HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-06-30, Page 8MATH SUMMER
FESTIVAL
OPENING
The Bleed is Strong by Lister
Sinclair
July 3, 7, 9
Flow I Met My Husband . by
Alice Munro
July 6, 8, 14
AR berfortrieribee beglri at 8:30
p.rri. tickets, AdUlta $3.00; Sr,
Cititens, $2,25; Children,
StRiOffIde Hood all Sib)
52I-4462 or write Box 291, 'Myth,
Ont. for 're's ervatio'ns.
Turkey Supper - opening
July 8 tiokett
"This.one could be a doozy."
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ST. JOHN'S-ANGLICAN. CHURCH
Anniversary Service
will be held
Sunday, July 4,
at 11 a.m.
Holy Communion.
,Guest preacher is a former rector of St.John's
- Rev. Keith Stokes.
A A social hour with lunch will follow in the basement.
Everyone Welcome -
HARIlltION
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JUNE PROGRAIV1
CHILDREN IN CARS
[ iIyears & under'
--ADMITTED FREE
Except on Special Pictures
Telephone
338 7 3121
Program is subject to unavoidable changes
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ROOSIEA COGEHAN
HND'ENEURG
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Ari!AN 101iNNY :BARROWS.
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Ctilgary. Their mother is in her,
02.hd, year, in good health, with a
Wonderful zest for life.
The McNeils called on their
cousins, the Knights, Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Hemingway and Jack
Knight where their father Was
born and grew up. They visited
the Maunders' homestead,
Brussels United Church and
Cranbrbok Church.
Ted Elliott,. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Elliott of R.R. 2, Blyth,
was successful in winning the
trophy and a $25 cheque in the
Junior Boy's Stepdancing class at
Dundalk on Saturday night. •
This is the third year that Ted
has captured the top spot in this.
class.
Kerry tour
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Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Kerr visited
several dqys with John and family
at Richmimd Hill. '
. On Saturday they had a
preview of the new C.N. Tower,
the world's tallest self-supporting
structure. They were guests of
C.N. President Robt. Bandecn
who greeted them at the
entrance.
It only bikes one minute to get'
to the revolving restaurant which
seats 416 diners and has full
reservations to October.
• The invitation was received by
all C.N. Pensioners.
They • also met three former
Brussclites: Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McCleod and Mrs. C. Buschlen,
also Walter's brother Mel of
Kitchener.
•
Open Reception
for Newlyweds
ft
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
BLACK
[nee Joan Suplatel
Friday,July 2
Saltford Valley Hall
Goderich
Music by: Country Cavaliers
Post
Classified Want Ads s
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BRUSSELS
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
ROSE SHOW
& ,
TEA Nr_'
to he held at
_MRS. F. DUNK'S
WaJtOn
July 7th
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Everyone Welcome
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At The
(S* *4' NEW AMERICAN
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4 BRUSSELS ; ONT.
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Thursday,
Friday,i & Saturday Night
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* Entertainment at ' *
* . THE QUEEN'S HOTEL
BRUSSELS
Friday & Si nday Only
A( * The Mystery Train from Stratford
* Sat. Night Only el :.
* The Tan Mero Show * *I front Kincardine * ' * Sunday M enu Salad Plate * '
People We Know
Mr, and Mrs, John Tooth,
Lorraine and Gregory of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Edwin Martin.
Mr, and Mrs, George Baxter
and family of Guelph were
weekend visitors with, Mr. and.
Mrs. Leonard Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs, Dick Dennis and
family, Dale, Earl, Russel and
Terri-Lynn, of Barrie, visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Dennis over the weekend. Earl
stayed to holiday with his
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and
daughters Ruth Ann and Jean-
nette, of Edmonton, are vacation-
ing with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
W.W. Smith and other relatives.
Rev, and Mrs, Wm. Burnett of
4'Toronto were weekend visitors at
k the same home. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Orwell of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Lahn and daugh
ter, plane), Jean, of Hanover,
who were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler,
joined .the visitors at the Smith
home and all enjoyed a family
supper served at Melville Presby-
terian Church on Saturday even-
ing and spent a social time at the
Wheeler home after the supper.
Mrs. George Evans spent
Sunday v. ith friends in St. Pants.
Mrs. 1:ki,‘ Murray spent a few
days with Mrs. George Evans and
Alex Steiss over 'the past week.
V . June birthday party was held
;it the home of Mr. and Mrs.
tjcorge Thornton on' Sunday.
Guests attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. John, Ellacott; Mi. and Mrs.
Clifford Thornton; Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Thornton of London; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thornton,
Dianne, Steven and Twyla Dawn
of Dublin; Mrs. Arthur Weiler
and Bonnie of near Phelpston and
Mrs. Florence Russell of
Brussels.
Three sons of Mrs. Annie
(Maunders) McNeil, Winnipeg,
and the late Hector McNeil
visited in Brussels on Sunday.
Chet/ wcre.Mr. :Ind Mrs. Mann-
derS Mr. and
Mrs. d, Winnipeg and
Dr. putt Mrs, Don McNeil,
Pupils pass
music exams
Pupils
of Mrs.,
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were
recent Royal Conservatory
T heory tests,
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cass
HonrsBr li A rmstrong
99; Linda Machan, 91; Michelle
McCutcheon, 91; Carol Wheeler,
91.
Grade 2' Rudiments: pi rso
Class Honours; Mary Ellen
Knight, 80.
"d' Vacation
Bible School.
July
5th 16th
. at Zion •
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BOTH HANDS FULL — It's not all for her but Mrs.
Lois McCutcheon 'had her hands full, taking ice
cream, strawberries and cake to some of the many
people at the Brua'sels United Church Strawberry-
Supper last Wednesday. (Photo by Langlois)
3 miles East of
g•
Cran.brook -
Teach me, 0 Lord, the
way of Thy Statutes
And I. shall keep it unto
the end„
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8—THE B11118getA POST, JUNE 30, 1076