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JEAN'S FASHION SHOPPE
MRS, CRAWFORD GIBSON, PROP.
Located On Rwy. 87 At Wroxeter
HOURS: TUES, FRI., : 1 P.M. --- 9 P.M.
SATURDAY: 10 A.M. 5:30 P.M,
CLOSED MONDAYS
DRESSES
SLACKS
et
pre) 13"On , the Sp
lo TV
• Channel 8 Wingharn
Hie will be "ON THE SPOT" answering your ques
ions and those of your friend's NIGHTLY at 11:35 p.,na..
and on Monday Apill at 6;(0 p.m.
k that's right) from. Sunday to Friday April 13 - 18
Pima, low;..,uonli to: . 451 1310 oring •1114• prowain
pr 1111111 11 to "ON 401— l'hanne \\Ingham ..
This is your chance to put the church on the- spot
"on the spot" sponsored by 1,110 Singtouo ,\ssociation
and the Board Of Eit'ungelistu and :social Service, rultnd
Church of Calulda (under the lotms Of the :Mitchell Trust
?HONE 199
BRUSSELS, ONT.
1969 PONTIAC
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Pontiac for 1969 features a completely new body; new 350-cubic-inch standard VS engine,
a new ventilation systeth and a number of other innovations. All Pontiacs are now.
equipped with Upper-level ventilation ; which brings fresh air into the car through vents
on the ends of the instrument panel, elitrii.tintin::' ,ti for vent windows. A particularly
important new feature is the grille divider. is made of a resilient; Material called
Endura„ colored i o match the body color. This impact; absorbinginsert protects front-end
bright metal in minor bumps and scrapes. Shown above is the Pontiac PttiiSiertne Sport
Cott tut. This heron 1)1) style is also now available in the low:1st priced Stant° Chief and
Latizent inn series, t:.1 zing the place of two-door sodaiw. The new 350-cubic-inch standard
VS develops .no hol%.;epower, wind is 'in addition to the st:mdard 155-horsepower six
c!aq•ied over from last year. Also this year for the first time, three-speed automatic
transmissions will be available With all 'engines.
TM"; BRUSSELS l'()ST,RUSBlig.ki, orrrAzio TTIVILSDA.Y • AI'ltil, lull', 1959
HURON COUNTY 4-H
CONSERVATION CLUBS
Two 1.11 tonSorv.ation Club-1
will ho offered this Sammtn. in
IlurOn County. The Ausable, River •
Conservation .\uthority will be
sponsoring. one in the south half
04' the County under the direction
of Terry MOCantley, The Maitland
SEA FORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
For all kinds of upholstering
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
1.1116..4.020ftwillmers/millemoieftraromormomftres
BERG
Sales Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
• Stabling
DONALD G. IVES
R.R. 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443W4
Valley Con serVa Hon A uthority
will be spo»soring the other in the
Northern pant. of the County' und-
er the direction ot Ken Musclow„
I mil Lobb or NO, '2 ejiiliOn Win .be
acting as a volunteer 1-f-T Club
leath-r for this club.
441 Conservattion Clu bs ro
offered to allly boy or girl between
the ages of It; as or ...January 1st,
and 20 must not have reach-.
od their 21s1. birthday by Decemb-
er. 31st, I.1100
'.rbe basic objectives of the club
are to focus attention on the need
floe good conservation practices
and to develop an understanding
of the significance of forests, soil,
sh and wild life in our
inotlorn economy.
During the club program which
scants inlay and ends in August,
the members do interesting pro*.
jeots related to Conservation
They also Lake field trips, discuss
conservation topics, and possibly .
take part, in a conserVation.• camp
with nature studies. recreation,
etc.
• 'l'imes and locations of Orgrn.-
Aectings will he found in
this papOr and also in this year's
issue of the Huron County Soil
anti Crop HOW'S.
We hope that a good number or
boys and girls between the ages
of 1.6 and 20 will take part' in this
interesting and challenging
Project,
David Inglis,
Extension Assistant.
"ON THE SPOT"
N e arly every day we road that
the Church must find neW•0,134
tert•stiog ways to roach out to
people and litake "good news" -or•
roligion relevant to peopb4
in the world today, Ono proiw't
that has met with considerable
snecese is the television progr.1;11
veries coiled "On the _Spat" in
which members of at studio attd•,
ienco anyone viewing the pro-
gr am have the opportunity • to
phone iu to 1110 station and ask
the man "on the spot" . any ques-
tions they might have relative 'to
religion, the Church, their own
beliefs or disholiefE3,
''ON SPOT" will be pre-
.sellted on (1.K.N.X-TV Channel S
Winghain for six nights — SIM^
day, April 13th to Friday, April
Sth -- immediately following the
late local news, at approximatelY
11,3; pm, .Because of the Acad-
emy AWardS, the Monday, April
14th MOT( Of "Oh the Spot" will
be presented at (I pail„ replacing
the Pierre Berton for this one
occasion, and a special guest on
the Monday show will be the NV01 1-
k110wn CBC announcer, Bruee
March. Who, has been so keenly
interested in the development of
the "On the, Spot" inissions over
the past several years.
The Man "on. the spot" for all
the programS will he Thev. Harold.
Burgess, minister of Howard -Park
United Church in Toronto, and he,
bas had considerable experience
in this kind of project in other
areas such as Sault Ste. Marie,
Peterborough and Kingston.
What kind of questions will
likely be asked? Here are some
that have been asked on previous
programs; What is a. soul . , and
how do 1 really know have 4
Sold? Cana person living common-
law still be a Christian? It is an
opportunity for people to ask ques-
tions that they migh not feel like
asking their own priest or mini-
ster, and all questions mit answer-
ed during the program are answer-
ed by Mr. Burgess by personal,
letter the morning after each pro-
gram, Questions may be phoned it
daring the program or sent in by
The first program in the series
will be on Sunday,. April 13th at
11.35 1'1.111. :A na Co-,:•411011S1>P0(1 •O)
the Singtime Association and the
Board of Evangelism and Social
Service of the United Church of
"Canada. The telephone number
for calls during the program will.
he 357-1210 anti the address for
questions 11)0110(1 in reply is
"1(1arrio.. H tli.e Spot", ('K:\\:('K:\\:6
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