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We
NOTICE
wish to advise our many customers
beginning on Organist;
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister.; Rev, A. M. Jonu4ou.
BA., BD.
Miss ,Sharon Storey Conle ware
!PHONE, BIWSSELS1 322J4
SATURDAY JUNE 13.
OUR MILL WILL BE CLOSED
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS so
LIMITED
no most valike for the Farme re Do 1110'
Call 199 Brussels
9;45 aan. Sunday School
11;00 aan Morning Worship giTHEL,ONT.
PRESBYTEMAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
mgoni.LE CHURCII
ktinister.:...uor. W. J.. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARCT
10.00 a.m. Cliarch Se11001
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Fivegone Welcome
HI.T NEWS
The. Cavaliers returned to
Brussels to play for a. Hi-T
Dance on May 29th.
On Friday June 12th Hi-T will,
told their last dance of the
Septeraber. This will again feat-
tire London's Cavaliers and the
highlight of the evening will be
the crowning of the Hi-T Queen
for 196344. Although it will not
'be a formal, the boys are re-
quested to wear a jacket, and
HEAVY BARB WIRE
RLDUCED PRICE
ALSO
RED BARN PAINT
WHITE
EX 1.E.R.AUit iN,TERIOR.
M.
LA' it WALL PAINT
Al cliQ.4.60 '-)E.R. GAL.
HOME AND SCHOOL
COOK-OUT
LIONS PARK
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 8,301:em•
What To Bring: Mr. and Mrs. You
and Hamburgers foe two
ANGLICAN CHURCH.
OF CANADA
Rector,: Rev ti. 4.a. Jennings
BA.. LTLI.
Organist: Mrs, B. liiliott
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received' by
the undersigned until June 16,
1964, at the -Municipal Office, for
the cutting of grass in the. Vill-
age of Brussels. Please state
hourly rate. .
H. Kting, Clerk
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SY. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Holy Coatmuniou
and Primary School
ST. DAviD.5, Henfryn
9.15 0...m. Morning Prayer
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ANNUAL
DINNER AND MEETING
HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
(for Federal 'Purposes)
CLINTON LEGION HALL
FR.IDAY, JUNE 12,
AT 7 P.M
SPEAKER — BRUCE BEE, M.P.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Tickets Available from Municipal Chairman
A. McLean — President Roy Lamont Treasurer
Harold 'Shore — Secretary
Currie in Gait recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelsou
and son Waverly, Goderich, spent
Sunday at the manse with their
sou and daeghter-in-law and,
family and attended the •fare,.
well service..•.
Leave For Quebec
The Nelson family Jett ore
Monday for their new home in,
Quebec where Mr. Nelson will
minister to the congregation at
Valleyeield, and attend Montreal
College. etr. and Mrs. Douglas
Evans accompanied them, Doug'
and the scripture reading given
Household effects.
Me. Bowman, Waterloo, will
conduct the service in Knox,
church on ..Sunday, June 7, at
11.15 a.m.
ETHEL
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES
ICE CREAM
Knox W.M.S.
The Women's Mi6siouary
Society had as guests the W.M.S.
and the Y,oung Women's Gulid.
from Brussels, also our own
Evening Au,xiliary, on Friday
evening in. Knox Presbyterian
Church. The. President, Mrs. Earl
Dunn presided for opening exer-
cises, with Mrs. Stuart MoNair at
the organ. A solo was contributed
by Mrs. It rank Thompson, Brussels
and the scripture reading was give.
by Sheila Strickler. Mrs. Schnook
read "A ..Martha Prayer". Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler introduced the
guest speaker, Miss Beatrice
Myers, a native of _Hamilton, who
told of her work, among the Ind-
ians at Alberquerque, New Mexico,
for the Wycliffe Bible Trans-
lators. She was thanked for her,
most interesting, description of
her work by Mrs. Stanley Fisch-
er, and presented with a gift.
The offering was received by
Mrs. J. Perrie and. Mrs. Cliff.
Bray. Mr. E. G. Nelson led in,
prayer. Lunch and a social. time
was enjoyed at the close of the
meeting.
irlre-Auptial Trousseau
Honours Bride-1,o-Be
A daffodil ttrousseau tea , was
held in the home of Mrs. john
Wheeler for her daughter,
Audrey in honour of her forth-
.coming marriage.
Receiving with the hostess
was Mrs. Sparliug Johnston,
mother of the guest of honour's
fiance.
Miss Margaret Wheeler and
Miss Patricia Machan attended
the door.
The yellow color scheme was
complete With boquets of Yellow
tulips.
Pouring tea in the afternoon
was Mrs. Violet Meehan and be
the evening Mrs. Ross Wheeler,
both aunts of the bride.
MIADE 'BY
.Serving in the tea room were
Miss Darleen Meehan and Miss
Rath eloTaggart, both of Brus-
esels, Miss Dianne Jackson of
,Wingham and. Miss June War-
wick oe Kitchener.
In charge of the trousseau were.
Mrs. Lynn Morrison of Wingham,
Mrs. Donald Achilles of Walton
'Miss Marlene Jacklin, Brussels,
Mrs. John Currie of Bramptell,
Mrs. Robert Thompson of Wing-
ham, and 'Mrs. Ken Johnston,
Mrs. Glen Ahnston, and Miss.
Shirley Johnston all of Blue-
vale.
Farewell Service
The congregations of Ethel
and Cranbrook bade a reeuctant
farewell to Mr, and Mrs. Edwin
G. Nelson and family on Sunday
morning in a joint service held
in Cranbrobk. The church was
filled, and 'Mr. Glen Lodge, God-
erich, was guest soloist. A social
time bellowed in the church base.
meat when Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
and family were presented with
gifts of money from each con-
gregation. The ladies served
ltmch. The Nelson. family came
to Cranbrook from. Sault Ste.
Marie in August, 1960, and will
be greatly missed in the com-
munity. 1'
May Meeting of Ethel W• r.
..The May meeting of Ethel W.I.
was held in the Community Centre
with 21 members and 10 visitors
'present.
The roll call was "name an
old farm implement and. the new
one to : replace it to-day".
A reading was given by Mrs.
Stan Speiran, "The art of Friend,.
ship" and "A Friend"; Mrs,
Welland Krauter, "In the. Merry`
Month of May"; Mrs. George
Pearson "in A Green Garden"„(
The guest speaker was Mr. Ede.
van Geest, florist. of Listowel, who
showed hetv tO make ribbon bOeiree
and corsages, and flower arrang-
ing.
The corsage went to Mrs. Foss,.
eldest lady present,
Thank You cards, tor boxee
received by them, erten: Mrs4
Gee. Pearson, Mrs. Roy Hall. and
Mrs. Ed Gill were read.
Film TO Be Presented
A preeentation of films by the
Cancer Society will be spetisored
by the Ethel branch of the W.I.
in the Community Hall in June
lOth at S:30 p.m.
Assisting in the kitchen were
'Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs.
,Lawrence Jacklin, Mrs. Mel-
yi 1 e Jacklin, Mrs. Robert
Witeeldr, Mrs. Viojet Machan,
all of Brussels, Mrs. Herold Con-
gram of Wingham and Mrs.
-Fees Wheeler. of Toronto.
WILL BE A TASTE TREAT
YOU'RE SURE TO ENJOY
'ASK FOR. EITHER
STRAWBERRY RIPPLE
or FRUIT
OR TRY ONE OF SEVERAL FLAVOURS
NEXT- TIME YOU SHOP
."4:.leeer.tterMkgediall
Mr. and. Mrs. Calvin 'Cameron
attended the funeral of Thomas