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Local Briefs °' VEEN'S HOTEL
lint.rtailiment at BRUSSELS SMILEY'S HAVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill
of Murillo, Ont, and Mr. and Mrs.
glen Gorton of St. Thomas were
guests of Miss Bessie Moses
this week.
Miss Gail McTaggart, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc
Taggart of Brussels, was guest
of honour, prior to hpr marriage,
at a shower held in Mitchell
on Saturday, evening, May 26th,
Mrs. Bud Thompson, who
underwent surgery in Wingha,m
and District Hospital returned
home last week.
Miss Kristin Terbush of
Oklahoma, accompanied her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Parker, when they returned home
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Terbush, and will spend several
weeks with them.
Lester Machan, Toronto,
spent the weekend at home with
his mother, Mrs. L. Machan.
Mrs. G. Chidlow was a visitor
in Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Wood for a few days.
Mrs. Velma Stephensokis, a
patient in Victoria, Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Orth and
Sandra of Molesworth, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Win draws
The Knights of Columbus
annual Charities Raffle Draw held
by the Ontario State Council took
place at the Brock Hotel, Niagara
Fall's, on Monday, May 21st.
First prize, a Chrysler New-
port, 2-door hardtop, fully equip-
ped, was won by T. Thomas,
63 Cayuga Cres, London',
Ontario. The second prize, a
Plymouth Duster, 2-door Sports
Coupe, was won by John
Macauley, 1035 Nesbit Cres. 7,
Woodstock, Ontario.
Recipient of proceeds is the
Canadian Arthritis and Rheuma-
tism Society.
George Thornton.
Her many Brussels friends
will regret to learn that Mrs.
1 patient in VictOria Hospital, Lan..
don.
Rintoul of Seaferth is a .ster
Mrs.. W.J, Perrie and Rev.
James perrie visited her sis-
ter, MrS, E. Hollinger in Hamil-
ton. Mrs. Hollinger accompanied
them on a visit to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plyleh
Judy and Susan, Stevensville,
Ontario, were weekend visitors
With Reeve and Mrs. J.L. Mc
Cutcheon and family.
Michelle McCutcheon joined
the Anglican church at a Con-
firmation Service held at the
"Church of the Messiah" inKin-
carcline on Sunday may 2.7.
Bishop APPleYard, assisted by
Rev. Neil Carver, conducted the
service and confirmed eighteen
young people from Walkerton,
Kincardine and Brussels.
FRIDAY and ..sixrumitiy wars
THE IVIAITLAND TRIO from Goderich
SUNDAY EVENING MATINEE
4-7 p.m. featuring
BILL IRVING and HIS COUNTRY FIDDLE
accompanied by HIS WIFE on the PIANO
Good Food on the Menu: —
Ducks Unlimited (Canada)
WATER SUPPLY Surplus water from some Ducks
Unlimited projects is utilized to keep downstrearh
creek channels alive. By use of lengths of plastic
or metal pipes, water is siphoned over the earth-
fill dam and into the creek channel which may
'meander for a mile or more. Such creeks, which
normally dry up by mid-summer continue to
provide valuable water for nesting _habitat and
other uses.
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Marsh World
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SEAFORTH
OPTIMIST PARK
Sponsored by
Optimist Club
UNDER THE BIG TOP
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AMERICAN 'HOTEL
y and Scittirdcly
Country Wally
ffee Shop andlPining Rooms
'WE FEATURE:.:—
Sauerkrilut, Fisk Octil CIO,*
Two Shows — 6 & 8 p.m
BAKE SALE
USE
'POST
WANT-ADS
DIAL 887-6641
Roller
Skating,
every Sunday
and Wednesday
Brussels Arena
7.15 p.m. to 9:30 p.m
Sponsored by
BRUSSELS
LIONS CLUB
PUBLIC LIBRARY
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th
at 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Ladies' Division of the
Brussels Fair Board
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY — FRIDAY
MAY 30 - 31 — JUNE 1
LIBE MARVIN RI
GENIE HACKMAN
"PRIME OM'
PANAVISION, TECHNICOLOR'
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RED At
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CHARLES BRONSON
URSULA ANDRESS
BOXOFFICE OPENS 5:00
SAT.-SUN. MON.-TUES.
FIRST SHOW OM APPROX. JUNE 244-5
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GENE HACKMAN M.M.4 Awl Wow.
SECT ACTON
IbthoriCamodos
TECHNICOLOR
A NATIONA L
GENERAL
PICTURES
RELEASE
CULPEPPER gave you a chance“,
if you could stay alive! DE NEWEST AND
BIGGEST YET!
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Mytety at Green
if gett
a comedy-mystery
ty, Priestley.
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School
Julie 1 &
CLIATAZI $'s S0 pi. Th.
Once t e play 'has started no
pile Will be 4drrinted
after'the first act
THE
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WILLIAM IIOLiTitti
1^ A NAVi VON" 'NJ -COLOR BY Ot 4.11‘C.
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GARY GRIMES
SEE:— Lang's Chimpanzees
Noel's :Rodeo Performing Brahma Bull
Michael's Mess of Mutts
Famous Aeros Acrobatit 1`roU0
Frazier's Military Polies
SEE:— "pig Babe! Largest Elephant oil
Tour in. the 'CireU4 World,
?W S Clowns .-!..Itigglers —Wild West
Tickets On We from OFtbrits and Brussels Post ""1..'
. ADVANtE tkiLbittN $1.00 AbtiLit $115
AT. DOOR — thiLtiitgi4 $145, DULY' $140
ALL. PRICES 'LAX`
PINE8T SHOW COMING ems yikAit t110' 'Oat MAY 80,„ 1203