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WONDERFUL, DAGWOO(/
IT'S ONE FIGHT I'M
GLAD TO SEE YOU
GET INTOI
By Chic Young
• YOU .I<NOW:.8Low.
I'MGOING TO
FIGHT TB HARDER
THAN EVER
THIS YEAR BY
BUYING. MORE
C1.4RI$TMAS
SEA4S!
Help Fight TB
1955 CHDISTNIA5 5 GRIIIINGS 1955.
Buy Christmas Seals
THE BRussms Roar wcallEodt4y, Mgremrtor yuri'ar.2.,Juk ar. Y., Y..),
For Reeve
TC:ct the Electors of the Village of B~rus+ is
Having served ,as your Soeve recent year.,4;.i. 1100- • offer myself a candidate: for OffiPe. for' 1950.0,
1 have tried to serve Brussels ti,o the best of my abil#y ,it• ree eleoted. for .another term, l will again do my heat.
I solicit your eupport at the polio on December 5th..
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iliteliS10.4$ TO HAY4 r.14110TION..
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, 13. COUsills. .A. A. :Bennett,and
Williant MAMS,
A Wimp in hotter of the _to W,„,,
Little` who !served the village a%
COanciller for some years .end in.
Later years, as Hydro Conpnissiener
Wa,:4 paid by the Chairman el the
meeting.
Roy B. Cousins
To the Electors of the Villageof Brussels
Haying served as one of your eOuneillers for the past thro
years, take this privilege „of asking yoU fin* your support .for
office as your Reeve,
Your interest and the interest of the Viillne of Brussels
always be foremost In My mind.
Thanking you for the opportunity of serving you in the peet•
and soliciting your support now as your Reeve for 1956.
Sincerely Yours,
J. H. Stretton
Vote Herb, Stretton for Reeve, Dec. 5th.
For .Coameiliors —
Tit is lindenratflod that both 'poplin,
ees for ;IteeVe havesigned .qualP
eal'iOn papers. There Will be six
oand;Idialtoe for four Wilma, 0901,
and four eandidates have gnalified
liar .cleetion aolSoltool Trusiteeg,
election as 'Soli001 trusters
John Meporiald and Wililiaml
Adams have (relined for the Hydro
Commission.
It is worthy of note that' Only tWO
women voters, of the MerletPality
4.,(11rowed enough interest to attend the
reetipg, What Would be the rearlt
if women Most their righ to vote in
places where sje little Interest 1$
,sibfown, it is to be hoped that all
those who are entitled to vote Will
exercise that right en December 6‘,
here in Brussels, year.
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FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
NEEDS SHOP AT THE.
MAC BAEKER AUTO SUPPLY
Permanent Type Anti Freeze
$2,75 per gallon
.75 per quart
fhermostats Ranging from $1.05 to
Spirk Plugs 56c to 69c each,
Auto. Light and Chawpion
Matflers from $4.35 to $9.20
Tall! Pipes from $2.98 to $4.95
Exhaust Pipes from 19.25 to $4.75.
Phor . Residence 95 - Business 113x
Lirussets Ont.
Hugh Pearson
"Enjoy your
Share"
"For 58 years I have ftshed,
and for 61 years hunted this
boundless recreational
Province of Ontario. r am
starting my grandson on
~aanother half century of et,
kri9wing in my bones that it
will last. Ontario' s 'wilderness
resources are now in the care
qt enlightened and imagi-
native' men. Get out and
enjoy your share."
Gregory Clark
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To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
A have had the pleasure of serving as Councillor for 1958,
and I solicit your support that I may serve for 1956.
Wishing you a Merry •Christmas and a Happy New
Gord. Krauter
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
FOR GOOD SOUND MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT
FOR COUNCILLOR.
Walter A. Williarnson
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Your vote and influence is respectfully solicited in the coming
election
if elected-I will try and make Brussels a better, place In which
to live.
TH4 UNITED. clit)13.Q.11
The Autumn Thank-offerit , of the
Auxiliary of 'Pilo W. M. S. was re..
celved c> t Sunday, Nov. 27, The
-ter's :sermon. for the day VfA$ 4"The
FAuOreule 13ealtimie" based. ,04 our
Savithues words to Paul .reedrfled.
Acits 201:31i "It is :more blessed to
give than to receive,"
The :rite of baptism was also 0.<:
xritaisitered to Catherine Lyme in.
Pant ,asughter of Mr. :Lari'
rie Cousins; David Charles infarct
son of Mr, and Mrs, Charles. Thom.
and Dale :Franklin infant son of
Mr. ,and. Mrs. William Wheeler,
The choir- rendered the anthem.
Teach All Nations", Mrs. Dean Dar
ison singing the solo part.
CHRISTMAS STEAL.
A mass x.oay survey of Huron
County is to be conducted in the
spring of 1956, The Huron County
Tuberculosis Association are asking
for generous support to carry op
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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To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Having served as a member of your council for the past year;
may I solicit your support in the election of Dec, 5th. My effort in
the future‘ as In the past will be for the interest of the community.
Your support at the polls will be appreciated.
Thanking you I remain
Sincerely Yours
G.eo, E. McCutcheon
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
it has been my pleasure to serve you during the past four
years on your Village Council and ask your support at the p9les on
Monday December 5.
I will continue to give fair and considerate thought to all
affairs of the village and try to promote all ventures that will make
Brussels a better rtlace in which to live.
Yours Faithfully
C. L. "Sam" Workman
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MELVILLE CHURCH
On Sunday morning last, Rev. H.
Colvin pteached on the vital subject,
.Msurance of Salvation' also asking
.the quesItion, "How can I be sure I
aim a, Christian? Mr. Colvin stated
there are portions of Scripture which
answer •this question. and give pos-
itive asisuranice of Salvation , and
,:alisc stated that we slould first be-
lieve on tire Lord Jesus Christ. Many
people know that Jesus Ohaist Was
born of the Virgin Maty. Many
people know about the miracles, of
Christ' and believe that He was
Crucified and rose again from the
dead. We may know all these things
about Christ, yet not receive Him
into our thearta, Perhaps we have
belived afoul lahrist, Nut not in
Him, (John :1:26), The Gospel of
Joint Chapter I verses 11 and 12
were quoted. Mt. Colvin then spoke
on Jesus parable of the wine and the
branches. There are some church
people bearing no treit. Some be.
,hovers have to be purged and Mtn.
ed to bring Mere ftult. Christ Raid,
Without .M4 ye can do nothing.
Colvin referred to JtidaS a man a-
Pert froth Christ,- and hits terrible
end, when we know *hot it Melina
to be in Christ, then 'Christ Is the
very Settee of our life.
The choir ,sneered the li!titi
Soldiers DE Christ Athe by
We are glad to renett that Mr. L.
D. Theittpseit has resumed his duties
et the organ:
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For School Trustees —
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
„Having been nominated I will be a candidate for the
School Board.
Richard Elliott
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HOW MUCH HYDRO
DOES ONE CENT BUY?
Based on the average cost
of electricity to clOrnestic
customers in Ilydra
municipalities—
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a washiriiiiiiieiA
or 23 howl
—pioActe "1' entertn
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or haws
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Where eilq.
do so much
Get New pep, Vim, Vigor
„thrinl ny limbs fill ugly
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loist idoidy. -bcan-pole leak.
Theta et, women, men, who never'
coned gain beroiti,...fire now proud or enmity,
:health 4641fig bodien.They thank the !medal,
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tninliti.nqual, enrich blood; improve appii.,
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To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Time for a, Change —
If you want active, unselfish representation for the people of
Brussels.
If you want a man who will 5serve the people first.
VOTE
James "Mac" Baeker
ON MONDAY
A Businessman, Taxpayer and Veteran with an honest desirli
to Serve.
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
I have been nominated for School Trustee, and haVe been re.
quested by a number of ratepayers to run-as there Is an election any.
way. If you *express confidence In my ability to serve you by electing
me to a position on the School Board I will endeavour to serve to
the best interests of alit
Louis Elie'
To the Electors of the Village of Brusselt
Your vote and Influence is respectfully solicited In the
coming election. After serving as school trustee for six years 16'
the past I ask for an expression of confidence by returning me,A0
that office where I wild serve to the best interest of all. EE
Hartley Fischer
'Why, Mr. Benson ... you don't have to worry about your future." .
MORRISNOMINAMON
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WY/Sion and later two and later
f our and; thtm, ox. poutax.olywom,
ifo• Malted that from' 185$ to OK
Morris Wets Under the •Atris4lelioali
ok Menillep ITOWnallin apd that
Morrie. heeatra Organized 'in 1$56.
. He ,e1So. revieWed" the work of the
prOg1iA111 emulates for the .0ent..
1 A.m.
osls Thmean spoke about the
work in the Townslbtp and their be.
411/ so Molly drains Said he .would try .land oxphela Anything he -mad.
lie also spoke about the Centennial,
.19;o, • •
Ralph &IOW, secretary (resolver
of ,(11.0 school area reviewed the Audi.
'toes: repent and the financial state.
ment of the 041001 board.
Robert MoKiltrraY, Ohairlan of
the Sohool board has been trustee
.for 10 yeiirS, he explained why they
closed Rtitton's Soitool.
Bernard Thomas said he hoped
they don't have to close any more
solloOls and thinks the most of the
.schools are in very good shape. They
hope to paint two or three schools
before tine Centennial.
Reg. Watson, the school expenses
are going up every year and there
doesn't seem to be much they can
do about it.
Geo. Miehie, would like to see
as many schools, as possible paint-
ed before the Centennial.
Torrance Dundaa explained the
three different classes of teachers
who attend Teacher's College.
Mervin: Richmond, representative
os the Clinton High School Board
gave a. report on the work on that
schoOl and went over the receipts
and expenditures.
Oho.s. Coultes, representative on
Wingliem District High 'School
board gave a report DE the work
there. They expect to build a barn
in 1956. There will also be test
plots and 'other things pertain_
ing to agriculture.
Moved l,y .Jas. anchle. seconded
by Robt McMurray that the Council
request the County Council to ap-
point a man froM Morris Township
to act for the County as represent.
alive on the Wingham District High
Schmil Board. — Caalriedt.
Jas. Male was called upon to
make some remarks about the corn_
ing Centennial,
ainaratinant=ratnntrnanin
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