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service for the past seven years.
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PEOPLE WE KNOW'
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Mrs. George Keys, Galt was a re.
cent visitor with Mrs. W, Speinan.
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Bob JeWell Isplent the week-enet
With his parents Mr. ad kris. E.
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S. W.twat, of Toronto :witit
a meeont rvisitor Withher Oster, MPS..
Louis D. Thonipaiiii;
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MUNICIPAL NOTicf,
h ereby give notice that Nomination
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ghwav nisA"L rer Of fici tes
11, Opening of New Dricigei
BAKE SALE
Melville Ladies' Aid
Bazaar and Tea
and Miscellaneous Articles
In the Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2.4t
Bowes Mincemeat 28 oz. • • • ^ ^ • • • • "This bridge is a Monument to pro- i i . e.• grOSS in Huron °Minty" Hour Jas, N. I t
Allan, IViinister Of Highways declared I
when, he Spoke at 'the. Official open, I
ing of the new $40,600 bridge here i
on "Wedner64,47 afternoon of last
week, MroAllna Said that some who
enjoy the fine things of life forget
the work and service of their Mimic- I
fol growth in the province and the
make a great oontrilmtion to the
life of a eorrimunity. There is Wonder-
ful growth in One province and the
Ontario Department of Highways is
endeavouring to keep pace with the
ever increasing traffic.
NOMINATION MEETINGS
41c
19c
• 95c
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of a Reeve, FOLIO Councillors and l
Five School Trustees anti One
Hydro Commissioner to. serve the
Village of Brussels, during the year
1957.
Will be held at
eRussg,Ls pueuic „LIBRARY
From 7 P, 'M. to 8 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950
If demanded a Poll wily be opened
at the fallowing places 9n
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1960
Polling Sub-Division No. 1 in thc
Council Chamber of the Town Hall;
William Bell, D. It. 0.; Mrs, W,
Edgar, Peal Mork.
Polling Suh-Divisfon No, 2 in the
basement of ithe Public Library;
Ben Whittardl, D. R. 0.; Mrs. Vera
Hastings, Poll Clerk.
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
H. A. Fischer, Returning Officer„
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Hunts. Catsup 11 oz. bottle
Johnsons Glo Coat Wax qt.
Ogilvie. Fruit Cake Mix • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6c
Aylmer Pie Cherries 2 for 47c
OPENS.A-L' 3 P. M
It trilniOrtttate that more 13001no
do not exhibit an active interest In
t,rheir munielnal government by
attendance at nomination meetings.
it is at ,the nomination meeting
that municipal affairs should be
'd'iscussed not only by municipal • 35e• Betty Crocker Date Bar Mix
officers :but by the public they serve.
(The years busines!si arid financial
statement are reviewed and it is at
tints time -that those who nave con
striretive criticism to offer + should,
do se, This is also the time, and the
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(au wit "Ind other values Just as great as these at
RCER
Not just 'to•dy or to-morrow, but Every Day of tno
We De'iver
place, for those who have grievances
to vol.* them- It does no -geed to air
your dissatisfaction with the admini-
stration of local; affairs on the
street oorner, the nomination meet-
ing is the piece for such matters to
be heard. Phone 7
1101.1..M...111.111.100••61•101,111.01•• MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Three School Trustees to serve the
Township of Grey, during the year
1957.
wilt be heild at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P, M. to 2 P. M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1956
If demanded a Poll will he opened
at the folllowing places on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1956
Polling Sub-DIVI,sion No. 1, at
School House S. S. No. 4,
Polling Sub-Division No. 2 .at
school House S. S. No. 1.
Polling Sub-Division No. 3 .at
Lot 8, Con 16, Grey, Everett Perdue.
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"It is a necessity to have more and l
better roads';, Mr. Allan Said. Nearly
2,000,000 drivers' lieenises have been
issued this year in Ontario,' he said
and more, he predicted„ will be
isiou'ed in 1967.
"This de your bridge and you,
built it, but we had some part • to
play, in :cionitributing 80 per cent of
the test." Fonr-fintihs of -the cost of
the bridge is paid to the county 'from
the province as highway subsidy,
He paid great tribute; to these who
arc steadily improving roads and
stated the Department would do
everything to encoiurage the town-
shiplzi. and counties to improve them.
Mr. Allan oongratulated the Warden
Hof Huron and the Road Committee
'on their achievem ant.
•*••••••••••••• I Let us see increased interest in
the affairs of your municipality by
attendance at rumination meetings.
MUSIC CONVOCATION
Me annual Music Convocation
was held at the University of West-
ern Ontario, London, recently. Three
pupils of IVir. and Mr1 Louis D.
Thiontpeon, Betty Mitchell of Moles-
wOrth, Jean and Margaret. Hilton
of Walton, were presented with
silver , medals at the ceremony.
These girls won the highest marks
in their resent piano examinations,
In their grades for the year. Several
carloads of pi:merits and friends
went to London to see the girls
receive their medals.
The interesting and dignified
ceremony, was held in. the beautiful
Convocation Hall st the University.
Superior M t"
-The Annual
Melville Sunday School
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
FRIDAY, DEC. 14th.'
!'t ,
The Annual,
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
will be held. in
Brussels United Church
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19
At 8 p. m,
4.0.40011141.
WITH $3 IN PURCHASES YOU CAN PURCHASE 17 0.14 DV
A THREE PIECE CALDWELL TOWEL SET CONSitiTiMe
- 1 Bath Towel - 1 Guest Towel - 1 Face Cloth,-
2 — 10 oz. tins Aylmer Tomato Soup •
NEWLYWEDS HONORED
Friends and neigabours recently
gnthered at, the Brussels Town Hall
,to extend best wishes to Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence IVICCaticheon on the
event of their recent marriage. An
enjoyable evening was spent danc-
ing dio muisic supplied by Pierce's
orchestra. During the evening
.Marcie and Clarence were presented
with an occasional chair and a gift
of money. Carson Watson read
the .address. Clarence, ,exprested
his sincere thanks on behalf of
Marie and himsdif. After which
lunch was Served) and the dancing
THE PRESBYThrOAN CdURCH
IN CANADA
-nox Churcr„ CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Young. People's Bible Class 10 aim.
Sunday School. 10 A. M.
Morning Worship 11 'A. M.
"What I want is, not to posseSs
religion, Ibut to have a religion) that
iposseOset me." Kingsley
NerS
.3eq.
2-- tins Swift's Preen_ • • • •
2 — 20 oz. tins Libby's Deep Brown
Beans• • • • .....
'Large 6 oz. jar 'Chas - Sanborn
Instant Coffee
Chairman for the opening was
John Morrissey, chairman of Huron
iCounty road committee. Others who
anoko briefly were John Hanna
'MLA fete Huron-Bruce, Tao intro-
duced the speaker; Huron County
Warden John Fischer; County En-
gineer James Britnell; L. 11, Cardiff
MP for North Huron; Thos, Pryde
MLA far Huron; Reeves Wm. H.
Morritt of Blyth and 'Cecil Blake of
Ashfield Townshin, members of the
road- committee and Reeve
Strettoni of Brussels.
Unlike many public construction
projects, It was nloted by Elston
Cardiff, MP, the new bridge here
was built for less than the estimated
,cost. foreicast, When -Plans were
drawn, was that the bridge could
he built, for $52,100. When all filo
hills are in, said. County Engineer
Britnell, the final total cost of the
`bridge is Probably going to be
slightly less 'than 00.000.
Public credit for economy as well
as efficiency, in the building of the
bridge was given to John Snell
constriction foreman, and his assist-
ant Kenneth Wright.
Both are regular Members of the
Huron county roads department,
They started the job July 12, with
the reankoval of the Old bridge, and
finished the new bridge just slightly
More than four months. later,
Reeve T. H. Stretton of Brussels
G it EWA KIS
We Close Saturday tines 10 p. m.
Polling Stub-Dirvisloni No.. 3A
Community Hall, Walton.
Polling Sub-Division No. 4 at
Community Hall, Monerleff.
Polling - Sub-Division No. '5 at
Township Office. Ethel. •
Pelting Stub-DIVision Nei 6 at
School House 8. S. No. 5.
Polling Sub-Division No. '7 at
Community Centre, Cranbrook.
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Edythe M. Cardiff Returning Officer.
. We Deli~~ UNITED CHURCH
The theme of worship in the
United, ,Church on Sundaiy, Nov. 18
was. "Finding God" and the text -Job
33:13 "0 that I knew where I might
find Him"
iThere is a variety of ways by
which God makes Hinfself known
to men. Illustrations of, this truth
are found- in God's apPearance to
Moses, Elijah and Isaiah, whose
religious experiences were recalled
by the minister.
Our religious experience can-
not be charted in advance but of
this we can be sure - If we really
desire Him. He will discover Himself
to us. This was the burden of the
discourse.
Mm. Adeline ,Camipbell oil Myth
sang the solo. "five Done My Work"
by Caldwell and Bonds. The anthem
for the day was "Abiding In. Jesus" ii
,Ridings and Norman. Mrs. M. Dennis
sang the solo parts of the anthem.
The season of Advent begins next
Sunday Dec. 2. Lehi us all use the
season ass tile wise mien did in seek-
ing and Worshiping the. Christ.
Phone 5 continued.* * •
Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 1.30 P M To the great many people who
.LARD OF THANKS
JOIN THE
helped meat the trirue of my accident
and since my rctirperation at home,
Pd like Ho express my heartfelt
thanks and deepest appreciatiOn, ror,
the many kind acts and goodi, deeds
I received.
I would like to thank those who
donated, and ,contributed their help
sal so very many ways.
I'd also nine to thank both. Dr.
Myers and Dr. Kirk for the expert
care I received, also the nursing"
staff Lietoxvel hospital.
To everyone who helped me,
thank you all. I shall ever rememo
her these kindnesses.
Sincerely
Wm, IlrfeWhirter
1.36 P. M. JUNIOR FARMERS
RAT AND MOUSE CON'TROL,
CAMPAIGN
THE HURON County Junior Farmers, are asking Ivraig: 01").-
operation in their campoign against tots and Mice in Huron
They receive a commission for each pound lot HOWARD"W
KILL which you buy and at the same you are saving more Mrgetr.
than you realize.
"If you're an average farmer, the chances are that you' atitagt
buy a new pick-up truck every tovo years with what It costs *Ito
to feed and keep rats. It sounds increrliale, but O. A. C. MOW-
Provide strong evidence to back it up!"
(Quioted from "RATS" from "Fartners Magazine" July 1.95$k
Get your supply of 4HOWARES RAT KILL 4;b* Brarsetjp.
Creamery 'to-day and save yourself a lot of money tblis• wt -
Available in 1 lb, and Z lb. cans at
Brussels treamery,
PHONE 22
Adult Bible Class
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Two School Trusteed to serve the
Township of Morris, during the year
1957."
will be held at
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
From 1 P, M. to 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, .1956
if demanded a Poll will he opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1956
Polling .Sub-Division No. 1. at
School House S. S. No. 1; D. IL 0
Glen Gibson; P. C. J. C. Haines
Polling Sub-Division No. 2 .at
Shool House S. S. No. 9; D. R. 0.
Wm. Somers; P. C., Geo. MeArthur.
Polling Sub-Division No. 3 .at
School House S. S. No, 5; D. A. 0.
Harry McGuire; P. C., Ham Golf.
Polling Sub-Division No. 4 at
Morris- Township Hall D. R. 0,
Gordon Wilkinson; P. 0., Viratiton
Polling Sub-Division No. 5 at
School House S. S. No. 7; D. it 0.
Melvin Craig, ; P. C. Harvey Edgar.
Patting SnOilviaton, Nil. at
Sdlibiol House S. S. No. 10; D. R.. O.
Ralph Shaw`, P. C., Wilfred War.
wick,
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
George Martin, Returning Officer.
Afternoon WOrahlP 2.80 P.M.
) The best way. fct a man fto train, up
R child in the Way he, should so is
to travel that way hiniself.
WE .LCIOME, YOU TO OUR
SERVICES
" Melville Church
Minister; Rev. H. T. Colvin, S. D.
' 10 A. M. Sinday School
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Sernion: "The Power of Polsitive ,
Thinking"
"Even ;thinking positively will not
bring Ch.ri.st into Your life"
InntriviRommiml.tarmrsri
those
THEATRE LJSTOWEL
e ,inEoos nig`eitly 'O.30 - 0.3o so in.
tailatcr,co Siturday 2- or m.
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OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lane, Iv A*.
in his reinarkS -Weltionted
,getheted for the ceremony and ex
' pressed the aPPrediation of, the
village for the new structure. In a
Special message to the UOYs„ and Ode
he told diem the new bridge was
memorial pregrett, net disaster
end urged them tb use the Walks
nrolvided and to keep Off the traffic
Portion, He isialil that the latest in
MOdern lighting had been provided
ter the bridge by the village.
Atte', The ribbeul canting seterillorly
by Mr: Allen, this was the heist ear to
etre& tirfs
ROO A. Lane offered the dedidatibri
Prayer ilo• open the beirentenieS arid
Mon. Tues. - Wed. Thurs.
Fri. Sat.
Nov. 19 - 20 - 22 23 - 24
Dr. James K. FredriCh, ..a „leading
religious film malcei., and a minis-
ter, has trade a color picture de-
piloting climatic events in the Life,
of Christ.
A DAY of TRIUMPH
Mon. = Tues. ;Nov. 26 - 27
itThiE TOY TIGER"
(Celor)
Jeff Chandler, Little Tim Hovey,
Lorraine Day`
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father,
Fun for the whole family in this
Rev. Fred E. Jewell, L. 6.1'.,Fieeter story about a boy' who wanted a
REM,EMBRA,NDE DAY SRO/ICES
At. John's Chtledii,
tkPreSSed it Miles for the beenty of *. S. . .
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served from 416 P:. , titz, on. Adults i 1000t tiA ti„ Mc at elph Retie:
history, vas hettie for the "Week-eilit,
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/Asked On !Winning tOP inargig .., !Oil.
toyi.§ tenor Solo at the reiCeiit. High`
School' tftiste Pestival at tistowet
Pi..1a.ii. won 83 Per rent of marks, Ero
ithr tiefoitbk• of illoitinto Walt tie
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' Divine Woraibip 11 A. M.
"Religion If It Pays"
Ohlitch SchOol 12 o'clock
"Let my soul live, and ijt Shall
Praise 'Mee." 119
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Anglican Church
OF CANADA.
CARD' oF THANKS- "
We wish to thank the frienda
And fer their Ada of
icindiidge, diking our recent' bed
bereatetriehit, al titY ,Sister, Mrs
Mt*, Waitier,HtigginS,
tr. and Mrs. CV
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