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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. W. G. Weiss and children,
.Tacquie and Kim, of Winnipeg, have
been visiting at the home of Mrs
Florence Russell.
Mr, and Mrs, Richard Stevens, and
Pam Joy Russell, Parry Sound, visit-
ed the home of Mrs. Florence
Russell and Mrs. Eldon Wilson.
Mr. Norman Smith of Borden,
Sask., has been a visitor with his
brother, F. R Smith.
Mrs. E, Lowry and Fred Lowry, of
Dundee, former Brussels residents,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. C,
McGill of Belgrave, were in town on
Tuesday.
BUSY STEWERS •
The fifth meeting of the Brussels
Busy Stewers was held on April 5th
at Jean Smith's home. All members
-were present and, answered the roll
call with "One way to improve my
food selection" A discussion was
held on the Record Books and coV-
ers, "Pork Cuts" were studied and,
discussed. Then a demonstration.
on the preparation of Liver was
given by Jean Smith and Shirley
Nicholson, Being given the Home
Assignments and soil call for the
next meeting, the meeting adjourned,
Sixth Meeting
The meeting, held Saturday, April
28 at Mrs. Wheeler's, opened with
the 4-I-I Pledge, followed, by business, I
All iremibers present and had as their I
guest, 'Miss Tillman. Home F.,eonom-1
ist. She spoke giving the, girls many 1
helpful tips on both Record Books
-and Redille riles. The topics "Meats
with stuffing" and "Uses of Gronnd
Meat for Variety" were discussed.
Dianne Kirkby and Dianne Ten ..Pas
denvmstrated making meat loaf, At
the close a delicious lunch was ser-
ved based on the meat loaf.
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William D. Henderson
William D. Henderson, 74, died
suddenly at his home, lot 26, con, 4,
Morris Township, Saturday morn.
ing, April 30th. He was born in
Mor.ris Township, a son of the late
George Henderson and Isobel Low.
rie Henderson. Following his mar-
riage to the former Margaret Anne
Shedden, who predeceased him a
number of years ago, he farmed in
the Canadian west returning to
Morris in later years. He is survived
by one son, Archie, of London, and
one sister, Mrs. Maude McGowan, of
Edmonton, Alta, The body rested at
the D. A. Rann funeral home in Brus-
sels where the funeral service was
held on Monday at 2 se tn. Rev. J. 11
Greene of Melville Presbyterian
Church officiated. Pallbearers were
Harold Thomas, Jack Lowe, Ross
Duncan, Thos. Pieta, Mervyn Mg:
Cauley and Frank Carter. Interment
was In -Brussels cemetery.
.CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks is extended to
the neighbours, and friends of the la4
Wm. D, Henderson, for their many
acts of kindness and expressions of
sympathy and for the beautiful
eloral tributes. These will always be
remembered.
The Family of Wri,A. D. Henderson
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TENDERS WANTED —
enders will be received by ta.E.
undersigned until 6 p. m., May 14th,
1960, far the combined position o
Canteen Stewart and Caretaker et
the Brussels Branch 218 of the Gan
adieu Legion B. E. S. L. State salarY
expel ted.
Lowest or any tender not neo-
eesarily accepted.
Ray Bronson,
Secretary, Branch 218,
Brussels, Ontario.
Tuesday and Wedriesdoy
;May 16 and 11
Adult Entertainment
"ODDS AGAINST
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Thursday and Friday
Burt Leeeeetee 'Kirk Dotieled,
May 12 arid IS,
itTHE DEViLoS DISCIPLE"
LaWrende OM/ter
Admiss'i'on 65c -- Children under
12in cars Free
' faCik °Moe openi at 8 p.m.
'Pirate Sheik it Odeit
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TO DOG OWNERS
Any person being the owner of, or having pealsession
or being cue harbourer of, any dog runuba,g, at large during tko
garden season, is liable to a fine of 460,00, excluseeee of coat sail
such pegalty shall he recoverable under the ,Sunienary Convection/
Act, a By-law passed in pursuance of the Dog Tax and Prolate*.
Act, 5, 0. 1950, Cbapt, 107,
I MAJESTIC W. I, William Reese Moses
The regular meeting of tbe William Reese ;Moses; a life-long
e maiestiee Womeirg„ institute will resident of elle area died Monday
'be held on Friday night, May 13th, morning following an illness of tee)
at 8 o'clock instead of the usual • years, in Windham General Hospital,
DR, SAVAGE TO SPEAK IN
UNITED CHURCH HERE.
The Seeeon of Brussels United
Church are happy to be able to bring
to our community one who has given,
distinguished service to the Church
for a eumbar of years the person
of the Rev, lI, ,II, Savage, A, B.,
A. M., 1). D e of Pontiac Michigan,
For over 35 years Dr, Savage has
been the minister of First Baptist
Church in that city, In March or
1926 ho and his Church began a
radio ministry which has grown
so that today his broadcasts Gan be
heard in Ecuador, Peerto Rico, and
Monte Carlo, as Well as in many
parts of the E. S. A, and Canada.
Dr. and Mrs. Sawage have 3
children, all of whom are on the
Mission Fields in South America,
He well be with us for one night only,
this 'coming Monday, May 9, at S P.
M. in Ube I3russels United Church,
Do plan to attend.
Thursday afternoon date, A feature
of the program will be a public
speaking contest for pupils of grades
7 and S of the Brussels Public
School and neighbouring schools,.
There will be a sale of plants, slips
and bulbs, & cordial invitation is
extended to all. DAVID HAISTINGS, Chief of Police.
-He was 75, He was, born on con, 2 or
Morris Township, a son of the late
CVilliam Mosee, and his wife who was
bhe formerly Elizabeth Reese, He
farmed in Morris before moving to
Bruseels in 1947. He was a member
of Melville Presbyterian Church. He
was unmarried and is survived by a
sister, l3essie, Brussels, and a brother
dames of Grey Township; two nep-
hews and a niece, The body rested
at the D, A. Rana funeral. 'home
until Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock when the funeral service
was conducted by Rev, J. H. 'Green
of Melville Presbyterian Church. In-
terment was in Brussels cemetery.
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HOME& SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The Brussels Home and School
Association will hold their regular
meeting at the school on Wednesday,
May 11th. An members are urged to
attend.
The public is invited to attend the
Annual Meeting and Banquet
Huron Liberal Associatior,
(as constituted for Federal Purposes)
CANADIAN LEGION HALL, CLINTON
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CRANBROOK:
In the regular morning service in
Knox Church on Sunday, May 1st,
;gold 'bars and certificates were
presented to the following pupils
of the Sunday School, Brian Evans,
Patsy Brans,, Dianne Engel, Myra
licNeir„Tohn Penile; Will IPerrie and
, Leslie Peelle. These awards were
&won for one year 'perfect attendance
ending March 31st.
1 '"Cratibrook Meat M.Isses" -
i The fifth meeting of the bran
brceek Meat Misses was held April
1 '30th at 9:30 at the hbme of Mrs.
Allan 'McTaggart. The meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge repeated
1 in unison. The roll call was answered.
i Roll call for next week is "One goo&
1 reason for using liter," The sec
rotary's report was read by Dorothy
Knight.
The next meeting Is to be held at
the home of Sheila Strickler, May
7th, at 9.30, Subject matter was
"Secrets of Pork Cookery. Meeting
I closed by singing God Save the
1 i Queen. e. i
DANCE 1
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FRIDAY, MAY 6th 1
Musts by: Carruther's Orchestra
Sponsored by the Hall Board
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FRIDAY, MAY 6 1960'
* Dinner 7 p,m. * Meeting 8:30 p.m,-'
GUEST SPEAKER — HON, J. W, PICKERSGiLL, M.P..,
former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Tickets for the Banquet available frem Municipal Chairmen:-
HUGH HAWKINS, Clinton, Pres. ROY LAMONT, Zurich,,
HAROLD SHORE, Goderich, SecretarY.
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