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Friday Reg, $2.45
FRIED .CHICKEN $1.50
People
We Know
Mr. and Mrs. George
Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thornton, Dianne, Steven and
Twyla Dawn of Brussels were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. A.rthur W eller and
family of near Philipston and cele
brated Robert's birthday.
George Langlois of George of
Brussels attended a Seminar in
Advanced Hair Cutting under
Jason from Bruce of Cresendo of
Toronto. His wife Pat was a model
for hair cutting and colour
demonstration,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
Bob ,Andrew, Deanna and Adrian
of Ottawa, spent , the weekend
with their mother, ,Mrs. Kennedy
and visited with Roy Kennedy at
Victoria Hospital, London. David
Kennedy and son Michael of
Hamilton spent Sunday at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.Perrie
visited Rev, and Mrs. James
Berrie of Shakespeare and all
attended the Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sweeney are
holidaying in Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephenson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichol are
vacationing in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bean of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Bean
of Listowel called on Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Cousins on Saturay.
Melville Guild
meets in church
"Thanksgving" was the theme
of the October meeting- of
Melville Presbyterian Church
Guild which met in the church
parlour.
Carol Innes read a poem on
October and Thanksgiving and
Thelma Cardiff gave the topic
Thanksgiving Thought.
Margaret McCutcheon
presided for business. Isobel
Adams read the secretary's
report and Rose Marie Bish9p the
treasurer's report.
Lunch was served by Carol
Innes and Thelma Cardiff.
110 N's
Radio Bingo
Game #2 on Green Cards
STARTS NOVEMBER 14
on CKNX 12:29 P.M.
cards available from the
following stores in Brussels
Thompson &"Stephensons
Hackbarts
McCutcheon Grocery
Ray & Helens
Oldfield Hardware
Loaves Barber Shop
flaywards Variety
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Reception
for
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
McColiUm
[Nee Betty Heuer:tan)
nuttily Paradise •
Friday,
Nov.1 8
Wilbees Orchestra
Ladies king lunch
FILLING IT IN These workers are part of a
Telephone Wire and Cable Co. crew who have been
installing underground cable in Brussels and in Grey
The Brussels Curling Club
will curl in the new
Community Centre
on Mondays of each week starting Dec. 5th.
New Members WELCOME
Contact Murray Hoover, Phone 887-6498.
FEES: Men - $40.00; Ladies - $30.00; Students - $25.00;
or $15.00 per Individual Draw.
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* Friday and Saturday Night 4, J* * : : Clarence Petrie :
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YIPPEE!
The
COUNTRY
LOUNGE
Entertainment 7"
November 18 & 19
Traditional Sounds
Frig
RIB
Every Thursday 9:3.0
TALENT NITS With Terry & Mona .
hu•iiimuiviam\
November 25 & 26
Mystery Train
gy and SCIttirdiw
At,IT,S 2 50
and Morris Townships recently. The upgrading
program is nearing completion.
(Photo by Langlois)
Available from the Directors or at the Store
Dance To: Moran Brothers
Tickets: Adults $4.00
Children $2.00