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HE IS RI aN
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To Thy• great name, AliriahtY Lord;
We sacred honours pay,
And loud hosannas shah proclaim
The triumphs of the clay,
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The Hoard decided to hold a
special meeting for the considerat-
ion of these,„tWo items. t
'Moved by Gordon Stephenson, t
seconded Ray Bronson the tteadh-
ens have permission to acaompany
the fohildrena' choirs, to the• music
festival and the children not in-
eluded ,be given a holiday.
Moved by Mrs, Raw; secanded
by Louis EbeL a coMmittee con-
silsting .of GondOis Stephenson, Ray
Bronson and Louis' Ebel be respon
Isible for transportation of children
to the Inasic festival
— Carried.
Oyu a request from, Miss 1Valtehell,
MI's. Ratan andl Louis Ebel was ap-
pointed to look after .tbe purabaae
of a new malttrfess nor Mattreas cover
an) downstairs mania
— Carried.
Moved by Louis Ebel, seconid'ed
by Gordon Stephenson the oecretary
write all families who have not paid
their anhool tees, for 1956-57, re-
-questing \this payment ,be made by
April 154th.
— Carried.
Moved by Ray Bronson), seconded
by MK' Ratra a further crequistion
be made to the council for $1000
as pant payment of the town levy.
- Carrldd.
ail,oved by Ray Bronislon, seconded
by Louis ma the meeting adjourn
to meet again on Wed. evening, April
10th, or at the tall of tthe chairman
Eliza:beta F. Elliott. SecaTrea,s,
NOTICE
To Residents Of Brustels a. District)
There will be NO MILK DELIVERY
on GOOD FRIDAY , APRIL 19, so
get extra milk etc, on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Thank you for your co-operationa
COUSINS DAIRY
Phone 22 tarusselt
maimiles•
290 acres with 90 acres hardwood bus.h - worth a. lot of dollars
Perfect buildingo on highway close to Brussels. Full price
$19,000.00 'with $10,009.00 oath.
4.11APITOL IliorowEi
HEATR~'`) -"
2 allows; nightly '•'.30 0.30 p, el.
Matmee En•iordaV 2
100 mores on'highway-, all tillable, good halve, new bean, Full
• price $12.000.00 'with $5,000.00 dash,
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6.1. 04
1.00 acres grass farm 90 acres 'cleared :with new 'seeding - well
fenced, $4,500.00 with $2,000.00 cash.
100 acres :gnats farm, all tillable, with entPlie shade and Ititi,tot,
good fences. 1Pui twice $3,060:00 with '4500.00 cash.
Brick Cottage in.• Briisselte, main, Street locations. fully modern in
every -way. Atli Trice $$6,0.00' Udit oast!.
Frame house hi trifssielS, ini perfect 'deflation With Hydro, Water',
bath, Pitit dittittg price $2,060.06. 'AO, $1,666.00 down:.
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2 date lot Ivtt.bi good itod§o and taiali haft
pride $2,800.00 *lot .$1,466,66 .&16ii„
STRATFORD CEMETERYMEMORiA
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RAY SHANTZ — PROPRIETORS BERT PRETry.
MAY SHANTZ — PROPRIETOR BERT PRETTV
When YOU aliataiea Montument fora loved One, let t e etta .1110
erafterilen Witli 41 years 0.kPeriail46, Who more etft0Sell,to —Clatee ii
engrave StratfOrd ShakeSpearean tesevai Oidated AIL**
State, fagleit " Metitbrint, I I
ReMbitable Pridea, Otteraiiteed Woaktaiiinahlia "
We )ate pieliSed to utiSiksttilice that ..tve hod titatikiiiiv
leetitesientati*6 your tilgtidt *Min you O. kite* A mid
1)40 at eeeilee greatly asitt YOn lit eel editing. t Otti
CONTACT
Ftaith W. Kemp, Listoitier
P1-10NE att or 587 t
s►~that sec 0-11 stddmelass amyl, rom Moe Deaatatraona Post Publishing klouse
►s . April 1957
.1afiPaSal-$. PlaataP ),SCHOQI., PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAYING TIME
will be in effect in BrUssele starting at
4ATURDAY MIDNIGHT', APRIL 27th, 1957
end ending at
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT, SEPTEMBER P-Stb,
To fall In line with other municipalitlest
GEORGE McCUTCHEON, ,REEVE
poARp MEETING
The monthly regtilar nthly MeetinK 9f
APril WI, 19.57'i
the Brussels Selma Board wee hold
on the above 4.0,0 with. all members
ilre.iJenit except (R1),)% Kennedy,
minutes of the previous
'meeting were read and adepted on
Motion of Louis hbel and Ray Bran-
sans
Carried,
The fallowing aeconnte were pre-
sented
Jack hood School Suppliev 28.09
Mach.ani's hardware 14.39
Pollard Chain Sew ..,.....,„. .50
Additional Prem. en 'Liability
Insurance Polley 0.46
!Mudd:poi World 3,00
',Music Festival Entry Fees 10,50
Hydro
UNITED
SPRING
CHURCH Y. P. U.
RALLY
OPEN HOUSE DISPLAY
DELIGHTS PARENTS
,46,66 .... .. 4,464 . . .. f146 *64 .. • . ,••••••••,
atm wil- 'Ind other values just as great as these at
THE RUILEDRGRQCERY ... . ... • .... 6
some years, a
Not just to-day or toariorrow, but Every Day of that year.
Phone 7 We Deliver
The teachers, and pupils, went to
a areat deal of trouble in mepar-
ationt and the rooms, were attractive
with art work of -various kinds and
interesting displays of daily wort
;dome by the *upils for those who
were interested in examining it, The
teachers were on hand to meet
the parents and diScuss matters of
intiereist.
The art work, as well os other
work compared most favourably
and in, same oases surpassed, work
we fluee seen in sdhool exhibits in
large centre.
Everyone 'concerned is to be eon-
"aratulated on the success of the
`Open House evening.
WALTON BARN BURNS,
LOSS IS $25,006
Fire of undetet-mined origin
totally destroyed the large L-shap-
ed barn en the farm of Archie
Somerville, R. R. 4 Walton, early
Mdiday anorniag.
The fire was dis)ciovered by a
neighbor who called the Seaforth
fire department a 455 P. m, Some:
55 head off cattle, 68 pigs, 200 chick-
ens and a hay wayon and minor
equipment, als) well as seed grain;
we're 'destroyed in the blaze.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
sincere gratitude to the many
friends of our sister the late Mary
Lamont for kindness shown at, the
time of our bereavement as well as
(during her prolonged nine%
Alex and . Leslie Lamont.
Mary A. Lamont
-a= artomrens+1,4 /yam raf t A. life, time resident, of Brussels
and district Miss Mary A. Lamont i
died in Wingbam Hospital on
fillairsdain April llth. She was born
in Grey Tommrsarit4 on November 1.7,
1872 and was the eldest daughter
of the late Mr. and 1VIrs. Hugh
Lamont
Brussels Lions Club Paper Dicke
,741 On
Wednesday, May 1st
Farmers may leave papers or magazines in, the doorway of 110,
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UNITED fOHURCH W. M.
Tilla W. la. S met in the church
parlour, Mrs. H. names aaresiding.
Meeting opened with a hymn follow-
-ed with prayer by Mrs. 1N/1, Dennis,
The scripture in two parts watt
given by Mrs, A, Lane and Mrs A.
..L.rmstrong. Secretary's minutes
from last meeting ,were read and
adopted. 21 members present answer-
ed with an Easter thought. An invi-
tation from Walton to meet ,with
their group an .Aptril 10 was read
and -accepted. 16 calla on the Shut ins
were neporfed. Treasurer's reparl,
was read and. approved,
Mas. Roy Cousins repotted
for supply dammittee. .Mrs. T.
.Stradhan reporting for Christian]
StewardishiP. A special offering is
Ito be taken at next meeting for
supplies.
Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs, R. Cousins
delegates to the Huron Presbyterial
in Clinton gave aheir reports, Mas.
Turnbull repoating for the morning
teOsiort and Mrs. Cousina for the
afternoon.
The Study Period; wan enacted as
a dialogue, Mrs. Strachan, Mrs.
Bell, and Mrs. Cousins reading the
parts.
Meeting closed, with a. hymn. All
repeating the Mazpah benediction..
EASTER 'DANCE
In Ethel Community Hall on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24th
Ken Wilbee Orchestra
Acimission 56e
Refreshment Booth In the hall
38.83
Moved by Mss. Bann, seconded
by Gordon. Stephenson these ac-
accounts be paid.
— Carried.
Moved by Ray Bronson, seconded ,
by Louis Ebel, the ;open night at
43trufshels pu'bfic School ge head'
Friday, April 1.21tila 8.0 to 9.30 lam.
— Carried.
The secretary presente file d tCaterroOa-.
(respondence wibicibl included a
;letter from Principal K. L, ..kshtoonr,
requesting four month leave
'abfsence commencing Slept 1957.
The *lady itmehers of the Brae-
sels Selhool were pneseat and pre-
sented a new salatia, schedule to •
the bacurd for oonsideration,
The work of the Brits.sels Public
School pupils 'on display at the
Open house on Friday .evening
:amazed and delighted the large
number" of parents and interested
friends 'who availed themselves of
the oppiOrtnni&yr to attend the .first
.occasion. of the kind in
FORMAL PANE
In Cranbrooh Community Centre
THURSDAY APRIL 25th
Music byWilbc-,:e's Orchestra
$1.00 Each
Lunch Provided.
Everyone Welcome-
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Boara
Twelve mentbeaa of Bruesela Ups
ited, ,Clauroh Young People were
among a group 'of some 260 young
people front, Huron Presbytery that
gathered in the Beigreve church and
hell for the annual Siting banquet
and rally an April 10th,
The theme for the rally was Dare
to salve Him. Rev. 0, D, Cox of
formerly of Beigraive was
the Theme speaker.
Stan McDonald Huron Presbytery
President, formerly of Ethel was
chairman for the Rally.
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THE PREIBYIEKIAN Ca:URCH
IN CAaACIA
Caanbrook and Ethel Congregations
Will unite in a special Worship
Service at
11 A, M„ on Good Friday Morning
' an KNOX CHURCH ORANBRCIOK
Soloists): Miss M,. Perrie and Mr.
C. L. Moralism .
S .
Knox Chuvash, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
former D. M. MacTavish store before that date.
Magazines and papers must be tied separately ready to be Rini;
elle was a member of Melville
Obuirch in Bruesels.
for many yearn and as long as heath
!peranititaca was a falthful Wolrhet
thera She ;wets a life member of
the W. M. S. a member of the
Ladies( Arid Sticiety enkl, taught in
the Sunday School.
up.
INTRODUCING
A NEW-STYLE ECONOMY ,PACKAGE:. of
COTTAGE CHE-ES.a.
ante funeral took Dlace on Sat,
April lath, from 'the D. A. Rahn
funecral "home. The service was
conducted 'by the Rev. Harold Colvin
of Melville Church.
Interment was made in Brussels
cemetery and the deceaned was borne
to hen lafat resting place by John
Bowman, 'Thomas L. McDonald.
Richard Johnston. William Speir and
:Clark Matheson.
She leaven to mourn her loss two'
brothera Alex D. Lamont, Burling-
ton. 0.nt. and J. Leslie Lamont a of
Kincardine), Ont. also five nephews
and three nieces.
'Do You Want Something
Delicious .For •
Your Easter Dinner
have one of
WHEELER'S TURKEYS
Rhone 12J13 Brussels
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cutting Styling ColdWavin
A Specialty
Phone 40X Brussels
20 oz. of COUSINS Creamed Cottada, Cheese at the
INTRODUCTORY PRICE ONLY' 33a. Sunday School 10 p.m.
Storing
uses.
It is in a Handy Plastic Container which,,can4 he. used illet
Left-overs in your Refrigerator, as well: as many alive
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Young People's Bible Class 10 P.M.
Service of Easter Worship 11. A. M.
• Knox Church, ETHEL
Minister: MI, C. L. ThOMpl1011
Sunday School * 1.30 p.m.
Young. People's Bible' Class 1.30 p.m.
Service of Easter Worship 2.30 P.M.
Prayer Plea: arrhat I may kney Him
and the, power of His resurrection"
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. 'H. T. Colvin, B. D.
Organist Donald Dunbar
Good Friday- Service
11 A. M. United Vh,nrch
le A. M. Sunday School
11 A. Public Warship
"I Am The Resurection"
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Offers The .Latest in
SPRING MILLINERY Real Estate ups
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Pre- Easter Sale of NYLON HOSE by VVeldrest:
66 gauge --- 12 denier — personal lengths
$1.09 Per pair 2 Fairs $2.15
14 Days- Only
p.
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real good buildings. Full
WE CARRY ARDELLE & EXQUISITE LINGER :
For Children To 6X We Have
Blazers Grey Flannels Shirts Jeans )Dreaseca
Crinolines Blouses etc.
250 acres on highway close ,t9 Bres,EielS,
price '44,000.00 with $7,000.00
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Baby Gifts A Speciality
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lone; 11, A 11..
Good Friday Service
11 A. M. United Chitirch.
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OWNERSHIP
The firm. of D. N. Mobotidid
Latither and Bitildere Supplies
,personally Wank ell customers tor
%heir *blued vidttovite. .
My fattier his Said Ills interests
)titi"the bitsineed to me.
'11116 tame Mdbeintid Llitither
and Buililefa ail:0'01We Will be terra
'tinted,
Divine titoraiiiii
ritotot m40,1§6.,ge,
• ifIktiliati School
Wed, - APriii 17 - 18
Tab Hunter' aiod Natalie Wood
The t*,,o Most pop)allar stars of the
moment in theta latest picture
"THE GIRL HE
LEFT BEHIND
11 A. S.
end, Eaaten Music
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tairish ‘0) IN,Utnitie
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St -.1ehiliS
Good -tridny 111 A. M.
litanteir 8.80 A, ltd'. and 11 A,
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Sri.- Sat. April 10 20
"THE FIRSt. TEXAN"
dineinaSdipe, and Color
Joel McCrea, Jeff: kleerOW,
9Vallabe Ford'
Spaiiky (CO Gang ;Comedy)`
(Cartoon)
resolve to entry 'oil ithe lid§idedd
raditioiijs d§rtabitilidd by any fdtildf,
• tittditty Service and Pried
Tering $6 4ddy§ to apProired
a'sl 11 'hitt ,.
or le,Mi
Pouf toitiniteit iii,itbothitt:gd, *hi lie
'sig teal ttdit land 6ii*Fitotitor.
foottoii wilt ,to foremost. ,
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Mon. - Tuea.' April 22 ti 23,
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eri6aitoit your heart tit ;Toy 'tiger;
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THE tt4UtHi,
ititi ;Hold the ailitaid ataith and
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