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Claus Parade Dec, 10th
week of Nov, 28th, two members of the Arulaseig.
Liens Club and two members, of the Brussels neglert will make
canvass of the Business places of Brussels fer donations to Kgrit
finance the candy fund for Santa Claus Parade an Pm 100,
Any other cash donations from citizens of Brussels and elmOiirl4410
community will be kindly accepted. The Women's Institute,, effnilt
kindly offered to 'help with costumes and fleets for which we think
them very much, wenn'
Special Laymen's Service
UNION UNITED CHURCH
Sunday, November 27th
At 11 A. M.
Speclel Speaker - Dr. James Guest of London.
Address "Men In Men's Clothing"
Special Music Ali Male Choir.
and Other Laymen Taking Part.
Sponsored by the
NlenIs Council of Huron Fi resb'yterY•
Everyone Welcome.
ANNUAL TURKEY BINGOES.
Brussels Canadian Legion
In Brussels Town Hall on
NOV. 25 -„ DEC. 2 - DEC. 9
at 8.30 p. m.
16 Turkeys as Prizes
3 Special Games
15 Games for $1.00
Extra and Special Cards
25e or 5 for $1.00 • 1
Snowflake
Shortening
2 lbs. 39c
41.
Dare's Cookies' 1 lb. pkg.
Devon. Rindless Bacon 1 lb.
Tomatoes. box
30c
49c
19c
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Phone 7
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CANTO' LISTOWEL THEATRF
• 2 ehowe nightly 7.30 -- 9.30 p. m.
Matinee
Wed. - Thurs. Nov. 23 - 24
Here is, the story of the Dentruction
of Hitler:e Rhur River Dame
Ftlel4A,RD TODD
MICHAEL ,RADGRAMS in
" ThE DAM BUSTERS "
Many uS remember the head.
Thep. Noire is how it was dime
' An English Picture' Made in
mingiamt
Fri. - Sat Nov. 25 - 26
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er 23rd, 1955 Post Publishing House.
NOTICE
Will anyone beviag cotumes
able to be used le the Sante Clew.
Parade this year, Wildly get in touch
with Mrs. Earl Cudmore as soon As
possible.
Television Insurance
See us about your Te'vision Insurance.
Complete coverage $10 for 3 years.
Selwyn. Baker
PHONE BRUSSELS 10,110
DANCE
In. Cranbrook Community Centre
Friday, November 25th
Music by Henderson Orchestra
Lunch Booth
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
Where Your Patronage
Is Appreciated.
Shredded Wheat' 2 for 33c
Niblets 2 for 33c
St. William's 2 Fruit Marmalade 24 oz.
27c jar
20c Aylmer Cherries, 15 oz. tin
IviELvit,l-a WA M. $,
Tho combined V. M, 'O, and annual
Pall Tea was held in. the church par.
lor, Friday) Nov. nth. with a splen-
did attendance or members and
church ladles. The returns from the
Missionary boxes were very gratify.,
lag. full receipts will not be known
till all the boxes have been handed
in, The president, Miss Moses, opened
the meeting with, a hymn, Mrs. Mc-
Dowell took the scripture from St.
Mathew 2t a•ilter which Mrs, Wm.
Smith led in prayer. The minutes
were read by the secretary, Mrs 0,
Matheson and treastrer's 'statement
given by Mrs. J'. Yuill, Mrs, King
rendered as beautiful piano instru-
mental "Tbe Last Hope" after giving
meet interesting history of elle
piece written by the pen of a com-
poser who liked to speak of it as
his evening prayer. nine. McLeod of
Luoknow, an interested Bible
'Student, brought the Message to the
meeting. She is a graduate of
the Loody Bible School, Chicago.
Her message wets, full of inspiration
to all ehrestia.ne:nreho walk with. God.
A duet "The Beautiful Garden of
Prayer" w4s•sung by Mrs. Evans and
Mrs, N. 'Cardiff, accompanied by Mrs.
King. Mrs. H. Dennis had charge of
the current events, which were given
by Mee. Wes. Kerr. After some fitt-
ing words! from Mies Jardine for
for Work they had done in. the son
1607 Mrs. Wm. S,peir and Mrs. Win.
Smith were presented with life mem-
bership .certificates In the W. M. S.
Both of the ladles responded with
nuitable and touching replies In
thanking the !ladies for the hence-
they had bestowed on them. A hymn
wais Sung and ithe president closer
the meeting with. prayer.
A social half hour was enoyeel
while the tltree ladies in charge,
Allen, Mrs. Armstrong and
Mee. Martin served a delicious lunch.
NOW AVAILABLE.
Tile Royal Conimiasion Report• on
"Cony:um-Ilse Activities In. Canada"
is now available at the Public
Library, BruisSels fox the regular two-
week loan period.
This is the report that Rev. feeelle
Milieu tsuggested that you read, !
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MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Two School Trustees to serve the
Township of Grey, during the year
1956.
' wi111 be,held at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1955
Palling Sab-Divisicm No. 1 at
School House S, S. No. 4.
SuleDivieton No. 2 at
Scheel House S. S, No. 1.
Polling Sub_Division No. 3 at
Lot 8, Con. 16, Grey, Everett Perdue.
Polling .Sub_Division No, 3A, at
Community Hall, Walton.
Polling Sub_Division No. 4 at
Community Hall, Moncrieff.
Polling Sub_Division No. 5 at
Township Office, Ethel.
Polling Sub_DivIsion No. 6 at.
Sena& House S. S. No. 5,
Polling Sub_Division No. 7 at
Commenity Centre, Crenbrook.
PoPs to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Returning Officer.
NOTICE
We will do Custom Butchering, cutting
wrapping making Sausage and Hamburg-
er.
UNITED CHURCH W, A.
The• W. A, of the United Church
»let in the church parlow TueS'
clay at 8 o'clock with our president
Mrs. B. Cousins in the chair and
A. Armstrong at the organ,
After the opening hymn Mrs.
limning led In prayer. The Scrip,
ture was read by :hiss B, Mc-
Cracken.
In the absence of Mrs. James
Bryans, Mrs. W. Spence read the
See, report. Mrs, W. Bell then gave
the Treafe, report showing a good
balance in the hank testifying to
the work which the ladies had
e c eornplish ed.
A card wa,s read by Miss Fe. Me.
°reckon from an official of the
"Seve the Children Group." Mtn.
Lane eeported that eleven calls
had been made. A Hymn was sung,
Moved by Mrs. S. Devisee and
iseeonded by Mrs. A. Brown that $10,
be sent to Rev. Mr. Millen to help
in his work against. Communism.
Also moved by Mrs. Manning and
,Secionded; hy Miss C. McCracken
that $25. he sent to the, "Save the
Children Fund"
Mrs. J. Rowland of the 'kitchen
eom., was requested to Took over the
dis.bes and acid cups, saucers and
plates as required.
Moved by Mrs. Lane and seconded
by Mrs. Bell that the Agriculture
banquet no he held in the United
Church, Jan 13th, be catered to
by the W. A.
Decided to have Chrietmes meet_
ing in the afternen of Dec. 13th. and
to be in charge of Mrs... P. McArthur,
Mne, T. Miller, Mre. Michael and
Miss F. MoNaughtion.
The nominating committee chosen
were Mrs. S. Davison, Mrs. 3. Row-
lead and Miss. F. Buchanan.
The closing hymn was sung foil_
owed by the Mizpab, benediction.
A Social half hour was then held
Mrs. H. Manning conducted a con-
enst, and Miesee nteCracken and
Mrs). Manning 'sleeved a delicious
lunch. 'Thanks was offered to the
committee in charge, •
MUNICIPAL NOTICE " AT HOME
I hereby give notice that NomlnatiOn
of a Reeve, .Four Councillors and Mr. and Mrs, Robert "rurvey,
Three School. Trustees to serve the Blyth, will be at home to their
Township of Morris, during the year friends on Tuleeday, November 29th.
1956. . from thnee to five p,m. and trine '
will be held at Seven to nine p.m. onnhe occasion of
their tiftieth WeIdeling, Anniversary.
CARD OF tHANKS.
We wish to thank .tihe stewards of
Walton' Ind Moncrieff ehurclien
iteliedihoue operfalarss andi everyone
in ithe community Who helped the
day' of the fire. Your prompt action
Glen Gibsion; P.C., J. C. Haines. and determination saved our house.
Palling Sub-Divielon No. 2 at To everyone who has helped since
School House S. S. No. 9; D. R. 0. 'we gay a, special thank you.
Wm. Somers; P. C., Geo: ,McArthur. Allan and Phyllis McTaggart
Polling ,Sub_ltivision No. 3 at
' MUNICIPAL NOTICE
We will sell Quarters of Beefs hind or
front, also sides of hogs.
W. L. BAEKER & SON
Phone 6 Brussels, Ont,
TELEVISION FREE
WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE ONE FREE DRAW
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL.
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25' 1955.
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the tonal/Ana Plates oh '"
MONDAY, DECEMB5R 5, 1955
Polling Sub-Divinion No, 1 at
School }Dense S, S. No, 1; D. R. 0.
hereby give notice that Nomination I
of a Reeve, Four Ceunclilore and
Three Scholl Trustees and One
Hydro Commissioner to serve the
Village of Brussels during the year'
1956.
will be held at
BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Frolin 7 P. M. to 8 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25' 1955.
If demanded a Poll will be opened
' at the following places on f.
MONDAY, DECEMB5R 5, 1955
Polling Sub-Division No,
in the Celt/loll Chamber of the Town
Hail; M. H. Bell, D. In O.; Menne
Jackson, Poll. Clerk.
Polling Sub-Division No. 2
in the batement of the Public Lib_
rary; Ben Whittard, D. R. 0. Mrs.
Vera Hastings, Poll Clerk.
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
G. R. Campbell!, Returning Offficer.
A T
Pearson's Shoe Store
and
MEN'S WEAR
CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN
A mass xenay survey of Huron
County is to be oonducted in the
spring of 1956, The Huron County
Muberetlo.sis Assiociation are Wein
nor genereas support to cant on
this and the ,regular work of the
Association, If the disease is detect.
,ed in the early stages a cure can be
more readily affected,
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WINS HAM
David Kennedy was the lucky
winner of the 10 pound Tenderited
Sweet Ham in the Canada Packer's
draw at 'the Rutledge Grocery Store.
Miss Thereela,Gutiter of Cranbrook
drew the winning ticket Saturday
night,
mummliminimunimin
Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine Worship
"The Assurance of Salvation"
Minister: Rev. H. T. Oman. S.
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. 1f
Draw to be made on December
LOCAL FUNERAL FIRM
HOLDS MEMBERSHIP IN
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
A release from the Associated
Funeral Direatersi Service with
headquarters in Ste Louie,•Mo., inn ex_
plaining the Intense& and beufits of .
membeeShip in their organization,
ameounees tihalt, the D. A. Rann
Funeral Home represents ehe organ_
ization in. Brusnele.
AFDS, es the organization is
known, is • an international organ. "
Jzation with a membership of more
than"1800 leading funereal firms. Only
outstanding funeral homes through- ;
out the United States and Canada are
invited to membensihip. Professional
standing In the community, busi.
nens policies and eereice records
must be- outstanding for selection
and sustained membership which re_
presents high boner in the funeral
'Service field. j
Men's Rubber Bouts
Men's Work. Boots
Men's Top Coats. Gabardine „„ $24.95
Men's All Wool Sport Coat
Men's Trousers $5.95 to mei,
24th at 10 P. M. ,,,neeleh
$4.54), $5.95, $4.9
5
$7.5 aannCid
Tweeds 636d:00.
$14.95 and $22.59
School House S. S. No. 5; D. R. 0.
Harry McGuire; P. C., Harry Goll.
Polling Sub_Division No. 4 at
infosrle Township Hall;• D. R. 0
Gordon Wilkinson; P. C., Douglas
Smith.
Polling Sub_Division No. 5 at
School House S. S. No. 7; D. R, 0.
Melvin Craig; P. C., Harvey Edgar.
Polling Sub_Division No. 6 at
School House S. S. No. 10; D. R. O.
Ralph Shaw; P. O., Wilfred WELT.
wick,
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M: to P. M.
George Martin Returning Offices
Everything in RUBBER FOOTWEAR for the whole
family. r
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UNITED CHURCH .
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Brussels United Church Sunday
School OhristmaS Concert will be
held on December 19th. at 8 p.m
IleaSe keep this date in mind.
Brussels, Phone 11
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IN MEMORIAM
GLASSIER - In lening memory of
a deet husband and dad, Dan
.Glalseler, who passed away Nov.
28, 1954. •
God saw you getting weary
And did what He thought best,
He put His arms around you, dad,
And vrhinpeeed come and rest.
Ever memeinbered by his. wife end
fan ily.
VAL.'S BEAUTY Sii0P
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels The United Church.
OP CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A., S.
Divine Worship -- everollocin
W. M. S, Thank-offering
and
Infaist Baptism
(Iturch School -- 112 o'clock
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REGEN1 THEATRE
Seatorth, Ont.
Thursday Friday and. Saturday
THE BLACK DAKOTAS
(Technicolor)
Gary Merrill Wanda Hendrix
Thundering across the Hills of bak-
ota the story of the Great delete that
engulf the Frontier as the mighty
Sioux Nation stkpes back. When
hate and fear nailed the last Frontlet,.
Gary Merlii in his firet Western retei
The Mighty, Siouk beet the drums of
Wee.
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WHY PAY MORE
1 lb, - Swift's All Sweet'
31c_
1 - Giant Pkg. Blue Cliezr
63e
Shortening
25C
3 Patti Dog Food
3c
1=-16 Jar Fresh P.Nut11utter 29e.
We Sell At The Right Prke:4 .-ik-4
- 15 oz. Tins Natures Best Peas 29c e
31e.
10 Marsh Seedlets Grapefruit Size 96.
45e
19e
2 - 14 oz. Tins Niblets Corn
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
f' Pariah rof dpi uaaatis
Rsii. As Norman Ellis, M. A., lie be
Advent 011thdtien '11-0ditithet
I - Large Crisp Head Lettuce
33c 12 oz. Tin -Swift's ?rem
St. John'', Chtniah,
11 a. hi. Holy' Oninnentilon
Snit* School
David's Church, Heniryn
2,810 D. in. Evening C'rat'er
Sunday 4011661 •g ;
et, George's Church, Walton`
,tymitne Prayer'
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as daideretial as tuitdvidst Jet •
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