The Brussels Post, 1955-11-02, Page 1EROSEg. .t.:E• LIONS CLUB,
.HOLDS FARMERS' NIGHT
I On Monday evening, Oct. 31, Bach, ,
,
I Member heel a farmer lie hie gneet
Mrs of the 4-II Swine Club, of which ;
Several of the guests were the mere
f
;
1 the Lions Cluj le the co-sponsor.
Lieu Elston Cardiff, At. Pf perfertrie ,
guest speaker, 'Mr. 0, ' Mont-
iI tiro fee Huron County and ceneple (
1 mented him mi. his 0.1recess its pro- ,
1 meting Agriculture in Huron County. I
1 The tighlights of Mr, Montgorn I
I cry's eddies* were: cOmpliments 110 I
I the PeoPle on the well organized
Fall. Fair, ,Agriculture the most imr
pertant industry in Huron County,
the terrific challenge for the farmers
club work, have wide interests, and
be proud, eo be a Canadian, citizen.
On behalf ;of the Huron County
-Hog Peteduciersi Aseoellation Willis
Knight was presented with $10 for
the 'best gilt in the Swine CIO. Lion
Wm. Newton thanked Mr. Montgom-
ery for his sincere and interesting
!address. After the meeting closed
M,ontgontery showed film's on
Inteeolub Competitions a,nd 'The
Story of the Champion Calf.
An enjoyable ,solo Was sung by
1111r. Ross Cunningham, accompanied
by Lion Donald Dunbar.
Mr. Ronald Smith end Mr, Mac
Sholdice,expreeeed the appreciation
of the 4-H Swine Club to the Lions
for entertaining and sponsOring them-
, the prize for the contest, donated
by Lion Edwin Martin was 'w'on by
Mr. G. Montgomery.
Plans were made for a Minstrel
Show by the Lions in November.
There will be
NO MILK DELIVERY
Friday, Novembea 11th,
Remembrance Day,
Creamery will be
CLOSED ALL DAY.
s
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
r PerIab of iferuoisli
ROY. A. Norman Ellie. M. A4 Illi. De ,,
trinity kir4Ii •floverber'6th"
i Si sir Church, 'miser*
le A. . 'Poly Cceilinlibleeii
Sunday Sche01
St. David's Church', iientryrv7,
1.39 p. in. teething Prayer ' - .,:„m litis.. , Stindity Scheel
tit- Georges thilfeh, Wait0 xa,
as. in..*roily Communion
BRUSSELS
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Attention, All Veterans
REMEMBRANCE DAY
LARGE COSTUMED CROYVP Al
LIONS HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Bazaar and Too.
In the Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY NOV. 5th.
At 3.15 P. M.
daking -- Candy — Fancy Work — Aprons
and Miscellaneous counters
Fish Pond
Tea Room Opens Same Time As Eazaar
Tickets Will be on sale for Institute Quilt on which draw will be made
at close of tea.
SPONSORED BY MAJESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
4+ • Friday, November 11th, 195,...
Service in Anglican church at I,I 44**-
followed by service at Cenotaph.
VETERANS WILL ASSEMBLE AT THE CANADIAN LEW
HALL AT 10.30 A.M. FOR PARADE TO THE pi-lump
WE ASE QUILTY ,
On Wedneeday and Friday of laet,
Week, the people of this eoluanualty
were givee an oppoeteuity to bear 1
an outstanding speaker, Dr, Leslie
Inland Misalen -ee spoke on Com.
Millin, a miesionary of the China
munism in. China and in Canada.
Most •of them ignored the Chance to
'hear the anpaling fade about this ;
"ism" whi,e. now holds, one half of ;
the world'e population in its grim
clutches, from •the line of a man who
endured 'a 3 month's indoctrination,
eleuree in Cornmuniem including
brainewasbine, and returned to Can-
Ma to warn clountrymen of its t
The churenee where the meetings
'rim Lion'e Hellewe'en Party heia
;a the Town. Hall was well attended.
About 250 ehildren were present In
coeturne. MiseaDerie johseau. was
pianiet assisted by Mrs, Ross Duncan
on the banjo and Mrs. Ray Bronson
cti the drum. Mrs, Clifford Marks
was sing song leader, The committee '
in charge were Lions Jas, S. Arm
strong, M. Oldfield, Win. Reed and M, !
Wineberg. -
Prize winners were as
Hallowe'en Costume
Judy Work
Linda Johnston
Bonnie Workman
Patsy Bryans
Indian Costume
Brian Workman
Lynd
dastardly nature "DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre
Wednesday, November 9th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
Sponsored by Ctlanbrook Hall Board
Lunch. Booth
Everybody Welcome.
to become better farmers end take were heed iehould have been filled
adrantage of the opportunities, do all to the doors. They were each about
"we can to help the young people in half-filled. Every town official, every
PROCLAMATION.
The Reeve has been authorized to .ProolaInt
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Friday, November 11th, 1955
A Public Holiday
Village of Brussels
hereby call upon all geed citizens to °Emery*
same, "1,1rNitirliWgrattW
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
member -of the ectool board. every
teacher ,of young people, every
bulsiness men, and every man who
,attempts to earn a, living • and every I
parent Should have heard what
Mr, had to say.
He named indifference, eon,
placency and a smug ',it-can't- I
ihappemhpre" attitude as deadly ;
sins and I fear our small town is i
guilty of all three, Let's get our
ostrich head out of the sand.
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Billy McWhirter
Cowboy Costume
Donald Elliott
George Watson.
Archie Thompson
Cowgirl Costume
Meeni Bronson
.Audrey Wheeler
Ann Oldfield
Nursery Costume
Jack Galbraith
Marsha Newton
Don Fischer
Daphne McWhirter
Murray Flasher
Why Pay More RECEPTION AND DANCE
In Walton CommunitY Hall
MONDAY NOV. 7th
For Mr. and Mrs Paul Somers
(nee Margaret McArthur),
Wilbee's Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
Collection at Door.
Ladles please bring, lunch.
THIRD ANNUAL FIREMEN'S BALL
TUESDAY, NOVEIABER 15
Music By Wilbee's Orchestra
Dress Optional Lunch Booth
Dancing from 10 — 1
Admission 75c
HURON COUNTY
Apple' Festival.
Town Hall, Clinton
SATURDAY
Nov. 5 - 1 to 5 p. m.
•
County Grown
Apples Shown
PRIZE LIST: $168
* •
SWEET CIDER' ON SALE
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Dance 9 to 12 p.m.
LEGION MEMORIAL HALL
DRAW
for 5 bushels choice Huron Apples
CROWNING OF
Apple Queen
SPONSOR: Clinton & District
Chamber of Commerce for the
Ciourany Prulle Geowers Mien.
umminummumommmir
Kleenx Tissue
Salada Coffee
4 r • OOO • 2 for To=
1 lb. tin MIS
Margarine 'Good Luck rAert•bur
'1 lb.. 33=
Pink Salmon' Pink Seal 1 lb. tin.456
Swifts Prem 12 oz. tilt 33=
Our Own Blend Tea 1 lb. bag Sc
Special Pack. Choc. & White Cake Mix' "
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MELVILLE C. G. I. T.
The C. G. I. T. met in the church
parlour of Melville Church on Sat-
urday night under the leadership of
Mrs. Calvin, Kreuter and Mrs.
Douglas Hemingway. Mrs. Kreuter
presided for -the devotional period,
assisted by ,Sibetla Black who read
,the scripture and Helen Wilson
who, led in prayer.
A istopy was read telling of the
talctivitiee S former C G. I, T.
imemhers„ as they teok their place
in the -outside world. '
Mrs. Hemingway, presided for the
alection of Mincers: Priesident,
,Shieitia Black; Vice Pres. Elizabeth
Pipe; Secretary, Jean Smith; Treas-
urer, Jean Cardiff; Pianist, Jean
McFarlane; Pres Reporter, Joan
Davidson; Committee in charge of
wend/rip (for four months-), Sheila
Black end Kaehaleen Hardy; Com-
mittee for entertainment for four
months), Helen WiLson, Sharon
Hemingway.
The group decided to aim to be a
Chevron group this year and wifi
meet the isedond ,aridejourth. Fri-
day of the month. Choice of a
name and -a ,neoltto. for the group
was left for consideration until
next meeting.
Two new C. G. L T. songs were
sung and Mee. Hemingway read an ,
amusing story, parts of which were
supplied by the girls from scrota'
bled .slips of paper. Hallowe'en can-
eler Wale served -and the singing of
"Tane" eloped the meeting,
FOR SALE —
Clown
Donna Workman
Ann 'Higgins
Rae' Fischer
Comic
Jean Alcock
Helen Ward
Joyce Davidson
Murray Lowe
Witch Costume
(Kenny Work
David Duncan
Mary Ann Fischer
Davy Crockett. Costume
Doug Elliott
Mary Jean McBride
'Tenders will be received up un
till 12 o'clock noon, November 7,
for the sale of one used steel culvert
whieh is 18 feet long and 4 feet
.across. Lowest or any tender not
eecessarily accepted.
Gee. C. Martin,
Clerk, Morris Township.
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders wall be received by the
lundersigned until 3 p.m. Satuadlay,
November 5th, 1955 for snowplowing
for the 1.955-56 session in the Town-
ship of Grey. ,Tenders'to be by the
hour. State type of equipment
need. Teoweet or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Mrs. E. M. Cardiff. Clerk.
BAZAAR AND TEA
In Brussels Public Library on
SATURDAY, NOV, 12th
from 3 to 5
Home-made baking, candy and
sewing counter.
Tea-Room.
Sponsored by St. John's
Church Guild.
FREE 1956 Marconie TELEVISION FREE
WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE ONE FREE DRAW'
A T
PEARSON'S SHOE STORE
and
MEN'S WEAR.
Draw to be made on December 24th at 10 P. Ma
BORN
WHEELER — At Dr. Myers' Nur-
sing Home :on Sunday, October 23
to Mr. and Mee" Plead! Wheeler,
R. R. Ethel, a ,eon Gerald Stanley, a
bother for Douglas and Jimmie. $4,50, $4.95 and !SSW
! HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
I HEARS GUEST SPEAKER
I A regular meeting of the Brusaleis
Horticullar Societi met in the base-
' anent of the library Monday of last
week,
I The preaidenle Mrs.. Earl Cudmore,
Was• in the chair. Minutes and Man-
( eiail statement were read by the sec-
! retary, Mrs. Ella Shurrie. Mrs. R. W.
; Stephens gave a report of the Dist-
' riot Annual Meeting •of Zone 8 held
in Port Elgin,
The guest speaker, Mr. Epps of
Clinton, Zone Governor, who ansaver-
ed many questions on fall gardening
A lovely lunch and' social time'
followed.
$5.95, $7.50 andDe.
Men's Rubber Boots
Men's Work Boots
tiiiiimmommommis
Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.0d a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine WOrebtly
"The Glory To Be Revetteed"
Minister: Rev. H. T. Ciervin,
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T
Men's Top Coats.
Men's Al! Wool
Men's Trousers
CARD OF THANKS
I al& to thank my friends and
neighbours, who so kindly remember-
ed me with cards, treats, and visits
during my .stay in the hospital. These
very much.
remembrance were appreciated
Jack Knight.
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PEOPLE W F, KNOW
VAL'S BEAUTY Si4OF
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels
Gabardine 624.95 Tweeds §:36.Dite,
Sport Coat 1 $.4.95 died SeaglW
$5.95 to 1
Everything in RUBBER FOOTWEAR for the wliore "
family.
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anId winesihghtboouthrsranwkh ,othseeamtame many
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flowers, LOWIEsS FOOD MARvelw cards •and treats while I was a MI6 patient in the K. W. Hospital. Kitch-
CARD OF THANKS
LISTOWEL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up until 12 o'clock noon,
November 7. 1955 for the contract of
constructing the Richmond Drain In
`Morrie Township and supplying tile
for same, which consists, of 1553
lineal feet of tile drain.
Plans and saeeificaltione may be
seen at the Clerk's office. A certified
Cheque for ten per cent of the eon.
tract price enuat accompany each
tender.
Lowest or any tender not nece)
scarily aecepted.
Gee. C. Martin, Cleric.
simaissiimmommisiikimmogiiia
The' United Church-
"OF CANADA
Minister:. Rev. A. Lane, B. A, d, e`e. THEATitE
2 Shows nightly 7.30 — Lao Bo-.
Matinee $a'urday 2 p.
We Sell For Less
GREWARS
Compare Our Prices
Brussels, Ont.
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7-21°1!--ie. °M1112-13 1r. °11.'-.111 ' • ope I Infant BaptliSair lit
Cgeurch School -- 142 o'clock
"Happy is the man who hears
Inetrection's warning voice."
Murray Davison, on of Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Melon was injured
slightly when• struck by a rugby NW •
-at school, Fortunately there was no
fracture.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. S. Armstrong
sPent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
M. Laycock and family at Waterdown
and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Joyce and
tearatily, Lorne Park.
*
Mrs. Alice Given% formerly Alice I
Mitchell of this locality, returned to
her home at Dedslandi Sask.. last
week, after spending the 'summer in
this comweenity.
nsissinstinsiosstirmins
REGEN1 THEATRE
Seatorth, Ont. • •
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,
FLAW VS. BILLY THE KID,'
(Technicolor)
Every, man's hand was against him.
but she was always waiting. He
never drew first and he never shot
second. Out of the most exciting
pages of frontier history comes this
amazing story of the"fatteet gun of
them „NI: The true story of the
deedliett kilter, the West ever knew.
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Monday, Teeeday and WedneedaY
SEVEN LITTLE FOYS
teehni3OlOr
Bob Hope Milly Vitale
story of vaudeville's most
famous Farelly, They Bang and
,danced their' Way into Anierideoii
heart. Boll Hope in his tineet
role Yeti will load' every entente
that you spend With he SEVEN
LittLi
Thur. - Fri. - Sat. Nov. 3 4 - o •
eWALT 'DISNEY'S
Pull Length CinemaScope Cartoon
"THE LADY AND THE TRAMP"
Parent Magazine Rating
EXCELLENT
Also ''SWITZERLAND*
In Ctnematoope
Sat. Mat. Chiildren 25c .
Save Time arid lVioney
Shop at Your Red & White Food. S
Weekend Specials.—
Fresh ground' :Coffee
'Habitant Pea 'Soup, 28 oz. tin " 2 .for 29c-
CloYerieaf Fancy Pink Salmon 47c l& issiV Swifts Prem 12 oz. tin • •t• =.• • arrac
Florida Grapefruit " 10 for Om
Try Our Chicken Fryers' •
eleeeri
'FOR YOUR IDEAL teiatiSTMAS- OTFT
ite Sure And See The Handsome, Lovethtee
ener -and ,also since I came home.
Special thanks to Dr. Myers, Dr.
Leckner and the nurses in the
hospital.
Mrs. George T. Williamson.
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Permanent Type Anti Freeze
$2.7.575peprerigagRuoanrt
Thermostats Ranging from $1.05 to
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CROP RELEASE
r Fall plowing IS well advanced "and
IMO Farmers -have completed the ;
important outside Week. The maw
beet harvest is ,still the order of thoil
day in •the Slott% end of the County,
I hut wkeefient DrOgreaa is being blade.
Twenteesiet (26) head, Of cattle sold,
.I for an average of two hundred and
fettrieen 0214) at the Fourth .
Mon, TUes. Nov, 7
Willeine and HOWerd Keel
provide
Songs 1,Dernedy,Romance; In
"JUPITER'S DARLING"
• tineniatoolie and Color ,
Parents Magazine ‘Rating, deed 4.• 'tuxedo neat* -- 4444"
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FULL DRESS 'sow
took Flog '55e to 69e eadin,
Auto Light and ClieWpion
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Thursday Friday an d Saturday
at theicito# on 'Odep1)0' :gfl'i. Stk (04
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Bud Abbott Lott deateile of eine hundred and eighty-font'. 1
Agriotittlral LteoreSen . ,
G. 'W. MellegterterYe i
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.e.espeleer
. „ kkhaustPipea $3.25 $4.75 'White ($184):'
Phona.Resid'e'nce 94 -13psiness
Brussels;
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Domino'
WOMEN'S ORISON
(Atfult) lee 'CorintYle
Wed. e 'Thur.
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