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Alymer Choice Golden Corn 15 oz.
Tip Top Choice Quality Peas 15 oz.
Corn Flakes 8 oz.
Aylmer Choke Quality Tomatoes 20 oz.
Kraft Dinner 71/2 oz. sizes
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Saturday, July 1st Being A Statutory Holi-
day Our Store WW Be Closed All Day.
Phone 5 Brussels
Brussels Lions Club Officers
R OF THANKS low:
I would like to thank everyone for Installed For Coming Year • Frank Mitehell
the treats, cards and visits while I The last copper meeting of the Mrs, E. Mitchell
was a patient in Seaforth Memorial season was held by the local Lions Ted Mitchell
Hospital, I would like to express my Club on Monday evening with press- Ray Brnnsmt
thanks to those who helped with Tient Lion It. J. Bowman in charge. Dave Drap.M'
the work at home also. 1 Secretary Lion 3, Schultz read the 6Vnt. Hnllinaer
Orval Harrison, minutes a the previous meeting, Mar Carrlifr
called the roll anti the correspond'eaenonnta=emesteseeenteaneeeeneeeeromcmemee Duncan McNichol
Wednesday, June 28th, 1950
E'russels Woman and Child Brussels Memorial
,fart owly It scabe Death Decoration Service
0 het'
and l
..it 1111 l! a Kreuter
yogi lupllett' 1x10111, sen o1 ?,Ir. and 1 large number of relatives an+i
Aire. Calvin Kramer, all of Brussels, in tends were pr+•sut as I 111 4n
I,al a uarrutc e.�rape frelU death, or m tray U 11111 y .rfternoon to
�:r'rirnty, Injury when the truck in
attend the memorial decoration er.r-
wltic1t they were riding went out Of t'i1•e of the 111 1,0.O.F., and Can.
tr
conol and u' 01111reed in the ditch. adian Legion,1.1
The accident °.cured on the 8th 'Members of the .V !1I, rn Star
concession of Grey. when Mrs. Kraut- , 1.0,0.F., and Brnee i- Branch of the
er ,;ae retumho- bent. from JIthel Canadiart Legion, iterl by :he Noor
at 0.30 on Saturday afternoon. Boys anal Girls Band, under the
The cane, was atl.rbutl•d to loose
direction of Bandmaster Robinson,
gravel which the truck hit in front , marched to the cemetery where
of the farm of Wm. Bishop on the they were joined by ladies of Morn -
0111 Con. of Grey, • iter Star kedieicah Lodge end the
:lire. Kreuter suffered bruises and Canadian Legion Auxiliary.
leceratdons. The little boy was Prior to the service the graves n1
fortunate in escaping with only a brothers. sisters and comrades were
hiking up. decorated.
The truck was badly smashed and Nellie °rand H. Thomas had
the escape from death of the oc- charge of the service, also taking
cupauts seems almost miraculous. part in the LO,O,F. service wer.
_._ . - chaplain Hartley Fischer and Robt.
Bowman, who read the names of
Brussels Legion _Donations
deceased brothers. Noble Grand
To Memorial Plaque
A fourthgrntip of contributions to Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong and Mrs. W.
ser -
Brussels Branch of the Canadian Edea'. eonrin1ter1 the Rebekah ser-
1,egionllemorial Fund appears be• vi".Brother McFndtlin spoke
briefly. Comrade L. Workman, of
Brussels Legion was in charge of
their service and Rev. A. Lane
delivered an inspiring nddreee.
The Last Pnst marl Reveille were
sounded by bnaler E. Serlrlen. Sing-
ing of the hymns woe aneompanied
by the Lions Band. who merle their
first apjearauee in their amort new
uniforms on that nrcasinn.
, mice was deal with. Art Ruttan
Gospel Meeting in the Orange ,Lion Roy Cousins reported on pre• Sem Alcock
Hall on Sunday, , at 8 p. m• parations made for the Band Tattoo. Kenneth Ashton
Speaker, Mr. John Martin of The Lions Boys and Girls Band Harold Kerney
Hawkesville, Ont. - I will now he glad to accept engage- Mrs. Joe Wilton
Everybody Welcome. 1 ments in surrounding communities, Lloyd Wheeler
osaenreanacomer.essmeeeeeeee,meeemesemeneemeo j Douglas Leach contributed a vocal Bert Pease
GARDEN PARTY . . solo accompanied at the piano, by
. Walton United Church on i Lion L. D, Thompson.
Thursday, June 29th i Lion. A. Wood was winner of the
Program 1 guessing contest.
R. C. A. F. Choristers I Officers for the coming term were
from Clinton I installed by Lion A. Lane as follows;
Supper served from 6 to 8 I Lion Tanner L. Michel
Admission 75c and 40c I Tall Twister ,.,.,,., Jas. S. Armstrong
.tea. I Board of Directors C. Long,
•- *-^"�� 0. Machan, W. Porter, D. Whitfield
The local Association of the ' ist Vice Pres. Bill Turnbull
Girl Guides and Brownies ' 2nd Vice Pres. Selwyn Baker
Will sponsor an afternoon bridge Srd Vice Pies, Harvey Johnston
and 500 party i Tr'easnrer R. G. McBride
to be held at the home of
Secretary D. M. MseTavish
Mrs. D. A. Rahn on President Gordon Haziewnnd
5 h Linn R. 5, Cousins expressed the
Wednesday, July 1 ' regret of the members to Wm. Cole -
at 2.30 o'clock i matt and 3. Schultz who are leaving
Admission 50c Brussels and thanked them for the
Weather permitting the party wnrk they have done as members of
will be held on the lawn—other- the local chub, to watch they hath
wise in the Library. ' replied fittingly.
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Melville Church
Rev. A. Simpson, Cranbrook
Moderator.
10 a. m. Sunday Schol and
Bible oClass
Rev, W. Sutherland,
Dutton, Ont. A. Candidate.
Morning and Evening Service
at 11 and 7 o'clock
The United i'1 urch
qg CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Fane
Organist Mr. Donald Dunosr
Morning,,wotship -- 11. o'clock
Rev. 0, B. Woolley of Luoknow
in change.
NO Evening Worship or Sun-
day School during Jisdy and
August.
Evening Worship at Ethel
8 p.m. Rev. O. B, Wo11ey.
j NOTICE —
II,
, , There will be no rural nail de•
•i livery on Dominion Day, Saturday,
IJuly 1st.
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Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Queren•
IIIgeese,, Brussels, announce the em
gagement of their eldest daughter
IIFlorence Helen, to Mr, Lornie Louis
Engler, Waterloo, son of Mrs. L.
Engler, Listowel. The marriage to
take place early in July.
Church of England.
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr --- Rector,
4thlunday After Trinity
July 2nd, 1950
$t. John Church, Elruseels --
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
I. David's Church, Henfiy's--
2 p, in. Sunday School
2.30 p.m. Evening Prayer
It, Oterge'S Church, WIKN1--
7,30 p.m. Evening Prayer
. NOTICE :—
The
The Council of Twp. of Grey will
receive tender on Several Tile Drains
till Saturday, July 1st at S'clock p,m.
Plans- and profile at Clerk's Office.
No tender necessarily accepted.
J. H, Pear, Clerk, Ethel, Ont.
Jim Alcock
Glen Huether
Albert Woods
Barbara Allen
Heather Allen
Bert Hemingway
J. Carl Hemingway
Maurice Cameron
Dcnglas Hemingway
Leonard Lamont
Clarence White
Tian Armstrong, Jr.
Russell Knight
Gordon McGayin
Dan McKinnon
Charles Davis
Archie Moses
Jim 9Toses
P111 Fischer
Elmer McQnarrle
,John Berrie
Llnyd Pease
P111 Pease
Gerald Gibson
Oscar Nichol
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Logan
HURON FOOTBALL LEAGUE
JUVENILE STANDING TO -DATE
Played Goals Against Pts.
Ethel 2 3 1 3
Winthrop 1 2 0 2
Holstein 3 1. 4 1
Brussels 0 0 0 0
Ethel Fyreflys will play Mildmay
juveniles at Ethel on Friday night.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will he received by the I
undersigned for the construction of
the Ring Drain In Morris Township
up until 3.30 p. m., daily 3. Contract
consists of digging open drain,
digging tile drain, laying tile and 1
hackfilling. All work to be done
according to the Engineer's plan, JS
Profile and specifications. ,
Lowest or any tender not neoes
sarily accepted.
Geo, Martin, Clerk,
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING —
Th.urs. Frl. Sat. June 29.30 July 1
"Down To The Sea In Ships"
with
Richard Wlldmark, Lionel Barrymore
A drama of New Bedford and the
Whalers, In which Barrymore, peer
of the Bedford Whaling Masters, re.
fuses to retire at 80 or,' at least not
before he can rnould his Grandson
In the •,tradition of his farrdly.
• >* *
MON. to SAT.— FOR ONE WEEK
JULY Srd to 8th
"Ma and Pa Kettle So To Town"
with -
Marjorie Maln Percy Kllbrlde
Their newest and most hilarious ad-
venture—When they do the town it's
done for -Pa bebomes nubile enemy
No, zero --Na goes for Park Avenue
Glamour.
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COMING:
I "TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH"
with
l IDean Jagger
,�'�''t��3t°' Gregory Peck
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CAPITOL THEATRE
LISTOWEL
l ,Girlies' Auxiliary Hold
Surxessful Garden Party
A t tty t,,tnfabl evening was
4peel on 11111>.Wil of .,Mrs. D. Bast-
,,,, Jun, 21.it, when
tale holden Audlliary to the Canadian
IJeld a garden party.
Around 300 enjnyerl the lovely stip.
1,.T pr. lined by the ladies,
A pleasing program was presented
as follows: vocal solos. Darlene
Brothers, Mary Lou McFarlane,
Clark Johnston and Cactus Mack,
0,0.111 rimers. Bill and Bob; Misses
Karen Buschlin and Jean Cardiff:
11to born solo. ;Mise Joan Thomas;
piano solo, Mrs. L. Brothers; girls'
double rtuartette, Brussels sehonl
'indents.
The pros.-erl0 will go to the re-,
modeling of the Legion Building.
'l'lle Auxiliary would like to thank
all those who helped in any way tot
,lake this evening °such a success, i
HURON FOOTBALL RESULTS
'Poul Games
Played W
Rrnsseie 7 4
Walton 7 4
Winthrop 7
Rt. t('r,hnnh it 7
Ethel
Atwood
Milemay
Holstein
0 1
e 3
7 5
Standing of Teams
L.
3
4
4
4
1
2
Helsbdn
Walton
Trueeels
MIlrimay
Ethel
St. Colnmhan
Winthrop
Atwond
T. Pts.
8
1 9
1 5
S
3 7
1 8
2 2
10
BORN
]Ir. and Mrs. Walter Bewley are
happy to announce the birth of their
slaughter, Mary Lynne, on Saturday,
,June 17th.
WED. THU. FRI SAT••
JUNE 28-29-30, JULY 1st
Larry Parkks, Barbara Hale hi
"JOLSON SINGS AGAIN"
Technicolor.
A sequel to "The Jolson's Story"
and one of This Year's Top
Musical Entertainments.
Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 p. m.
Mon. Tues. July 3-4
Lois Butler, Bill Godwin in
"l'4ICKEY" (color)
OFFER $110.00
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
OFFER $100.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
Wed. Thur. - July 5-6
Walt Disney's
"SO DEAR TO MY HEART"
Technicolor
with Bobby Driscoll, Beulah
Bondi.
'Ss levw"ti k VOW
East H "ri " o -rico ltural Society
DANCE
In Crystal Palace Ballroom Brussels on
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Wednesday, July 5th
Jack Henderson's Orchestra
Dancing 9 p. in. to 1 a. m.
Refreshments
Admission - $1.00 per couple
Everybody Welcome.
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
(Sponsored by Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion)
AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th
Starting at 2 P. M. with Soap Box Derby on
Brussels Main Street.
Continuing until Midnight when a draw will be made for;
New Super DeLuxe Dodge Cgupe,,
Brussels Lions Club in attendance.
Rides for young and old on the grounds.
Baseball Games — Races for Children.
Modern and Old Time Dancing.
Bingo and other games.
Admission to grounds 25e — Public School Children Five
SOAP BOX DERBY
(Sponsored by Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion)
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th
Vehicles must be home made with wheels not over 14 inches
in diameter.
Two Classes — Ages 12 year 'to 14 years.
Second Class— Under 12 years.
(Must be boy and girl entry)
Under 12 year class may use vehicle used in previous
race if necessary.
1st Prize $10., 2nd Prize $7.50; 3rd Prize $5.;
4th Prize $2.50 -- For Each Class.
Judged Best Vehicle $5.00.— All entries to be made with
Geo. Baeker by July 15th.
$1„50 per year <• $2.00 U.
e C viday
peri
tJrtlla
Saturday, July 1st is Dominion Day and as all stoma
will be closed for the holiday the following merchants
have agreed to remain open Friiday Night for con•
venience of the community —
East Huron Produce
Oldfield Hardwarde
Brussels 5c to $1.00 Store
Pearson Shoe Store
Gregg Hardware
Johnson Electric and Paint
Willis Bakery
Stretton Hardware and Electric
Elliott Grocery
Backer Butcher Shop
White Star Bakery
Bruneski Barber Shop
Lowe Grocery
Wood Store "Dry Goods"
Martin Barber Shop
Rann Furniture Store
Bray Produce
D. M. MacTavish Store
The Arcade Store
W. G. Leach "Jeweller"
Bennett Grocery
Pegelow Harness and Shoe Repair
S I T E
5
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FACTORY:
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17 MIME. MAKS,
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There's going to be a new factory
out on River Road. It will make
a big difference to the town--
another
own—another payroll, more jobs, more..
opportunity, more business for merchants..
When the local bank manager was asked.
for facts about the town as a possible
factory site, he got them—fast. After a
while things worked out.
Now the town has a new industry. ,The
bank manager has a new customer. Soon he
will be servicing the factory's payrolls,
extending seasonal credit, making
collections, supplying market information
... doing all the things a local bank
manager is trained to do.
It is a part of his job to help his
community grow.
SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK