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MEMBERS WANTED
FOR LIONS BAND
The Band Committee of Brussels
Lions Club are asking for additional
members, for their Girls, and Boys ,
Baud. Young people who were mem.
hers previonelY are urged to reloin,
Mite more advanced band members
While parents are asked to encour-
age their children. to become inemb-
ers of the junior section, This, is
the only method 'whereby a band can
be kept built up over a period of.,
time, that is, byshalving junior memb
ers, being instructed to take the place :
of seniors who leave.
A hand Le a community project
and an asset to eny town, It needs
the coeoperation of everyone, espec- •
sally parents, who should be proud
to have their children, become mem.
hers. No matter how strong :the
Support of the Lions Club and in
spite of all the hard work of the
Band conemittee, and. the competence
of the bandmaster, there cannot be
Successful ,band unless there is a ;
sufficient number of members.
• Parents of dm district are asked
to encourge their children to enroll •
now.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
Harvest Thanksgiving SeriviCes j
Service of Worship 11 A. 1Vf.
Soloist: Mr. Gra,eme MacDonald I
Sunday Sehool....,„„ ..... 10 A. M.
"Wh4le it, is, always true that Christ
lenity civilizes, it is never true that ,
Oihristianizes." _ Henry
W. Frost.
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
THET
Weekend visitors at th home of
Mr. and .Mrs Arthur Rock on the
occasion of their twenty-fifth 'wedd-
ing anniversary were: Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Betterman. Mary and Billy,
Dublin; Mr and. Mrs. Fred Helmick,
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Oraen Rock,
Rose- Mary and Ruth, Kincardine;
Mr land. Mrg. Donald Rock, 'Brussels.
and Mrs. Alan Smith, Cranbrook;
and Mr. Ardhie Hull, Chepstow.
The .celebnents were the recipients
of many lovely gifts as well as, cards
,and best wishes.
Congratulations to Miss Dorothy
Mills, R. R. 1 Ethel,' who' took the
Mills, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Earl
If
chanSpionsfhip for the best senior
Igirl tat the L. D. H. S. Track and I
Field Meet held last Thursday.
Dona and Beatrice Alexander also
dislayed outstanding athletic ability '
These girls will journey to Stratford
'to compete it 'track and field work
on Oct. 3rd,
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs,
Wm. ;Bremner. R. R. 3 Brussels,
the arrival of a son,
wise Jean Rock has taken the
position of ,saies clerk in. Wood's
store Brussels, her duties to com-
merce Saturday. October 6.
Saturday October 13
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Van Heflin Ann Bancroft
$1.00 PER CAR
"Ilkkiirclle[t", 451 ittitntei 'Of Passengsra,
On the felioWing tiesittYS:. Sept. 4,
Sept. if, Sept. 18, Sept-2Eia Oot.
Out, 9
28 oz. Tin Aylmer Pumpkin Mc
2— 14 oz. Tins Green Giant ' , .1
Niblet Corn 33c
11 oz. Heinz Tom. Ketchup 23c
1 lb. Bag Cheery Morn Coffee • • • • • - 99c
2 — 20 oz. Tins Cream. Style 'Corn 27c
Cheery Morn Instant s Coffee
15c off 'Giant 6 oz, Jar • • • , . - $1.43'
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JUNIOR AHEAD,
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF
mgott4..Ls QI-IL/RPH
The annual Sunday .Solk,O01 RallY
earViee wise held ojt Sunday morning
last, with Mr. Cecil Thompson of
Cranbroole and, /Abel,
the service. Children of the Sunday
School with their eenehens Wanted
the front eeatis.. et the ohurch.
Certificates, Diplomes, and pH:?,ee
were .given bet by Superintends nt
D, M. MacTavish and Sec-Treee.
Jas, Armstrong, The. special mete
comprised trite anthem. lift „up
mine .eyete" by wbusieia, Oliver
Riley taking the solo part, also a
Ladies two part chorus, "The .01d
Rugged. Cross",.
Mr Thompson's sermon subject
was sThe Church" based on Christ's
Words, I Will build my church, He
Spoke of Cod's plan of salvation for
mankind. 'Cod had planned a perfect
human race but those plans did not
materialise, so God had to make -a
new plan. The church is the body of
Christ, but mankind and the church
have hOen contaminated sin. The
speaker .challenged young, men.
end women to ,serve the Lord. Jesus
Christ by We* pure and holy liveS.
Thie building of Christ's church is
not. material but moral .and
David said Blessed, or happy, is
the man whose transgression' is
covered, and whose sin is forgiven
Jesus Christ is the cornertone of
T-Ttlis, Church. Its menlbere should he
lively, living stones of this edifice.
Jesus stated, I will build my
church and the gates. of Hell shall
not prevail against it.
0.
Fair
The Brussels junior ,Chris Sef thall
Team won their .[group, in three out -1 e.mures Btusseic five seri* wail). LneknoW and,
'are new aliend two in a three eat of Brussels Fait. Fair drOW•n crown
five series with. Barriston for 'the of •,a,00.0 doslac delay ad •harmting•
W, O, A., ,A., .Chauspionship. past operation S in the, Ir.rea, which kept
Saturday they won • a _one • run ertinny ferea folk Ivey at home
vietery over Harrietoe, Harrison, brought :gate receipts dews consider,
end scored their second, 'victory here ably fromlaSt year,
Monday night overcoming a nine run. ' The largest,. beet cattle show in
Haub:ton lead to win 1.743 They the 'entire area was held here on play their aloft gam in Harriston • -
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Best Deeorated Bicycle: Mary Lee-
Weight. 10. Comp:hell, Doug
Chlideen's Race§
tIoys 6 9: Murray Knight, Rae
(continued on Inside page)
William J, Procter
This,, community minima the pass-
ing of one of its highly esteemed
residents, William J, Procter, whose
death occurred in. Wingliare General
Hospital on Sunday, Sept, 23rd. after
a sickness of several months,
Born in Morris towisthip, he farm-
ed there until coming 'to 13ruseele, 34
years ago. After coming hero be
conducted a grocery and restaurant
business for 28 years, He was a
member of Brussels United March
and faithful member of the choir •
for many years. Mr. Procter was
a great lover of flowers and music
anl, many will recall his playing of
the violin,
Surviving to mourn his passing
one slaughter (Lulu) Mrs. Walter ,
Kerr, 'Brussels, and one son, Leeland,
of Port Colborne. His wife, the
former Eliza.beth Naylor died in
1944.
Funeral service was lield from !
the D. A. Rann funeral home on ,
Wednesday afternoon conducted by
the Rev, A. Lane of the Brussels
United Church.
Interment was, made in Brandon
.cemetery, Belgrave.
Beautiful floral tributes bespoke
the .high esteem, in which the de-
ceased was held.
Pallbearers' were D, M. 1VeacTaeieh,
W B Willis. Richard Procter, Rob-
ert Procter. Kennetr Wheeler and.
John' Kerr.
this Saturday afternoon at 3 cooloelt,
They deserve the suppout of the fans,
Conte tand, cheer tiblem vietory
the Harrieton girls Who vela last
year's' champlens,,
Friday. There was a large showintg
of 'calves by the Pru.susels 4-H Beef
Calf Club members as well as keen
competition in the various sections
of the reguar beef cattle show, There
were four show herds of Shorthorns,
three of Aberdeen Angus, and three
of Herefords. 4-H -"Swine Club cora-
1 petitions alSo showed ,increased
entries, F,ntriee ;in horse classes
were about, average.
A small midevey with kiddie rides
gables etc., pony rides, and Ann May
• end her minalture rodeo added, a
carnielal atmosphere and provided
(amusement.
Indoor eXhibits, while down in,
lk some sections, displayed new,
orteinni exhibits in domestic menu_
facture. Excellent public, displays
°curled almost the entire southern
portion of the upstairs, of the CrYsta
Palace, and included manuel train-
ing exhibits, an array of collections
of fi(): mounted match books, beads.
' Centennial sniserbots, as well as the
usual school classes, The W. D. H. S
also had - an interesting manuel
training elisPlay•
MORNING STAR
REBEKAH LODGE
. • • 41c
2 for 35P
2 for 31c
21'c
45c
Plac
Monarch Raspberry Jam 24 oz.
Aylmer Pumpkin 28 oz. • • • — •
Holly 'Cream Style Corn 20 • •
Aylmer Catsup 11 oz. • — • - • • •
Ingersoll Baby Roll cheese 11b.
Crown Brand Corn Syrup 5 lbs.
Morning Star Rebekah bodge held
their second meeting of the season,
Noble Grand Sister Marguerite.
Crawford officiating, -
. Each member of the P.,
and :Rebekah Lodges had preTiously
been asked to donate $1.00 toward
the expansion fund for the Horne
for the aged at Barrie, owned. and
operated by the Order. A good re-
sponse was received et this meet-
ing, Jeseie Little, District Deputy
President of Huron District No 23
and her staff commence their install-
ation activities at Goderioh Oct. 2nd,
Honeall Oct. 3rd, Milton Oct.15th,
Exeter Oct. 11th, Seaforth Oct. 22nd,
and Brussels Oct. 2,8,
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eou will find other values just as great as these at
HEGE CERY
Not just to.day gr to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
Phone 7
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
in Brussels United Church on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th
AT 11 A. M. AND 7:30 P. M.
GUEST SPEAKER REV. CHARLES A. KRUG, BELGRAVE
TURKEY SUPPER
MONDAY, EVE. OCTOBER 150i.
Supper served 5 to 8 o'ielock
Followed by variety Programme
Adults n25 Children 60c
FRESH STRAWBERRIES Various organizations had arranged
,displays including Women's In-
stitutes .and, church groups. One
group which attracted comment were
the "Grandfather Is Birthday" ex-
hibits, two of which displayed highly
original Birthday cakes:—
Top prize winners in the baking
,division were; Mrs, Richard Procter
with '26 prizese_Mrs. Norman Hoover
with 16 prizes, and Mies, Ethel Dennis
Did you see the luscious fresh-
picked strawberries that were on
'display in the office window otThe
PoSt last week? They Were brought ,
in by Mrs., R. A. Bennett who
picked them during e snowstorM,
TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late William 1
Procter 'wish to express their, sincere
thanks to the neighbours• and friends
for the many acts of kindness, ex-
pressions, of sympathy in their re—
cent sad bereavement. Special
thanks to members of United
Church choir. Tendefs will be received by the
undersigned until b p. m., Satur-
day, October 6th, 1956 for snow-
plowing for the 1956:1957 season in
,the Township of` Grey. Tender to
be by the hour. State type of
equipment used. Lowest Or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Mrs. E. M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of drey;
Ethel;':-Ontario.
NOTICE OF-
COURT OF REVISION
The Court of Revision on the
1957 Assessment Roll for Morris
Tovenship well be held in the
Township Hall on Tuesday, Ootober
9, 1956 at 1:30 p.m.
Geo. O. Martin. Clerk. et Superb
Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
ANNIVERSARY ,SEIRVICES
Service of Worship 12.45 P. M.
Soloisee Mr. C. L, Thompson
Sunday School 1,45 P. M.
"The haryeelt- is past, the summer
is ended, and 'we are not yet saved."
- Jeremiah 8v20.
P. S. Please note change in 'times
of services.
WE-VVIIILCOME YOU TO OUR.
SERVICES
with 8 prizes. The New Domestic
prizes for cake went to Mists, Ethel
Dennis, MTS. Norman Hoover and
Mrs W. Storey; for pie: Mrs. Law-
rence MAI), tan. Mrs. Mrs. Richard
Procter and Mrs. :Norman Hoover.
speeial pri7e: for knitting was
won. by Mrs. Edith Raymond; runner-
up Mrs,. A. Lane.
C. D. Graham, deputy :minister of
(agriculture for Ontario officiailly
opened the fair. .This. Moir, president
extended, a welcome on behalf of the
Officials and Pair Directors. Wm.
Newton, Brussels, was mlaster of
'ceremonies for the day.
The parade of schools featured
five school floats and several dee-
orated bicycles as well as hundreds
of marching abildren in, colorful
costumes. They were accompanied
by the Legion Pipe Band and the
Lions Boys and ,Girls Band. who also
provided music on the Igrounds.
Float winners were: S. •S. No 8,
LLA,3HMAR' , Grey, S. S. 4 Morris, S. S. 6 Morris,
S. S. 1 Grey, and S. S. 10 Grey.
DRIVE-1N THEATRE I Maxohing School Winners: S. S.
11 Grey, S. S. 1.2 Gray, S. S. 9 Grey,
LISTOWEL. ONT. ' S. 5, 6 Grey, and S. S. 8 Morris,
I Silverwood Decorated Bicycle: Sally
Thiirs. - Fri. e Oct. 4 - 5 Gail , Meehan.
"MONEY FROM HOME" I Ilig_gMts7ratriZi:MA,FratiVEN1111 Color
TENDERS FOR STEEL SCRAP
the amount of tender.
Mrs. E. M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario.
Tenders will be received by the
Undersigned until 3 p. m., Satur-'
day, Octdher 6th, 1956 for steel
scrap on Cranbrdok Bridge ,
at Lots 15 and 16. Concession XI, •
Township of Grey, Tender to be ac-
companied_ by certified cheque for
frennaZIIMAFfalIgZelglIMEERI
NOTICE OF MEETING TO
CONSIDER BY-LAW IN
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
Take notice that a lie-Lew tor
raising $100,000:00 under the pro-'
visions of the Tile Drainage Act
will be taken into consideration by
the Municipal Council of the Town- '
ship of Morris at the TownshAp Hall •
on the 9th. day of October, 1956 at
the hour of three o'clock in. the
afternoon.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
Melville' Church
10 A. M. "Sunday School
11 A. M, Divine Worship
Sermon: "The Root Of Thank="
fulness."
Anthem: "The Splendours of Thy ,
Glory" by Woodward
"Erveiyone can praise God for Pro
Sperity. It takes a Christian to
Praise Him in-adversity."
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin; B. D.;
Organist: L. D. Thompson, R. M. Ti
it s c
The United Church'
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B.
Divine Worship 11 A. M.
Sunday School 10 a. m,
"Serve the Lord with gladness come
before His presence with sine*"
CLOSED ALL DAY MON., OCT. 8th
Phone 5
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE IN THEATRE
CLINTON• ONT.
BOx Office Open§ at 7.30
• First Show Begins at Dusk
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EVENING CLASSES BEGIN:
School will be open. for 'the first
evening classes of the autumn on
Wednesday October 10th, at 7.30. A
variety of subjects is offered, similar
to that of previous years. More des
tailed information Is' given on
page 1 of this issue.
This is a Worthwhile way to spend
one evening a week during the
winter months.
nich year the number attending
evening classes increases. and the
W,b2kslhani 1:11sItricit, High School,
Board expects that there will b
many interested in the classes
offered for at least fifteen nights
beginning October 10th,
Dean Martin
Thurs. - Fri. Oct. 4 - 5 I LA !TOL 1 IQTAWVI I ity EA.
Jerry Lewis p
• ""THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS"
(Color)
Bob Hope. MIlly Vitale
. (Two Cartoons)
Sat. - Mon:
"MOHAWK'9
(Color). ti
Sc• ott Brady Rita Gam
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Sat. - Mon, Oct. 6 - 8
"SIEGE AT POWkDER
(Color)
:Rory CalhOUn, Corrinne Calvert ,
(Two .Cartoons)'
Tees. - Wed Oct.. 9 10
in Color Comedy
"MAD ABOUT MEN"
GlynniS JohnS Dcinald Sinden
';! chows nIgiliv rn,
M At vice Saturday e e. m.
Wed. - Thurs. " Oct. 3 - 4
"OUTSIDE THE LAW"
There .,is plenty .,of action ..when
Europe „bec.;becomes!eflooded
counterfeit $20.00 bills. '
s Plus -
THE 1NKSPOTS
Thurt. - Fri. Oct. - 11 - 12
Tues. e Wed Oct. 9 - 10
"CITY OF BAD MEN"
(Calor).
..,04•200*.mar
Oct 5 - 6 litiM6A0
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Adventure
• Bogard& Virginia McKenna
boors open 12.65 All Seats
"AT GUNPOINT"
Sunday Midnight October 7
"SHACK OUT ON • 4 Oats Robertson Jeanne Crain
(Two Ca rtoons)
Thurs. Oct. - 12
"MA SCOUTMASTER"
Clifton' Webb' Rdnien dvvytiii
C6rttioittij E. Collins, Insurance Agent
, Wed. s Thurs,:
ootaber
Gina LollebrIgidd
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eliernagbeat- -and; 'doter'
"The Wonder thow of the World"
Burt Lancaster Mid toliy Curtis
The 'dhow critics have raged Shout
Adults tile '
phone 47
Bellied* ,Ont..
Offlee Over KraUtees =Iiitintbirt0
VOLIR: P'ROTEGTtON OUR BUSINESS I
Every Tuesday Night tintik End
of deacon is' i4totit
ONt DOLLAR :Abli.kftt
A CARLOAD'
Atiglitart C'hurc.7.1i
OF CANADA
PParish Of Illneistieti
Rev. Fred R. Jewell, Rector
St. johnot Chtireloir Brussels
A. M. Hely' CentreCommunion.Communion.
§choel Stiiiday
St: David's'tir Cheis Heiiirypt
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StitidaY 'Settee'.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this• oPtoftiiiiity to
thank friends and neighbours who
Sent treats, cards and flowers While
I Was a tintient to, Sit. Maryj" ttos.,
Pita'Kitehener, ' tont kitidneiss "Was 4iibreallat66.
Mrs. Charles Delinet
VAL'S tteAtiT* 314DT'
Cutting Styling' Cold Waving
A Specialty
Phone 40-X Brussels
Turkeys Freshly Killed for Thanksgiving.,
Banquets and Receptions
Special Price for Turkey Suppers
OVEN'READY
GRAHAM WORK
Phone 12 J Brussels, Ont.
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