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Brussels Livestock Sales Yarck,•
EVERY FR:DAY 1 P. M.
•;' Tsar hosts mow Tsars yos are vsloosta aim •
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Shaw — Smith
Brassies lint,ted Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding on
- Sattuirday, June . 4, when Mabel
Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs., George Smith, IL it, 4, Brus-
sels, became the bride of Peter
Arthur Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs.
lac Slia'w, R. R. 3, Brussels., Rev,
Lloyd Brown, minister of the
churh officiated I
The bride wore a street-length
dress of white silk orgonza with
bodice of French lace. Her shoulder-
length veil 'was held to a coronet of
of.organza and her bridal bonnet
was of red roses and white ear-
nations. ;Miss Donna Smith was
-bridesmaid for her sister, wearing a
• street-length dress of French blue
silk organza with white accessories
and carrying a botittet of red roses
and White carnations.
McArter was best man.
Yellowing the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
the bride's parents. The bride's
mother wore a gown of French blue
crepe with white accessories and a
corsage of roses and baby chrysan-
themums, The bridegroom's mother
wore a dress of printed jersey with II
corsage of roses and baby chrysan-
thetulams, •
Following a - wedding trip to North
era Ontario and the United States
the ce'uple will reside in Brussels.
For travelling the bride wore a
costume of burnt orange with white
accessories. •
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' Don't -forget, to celebrate 1134
plerions 12th of July in Brussels,
LYCEUM THEATRE
W1NGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.16 p.
Thurs. - Fri. - sat. t
June 9 • 10 - 11
`Debbie Reynolds Glenn Ford
In
THE GAZEBO
A thoroughly delightful comedy about
blackmailer and a murder,, that
wasn't really, a murder.
Sattirday and Monday
June 11
"THE LgFT HANDED. dipiq,,
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c't4 Tliur;;day, June 9th, 1960 e-ects this4. Poet OMs. tanent, .4.orthissloed as tr. eclat Publishing House
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NEW SCHOOL HERE
1. TO BECOME REALITY
After years or planning and
Many months of intensive OS.
cusFlons, study, discouragemcats
aril disagreements, plans have now
been, completed by the, School
Board for a new ry4,14lic scnool to be
built in Brussels. It is expected that
work will begin in a few weeks
and, that the new bitindin, will be
ready for occupancy .In the late fall,
The School Board, with Rev. Lloyd
Drown as ehairrnan, after extensive
research as to its merits, and look.
In4 to the future, bad hoped to in-
stall plectirical heating. This is the
most modern and sanitary method as
iase. It 'is also considered by experts
to be mueh less of a fire hazard
than other methods. The municipal
council objected to electric! heating
on tire ,grounds that it bad not been
_proven in this area. The Board
complied with their request that
oil heating be installed instead.
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FORMEF RECTOR
GUEST SPEAKER
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DECORATION SUNDAY, JUNE 29(4
Ali members of the Odd itstbekah.s, lranelt 218 of tlitt&
eanadiAn Lesion olid their lot 000 Auxiliary are asked le Vet*
at F4 IturrIC4 "urner to f'art;t1e t.e Ow cemetery. ,* P. 1‘1, Anyone not
,:sis'ilng to Paradt) are rAqueiled to go direr t to the cemetery Actrx:.:
service: at aPrffoximaielY ?Al) I',
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TROUSSEAU TEA HONDR$
•1 BRUSSgt.$ PRII-4-T-Q-Bg •
Airs. Albert Wood entertained at
a trousseau, tea On /Saturday after-
aeon and steeping, to honer -of her
daughter :Mayne, a, bride-t0-be of
Friday, June 10th, DaSpets Of snOW-
halls, spdrea., and chrysanthenitune
brightened the attractive rooms
Where mrs, Wood and her daiti3Oter
received their guests asSist.e4 by
1Arr$, Norman riintoul, of Wing-anat.
,The tea table was set with an
'imported lace cloth, centred with a
floral of graduated white arid- pink-
frosted Chrysanthemums with, maid-
enhair fern intereporee0 with, Slender
white lap.ers.
• Pouring tea In the afternoon Wore
Mrs. George Daelter and Mrs. It, S.
Warwick, Tearoom, attendants were
Misses Sandra and 411y Wright of
Wroxeter.
In the evening Mrs. Wiliam C,
Leach and Mrs, William Porter
Poured and Misses Penny .Gerry and
Barbara Bickford served the pests.
Miss g
Miss
xsttiulteldk eesyit bia,Geloisrf„olitot.80,7 m, was in charge
were
of rho
where
a i n roomatihreaig e.
Kitchen ware and shower gifts
were shown by Miss Catherine
Leach in the afternoon awl by
Miss Sandra Strong and Miss
Patricia Bennett in the evening.
33c S,t. Williams Two Fruit
Marmalade 24 oz.
Sunday saw the beginning of the
Cenlitanial Oelehratien of St. John's
Anglican Church ,
One hundred years age saw . the 'I
'beginning of CibWelt life in Irtissels,
or, as it was then known, AinleyvIlle,
In keeping with the importance of
+this historic event the rector, the.
Rev. W, K. „Taggs„ has Informed us
that the centenunial will be -properly
observed,
The former parish priests of St..
John's have boon invited haelt....on
• successive Sundays with the Rey,
J, H. Kerr of London, being the
inaugural speaker. Mr. -Kerr, as many
people in the area Will reinemberi
was the priest when the disastruos
.fire took place in 19-47. The Church
was re-opened in *Italy of 1049.
The next tw'o Sundays will also
see two former rectors return 'in the
Rev's • A, Norman Ellis of Corunna
and F. E. Jewell of Walpole -
The Lord Bishop of Enron,. the Rt,
Rev. G. N. Luxton, will visit St.
John's Church on. Sunday, June
26th, at 3;00 p.m. to administer the
Sacrament of Holy Confirmation. He
will also bless it. memorial. stained
glass window which Will be installed
in the west wail of the nave in
memory of Miss Nina Rogers, a
former parishoner of St, John's.
On Sunday, Judy 10th, the Rev, M,
011ham of Clayton will, return.
The following Sunday, July 17th, will
be the culmination of the centennial,
services when the Suffragan Bishop
of Huron., the Rt. Rev. W, T.
Townshend, will be present for the
100th Dedication Festival Service,
Following the service on this day
there will be a reception - on the
parish lawn when it is hoped that.
many former narisherters will re-
turn to observe this historic event.
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We Deliver Phone 293
$7.95 uYs a Muffler
For Your Car
Al:
4 Estimated cost of the new school
is U23,000, The goverment grant
will be approximatel y 55% On
$12.0,000. The additional co.q is for a
five foot extension requested by the
local counciil so it' could be u,sed for
an auditorium, the extra cost to be
borne by the ratepayers,
Approval of the Department of
E4ueation has to be obtained and
the sanction of the' 'Ontario Muni-
Boa'd on the Debenture before
construction is started by the
Ross tr-rquitah ,Construction
of London. •
• The School Board pressed. for a,
new school because. *Ahoy '":firmly
believe that conditions being what
they are at the present school, and
with consolidation of public schooiS
in the near future, it would be folly
to sink thousands of dollars of the
ton,tayers" money in repairing the old
scnoa. There is no gavernment grant
for such repairs, and we would still -
be faced. with the cost of a new
School 'In a very fe* years, or lose
the Imblic school here, as happened
in the case of out' high, school.
_BAKE SALE
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" in ETHEL at
Lounsbittry Vacant Store
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th
I" 7k, at 2:30 P. M,
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.4 Parcel Post Table, also Candy
also Variety Table ICE tt.
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Sponsored by W. M. S. of the
United Church Ethel
Miss Lois Dodds displayed the
linens 'in the afternoon and she was
replaced by Miss June Wright in the
evening. Miss Ruth Fryfogle, Win-
„'ham showed the bride's trousseau,
Others assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Robert Gemmel], Mrs. N. S.
Wood, Clinton and Mrs. 'Raymond
:Bronson.
Miss. Wood had been hantred
Deviously at a shower by friends
on the staff of CI'l\TX television
station, and at a miscellaneolis
shower in the library hall by
Brussels friends.
This is FRESH STRAWBERRY
CE CREAM Season Again
Featuring
COUSINS STRAWBERRY FRUIT
ICE CREAM
A fi
COUSINS STRAWBERRY RIPPLZ
ICE CREAM
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DAN°
To the music of The Mercy Bros.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th
Dancing from 10:00 to 1:00
WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL
Sponsored by the Hall Board
Refreshment Booth in. Hall
TROUSSEAU TEA
CUSTOMER CATISOACTION OU4144,ANTEEO '
eatlarIes — Oils — Lubricants — Car Waeb-
, leo Cre3r1) C12§701610 1'40
. Phone g68
Brussels, O
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BREAKS HAND
Clarke Matheson, an employee of
the BrussQs Creamery had. the 4
misfortune to slip on the wet con-i
crate Veer and in attempting to
break the fall with his hand he I
broke ..several small bones in it, I
'Consequentley he is going about
with his ana in cast following ex-
ray after suffering severe pain,
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BON VOYAGE
Mrs. R. V*, Stephens and daughter,
Mrs. Higgins of Toronto, left Toronto
on Monday by T. C, A. for Paris,
France. They will visit Isabel, Mrs,
Bedeux and her husband. They
arrived there Tuesday morning.
They will also visit Dr. Russell G,
Stephens and his"wife in London,
Ert,r,land, Dr, Stephens is the older
son of Dr. and Mrs. R, W. Stephens
01 Brussels. They also intend to visit
Edinburgh, Scotland, before return.
ing home early in July.
HALF GALLONS — BRICKS -- CONES
Mrs, A.Tervyn Pipe- will hold
Trousseau Tca, in honor of her
tintgh4tr Llizabeth, at their home, on.
Saturday, 'June 18th, from three to
five in the afternoon and seven to
'nine in the evening., Friends are
Oval:111y invited to attend.
Get some from your favourite COUSINS ICE CREAM, DEALE,R
often, for that extra treat at meal time, party time, or anytIrag
,Church
iaysigt6r; Rev. J. H. Greene
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting Styling Cold Waving
A Specialty
Phone Brussels '140
Mr. Louis D, Thompson
MADE
BY iC
CREAM
Guests attended from Myth, Bel-
l ._ grave, Exeter, Kitchener and Blue*
Organist and Choir Director va l e.
Sunday School
Worship Service
1 ' Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
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-. Anthem, Rock of Ages
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Don't forget to celebrate the
Otorious 12th of July in Brussels.
Get Your Spring Permanent at ;
IRENE'S BEAUTY "SALON '
where better nrmanents cost less
Cut , Shampoo and Finger Wave
Phone 155
Phone 2 Brussels, Ont.
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Fruit and VegivittlUt
At All Vane •
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Vnited Church
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OP CANADA
In r Rev. L. Brown B.A.; IND.
,Organtst: Mrs.. A. IL Martin
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CLINTON, ONT.
10' A, ti, Church School
11,15 A, M, "The Guise Of
Greatness"
ClintreirBarade of AnxiliarY
Canadian Legion,
LISTOWL, ONTARIO
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Shine
First. Show at Dusk
Admission: 65e
Children Under 12 hi Cars rree
Thursday and Friday
June 0 - 10
"JET 'PILOT"
Color
Janet Leigh
Of the
SPECIAL,S
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Pialimi o9 Detnittglits•
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T. east of the Holy Trinity
Ott. Johnos Boutmott
Pio a. in, Holy. Encliariet
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The Rev. A, :Norman. EMS
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THURSDAY and FRIDAV Hunt's ,L.atsup,
2.11 oz.
Burns Pure Lard
Julie 9,
"JOHN' PAUL jONEE0
and ttOndaY Saturday
June 11 , 13
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Robert Stack Bette Davis ,f6rw.
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2.9c,
McCormick's Sodas 1 lb.
Special
Domestic Shortening 2 Dos. ...... -65e,
Phone ,112 Prep DdierY,
• thesday and Wednesday
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tictiiroled and 'built by Mt Sari, 'of St, Catharines, Ont. Iris Mark
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milca r Hour. Suts iitc,,ng is the theme Of CTICI r'adia'l;
uryt eW "teTl,M," tiOrd et cry Monday, hosts era - the theW are
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