. screen.
A certified icheque for $200 must
accompany ,each tender.
Lowest or any tender not necee_
Sadly accepted. ,
Gee C. Matain,
Clerk,
,,Oht0 children. In her repeat she told of
.sending 7 afghans, ,28
sweaters, 96 pairs of stockings. 16
Pairs of mitts, 6 -Pairs bootleg. 7
ltirs of house shoes. 2 'bonnets and't
'baby's layette, diapesa and some „„
used clothing,
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BRUSSELS THE PRETTIEST
SPOT IN THE COUNTY
•..'.x•••=it=••••6arliiidre41., Melville Churell
Minister: Rev. H. 1'. Colvin, B. D.
U A. M. Sunday, School
‘1.1 A. M. Public Worship,
STUDENT SUNDAY
Service In Charge of Young People
The United Chtireh
OF CANADA,
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A. 13.'
Divine Worship 11, A. M.
'rife Christian Leader `.
011urch 8Choot o'olOck
Who wilt, join the Horticulture
Society and help make it , the
alCOII.1111141.4.432,..Ilit=r.•21M7404.
Music „Singing — Dancing Comedy — Notteity Nurnberg-
prettiest spot
• eeees;e. One , enthusiatic business man
who believes that doing is a splendid
advertisement has joined. who Will
be next?
The Horticulture
the annual election
20th,
President
1st Vice Prestdent
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Society met for -
of ,ofricers Feb.
Mrs. 'W. Bell
The many friends of Mrs. W.
Forrest regret that she contiAuee
seriously ill in Clinton hospital«
result of a fall,
Mr, Dan McKinnon is eufferMg
,frent a broken *eater bone, the
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Mre, Dorothy Tate of Toronto,
has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis' D. Thompson, for the
past week.
Mrs, Mae Bryan' and Mrs. Idella
:Willson attended ,SinMeons. Halt•
Fashion Festival in 'Detente
Moriday,
,... Mrs. J. Gibson
4OatteS 's.triss ".• 'Bete*: eats ads
Threat:as Mrs. R. Cousins'
Mies, W. Wane, Mrs. B, Gemmel,
Ars, I)' A Rant, Mrs, B. Reiiiingway,
.Mrs, T. Miller A. ' 'Cardiff,
Mt* .4, Knight, Mrs. B. Caitrehell;
ivire. -Steuhen
Two' delegatee. Mb's, Kerney and
Mks. (SPenee were elected to go to
the anneal csiiiVentien at Hanititeris
' March 7th and 8th
We site hening to Slave an
interesting open Meeting iii the near
ftitiire with a gbest speaker' tie4'
Inistorea, Every One' will, be
'.conte so come join the "society and
'"Other fthinti Can no Men lay
than that is laid, whith is Jews !IlltgoagitikitiOitcana 2,1410 X115
I Cor.
.z4nToL,''''TOWEL iffrATPP 14"1"
I' ho=w' ili66tty 4.30 m. .
Matinee' rte,
d :lea
Ti ti's. s Fri. e sat. enjoy one of itits Prettleet Of hobbies.
Oeba, '0# 4 Mar, 1'
t ho l ittiii ii ,.,66,:i. 6 q flask.' ,„, ,;ArrtiCiliti.14"011AMErtb. " Wok' n ' Not only does it Contravene the . 5sulidii ' . 0 , ' Highway :traffic Act but it is (IRO, .. 1300 I-100E ,celt' to keen township eendeSSIOne
Mad skleteads . free. of SateW if the*
1r, •0, Sho r SlatairiT'w Mrs. Win. Meg ,Tr„ Donald rinnba otriv an is s
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Phone -69 Ltstewe1 anytiMe, ebtieet;
iron Iniorination Orr theatted
ritertattinrienti
Admission A-clults 50c • .Chadren ,25c.
4 Sponsold tt East linton Agricoltitiai Society •
'614;star 9tridcled cast` ileY In Bell s bider 1St' being Continually lifted 'kör.
fateat oloturk oink' dans.. and cars felt' On the
(gra:Vet Portion of the. head, We Ore
• not reteleiiidble for any Atainngs,
that 'Andy' to
dent of Grey TOWinsitips
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The winter plane eXhatilitattelli Of
the WeStern Catiservatery of Music 1
London, were held at . the borne of i
Mr. and Mit. L.. ti, • theninami,
Brussels, On Monday fag. Mr.
Bre*sIter of the egainining faculty'
of the -denbarVatbrZ was, tics,
-6Iiiinititer. Mr. tireeniter IS head of
theDiane denartnierilt tot: Minn ,
•• College,. hi St,. itivenias, '
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David Kennedy, ysungst ten .ef
lqr.,;:a.iiit Mrs, it. it. it snite4Y, iva..,
:a*atilerhsolid Iiints, Avith '80 marks,
' • . lin, the iitider liS • Sateettelle ChtSes..
'et- ithe TOretate Wale Pestilent
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Anglicun Church
OF cANADA,
Otrist, or
Rim Fred E. B. T. Fleeter
St. johti°s Church, Brtiseele
A. M, Holy ConlinUniOn
SulidaY; Selma
ASH W.EDNESDAY NIAitt
8 15, IVL Lenten series of
Devotions and „Alidreqati8
Elavie6 CFiiircl. keintryit
!AC)
lifenaong
*bids* it
The Land Of Dreams Come True
Patsy Bryane, Joe Wecenberg, Susan Martin, Bobby McBride, Glen Plant, Ann CardiSf, Ada Exe
David Kreuter, Terry MeWhirter, Merle 'Wiesen,, berg, . Joyce Davidson, Gail Mather,. Denglat.
Davidson, Douglas Elliott, -Fred ZWeset, Archie McDenald*, Neil MODoneld, ;Murray Fischer,. Hnl
'Fischer, Paul Wilson, Don Fischer, 1V4as MyekS, prank strettom, Prod. Davis, Darlene Mechem.
Seek Galbraith, John Citatie, Bob Colentan„ Brenda .Slaate, Judy Stisa413.1 MODottraid, Linda
Lowe, &Wee Kellington, Marni Bronsbea. Linda Johnston, R'.4 Ant Johnston, Sandra Michel, Gales
Wilson' Linda .Carol Bryan'- Annie D-„,tel, Margie liVerwicl, Gerdo, Dia Lynne Work--
Man, Joan Gernise, Lonna Bryalis, Jean Cardiff, Lillian Myers, Susan Coleman, Dianne
Sally Galbraith; Mary Margaret McBride; Nancy AlcWhirter, Mary Jean lVledlride, Gayle
Lily Howard, Francis Cardiff, Beattie Workman', Mary Ann Ascher; Ant Oldfieid; Von IVICClitiels.
Derothy Elliott, Mary Gibson, Marsha Newton, Suzanne Bunter, Kenneth 'Work, Mairray Mt4,1,.riet--
Donglas Wheeler, Bonnie. ..Myers, Dennis Glasgow, :Terry Rattledge, Mebbitall, Bobbie rellinglads
1957 Vcielety Revue
In May With June
(Fares). jean babel Smith, GsVen Walsh Anti Hollinger. lint Bow an, ,
Keit Cohltee," Harry Brysigee
(Square Dances-- Dorothy SulliMott, Shirley goNeil, 'gadeliiie IftXhitiolt, X1
Wood, till Aintstil. Jini titgar, Gordon Scott
Marian Michel, Ratliryri MeTaggart, Irene Myers,. tihron Colman,. Pamsla
Witteheit, 'Grace McLean, Marion turn.. bull, bathartt tittnbitif, Donna Zin.iiii,,,,GleralaWE
Details, Martell trenver, Sharon Retithigway, Yeat; Cardiff; Fraiatee. Myers, Ith.litine Ma..chan,
MOFarlatie, Peter ReitILIgIttLY, bitYla Itetinedq,. Itonnld Later Iilatliatt, '`Wet
Ddittby S1tlifwui, Gwen Walsh nzary beinit#, 'Pay Lava, Donna Grace -06114iltir°16turaz,
xitg, till Xing, Graetite tiicDaiiaid, Brion Prescott, ayrii Preicett, George Loin, Myst.
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