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SPARE RIBS and APPLE PIE
During Rodeo Days
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Bluevale girls played in At
wood Monday eight, winning the
game with a score of 43-13.
Wednesday night Bluevale girls
downed Fordwich 87-4,
Mr. Gordie O'Connor of Bramp-
ton is holidaying with Gordie Ruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Elliott of
Hamilton spent Wednesday and
Thursday with, Mr. and .j.irs.
Fred Elliott and other relatives.
Mrs. Rick Korda of Guelph
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn golley and Mr. and Mrs.
Burns Moffatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cameron of
Mitchell spent the weekend with
Mr. and•Mrs. Fred Elliott.
Miss Bonnie Moffatt of South-
ampton is holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. Burns Moffatt and other
relatives.
Miss Linda Johnston, nurse-
In-training at Owen Sound is
spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming
Johnston.
Miss Sharon HollanCreturned
to her home in Harriston after thing blew up. It seems his wife
ducted by GronP 3 with Mrs. S. Johnston reading the scripture
and Mrs. H. Timm read a suit-
able poem. Mrs. Walter Willitts
gave an interesting talk on the
Indians in Canada, giving' the
Indians' own thoughts and ideas
concerning treatment and their
rights. During the meeting a
memorial was read for Mrs.
Aitken, a member who had passed
away, recalling her years of
service to her church.
After business Mrs. M. Dem-
erey reported en the London
Conference at Windsor, where
she went as a delegate. When the
Meeting was concluded a. social
time was enjoyed with Group 4
serving lunch.
FUN FILLERS
HAPPILY EVER AFTER?
This guy lived happily with his
wife and sister for ten years, and
'then suddenly, one day every:`'
Ray & Helen's
Family Centre
RAY & HELEN ADAMS — --6671
Be Kure and drop your name ia the. box for a Inc ditit on
a $5,00gift tertifieate, Draw at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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BRUSSELS RODEO DAYS
FRIDAY - SATURDAY SUNDAY
JULY 20 - 21 22
-SPECIALSI SIDEWALK DAYS •
STEREO TAPES including: •
Western, Jesus Christ Super Star
And many others • • • • — — • 3.98
Assortment of Ladies' Gold and .
Silver Sandles • • • • SPECIAL 3.98
Assortment' of Ladies' and Girls' Dresses,
Blouses etc. GREATLY REDUCED.
Men's and Boys* Shirts and Pants BARGAIN
111•ICED
MANY OTHER SPECIALS TOO NtilER,
WS TO MENTION.
i SIDEWALK DAYS
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Mrs. Joe Walker
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ▪ .Keith Moffatt, Sandra and Greg
'" attended the 50th annual Jamieson
reunion held at the hone of Mr.
`'and Mrs. Neil Jamison of Galt.
Mrs. Reg Anderson, Ramona,
• Ricky, Randy and Rosanne of
ti Goderich spent Sunday with Mr.
f. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
':and Eileen spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Noble
and. family and helped with hay- , Jug.
David Smith of Toronto spent
the past week with Bob Mac
'ravish on the urban-rural op-
,...'change program,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Percy Vincent
visited on Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Murch of Clinton.
On. Friday Mr, and Mrs. Vincent
were in Lueknow where they
visited Misses Annie and Mary
Laidlaw.
A reception was held in the
community hall Friday night for
Mr. and Mrs. David Cameron,
nee Donna Ross. Tiffins', orch-
estra provided the music.
UCW
Wednesday evening the 'United
Church Women met In the Sunday
School room with president, Mrs.
J. Nicholson presiding.
The worship service was con-
spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. RosS Peacock of
Winona and Mr. Lloyd peacock
of Hamiltoe spent the weekend
With their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W J. peacock.
Members of the Bluevale United
Church choir were entertained
at the neMe of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Johnston to honour Mr4K..
DeKoeijer before she left for her
home in Chatham and presented
her with an aluminum tray in
appreciatien for services with
the choir. •
Mr. and Mrs. Allan :Ruin of
Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bosmon ,of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Russell of Goderich
and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pea-
cock and Lloyd were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Johnston.
A good attendance at Bluevale
United Church Stinday when Mr.
Larry King condUcted services.
He was assisted in song by Mr.
Bob Ripley, who wrote his own
songs and played the guitar.
News of aluev'ale,
Area residents .1kiitetid 50thiamieson reyni
in Gait
found out he was an only child!
Beginner's Luck?
Bride: ''The two best things I
cook are meat loaf and apple
dumplings."
Groom: (Which is this?"
Unsuccessful!
After unsuccessfully trying to
operate a law practice, three law-
' Yers decided to go their separate
ways. The firm had been called
Dewey, Cheatum and Howe.
Cute Poster
Among several hundred posters
made by school children Cele-
brating U.S. Postal Service Week
was one that read, “Old Mailmen
Never Die, They Just Lose Their
Zip."
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We Carry Potato Salad, and Cole Slaw -,-- •• •
'••• • ORDERS TAKEN BY WEDNESDAY
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.0"...itowiNS*04114.4••••••••004501imowt•cootoe.e,
10-oz. pkg. of
Schneider's Wieners 490
Weston Hamburg and
Wiener Rolls 3 /890
THOtAPSON and STEPHENSON
MEAT MARKET
1.
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Phone 887.4294 FREE DELIVERY
RODEO DAYS SPECIALS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
Place your orders for Front Quarters of Beef
Cut & wrapped for your freezer lb. 750
HOME-MADE HEADCHEESE lb. saf
SUNSHINE PEAS 2 lb. bag 599
Enter our Free Draw
for a Whole Pork Loin •
Cut to your specifica-
bons. (Approximately
30 Pork Chops).
IIAYWARD'S
Discount -- Variety
--Patent Medicines — Cosmetics
Groceries and Stationery Tobacco
One size
PANTY HOSE 3ve
• A.S.A. reg. 1.69
500 TABLETS 990
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