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IN CANADA
Melville Church
'Whitter: Rev. W. 4.1, Morrison,
Organist: MK G. BUrgoin
11 A. M, Mernitig Worship
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.ANNLIVERSARY, SERVICES
SUN-DAY; DOT', 15th
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.Post publishing How
Turkey Dinners A Specialty
At The Queens Hotel
Sunday Evenng Oct. 8
FULL OQUFISE DINNER
SERVED FPOM FIVE TO EIGHT P. M.
Centennial Fair Draws $0.00; • L..xotzi,,LaNT PRICES AT
; STOCKER & FEEDER SALE
I 1.1,!1 Yili, Itx„ I, Brussels was
igti Quality Exhibits at 1. pilau
Favoured with Weal weather, an
estimated 3,000 people, were In
attendanee at the Ceuentary _Fair en
riday al:Let:eon to enjoy the many
attractions and activities,
first prize winner and George
Wheeler second prize winner at the
1.34•11,1sSels Livastock, Sales yardt*
Stocker and 'Feeder Sale.
'1'110 sale was very good. 814 calves
and yearlings 'went through the ring
for a total of $127,02.05. Top price
11 steers Weighing $350 sold for
24.00 t H. Pangburn of R.R. 1
Ripley, Ont.
air of the Emit
Huron Agricultural Society got
underway en Thursday, s'epternher
2,Ith whet} the Crystal Palace was a
hive of activity exhibits. Were
placed •and judged, In the evening
the Palace opened its doors to the
pnblic. A high standard Of quality
featured the exhibits, with an, Out.
standing display in the floral
section. EVIiiblis and displays of
of antiques drew considerable atten.
tion and conameret There was a wide
variety of antique articles ittcluding
dresses, bonnets, shawls, .human hair
wreath, butter bowls, etc., artistic
and agricultural implements, -also
• dells, toys and games used by ,
pioneer ehildren.
Eight organizations bad antique
displays and there. were seven ent-
ries in the 'Club classes.
Choosing of the three Centennial
Queens, "Gay Nineties"- "1961" and
"School.", • attracted the largest
crowd in many years, to the Palace
vfl Thnrsday evening, There was a
total ct .32 entries in the three :
clasies,
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Ethel Presbyterian Church
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1961
Speaker: THE REV. FRED CROMEY,
of Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine
So.oist: Mr. Glen Lodge, Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich
MORNING SERVICE I 31:00 A. 'A
Stokleys Pumpkin, 28 oz.
)2 for 41c
Puritan Beef Stew, 240z. '' 29c
St Williams Assorted Jams, 3 for . 59c
Stokleys Tomato Juice, 48 oz. 29c
The Fair was ettutially opened by
Robert Campbell, District Director
for Huron-Perth, following the
arrival of the parade at the Fair
Archie Gilbert Wintle grounds, The excellent parnde, under
There entered Into Ma. in Wing- the direction of parad e marshall
ham. Hospital, ,9eptcvmber, 26, Archie L, Ashton, was headed by Wm, H.
Merl Whale, of Brussels, in his King On a Spirited Palainillo, and
77.1(L voar, • featured swashbuckling cowboys
He was ,born in the township of, and, cowgirls, Indians, hoboes and
Kingsey, Drummond, Queb.,. on April a 'variety of other gaily dressed
SO' 1390, the son of the late Gilbert school children, floats an children
and Mary' (Wales) Wintle. He was t on ponies.
a member of the rnited Church, Bob Cunningnaut ..)t! Ethel was the
Brussels. : a genial and efficient M. 0, for the
He leaves to mourn his loss his afternoon program. He Introduced
wife, the fernier Elizabeth Wright ; the Fair ,Board president Clem
Dixon. One son, Reuben, of Chester- I
field, New Hampshire; a sister,
Winnie Gilchrist of Richmond, Qieb.,
and several nieces and nephews. A
son., Chester, was -killed in servi ;11.
England in 1942.
Funeral services were held Sept-,i•
ember 28, at 240, from the D, A.
Moult runeral hotly), Brussels, with
Ithe Rev, ;K. Griffith. officiating,
Pallbearer4t were six; ,143,phews,
Itarvey and Melville Dennis, Elmer
ond. Ivan Haskins, Harold Faith and
Gordon Wright.
Tritement was in Brussels
cetnetery,
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HURON COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB
FIFTH ANNUAL BRED HEIFER SALE
At FAIR BARN, CLINTON, ONTARIO
We Deliver Phone 293
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 12th RECEPTION and DANCE
For Mr. and Mrs. James. Axtmann
(nee Ruth Hemingway)
, 'FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER
'Walton Community Hall
Norris Orchestra
'Ladies 'Please Bring 'Lunch
CARD OF THANKS
The Board of Directors of the East
Huron Agricultural Society tender
spediallhanks to all those Who
'helped, in any Way to, make their
I,ente.nnial Fair. a • success.
C.AFID OF TRANKS •
- I would like to thank neighbours,
'friends, and all who remembered
111.e with cards, treats, and enquiries,
while I Was a patient in Sick
Childrons, London, and since my
return hemp.
Your thoughtfulness was much
appreciated.
Jim Oldfield
1:30 p.m. •13-E'NE'FIT DANCE
For Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wilson
who lost their barn in a fire
'CRYSTAL 'PALACE BALLROOM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER '6
Ian 'VVIlbee's Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
'Donations can be 'left at the bank
Carefully selected first calf foundation females, that will be freak Sr
near fresh at sale time. They include prize winners at the Huron
County Black and White Show. Many are from dams with good
records.
,Steffler, who welcomed the people
and thanked all who had worked so
bard to make the fair a success and
paid special tribute to R. B, Cousins,
who, he said, had done so much for
the Soo.ety this year. L. E. Cardiff,
M„ P., exl/ressed pleasure at being
present at his .own fair, and said that
continued fairs are only possible'
through the willingness of so many
people to give time and help to the
community and as long as there are
-people who, do this the community
will continue to grow. John, Hanna,
M. P. P., commented that he thought
Brussels Fair bigger and better than
ever, Mr, Campbell paid tribute to
the Directors, for their work and the
Olen. t enni al Gates, and said the
parade was one of th e best in West-
ern Ontario. He then declared the
Fair officially open.
Allen Settles,
Sired by and bred to the top Unit Sires,
All are Vaccinated and most are Listed
Bob Shore Auctioneer
For Catalogues Write:
S. C, Galbraith,
komummoonnovaa•••• werwirmarami• ArtaarseaRmar
CENTENNIAL QUEENS
RIDE "IN STATE"
,Cf‘PITOL 1HEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
'THURS. • FF11.- SAT.
OCT. 5 - 6 7
"THE TOMBOY,
AND THE CHAMP"
Color • .. Plus
"SNOW QUEEN"
'Last Complete Show 9.00
G. Burgoin
Organist and Cnolrmister
.MolvIlle Presbyterian Chun%
TEACHER —PIan•
•ressi
Theory
,Pupile Prepared For Ati
Examinations
'Ph cr.. Brussels QS
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.Anglican Church
OF CANADA
IT JOHN'S
fleeter: Rev. ,H. L. JennInv
IL AL,
Organist: titrs. I, SONO
-11 Las. Morning fPrayes and
'Church ;Sehooi
David's, FiratfrYit
'SBA cm. Morning Prayer and
Church School
Rev. W. J. Millman of Thedford in
(charge .of services
The three Centennial Queens
chosen 'Thursday night at the Crystal WILLIS',
FRESH 3/111AD an AKTIQ RAHN'
artiooE MOVED
TO. NEW SITE
An event of considerable interest
took place this past, week, when the
steel bridge structure bridge on tile
12th concession of Grey twp.. was
moved to a new location on the farm
of 'Ken and Mrs. -Tyerman.
The contractors in charge of mov-
i.ng were Sam Sweeney of Brussels
and Don Nicholson of Monkton.
This has greatly improved the
entrance to the Tyerman property.
25c
59c
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
WEEK END SPECIALS
Schneiders All Purpose
Margarine
Kraft Chez Whiz, 16 oz.
Bee Hive Corn Syrup, 2 lbs. . .. . )29c CARD OF THANKS
would hike to thank all those who
sellt cards to the baby and I while
we were patients in Clinton Public
Hospital am d since we returned ,
'home it was all greatly appreciated.
Adeline Campbell, 31's.th
CARD OF THANKS
we would like o thank relatives,
neighbours, and friends, and Ladies
Auxiliary who helped In any Way
during our recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. 'K. Griffiths
and Dr, Stephens.
Mrs, Bessie Wintle
Mr. and MrS. Reuben Wintle
%.4,7 ALT(I1'J
McCormick Honey Graham
Wafers 13 1/2 oz. - 33c,
! , Palace rode In state in the parade
I to the fair grounds on Friday. Each I
I: Each was seated in a. handsome.,
1 convertible, in costume, wearing
I their Queen's ribbon and carrying
I the flowers presented to them,
I the :previous evening,
k Titles were awarded as fallow: I
i ."Gay Nineties" Queen, Mrs. Jack
1
Lowe, Prize $10, donated by Clem ,
Steiner; "Miss 1961", Miss Linda 1
Miller, Prize 410 donated by Jack 1
'Wheeler; "School Queen", Joan ;t
1 Stephenson, prize donated by R.W.
'Kennedy. Each Queen also received
gifts of cosmetics from E,der's Store
and from the Fuller Brush Co., also
the flowers and ribbons from Lewis
Florists of Wingtam and D. A.
Hann, Brussels, • ,
The following are' those entered
in the three classes. ;
"Gay Ninetiev Competitors
Mrs. H. Graig„ Mrs, Calvin
Cameron, .Mrs. Jack. Lowe, Miss L.
Mitchell, Mrs. J, Brewer, Mrs. Frank ..
Rutledge.
"Miss 1961"
1
Dianne Engel, Dianne Hastings,
Patsy Evans, Donna Sinith; Linda -:-
Miller, Rose Marie 'Krause,
"School Queen"
Norma Jean Mair, Nancy Knight,
Linda Mann, Lois Robertson, Judy
Meehan, Joyce Kellington, Ruth
Caatipbell, Joan Campbell, Linda
Casemoret Dianne Casemore, Patsy ,
., Casemore, Jane Campbell, Cathy
. Cousins, Sherrill Craig, Anne Lowe.,
Sean Stephenson, Joyce Httether,
Pat Chapman, Beth Pennington,
....--. r
Gerda Exel,
The Fair Beard president, C.
Steffier Welcomed those gathered
I
for the occasion, Ken Edgar 9f
, Wroxeter, was M. C.. and interviewed '
I
the conteridera. Mrs. Earl Ctidmore. '
1
president of the Ladies Division, -
i was in charge of the "Queen.
1 Contest and presented, the awards ,
i to the whiners. Mrs, 111% C. Kerr, ,
i
"POLLARD DRAW WINNERS
Winners at the draws at Pollard's
Chain saw display -were:
Brussels Fair — Airs. Ruth Bridgel,
Brussels.
'Teeswater Pair — Mrs. John Currie 5
Winghain; Everette -Whytook, I
Teeswater
Phone 132 Free Delivery
E CI
Led by the Brusselq
Pipe Band and the Seaforth
District High School Trmnoet
Band, some 20 schools parAded
to the fairgrounds, „ .
Winners of the school parade
were SS 0 Grey; SS 12 Grey: SS'
7 'Morris: SS 10 Grey; and SS 7
Grey. Winning school float"
were: SS 0 Grey; SS 3 Grey:
and SS 1 Grey.
An open competition for old-
time floats was won by the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Can-
adian Legion. The prize for an,
old-time vehicle was won by
Jim McNeil and Sylvester Fox
The best-dressed woman and
man were Mrs. Louis Blake and
Mrs, Bruce Marlatt,
The draw for the centennial
cake was won by Harvey Johns-
ton, Clinton, and Mrs. William
McCutcheon, BrusSels,
Chiidren's Races
Boys 6 -8
S. Wilson, W. Knight, 3, Stevenson
Girls 6 - 8
Dolma ';Workman, Beverly Finch,
13eckie Nolan
'Boys 9. 11
ilavid Huether, Fred Stephenson,
Lloyd Michie
Girls 9 - if
Ruth Wilbee, Karen Pletch, Lin
de Jong
'Boys 11 - 14
Kenneth 'Crawford, Larry'Duncan,
Gordon Finch
Girls 11 -14
Sylvia Heaver, Darlene Machati,
Gei•da Exel
Boys Bicycle Race
Greg 'Wilson
Girls Bicycle Race
Linda Lowe
Pet Show
Best Dog, Nancy Thirgoin.
Best Cat, (Persian), Murray
Workman
nest Bantam and (Ftility Fowl,
Thelma and Mneray DeirneS.
Corn tonipetitiOn
james Knight, With Rennie Ceultel
of HR. 2, Winghain. flintier tip.
(-1ntiottod oil iluido pagO)
NOTICE
Connr,encing Oct. 7, Garbage
collected.,Satirday afternoons. NOW
‘At-'8 StAcJi *HOPI
A Apeeleity
Gur?,,,y Styling Cold Wavtno
Phone grossete t40
I e the Mlle that you will be bothered by Rata and Mks 1
In your home or barn, so get rid of them nOvi
by usIng
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Available Now at
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN LTD,
CLINTON, ONT.
FRIDAY and P\XU,RDAY
October 6 7
HAROAIN NIGHT
Three Big Features
"THE LITTLEST HOBO"
(ShoWn at 8.00 only)
Buddy Hart Wendy Stuart
"BULL WHIP'
(Color) (Scope)
(Shown .ot 9.30 only)
GUY Madison Rhonda Olering
"SKEED CRAZY"
(Shown at 11'.00 only
Bret Halley Yvonne Lime
One Cartoon
'Thanksgiving services in Duff's
United Church, Oct. 8, will be in
charge of Rev, runge of the Land es
boro eharge at 11 a.m.
Dr. McMaster, Grand Bend, will
show pictures of the Holy Land
Oct. 30 in the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell
spent the week end in Hamilton and.
Toronto.
C. Fraser and family were visitors,
with MOcolni Fraser,
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Also Available Are
PURINA
— LIQUID PIG WORMER and
PIGTAB GRANULES for removing roundWermie
PIGEMIA to prevent anemia In suckling pigs
— LIQUID POULTRY VVORMER
CHECK-R-TABS drinking water disinfectant far ct)Isisallt
DISINFECTANT for farm and honsehoid use
Ask Us About Them and Get your Supply To.dity
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Brussels, Ont. Phone 22 LLA,SHMAR
DRIVE-1N TI-TrATRE
LISTOWEL
al- thc, piano, provided ninsie. I
1 TOPNOTCH PAIR WINNER
1 'Atm Gordon Nicholson Of 11.Th 4„ i
Tirintsels, wets winner of the Ton- 1
netch Feeds Special draw at the 1
Brussels Fair.
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The Centennial C.alte was 8011' i() a dear Wife and motheii. anet
the patients ot the Callander Niira- RntictIo;cs, who passed away fair i
in•" Hein,o otter the Vale, years age October 12, 1957
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