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1 lb. Swifts All Sweet Margarine 42c
2c
11b. Shortening
1 - 48 oz. Tin Apple -Raspberry or
Strawberry
3 Jelly Powders Asst. Flavours
1 lb, Chase -Sanborn Coffee ' • • '
75c
25c
$1.08
Mon. June 4th being a Statutory Holiday.
There will be No Phone Order Deliveries.
GREWAR'S GROCETERA
Store Closes 11 P. M. Saturday Nite.
East Huron Agricultural Society
DANCE
In Crystal Palace Ballroom Brussels on
VI dims&
tifl
n ( DINNER MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Huron
County ln'aneh of the Ontario ]Legis•
tore! :Vtitsic T'eacher's' Association
r:a,s held last Thursday evening at
.the Redford Hotel, Godertch, when
the members enjoyed the Hotel's
special 1'n•ners, MISS Cora Ahrens
of Stratford was the guest speaker
and gave a vivid account of the
annual Convention of the O.R•.M.T.A.
held at Kingston during the Baster
week. Various problems of the
music teacher were also discussed.
Plans were made for a lecture,
and n 0nncert. to be held in the
fall. Arrangements are being made
for th ' leetitre to be held in Brits.
aria.
The brolli+s« meeting was then
held and the fnllnwing offieere
were eleetarl : president, Mrs. J.
C lT.Dnng'11 of Myth; Vice-Preel.
cleat. ',firs. T.nres D. Titmnna+ln• Re(.
Tunas Mr, L. D. Thompson of Brea
eels.
'Wednesday,•
May 30th, 1951 --
PREPARING FOR A BIGGER
AND BETTER FALL. FAIR
Music by D1 syardine's Orchestra, Zurich
Dancing 9 p. m. to I a. rn.
Spot and Lucky Door <Arize--Refres.hrnents
Admission - $1.00 per couple
P very17rocdtr Welcome.
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
NOW ON AT THE
ARCADE STORE
Library Notes
During the months of June, July
and August, the usual summer hours
will be resumed :
Tuesdays 8 to 5 p. m. and 7.30 to
9.30 p. m.
Saturdays 2 to 5 p. m, and 7.30 to
10 P. m.
Books recently purchased by the
Library Board are as follows :
Barker --Rivers parting.
Masters-Nigherunners of Bengal.
Forester -Mr. Midshipman Horn.
blower. •
Oursler--The greatest story ever
told.
h•dm!an-The edge of time.
Maur -You, can't I•]ve forever.
Tams -A shiotof murder.
Hilton -Morning journey.
Moore -Candlemas Bay.
Mt MOW' c:91$ MAIM
Il�elv;lle Church
1
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School coal
Bible Class
11 a. m. Morning Worship
7 p, m. livening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship - 11 o'clock
Christ and Pain
Church School - 19 o'clock
Divine Worship - 7 O'aloek
Vision and Obedience
Children's Day and F1101Ve2*
Sunday, June 10th,
Church of England
Varied and attractive bargains.are
now available at the Brussels Arcade
Store, This is tile time of their
Serine Clearance Sale and you can
not afford to miss the outstanding
-nines being offered there for your
r'leetinn. Read the Arr3rle Store
e'lvertisement in this Scene and visit
the store t0 see for yourself the
•1',�ptay of quality merchandise at
nnry saving 51.1088.
Pariah of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr - Rector.
Ind Sunday After Trinity
June 3rd, 1951.
3t: John's Church, arussols-
11 a. m. IIoly Communion,
Sunday Oohed
7,80 p. m. Thursday
Confirmation Class.
Eat, David's Church, Henfrya--
2.30 p. m, Holy Communion
et. George's Church, Walton?...
7.30 p, in. Holy Comnnunion
STRATHROY CHILD
CRASH VICTIM
Robert James Sexton, six year old
son or Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Sexton
of Strathroy, died in hospital on
Monday afternoon after being hit
by a lumber truck near his home.
Returning from school, the child
:Tossed the street, running into the
side of the vehicle. He is survived
by his parents and one sister Carol
Ann. Funeral service was held on
Wedneeday, May 28rd from the
Denning Fnner81 Home. Robert is a
nephew of Mrs. Melville Dennis of
C•rey Township,
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett of
Walton wish to announce the engage-
ment of their only daughter Shirley
Eileen to Bruce J, Walters, youngest
son of Mr, and Mrs. E. Walters,
It. R. 5 Seaforth. The wedding to
take place the latter part of June.
The United Church
"Watch ye : Stand fast iu the
faith; spilt you like ]nen; be strong:
let everything you do be done in
love," Was the sermon text in the
United Cnnrch on Sunday Morning,
May 27th. Each command set forth
a fr attire of Christian living.
The evening theme was "Meeting
Life with Steady Eyes and Stout
lie arts."
NOW PLAYING -
Fri. Sat. June 1-2
In Cinecolor
"RED STALLION"
with
Robert Paige Noreen Nash
Ted Donaldson
A roaring round -up of thrills -This
human Interest story of a boy, a dog,
and a horse - filmed in cinecolor.
IEMAKMAVAttelit
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbors for their flowers,
cards and many acts of kindness
dm-in.g my recent illness. They were
all veru much appreciated,
Mrs. Wm. Baelter.
TENDERS WANTED -
Tenders for the contract of Clean.
tug and repairing the Kelly Drain
in Morris Township according to
engineers report will be received
by the undersigned up until Mon-
day, June 4th at 2 p. m.
This is an open drain, Plans,
profile and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's office.
A certified cheque for 10% of the
eontraet price, must accompany each
tender.
Lowest or any tender
cessairly accepted.
Geo. Martin, Clerk.
Mon. Tues, Wed. June 45.6
In Technicolor
"BUCCANEER'S GIRL"
with
Yvonne DeCarlo Robert Douglas
Elsa Lancaster
A swaahbucking store of New
Orleans and Piracy In the 18th Cen-
tury. The young singer falls In love
with a Robinhood of the seas Pirate
leader who seeks to avenge himself
against a wealthy ship owner.
not neer
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEAT;"` E
Wed. Thur. May 30.31
Clifton Webb, Joan Pennett
Robert Cummings, Edmund
Gw in
The tti1' stun, o1' tit,. Fair hoard
are planning on having a bigger
ami better Tall Fair in 1951, as the
(1,4,- of sept, 2011 is about four
months off they are getting pre•
pared and as the Palace should be
:minted to improv- lite appearance
we %%maa1 like anyone wishing to
4nn,a,te anything to contact the
Secretary .ono. It is Our Fall Fair
not only the, directors but all the
eamulnlii•ity should he enthesin.9tie
in hiving a flood Home Fair,
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
VARIETY CONCERT
o
.An in'r1 4'in;; V] letp ( a''rt„
n
s ,s presented in the Town Hall nn
Friday night under the unsniee;l 0f
`he F'•1' eleldp C1r 4r of the Pnited
church. m tretal 17.Total 127Mas 22 (Tie,.
Pot. A. Ione was elirdrma.n for the r'1 r �, " lar ,,.:a is Coat -
e1 -asien ane '11 00(1.treed the various 11 ('0r+tal SC; 'Petal 112, :May 23
111tn11 m•s in a genial manner. The (Wein er1oy) Cut Ni. 44: Dn013110
n(h'r«tea linin 1110 eireet1nn of Mr. 107; Commercial 3; Pnwer 3, Total
T, \-•imus entertained the gather 118.
audir11ee. A mobile (leek curt fan 'trent w..a
AP••i. 1).1ef intrrrinetnew remarks t,....+ed nn th.: lawn of the Town
by the chairman the npening mlm- Hill for the eenyenience of the re ;•
h •r was an 0rehes'tra number after ) et, of Nle ,nmmenity. A warning
^h'rh the 1143anere '•>•nrenaee. by ail -en thatelertrie clocks will
hearty anplanse, their ann/•eelnti"" vain approximately 211, minutes per
of ?Tr. 2 l,8v "1 wrn't with the 7111111°' hnnr and other anniian00" ones,(
musicians. rT=ter than i, normal until 34,04104
izntion is complete.
HYDRO STANDARDIZATION
COMPLETED HERE
11".i of red trucks
,.,t1 earn inva'1"d the Village of
131113sets bringing an array of skill-
ed workers who went about their
!11.1; of Hydro 100001lency Standard-
ization with .timed efficiency. This
wurlt 621,4 carr494 nn with a 11110•
'130111 n: hvninrµnSrnr/- to 810211 dom-
e -tier auq (.1911 ne c al 'u.eer3 of hydro
Power.
Tb^t'r were :ries where diffienit-
were emountered but in a gig.
untie mslertel 11111 of this kind such
things tie to be expected.
The toes 171+,.3 divided into three
per'=. cuts No. 42. No. 43 and No. 44,
Fneh 'cc -kg dealt with nn a separate
day. The Brussels enn'n+.ners 171308(3
1-,., •j, it ,';'nti in es. motors, Pill.,
w-m•e (n"1rrrted f 01 , Y5 t0 rn ('1140
w're--May 21 (Monday) Cit No. 42,
Dome -,tie enm. nr -rs 110; cone
02110.0 numbers in the enjoyable
Prnnr)m lnrinded: piano sn10, Miss
Karen Bnaehllne; trnnlb0ne and .91170110011 (Met. Missee .T01n and .Tnyee
e«
Th omelet ,•, liag. Mrs. G. 340Do1(31)1
Next Thurs. Fri, Sat. June 7-8.9
In Technicolor
"DALLAS"
with
Gary Cooper Ruth Roman
Raymond Massey
As a rugfed rebel on the far frontier
Gary Cooper Is at his all Clime best.
This mission In •Dallas Is to yips out
a gang who ruined his family and
fortunes In Georgia.
COMING
Adult Entertainment
"EAST SIDE -- WEST SIDE"
nn
The snrroding commtmities are
• •.
,c•,• nitergo'^1• the eltnu.'nyer.
3\' feel Nrit :, tribnYn is 111,0 the
en. wh)a,, 'mirk leek them into the
coral duet. Misses Carol Lnwry and temps of this village, for their
�T'r1 P^tb Teweil; 1 011,13 of T,'inrdia r,i11„t,,,, a and gentlemanly corvine).
a"e1ec, drow1 Inv (Tr"?rT„ether:
•11,111,3 solo, Robert Kennedy: nor.
net duet, Marinn 'Hemingway andHUR04 FOOTBALL LEAGUE
1110it11 "o"nh•111 ••nr11 '"in. 1Ttea JUVENILE SCHEDULE
T•,n r'•irdiffc eae0n110ms a01n, Mia')
Tong ,Tewe11• nr0Teatra aolerflnn•
The final feature of the Variety
Show was a short comedy skit ander
the' direction of Mrs. T. Ryan and
Mrs. Charles Bryan% The scene
for "Girls Must Talk" depleted a
very attl•active store window arn
do -
ed with rent models (Mary Lane,
Mrs, A.lfeTaggart, Mrs. T. Garniss
and Mrs. C. Bray) In a lovely spring
setting. Two window dressers (Mrs.
Wm, Evan and Mrs, Miller') were
Nosy adding the finishing touches
to their display and the mndels
were busy making remarks about
whatt should and what shouldn't be
done - one model kept complaining
about a draft (her zipper was open)
and It won't till the dear .girl al-
most had pneumonia that the win-
dow dresser found out wnat was the
matter. Well - finally all seams
were straight - gapcsis Corrected,
rliim11 rap - 31111 the 01u•t•1in 031ne
down 011 four happy dummies.
lfdaa Tr Tverman, 011 behalf of
the organivatinn Who prevented the
fine program, expressed her thanks
to those who rnntrihnted to the pro-
gram and all Nebo hPlnert to matte it
'3 9n02P99,
ATTENTION -
Wa:t(h for the Baking Sale and
We to be held in the Library, Sat.,
Trine 9th. Sponsored by the Ladies'
.'lid of 'Melville Church.
8111
" The regular
"FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE monthly meeting o
t
the Women(, Institute was kala in
rth 1 at Mildmay
T.inweed at Winthrop
Ethel st Lhlweee
'Winthrop at Mildttlny
T%nwnnd as Linwood at TT.. .... .......
June R
Sime 12
June 12
Time 14
Tune IR
Tune 19
7)1110' 20
June 21
Tllale 22
Tn1P 24
June 27
Tune 2R
Tnly 8
July 4
June 4
Tune 4
June 6
.lone n
T'nwnod at Rrusaels
Brussels at Ethel
Wildmay at Winthrop
Ethel at Mildmay
Winthrop at Ethel
Brussels at Mildmay
Winthrop at Linwood
Ethel at Brussels
Lindwnnd at Mildmay
Mildmay at Brussel(
Brussels at Linwood
Ethel sit Winthrop
Winthrop at Brussels
Mildmay at Linwood
4 top femme in play-offs, First tenni
vs, third team and second team vs.
fourth team, Best 2 out of S ser'.es
F.. Richards. President.
a""`" the Township Hall with the new
Fri. Sat. June 1-2 l president Mrs. s, Spelran in the
Audie Murphy, Wanda Hendrix, chair,
Dean Jagger, Burl Ives in The meeting opened in the usual
agge '
"SIERRA'' manner followed by the roll oat'
'Technicolor hedng answered by payment of fees.
moved that Mrs., R .,iinpe ra. ,
Mrs
T.Oonsbnry, Mrs. Bowes and Mrs. A.
Pearson he delegates to the DistrictDistrictAnnual to be held in Bluevale on
June 6,
Mrs, G0ddr11 gave a. reading on the
coming Census and Mrs, 13,
Richards took iihe topic an 0itizel1..
ship. also read an essay enttt.Yet1 "A
Cmmtry Woman's Day."
The meeting (loaf, with the Kung',
T..lineh was served 11y'. the hostesses.tesses.
Mrs, Speiran, Mrs. Lmunsbu.ry and 1
Mrs. A. Pearson.
Word11011 110011 ne0i'1ve11 that
Tinra1' Hartley, who underwent a
1ltajor operation in a Toronto hospt•'
tel last week is improving.
Mrs, Mary Gill, ' has r8turnea to
her ]tome MIK visiting to Listowel.
0 .m. During elle business session it was
Sat. Mat. 2.00 ---Eve. 7.3 p I
Mon. Tues. June 4.5
Richard Wildmark, Gene
"NIGHT AND THE CITY"
Tierney in
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFEER $130.00
Monday Attendance Card Night,
3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS
Wed. Thur. Fri. June 6-7-8
Burt Lancaster, Dorothy McGuire
pdrriund Genn in
"MISTER 880"
MEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Belgrave at Ethel June 1
ll;uerale at Stone School ,,...lune 1
Bluevale at Belgrave 41111e 4
Ethel at Brussels June 5 (
Sans:ltine at Stone School ,,. June 5
Bluevale at Ethel June S
June 11
June 14 'ff
June 15
June 16 1
Ethel at Belgrave
Sunshine at Bluevale
Stone School at 111the1
I,elgrose at Sunshine
Stone School at BIuevale ,,,. June 19
Sau,shine at Brussels .33.33,, June 19 1
130ussels at Ethel June 22
Stone School at Sunshine ,,.. Jure 23
Ethel at Bluevale June 25
Belgrave at Brussels June 26
Ethel at Stone School111
June 29 1
Bluevale at Sunshine June 30
Sunshln.e at Belgrave July 2
Bluevale at Brussels July 3
Brussels at Stone School .,July 5
Belgrave at Bluevale ,-.,.,.'- July 6 -
Sunshine at Ethel July 6
Brussels at Sunshine July - 7
Brussels at Belgrave July 10 2
Brussels at Bluevale July 13
Ethel nt Sunshine Jltly 14
Belgrave at Stone School ,,.. to be
arranged,
Stone School at Belgrave .... to be
arranged,
All Sunshine home games to be
played Saturday nights under the
lights at 9 o'clock,
r %
$2,00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A.
Come to
Grade IX Literary Meeting
VARIED PROGRAMME
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, JUNE lst
at 8.30 p. m.
Admission 35c and 20c
...1.10116110111.
Presentation and Dance
For Mo.. and Mrs. Ronald Huether Newly Weds
In Rr(e hhc Town Hall nn
TUESDAY. JUNIE 5th
MUSIC BY Wii-.BEE'S ORCHESTRA
Lunch Counter in Hall - Evr'rvhody Welcome
A three ,roe T3 " se n _ s 4.,-:,7,'r" will be
nrer P'7$v
°,rrent, ..i"s :!'.7jit Bdgrav;° by
� `1 r R' ..
the Uraito34 (hnnrce: Yonne.- Pomo"e's Society
o
Frit -b," : - ?r.eir c 1)t fa7 ,.00 p. m.
Admission: Adults 40c. Children 25c
Pwscra d3)l fo, >'rite W. 44, S. Fund.
Play "Trg:'th Tole 4 Holiday"
or .sentcd by Moncrr.eff Choir
In Walton Community Hall on
FRIDAY, JUNE lst at 3..10 P. M.
Under aspices cf Walton C. O. I. T.
• Everyone Welcome
Admission 40c and 25c
GARDEN PARTY
At Moncripff United Church on
THURSDAY, JUNE 7th
Sass ser served 6 to 8 o'clock.
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•
Is one of the Best Quality Available.
Regular Shipments Now Being Re -
calved. Order yours direct off
the car.
M. C. OLDFIELD
PHONE 68
GARDEN PARTY
At Union United Church on
THURSDAY. JUNE 14
Followed by an excellent variety program
by outside talent.
Supper served 6 to 8 o'clock,
Admission 85c and 40c
Everybody Welcome
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