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TILUitSDAY, MAY itith, 1468
ANNUAL MEETING
HURON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOCIATION
Anglican Church Hall, Wingham
WEDNESDAY, MAY and
AT 6:30 p.m..
GUEST SPEAKER:
Mrs. 'Norma Lytle, Office Manager, Ontario
Tuberculosis Association, on the subject "Our
role in Centennial plus one"
E. E. Walker, Wingham -- President
HOWICK, LIONS
BINGO WINNER$,
Regular (lames: A.I) N,ethery,
Winghtim.; Mrs. Herb Busby, Bel-
more; Mrs. Cliff Henry, 1-larriston
and Mrs. F. Ohm, Wingham; Mrs.
Reidt, Wroxeler; Mrs. Simon
Huber, Mildmay; Mrs. l'e'g Riley,
Winghtun; AB's. Art Caswell, Blue-
vale; Mrs. Ralph (Coffer, Illuevale,
Mrs, 1301 Sahli", Formosa; Mrs.
Strauss" Mildmay; Mrs. .0-21d. Rich ;
Wingham; Mrs. McLennan, Loch.
aish; Mrs. Gerald Goll, Walker-
ton
Specials: Share the Wealth,
Mrs. Obright, Winghtun and Mrs.
K. Edgar, Wroxoter; Mrs. Bill
Sahli", :Formosa. $25 Special, Mrs,
Simon Huber, Mildmay; Mrs. Gee.
ffervitt, Wingham and Mrs. Tony
St. Marie, Blueyale, JackPot, Mrs,
cLonna n, Lochalsh, Door Prizes,
• Mrs. °bright, and MrS. Ed
Wingham., and Mrs. Eilmer (loll of
11,1ildmay„ and Mrs, 'Gerald Gull of
Walkerton.
SIVIILEY'S HAVEN
QIUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
FEATURING: BILL McLORY ON THE PIANO
FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITE, ALSO
MONDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING
OF NEXT WEEK
KITCHEN OPEN — FEATURING SPARE RIBS & KRAUT,
Spare Ribs & Kraut, Fish & Chips, Hot Turkey and Lunches
THOMPSON a STEPHENSON
MEA " MARKET'
PHONE 294 FREE DELIVERY
WEEKEND SPECIALS
FROM OUR MEAT COUNTER:
Fresh Grade "A" Chickens 3 lb. Avg.
Sliced Breakfast Bacon
Mac. & Cheese, Chicken Loaf, 'Dutch Loaf
FROM OUR FREEZER
Lake-Pac Stneits 9 oz. pkg. 25c
Sunshine '4 lb. Poly French Fries 73c
ALWAYS A FULL LINE OF FRESH
GOV'T INSPECTED BEEF AND PORK
"MEAT IS OUR BUSINESS"
39c lb
65c lb
59c lb
each
each
THE UNITED CHURCH
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
S.D..
Organist: Mrs, Fred Stephenson
0:45 A.M. Church School
If :l1U A.M. Unenter Heim,
1Viiightim, in Dialogue
with the Congregation
IV1ELVILLE
PRESS EXAM CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. McCARROLL
10; 00 A.M. Church School
11:00 Ad11.. Divine Worship
''The Biblical View or Heaven"
Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffat
Veitch presided for the business.:
"I he secretary, Mrs. Stanley Fisch-
er, read the minutes and called
Me roll winch was answered by
eleven member's naming a woman
from the "Old Testament". Cards
and visits were recerden by Miss
Forrest. 'fire Conference to be
acid in Knox Church, Craubrook,
June 12 was discussed and plan-
ned for'. It was announced that the
leresbyterutl visitor is Mrs.
Eilwood Roe, Awood. Mrs .Gordon
read 'How to live sn 24 haul% a
day" and closed the inteling with
prayer. The lunch committee. Mrs,
Wes Mc4aChern and Mrs. John
Perrie assisted the hostess in serV-
ing refreshments, Mrs. Stanley.
Fischer will be hostess for June.
COMING EVENTS
,The Huron County Historical
Society General and Annual Meet-
ing will be held on May 24th at
8 p.m. in. the Blyth Public School.
Guest speaker will be Mr. Ken
Stewart, Specialist in History, at.
Kingston, Ont.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
FEDERATION of AGRICULTURE
ONE DAY BUS TRIP
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968
Timetable:
7:Oti Leave Wingham CharleS
Iledgifis
7:15 Leave Belgrave A.Veria
7:30 Leave Brussels Library
Corner •
7:40 Leave Morris Bank Corner
8:40 Arrive at 'Burns Packing
Plant; Kitchener
10:30 LeaVe turns Packing
Plant
11:45 Arrive in Hamilton for
dinner at Colony ReStaurant
1.30 Arrive at Stelco Plant in
Hainilton
4:00 Leave Stele() Plant
4:00 Arrive at Gee, Roberts
restaurant for Slipper
0100 Beet), tour of Hamilton
With a gtiide
7.30 Start hOnie
Price! $8.69 including all meals
Treasurer of BuS Teip Committee:
Ehierson Mitchell
Each director to report number of
tickets sold to EMerson Mitchell
on or before May 28.
After May 28 tickets may be sold
to person living outside township.'
HEAR uUEN'i HEIM ii' HIS
CRITICISM OF RELIGION
BRUSSELS UN I I ED CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY t 9 11:00 A.M.
In Dialogue With T he Congregation
CARD OF THANKS
I'M SORRY
Unfortunately, it wasn't brought
to my attention until last ThurS.
clay, may 0th, that the BrasselS
hire Brigade were also summoned.
to offer assistance the night of -
Morris liemingway fire (the
Oran :RusSell
former Lloyd Alcock farin). These
firemen that were ill attendance
are: Jack MeWhirter, George •
Sorrier~, Wm. icing, Rohr. Rich,
mend, Wm. Wheeler, Dare Hast-
ings Jr., Wur. McWhirte.r, George •
Al alter.
1 also regret the error which
personally did not hear, over
CKNX' radio, towards the above
firemen of Brussels.
I wish to express my thanks to
the Brussels Fire Brigade, and to
tae many people who I", various
ways, have expressed words of
sympathy related to tile Heming-
way fires.
Your kindness will always be
remembered.
Morris Hemingway
../..Nommimaantor
VILLAGE
MEN'S WEAR
Telephone — 202 Brussels
NOW OPEN — STOCKING A COMPLE.TE LINE Or
— Shirts Pyjamas, jackets
JOCKEY: — Shirts, Underwear, T"Shirts,
Turtle Neck. T-Shirts
CUSTOM LEATHER: Belts, and
Leather Accessories
MEN'S SHOES TO ARRIVE IN NEAR FUTUR
Only Canadian Made First Line Merchandise
In Stock and Many New Items Arriving Daily
DANCE
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 24th
Music By: Desjardine Orchestra
Admission: $2.00 Per Couple
ADMISSION RESTRICTED TO PERSONS OVER 21 WARS
Sponsored by Brussels Branch 218 Royal Canadan Legion
Everyone Welcome
This space is donated for community improvemeals
LIsrowEL TRANSPORT LINES LTD.
Ontario's Silver & Mack Pim
CR AN BROOK
WMS Afternoon Group
Mrs. Clare Veitch was hostess
for the Afternoon Group of the
W.M.S. The lender, Mrs. Lylle
Gordon. opened the meeting' with
it poem ''Look up and Live". Miss
Alice Forrest, gave a. reading "A
Mother's Love. The topic from tit«.
study. ''Christ and the Faiths ot.
Man" was given by Mrs. it'arl
Dunn, with Bible readings by Mrs.
Whitfield, Mrs..Schnock, and Mrs.
Mac Engel. The.president, Mrs.
I wish to thank
cards, treats, or
way, while being
Clinton Hos:pita'.
a p prec iatetl.
POOL TENDERS
Tenders for the position 01
supervisor for the Brussels
Wading Pool will be received in
writing by the undersigned by no
later' than noon, May g7, 1008.
Tenders should include age of
applicant, qualifications (it airy),
experience and salary desired.
Duties will commence June 29 and
continue for weeks,
all who sent
belped in any,
a patient in
it was much
Lowest tender not necessari
accepted.
• James Prior,
'Secretary-Treasurer;
Brussels Recreation Committee.
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