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BRUSSELS, ONT.
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Commencing Immediately
UNITED CHURCH
During the worship hour on May
12th, the Sacrament of Baptism was
• administered Mary Elizabeth,
'daughter of Robt, and Anis, Bremner;
Cheryl Lynne, daughter of Donald,
and Mrs. Bateman, Bernd jorgen, and
Marjorie Ursula, son and daughter
of Bruce, and. Mrs. Bateman; Murray
James son of James and Mrs. Car-
diff; Wanda Pauline, daughter of
J.,loyd and Mrs. Netter; Harold
Barry, son of Harry and. Mrs. Walls.
THE PRE'MYTEMAN CHURCH
IN i :ADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 10 P.M.
compAumow SERVICE 11.15 SM.
f'This do in reniembrance of Me"
Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Mt, C. Lt; Thompson
PO,IVAMIJNION SERVICE 9.45 A. M.
School and Bible Class 11 A.M.
"Death, and the curse •syere in that
• Iclup; T'was full, 0 Challislt,'tor Thee.
• But Thou haat drained the last dark
I )drop,--Now blessings draught for
:( me."
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, EL D.
Organist — Donald Dunbar
OAS A. M. fiunday School
Mr._ Cecil Thompsen of Oranbrook
will be the guest eilealter on Sunday.
1.1 A. M. Piiblie Woi15011).
The United Church
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NOTICE.
All dogs must be tied up during the genie-fling geeseta,
Poop running at large during this period will be destreloade.
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WINS, TOP AWARDS.
.Druseele Public School pupils
mede alu excellent showln at alto
recent Homo County Meal.0 Festival
Gat Goderich. They 'were whiners
two of the three Melds> gl:ven in
their section. Shields won were;.
Unison -Chorus, grades 1e2-34;
Douhel• Trio, 1st. grades. ,6-G, 2nd,
grades 74; 2 part Chorus,. grades
54'7; Brussels ac110.01' Wes also 3rd,
.4 in -the Unison Gliortife
Congratulations .are extended the
puptlet, and teachers and to Mrs. W.
'King Jr„ echoed music supervisor,
who was also bite whiner of 3 other
shields and other ten hoefours ill
the rural school coinpetilloua,
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HEAR!
PgQ.P1,,a W KNOW
Synioll.thy is expressed to Mr. C.
low, whose father ()lea AZ
this ,Ireeit,
1t Aa li't. ail DurfOrd„ who is
a member Of the Dominion Dank
staff I3rantfOrd, and Mr. and Mm,
Floyd Jenkins, Burford, formerly or
Bre. ,:min, wele home for the week-,
(1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin.
Miss Faye Love of Waltett, is .V'ng
congratulated on winning, the highest
nisi ks, 82, i.0 five vocal classes, at
the recent Huron County Music
Festival. Faye was awarded the
Music Lyre donated by the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority of Coderich. She
is. a pupil of Mr. L. D. Thompson.
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,Cougra.tulations. are extended Miss ;
Barbara Allen, younger daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mien, Broes-
els, who was a member of the
recant graduation class of St.
Josephls London. • Miss
Patricia Semis, daughter of Mr. F. •
M. Semis, 'Goderict, formerly of
.Beuseels, was also one of the grad-
uating nurses, A number of friends
and relatives of the girls attended
the greduatior, exorcises, from
Breeeels,
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D. Hastings. 1
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39c
Square Deal Peas 15 oz.
Aylmer Kernel Corn 15 oz.
Sa.ni-flush Liquid 16 oz.
Huntz Tomato Juice 48 oz.
Bisset's Ice Cream ..... .
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fou wil' Ind other values just as great as these *1 , •
Individual honours were won by
Glen Plant. 2nd; and Carol l3ryans.
3rd in their respective classes. Montt
Bros enn and Lynn 'Workman tied .
env 4eib with' 80 marks in a class of
24 eompetetiors, 'the highest mark
being RR; Nancy MeWhirter 40. with .
80 marks!:
CE ANDY
cLEAr
- Liberal Candidate in
.Huron
CKNX -
MONDAY, MAY 20th
6:25 - 6:30 p.m.
CKNX RA 10
MONDAY, MAY 20th
7:05 - 7:10 a.m.
THURSDAY, MAY 23rd
6:25 - 6:30 p.m.
(Published by the Huron Liberal
Association)
Not just today or to-morrow, but Every Day of the yew,
Phone 7 We Deliver Brass and Reeds
Brussels and district young pleople
were winners in the brass and reed.
solo classes, .cash awards for which
wiere given by the Brulssels Liorq
Club, Cofnet„ t:0 and under, Joyce I
Pewter, 801 12 -and under, Ruth
Michie 80; Tenor Saxophone 1.6 and
under. David Kennedy; Open, David,
Kennedy, 80; 12: and under,
Gerald Moines, 80: 15 ante under.
Douglas Thomas, 7S; 'Alto Saxo-
phone, 10 s:nd under, David Kennedy •
$2; 2d and 7:nder, David Kennedy 80.
BORN
(BERNARD — In Clinton General
Hospital on Saturday, May 11th, ,
.to -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bernard,
a son,
BORN
The sympathy of the community I
Is extended to Ma'. land Mire. Ned
Rutledge, whose infant son, Bandy,
born, Saturday, May 11th, in Clin-
aion General Hospital, died shortly f
after birth
Sunday Service
Brussels United
June 2nd. Every-
NOTICE —
Annual Flower
will be held in
Church on, Sunday,
one is welcome.
UNITED CHURCH.
During the 'Worship I
hour on Sun- f
Ei Mach s day May 1,2th, the Sacrament of
Raotiern.was administered to -Susan I
Edna, daughter of Wesley and Mrs. !
-Budnark; Janet Florence, daughter'
of 'John and IVIre. Cardiff; Randy
John, son of Lawrie and Mrs. 1
Cousins; Lawrence 'Charles, son of f
Mrs. Lawrence Machaii;•- John Hugh, I
son of Ross and Mrs. Nichol;. Susan 1
Elizabeth,' klaughter of William anal
Mrs. Si';ner, Douglas Lorne. son i
Mies. Denclae Smith- and Donald i •
!Da 1d. Brenda Emus, • Patricia I
Ann, Rickey Elmer, children of
Ronald and Mrs. Jaanielson,
Special music and message appra '
priate for - Mother's, Day intuited the •
service.
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Brussels. Ont.
SALE TO SIART IMMEDIATELY
Odds and ends of colors at .low prices
Satin lmpery° Enamel
fit.
65o --- y2pt.
Wall Satin $1.50 pt.
Paqua Pairit
95c qt,
$3.5o gal.
No Cash Discount an these prices.
Bob Wallace, Blyth, was the winner of Sunbeam Electric Fry Peg,
Real Estate Buys
in and around muss GIs.
CRAN 'BROOK DENNIS—JORDAN
WALTON.—A wedd,..'.g of inter-
est to this community was solemn-
ized in Fairlawn 'United Church,
Toronto, Saturday, May 4, at two
o'clock, when Joanne Velma,
daughter of Edwin Jordan and the
late Mrs, Jordan, became the bride
of Grant Meehan Dennis, of To-
ronto, son of Porter Dennis, Wal-
ton, and the late Mrs, Dennis. Pink
Carnations and pink and white
snapdragons formed the setting
for the ceremony which was per.
formed by Rev. G. H. Maxwell,
assistant minister of the church.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of nylon net over slipper sat-
in, styled with strapless lace bodice
and jacket with long lily-point
sleeves and full crinolined skirt.
Her, fingertip veil fell from se-
quin-studded Juliet cap, and she
carried a cascade of pink Sweet-
heart roses and miniature carna-
tions.
- She „was attended by Mrs. Phil-
ip Nicholas, who wore an ice blue
gown of crystalette net over satin,
matching picture hat, gloves and
slippers, and carried a cascade of
pink carnations and yellow sweet
peas.
Murray Dennis, Walton, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man,
and the ushers were Donald Den-
nis, Walton, and Thomas Hulme,
Aurora.
A reception and dinner followed
at Graystone Inn, Elora, where
Mrs. F. Carey, North Tonawanda,
N.Y,, aunt of the bride, received
the 'guests, wearing a navy sheer
dress with navy accessories and
orchid corsage. She was assisted
by Mrs. Gordon Wood, Mitchell, sis-
ter of the bridegroom, wearing a
powder blue nylon dress with white
accessories and orchid corsage,
For a wedding trip to Florida,
the bride chose a grey suit with
white accessories and, rosebud cor-
sage. On their return they will
reside at 464 Old Orchard Grove,
Toronto,
Guests were present from North
Tonawanda, NY.; Detroit, Mich.;
London, Aurora, Woodstock, Lis-
towel, Mitchell and' Walton,
A large congregation attended
'the Mother's Day Service on Sunday
morning at 11,15, a Mothers Choir
sang the anthem, "Mother's Prayers
have Followed Me" and Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Thompson contributed a
duet "God's Way is the Best Way".
On „Sunday morning; May 19, Com-
munion Service will be held at 11d5
Mr, and Mrs, Wilford' Stainton and
sons (George and Raymond, moived
'from the London district to their
newly Vorchased faint on. Mt eon-
concesSien of Girey township.
The sympathy of the community
(goes' out to 'like >Sitainton family in
the death of their elder son, George,
on Sunday. May nth. Funeral sex-
,rice wee held on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mes. Emerson Mitchell
and sons !Gordon anId Reiss attended,
,Sundity morning service in Knox
Presbyterian Church and- visited
later with Mr and Mrs, M. Engel.
TENDERS FOR PLUMBING
UNITEDS UNDERMINE
PRESByTERIAN PANTOMINE,
(look up meaning of pantomine in
your dictionary, and interpret as
you wish.)
.,.,On Monday, May 15, the long-
awaited Y. P. U. ball game was a
reality! With the Presbyterians all
souped up and the Uniteds all deck e
out, each team being sure of Victory
they gathered at Victoria Park....
With the fearless and impartial
umpires, "Doc" Stephenson, and
Louis Ebel officiating, the old ball
began a rolling. •
Petrified Pete(Hemingway) occu-
pied the mound for the Presbyter-
ians and Jumping John (Homier, for
the Uniteds. The Uniteds bagged. 7
runs against 0 of the Presbyterians
Petrified Pete was pulled. Daring
Doug- Logan was then installed on
the „mound ..to „squelch this „ever
mounting score of the mighty Unit-
eds. Bellowing Bill M'artIn took his
stand at-third base to urge along his
team. Mighty Murray Hoover tact.
fully signalled the Uniteds on to a
famous victory of 17.1.
....This was followed by a roaring
weiner roast enjoyed by all.
VAL'S BEAUTY SretelL'PE
Cutting Styling Doldwaving
A Specialty
Phoije 40X Brussels
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DRIVE-IN ThEATRE
LIST OW EL
11.1014.11
100 acre farm close to town on highway, good barn, very Modern
house, ,47 acres, crop witk this farm for the full price of $10,500.00.,
with half cash.
Morris Township School Area
•Board will receive Tenders until
May 31 for tbe installation of pre-
ssure, pump system. and ,toilets in,
Walton School. Work to be cern-
pleted during Summer 'Vacation.
Por spectlfilcationlei see Torrance
Dundas, Walton.
No tender alecesarily accepted.
IR. S. Shaer, Blu,evalei
TENDERS FOR PAINTING
Morris Township School Area
Board will receive Tenders ,until
May 31. for painting intielelece, NO. 1
School. Sec. Carman FraineN. Also
for painting Interior of clags toonn
hall way and stairs, No. 4 School.
Consult Reg. Watslon.
Surfaces to, be thoroughly cleaned
land two coats of first grade paint
al*lied. Alt No. 4 School, desks to
be oleaned and varretshled,
Work to be done darling summer
vaeation No Tender necessarily ae-
centled,
R. S. Shaw`, Bloevale
RED SHIELD SALVATION
ARMY CAMPAIGN
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9 acres close to Brussels, well fenced, small barn, real good,'
house, hydro throughout, full price $2;600.-00 with, half cash,
4 acres at Brussels, good barn, and house, with all convenleaces.
fun price $4,700.094
towto4moise.04.
Small frame cottage close to down. town, just listed for sale.
This is one of the better small homes in town with all conventeaceA.
full price $2,7504/0
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I have 17 housee, listed for sale in Brussels ,priced from $995,00
to $5,500.00 any type or location you may wish.
Many,person's have 'said that they,
were away or missed by the can-
vassers, but there is still time to
:make your contribeition of dimes of
idollers to Mr, Bill Martin; (Barber
Shop who hats thank you receipt
cards for you.
NOTICE --
The business men of Brussels are
requested to 'attend a spec4a1 meet-
ing at the° Brulesels ,Token. Hall on
Tuesday, May 2f1St, at 8 p. nie to
discuss: store hours.
LW:OWE/4
2 elbows nightly 4.60 p..m.
Matmee Saturday 2 p. les
Thur. - Fri. • May 16 -17
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OF CANADA "FOREVER' FEMALE"
Mliaster: Rev. A. Lan*. B. ati..
Lloyd Michel
REAL ;ESTATE .NP BUSINESS BROKER
RHONE 70 BRUSSELS
A. M, Divine Worship 11,15
I. 0; 0. F, Service
ISChool 10 A. M.
Gingee Rogers, William, Holden
Pat Crowley"
HEAR EISTOhl CARDIFF
AND OTHERS
4eounrommor memairmemnrommiesoik
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May 15 = 16 ,. ,,, Wed: - Thurs.
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May 10 !. 2-6 CinemaScope and, Cofer ,1
"STRATE61-6 AiltOMMANC0 P 1 War Suspense, Drama
r Clifton Webb, Gleria Grahame.
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