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rOPi L i C, g • ,7,7 0 V
Mrs. S. F. Davison spent last week
with relatives in Port Elgin and
while there attended a wedding.
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Mrs', T. L. McDonald and son Mur.
ray are spending this week in Bramp,
to" with, her parents Mr, and. Mrs.
Chats. King
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Mr. and Mrs. :Geo, Jefferson of
Clinton, spent the Week-end with
Dr, and Mrs. W. Spepoe.
Mr. Wm. Stewart former resident
of Bruesels now of Fergus, called on
friends here on Tuesday.
BAZAAR AND TEA
In Brussels Public Library on
SATURDAY, NOV, 12th
from 3 to 5
Home-made baiting, candy and
sewing, counter.
Tea-•Room.
Sponsored by St. John's
Church Guild. "
John Simpson
Word has been received here of the
death of John Simpson, Vancouver,
who passed away on October, 21st.
Hie body was brought to Testeler,
Sask. for burial, He and his wife,the
former Ellen J. Sdott, homesteaded
there 410'1905, having driven 40 ar50
mile.% from Saiskatoin with oxen, en-
joying the thospitality of widely
,scattered pioneers along the way.
They built a ,sod shack and later a
Meanie house. A. number of years
later they arroVed to V,andouver
where this wife and s'on, are still
'residing. One son died in infalleY,
He wale a brother of Mrs. Robt.
S. Scott„ BrItesels, the last suviving
Member of a family of ten. His-fath-
er vote a pioneer of. Mita district
doming ,from, Seletland in 1854.in
a sailing vessel, -and wlas six weeks
on the -waeet. ,His mother, the form-
Margeeele Stra,ehan, 'arise came
from Scotland, at the age of four
years.
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Permanent Type Anti Freele
$2.75 per gallon
75 per quart
Thermostats Ranging from $1.05 to
92.10
Spark Plugs 56c to 69c each,
Auto Light and ChawpIon
Mufflers frpm $4.35 to $9.20
Tail Pipes from $2.98 to $4.35
Exhaust Pipes from $3,25 to $4.75
Phone: Residence 95 - Business 113x
Brussels, Ont.
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. Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 s. ut. Sunday School
to in. Divine WOrredg
Dedination,e of Elders
Minister: Rev. H. 1. Oetvin,
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A, S.
Young Candals Book Week is, be
ing ,celebrated this year from Nev. 15.
22.
Its purposes are to encourage more
molding of more Worth-while books
by more children at home, at school,
land at the library: to remind adults
of the important place good books
have in a child'ef life; to make par-
ents aware of the books available,
and of the. ;pleasure that comes from
books elhared with their children:
and to ,seitess the need for more
books for children in every ecenne
Read geed books aloud to
,share their 'Sheer fim and enjoy-
Ment.
Teeing Canadee Book Week is,
celebrated limier coast to eldest ands
is entionsed 'hy thb DePartment.of
Bducaton in every' province,
Parents! visit Ytiont Public library
next 'week and telett some good
'hooks ito take noble to Your childeeb,
Christinas isr inst around the corner
and you Will be looking The gifts fer
the children on Your lise, Why not
give them holoke this yeat? And why
not enclose e year's. Library Mem.
beeshin card for use during 1956?
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CAPITOLS Limn
THEATRE
2 shows nightly 7.30 -- 9.30 p. in.
Matinee Saiurdsy 2 111.- m-
6 lbs. Juicy Fresh .0tanges,
2.1b,..Pkg, Velveeta. Cheese
3 --,2. 20. oz, Tins PdAS,
100 Individual' Tea Bags ... .
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1,--- 15 OZ, Tins AIyfrier Peaelies .4"4. Slo-
1 -, It 'Ot. BOtle.AlytneY Catsup ft "•" -. 110?6:
Three' This tainAeil Trothato-:$ottli 3:'&
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We Solt At The Right Pike
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' Divine Worship it
"Rehrierribrance"
Chttich .School o'clock
IReniet1brati66 bay' Service, at
11 a, on Friday,. Nov; lith in.
Anglican Ohara; ,
"Anglican thuteh
OF CANADA.
' Pariah of brusoolo
[, Rine A. Norman M.
Ottiiday. 14th
iii,,..,„140.fiffit Prayer
SiliittitY Relied
lit. Davldis Church. Henfryn
2.86 p, tit Even ing Prooe
Setoot ee ,e
deorgele ChiarcFi, Walton =:
S.00 Prayer'
$2.00 per year - $2.501411111110
HARVEY JOHNSTON BECOMES
HURON COUNTY HOME
FARM MANAGER
Attention All Veterans
REMEMBRANCE DAY .
Friday, Novembr 11th, 195$
Service in Anglican Church at 1,1 Ap
foll owedLL by service at Cenotaph.
VETERANS WILL ASSEMBLE AT THE CANADIAN LEGYA Tio;
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AT 10.30 A.M. FOR PARADE TO THE CHURL
:ogee,
'There will be
NO MILle •DELIVERY
Friday, November. 11th,
•
Remembrance Day,
Creamery will be. •
CLOSED ALL .DAYp
t.
PROCLAMATION'
The Reeve has been authorizes[ to proclaim
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Friday, November 11th, 1955;
A Public -Holiday,
Village of Brussels.
I hereby call upon all good citizens to observe fiese.
same,
R. B. Cousins, Reeve. 4-.40
Third Annual
Brussels Firemen's Ball
In Brussels Town Hall on
Tuesday' November 15th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra! ".,,stfb
DANCING FROM
DRESS OPTIONAL
WHAT A BUNCH OF GRAPES!
Did you see the large bunch of
grapes in Grewars window? It's
weight is 5 pounds. 13 ounces.
,Aecher ,says that in his 30 years
in the fruit business this is one of
the largest benehee. he lea,s seen. •
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LUNCH BOOTEI
UNITED CHURCH
"Reality in Religion" was the sub.
jest of the eermon, in the Unitee,
Church, .on Sonde& Nov. 6. The min-
.r.,steir made 's. plea, for the people not
to be .satisfied, with Oenvential
Religion hue to gain a trite °blest-
ien experience i.e. to gain a vital
contact with GO through. Jesus
Christ . The sermon text wars Isiah
65: 15,_16. "He !shall cash iris servants
by another meneee • so that he that
blesises himself in the earth, .shall
ibles,Is himself in the Teel of Truth."
The anthem for the day was
"Great is th.e Lord" by P. B. Holton.
WINGHAM RUGBY TEAM
WIN GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP
On Tuesday, Nay, I) bile Wing gall
Dietriet, High School rugby team
eePpeel the group championship by
defecting the bard .fighting Clinton
team by a. score of 11,8, 1,Vingliant
points were Scored ae. fellows:
irotIolulowne - P. Kennedy: Murray,
Convert, - Struthers. The Whighant
Meeting* mac etAned their undefeat-
ed record. 'Through the ,season they
racked up an overwhelming total of
148 points and held the opposing
teams to 12 points.
They new meet the winning teem of
'the Mitchell % .Exeter playoff game
on Nov. 14. The winner goes to W.
0, S. S. in London for the champion_
ship,
D11uIsj elsr is well represented on
the team: Bill Martin, sack prewar.
Ronald bane, Peter Hemingwa,y
end David Kennedy being members.
Word bhp been received that
Exeter is the winner of their and
Wirighata will ;play them in. Exeter
on Monday 14. Good luck Boys.,
rMELYILLE CHURCH.
ROY, lI, T. Col:0We ieerniee in Mel.
wide Church 911,.Sunday inornins.
talcs , of pelue's exhor.ta4fou icr ,his
friends to explore the saving effects
or gra 'OM thole lives, lie explain,
ed that by nature we are adverse to
OW, and lean toward the Wan Of
evil but by 1-Hs grace, we are s'a'ved
Oa by Its redemption we are Tee-
welled to Cod, . • ;
Paul divided sin into three Ow.
eq, eine of the flesh, or secret eine
which corrupt the young people and
our Velem-4 and are at the heart of
all the mime of our present day.
The second class was sins of selfish,
nests, hatred, variance, .•etrife• and
seattione mid the third Nysis, the
sine oe the NaIteon which is simply
a grouping of the sin's of the inal-
viduale of 'a nation. If we are willing
t.0 forsake our .sinful ways of life
•God is willing and anxious to des-
ttoy the sin of His people, Repent
forsake sin for life and the desire
dor einfel thinge, will be removed.
Tlh choir under fire leadership of
Donald Dunbar sang the anthem,
"Oh love that will not let me go"
with solo pants taken by Miss Mary
Lon McFarlane.
ADMISSION 75c
It wins with V.egret that the Veolhiu
of the district learned that Mr, and
Mm, Harvey Johnston and ramify
are leaving this community, where. ,
they have been life long residents,
They with reside in Olint.on where mr.
Johnston, has already assumed his
duties as Farm Manager of the Duron
County 1,-ToMe.
The entire family have displayed
aR ,active community spirit and their
wholehearted' co-operation has aided
many community projects and will
be named,
Johnston, who was horn on
the first line of Morris, is the son
of Mee and Mrs. Silas Johnston. He
attended school at 9, S. No, 2 Grey
and Brialssees. ,CIontinuation School.
He bee been active In municipal
affairs, 'being a member of Morris
:council for 1'3 years. six of wlech,
as reeve, and served a,s Warden of
Huron County in 1952.
He lake past president of Huron l're$-
hYtery MellI's Council and of the
- Brussels Lion's Cltib and • a, Past
Master of St. john'e, Masonic Lodge.
He is at present a. member of the
National Committee of Board of
Men of ^the 'United Church of Can-
ada; president of Huron Co-Operative
Medical Services; director of Brits-
eels Fall Faie Board; of Morris Fed-
eration of Agriculture and of the
Month Huron ,Plowerkaafe &Veda-
teon; Mollies township representa-
tive on the Middle Maitland Con-
servation Authority and .a, member
of the exeentiire; Mbrris Twee" repre-
aentative on Wingham Hospital
Board. The family have been active
members of Walton United Church
of which Mr. Solhniton is an elder and
Superintendent of the Sunday
School. while Mrs. Johneton and the '
sires have taken a prominent part
in; fearioue church organizations.
The Johnston sisters haVe all been
members of the Brussels. Lion's Club
Band and were participants in, 4-H
chili activities ;among other things.
Their rnlusiorel talents they generous-
ey contributed to many programs
and varied cainsoes, and this, which
was appreciated by all, concerned.
will• be greatly missed.
RUMMAGE SALE'.
State Farm Insurance
GET AROUND WITH STATE FARM'
STAY COVERED WITH STATE FARM -
. „ REST ASSURED WITH STATE FARM
A Rummege Sale will be held
in the I. 0. 0. F. rooms on Setup.
day, Nov. 19th. at 2.30 o'clock, spon-
sored by 'the C. P. and T. Committee,
All who wish to contribute articles
for ladle are asked to leave their
&negates, at the I, 0. 0. F. Rail on
Nov. 18th.
NOTICE --
LIBRARY NOTES
If only the old wenean who lived
in a shoe
Had knoWn whet good reading
for children -can do,
She *Wein% have- spanked hers.
and sent them to bed, ▪ But given them good books to Ian
at instead.
Auto, Fire and Life
The ansual.meeting orf , Grey Town-
ship Federation of Agriculture will.
be held 8.00 p. m, on Monday, Nov-
I
ember 2,1st, rat Ethel Community
}bill. Mr. Steve Struthers of Luck-
now, Guest speaker. Films will be
shOwn, Dance music provided by
Wilbee's Orchestra. Admission free,
Ladieis please bring lunch.
J. C. Stevens
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S: CALL SEAFORTH 108
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EE 1956 Marconi. TELEVISION FREE
WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE ONE FREE DRAW,
The monthly *meeting Was held in
line chterch, portiere, Mrs. Nichol
Was in charge and opened the meet-
ing with e. hymn. Prayer by Mise M. 1
Robinson !followed by Scritpre from 1
St. Luke, Chapt. TI verses, 1-13 by
Mrs. Wm, pence. Minutes of the last ° Colder wet weather with light.
'meeting were read and approved. snow& ,saw the stabling of a large The meeting of the Young peo-
Treas, report waist Oven by Mrs, R J. rannber of livestock this past week. Tire disagreeable weather sleeved ple'd of the Brussels United Church
McLandhlin. Roll call was, given liy , was held in the form oaf's banquet to
a verse using the w n Word "Thanks." 14 do the Sugar beet harvest and 39 i
introduce new members to. the young
calla we're reported. Nominating growers :still have a portion of their i peoples. ,, , I
CoMmittee to bring in a slate, of of- crop to harvest. To date 11,120 tons 1 The banquet Was catered to by ,
fie:erg for the coining year, Mrs. R. B. or 270 carrloads of beets have now I the members of the. Friendship i
Cousins, Mrs, W. Sipence and Mr,.A, been shipped from the Country, Circle. Later it Was decided that ,.
Brown. Presidept Mrs. I-I, Thomas : 'The Selentili Huron county Comm. I the banquet would be an annual i
announced the Thankaffering box to , unity 'Rtutal Night Scholol" opened affair. After an enjoyable turkey ;
be reitureed ,neet meeting, Dec. 7th, for the first year at the Clinton dinner a few games were played.
whieb es in &elite of Mee: 13nyans, Distri
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ct High School with 343 pee- The business was discussed fellow.
;Male. Walker rand Mrs. Cousins, ,ple enrolling in 1.3 Night School i ed by a fe‘or more' games,. The ;
Friendship Circle membere are in- , Ceuesesl. The First Huron. County i meeting wee closed by singing
vitecl to joint with us at bles sheeting:: Apple Shaw and Festival held in of taps
Chapters, were then read from the Clinton on November 5th. was highly i
book, "Coming' Our Way" by Mrs, successful with' 22, growers exhibit- I
Thee. Strachan ,and Mrs. IT, Thomas, ing 78 bueliels .and 123 six quart bas- , NOTICE
Mrs. Nichol then closed' the meeting heirs of apples'. I ...Topening he of the Ethel Comm 1 with a hymn and Mizpah Benediction.. . G. . I W Montergemy, unity, Hall will be beld on. Friday
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Agricultural Representative, Nov, 18th. Watch for further parte '
for Huron County.
CROP RELEASe.
A T P. U. U• NITED CHURCH Y.
Pearson's Shoe Store
and
MEN'S WEAR -s"
Draw to be made on December 24th at 10 P. M. ;
Rubber Bouts y•34 . • ......... ..... $4,50, $4,95 and Wilee
Work Boots ...... ... ... • .... 0.95, $7.50 ate4
Top Coats. Gabardine $24.95 Tweeds Part,Pe
Men's All Wool Sport Coat ..... ... . $14.95 and MAP
Men's Trousers $5.95 to $.124V.
Men's
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the Whole !..."1 Everything in RUBBER FOOTWEAR for
family.
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Thursday Friday and Saturday
'ABBOTT AND COSTELLO
MEETS THE KEYSTONE KOPS
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
Bud and Lou in the movies Maddest
days. There's a hot time In old Holy.
wood when Vamps broke hearts and
etuntrrien "broke necks ,.and every
body got a pie In the face.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
WOMEN'S PRISON
(Adult)
Howard Duff Ida Lupine
666 the reei f raw truth about Whet ,
went on in Old kiVom,en..a
Thursday., Friday and datuociay
MAStefidorif OF KANSAS
dearge MontgoritierY NAVY Gates'
its '41
WHY PA'r MORE
Nov. 9 - 10 1 lb. -Frethly Ground Coffee.
1 lb. Swifts All Sweet
Wed..
After • '
tithe' Blackboard Jungle"
Comex
"THE HUMAN IUNGLE"
Adult Eritertairinient
dee A,Sid Clty Polioe
Station in 'eaten,.
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4 - 15 oz. Tins Fruit Cocktail . ...•. -...- $100
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