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ANNUAL
FIREMEN'S BALL.
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, N,OV. .22nd
KEN WILBEE ORCHESTRA
DOOR PRIZE
DRAW
Admission At Popular Prices
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CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY
Limited
Listowel, Ont.
HAVE OPENINGS FOR
FEMALE PLANT.ElVa'LOYEES
For both day and afternoon shifts. Five day week.
Good rate of pay. Cafeteria facilities, compriehensive
issuriusce program available.
Applications should be made to the
PLANT PERSONNEL OFFICE
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Phones: Brussels 388W10, Wingham 1091
WALTON AREA GIRL WINS
4-H PROVINCIAL HONORS
The program included compet-
itive judging by the girls and the
exhibition of individual club pro-
jects. In charge of judging were
home economists, Miss Patricia
Damude, Huron County; Miss
Ilene McDermid, Oxford County;
and Miss Marilyn Oke, Lambton.
County*
Among award winners Satur-
day was Mrs. W4 L. Whtye,
2 Seaford", who received her
10-year leader's certificate for
completing a minimum of 10
'projects. Mrs. Whyte completed
.20 projects in 10 years,
FOR SALE -
57 Ford automatic VS custom
radio reasonably priced
Call 293 after 6 or anytime on,
Saturday. 3.
RAWLEIGH BUSINESS
NOW' OPEN IN
Huron Co.
Trade well established. Excellent'
opportunity. Full time. Write.
Rawieigh's, Dept. K-152-189,
4005 Richelieu, Montreal.
HURON CO-OPERATIVE
MEDICAL SERVICES
Prepaid Health Plans
at Cost
way.
OF DIRECTORS
Fordyce Clark, RR 5,
Goderich; Vice-Pres., Gordon
i%lrklan,l,RR 3, Lucknow ; Mrs.
O. O. _Anderson, RR 5, Wingham;
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Exeter;
Hugh ii, Smith, RR 2, ustowel:
Lorne Bodges, RR, 1, Goderich;
Roy Strong, Gorrle; Russell T.
Luau;;, aR 1, Seaforth; Bert
Irwin, Bit 2, seatorth; Bert
1(lopp, Zurich; Gordon Richard-
son, RR 1, Itrucetiold; Kenneth
J011118, RR 1, Woodhain.
C. K. Magee
Siwitetarraiineger
Miss C. E. PlUmtree
Militant Secretary
For information, call your
nearest director or our office in
till! Credit Union Bldg., 70 On-
tario Street, Clinton. Telephone
H U nter 2-9751.
or see your CO-OP representative
RUSSEL .KNIGHT
RR !.1 sue i Olds*
,TURKEY BINGOS
BRUSSELS ,PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, NOV. :29th
FRIDAY, DEC. 6th
FRIDAY, DEC. 13th
TIME - 8:30 P. M.
15 REGULAR GAMES $1.00'
3 CASH SPECIALS
1 DOOR PRIZE
EXTRA and SPECIAL CARDS
:25,c or 5 FOR $1.00
Under The Auspices of the Brussels
Branch 218 Of The Royal Canadian Legion
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Phone 523-9373
ANNUAL
TLET SALE
OF
WOOLEN BLANKETS and
LEATHER GLOVES
November 7 to Novena:ter' ;43
BLANKETS There is no substitute for Wool
t.3.1en Lame SATIN BOUND 72" x 90"
7 C01011MS value $16.00 Sale Price $9.50
Caen Lame KAINBUW 72" x 90''
4 colours value 416.00 Sale Price 49.00
talen Lame CO •••• win Lied size iiii"xtos''
Double Bed Size */2" x 64"
• ki colours value 414.00 Sale Price $43.50
Weil Lame. CRIB 36" x 50"
Beautliuny satin :sound value $0.0 0 Sale nice $5.UU
to colours value Sti.OU Sale Price 444.t1t)
.fe KILL' LEATHER- GLOVE AND MIT'l SALE
i` vii 1V4LL' -
iocautirtiny styled and tailored
dress gioves, uned and ununed
in goatskin, pigskin and capeskin
values 4.).UU to fttp.UU saie Price $1.50 to ;.i.Ud
uti.
1..eatner gloves for the fashion wise
Amen and unlined capeskin and kid
INTRUOUCIALI
gioves
values *4.00 and $5.00 Sale Price $2.00 to 2.50
1:01( C1-111.1.11(144
1.11Nit.1) 4N1OW AND SJKii MITT
deerskin tanned to always dry soft
value 442.0U bale Price $1.00
Lined Dress glove - - grey only
value $1.50 Sale Priam 75c
MEN'S WOOL WORK SOCKS
heavy weight nylon reinforced
value 1.25 1 pair Sale Price 2 pair for $1.00
WORK GLOVES
goatskin for durability
unlined value $1.35
Sale price 65c
ROPER WORK GOVES
lined value $2.95
Sale price 0.50
"The Best"
value $2.95
Sale price $1.50
CHAMOIS
The best dust cloth for house-
hold use and car washing
various sizes from 75c to $2.00
now for freezing temperatures with
Permanent
ANTI-FREEZE
ANTI-FREEZE
Mamie Kirkby, RR 1 :Walton,
was Lhe solo winner of a pro-
vincial honor certificate at :Huron
County 4-4 Homemaking Clubs'
annual Acnioveineut Day pro-
grunt in Seaford" District High.
St:iteol on Saturday. The award. r i 44 presented for the completion of
12 club projects.
County honor certificates, for
completion of Six. projects, were
awarded to Jean Scott, RA 2
,Seaforth; Patricia Ducharuie, RR
2 Brussels; Mary Ann 'Valera,
plinton; ,Wanda,
I ton; and Lynn Nixon, Seaforth.
flighty girls participated in
the program, representing
homemaking clubs In Clinton,
MeRillop Township, Moncrielf,
Cranbrook Brussels and three
Seaford" and area clubs.
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