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Will record happy moments
on picnics
asked to let Mrs, Allen know and
she will see that they are placed in
the church,
Mrs, George Turnbull invited the
Ladies Aid (members to her home
for the 'June meeting.
The Mizpah Benediction! closed
this Dart of the meeting.
instead, of the, usual program o
Hidden Auction followed providing
much interest and activity: FIOO
Made baking Wah the popular choice
with the bidders.
MAJESTIC W.
meeting
of the Britoorti tktitiv
IV. I, was held with Mrs. Bell pres-
iding. Mrs. .Stoplier-gJ gave the re-
por of the District Executive Which
had been held in Brussels. Mir
delegates, Mrs. W. Bell, Mks. Ste-
phens, Mrs. L. Nichol and MIN. Tad
Singh were 111Mointed to attend the
Districit Annual Fordwicli, May
23rd, The motto, "temperment
are 'born With, Character we huild
(net in the great moments, Milt in
our every day pilgrimage, was well
taken by Mrs, Leach. Roll ,call re.
sponse was a proverb. It was decided'
to sponsor a short !Course. "wiieti
food makca a difference'? hi the
near future..
Mrs. Dean Davison favOUred with
a Mother's Day sole 'which Veite
aplreciatted. Mrs, L. Nichol intro-
jdUced the guest IsPeaker. Rev. Earl
Krug of reIgYnTfi• Spoge old
Cititetisthip. He Was thanked and
given if gift fly 1VIrs Stepherg. Per-
fect attendance gifts. vatre given
to 121 meinbers, The June meeting:
will be held at the Murray Home
Clinton. Roll call must he ainsWei'ed
Eby anything hint present. Ladies'
nlease bring lunch.
FOR SALE ---
Dekalb Corn Seed In stock.
Wm: Bremlner
Phone 56r121 tifuettet
Walkerton, Ontario
WicNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
ONIELL.UORICA 110N, 1,14113.1. MOUNINOLD Arta
WILL. PETROLINDIN PNOOUOTIll
DUNLOP Tire
Porte end Anoeinerics.
always- ready
Mike6 .eidicSkty.
• stays. teeth
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DAIRY iriotAitita Cpr CANADA
409 Wren istieet,tionte
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DR. R. W. STEPHENS
EJ 7 C bahaila Ustraraly at "aim%
Ini r
an BURCILial.
bibma 411
D. A. RANN & Co.
IN FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE IfiR'VICIE
Lkeinad Ihmarall DWI*, siii Eadmiaaa
riL sum 3111 ar 85 15Millnaats itWels
POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW
WELDING. AND MACHINE SHOP
' Brussels, Ont.
POWER LAWN MOWERS — GARDEN TRACTORS
TILLER and MOWER COMBINATIONS
Also for the house, both inside and outside
THIX — the new Jelled Alkyd paint
Also all other Scarf Paints
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— AUTO
— WINDSTORM
— LIABILITY
— BONDS
— FIRE
— PERSONAL PROPERTY
- BJRGLARY
— TELEVISION FLOATER
W. E Collins, Insurance Agent
Phone 47
Office Over Krauter's Plumbing!
YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR BUSINESS
Brussels, Ont.
STRATFORD CEMETERY MEMORIALS
38 Avondale Ave- Phone 257W
RAY SHANTZ — PROPRIETORS — BERT PRETTY
CONTACT
Mr. Frank W. Kemp, Listowel
PHONE WI or 667
moderately
priced from • Convenience-3 minute walk to
Union Station, closest hotel to
heart of downtown:'"'
• Luxurious peat rooms
and suites. '
• Good Food—full course
meals and delicious snacks.
• Entertainment—Home
of the' famous Club Indigo
featuring Broadway
ShUvnt nightly.
roily~ f:
WedFiesday, May OW, l967 THE BRUSSELS ROST
7:t UNDER LIBERAL. GOVERNMENT
' 'TRADE INCREASES! Plaxtelp
O fd' G'a,.arments
les and "IliaAsiore's
in 'Stook
1VIlg ParMents
'0., You
Canadian Tradoin1954;apipuAd.
$660.90,.., per person the
h!ghest per, capita in ;the., wirkt! Regular •tp tong-Line Bras
for that extraqrderArrn support:Long
gives yowl, ;
slim look"
Also • ottit
Gothic, Lovahle. „and Grenier Garments
To Top It Oft Choose that Summer Frock
NOW
Here are examples of what this meant to Farmers in 1956:
• Favorable
Exports Imports Balance
Dairy Products . . $15,321,000 $4,590,000 $10,731,000
Cattle, Beef, Pork . $45,355,755$7,795,448 $37,560,307
DON'T TRADE PROGRESS FOR PROMISES
ON JUNE 10th VOTE
ANDY *LEAN
AND WIN WITH THE LIBERALS !
(Published by the Huron Liberal Association)
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Thomson is visiting in
MEVILLE W. M. S,
The regular meeting of Melville
Church W. M. S. was held in the
church parlour with the itesident,
Mrs, Wm. Speir in the chair. Mrs.
Evans gave the ,scripture reading
,and Mrs. McDowell led in prayer.
The secretary, Mira. Martin; gave
the report of the April meeting and,
Mrs. Allen, substituting for Mrs,
John Speir, read the treasurer'sr
tileltont which revealed a tvery gener-
ous EaSter Thankoffering. Both
reports were adopted.
The` paper on. Current E,Vents pre-
amred by Mrs, Dennis was read by
Mrs. Win. Smith.
The mattes- of the June meeting
was brought UR. At was molved that
Mrs. Malcolm. a missionary on fur-
lough .from Formosa, should be ask-
ed Ito he guest 'sneaker at the meet-
ing, to which Cranbraook and Ethel
W, M. S. members' be invited.
The chapter from the study book
dealing with Malaya. Indonesia,
andf dependencies was dealt with
by Mrs. TTuerthera.
The meeting was closed with the
singing of a hymn, followed by the
Mispah Benediction.
CAVILLER, McINTOSH and. WARD
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Mrs. Rebt.
,Toronto. 0
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Jewell is visiting in Burk,s
Falls and Toronto for a few days.
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Mrs. W. Hniater of Toronte is
/Visaing with her friends -Misses!
McCraken.
Chartered Accountants
Boll Telephone Balldlno
Cst, Robt. C, Kennedy, R. C. M.
P Ottawa was a week end visitor
at his home here.
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Mr. and Mrs.- Cecil McKinnon of
Toronto were week end visitonsi with
his sister Mrs. A. fArinstrong.
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During the absence of Mks.' Jewell
Mrs. Jim Smith has been officiating
as. organist at St. John's Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm, G. MoDawel
and daughter of Toronto visited
with his mother. Mrs. G. McDowell,
over the holiday.
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Melville Ladles Aid Mr. and MTS. D. C. Warwick and;
Sens of Owen sound. Were holiday
visitors with his aunt MKS -Millie
Grower and other relatives,
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Mrs. a Xing, JBActininten, has re-,
turned hotne after an enjoyable
visit et the home of her daughter,
Mrs. T. L. MeDonald and family.
if ,*' *
Mr. and. Mna Bill tunsfOrd and
Carol Ann and iRonnie of SimidOe'
were theliday Viailters with her Mint
Mrs. P. McArthur and with her'
brother Mae Beeker and fatillY,
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Rev, Fred Jewell retunned home
after a brief hblidaY 011 his old,
!Parish Of Eurk'S .ialls. He and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Allan gate her .Sunshine
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of honour alb the Wedding of the'
matron report and read letters. Of appreela.
thin: frolic those Visited. The
Jewell were greetneniah and
teeter off i3itirk'S Falls, IleV, E,. B. J Sitnishine eolleatiOn followed,
Nottrabell, Those who have flowers Were
The May meeting of Melville Ladies
.Aid was held at the hoMe Of Mrs.
Gernmell. The president, Mrs.
' Bennett: choSe, Blest be the tie
that binds. for the opening hymn
Prayer by Miss Jardine followed.
,After the Sec. and Trees, repiorts
the roll call .waS anwered by name
of a flower. The first letter of
which corresponds with the first
letter of the members gtven name,
'The roll call for the June meeting
will be the naming Of a Vegetable.
The naming of that vegetable's 'ape
eial as a food' would add interest.
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SMITH'S Recall Drug Store
Phone 62 Brussels
Voftlft0~~01110 .1"1.41
t WON' 7711
BROWNIE HOLIDAY
or week-end trips
CAMERA only -3.90
FLASH MODEL
".$5.90
Takes No. 127 • N-
V P FILM ..„.... 470
All Other Sizes
In stock
COLORED FILMS
FLASH BULBS
FILMS DEVELOPED
AND PRINTED,
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