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ANNIVERSARY
here
J' ti^o''It��3russeis 3 SU�� lfo ge, vices will be held at
— 2 Big Hits —
ALLOTMENT WIVES
:Starring
Kay Francis, Otto Kruger. and Paul Kelly
and •
RIDERS OF THE DAWN
with
Jimmy Wakely and Lee: "Lasses" White
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26th at 8.15.p. m.
:FRIDAY, SEPT„ 27th, ;�t 7e30 and 1).3,O
' Adults 35c Tax Included Children 1,8c
Note Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Featuring Increased Prize Money
And improved A f tracU ons
Add A' u acie1,s'.
STANGER SHOWS AND MIDWAY
— Pun For Yoing And Old —
EALAMINO HORSE
Popular trick horse that has attracted a great deal tri attention
will perform on grounds.
PONY RIDES FOR CHILDREN
Every youngster will want to ride these ponies.
School Parade
The parade will form up at Victoria Park at 1;00 p, to., on
Friday, Ootobet 4th and will be beaded by the hand, All teeehers
and pupils in the parade admitted free to the grounds.
Best appearing school iu parade: -1st 310.00; 2nd $500
$2.00 to each school entering.
No children admitted free unless in parade.
Gentlemen's Road Race $50.00
Entry Fee — Membership Fee Only
(3 heats — best 2 out of 3 heats — %a mile track)
60% Speed — 40% Style
$25.00 — $15.00 -- 310.00
HARNESS RACES
PURSE $400.00
Continuous performance throughout afternoon.
Committee — T. L. McDonald, R. J. McLauchlan, G. H. Galbraith
2.28 Trot or Pace $200.00 Purse
2.22 Trot or Pace $200.00 Purse
Every heat a race. Association rules to govern,
Entry Fee $5.00 Each.
Entries will be received up to 11 a.m. Oct. 4th. Three one -mile
heats in each race, Rights reserved to declare off any race it not
satiefaetorily filled, or on account of weather conditions. Money div-
ided 40, 80, 20 and: 10 per cant. Trotters allowed 8 seconds.
a,
Co cert andaice
will be held on the evening of
FRS (a % E't, 4t;i
ttrus &&s To n Hall
Featuring m Cook's COTtleeTY CO.
Dance to be held after c nce 't
Brussels
an
in Attendance at Grounds.
You are cordially invited
to attend the Fall Fair.
Admission Adults ,85o1
Children 20oAutomobltee 20o
ROY 0. COUSIN%
Preeldent,t Sec..These.
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ROST. JOHNSON.
11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m,
(standard time)
The speaker will be
`REV. WILBUR ROGERS
of Dungannon.
'Special music by the dhoir.
A welcome Is extended to all.
r
Addition To Prize List
7•his, hent ,int ounce- an addition
to the leoliete' Work th.1 wee net
mehulel 111 the laid prize list of
East Huron Tenll Fab', it is:—
Collection b'anty Work 0 to 10
Ittet•c's 1st e2.011; 2nt1 Sl ,n; 3rd $1.110.
Etr.;!:1.:IsTT THEATRE
/: • D
flint
Now Showing—
Thur., Fre, Sat , Sept. 26, 27, 28
Pardon M) Past
with
Free( MacMurray and
Marguerite Cha;,man
A top-notch Comedy In the 'usual
MacMurray style.
Man., Tues., Wed. Sept. 30, Oct, 1.2
Doll Face
with
Vivian Blaine Dennis O'Keefe
Perry Como Carmen /Veranda
Ths is a livery fast-moving picture
full of music and laughter with a
sigh or two thrown in for good 1
measure.
Next Thur„ Fri., Sat. Oct, 3-4-5
A Walk In The Sun
with
Dana Andrews and Richard Conte
An Interesting Italian war story
with an all-male east.
COMING :
Ida Lupino
Devotion
with
Olivia DeHavitand
and Paul Henreid
"You are not your own, you
were bought for a price; then
glorify God."
P14,1e/i►le Church
t4ellstet Rev, G. A. Miine, M.A.
RALLY DAY
10.45 a. na Sunday School will
assemble In lower auditorium,
11 a. m. Rally Day Service.
Sermon subject: "Work and
Prayer and Love."
7 p. m. "The Common People"
All services on Standard Time.
.Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Rev. A. D. Penman,
of Londesbor'o,
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P. M, Evening Praise
Rev. Mr.Penman.
All servioes on Standard Time.
A Cot'ial Welcome To All
Church of England
Perish of Brussels
Rev. J. I•t.. Kerr, Rector
15th Sunday After Trinity
September 29th, 1946,
St, Johne Church Brussels -
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m, Morning Prayer
and Seeman
St. David's Church Henfryn--
8 p. m. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
Ste l`ieorgo'e Church Walton.—
8 p, m. Annual Harvest
Thanksgiving Service Will be
held, The speolal Thank -Offer..
Ing WilI be devoted to the Pun•
Mg expenses of the Church.
All serV(ees oh standard dine,
..w.,,.,,..,,,. A ., a .....m.......m.�.n�...,a BRUSSELS, ON
1 Attention Motorists
It is t'equ, 'ted that ,,It 1
I,: ttr "la a c.(t p.n'hiu ,n
the Village, of Brus r lr If mtnc 1 isl
will always angle park €heir ear,
there will be roam for nurt't'
They are usked also to refrain from
stopping in the middle of the .tr,•rt
behind parked caws. The practic...
,,hstructs traffic 1t1111 1- a trapten,
cause of accidents. Kindly 111*rrvl
th.se rerhteslts.':
W. II. BELL,
Chief of Poiir•P
H -,Hn Come To The Fair
Thad evens dean' to tate heart et •,
fainting community—the Fa11 Fell
wig hr hole in Bl+nsesls this pee, u':
Timitt, i' and Feeley Goober cal
and nth. iligger and better than
ever Hatt that it IR lining 1neum d
aft Pr war yc+are. Don't rate': I.'
The Stalt,wnt' Mieway anti slum',
will be herr it7th Mery-floiloiril
and Ferris Wheel to rt lieht till'
young font end malty 011e,. .t;rr,•'-
tions. Paan live ponies for the tiny
Into t , rime, HarlIPSs Rare, with s
four 'h'undred dollar purse, for tracts
,'nthl,v •tits, Thr palace will be
fell of beautiful things, from ntretile-
wm•1+ to fruit rind Hewers for the
holies
tel admire,
Have yon ehttDlei a eonv of 01'-
1340 prize list? Yon can got thorn
from the eoeretary Robt, Johnson at
the Rann and .Tnhnson Furniture
Store, Get yours now and look it
over carefully. See wheat splendid
prizes are offered and prepare to
make as many entries as possible.
The rlirec•tors ask that you bring
your entries to the grounds as early
ns posalble,
Evertor•' will 'be a.t the Tirussele
fair—en yott be there to raper your
frienrle and enjoy the many ^rttrae-
Neat= nrnyltled,
ire^ta Iatt.r-,e T✓.1 l spear
At The Fair
A pelantino horse. that has de.
lighted ernwds at races and fairs
throughout• western Ontario will
perform on the grounds at the
Btnts:cels Fall Fair on Friday. Oct.
4th. Dontt miss the antics of thin
clever, well trained horse,
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lena% To Parade
PThe school parade to the Brussels
fair grounds on Friday, October 411
will form rip at victoria. Park at
1.00 p.m. and win be headed by
Bronwyn Band, Ali teachers and
Pupils in the parade will be admitted
free to the geoun:ds, The best
appearing schoois in the particle will
receive h:andeetne prizes tet, 810.50
acct and. $5,00, Each school in the 1
llamado will receive $2.00. Come. on
teachers and pupils make your
parade a good one:
The •United Church
The pithteipal reason why our
Christian Churches are not filled on
Sunday is that the ntaecei,ty of our
people do not take religion. seriotssiY•
For all they can see. religion simply
does not matter, Treating God
lighlt]y, wits tete subject of the
morning Gorman in the United
Chmrrh, The choir sang "The
Creation" adapted from TTaydn. Mrs,
Harold Campbell son a solo part,
very effectively,
CARD OF THANKS
Thee fancily of the late Great Mary
Speira,n wisih tt1 express their sincere
thanks tied apinreciattion for the acts
of itindn•eets, messages: of syampnthy,
beautiful floral tribntee and to all
those who beeped in navy way during
titp.h. recent bereavement.
DANCE
at Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27310
To the music 'of Ken. Wilbee
and His Orchestra
Dant,inn from 10 to 1,30
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Linder auspices of the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian Legion.
CORNER STONES
i TURN RACK YOUR r Leeeee
It•,.. (, .. A. :Ill: r, �1..\. ' 1 We revert to Standard timer
Cleistian Reconstruction. —(1) ;' at 12 o'clock Saturday night,
Thi- ::-c's of ;obeli-, it]!]
14.111 111,, urr)t]+,nls of re•cnnntrnrl(nr
firm n c'gt''isiian standpoint. Darin
the war year' w,• hoard mnr'h ,holt
r-
eensh•tn'tten and new ordere
"'leaet'.•' t Min eee vitally intereeted
In The efforts benne' made, by inter
r •.r nn'rl rninrils 'n find ennitahlr•
stilt111011,. to ihr• world'. meet nre,:e-
o'•nhk•n,s muet realize that
111, re r+t'i le, ^n _nr•tt 11,111" . as n
r nn_nt fPty row order. MT re-
, n t•neilon ratter hn ni'i4' With
+ . 10,11-.7•10,"1"tt' il't t••_:ic•,t•Itl"n
\.''rn, the r>,,, •h )- •,inn.. to rnnea*n
Peen with file t» ,,tame r+r ir'v
rP ttan nitfnlrs trhG•h must
1.. -,•.,>; ,t Th"+•� 1' eh+:. d•;neor nt
1,61711' entnneiea In the details of
'•r t „ le 1e t+•,, Chet the primary
,'tee, -r tt,n 41,11 .h 1;, to floe„
•r •rn,l hertnr rh.i rima, bit in i
,',rryine mit that f,ndnmental task
"rhe Chu"elt mast hove snmr•thinn'
,.:a,.;• t„ o,i•.rt. "Tt not rnn+tsh to i
etty that if we rhan'e rho fnrltridual
yea mill of nrnas.lty r11•ln,rr+ the i
Penni order, That le n bai?-truth.
Fn•• the sonny order IF not merle nP
entirely of !reel -tetra, now Irvine.
Tt is matin ep of leeerttee ettthidne
tbat have tame 4r,»rn front son.rn.
tion to aenerstion •ihrnneh en'.tnene,
1••�•.c teetitnitere. •+Irl mn_t of til-nc-,
1^dantmrlanuly of indivirinnle
now tiring. Chem. those hula
elde 'te and vett run lint nereeenrily
change the .social erfler. ,
Th. rhnrrh meet reneern itself
wee 111r an 171 n"i ,' le" the n -eerie
roaror ',p it rnnrerne Peril with
al rn>,'re' hecnvst 111,' pressure r+f
the Penni order -anon the individual
mar be the mast potent Palmation n'
a11,
' Sept. 28th, ..The, pu0'i., mot
1 I * reminded to turn back their
1 r r,;cc kr: arc ]it t;, „t em elt;1M
e this Saturday. All church
ser••:tces in Drussr.ls will he
' I on Standard time en Sunday.
: * Brussels Town Council
I
Look In The Window
1 Diu you SU,711,: Two 1.:.1;w 1, •'-a„i,
11 display in the ,in.riott. of Ti,(,
tun,..:, f i,1' -iii,,,, unique 'lame
rant thee. mean, i= ! e.
li ere grew. 11 ntt ,,,r,.1
pooling ting potutt c for ' m
, eal 1 (' 31
jI. IIF,'s nl 111 : }owl; 'lr-•,1
tflit pcelitt: _- with ,pt,t. ,e end n;,.f-
.1 r lioth, I ilr iIPou1 1 1;-:1
i,y the t.WOn in til,• ;c;edt'.r of 71,1.1.
nffkg:
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lihaftrjli" Ch.,'-rh
.The Dtvirlends of Sin” was the
snbjaet of the nanister's sermon at
the service on Sunday morning.
Titin subject outlined the manner in
which personal sin ran wreek havoc
in the lives of nose with whom the
sinner mines in eonta.tt.
"God is a Spirit” by Brown was
tate nether, rendered by the choir,
The evening service was with-
drawn to permit members to attend
St. .Tohn's Church of England
Harvest Thanksgiving•
Mrs, Currie, Listowel,
Entertains ,Her Daughter
Mrs, P, N. Currie entertained at an
informal pre -nuptial tea last Wed -
l1 snap etten•noon and evening in
Honor of her daughter, Helen, Assist-
ing Mrs, Currie to receive the guests
was Mrs, George Elliott, sr„ Brits.
sets, motiher of t11e bridegroom. Mrs,
Nesbitt Hemiltonl Atwood opened
the door during the afternoon and
was relieved in the evening by Mrs.
Jttelr Wilson Lietowel, In the (lin-
ing room the lace -covered tea 'table
was effectively arranged with an
antique centrepiece holding gladio-
li and fern intermingled at She
base with sn'apdragons. This was
flanked by white tapersin sliver
hoidens, Pouring tea were Mrs.
C. 17. Connor, of Atwood in the
afternoon, and Miss Easel Hay and
Mrs, S. R, Vernon in the eventing.
Assisting in the tea room were
Mrs, Donald Howes, Mrs, P, S. Pet.
teem, enol Mrs, Jack Wtlemn, in
the afterroon; and fit the evening,
Mrs. Cannons and Mrs, Patterson,
The gifte and trousseau were dis-
played by Mrs, Ross Thompson of
Atwood, and Mrs. R. C, .Elliott of
Brussels, in the afternoon, and by
Mrs. Donald T•Tgwes, Miss 17ainne
Cunningham, Mrs, R. C. Elliott,
and Mrs, Nesbitt Hamilton in the
evening,
PORN
WILSON—Tit Brnsa,rle on Frkley.
.SNA. 2001 to Mr. and Mug, Eldon
Wilson of Grey hvp. —a deughter,
A NNflTVR S.A RY SERVICES
will be held in
Knox Presbyterian Chuirth, Ethel
On .Sunday, October 6th
Services 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Guest preacher t itev. A. G.,Scott of Monkton
Special music by the choir.
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St. Jahn's Church
Harvest Services
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Center" Ard Dance
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cn As Usual r 1 r., , roily, Oct 4th ._.
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1>0 ,P,y •,nd Saturday rnornl"g
^ply PHONE
GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
Tribute To
The Girls' Ball Team
Although the 'ooze Mies
, of nn
;:ofthall t, arm ser; def•.a'erl ),
Dublin, and sei lust out on a last tr
1'nr ,he ceampienehip• til«,y 01.111
-^"11 a word of praise. Their
defeat was no disgrace. It was not
brought about by carleesress on
their part. They lost to better, more
e:e
xpernred players. For some of
1110 cells it was their firer season.
Audrey Anderson and Francis Shaw
both elle a good job in rheIr first
Reason as pitcher and eat ober res•
nectiv'efy thew
The players. and dro
in charge deserve credit for what
they did accomplish, We believe
that the experience gained this
season will help then bring hone the
St. John's Guild
Til..
the La,tie- (111111 wax held t
home (le Davis
Ttlenkb„!', nt\.vr.n,
c '1•ilt l:lt' 'ii';:"
t,enr-d with the limn n•r-'t
rlit•tttf w- hove T,"n-
by Pr::yer', for e;llitlance and
k t111,1Stlgt 1 +5• The ('1.
(h t, I.uir fr,rr h „l;:r
111.e .'r:4 t! be lire. 1L F ._
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1htnres , '1; Prelims
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w 1 e• r end and zoom+0ed ^r �;•.
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1' the 1'r' tl.,.nt, T13,•lniir ...
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Y �atnrdap v. drre,ratr the church tri..
ihr: liar^ t.' F,tft•al. Rnitday. Rep(
211d, firs. Wm. Nfe17111-,'i,c-o!:
donated ?b dozen tea tow l n Tee.
Guild. Part of a report nn 111.
inter-4"lrnrch Conference boll
McMaster university- last .311ne W,
rend by 311's. A. Morrow and was.
notch enjoyed by the menthers.
Contests w,rr eondurted by Mrs..
,r, Hamilton while tea was being
served and an interesting rocetin.-t
Was brought to a ,'lose with prayer.
The hostess was assisted by Were.
Jim Davis.
championship next year. I �FTah .TON
* * * * * * * * * The Slst Anniversary Rnrviccs of
PAS' "IP y "r' [d! ,- Jls'» 47(0T3, • bele on Sunday. Sept,Tt'td, with
M,
* 's >1, * * * * * * - Dr. A, ,T, Johnston of 'Emmanuel
College Toronto as the specln#
speaker. in the morning the choir
under the direetinn of Mee. Harvey
Brown, arganict, ably rendered two
anthene and n lades' trin. The guest
soiist wee Miss Lois, Whitney of
Sea'Cnrth, 1)r. Johnstml spoke ,10 t11a
need of the altar in the individual
life,
At the entwine' servirr the choir
was assisie3 by a male quartette
tion Blvtlt that fullflied the ex,
peetations of everyone lay the way n
withal they presented the Gospel
song. Dr. Joluestcnt snake' ,,r, -The
Lord .Teens Christ" delivering a
powerful sermon ++utphasizin Clint
the (Merck as welt as others, has
lint been negligent in admiring' and
nxpinining ,Tea11>, but the - Cltrolt,
Choral] people have fallen down int'
not following ,Tesne. here. he decinr-
ed. Wag the eolntion to rill man's
problems.
The ladies of the rongretatnn had
the Church beautifully decorated
with autumn flowers. and at beth t'htr
ramming and evening service 19o0-
ehippt'rer crowded the nndtnrinln.
The Thankoffrring amounted to -
over $005. Rev R. (4. T•Tazlewnnd,
the minister, rondnrted the services:
Duff's 'United Cihureh, Walton. were
Mrs. Greta Ballantyne,. Stratford,
Is the guest of Mrs, M. Ballantyne,
y *
Mrs. W. Porter is spending the
week at their summer home at
Crooked Lake, Muskoka,
s • to
Mrs. Fred Richer/le, bdtnontnn, is
a Bluest a4 the home of her heather
Robert .7 and Mfrs. Hoover. 1)
,v m ee
Mr, Dobson LoCq,tlat of lite heed
offlrn ar ihr Bank of Commerce.
Toronto. visited the Terits:selc branch
this week.
* ,t, ,v
Mr. Todhope, of hancaster. Cali-
fornia loft Tuesday of this week
after visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, W. Punter.
* * 1
Miss Roberts, Rrg,N„ nein is in
elinu;ge of public health nursing in
Tirusscl;r and (prey this year, made
tin official visit to Brussels sehonl
this week.
• * r
Mr. and likrs. Tom S,prnai, Petrr-
llnrnntrh; Mr. and Mra. Ohas.
T?nimn•ge, Winthrop: Mese ;res. Me-
Gnire Hanna, North T)a:ten:tri vinite6
their .mint Mrs. Andre nn, geeel s3.,
Monday afternoon,
s1 to e
Mr. and Airs. Thos, C4ammak0e.
Gntleeirb R)lanf Sunday et the home
of Mr. and Mrs, G. Davis and Mr.
and Mra. J. Davis and attended the
Harvest Tltanlrcgiving servinfs at
St. John's Cikervil.
* 1 *
Mr. Peter Stewart, a most highly
respected ettiyen of town, eeiebrated
his 843171 birthday no Sunday of this
week. Congratulations are due Mr.
Stewart 9rom Luis nnmet,ona friends
in tort, and surrounding country. He
is as aative to many a then several
Years younger. A dinner was Meld
stt*4ray for the innnnedlfate fatrilty
When a very Pleasant tlnle was
en jayed by eveY Otte,
Notice. To Contractors
The contracts of eleanin.e tuna
repah^ing approximately 201t rod's of
the Sellers Drain end apptt(,xtmatetw
500 rods of the Ellis Train to Morris
Township will he let by public
auction at '01(1 1st 20, Concession 8 -
at 9 a.m., Sept. 27, 194,6,
TIME TABLE CHANGES
Effective
Sunday, Sept. 29th, 1946i
and other specific elates.
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