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The Tibetan Tiger Men' The Fantastic One-Armed Boxer!
The Doody Kwon-Do Master' The Invincible Yuga Kahn'
The Kung Fu Beast' The Judo King'
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Saturday - Monday - Tuesday
June 29, July 1 - 2
A fUltEENGTH FEATURE FILM Chuck Berry
RE-CREATION OF THE 50'sDom no Bo Diddley
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June 30, Sunday Entertainment
2 — 4 p.m.
"The Country Crusaders ad
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JUNE 29 --- "SILVERTONES"
PHONE 527-0629
THE CHMESE
PREIFESSIBIALS
Mac Ferguson, Kitchener, a
former Brussels resident , visited
recently with Archer Grewar„
Mrs, Harry Goll, who was a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital is home,
Hugh Pearson returned home
on Friday after undergoing
surgery in Hamilton General
Hospital.
D.A,Rann who was a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital,
was transferred to Victoria
Hospital, London.
Dick Dennis of Barrie, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Dennis
ofBrussels, is critically ill after
suffering a heart attack.
Mrs. Roy Turvey, who has been
-a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital, has returned home,
Robert Davidson, who was in
the Callander Nursing Home is
again a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital.
Frank Alcock is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
The Brussels friends- of
W.H.Bell of Walton are sorry to
News of Walton
McKillop
plans picnic
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
MeKillop Unit Meeting
The June meeting of the
Mckillop Unit was held at the
home of Mrs. Keith Rock with 14
members present.
'Mrs. George Love was in
charge of devotions opening with
Hymn "We plough the Fields and
scatter the seed". Mrs. Laverne
Godkin read the scripture from
John 15: 1 - 17. Mrs. Love gave
the meditation, "The Vine"
followed by prayer. The offering
was taken by Mrs. Merton
Hackwell and dedicated by Mrs.
Love.
Mrs. L. Godkin read two
poems, "God is as near as a
Whispered Prayer" and "Let's
think it over". Mrs. Love read a
poem, "June in the Country".
Mrs. Dave Watson gave the
topic, "The Home is ail the
World". Mrs. N. Schade, Mrs.
W. Leeming and Mrs.C.Wey read
verses of scripture from Psalms.
Mrs. Love closed this part of the
meeting with prayer.
Mrs. Murray Dennis president,
presided for the business
thanking everyone who had taken
part in devotions. Minutes of the
last meeting were read by Mr. s.
Glen McNichol, followed by the
roll call. Mrs. M. Hackwell gave
the treasurer's report. Plans were
made to hold a picnic entertaining
the children for the July meeting.
Mrs. M: Dennis closed the
meeting with an Irish Blessing.
A very successful bake sale was
held with Mrs. Neil McGavin as
auctioneer.
Lunch was served by Mrs. M.
Dennis, Mrs.. Don Dennis, Mrs.
J. Burch and the hostess, Mrs: K.
Rock.
Institute Enjoy Tour
On Wednesday, June 19th, the
Walton Institute held their June
meeting in the form of a tour of
several places in Listowel.
This was the Agriculture and
Canadian Industries meeting with
the conveners, Mrs. E. Mitchell
and Mrs. H. Bolger.
Twenty-six ladies met at the
Community Hall at 0 a.m. and left
for Listowel. They toured
Spinright and Stareraft factories
in the morning.
Kentucky fried chicken was
enjoyed for the noon meal, held at
the arena, In the afternoon tours
were taken at the Midwestern
Regional Centre near Paliterston
and back to Makoitri Furniture at
Listowel,
PHONE 338-3121
Starts at 8:00 p.m.
Kids in cars free
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WEDNESDAY, 26 —
THURSDAY 27
FRIDAY 28 —
SATURDAY 29 —
THE JAMES BOND THRILLER
LIVE and LET DIE'
— PLUS —
COPS and ROBBERS
IT'S HILAROITS
Wednesday, June 26
SPECIAL SHOWING
OF AN OUT. TANDINr; FEAT1TE
Will precede our Regular Ahowing• on behalf of the AREA
SENIOR CITIZENS — All Senior Citizens Free.
(X)MPLIMENTS OF:
Harriston Lions Club, HarristOn Kinsmen Club, Harristoti
Legion, Branch 296 — In response to Canada Week.
THE NEW LEAF
IN COLOUR — STARS
WA.4TEP MATTHAU
IT COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, Adult Entertainment
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Giant Dusk to Dawn
—, FIVE FEATUPES —
No. 1 — TIE MINI-SKIRT MOB
. No. 2 — RAW MEAT
No. 3 — VAMPIRE CIRCUS
No. 4 — COUNTESS DRACULA
No. 5 — BARON BLOOD
(Adult Entertainthent)
THEATRE CLOSED: Monday and Tuesday
AT THE
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AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Friday and Saturday
The Country Crusaders
Entertainment at
The Queen's Hotel
Brussels
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY MATINEE MONDAY NIGHT
FEATURING
Smokey Dunn
SUNDAY MENU TURKEY DINNER
People we know.,—,
learn that he is a patient in,
Wingham and District Hospital,
Blaine McCutcheon has recent,
ly returned from. a weeks yacation
Florida.in He played hockey last
Season with the Hamilton Jr,
Red Wings, which won All-
Ontario,. Blaine and his team
mates were sent there by the
club,. as a reward for their efforts
in bringing the .Championship to
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Kerning-
way of Toronto were weekend
visitors with Mr., and Mrs,, C,
Matheson,
Mr, and Mrs. George Hudie
have sold their home in Brussels
and will: take up. residence in
Clinton on July 1st,
Mr, and. Mrs. Graham Work
and family had the opportunity to
renew, their friendship with
Garden City friends on Sunday,
June 23. They were invited to
Peter Verbanae's Graduation -
&+—THE )BRUSSELS POST JUNE 26, 1974