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CENTENNIAL TEA and FLOWER SHOW
ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
WEDNESDAY MAY 31st -- 2:30 to 5 p.m.
PROGRAM AT 3:00 P.M.
Members Please Bring Antiques for Display
Come In Centennial Dress If Possible
Quilt. On Display
Door Prize and Other Prizes will be Drawn
Sponsored By Brussels Horticultural Society
This Message Brought to You As a Public Service by
14 IS TO WEL
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
FRI. SAT. MAY 26 • 27
"THE BUSY BODY"
SID CAESAR ANNE BAXTE
Colqr
"WARNING SHOT"
plus ---
(Adult Entertainment)
Theatre Closed Mon, Tues. Wed.
Thurs. May 29-30-31-June 1
FRI. SAT. JUNE 2 3
"THE GLASS BOTTOM
BOAT"
In Colour
DORIS DAY, ROD TAYLOR
ARTHUR GODFREY
— also —
"THREE BITES OF
THE APPLE"
Color
DA,VAD McCALLUM,
Sylva Koscina, Tammy Grimes
COME HOMEI
We are looking forward to
haying YOTJ home for Brussels
"Conle Home Week", jhue 30th,
July let atitt
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Mr, and Mrs. Donald l?isnliur
Kitchener Were,. recent visitors
\;vith. her. parents, Mr. ana
urge Pearson,.
.1[ rs. r itOck LUIS issue
Niicir in 11-imisOr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod. Uoddcii and
Troy, Drampton, Mr, and Mrs.
citicideit and Penny,
visitt..ir recently with. NJ's, Bert
udder.
John Conley suffered the 1.0S.3
of his barn, also of number of
cattle and pigs, by tire. 'Tile barn
was situated on the Gth con. of
'Croy, the former Win. Close farm.
Miss Ella itansuld, Mrs,
Jai 1, Airs. 9ci1 Bateman, Andrew
Bremner, xusse Crozier. and.
Dale Keifer are among those o1
this community Who have been.
'hospital patients.
Mr, and Mrs: James Pesten.
attended the christening of their
riiticidaugliter, Jennifer Lynni,.
daughter uf Mr, anti Mrs. Don
Pestell, in Zion Evangetical
Church, Kitchener.
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TilE UNITED CHURCH
ui LANAI),A
Minister:
Rev. A, M. Johnston
B.A. S.D.
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
9:4E1 a.m. 'Church School
11 i4 ,t ,i du ,s( b'peak(;r:
itt.s.. Hugh 1ViiS01.1
.\laSuns in Attendance
IVIELVILLE
PRES B ERIAN CHURCH"
Mini ster
REV. C. A. McCARROLL
Church School
i'ublie \Vorship
The Man That Caine
by Night"
Organist: fv1. Thompson A.R.C.T.
THE ANGLICAN elnii.).0
OF CANADA
erthri Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, L,Th,
SAIN1 JOHN'S Brussels
Organist — Mrs B. Elliott
',):UlJa.ni. Holy Eucharist
.1.1.: Ur) a.m. Alattins
1.0.0.1P, and Rebekah
Church Parade
SAINT ALI,JA,AN'S
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwood
Organist — MrS, Co Dickson
0:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist
and Church School
AtANCE
FRIDAY, MAY 26th
BRUSSELS' LEGION HALL
Music
Desjardine Orchestra
Lunch Booth
Admission $2.00 per Couple
Admission Restricted to Persons
21 or over.
Sponsored By:
Brussels Branch 218
Royal. Canadian ,Legion
Everyone Welcome
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AUTHOR JAMES SCOTT
A USTORY OF THE COUNTY OF FINRON
Excellent Graduation Gift
or Gift for Centennial Year
41 /4 E z)m)
Available at office of County Clerk-Treasurer,
Court Goderich, and local book stores.
LOATS
1 -- Best Old Time 1st $25, 2nd $15
2 — Best Comic 1st $25, 2nd $15
3 Oldest Car Running 1st $25
4 — lest Antique Car 1st $15
5 — Most Culorful float, purely ornamental, 1st $14,
2nd $15
6 — Best Horse Drawn Entry 1st $25, 2nd $15
Overall winner to be picked from all categories and
awarded $25
PERSONAL ENTRIES
I — Best Costume 1st $15, 2nd $5
2 -- Best Clown 1st $15
3 — Best Public School pupil 1st $10
Parade will start at 12:30 p.m. from Ethel Ball Park
by County Road to the New Grey Central School. All entries
must be listed with parade Committee by June 12.
Parade Committee: President Jack Conley, Secretary.
Edwin Krauter, Murray Cardiff, Bill Mann, Ross Smith,
Ken McDonald, Murray Hoover, Robert Bremner.
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ANNUAL
FIREMEN'S BALL
FRIDAY, JUNE 9th
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Music By: Desjardine Orchestra
EVERYONE WELCOME
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