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HOME AND SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION MEETING
The Home and School Association I
meeting will he held in the school On I
Wednesday, June 14th, at 3,30 p.m. I
Guest speaker will be Mrs. M.
McDowell, S'witriming Instructress.;
free-, Walkerton, who will talk abext
Water Safety and aLio show films,
These same films will be shown to
the• schael elfildren in the afternoon.
The Nom•inating Committee will
ming in their report and the new I.
officers will he installed.
• All parents and friends are urged I
to attend to learn about water
Yifety ritle for the children..
ATTEND CHURCH PARADE
The ist Brussels Scout Troop 1
attended the Scout Church Parade
in rielgraye on Sunday.
:Miss Thomas has been guest of .
honor at a number of showers, one
by friends of the Bell Telephone II
Co. in Kitchener,. where she was
an employee, Mrs.. Drayald Lahti of
Kitehener entertained in her honer,
and a miscellaneous shower by
Brussels trIends.
ENGAGEMENT
:Mr, and Mrs. Carl Fitch, 11, It, 1.
Wroxeter, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter; Lois
Mae, to Melvin Keith •MeCretcheou,
son Of 'Mrs. Harry MeCuteheon of
Paergsels, and the late Mr,
McCutche.on.
The marriage will take place In
the United Church, Belmore, on
June 17th. at two o'clock. •
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Chas.
Pollard wish to thank the friends
and relatives for their their acts of kind-
ness.' during the long illness and
bereavement, They wish to espec-
ially thank Mrs, Callender and the
members of her staff at the Nursing
Home for their efficient and loving
care also Bev. H. L. Jennings and
'Rev. W. J. Morrison
JAMES PERRIE, elder son
of Mr, And Mrs, W. J. Petrie,
of Rn b, Prtissels, graduated
with his Bachelor of Arts in
the General Pre-Theological
course at On Vire Convoea-
Om of the Waterloo University
College. The degrees were con-
ferred in the Mutual Life such-
tOrititn at Waterlon on Sanr.
day afternoon, May 20, _Mt%
Patio is a graduate of Sea I
forth District High Schools and
is now oil the joint mission
thargsof ,ast tattle and An.
gus. }le Wang ta eMnifiened
studies this fall at Mist t Col-
lege, Toronto. Guests for' his,
graduation were preSent ,froni
Kitelieher, Woodville,
ton acid Brussels.
FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetabler.
At Al! Times
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
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Reif. W. J. Morrisen, B.A., Minister
Organist, Mrs W. C, Kind
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11. A,Ikt. Divine Worship
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The Willett Chtireh
tT CANADA
460.60: Rev. NA.t
4roirlittit Mr". A. E. MAMA
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'Aatimiromat &4lici10044iss;47.7.1.005 topcm Depenapier., $2.00 per yensi Thursday June 1st, 1961
Mrs. Harold Thomas entertained
on Saturday afternoon and evening
at a treeiseeu 'tea in honor of her
daughter Jean, who is to be „married
on Saturday. The hostess received ;
her guests in rooms bright with
flowers and was assisted by her •
daughter and Mrs. Winnifred
Edgar, mother • of the fiance. The
.guests were admitted by Dianne
Thomas; and 'Coleon Burst was in
charge of the guest book. They • are nieces of the bride.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Emily I
Elston, ',gingham, Igrandmother of
the bride, poured tea; and the .gtiests
'were served by Mrs,Donald Laho,
Kitchener. Mrs, William Irwin,
Wingharn, Miss Betty Doerr, and 1 -
Mrs. George Cousins. In the evening -
Mrs. Melville Dennis, Listowel, and
Mrs. Harvey Dennis, aunts of the
bride, poured; and guests were ser-
ved by Mrs. Gordon Workman, I
Mrs. Melvin McArter, Mrs. John
Hall, and Mrs. George -Cousins. •
Mrs. Bernard Thomas showed the j
guests. to the rooms where the
trOttesseau and gifts wore shown.
Mrs Jan van Vliet, Miss Esther ;
Smith. Toronto. Mrs. John Edgar of
Georgetown, aim Mrs. Roy Thirst of
Walkerton showed the tronesean
and gifts.
3$c
31c
Stokleys Ping (Pineapple
Grapefruit Drink) 48 oz.
Rose Brand, sweet mixed,
Pickles 16 oz.
Clarks Pork and Beans 20 oz,
ANNUAL "FLOWER SUNDAY" 1 APRICULTUBAL SOCIETY TO ENTERTAINS IN HONOR OF
SERVICE AT UNITED CHURCH i SPONSOR cHICKENBARI3gCUE PRIDE. ELECT DAUGHTER i / ., i
' The aunual Plower Service was The Nast Huron Agricultrarai
1 Heir' last Sunday at tirmaiels Belted. I Society held a special Meeting in
: Church, the theme presented being theLibrary en Friday, May 'filth to
"iOur Unlverse." . make plans for a Chicken Barbecue
i The world was depicted with a, tf; be held Jane 21st, at the Brussels,
i farm home and a church. Sky Fair Grounds, starting at five
i rockets, with deacniptive signs, 1 o'clodk; supper to be served '1W
1 "Onward and Upward" pointed to * seven O'clock.
1 ,u, revolving heavenly planet, Vim -Chairmen - 1 Chairmen in charge of S are . I ors banked the altar and Windows. . 1 Eldon Wilson and ,Harvey Craig; Miss'Thvendolyne Martin presided
at the organ, and Miss Marion advertising Committee,
Dick
Proctor
i and Mon Wilson. The committee Hoover at the piano. 2 for 39c
..„. .. , ... .... .... 79c Brooms 4 string
The Listowel Kinsmen invite' you to their
ANNUAL
KIN KARNIVAL
TWO BIG DAYS — JUNE Oth
Midway for all Games 'doge
--- see s'SGT. ELECTRO" RCAF ROBOT
— see SKY DIVING DISPLAYS I—. both evenness
HELICOPTER RIDES, — Saturday
"Miss Canada" PRELIMINARY PAGEAf4T
Semi. Finals — Friday 8.30 p.m.
Finals .— Saturday Night during,
CKNX RARN DANCE — 7,30 p.m.
Live Broadcast — 8,30, p.m.
Miss Canada 1961 -- in attendance
Plunklt Dunkit Kfunkit Bingo-
Two Car Draw — Saturday Finale
Admission 35c Pubilo School Children Free.
The smaller members of the Sun-
day Sehool formed
I
Processional
to the steps at the altar where
their nosegairs were placed, They ;
I sang "The God Who Cares for I
/ Me."
ale° planned a Bingo, Program and.
Dance to follow. Bingo Chairmen:
Rill Turnbull and Stu Hixnaphries,
representing the Lions Club and the
Canadian Legion; program and
dance eommittee to be, Sack Knight,
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• MCCIT.CgON GR9CERY.
_ISTOWEL FAIRGROUNDS
Tickets are now for sale from any
Fair Board director or at the
grounds the night of the barbecue,
Don McDonald and Thu Bowman, The remainder of the sebool
occupied the choir loft and sang
"Onward and Upward."
Miss Ann Cardiff read the poem
"TO-day." The Centennial. Gates at the Bev: 1*/. Brown stresed the on- Fair Grminds are now under constru- ward and upward side of life, /I Won, These- will provide an. Upward is a very descriptive wor„d. .atitractive entrance to the grOmadls
We must choose some goal for and will 'be a fitting improvement
..which to live, train for ft, and put I , to mark this 'Centennial year. ourselves at God's disposal, People I
are chosen to do - certain things, ; -.—
because they have much to offer, I. FORMER CHAIRMAN AND
if. ihey will. / MRS. BROWN HONORED
The evening service was in charge BY BRUSSELS SCHOOL BOARD •
of the Young People's Union. Mr.
James Spivey, the President, led the ; The Rev. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. r
worqhip sod David Hemineway read I Brown were guests of honor at a
the. scr i n t urc, 1\.T.,s, Nan cy mcwil le. gathering or the Brussels School
ear sang "listening to God." and a• Board members, and their wives,
ohm '10 Benny •Hours" we., sung 'n'or to their departure for his nree
liv misees Marlon Herreee and charge in St. 'Thomas.
firee•eiejvne Martin. The senior ! • I Mrs, 0, Elliott, secretary-treasurer roelie ese;sted the Yentury reerde.
We Deliver Phone 293 FRESH STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM.
Season is here again, featuring
COUSINS
STRAWBERRY FRUIT ICE C RE AN
and
COUSINS
STRAWBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM
IN CONES, BRICKS, and HALF GALLOWIC
Get some from your favourite COUSIN'S ICE CREAM DEALaTi.
often, for that extra treat at meal time, party time, or any tImOr,
Waiwee...44-770-Jawy.04.s.,130....enocraftme
;BOXED PLANTS
FOR SALE
Marigolds
Alyssum
Tomatoes
Zinnias
Cabbage
Petunias
Snapdragons
PanSies
Asters
Hybrid Tomatoes
JOUWSMA
MARKET GARDEN
Windham Phone 583
BL-A01 1! SHOP !
A Sesoially
Cutting Styling Cold Wav'n
Phone a rime z
• o th Board 1 Mr Elliott e t r-
ei , - , e Dr. Lavander, a retired minister, ! tamed the group at their home but now assistant at Mt. Forest Friday evening, May 25th,
United Church, was the guest -Mr, Brown, who was chairman of
ions and Biblical references he
speaker, By using worldly ill!istrat- the Board for the past two and a
! • .! half years, was presented with a vi.v4 dly brought out the three words, gift, as a tangible token Of apprec- "See! Hear! Act! laden for his service in that • capaCity and 'as an expression of th
capacity and as an expression of
Phone 22 Brussels, Oak, LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAN2, OrZTARID -
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing et 7.15 0, r7',
BRUSSELS MAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE their regret at his leaving.
Mrs, Brown was also the recip-
ient of a gift. The Chairman of the
Board, R. W, Kennedy, and Mrs,
Elliott made the presentations.
The honored guests thanked the
donors for the gifts and good
wishes and Mr. Brown again ex
pressed his deep appreciation for
the exciellent support and ce-
operation given him by the Board
members.
Vire Chairman McWhirtcr
everessed rit)orerir; tio/1 of their
hospitality to Mr. and Mrs, Elliott.
CARD OF THANKS
,0•11011.01.01milowelKINW,..46•Wr.row* ,
John Seddon, who is an employee
Of the Alex Mowbray Construction
Company of 1,Vingham, had a close
brush with death while engaged in
painting a bridge near Hanover,
last Friday. He fell from a scat,
folding under the bridge, 40 to 50
"feet above t'he river. Fortunately ••
he retained presence of mind enough
to straighten into a dive into the
water and swim to safety.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express a sincere thank
701a to the friends, neighbours,
niinster, and pallbearers for their
wards of sympathy and acts of
kindness shown during my recent
'bereavement and also for the
beautiful floral tributes.
Jean Eraser
! ,e.-c111 Me to thank friends and •
neighbours who sent cards, flowers, I
and visited the late Mrs. George,!
Eraser while she was a patient In I
'the hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
17. Munn 'and the nursing staff,
Sean, Eraser
'Thurs„ Fri., Sat.,
June 1 - 2 - 3
Jerry Lewis Ed Wynn
Judith Anderson
in
CINDERE L'L A •
WEEK END SPECIALS
White Cross Toilet Tissue,
4 f Bordens Chateau. Cheese, 87z. 33c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
32 oz. ..... ..... 71
Kraft Miracle French Dressing
8 oz. 2 for
The celebrated fairy tale has been AlIZEMill.MEEMEEFATIMILSEL
BROWNIE 'S brought up to date with, a setting
Southern California.'
DRIVE -1N LTD,
CLINTON, ONT.
in 45c-
CARD OF THANKS
Alex Mann and family wish to ex-
press their appreciatien for the many
acts of kindness extended to them
by their neighbours and friends,
during their recent bereavement.
Thursday Etna Friday
June 1 and 2
Double Feature
"BABBETTE GOES TO WAR"
Color CinemaScnpo
Brigitte- Bardot Jacques charier
"THE SECRET OF TREASURE
MOUNTAIN"
Raymond Burr Valerie French
One Cartoon
45*-
OF CANADA
ST. 091-i N'S
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jenninfo
19.- A., L. Th.
Organist: Mrs. 8, efilOtt
First Sunday after trinity
• mettnnoim ••
FOR SALE Phone 132 Free De=fivery
MALE 6Eit, MAIL MOSTLY' FEMALE'
gothittg brings stifle to a PerfOriner'S fade like a
of fan t ail. Tour riy Coniinfin:DOpular radio and teledsioxi strifi
luu good rodadn to he haliPt gets- more than 1,60,0 letters a *roik,
tilottly tit% girls who low his looks and voice. TO,Anity. tia4
WO' redid show, The Cfeitihoii Titeaday tiftertiotine on thedid-
Tt4iits-Canadtt'
11 Evin.
El LB.
78 L.
EAST
BAG ONIONL,' 11.50
BAG POTATOES $2.00
HURON PRODUCE
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL
awanidroarmeen
Thur. - Fri. June 1-
"Ti-. MOUNTAIN ROAD"
James Stewart Lisa Lit
Sat,. Mon., Tues. :We 3 - 6 = 6
Doubl e Feature
utHE BELL BOY"
Jerry Lewis
"FOXHOLE IN dAlitoo
James FlObertiori Justice.
Wed. Thurs. - Fri ,tune 7 >3 .; 9
HOLE fN THE
Coler SeOpe
Frank Sinatra, Edward C. 14ebliison
Thelma Ritter, Carolyn jailed)
AdentSsion 650, ;Children tinder 12
In bars Free N .
Office Opens at 8:60 Isteldek
Pfret Show at &fah
TWO Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
101y CoMmtnion and
Ohureh School ,
St. David*, Henfryn • Saturday , Monday
June and 5
bOiThie Feature
"TF-ft MOUNTAIN hdAd'i
James Stewart Lisa Let
"SIERRA STRANGER"
Howard' Duff Gloria IVICOhee
One Cartoon
toesdAy and Wednesday
Attie 6 and, 7
"LPL - ACNErloi
Color Vista
ALL, STAR. CA'1'
Stooge doniody
One dArto"on,
Wedrietclay. Stine 7
SEA-FORTH LIONS CLUB
1-ItAthe
TWO Shows Nightly, Rein 60 tloiliv
-Fle6t §tioW At Bil*
AdMiddlON't-, dt.dttkitt
Children tiff l4r 12 fri dare FOOS
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9,30 &in, Morning Prayer and
Church School CANTO! THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
-; Sat =Men. , Tues.,
June 2 .3. 4 - 5
If it's laughter your after don't eritt6
WALT Dist4EVIS
"ONE HUNDRED AND
ONE, CALMATIONdio
in, Cofer „ Pitts
the tend story of the Paiefiline
horse
riTl4 HORSE Wttt4 THE
0:-Ly1146 TAIL'
(ooloo,
Oarinationa at 7.36 and '016"
The l-torgo.
Wed, ThurS,
The . vanity eieatthid tale- of One'
0'01e Wories most ruthless
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