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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
t. John's Anglican church 5;00 - 8:30 p.m
Adults 75c Children 4(k
AMAT EU R and,. ymar I NIGHT
FRIDAY, FEB. 28th
BitubJi.i.s PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
at 8:00 p.m,
Eight Classes To Be !Judged
Instrumental (Piano Guitar, etc)
1. Classical Sole 2. iNiodern Solo
3., !Group Selection (Duet, Trio, etc)
Vocal
1. Clasintal Solo 2. Modern Solo
•3. ,Singing ;;route (Duet, Quartet ete)
Square Dancing
Open Class
`ro include Cpmedy Numbers, Dancing, Readings, Skits.
Special Added Attraction : Whistling Contest
k.loutestauls to be hidden during performance.
Please Alai]. Entries No Later Than Feb. 15
To Mrs. L. Kernaglian, secretary
Brussels, Ont.
Admission bUc
Public ,6cbool Children Admitted is see If Accompanied By Parents
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DELEGATES TO
TORONTO CONVENTION
The first meeting of the 1964
Board of Directors of the East
Huron Agricultural Society was
presided over by the president,
Robert ,Grasby in the Library
here on Monday evening.
Norman Hoover, (=ford
Bray, and James. Mair who is
past president of Ontario Fall
Pairs were appointed delegates
to Ontario Fairs convention
Delegates from the Ladies Divis-
ion will be Mrs. Clem Steffler,
and Mrs. Robert Grasby.
Plans were made to have field
crop competitions in grain, grain
corn and ensilage Corn.' The
,Society will sponsor 4-H Beef and
Dairy Clubs again this year.
Sponsors will be sought for both
4111, Tractor and' Grain Clubs.
Brussels Fair dates for 1964
were set for Sept. 24th and 25th.
W. Elston Elected President
Of Beigrave School Fair I
wirwti hAstc..n was elected
president of the Beigrave School,
Fair at the annual meeting in
the community centre at Belg-
rave.
Sept. 16th was chosen as the
date for the 1964 Lair.
Other officers: Past president,
1Stanley Black; first vice-presi-
sident, Harold Vincent; second
vice-president George Johnston;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Helen
Martin.
Morris Township Directors:
James Wilson, Mrs. Loins Phelan,
,Clarence , Mrs. Ernest
Pletch, James Smith, Airs.
George Smith; Wilbert Procter,
Mrs. Rober Grasby, Ross Duncan,
Mrs. James Mair, Wilfred Raines,
Mrs. Win. Elston, Ross Turvey,
Mrs. Charles Mathers, Carl Gold-
ing, Mrs. Glen McKercher, Mrs.
Boyd Taylor.
Music Festival Committee:
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Mrs. Norman Coultes, Wm.
Elston, Mrs. Wilfred Haines. Mrs.
Gordon McBurney, airs. Gordon
Smith, 'Mrs. Nora Moffatt, Mrs.
Phyllis Rogers, Lloyd Walden,
Harvey McDowell, Kenneth Whe-
eler, G. ,toss Anderson.
;Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mose of.
Milverton, visited on, Sunday
`with Mrs. Stuart Evans and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Evans.
Gerald Huether, London, spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huether.
Miss Beverley Evans, Kitchen-
er, was home for the week end.
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havt returad from an enjoyable
trip to. Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swift, were
weekend visitors in London ana
St, MMUS,
at 8100 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. non Pesten of
TUESDAY, FEB. 21th Burlington, were weekend visitors
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Regular Admission No Lunch
DOBSON'S TRANSPORT
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MARKET HOGS THURSDAY A.M.
ATTENTION FARMERS !
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Sermon;
"Why Join the Church?`"
PRESBITEIZIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCI.
Minister: itev. W. J. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
SECT`
WA a.in. Church School
11 a.m. Public Worship
Communion Service Postponed.
Everyone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Bev. mt. T.. Jeunings
BA, LTH.
Ordsrlet: Mrs. B. lahott
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Cuurch School
Ash Wednesday, Feb. 12
10.00 a.m. Holy Communion
ST. DAVID'S, HenfrYn
2 p.m. Bible Study
2.30 pan. Holy Cpmmunion
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