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'I'fl BRT180/11L8 POET, BRUSSELS ONTARIO THURSDAY, MAY ilth, 1905
HI-T NEWS
The recent dance was held
April 20th in. the Brussels Legion,
Hall with the Cavaliers from
London sepplying the music.
There wore about 200 teenager
in attendance '‘Vlie enjoyed them-
selves.
CHARLES McLEAN
R. It 4, Brussels, Ont.
Agent for:
SMITH-ROLES LTD.
Saskatoon & Guelph
Manufacturers of Comet
Welders, Air Compressors,
Drill Fill Augers, Electric
Motors etc.
Phone Brussels 489W13
Roy Scout Paper Drive,
Saturday, May 15th
The 13oy Scouts of Brussels
will hold a Paper Drive on
Saturday, May 15th.
Have your papers and mag-
azines tied •and ready for pick,
up by the boys on that date.
For further particulars , • phone
Ralph Watson, 40W
STABILIZATION BOARD'S
NEW BUTTER PRICE
The federal Agricultural , Stabil-
izatiOn Board has announced that
its buying price for 40-score
creamery butter on and after
May 1 viii .0 55 cents per pound,
nu increase of two cents. The sel-
ling price will be increased accord-
ingly.
The chief effect of the Board's
action is to reduce wee federal
consumer subsidy on butter from
11 to 9 cents. Last year when the
subsidy was cut from 12- to 11 eenta
AericultUral Minister' Harry Hays
said he did not think butter sales
would ~ be adverSely affected. In
fact consumption Went on to ex-
Beatorth 791
i (,C( cl production try 6 million
pounds in 1964 • after being in,
Centro, Rattienbury Street balance in 1963. •
"2-113.1 ° It is not expected that this
change will have any significant
effect on cOnstniiption. "
The slitisiuy is paid by govere-
ment to the Milk preelticer
through the manufacturing plants
as "compensatory payment." It
gives the producer the equiv-
alent of 64 cents for his butter-
') fat and it enables the retailer to
set price tags below that level
to the constlineie
Th producers do not lose any
benefits Of the price support pro-
gram. by tedtiction of the don.
Slither StibeidY.
The new selling price Meane,
that eeinpeeSetery payMents to
nippets. Of eligible; matittfebtine
lug ii711k and cream, for creamery
butter production rite adjusted
doenaward .accordingly — from
13.3 cents per pound of hiltterfat
meld in the 1964-55 dairy Year. to
10.'9 mile,. effective With May 1.
deliveries, Tile plants ate reirri-
leiread Ole i-itinril)
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:Nigh/bed '„)NT.EittIO, every 'it.ersdte,
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'.Alithorlted its Secoad Glaser Mail, Post °recce Departmect, Ottawa'
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Oases° Weeely Newepapere AeeoeletIon•
CansAllan ClOneenunity t, ewspapere 11.envesers te: 're:
D RANN
Licensed Funeral utrector and Embalmer
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE BEHVICZ
PHONE 36. or & !MUSSELS, ONT.
R. S. 4ETHE.FaNr!
ERUSSELS
,usLerley and Sett rday Al) env — &thh Open. Every Day
reiU06kLf; red a.):1 A M.
LONGSTAFF
OPTOMOTRIIT
.EAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE —
Tu..t...ays, Thursaays, Fridays, and Sattardsy
huraday evenings by appointment oniy. Phone
Winton Offirc, -- Clinton Medtcli
Monday and Wednesday 9:00 to 6:30 p.m. Phone
WINGHAM IVY ;MORTAL SHOP
QUALITY, SERV tUE CRAFTEMAribtiliv
Open every Wi•k any
Yogi Guarantee. fut. Over 86 Yestra
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LADIES' DIVISION Lair 'HURON AGRI. SOCIETY
S OOL PRIZE LIST
SCHOOL PARADE
The parade will form at Victoria Park at 12,30 p.m. on Friday.
Oetobier 1st, and will be headed by the band. All pupils and teachers
in parade admitted free to grounds.
No children admitted free unless 'in parade.
DIRECTORS IN CHARLIE — Mrs,. ilatolci, Bolger, Mrs, Cliff Bray,
Mrs. George. Mutter
Primes in each vection to be: 1st, 75c; 20, •60e; 3rd, 50c; • 4th,.
40e; 5th, 30c
Note 1.: All im epo, poems, paragraphs, writing, art, posters and.
essays to be at Brussels Public School by June 29th, 1955.
Note IT: Pleaee note size specified for maps, ert and posters. If not
correct. size the entry will not be judged.
Note fit: All art must be 9" x 12" unlese otherwise 'stated. •
Note .IV: Posters, .Size 12" 18", not.niere, than 5 from each
echool. room.
-.. • Essays net more than .5 from each school or room.
These must be judged before Fell Fair Day. PrizO winners only
to be displayed at the Fair. • -
Sewing, Baking and Manual Work will he judged Thursday,
• September 30th.
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SPECIALS
P.,est bird feeding station. made by, girls or boys 10 years and,
under, Doris McDonald offers: 1st, one gallon ice cream; 2nd, one-
half gallon lee cream.
Book raids — Regular prizes.
Corner Wail Prnekets Regular prizes.
:An article) from Ponsickle Sticks —•Regular prizes.
Social Studies Note Books, from 'Grades 5 and 6. Allow three books
from. each grade in F., and 6 to a School or room. Prize — TWO
library honks, donated by -Tack Hood Supplies (glratford).
Poster -- Size 12" x 1S". • The Story of Ice Cream (illustrated).
Prizes -- lst. ,Loll: 2nd, e1.50 3rd, $1.00; 4th, 50c Prizes donated
P. Ti. Cousins Creamery Ltd.
BAKING
Seven iced brownies.
Seven unbaked cereal cookies
Best fancy dessert, other than pie.
Seven bran muffins,
An animal made of marshmallows.,
r,. Seven pieces of Manic Cream Candy.
A plate of fancy sendwithese four varities, and 2 of each.
SEWING
Indian Head Dress — domestic fowl feathers
Pencil or needle case, elly fabric
3. Fancy half apron
4. Drtssed Barbie Doll
6. Embroidered Laincheon Cloth
6. Sewing Card (Anirrial of Ffower) Grades 1 4
MISCELLANEOUS
1 Pipe Cleaner Animal
Clothes-Pin Doll, dressed, standing
3, Scrapbook Sir 'Winston Chueehill
1. Wall Plaque, Plaster of Paris, painted
Printing: Gra de I — Standard Lining — two lines high. Any six
lines (not repetitive.)
Printing: Oracle 2 -- Standard Lining — one tine high. Any eight
lines (not repetitive) on foolscap
Art: (''wade 1 Tt's llainirrg — wax crayons — 9" x 12"
Art: Grade 2 Itallowe'en Scene — Tempera Paint — 11" x 1.5"
Crafts: Grades 1 and 2 ---- Colored Paper PoliceMen, fireman, doctor,
nurse. or Sante Maus -- mounted on bristol boned. not over 12"
tall.
Collections: Oracle 1 --- Collection of 6 Varitiee of Flowers,
Collection: Grade 2„--- (election. pf Serviettes )— flaunted on bristtel
board, 11" x 14" (hot more than 8).
Writing: Oracle 3 — in Pencil, The Seeret, page 231 of Strelets and
Roads.
Writing: Oracle .1 •-•-•-, iii Pencil, The Lot() Is My Shepherd; Page 215
in Away.
Art: Oracle i ---- Nursery Ithylne, Crayons.
Art: Grade — A Scene illustrating life in Hollerith Switzieriand.
or Lapland.
Crafts: Credos e and 4 --- Four P!nce. Cards for 4 different oceesicitis.
made from ermetenetion papa: — no drdwing,
Collection: Cleades 3 Arid 1 • Collection of Plettives of Various
Meilunie of rommueicatione — Drawn, or cutouts.
Writing in ink: flea de Siivee. nage 04, Wide °pee WInclows•
Writine in ink ;
A r t. 1:1 '-1.1 41 0 '4-4 • 'ere-ne from snow-White and. SOAteil Dwarfs,
("ere Miners, 'page 351. All Sales Set.
• Our New Flee, in chalks. A11: C.ra
C:j'aCtg: Oracles 5 and 0 A Itomema.de Wastepaper i'asket, deeerated,
Para:multi: Cr:Iflog A ;Ind - Use the closing .sentence, It vstas seine
ne she lierila the last et thee..
Needle: c• • -My - ft104.