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BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 29th
Music By:, DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Dancing 10 — 1 wro.
Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over
Admission $2.00 per Couple
Sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 218
Complimentary advertising for community improvernentS by
LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES LTD.
Ontario's Silver & Black Fleet
THE UNITED CHURCH
Minister: key. E. I... LeDrsw
Organist: Mrs. John Bryan*
Sunday School 9;46 A.M.
Divine Worship, 11:94
Ethel 9:45 A.U.-
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
Rev.4 C. A. MoGst.:14i
10 A.M, Church.School
11 A.M. Divine Worship
sacrament Struday Message
"The Lords Table!"
Organist: Mrs, Nora Moffatt
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St, JOHN'S, BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stokes
S.T.B.
Box 47, myth, Ontario
Phone 523.9334
:00 a,m. Morning Prayer
Stokley's Fcy. Kernel Corn Save 35c 12 oz.
Rick's Assorted Relishes 12 oz.
Buy-of-the-Week
Schneider 'Bacon Ends lb
FEATURES
Libby's Deep Brawn Beans Save 10c 48 oz.
Sake Orange Juice from Concentrate Save 8c 48 oz.
Swift's Stews 24 oz.
Lady Scott Tissue Save 9c Reg. pk ,Yf
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILL
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 32 oz.
Solo IMarg. Save 17c l's
57c
79c
59c
39c
49e
2 for 49c
5 for $1.00
3 for 79c
4 for 69e
10 O'CLOCK
COMING EVENTS: HOWICK LIONS ANNUAL
A. general meeting or the Bel-
;grave, ,Blyth, Brussels School Fair
Board Will be held in the 11elgrave
arena, Thursday, ;lime 1Lb al
8:30 p.m.,; to discuss the 50th an-
niversory of the Fair.
A nickel isn't supposed to be. Os.
good as a &Mar but it goes to
church more often,
DANCE
at, the
Canadian Legion Hail
Wingharn
on
SATURDAY, MAY 30th
Music By:
Ian. Wilbee's Orchestra
MEW
Ilowick Lions Club is holding
their annual Rummage and Home
Raking Sale on Wednesday, June
10th. 1070, at 7:00 p.m. in fl'orrie
Arena. Donations will he apprec-
iated such as: dishes, furniture,
e•iectrieal.ap i ancoS household
utensils, tires, antiques, fruit,
vegetables, livestock, tools, home
baking, — anything that will sell,
(No clothing), Bring donations to
Arena on Tuesday night or on
Wednesday but bring baking on
\Vednesday night.. Phone any Lion
member, or those listed below for
pick-up prior to Wed, ,Tune ItOth;
nick Carson, 335.-3551; Stan Bride,
335-3475; Warren Zurbrigg,
Clifford 263.T2: Coo. 'Pinini, 335-
3897 or 291-2759; Ken Edgar,
335-3198; or Bill Keil„ Come out
and help the Lions Club.
surgeons can do almem
with the nose, except
Out of other people'S
CARDS OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is given to all
those who So kindly remembered
me with visits, cards and letters
'hile I wa a patient in West-
minster ETospital. Your, thoughttul-
ness was appreciated.
W. H. ;Sell
We would like to express our
heartilul thanks to n11 who helped
in any way as a result of the
recent fire and bereavement. We
cannot thank each one individually
for, all you have done.
Fleming and Dorothy Johnston
and 'Family
I would like to thank all those
W'lin visited me while in the hos-
pital and since coming home. Also
for the lovely flowers, gifts and
earls l received, I appreciated
this very much.
Marie Turnbull
wish to thank those who sent
me cards and flowers and visited
me while T was a patient in Wing-
ham Hospital. A special thanks to
the Doctors and the nurses on the
Second floor,
Mrs, Elva McDonald
My sincere thanks to relatives.
and friends, who remembered me
„ with visits, flowers, cards and
friendly notes While I was a
patient in Seaforth and. Victbria
hospital, London. They were very
much appreciated.
Mina Baker
Patient: "I'Ve been misbehaving
and my conscience bothers me."
Psychiatrist! "I See; and you
want ins to strengthen your Will
power?"
Patient. "No. I Want yet to
weaken my conscience."
UNLOADERS and FEEDERS
BADGER SILO
FEED LOT Ind
STABLE PLANNING
Salei and Service
KENNETH MARKS et SON.
Rl 4, Atwo9d, otit
WIN
WALTON
W, I, 43us Trip Enjoyed
A number of ladies of the com-
munity took advantage of the bus
trip sponsored by the Walton
Women's Institnte. They first
toured the Toronto airport, then
the the rubber plant at Port
Credit. where they were met by
Wallace Sholdice, former resi-
dent of the Walton community,
Mr. Sholdice invited them' to his
home for coffee and they enjoyed
their lunch on the lawn in,
beautiful surroundings. Mrs. A,
McDonald thanked Mr. and Mrs.
Sholdice for their kind hospitality.
The. ladies then toured the Abitibi
Pulp Paper plant. They later went.
to the Sheridan mall and returned
home by way of Kitchener.
17th and Bounday Unit Meeting
The May meeting' of the 17th
and Boundary Unit met at the
home of Mrs. Martin Bann with 12
members answering the Roll Call.
Mrs. Albert Clark opened the meet-
ed with a thought, Prescription
for you on Mother's. Day and a
poein "Patchwork Memories", The
hyinn "Happy the Home When
Cod is there'! wa.s sung followed
by Mrs. Clarke leading in prayer.
Mrs. Ross Bennett gave the
topic "Mother, the Grown of the
Heine", 'written by Rev. AlphenuS
N'oseWorthy, explaining how that.
the next to God's love only
Mother's love can compare. Mrs.
Clarke read a poem. "Stranger at
the gate", Mrs. Martin Bann pre-
sided over the business period. It
was decided that four different
members would write to Paul Ross,
an adopted student Minister. The
Salle meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs, Rai Van Vliet Sr..
on June 2. The roll call to be an-
awe-.red by a verse on Father's
The "Glory of Spring uev,
sweet" was ruing and Mr.s Ross
'Bennett closed the Meeting with
prayer,
MoKiiiiip Unit of U.C.W.
The MeXillOP Lust of the
Walton ttO,W, Ala Wednesday
nfternOOtt at the honle of Misses
Tat O od 'Toole lUg4igii S4i4
forth. with 35 Indies present. Mrs.
Glen McNidhol presided for the
Devotions and opened the meet-
ing with a reading "A sense of
Belonging", Mrs. Dave WatsOTI,
led in prayer. "CI God in TIOnven"
was sung with Mrs, Merton Hoek-
well at the orggn. Psalm 742 was
read in unison, Mrs. McNichol
gave the, meditation. Miss Pitbel
Dennis welcomed the memberS and
guests to their home and welcom-
ed the speaker, Miss Jennie T-Togg,
McKillop. She took as her topic
Mother's Day or Family Day. Mrs,
Campbell Wey thanked Miss ITogg
for her splendid thought and pre-
sented her with a gift, Mrs. W.
Leen:Lin:E.,. read an article on "God
Bless the little family". Mrs.
Nichol closed the devotions with.
prayer. Mrs. Campbell Wey pre-
sided for the business. The usual
reports were g iven by the secre-
taries. The McKillop! 'Unit to be
in charge of flowers for the church
for the month of .rune, All articles
are to be in the church by the end.
of May for the hale which will be
packed the following week. Mrs,
Chas. McCutcheon was chosen to
be the delegate from the Walton
Tr.c:w. to attend Alma College.
August 17-20 at St. Thomas.
"Women of God Arise" was sung
and Mrs. C. Wey closed the Meet-
ing with prayer. A miscellaneous
sole wags held followed by lunch
wi th Mrs. Wm. Lemming, Mn.1ei
Mrs. Cordon McGavin, Mrs. George
S.. Love. Mrs. Neil McGavin, Mrs,
George A. Love and the hostess
serving.
NEW BARN CLEANER
RALCO
All types at Stabling and con:,
inaraliteed Up to 700 ft. pull.
In to a 55 ft. gwingitig Elevator.
()Tete Inaulationa. Comae:.
SCHOOL FAIR BOARD RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE
GENERAL MEETING
Plastic
nything
keep it
business.
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