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Two Shows Each Ni g ht
Commencing at 7.15 p.m.
Thurs., Fri.. Sat.•
Jan., 28•-29.80
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The Annual Meeting of Belgrave
School, Fair will be hold on Wednee-
day, February 5th, at 1.30 p.m. in
the Belgrave CommIlTity Centre.
Everyone interested in the fair and
Music Festival will be moat
welcome.
CARL OP (-HANKS
We -wouid like to take, this oppor-
tunity of extending our deep aPPreo-
latiten 'to 'those extended sym-
Pathy to us, in so many ways, at the I
time of our recent bereavement, and I
in our anxious hours since.
These acts Of kindness will always •
be remembered,
The Elliott Family
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CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is extended!
to relatives, friends, and neighbours
for their many,, kindly deeds and
eXpresSietis of sympathy at the time i
Of my recent bereavement.
Your thoughtfulness Was sincerely
appreciated rind will always be
remembered.
Oswald Simpson
NO I ICE • those interested in. playing
badnOten kindly attend a Meeting
at St. John's Anglican Church, at
7.30 On Wednesday eivening.
The House of
The Seven Hawks
A tale .of mystery and intrigue
Melville ChtliCh
Greene Alnlater: 4tev. Jonathan
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4r atinlat: Donald Dunbar
1.0 A. M. Sunday :School
la A. M. Morning ,Service
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Ayrahire Club to hold its-Red-and,
;White. Day in Rita:leis On trait,
Day,
HAVE SAKE. SALE
the Majestic Weirkeife
of Oritseeie, wilt hold a Sale of
HOMO Made Baking on SatinidaY#
JanlaarY 2ard, at :4 p.m in the
basement Of the Pfibild Library..
HANOV MAN
bo--it4iekirseft, addicts have it date
each Satittitiy
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•A N NOAL MEETING. OP
EAST HURON.SOCiETY
The..-annual ;fleeting of the last
Huron Agricultural Society was
hold last Friday night, Widow in g a
banquet in St. John's Grtice
was so,id by the Rev, 1c, W, Jaggs,
rector of the church.
dead table guests, introduced by
"Wilfred Sh ortF eed were: Mr, and
Airs, Richard, •Procter,, Rev,
J'eggs, Mr. and Mrs. N, Hoover,
Mr, and Mrs, glom Steffler, Mr, and.
Mrti. William J, Turnbull Mr,'
and Mrs, IV, Shertreed, Mr, •and
and Mrs. 3). Matheson,
PCLLARO'S-ANNVAL
•OHAIN SAW .,J AMBORE 5'
pollard's Chain Saw 'Jamboree
which was held 011171).1117541, Jan.
21st in the Town Valk, had a large
attendance, The saw Obain clinic
reported that the i4 *b4''. doubled
a ny .crowd they had in any town 14
Ontario.
There 'Were some interesting
Dlnis shown on wood lote 'Between
films there was entertainment by
Jack Thynne and .Clark Johnston •
with Scotch dancin g 'by Misa IMiario
Hollinger of Fruitland, which was
very much liked by all.
There was a total of a7 prizes,
given away as follows:
1st Hans Weller
2nd Austin: Cook, i3elgrave
3rd Lorne Wall, Lucknow
dith George, Webster, Ls,ucknow
51,11 Roy Robinson, Belgrave
6th Dave Hastings
7th Norman Stephenson,
8th • Leo Deitner
9th Geo.. Evans
10th John Rinn
11th Hugh, Rinn
12th .Ernest Beecroft, Belgrave
13th Alvin Scbiell, Atwood .
14th John McConnel, Wingham
15th
16th Alvin McDonald,.
17th Lloyd Weber, Beigrave
18th James Wilson, Atwood.
19th George Bender, Neustadt
20th Dave McLean, Blyth
21st Frank Cooper, Belgrave
22nd Hartley Kritzer, Listowel
23rd John Pmelon, Wingbam,
'4th Jack William
25th Tom Miller
20th P. Somers, Blyth
'.247th K. McDonald
CCpTCHEON
GELE..BRATES 90th
BIRTHDAY
Vongratulations and geed whiheS
are extended to Mr. Peter MeKar.,
who eelehreted his ninetieth birth-
day on Thursday, January 21st.
Mr. MeKay was born on Lot 13,
concession 8., Grey township, where
In' lived until 191$ when he and
Mrs. McKay moved to Brantford.
Mr, and Mrs. MeKaY celebrated
their golden wedding in 1947. Mrs,
,MeKay passed away later that year,
Mr. McKay- continued. to reside in
Brantford until he disposed of his ;
Nome two yearrs ago. Mr, McKay
is -well and enjoys bein g out evatty
g•ay'
He makes' his home with his
nieces, Mrs. Cordon (Mina Elliott)
McGillivray of Woodbridge, and Mrs.
'Alex Armstrong, Brussels, whore he
is at present,
Reboil McKinnon of Blnevale and
McKinnon of Toronto, are I
• nephews. I
Phone 293 We Deliver
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STUDIO. RECITALS •
The first of a series of studio
• recitals at the 'Lome of. Mr.' and
Mrs. .Loiwis Thoinpson was held
on ;Saturday afternoon last,
The senior pupils of Ni', ThomP-
'son, in grades six to ten inclusive,
presented 'an interesting and varied
program of piano, vocal and organ
music, Fifteen students took part,
Composers Beethoven; Brahams, ,
Chopin, Grelg,' and ethers were:
represented on the program,
Refresh m ents were Served at the I.
close by. Mrs. ThoMpson, assistedl
by Miss Marilyn Johnston,
Themas 117i•itc,hell of 'Moleswerth.
en tertained the .pupils_ by reading
humoirous 'anecd'otes, about famorts.i
1 musicians. • • •
Two more studio recital:3 will he-1
held 'ir February.
N OTICE
Phone 268'.—
Brussels, Olut..
'Brussels United Church.
Sunday School Anrival
SKATING PARTY
Brussels Arena
TUESDAY, FEB, 2nd
(8 to 10 p.m.)
Admission : 35c and 25c
"Lunch after at the Church
Everyone Welcome
D ANCE
to the music of
Felker's Orchestra
WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, JAN. 2,9th
Sponsored 'by the Hall Board
Clem Steffler, president of 'the
Fair
'members
spoke briefly thanking
oil for +their fine co-
operation in directing the success,
fill 1959 fair, He Stated that $400 or
$500 in voluntary labor had been
donated in improving the fair
premises. Material for a Willi'
.ience to encircle- the grounds was
given by a local business man-, new
washrooms were installed in the
palace: He announced that -"1961"
is the centennial year of the Brus-
sels fair,
Richard Procter thanked the
women of the eli!nrch for the dinner
on behalf of the board,
Reeve Clifford Dunbar, Grey town-
ship and Councillor Gordon Wilkin-
son, Morris, assured the board of
their cetlifted interest in the fair's
pregress,
Mrs, W, J. Turnbull, wornen's :
division, reported. annefuncing that
the new prize lists are almost ready.
for mailing.
New officers in the women's
.division are: president, Mrs. Earl
audmere; viee-preSident, Mrs, Tack
Lowe; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
James Mar.
James Mair, representative for
Distlet 8 (6 fairs in Perth and 10 ;
in Heron), repotted bn dbitrict•:
activities,. Chief of which " waS an
increase in the county grant. Hank ;
Hellman, leader of the 4-17 Tractor
Clubs in Huron County, explained
their work. He introduced Harvey
Godbolt who presented the Massey-
Ferguson trophy to Murray Hoover
for high standing iri. the 4,H
Tractor • Club..
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EUCHRE and DANCE
Euchre at 8.30
FRIDAY, FE I3. 5th
I-IIIItopers Orchesira
4 "1PrIze -at tie end of 8 series,
most points
.74 Lundh Booth Admission 500
Word was received last week of
the death of a, former resident of
the 14th con. of Grey township in
the person of Nelson Askin, Simeoe,
Mr. Askin is survived by one sister,
Mrs. John Grant, who is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
John Schnook,
Mrs. Fred Smalldon spent a few!
days with her 'sister, Mrs. Alvin
Minter- of Senforth. • - 1
Frlizab'eth Ph eif er, daughter of
Mr. and M rs, Norman Pheifer Is able
to be but again following' au attack
rif•nleurisy, I.
MTS. John :Fischer Sr., sUffered,
slight stroke at the home of her
danIghter; Mrs. Roy Thuell of Rrus- '
.sell. She is improvipg ley and is 4
able -to he .up part tirae,
BRIDE,TO-BCE SHOWERED
Miss Helen Wilson, who is to be. ,
married early in February, was the""
guest of honor at a miecellitneonet
shower given seventy-five of her
friends, The happy event was held
in the Library basement last Satur-
day night.
Among those present were her • grandmother. Mrs. Florence Russell
45f Brussels; her mother, Mrs. Eldon
Wilson; 'Mrs. Aaron Fischer, mother
of her fiance:end her sisters, Mrs,
Jehn Merner and Miss (Tall Wilson.
A musical context was conducted
by Miss Jean Smith with Mrs.
Douglas Hemingway at the piano.
During the course of the evening
'Miss Sheila Week rend an address
in veese and the ereinv invely lilac] •
easeful gifts were preSented by ;
Mrs, John Hall, Miss Isabel Smith,
S. W. Armstrong and Miss Jean
Smith. Miss Wilson made a fitting
reply,
Lunch was served,
Squires", vocal
quartette of Listowel, piesented a.
fine program.
Norman Hoover, secretary-
treasuer, presented tne financial
statement' of the fair board. Total
grants are 83,945. made lin of
$1,123 from the province of Ont.
Ade; 1$301 commeiraial; $161
from field crops, $2,57 from 1-Titron
flaunty; $950 from municipal and
$1,416 from donations.
Total admisslon was $913.6375,
total receipts, $7,277.63 : total
prizes paid out, $3,254. Total expen-
diture for iniprovements $1,901 •
(greunds $583, new equipment $158,
washroomS $1,160).
Wilfred Shontreed reporting for ,
the norninating committee gave the
names of the following. new direct-
ors; Clem Steffler for a three-year
period; Eldon Wilson, (Grey), three
yeare; , COMM 'Bray (Grey) one
Year to finish term of Fred Kirk,
Patrick 'who has moved away:
Murray Huether, (Brussels) three
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MONDAY NIGHT — Hockey
TUESDAY AFTERNOON-- Skating
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FRIDAY NIGHT — Open or Spon-
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• IN MEMORIAM
BROWN — In laving memory of our.. .
dear husband and father, Watson •
BrciWn, who passed away • so'.
suddenly a year ago, January 29th. •;
Softly the jeavea of memory fall,,
Gently- we gather and treasure them
all
in omit hearts a memory is kept •
Of one we loved and will never
forget.
Always remembered by wife and
faintly, years;,Richard Procter, (M6rris) SATURDAY AFTERNOON--Free -
threeyears. Edwin Martin . and 4
The United Church
Of CANADA
Minister: ReV. L. Bra** S.A.; 11.0.
i 9:leftist: Mrs. A. E. M*4111
-A.M. Church School
"Guidepoafti. 'to L▪ ife
(4) ,Reroomber the Sabbath.
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HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Feb. 3 — Carrie at Newry'
6 Drayton at BrtuOsels
10 Conte at Drayton
12 w= Gonrie at Briassela
Skating for children 10, years
Carl Heiniti gWay, auditors, and 'under
Following adjatirninent, a direct-, SATURDAY NIGHT — Public
Ors' meeting was held. Clem Steffler Skating
was re-elected preSident, with
"Vice-presidents,
and RObert Grasby. Secretary
Richard Procter 'Watch for Particulars of Skating
Carnival to be held Friday, Feb. 19th. '
leaSitter Norman S. Hoover WAS
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