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POST PUBLISI-IING HOUSE Wednesday, December 18th, 194,6 tRUSSELS, ONTAF;;;'1,0)
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Candlelight Carol Service
4; at Melville Presbyterian Church Brussels
on Sunday, December 22nd
at 7,30 P.M.
New Christmas Carols and Anthems
Organ Recital, Christmas Dittsic . 7.10 p,m.
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CORNER STONES
Rev. G. A..Mane, NI.A.
A World awaits the 01) c. —(2)
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all tenreaders we say a
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Brussels Poet next week because of me telhld h,
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. of the 44(1(1 r-11 ea.-inv. of Mary i
Catharine Lowe Stewart, beloved
wife (If peter etesenel Born in firer
Township, 75 years- ;leo. the dime:li-
ter of Elleaheth ,Telinstes and
holiday* be a joyous one."
Mee>, Catherine Lowe Stewart
PROCLA.
In accordance with the British tradition and to fall .in line
with towns surrounding Brussels. I hereby proclaim
ThurAa
sSs., 6th
Boiing Day A Cic
Asking the citizens to observe it as such.
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
Special CRANBROOK
Week end visitors at the home of
Allen and Mrs, Cameron were Jas.
I and Mrs. Ritchie and son Douglas
! Murrayp and Mrs. Parton and daugh-
ter Sharon Anne, all of London.
'1,111 annual Christmas concert of
I S.S. No. 7, Grey will be held on
Thursday evening, Dec. 19. inthe
school.
Several members of, the Young
- Women's Ausciliaty provided a treat
for the children of the Mission and
at their Met meeting of the Year.
After ,school on Monday the children
gathered in the church basement.
The ITylun "Away In a Manger," was
Ruse and Mrs. MacIver led in prayer.
The secretary, Berve, Knight, read
, the minutes and called the roll.
Several songs and cliontses were
sung. The mite boxes were banded
in and while they were being opened
the children enjoyed games. At the
close sencleviehes, vonkles and choco-
late milk were served.
Earl and MVS, Dunn and Mrs.
Florence Michel were among the
guests at the Withheld—Meehan
wedding on Dea 11.
Holiday Dance
Brussels Town Hall
on
Friday, December 27th
to the music of
Ross Pearce and His Band
Vocalist
Novelty Dance Prizes
Dancing 9.30 sharp to 12.30
Lunch served after dance.
Admission 75c per person
Under the auspices of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge
Glory to God in the higheet and
on earth peace and good will
toward men.
Meiile Church
ministei Rev. G. A. Milne, M,A
10 a. 41. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. m, Nativity Service.
Subject"Then Came the Dawn."
7,30 p. Can.dle-elght Service
Subject :—
"The Angels' Song."
Louis, 11 Thompson, organist
and Choirmaster.
*et,.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Christmas Sunday
"The Christ Child"
Christmas Music
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
p. sn. The Shepherd's Story
A Speolaa Evening Service
Of Christmas, Song and Story,
Everyone Cordially Welcome
Church of England
Parish of Brussels ;
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
Sunday Before Ohnletinas
Detember 22415, 1346
St. John'. Church Brussels --
10 a. m, Sunday School
11a. in. Morning Prayer
Bt. Devlie Church ftentryn-
1.46 p. n14 Evening Preyer
et, Georgefe "Church Welton -
3,16 P. m, bveinig Prayer
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Peter Stewart and family wish
o express sincere thanks and 'leen
appreoiation to relatives, friends
and neighbous for their kindly help,
and expressions of sympathy and
friendship during their recent
sudden bereavement.
Christmas Concert
S.S. No. 6, Grey
Friday, December 20th
8 P.M.
Adults 25c Children Free
DANCING
Ladies Bring Lunch
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY DECEMER 20th
Music by Ken Wilbee
and His Orchestra
Dascing from 10 to 1.30
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Under auspices of Brussels
REGENT THEATRE
9,6aforth, Ont
Now Showing—
Thurs., Fri., Sat, Dec. 19, 20, 21
The Runaround
with
Rod Cameron Elia Raines
Broderick Crawford
A misbehaving honey—a misguided
sleuth—what happened to them
from coastto.coast couldn't happen
any funnier!
Mon. Tues., Wed., Dec. 22, 23, 24
A Night In Casablanca
with
The Marx Bros, in the
Howlraiser of 1946
Next Thur.. 'Fri., Sat, Doc, 26, 26, p7
Monsieur Beaucaire
with Bob Hope — Joan Caulfield
Hope doesn't miss a trick In making
this pictuee a Hot of fun and
laughter
COMING—
Oa You Love
with
mole Hoymes Maureen O'Hara
Harry James
lo Technleoldr
1 Lowe, she grew np In titie eiss-riet,
iShe was married in Me 3,1 Pete,
Stewart and moved to Isengdon.
ND., whPt.tthey th031 '01' 44)11147
i111.11, later returning to Brnseele
where they have spent the peat V.
V-trs 441. 44140 11 votritm member
of Melville Presbyterian
illheelth prevented her attentl-
enee at services. She is eervivecl by
her husband and seven children
11)01111', 0 lass of n loving mother
Roy and Team Hemingway nf To-
ronto; Archie of Windsor; Grahame
of Bey City Mich.; Florence Me
Gavin of Seatoeth and Hazel Meth" -
son and Stewart Lowe of Brussels.
One sister, Mrs, Margaret Cardiff
and one brother, Robert Lowe or
Winnipeg also sntrvive, Them are
sexteen grandchildren.
The funeral took place on Satur-
day onternoon from her late home
with Rev. Geo. Milne In charge. The
pallbearers, were: John Work, Sohn
Tun], David Sholdice, Ernest Cardiff,
Harvey Detente and Douglas Bemire.
way.
Many beautiful floral tributes
carried messages of sympathy to the
sorrowing relatives and bespoke the
esteem 111 which she was held in the
coumunityline cards, flowers and treats. They
NV4711P all greatly appreciated.
Mrs. 7cent McNair
morn.The author of tli.. li
was eneeelotp of that 447((1 4(2
tICVa10,111171g. which w lee, ye
assoeiate with Christmas, Christmas
is so tlifferent to the other asons.
WP herald it with 110 small amount
of preparation yet nur awakening to
Its netted arrival 14 always start-
ling That same :mph prevailed to
some csonaiderable degree plot'
tu 1,"11- fll',' ('11'141111544. 71111 ,i'v' •
knew that something was about
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Series
Group 2 Group 3
Allenferd BreeeeIe Atwood
1 Itite,sy Po,lwiell Trawl -wide,-
Virlarton Gorrie Monitton
;Elmwood Belgrave Mitebe1 1
i Londeehme, Nowt
i Linwood
Dee yttra
Th.. Sebe,inle for glom) 2 was.
f1111wn up:—
Dee. 27- norrit, VP. Lan 11 1`PlUtP0
Dee, 27—Fordwieh vs. Beigrave
Dee 30—Ferdwieh VP roliPpplp
bnppen, yet the happening was in irises 21- Tielgrave vs. Gerrie
;Beep' ,tartling. The inv of tan. 2—I,ondesboro vs. Belgrave
e.liverneee eould only aries from
be ativerit of a mighty tonotteroe
who would bring material emn.nelpa-
f tints 'rlint 10 ettletiv where the
apnroerb to the 51111 fihrietmae bears
such a Mose resemblance to this
preeent time. The material state of
;the world presente problems far
'which there is no apparent material
eolution. Ts. there anyone en bold
as to hope that this Christmas
might offer a -spiritual sointion to
I.1111 2,--14'm.4 win vs. T,endesbero
'Jan. 6-0orele vs. Brnseels.
Tan, S—Belgrave Vs. Fordwieh
Tan. 10—Belgrave ye. tondeeborn
1.Tan 10-11russels vs. Gorrle
Jen. 1 3 ---Brussels vs. Belgrave
.Ten. 7 4—Lon11es1)0ro Forclwich
jan. 17—Gorrie vs, Belgrave
.Ten. 17—Bruseele vs. Lencleehoro
San. 21—Lonclesbero vs. Gerrie
Jan. 22—Brussels 441. Forawieh
ran. 24-1('ordwieh vs. Gerrie
the world's problems?, The Jesve Jan. 2.5-13elgrave ye. Bruseele
failed to recognise the eolution when Jan. 27—Londesboro vs. Brussels
it armeareel in their midst and there Jan. 23--norrie vs. Fordwiell
is every likelihood of that failure
being repeated ores again le we
refuse to give Christ His piece in
the (mining relebrat'ons. To asenit
something and fall to reroaniite its
arrival is one of 11205 41.41 4811
e.orrows. ;toy and peaces are pricelese
:rifts and they no free do all this
Km as tide,
raqn OF THANKS
wish to thank my many friends
for the 143(1(14) 1144 shown to me.
while 0 was a patient in Vietorin
Hospital. Alan siren-, 0 have re.
turned home. In the way of send -
F n I N
Whitfield—Meehan
An PV,Pit of interese took weep on
Wednesday. Dec. 11 at the herne of
hTi', and 1lTre. Stanley 'Meehan whop
thee. seenml daughter, Mary Lois,
beeame the bride of Mr. Douglas H
Whitfield of Kitchener. Tate double
wedding -ring ceremony was 1101'
formed by Rev, S. Brenton of Ethel,
under Eln arch of evergreen with
111111181 3(1114 and weddieg hell, provost-
ly o,t 8.1110 to strains of music pinged
by Mrs. Brenton, The bridal party
took their places, the bride given in
marriage by her father, wore a floor -
length gown of ivory satin, with
sweetheart neckline and flower
applique, feather headdress and Irma
veil and carrying an arm bremstet of
red roses, She was- attendee by
her Bigler Miss Glenna Masher in a
long gown of mauve moire teffeta
with matching mitts and headdress
and en men bouquet of yellow
earnetions. The groom wns attend
ed by yr. 7, (-1, 'Reed n1' Idetowel,
Prereding the cerernony and during
the signing of register 1VIre. Reed
sang in lovely, voice, The 7,01,414
Prayer and I'll walk beside 7011,
accompanied by Mrs. Brenton,
Dinner was. served to 25 guests the
bride's table centred with the
wedding -cake and lighted 147(4 4715:
Toasts were proposed and responded
to by the groom and the bride's
father, The groom's gifts were, to
the bride a gold eompact, the bridee-
maid silver barrettes, to- the soloist
and Pianist, Pearl ear -rings and to
the groomsmen a Plastic
Later, the yonng couple left amid
showers et confetti ,an5 good wishes
on a *net trip to Stratford and
Toronto, the bride wearing a winter
white suit with stittirrel trim and
brown accessorlets They will
vesicle at 145 Waterloo St, Kitch
en6r,
The United Church
The moirning eermon at. the 'United
Churolt was from the text in Isaiah
40 "Prepare ye the Way of the Lord."
The garrison subjeet Was. "netting
ready for (Shristsnas." Mael, Sentries
Walker sang "Sweet will of God?' lo
estcellent WACO.
tri the oisening, hymn slides
brought the rontsregatiOn together
511 Gosnel •einging, The 91ni "Drink-
ing and Drilling" was eXhibited. -The
Chtlattriete Carel "0 Little town of
fictailehern"was sung 1113 enartet
by Mines Thebna TirOthere, Betty
001101.11e and Lawrie Centeitis and
Joint
5 Dozen $1.00
Yee 60 Sunitial Oranges for 51.00
The sweetest, juiriest. most 11471147'
10115 Oranges just arrived from Cali-
fernia, Taste the difference rod
ampere the price. Tf Its fruit or
vegetables yon want Brewer's (71008'
2814110 bras it See these Sunkist
Oranges before you buy. )1 case 32.50
a full case 34,75, We Sell far LFSS.
GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
PHONE 6
BRUSSELS, ONT.
The :7,7,34i, 5
.of the 1946-1947 ef-
licers and a Christmas Candle Light
Service were features of the meeting
of the W.M, .Soriety hold at the
home of Mrs. Rose on Tneeclay even-
ing, Dee. 1. Mrs. Nichol, president,
preedeling, Mrs, Rev. Wilson took
charge. of the candle light ceremony.
Four members, representing the
1('0m -e11 of Mrs. Nichol, Miss
E. Downing, Mrs. Baelser and Mleo
11. DOIrntalg: four representing Can-
acliam women, Mrs. R. 13. Cousins,
Mile, Downing, Mrs. McArthur and
Mrs. 13 213. Aletlonald. After sing-
ing Christmas. Carols the meeting
closed with prayer.
Officers for 1947 W.M.S.
President, Mrs. S. 11. Davison; 1st
Vice, Mrs, Wilson; 24rd Vice, Mrs, L.
Nichol; 3rd Vice, Mre, Hamilton;
Recording sec., M. Robietscua assist-
ant, Mrs. Bell; Coe. sec., Miss Fier -
MICE! Buchanan; Treas., Mr. Me-
Lattehlin, assistant. !401s 15. Down-
ing; Pianist, Mrs, Armstrong, assist -
anis Mrs. Hamilton; Press Sec., Mies
D. 'Downing; MisSion Band, Mrs.
Hann, Mrs, Norman Hoover, Mrs.
Lyle Brothers; Literature Sees Mrs,
11 N. 1WeDonalde Temperance .Sec,,
Miss H. Downing; Home Helpers
Mrs, Bodice Armstrong and Mrs, Will
Cardiff; -Christian Stewardship, Mrs
A, 0. 'Seeker; Miesionary Monthly,
Mrs. Downing,
Officers W.M.S, 1947
Finance Com, Mrs, Masker, Mrs.
McLauchlan and Miss 10, Downing;
Strangers Sec., Mrs. IVIcArthur, Mrs,
Manning; .Samply Oosn., Mrs. Rose;
Auditore, Florence Bechatlest and
Mrss Busehlin,
LOST—
A Ration Boole Finder please rail
Wilmer Reefs Phone 20.709
ChriturtagConcert
ot Union United church
Monday, December 23rd
Adults 25o Children Free
I Come and see Santa and
have a good Onto.
Melville Church
Preaching on a text Prom Tit,
1:15 on Sunday meriting Rev.
George Mian•e pointed out the dis
tinction between innocence and
pitrity as exemplified in the lsfe of
543. Patti, also the distinction between
temptation and sin. The anthem
was 'Hymn of Thanksgiving' ler
Silvester. The parable. of the
leishnntimen formed the subject of
Mr. Milne's evening address which
outlined the conditions of steward-
ship whih are 11111(11114 011 all 4444 -
Tossing Christians.
Christmas Concert
St. John's Church
St. John's Anglienn 1 hurch Sunday
Sehnolwill have their Christmas
concert on Monday. Dec. 23111. 1
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FARE AND A HALF
Christmas and New Year's:
Good going: Friday, Dec. 20 to
Wednesday, Jan. 1 inclusive. Return
Limit: Leaving destination not later
than Midnight. Tuesday, Jan. 7.
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FARE AND A TH/RD
Christmas: Going Monday, Dec.
23 to Wednesday, Dec. 25 inclusive.
Return Limit: Leaving destination
not later than Midnight, Thursday,
Dec. 26, 1946.
New Year's: Going Monday,
Dec. 30 to Wednesday, Jan. 3,
inclusive. Return Limit: Leaving
destination not later than Midnight..
Thursday, January 2, 1947.
Tickets and complete information
from any Agent.
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SOUTHERN ONTARIO faces a severe power shortage right now. Every
home, farm, store and industry in the southern part of the province must
save electricity in every practical way if essential services are to be main-
tained during the present winter period, and rationing restrictions avoided.
Hydro, therefore, asks your sincere co-operation to relieve an urgent situation.
THE DAILY PERIOD DURING WHICH SAVINGS SHOULD Br
EFFECTED IS3tETWE7N 8 A.M. AND 8 P.M., AND CON ITI NS
ARE •ARTICULARLY ACUTE I ETWEEN 4 P.M. AID 7 P.M.
HE • EiiII
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IN T E
Eliminate all Christmas decorative lighting until Saturday, December 21st,
H 0 E and again after January lst,1947.
Turn off lights when not required.
Use a minimum number of lights in the Wing -room, consistent with good vision.
Use electrically heated water sparingly and check leaking hot water taps.
Do not use range elements on "high" when a lower heat will serve, and turn off aff
elements as soon as possible.
Cook oven meals as often as possible and avoid the unnecessary use of surface elements.
Turn off verandah and other outside lights.
Turn off all small appliances as soon as possible.
Do not use electric air heaters and grates.
IN STORES
Eliminate all Christmas decorative lighting before December 2103,
AND OFFICES 1946, and again after January 1st, 1947.
Eliminate the use of electricity for signs and store windows from fi a.m. to 3 p.m.
Turn off all lights when not required.
Use electrically heated water sparingly and check leaking hot water taps.
Do not use electric air heaters,
11..ti Switch from day to night operations wherever practicable.
INDUSTRIES Turn off factory and Office lights when not needed.
Turn off motor -driven machines when not required end effect other savings witerevee
possible.
Avoid the use of all non-essential outdoor tightin
Do OM use electric space heaters.
IIYDRO4LECTRIC POWIIR COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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