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S 1TWS RI ALL DRUG STORE
Sun Glasses
New Styles
Various Prices
Children's Sun Glasses
Only 2,90
Broseis
Unitetl Church July 2:5 July 27
CREDITON—
Community Hall ....... July 25 July 27
RCAF STATION
CENTRALIA—Drill Hall ...... . July 20 July 28
RCAF STATION CENTRALIA—
P111(rs—l'ublic School ............, July 26 July 2$
ELIMVILLE—
Township Hall .... ....... , . ..... ...... July 27 July 29
IIENSALL—Arena July 28 Aug. 2
ZURICH—Community Hall July 29 Aug, 3
OODERICH—Victoria St,
Public School July 20 July 22
July 21. July 25
July 22 July 26
EXETEW—Arena
D AR-MOD—
E, E .I.T.B. church
CENTRALIA.-
SURVEY CIPMICS
you may still do — at the
following ('CiltrOft
Of.,001.tiog:2 -to 4-i pan, ard any
RCAF STATION CLINTON—
Ritchie Building July 25 July 27
CLINTON—Town Hall July 26 July 28
July 27 July 29
BAYFIELD—Town Hall July 28 Aug. 2
DUNGANNON—
United Church July 29 Aug. 3
BLYTH—Town Hall . Aug, 2 Aug, 4
ETHEL—
Community Centre Aug. 3 Aug, 5
WINGIIA5I—Town Hall July 19 July 21
July 20 July 22
July 21 July 25
July 22 July 26
SEAFORTII—Northside
United Church July 25 July 27
July 26 July 23
July 27 July 29
BRUSSELS—Library ...... , July 28 Aug. 2
July 29 Aug, 3
OORRIE—Community Halt Aug, 2 Aug, 4'
FORDWICH—
Community Halt .. ............. Aug, 3 Aug, 5 i.
FREE T SURVEY — Dt7:171, MESS IT
— Huron County Tubereulosia .Associatioa —
Cost i,.0 this survey is borne by the sale Gltristins Seals and
by the Ontario Department of Health
you have Mit yet visited
one of Huron's MEE
at a family budget-sized price!
ENVOY CUSTOM SATAN
(Whitewall Tires optional at Ektta Cost)
Everybody in the family gets a treat when
yott buy a new Envoy!
Grown-ups, kids, pets . . . there's room
for them all —and lots to spare! And Envoy
is so easy to own (the initial price is so low
it won't bother your budget!), so economi-
cal to operate (the Econo-Power four-cylin-
der engine squeezes extra miles out of every
Woo, so good-looking (style leader iii its
class!). You get the convenience of four
big doors, the luxury of Envoy's exclusive
Glamour:Crafted interiors, the driving ease
of Synchro-Ease Transmission and Easi.,
Guide steering all in one beautiful
package!
See your Envoy dealer see why so
Many Canadian families are going. Envoy
today!
.:.PLUS THESE LUXURY EXTRAS
—AT NO EXTRA COST!
Two-speed, non-stail wind-
shield wipers • Laminated
wroporouncl windshield . Anti
rust body protection y Flexa-
Poise suspension • One-key
convenience Tubeless fires
Push-button door handles.
.•*See '"Dear Envoy cleat&
r. ANOTHER GENERAL MOTORS VALUE MANUFACTURED FO' .
dEN M EiiAL ot00 ObbUCTS OF CANADA LIMITED, tY VAUXHALL
MOTORS LIMITED LUTON, ENGLAND. Ports and service frotri cciast to cocisl.
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WALTON
The regular monthly meeting of
• the 17th and Boundary Group of . I
Duff's United Church, Walton, was I
Meld at ;lie home of Mrs. William •
{'tutu. with 23 members present.
Mrs. 11,1,:y Williamson presided.
Scripture Nuts read by Mrs. Har- ,
vey Craig, and prayer by Mrs. 1.
Itoy Williemscrt. Mona Clark had •
. ifilii(e)ntyp ife,1;(1Aca 1\blayklargDooef naL Cham-
After businets had. been taken
care of, the meeting closed with:
prayer by' Mrs. Roy Williamson,
and lunch was served by the hos-
tess, n's,risted. by Mrs. Jim Wil-
liamson, Mrs. Roy Williamson,
Mrs, Roy Bennett aud. Mrs. Donald •
Buchanan, and a social half-hour
spent.
\VMS and WA
The July meeting of the WMS of
Duff's United Chureh, Walton, was
held last., Thursday afternoon in
the church basement, Mrs. D.
Watson, first vice-president, open- •
ed the meeting, Bible readings
were given by Mrs, E, MeCreath
and Mrs. J, Bosnian, taken from
John 15, verse 5, Mattew 7:15.23
and Luke - 13:6-9. Discussion on
these readings -was led by Mrs, E.
MeCreath and Mrs. D. Watson,
followed with .prayer by Mrs. D.
'Watson.
Minutes and roll call were given
by Mrs. R. McMichael with 16
ladies present. The treasurer's re-
port showed that 311,85 had been
sent away this quarter of the year.
Mrs. C. Ritchie gave a reading,
"An Excellent Idea in Christian
• Stewardship." The Baby Band
1 meeting will be held at the August.
meeting. The topic was taken by
t the McKillop Group with Mrs. Bos-
t man as leader. The continued story,
1 from "Africa Disturbed," was giv-
en by Mrs. R. McMichael, and the
meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. J. Bosnian.
i Mrs. Ken McDonald presided for
the WA meeting. The secretary's 1
1 report was given by Mrs, Ron ,
1 Bennett, and the treasurer, Mrs,
1. A, Coutts, reported a balance' on ...,
•
hand of $311.92. It was decided to .
. buy the extra dishes for the kit-
chen that were needed, also buy
the choir gowns requested by Mrs.
H. Brown. %
The annual, church and Sunday
School picnic will be held on July
25 at the Walton Community Park.
Snorts committee will be Mrs. 3.
Sinith, lIbis. .D, .Fraser,. Mrs. E.
Mitchell, Bob. Houston, Brian Tra-
vis and Bill 'Uhler. The lunch .eorn-
miltee will -consist of the group
leaders and their associates, It
was decided not to have an auction
sale this year. •
FOR SALE —
Top Soil, KO() a load.; Cement'
Gravel, $1.25 a yard; Lane and
Yard Gravel at reasonable rates.
'rhos. Kirkby Phone 12 r 6
FOR SALE —
Two dresses; a Rose Tatetta;
JGreen Tafetta and net; suitable
for bridesmaid dress or evening
wear. Size 12 14. Worn only Once.
Write Box 59, Brussels
ACHESON'S
Dead ,Stock Stir icc
I-Ugliest cash prices paid for dead,
old, sick, or disabled horses and
cattle. Calil long distance and ask
for Atwood. Zenith 34900 (no toll
charge), day or night. Seven day
service.
Cameras
Films
Poison Ivy
Remedies
'Deodorants
Face] le
White Shoe
Cleaners
Refreshing
English Style
Health Salts
59c tin
Phone 62-
Eye Lotions
Headache Remedies
Sunburn Lotions
Hair Home
Permanents
Brylcreme, Tubes
and Jars
Wax Paper
Picnic Plates
and Cups
Ncxzema
Shampoos
V,icuum Jugs
Corn and Foot
Treatments
Tooth Brushes
First Aid. Kits
Bath Salts.
Flash Lights
Insect
Repellents
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FOR SALE —
2, 1.59 x 14 Tubeless Black Wall, ,
Tires
Ted MacLean Fina, Station Phone 263
FOR SALE —
Fresh ripe Raspberries. .
Phone 17,T16 Mrs. Arthur Hull
FOR SALE --
51 Morris Car in good shape.
Phone 1643 .or see Win, H. Stiles
FOR SALE — '
8 ft. Massey Harris Binder on
four rubber tires, like new,.
Wanted.: Straw, Combined or other-
wise. .
Stan. Alexander, Ethel, Phone S5r12 1
Draw for $1,250.00 in Prizes
Valuable Other Prizes in Bigger and
Better Penny Sale
TV Personalities on Stage
ADMISSION — 50 CENTS EACH
which includes Tickets on $1,000.00 Draw
CHILDREN FREE PARKING FREE
WEEKLY SALE
Brussels Livestock pales Yea&
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
Tour house =nom wnere ycia two valetriaaa oz.
Visitor, Ceauloatse Zorn.
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GAMES MIDWAY
Also after July 22, 1960 proceedings
will be taken to destroy Noxious weeds In
accordance with the Weed Control Act.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
property owners in urban and suburban areas
to destroy all Noxious Weeds as often et
necessary in each season, to Prevent their
going to seed,
..-• ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector
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