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t'Polit Publishing House
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Mho garbage will be oollected on ,
71thatisday night, until furthet make.
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A. Higgins.
IlAkE SALE
Si lady directors of Malt Mite
...:::Stia•lcultur•e Society are herdingan
lifizening Bake Sale on iltruelleth, let 1
14" o'elock in the LieneZY,
Satildrized alt eeMend class rata% Port Office DePertaaelat: ClItta'Ws Wednesday, June 2nd, 1954
I WILLIAM :24/LICH
PI -AN MAY HAVE TO LETS BE REALISTIC •
,A5 -6.4T NSW:INDUST-SY ORRIS Te117. PIONEER
BE ABANDONS!)
ttturhli gathered at the home of Mrs.
The Wen to have
Will •Sholming Oleb, have been 1•It.,tel)Peare that many Peeple seen
a
sponsored by the Firtisedis Post, de- "to tlat It on as
m
-4101-teler ecilliinery' for the 'operation
ef Chamber of Correerite, eueh as
TOfficere, Dearierittees, 'etc. then the
"InaChine •sittedcl eutaragthealier feet-
ilan and Ming to 'illeition all the
'asplealtIone and hopee ef the collect-
ineMbersbip. MelO
ichike the nly
Mew car,StIanding at die front door
d I laces, .but lacking a
te etimulete btrine(M. in/ the
toyen, •-tilay have ` to'be abandonedd
'bedtimes
df lack or co-oVerailoll 1:177 a
aufliciene number edetbe merchamits,
'If ,eaeright instereleted'enearchaute con-
tact Itelmraetlielltelyihe plan mai Yet
be-ereitied et,
r- BREAD WAR
MELVILLE CHURCH CHOIR
A bread Prim wer 'bronght the N
. price of sliced bread itorM, tri'BrUs• Reyercirae epecaveLecT
, Koh: from 19c to Se per lei1,6't for t •
` lemal baaroppea abe, price, el r
leer loat to compete
„solo amtpaufoo. t . FoiloWing the mei practice Id?.
X Thennpscrn announced Mat this
1 .svould be ' ti d kat practice until
BARN DANCE •September.
• Plan to attend theTrance to be held i i Miss Louise' Shortreed, a falthftil
elit Thursday, June 10,th, at -1omm7 , 1 menfber of the .cholr for seiverrel
Pleitch's new barn on the 41.11 con- i''' yearns. whose marriage is to take
• -cession of 1Vlorris Town-lig% '0. lune ' place thortlY, was made the reap -l-
ead a' quarter 1-1131tb (1't Bra9581s. 1 - ent'of le hammered aluminum, Sand-
' Music by Ddu Reheeson and the wielt tray. Mrs: D. C. Matheson ex-
. Relict Bays. Lam& Beatit'Evetybody 'Pressed to the beide-to-be, the geed
.-welcome. ''' !wishes ot the Moir and MrS. L. D.
/ t 'T Theeralson presented tht gilt. Miss'
VT Sb.Calreed 'thanked the groan far
*ANNOUNCING - '''.'her -gift. -Assisted by Mrs. J. S.
"
The Miming of -Val's "BetratT .! Wilton - and -MTS:"Vh0111PS011, MTB,
ape, located directly abare"Brns ;:' Brans -screed' lunch and Via6 at,.
• ietas Export Packers,`BrusselLe. i'carded a vote of thanks. a
• Mere specialize In Styling, emitting
, aged cold waving- Opra e'Monday - to .
,. MRS. a.. tR,ELAND, HEADS
- Saturday inclusive. ' I. WOMEN-TEACHEIRS ,
Mrs. Velma Stee(healgon, ' 1
Phone t6'84.VI The 'Brussels unit of the Women
Tetechers-Tederation met for their
---__i! , a.nenal meeting oirWednesday in the
-TENDERS WANTED- t.i 1 basement of Melville.. Presbyterian
Mural -whth
ere e. Young Women's
-Tenders for the contract of 'build= Guild served a•dinner. Preparations
ebfg two cement culverts, .14' by,41)...1 were made -for monthly meetings to
--' bind 8 feet by 40 feet, n,
1 .1II°11.54i: ) he the escond Wednesdam
y of tb e on.
"....iloWnshiP will be reettivall MI 111141-1 5. 1 th, in tbe homes, ctr.sehools of eeveral
11. In., SUMO 1.1., 1954, Work is to be. e of me members and eprogram nom-
0amPleaed bY Setaml)el' 15, 1-554'*i mittee teas •named: • Miss Isabel
*Tor further particulars -contact -the i Speir, Mrs, Jamee Ireland, Miss
akerY
nd Canada Bread. The I "rere'eheir of Ifeltaille PresbyteTian
'arras
wlhhthe'OUt. '1Georgei Evans on Thursday night.
•
1, 1
'Road Superin.tendent, Iran Marten Jessie Little,' Mrs. Willie/1a Campbell
A certified obeene -for teca per', land Miss 1:torgen•Long.
-One -of the contract Irrice nreert The ,afficees for the year are, Plan to attend the final dinner
rrea y go p
*very lnyf.ortwnt Itom-a tank-rull of
gasciline Itoprorlde the necessary
mediae -mower wiltiont the gasoline
the automobile is a pretty ueelese
• means, of tranelentlition.
The -plaintive =meat, heard le
-rnemy circles, goes something' like
'this, 'We formea.a Chamber some
time - ago but we have not seoured one
'new'induetry, 'although our Com-
mittee has worked bard and hes
'followed several' tniteresting leads."
The inteontleut point 'appears to
'have ' been Missed 'entirely. •
Tim
expanding economy -- more taxes
arld- any worthevrele projects carried
'ant by-a'Board ee"Chamber is a step
fn the tight 'direetion. The major
.accompliehmentS, seek as the acqui-
•eitiondf s nevellidnetry will event-
.ully-follow,"Ip *he town or vilTage
Wheel is -ircupeceing its physical as-
sets arid thus enhancing its value
as -an -abtiractiv.e "lite. These Include
-vacant -agricultural land, unexploited
tcntrist 'faellilies and "'valuable
natural resources.
Any success -Which may be obtain -
'in -this regard- will result in au
expanding ceremony - mare taxes
.will." -be mid, more peoPle employed
anti attire dollars will jingle in the
cash -registers of comanunity business
men. "Let us re -align OMIT collective
thinking and .then, with the cus-
tomary vigour pronete e011101e1The
Whitt earn be enjoyed above it great
many others. 'This isthe enreet way
to attleaq, elleeeiSs.
iecoomPany each tender. 'Lowest or president. IVers. learte,s• Ireland; vice- Meeting of the -Chamber of Com.
;any tender not neceeearily accepted.
.Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
President, Idles Marjone MoDon- merce, Monday, lune /let, 1954 In
aid; secretarsetrecteurer,-Miss Ise:. the basement of •litelaille•PresbYter-
. bel Speir. Following the *business Ian Oluneh. Dinner tiekete, are avail-
' eession, Misses -Isabel Spar and Do- able from any member of your local
'LIBRARY NOTES - ereen Long gave an interesting ac- Chamber at11.25. -You will. hear Mr,
s . account of thelreilester vacation trip
During the months of Tune, uly
eield. August the Library win .he open -to Bermuda by air. Many - of the
• Points of interst y
MA Tuesdays and Saturda.yte cep- e.etich .they had
I ,ebots which they tad -taken. ^
lid -the -Mae hours. visited were illustrated • by Aural)
-MONORFEFF GARDEN PANTY
-THURSDAY, JUNE 17th
-Supper served 6 • 8
Fellowed.by Varitty Program
eltdmisel.on 95e and 40e
T141 PAIDDIrreDRIAN
CIM.MtCH IN CANADA
,Oberils
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le it. lc Randal 2.0.001
11 a. m. Meaning Weir -MAP •
Mr. Harold Dr OVA Aant
United Cliurch
011 CANADA
Minister, Rev.- Andrew Lane
Church Scheel - 10 a. 01.
-
Divine 'Worship -- iais a„ras,
Pleaele gOte Change of Tinto
Churchol England
Pariah of illruesol,
Rev. A. Noreen Elils, M. A.
Sunda*, June Oth •
WHITSIZT DA.Y
St. John's Chureh, Brussels
11 el,"711. HOW Cantreltion
SundaY Scheel
Bt. Dated's; Henfryn
2,80 p, nt, Holy Communion a•VIrst Time l CIOMINP SOON
sutday School Robert Cummings Babses Dais "PlOK.UP b14 SOUTH STREET"
i
' CARD OF HM'KS
-Mrs, Bert Consine ot -Woodbridge
-extends her sincere thanks -to .her:
magrBruseele friends mho -Bo 'kindly
'remembered her with cardand
71 letters :during her meat Mums.
'Yaw -thoughtfulness lees einoerely
, APPrecisited.
LLASHMAR
DRIVE:1N THEATRE
1 ,LISTOWEI., ONTARIO
.••••••
Two Shoran Nightly
1 Rain or clear -- fined show at. dusk
Note: Newe and Cartoon at each -
show.
J. T. A. 'Wilson, assistant Ontario
Manager, who will speak on -Chamber
af Commerce proJeces ea -they apply
to communities mob -as
should be aellitethile.
NESID-ENT 95 YEARS 01-P
Keltesels Good. •
• pieneer readmit of the third
ling of 'Merits Teceinship celebrated
BPW "birthday. *rThe occasion
was marked with a birthday cake
and a get logeliher,of his relatives.
Born ed Dailingten. he came with
his par ale' to 'Molets, when he WAS
two.
.antang Ws' intereeting eat) erienees
are 'those 58 the'tarn raising daps
and Om -woe' bees which are now
praetically extinct.
'Sreich resides with
his eangther, Mrs. -Mildred Stewart,
on the 'ham eartedd
MUSIC 'FESTIVAL
AT 'BEM -RAVE -ENDS
Belgrave Mule Festival wound uT
ISa twoelay inimical session in the
Winglatm- town hall on Friday night,
A peeked hall heard several outetand
Ing olesees-and a rePeat performance
of finalists from previous eeS61011a.
AMUIlleater for :the entire festival
teats Gaerield- Bender, of Kitchener
FleaVieret entries on the final dal
wereln:the-eiles Sole nine years and
Under, vIbiSit attracted 313 entries,
girls -solo -11 -years and under, 39
ciente:Stales -end* in the rhythm band
19 groups.
Reaults:LIsted
Follaging -were final results:
solo,1-years.-and under, Karen
Aniteee n,-87.; lune -Tierce, 86; Tean
Shaotreed 15; girl's solo, 11 years
end ezeder.leate-Jelinsten. 8'I; Susan
Wigtignan., 86; etran-therrie 85; boy's
solo, 11 yeam and under, William
Ander-eon, 84; -Jahn McDowell, 83.
Bob 13ylsma, 22; girl's solo, 14 years
and under, -illa -Griffiths, 87; Marie
Johnston, 86; Darlene Pierce, 86;
Margaret DalrymPle, '83; boy's solo
14 years and under, Bill Thompson,
86; Ronald Snell, 55;*Berkley Spiegel
berg, 54.
Rhythym band. -C.T;S:S. 12, Morris,
86; O.S.S. '7, East Wainash, 35;
two-part .chorus, S.S. 5 Morris,
85; 17.S.S. 11, East Wawnosh, 84;
Ti.S.S. 7, Vast Wawanosh, 85; S.S. 11
Morris, 84; unison chorus under 20,
S.S. 12, Morris, 855; S,,S.-7, Morris.
83; S.S. 13, East Wow -nosh, 82;
double trio, U.S.& -7, East-Wasvanosh,
86 C.S.S. 7, Peet Wawancteb, 65;
Waveamosit, 19.
PIGS MISSING FROM. !FARM
OF FRANK CARIMP-F, .GREef
Frank Cardiff, a farmer on the -16th
.,conce,ssion of Grey townshap loot %We
,or eIx c1iunk-Piga, during the tether
,part et last week- Mr. Cardiff •ctione
.to the barn to do his morning
.chores. On entering the stable he
,discovered the swine were not 50
the .peu. On investigating ma, I
thoroughly, he came to the coleus
ion -the 'pigs had been stolen during
the night. Police are investigattina
the eupposod theft. Mr. Cardiff has
teen staying with his brother, Clif-
ford, since he had an accident seam
ew weeks ego, and VMS 11a •"111S
Tiles, • Wed. Juno 1 . 2
"AFFAIRS IN TRINIDAD"
Rita Hayworth Glenn Ford
There, - Fri. June 3 - 4
MELVILLE CHURH
C
MT. Harold Neable of idolesevorth
was again in charge of the service sit
Melville Church on Sunday morning.
He took for lids se,eatan. subject -the
familiar parable of the vineyard and MEETING OF 0. R. M.
the wicked husbanditnen. Mr. Neable
stated the New Testament is like a
picture gallery. Pictures of the
farmer, the fishermen. Pictures
of the flowers, the birds, the trees,
passe vividly before our eyes. Mr,
Neable gave a lucid and instructive
'interpretation of She parable of the
wineyard.
The choid rendered the anthem
"0 'Paste and Sas py • Brtesl
Prescott sang. the tenor solo "NeareT
My God Thee" by Lewis Carey.
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$2.00 per year .$2.50 U. S',;
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LADIES INTERMEDIATE
SOFTBALL W. t). A. A.
Jure '1 - 1irip,e1, al Core
11 Believer at Brussels,
10 Bruesels at Pinkerton
17 Clifford at Brueeels
18 Pinkerton al Paisley
18 leanove, at Mt. Pared
51 Ballaver it Pinkerton
21 Teruseeie itt feerristop
• 21 Paisley et Clifford
23 Pluterton at Mt. Foreel
25 Hareleton at Hanover
25 Mt. Forest et Brussels
Clifford art Paisley
e8 Harriston at Pinkerton
28 Brumes at Paisley
28 Clifford at Wit. Forast
29 Pinkerton itt Clifford
50 Paieley at Hanover
lily 1 - Mt. Foreet at Harritou
/ Paieley -st Bruenels
2 Pinkerton at Hanover
5 Mt. Forest at Clief-rel
7 an, Feeeee at 1-1--e-ea
7 Paisley at Pinkerton
'9 Pinkerton at Breeeele
9 Hanover et Sarriston
12 Fraeterer at Paisteee
12 Harrieton at Clifford
14 Brussel'. ni Hanover
14 Paisley at HarrIston
14 Mt. 'Forest at Paisley
1Z Clifford at Pinkerton
16 Harrieton at Mt. Forest
19 Clifford at 'Hanover
19 Brussels at 'Mt. 'Fo-rest
20 Ilarriston at Paisley
23 Bernstein at Brussels
23 Plamoyer at Clifford
2$ Paisley at Mt. Forest
26 Pinkerton at H =
arriet
27 Mt. Forest - at. Pinkerton
29 -Clifford at Harrlston
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GARDEN PARTY
o be held
Tuesday Evening, June 11th
Brussels United Church
,Ccele meat supper served from 5.30 until 8 e'clock
Program of Music Festival Winners
-and other talent.
Admission - Adults 750, Children 40e
I , CRANtROOK
GARDEN PARTY
'TUESDAY, , JUNE 15th
With Supper Served From 6 to 8
"Fellowed by A Comedy 3 -act Play
"Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick"
Presented by Linwood I. 0. 0. F.
Admission - 85c and 40o
-I •
THE 'UNITED CHURCH
On Sunday. May 29511, the mem.
he,rs of the Western Star I. 0. 0. P.. •.;
and Rebekah 'Lodge worshipped in a ;
body with the congregation. They
were welcomed by the minisitier
Rer. A. Lame en behalf of 'he of-
licials of the aturrit.
The sermon was based on Acts
29, 'We must obey Ged. rather than 1
men." The minister Poinled out "
the imports/ace of life in the Ina 1
Perative mood. This, insures a sat
isfying emelt es Jesus lev,ed. "I -!
most be about 111Y lut.ineas"
was His etandard,
A double trio. "HaTe Thine Own ,
Way" (G. C. Stebbins) was sung by t;
the MisSen Joyce and Joan Thomas. ;
Elizabeth 'Myers. Mary Beth Jewel, 1
Linda, Tmeson and Agnes Lane, A 1
full choir rendered the anthem "Th7
word in My Heart" (E. Sane Lorenz),
non••••••....--
•when the toga (11ml:eared. CAPITOL LISTOWEL
- THEATRE
REGENT THEATRE
Seakortli, Ont. I,
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1
"Abbott and Costello
Go, toMarc" 1
1
Costello Monday • Tuesday June 7 - 4
2 shows nightly 9.30 - 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Friday - Saturday June -4 -
Jeff Chandler and Suzan Ball In a
stirring sea story
"YANKEE BUCCANEER"
SOUND OFF" 1 Bud Abbott Lou os
Anil. Jarees 1
Abbott - Costello, are at It again only "THOSE REDHEADS
Mlekoy Rooney
Sat • Moe. JUne 5 • 7. space te make this a very good ; starring Rhonda Fleming - Gene
this time they carry on In outer ; FROM SEATTLE"
BRUSSELS 4-H SWINE CLUB
Th 're redheads, they're .The. May meeting or the Brtiesels
T. A.
'Phe first meeting in the mummer I
of the Huron Countybranchthe
Ontario Registered Music Teacleers 1
Association was held this week at
the Convent at Searketh. Mr. and 1;
Mrs G' D. Atkinson of Toronto I
were the special sneakers. Mrs. 1
Atkinson gave an address on music
1
for the preeselveal child, ander the
throe headings, music appreciation,
rhythm and actual piano work. Mrs.
Atkinson gated that every child
hoe natural love of music. Mr.
Atkinson hie address dealth with
a lot of detail in connection withtechnique,
technique, tench and interpretation
In piano playing. Mr. Atkinson pun-
ctuated hi
s eddress, with many hum -
arms stance in his exp erten cea 031
an examiner. A question forum was
held et the close of the addresees.
Coffee and rake was served ..by the 1,
Sisters. Mrs. .7. G. MciDeugal of
I Myth. presided .0,70T the meeting,
1 and eee.-treasurer L. D. Thom/ten I,
• of Brussels moved et vote of thanks
t" sneaker.
Id
The .Annual Flower Service
Will be held in the
Brussels United Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th
At 11.15 A. M.
Theme: "13.13100.E OF TIME" portrayed in a beautiful
setting of flowers.
Also - Special Music.
HARNESS RACES
At Seaforth
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th
At 1.30 P. M. (D.S.T.)
Admission - Adults 51.00 - Students 50c
Grandstand and Cars Free.
Draw for Baby Beef or 5125.00 Cash.
Seaforth Agricultural Society Driving Club.
"CATTLE TOWN" •comedy.
Dennis Morgan Rita Morelia
1 "BEAT THE DEVIL"
(Adult)
Humphrey Bogart Jettillfer Jones
Thurs. - Frl
"FORT ALGIERS,'
June 10 • 11
Wattle Deearlo Cargos Thompsonl
* *
IVIonday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Mei Ferrier
"LILT
The whole world Is going to fall in
love with In a gay story of life
and love awith a roving carnival in
Europe.
e,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"SPRINGFIELD RIFLES
• Ger-
Cooper Phyllis Thaxter
sisters and they're coming straight 4.18 Steine Milt was held on May
,
from Seattle Into your hearts. A , 27th at the fsrtn or Mr, Tilll Turnbull. 1
t dramatic musical full of fun and The 'militia,* of the ialdt Meeting I
wan read and adoplecl, seconded I-17 1
humour
TUESDAY FOTO.NITE Ross Smith, Eight members answer, 1
eal the roll call. The preeident
OFFER THIS west( $190,00 'Renahl Smith turned the meeting 11
Monday Attendance' Card Night..
; (Mar in Tell Turnbell the club lead. I;
or. Then Indeed two claesee of solve. ',
Wed. - Thurs. JUlte 9 • 10'
1 mere remelt -ens lit one cleat, I
Robert Taylor . Aim Blyth in I Thee, Smith moved vote at thnikgil,
! I
"ALL THE BROTHERS 1 to Mr. Ternleill,
WERE VALIANT" , Tfus Ith 0,011; 7 riciimod cm intron
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t Mon Jane 12 14 , Laden vette rugged excitement encP; Roee Marie Rolver. vaeorulad Iry
stirring action.
I Benne Smith.
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