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,2.00 A Year In Advance POST. lit'ItSD.A1', NOV. 25th, 1908 POST PUBLISHING HOMO!
PLANS UNDLRWAY
FOR SANTA'S VISIT
II is going to he a big one!
Tile Lions, I..fcgion and Brussels
hierchanits Ors going "all out" to
Wok(' tin Santa Claus Parade. here
iii SottuidaY, Decetriber 14th a
huge success.
li is anticipoted that there will
be 2;1 flea's, There is. stili time
tor more entries.
The following business men
hays contributed their financial
aid.
Rutledge 5c to $1.0() Store;
American Hotel; Queen's Hotel;
(infield Hardware Store: Grant's
Shoe Store; Machin Hardware.:
Murray's Barber Shop; Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce;
Steplhenson's Bakery; Selwyn
Baker; Jarvis Grocery; Bridge
Motors; McCuitcheon. Motors;
East Huron Produce; Thompson
and Stephenson. Meat Market;
Hall's Barber Shop; Lowe's Red
and White; Brussels 5c to $1.00
Store;, Wood's Store; Grewar's
Croceteria; Scotch Tbistie Grill;
D. A. Rann Furnittire: [(ranter
Plumbing; Hanna's. Restaurant;
Village Shop; Eder's Store; Leach
Jewellery; Ronnenherg insurancie;
Mc,Cutebeen Grocery; Pegelow
Shoe tcr,- Harness Repair Shop;
Brussels Post; Mel & ROxy Rest.
aftrant; Long Real Estate; Maggie
Rutledge; Maitland Teleservices:
Pint( Station; Huron Foods; Mc-
Donald Lumber; Workman Plumb.
Iii BrUSsels Motors; Topnotch
Feeds; lieWOrd Bernard,
VOTE ON DEC. 2nd.
Co to the polls and vote to Motif
your County School Board.
Trustee on Dee. 2nd. Don't
neglect your duty to elect one of
the three candidates,
OFFICERS INSTALLED Al
MORNING STAR LODGE
Mrs. Mary Lowe of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge No, ,",iii
Brussels, D.D.P. of Horon Dist-
Het No 23. and her installing
Staff, visited the various lodges
hi this district, also 111ilvertion
Lodge, So install their officers.
Sister Marguret Allan of Strat-
ford. District, and staff, visited
Meriting Star Lodge to conduct
service of instollotion for the
folloWing officers;
Noble, ;Mond, Mrs. Irene Rich-
inend, Vice Grind, Mrs. Jean
:Bridge. Recording Secretary,
Mrs. 'Marguerite. Crawford. Fin-
oncial Secretary. Mrs, Toan Ber-
nard. Tscaisttrer. Mrs Laura Wil-
liamson. Warden Mrs. Lois McCall.
CA:inductor. Mrs, Saran Stephen-
Son, Color Bearer. Mrs. Margaret
MCOuteheon, Chaplain, Mrs. Betty
BrOnSon Jr. Past Noble Grand,
Mrs. Barbaro McCntehemt. Pion.
ist, Mrs, Verna. Thomas. Inside
Guardian. Mrs. jun Fraser, Out-
side Guardian, Mrs. niario
Taggart. RSNG. Airs. i\Tary David-
LSNO, Mrs, Marie Turnbull.
1.1SVG, Mrs. Grace Sholdice.
LSVG, Mrs. Jennie Tartibtill.
Mt's. Lowe T),D.P, and. Mrs.Mar-
gareA Allan D.D,P,, Were present-
id with rgIft€1 from tbo 1-000.
J. CALVIN V.Enn.1
iniusseis f the post
si-t yenr,, and Huron
('ounty, to retitni rouniciu.al
orfic».
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mrs. e.
HOW-0, and Tonimy s!)ent the
-weekend win \lr ;Ind Mrs.
Stanley Wilson in Damirlon.
Lester Maclion of the CBC
Staff, Toronto, 'was at home W
leis pareirli: Mr. and Mrs. 1/.
Mitehrin,
Mrs Cleo, Ciltidlow was ii visitor
with 'vlr. and Mrs Harper Wood.
Rostock and With HoSpler
friends,
Bob Nichol is a patient in the
Winghiam and District Hospital.
Barry Workmon, of the Minot-
ion. ,SItin district, who has been in
the west for the past 1t Years, has
been visiting' with relatives in this
community,
Miss Marini Bronson. daughtes
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bronson. wbo
is a mfree-in-training of St. Mary's
Hospital, Kitchener, will be a'
is a nurso-in-troining ait St, Mary's
1)i1J1 ;horns that will options On
Kitchener TV ml the Elaine Cole.
Show at 11:30 (1,m, Friday of this
week,
MELVILLE GUILD
P.NTERTAIN GUESTS
rnind of Melville Church
held their meeting in the anditor•
iron of the church on Tuesday
evening. Nmnonber 111th with the
ladies of the other Brussel
chusches and. the Vnanon ladies a
guests.
1 linen 'Elliott read the call io
Worship followed by sinning. hymn
V i e litid e rending was talmn
from Corinthians is followed by
trio by 11-(,len. Leon:t and rSit•
bul "NOW is the Hour". Thelmis
Cardiff gave a rending "Kindness"
followed by prayer by Jean Ire
land, A solo by Joan Exel "Did
You 'Phi tilt to Pray".
Allis. 'McCarron introduced the
sliest spoolter, Major Belly Pea-
cock from the Salvation Army in
Toronto, who spoke on her work
with women who are' addicted to
drugs or oleohol.
Jessie Little thanked the
snooker.
'hymn 494 wos sun ;.' and ill re-
peated the nlispsh Benediction.
A 80[1;11 iwins then spent In the
basentent or tho ohurrb And re'
rrOr4inffiliini4
MELVILLE THOMPSON
isfennin "rheum-as ,
flied iniddistly„ ;ft his bonni ii
1111 Friday moritinn.
Hie -s, 1;0, "Jilin.: ind
ii-blisst of fi ns ]
wiiii snit of 0 Into 01 :i ul .N!'
Arehie
10-.01( I.
or the Royal
odherent of 11Plvill.e Presby-
ter is it church,
Ile is survived by his wife. the
former Bernice Parker; 011P son,
Archie of f rtfrOil ; thret• sk ors.
rrod nr;IC(' I Willis. Brits-
so n:: miss marlin (Monne) 'Poron-
Mrs. cecil r %nom) Cook ininn-
n s one brother Niagara
'1'lw fritteral service -arms field
front the D. A. Winn Fnneral
Hone' on Sunday at pno. coin
(New(' by the no:v. C. A. mo.-
calizioll of Melville Church
vinis in Ifrussels cemetery,
1",1 11 Ite;rrt ,r...t W ort* i L11 tir.14'.'0,
.‘ i i ti tlgti 11. Tit 011111S Gil
locis and Tom
Piowor bearers were \Valter
VOL nnil Tom Worknimi.
THOMAS L. McDONAL.D
Funeral 801"VIIN'ti rt11` 111011111s
:\ii;Donal(1 of 1'rits:n-1s.
psssied away in Winghani
slid District ITospition cut 'Tar';-
day, November were
held on TItursallY of last 'week
from the D. A,. Rann Funeral
Horne.
11,11 in (Prey To\‘'nsitip lie Was
,, son ,,f new Sir 'and Mirs.
\nisfilides former
.1nne Jinn,
Tic' was niarried lo the Soritt..r
Christina 11. Twill 'it' ntorris;
Tin\ nship. They formed on, the
eighth con isslon 01' Ciro). until
Movim.; 10 0.,,i insnnts in is4S.,
predeceased him in
.1943.
For Many years he Was (nr,ift,t,.'
in heel` tie.' 11:4111.1.0;,..5 11 4'11
ai -iro— a firm on the iilili
line or
WITIPII I II(' 1../`rule'
1<ill'ar Of uili'in who sur-
it lye: :is kvell one son, Alurroy.
t i iota Two (laugh ti ,rs. IATrs.
1,11:01) Ilinnithroys t,f 1'ilthi-
er:4ton owl Alss, 11055
less; of St. Three
inichlidren, Janis, Jeri n y attil
Donald Liwi..ss Alst) lint s
lirol'ior. Air. Duncan A, McDonold
of Grin Township ::nil one Hisser,
:Us- 11-nitherinei Johnston
of London,
Rev. (:, A. AlcCarrion of sielyjne
Preshyferion Brussels.
Out,
Poll bearers sviere Clifford Riley.
floy- Cousin. 1110211
F•i 11,1 i ii.'.
r I :\ TOCtlil.
Wa'i't, '\1.1N ()iIL
V1,111. ET, King lorry Coll
Cordint ", it.
I'ronik Little,
ry ,rtitett; h ilt ail
ACCLAMATION FOR
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Tho Reeve and Connell of the
'Village of Brussels kiko office by
occlannition for a lath year form
following the nomination on; Mon,
day night,
Reeve Calvin Kranter, who has
served this village for the ptist
12 years, the last six as Reeve.
announced his retirement at the
end or the year,
He will be succeded by Rey
Cousins who took the seat 0-.n. cell:w-
ell vacated by Lawrie Cousins.
earlier this year. Mr, Cousins -was
Reeve of Brussels a few • years
ago.
councillors H. J, TenPas, Ivan
Campbell, cant .1. I1. AleCuntcheen
were returned to office with one
new member, R, Kennedy,
John Hamm and 0, L. Workman,
Public Ctilities Commissioners.
\Vol. King, Clerk of Brussels
\'illogo, presided as chnistann for
the meeting.
Non' i nii i ions were ;is follows;
1.t1o,EVIS; C. Kronter, H, J,
TemPas, R. Pi. Cousins (Q)„1. L.
',\Iceutcheon. I G. Campbell,
COVNOILi 11. J. TenPas (Q)
Ivan Campbell t(i1). L, McCutch-
eon (Q.1. it, W. Kennedy clan,
irnlwin :Martin, George EfIliotts
00 -AI1.IISS [ON ERS: duo. Hanna
(Q), C ,L, Workman (Q)
Reeve
Ji Kranter ininorted mainly
County Council activities, leaving
local report for the Councillors.
He said; County comMiitties
tire to lie cut down to make a
much more effiCient. and more
active council,
County Council will meet
at the end of every month.
it) The Clerk Treasurer, J. (1.
Berry" had hoen ninth' Clerk Ad-
ministator and explained his
duties.
.\.11 Assessment COMMiSI.
stoner had beE.ti 'hired, to became
effective Jan, 1. 1909
if') County Planning now lit
effect with a new Board sot up,
IN Discussed Die feasibility of
onialgamotion of County Health
Units.
cgi 'Discussed the Iliad Dove'.
of Justice
County Public
(j) in resigning. as Reeve of
lirussels lie thanked those who
had helped and supliorted
during the IS years ;he serVed.
I I. J. TOnnis 'slated lie would
not stand for reeve and later re.
Ported on the condition of the
dump and reasons for inerensed
ost, Ife gavi , a report on the
linivelopment catmint for Huron
Gounty, of which he is a member,
.1, 1, :\leCutclicon commended
1. C. KrillItel' mu hill SerVit'f 4.S.1t0
(drifiit.iiltRA batik into:0
•14
trivo I.he Pinq for Chrigtnio;
D:ktrict Governor
Pays Official Visit To,
Rrussel5 Lions Club
'rho • Distrra Gov,,rnor. tArm
Inn M000I' of Mount Forest, paid
his offici:a visit to the Brussels
Lions Club at their Monday night
supper Meeting when ;1 good at-
trintlitnee• Was an 11.11'11(1 to greet
him, (luesits attended froM the
Goderieh and Mount Forest Lions
Clubs,
District Governor. Who was
intradneed by Mon Cal Kranter,
gave on inspiring, address spy-
In; 'Lions (inned live to them-
selves alone. hot Must go out and
hi 'hp. others. Lions have impresSed
otiber nations and cannot now
afford'in sit basks Lions are 01[11-
hinged to .grosp. .opportunity and
doi .insit ii little more, A vit,il Lion
•nseepts the ichallenge to help
athors.,
lion Sack MeDoriald ...thanked
she spenker with .a 'token of
mires i tion.
President. Lion Jan . ",9fli Vilet
rt'Si ti.011 fill' the meeting, The
sing snug was led by Lien Tamer.
);:d;or wit Ii Miss Ann
Gained(' the ficcompo)iist. *bile
nion Toil Twister John 1-Tanna.
iwas busy extorting fines.
Moll mall and minutes 'were dealt
with by secretary Lion C'ec'il Mc-
Fadden. \vho •wos complimented
in,. th e District Governor for his
prompt reports. Business included
reporis ily I:1011s C. R. Dunbar on
;he Children's Aid Chrismas Party
fund: R.H. Cousins sold ITo' CND)
objective hod been readied: Fronk
Coiner on the bus trip to the Teo
Follios in Toronto: Ross 'AT cC[ill on "Illeit`s.
'dims ro
tlyow was won by Lion
Hi I Ad min istra t ion r the :Solna Claus Parade,
\v. 'Kennedy.
IIJ Huron
Libraries,
Two new members, Gerritt von
Veen 01)d Albert TenPas were
'ducted by the District Governor,
'he Goderich Lions expressed
their thanks ror n ph,ason t Oven-
following. Lions wets, pre-
sented with 1110 per emit attend-
ance, pins: Selwyn Bilker. it 13
Cousins, Henry Exel, George
Mutter. Cecil l'Jrker,
Pea rson, 11. -A. Rann.
Smith, 11ank Ten Pas, Hama
Thonmt.i.. ..\ic-rof.idyn.