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UNITED CHURCH
Thanksgiving and 6ommunion
were observed in ,the Unitd Church
• on Sunday. Oat, 7, The sermon was
based on Psalm 31:8 clPhou halt set
my feet in a large plated!' In the book
of psalms, distress and difficulty
place.
,cealways spoken, of as straight and
therefrom as a wide open large,
eonfined places; while deliverance
The agencies that make of life a
narrow palee and a small room are
sin, trouble and grinding toil
There are only two ways of enlarg-
ing a room. even! the room 'of life—
lifting the room arid pushing back
the walls. Unless a man, looks up
'to 'God and lets. Him into life and
unless, he looks beyond space and
time into eternity, life for him will
he a small place.
'The anthem weir, "Voice of
Heavenly Chorus" by Ellen Sane.
Lorenz.
The service closed with ;the cele
•bration of ,the Lord's Supper,
Next Sunday, Oct. leth, is anniver-
sary with Rev. Charles Krug at both
services — 11 in and p.nm,
IN CASE OF FIRE
IN GREY TOWNSHIP
Grey Townehip now have their
own fire fighting equipment and
residents of the township are in-
etructed to call Brussels telephone
operator in case of fire,
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epee. NORTH HURON
% ANNUAL ,PLOWING MATGH
' Lorne fleilentyee, Exeter. scared
On unusual triumallt Friday, when lie
took two first Places it the North
Huron Plowing Matele Calculating
his !time closely, lie completed not
ene .tin' of plowing, but two, within
the regulation lime limit; to spite of
'the haste needed to plow two lands
in the time chewed for one, his skill
Wets enough to earn him first place
in each Claes.
As a previous branch champion,
however, he was not eligible for the
ton award in the match; next in line
and winner of !the $10 cash prize for
'the best-plowed land, was Andrew
Petricksa senior high school &Went
who lives in the Walton neighbour-
hood. and attends Seaforth District
High School.
GREY TWP, GIRL
HAS CHAMPION PIG
Lead en 'merlon eeurnbell, Grey
Township„ showed the individual
ehatearion pig in a nine,centnIty 4-11
club !show 'held bore Saturday, to
declare Western Ontario 4-11 chain-
pioeships, With the Turnbull entry
as part of the club exhibit, the
Brussels Swine Club took top place)
in the inter.coprity swine earrinet-
Mon
MEMBERS. WANTED
FOR .1-19NS. RAN.D. •
The Band .0 00nreittee of Brussels.
Mons Oletb .are. Asking ter additional
members, for their • . Girls and Boys
Band!, Young people who were mom-
bore provionsly are urged to rejoin
elle .More aclvarleed band members
while, parents are aslted to. oneour.
age their children to become raemb-
Ore of the -Pinter section, This is
the only method whereby a hand can
be kept built up over e period, of
time, that IS, by having junior memb
era being inStrueted to tahe the place
41:1 seniors who leave.
A bend is a !eoramnnity nroject
and an !asset. to any town. It needs
the cooperation of everyone, espee- •
Italy parents, who should be proud
to have their children become mean
hers. No matter how strong tale
support of the Lions Club and
spite of all the hard work of the
Band comItnittee, and the competence
of the bandmaster, there cannot be
Auccessiful band unless there is a
sufficient ammber of members,
Parents of the district are asked
to enco.urge fheir children 'to enroll
new.
mEuviLLg CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
in Brussels United Church on
SUNDAY , OCTOBER 14th
AT 11 AA, M. AND 7.:,00 P+
GUEST SPEAKER — REY, CHARLES A. KRUG, FIELGRAVI R
TURKEY SUPPER
MONDAY, EVE. OCTOBER 156:
Supper served 5 to 8• o'cliook
Followed by variety Programme
Adults $1-25 Children 60c
Oem Sunday lest Rev, Harold COIV111
oeettpled hie own pulpit. and preach
eel on the subject, The Root of
Thenkfulnese, Mr., Colvin Spoke at'
length on giving, and thanksgiving
queting the etoriee of 4are rich young
ruler coming Christ. of the pub-
licau Zacelmeus and She rick man
Whom Gael 'called a fool and the
lesetone to be learned: from these
'Stories. Mr. Colvin 'also touched or,
the every member qknYaS! (of the
congregation, which be made
next month.
The choir rendered two anthems.
!The Splendour of Thy Glory by
Woodward and the Hymn of Thanks-
giving arranged by Frederick SR-
vaster. ' •^ '
HURON NQRTH. ,SECTION W,M,S.
PRESBYTERIAL CONVENTION
The !Annual !Oonventlee, of the.
North Section Of Illeron Presbyt
!oriel Women* IlissienerY Society
of .the 'United Church was held In
Brussele United Much on FrideY.
.Oct. ale with the Vice-lies. Mrs.
Dennis. of .Bluevale, presiding
at both sessions, The opening
worship led by Mrs. MeNengliton •.
and Mrs, Edgar of the Wroxetere .
Aneilittry followed the theme Tor •
lime day "God's Changeless. Word."
Fourteen Senior organizations ens-
wered the roll !cell by reporting
some of the meet interesting and
worthwhile .projects carried on ! dur-
ing lime year. The organization of
several new CG,T, yreerpS was out,
Standing among junior activities
but wily no Explorer Groupe-During. •
the day the following Pres. Secs, re- '
pouted: Mrs. K. Webetter. Blyth, on
Literature; Mrs. H. Pollock, Ford-
weeh on Christian -Citizenship;
Mrs. O. W. Tiefire, Winghain Can-
didate Secretary also .reported. on
the School for Leaders -held in St.
Thomas; Mrs. S. A, Moote, Goderich,
on .Christian Stewardship, and Mi-s.
J, A. Suttee, Clinton, treasurer, re-
wilted !only! $9,136.00 of a $21,600
allecation raised to date
The opening worehifi service for
the afternoon led by 'Mrs. R. A.
!Brooks and Mrs. .T. Wleketead, Blue-
vale Auxiliary set 'the theme of
Thentsgiving for the guest speaker's
address. -Mrs. H. -Child'e London,.
challenged her listeners to make
Thankegiving a thing tiot merely of
wierds !but of actions. She urged
that W. N. S. women pray. study
• ,end give a.S! unto. God that they may
rare etemeah to share our food,
health. happy homes, and knowledge
of the Gospel story with every needy
pension.
In her president's address, Mrs.
• MeVitele. !Blyth, urged .advance
ehrongh confederated members.. The
,convention gratefully accepted the
of eihe Bluevale Auxiliary
ee he their ,gueets for next year's
Meeting.
PRW$Sgt.S, FAL,t. FAIR.
I ,Specials
Simpeten -Soar r, Sliver Tray
Mrs, It. Procter
T.'Etreon Co. Silver Waiter
Miss Beryl McFarlane
'1'. Eaten Co. Bacon Hog
let Wilfred Shortreed
2nd Mack Cardiff
Robert McMichael
41h Allen Campbell
5th Knight Bros,
Champion Carcass
Robert McMjehael
Reserve Champion.
Mark Cardiff
Pen of TWo
Rae Houston
Jas. S. Armstrong
W. Stiortreed
Watson Brown
Jas. Armstrong
Chantplon Carcees
Rae Houston
'Reserve Champion.
Jas, Arrnstrong, Jr.
Machen Hardware Draw
Mrs Wallace Agar, Bluevale,
Was the lucky winner of the electric
fry pan in the draw conducted by
the Meehan Hardware. John !Perm-.
on the draw
4. • 27c Utopia Tomatoes 28 oz. tin
Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon
ONLY,MATCH 1N HURON
The match was Plowed on the farm
of Arthur Colson, lot 11, con, 14,
townenip, three miles smile
eaet of Blyth. This year it was the
only match in Huron County; the
annual South Huron match was Can- •
celled for this year, because sn many
farmers in the- south end of the ,
county are far behind with their
harvest, and it was reckoned, that
'that neither competitors or epecta- ,
tore would be plentiful enough to
Met fy a match.
7 oz.. tin • • • • • • • 48c
Hunt's Catsup 13 oz. bottle ... • 2 for 39t
Campbell's Tomato Soup • • 2 for 23c1
ington won a chance
for a refrigerator.
CORRECTION
In the prize winners! published
last week lathe Baking division 'the
name of Mrs. Lawrence Meehan was
an error. It should have. read Mrs
Lawrence Jaeklin. FEW ENTRIES York Brand Peanut Butter
16 oz. • • . • .. • . 39c
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THE PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH
IN CANADA.
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L, Thompson
Sunday School ... 10 A, M.
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
Guest Speaker: Rev. W. A. Williams
"Every PACT of the Bible is meant
ttb be 0. FACTOR in the life."
Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Snndoy School 1.30 P. M.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received up until
5 p. m. !October 29th., at the Clerk's
office, for the 'sale of the Village
scales at the C. N, R. ,Station. Any
tender not necessarily accepted.
H. A. Fischer. Clerk,
Brussels, Ont.
(Oil will find other values just as great as these at
At the meta on Friday, the entry
list Was lesee than half of what it
would be in a normal year, Elven.
with Speedboy Ballantyne .as two
entries, 'there were still only 17
entries in, the matalt; in a! year when
harvet loperalions, were finished be-
fore October, there would be 40 or
more entrie.
Tim match was plowed under ideal
conditions, with the soil moist but
firm, and the weather bright and
warm, For !the competition furrows,
Arthur Colson made available a
10-acre field in sod.
As 'on many other farms in the
district this year, 'the growth of
grass and clover in the field in the
late summer had been more than
!the cattle could eat; the field was
putt in, shape for the match with the,
help of directors of the North Huron
Plowman's Association, by Mowing
the dead tall grass, raking it, and,
burning the windrowls. Time result!
Was a ehort, and even turf, which
gave uniform plowing conditions, t
.and a fair comparison of time skill
of the plowboys.
41••••••Mmuir.
Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the, year. TENDERS 'FOR SNOWPLOWING
Tenders for snowplowing in the
Village of !Brussels for the 1956-57
season will be accepted by the
undeesigned up to. 5.00 p. m., Mon-
day, October 29, 1956. For part-
iculars apply to
H. A. Fischer. Clerk;
13ruesels, oat,
Phone 7
Afternoon Worship 2.30 P. M.
Mr. Thompson ministering,
"Civilized man has learned how to
FLY. hnt he has lost the art of
WALKING with God." 1 superior ar Joan Ade,line Smith
•
This. community was ehOcked by
the sudden brief illness and death
Of Joan Smith, the only daughter of
Mrs. Smith and the late Douglas
Smith, whose death occurred on. the
Sth. of Seneetelber.
The child, who suffered, a sudden
illness was taken to Wingiblam
hospital, later removed 'to Victoria
hospital, London, where her death
WELCOME YOU TO OUR
SERVICES
.NOTICE OF
COURT !OF REVISION
The Court of Revision on the 1957
Assessment Roll for the Village of
Beuissels will be held on Monday,
October Oith, 1956 at 8 o'clock p.m.
in 'the Public Library, BrusSelS,
Ont.
24 oz. 'Jar Breakfast Club
2 Fruit. Marmalade
2 — 15 oz. Tins Catelli
Cooked Spaghetti
Pillsbury White Cake Mix H. A. Fischer, Clerk,
Brussels, Ont,
Melville Church
10 A, M. Sunday School
11 A, M. Public Worship
Communion. Service
Anthems: 0 Saviour of the World
Goes
Pkg. 48's Liptons New Flo-Thru
Tea Bags 53c •
Bread of the World in Mercy
broken — Garland 3 Pkgs. Lushus Jelly Powders
New Flavours • ..... • 21d
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Phone 5
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I would like to express my thanks <1.1.111.
Mon. - Tues. Wed. - Thursi.
— AUTO
— WINDSTORM
— LIABILITY
— PLATE GLASS
- BONDS
PERSONAL PROPS/17y
Fri. - Sat. Oct. 12 - 13
" SHOWDOWN at ABILENE "
Color .
Jack Mahoney
TV's Range Rider is a rip roaring
adventure story.
Comedy Cartoon
1— BURGLARY • Anglican Church
1 OF CA4ADA
Pariah Of lbrueuiels
Rev. Fred E. sidiktlit L. S. r Rector'
Johne Chureli, brussela
11 A, U. Martinis7
Sunday School
St, baVicioe dhurehe 1-lehfryti
A:36 F itt, iivenSorig
11,14 !Midi& Selabol.
St, Geong&S ehtirch, Walt*,
Thanksgiving Seeded
- TELEVISION FLOATES
There. la Fri. Oct. - 11 12
iitIMBA0
(Color)'
Matt4ail Adventure
Dirk' illOgerde McKenna
Saturday - October 13
"THE RAI Do
(Color)
Van Heflin Anti Bancroft
Heron residents 'under 19, preVi- I
outs winners belted; Donald, Perfie, I
Contimied on Back Page
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VAUt BEAUTY SHOP
Mon: !, !rued. •.! Wed.
October 15 16 .! 17
" COCKLESHELL HEROES
Jose Ferrer treivor 1-16Werd
Would YOU like a Brand Neve
CAD I LLAC?
....We are diving a ticket on the
Rotary Club oadilleo With eyery '
Adult admission to COCKLESHEL
the dutlietitid aCtlen
story Of ten British Matinee Who
ad canoes to destroy enemy
ping in Boileau Het-belie tiurieg,
World War
Adults 60d
W Collins, Insurance Agent
Thurs. - Fri. Oct. - 11 - 12
"MR SCOUTMASTER"
Clifton Webb Edmon Gwynn
(Two Cartoons)
Mete Oct. 13 . 15
"GENTLEMEN PREFER
BLONDES"
Color
Jane Russel Marilyn Monroe
(Two Cartoons) 1.
Wed. Oct. 16 'it
VII`illiatri •Hdlcidti . Audrey Hepburn
HumphreyBegart
• (TWO Cartoons)
The United Church
OF CANADA
• AllnIster: Rev. A. Lane, IS. A. B
ANNIVERSARY
XI M. Morning Worship ---
Rev. Charles Krug
/2.15 A. M. Chum& School
"Give Thanks to God"
740 P. M. . Evening Worship —
Rev. Charles Krug
Monday evenings ;Oct •11lti.
'turkey?' Supper
Preparatory Service; Thurs. $ p. m.
"Most people. believe in something.
The Christian believes in Chriet,"
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.
Organist: L. D Thompson, R. M. T.
NOTICE OF
COURT OF REVISION
The Court of Revision on the 1957
Assessment Roll for the Town-
ship of Grey will be held on Fri-
day, October 2.6%, 1956, at 1 P.M',
in the Clerk's Office, Ethel, Ont.
Mrs. E. M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario. ._
BROWN7E'S •
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
.OLIN-row ONT.
Box Office Openb at 7.30
First Show Begins at Dusk
occurred.
An autopsy was performed to de-
termine the cause Of death, ,
She is survived by her metier
end five beothers, James, Denold,
Rae, Bobby and Larry, all at home. I
The funeral service was coridacted
front the ho1ne of Mr. and, Mrs. Lorne
ele1th concession of Morris,
at 2. p. ne On Wednesday, Oct. 10th.
by the Rev. AndreW Lane of Brussels
u nited Church Interment was ima
Brussels cenietery.
to all,those for the numerous cards,
flowers 'and treat! sent Ito me while
in hospital and since veining home.
Special thanke to Dr. Stephens.
Mnst aViOtree and staff of the Wing-
hem Hospital.
Mrs. Harold Kerney
LLA51-1 M A R
DRIVE-1N TflEATRE
LISTOW EL. ONT.
e CARD OF THANKS Mbt,r,ee eeturday C o m.
October 8 - 9 - 10 - 11
Gina Lollobrigida
"TRAPEZE"
Cinemascope and Color
"The Wonder Show of the World"
!Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis
The show critics have raved about
Adults 60c
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OFFICIATES 30th, TIME
For the 30th. consecutive time,
Elston Cerdeff was secretary-manager
of the match. Mr. Cardiff has, arrang-
ed and recorded every mateh held
since "theNI-IPA was organised 83
years ago; the only 'times, he has not
been on, the job were in the three '
wartime years in which the match
was`not. held, He returned Thursday'
from Ottawa where his dutiee as
M. P. for Huron had taken him, to
be back in his home neighbourhood
for the day of the inateh,and keen
this record unbroken.
The executive in charge of the
1956 match included Jack Eckert,
Sealfortn, president; Win. ,Perrle,
BietId,Sel?S, viee-lpeeelidente George
Martin, Bruesels, faiesisitant secretary.
DiteCtersi in charge Of clashes in-
cluded Lorne Michel, Orval '.Baylor,
George Feagian, Robeet B,ns-
seill Gordon MeGavin, Will-
tam .TeWitte and Bert Herningway,
The match Wee' judged by Frank
iBell Stilaittordi ISeieretetryqeeleserrer
itee Pedttli. MloWineries, AaSodiae
its
A epeciel prize for the junior
!contestant. front Hullett ,township
making the belt score on his, PlOW-
Ing Went to 'Dennis Jewitt, Clinton.
A Claes, Wee provided in the prize
list fer hersedertwe but there
were no entries.
JUNIOR ktsULlt
$.00 CAR
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of number' of PaseerigerS,
en the following Tuesday's: Sept, 4,
Sept. 11, Sent.q8, Sept. 25, Oct. 2,
Oat.
Every Tuesday Night Until End
Of diaddli is SHNight
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