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Dormeyer electric food mixer
Wire toasters
Electric toasters
Egg beaters
Autmoatic irons
Cast aluminum frying pans
Copper and galv. wash boilers
Carpenters & mechanis tools
Enamel, Aluminum and
Max goldfield,
St. John's Church
The suhjeet of the Renter's sermon
on Rumens, evening was 'The Danger
of Misnn'rders:taneine Lutea Events"
A Loving leather who can see the end
from the bea'inning does not lca\e
us to "blunder slung." 13e will lead
unerringly those who will follow even
though the pathway by dangerous
and obscure, Waywardness and dis-
obedience ore the things that bring
chaos into life, ',All thin;;s work to-
gether for good to them that love
God."
OVER-EXERTION
Warning against over-exertion and
strain at work or play 1s contained in
a health hnllallin from Ottawa, "Yon
wonldnr t expect a rowboat to tow a
battleship, so why ask your lardy to
tax itself with tasks only a horse
sitteuld perform?" ask National
Health experts. They advise care
in lifting and moviug henry objects.
"In the hour of worship
Granit Thy Preserve Lord!
Mere. the world forgotten,
Feed us on Thy Word."
1I3.1V1� is &,..hUrCil
Mlnlstot Rev. O. A. Milne. M,A
10 a. in. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a, m, "The Truth about God."
5 p. nr. "Colne Ye Apart."
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a, m. Morndng Worship
"Teaching By Parables."
Misslon Band
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 p. m, Evening Praise
"Christ The Way."
Everyone Cordially Welcome
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rot. J. H. Kerr, Rector
Sexagelsima
elebruaty 9th, 1947
St, John's Church, srusaets-
2 p. in. Sunday School
7.$0 p. m. Evening Prayer
St. David's Churohr Henfryn,---
2.80 p. m. Evening Prayer
St George's Church, Walton --
11 a. M. Morning Prayer
lei ftW ttim+•uuunmsaa.rimon...arn.
Oil space heaters
Coal brooders
Johnston air caroled engine
Site% & Cory coffee makers
Ironing board pad & covers
Clothes line rope & wire
Rubber stair treads
Paints, enamels & varnishes
Pyrex Kitchen Wares.
Phone 63x
Federation News
The County Hiterters .sell an ane
por1a•ut meeting to the Agricultural
Board Room, Clinton, on Tuesday
January 28. at 2.00 p -m., thirty 'ltrec-
t.nr•s being present.
The County Warble Fly Ca.:npait:'a
and tire Co-operative Medical
Services Hospitalization Plan. were
the main topics of discussion.
'Hugh T -I111, chairman. of the Warble
Ply Committee, outlined the propos-
ed plan and H. J. Hawkey, of ('rang
Spay Corporation, Toronto, Bunke
08 c0nc111.sioTts from experience
gnin.eri last year and egnipmrr t,
available to do the job this season-.
Ti is hoped that each township will
launch its own Campaign.
The Annual Meeting of the County
Hog Producers was held, in the
same office Wednesday afternoon,
along with the anneal meettiir of true
Yorkshire Breeders. George Clear,
Agricultural Repesentative of Bruce
Cnnntywas the special eprnker for
the occasion, 'Mr. Gear outlined the
plan adopted in Bruce County to
Increase the duality of our hogs.
Tt wile rircidad to send c full dele-
gation to the Annual Provinelal
Meeting, to be held in tate Royal
York 'Hata Toronto, on March 7011.
Plane were laid to step up the
quality of hogs in Huron County,
The Health Committee held a
meeting on Saturday afternoon,
deciding to mail a copy nf 01P pre -
posed Hospitalisation Plan to every
farm family in the County and to
distribute the same to all urban
organisations, during the first, half or
February. This is a matter whicb
will require the careful.consider-
ation of every family in the County.
Brussels Legion
ST. VALENT'INE'S
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
Music by Ken. Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Dancing from 10 to 1.30
THREE DANCE PRIZE'S
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont,
Now Showing -
Thur., Frt., Sat. Feb, 8, 7, 8
Janie Gets Married
with
Joan Leslie Anne Herding
Robert Hutton Edward Arnold
A flim which will cater to the faintly
trade -Is filled with the split of
youth and fun.
Mon., Tires„ Wed. Feb. 10, 11, 42
Somewher In The Night
with
John Hodfak and Nancy Guild
Be sure to see this gripping, edge•of•
the -seat picture whietl will keep you
wide awake Beery minute, ....A „film
having the unmistakable stem() .of
quality upon It..,,.....
Next Thur., Frt., Sat. Feb. 18, 14, 16
The Tme of Their Lives
with
Bud Abbott and Lou Costetfo
A new comedy approach by this
Team makes this good Entertain
mens It's different.
COMING -
0. S. S.
with Alan Ladd and
Geraldine Fitzgernid
Strong Dramatic Entertainment.
Wednesday, February 5th, 1947 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
VI$TING ORGANIST
Wi'bur Turnbull President , Lions lee Carnival East Huron Agricultural Society
Sponsoring Field Crop
Of Brussels Fall Fair Board Friday, Feb, 14th
•
Competition
1t a unr•"'htg nt the bon 1.4 of I 'rho rs Will he an Ice Carnival at ] a0 Iruro' :1ericnitu':1 040,1e1y 'ra
dIvrea ors of the Brussels Pn11 pair i,• 11 x•l» .1rea on Friday, F'eh sponsoring a field erne eorrtprt11M
(1411, noon eared by the [ha i. n 1947, .1t least .3 acres of 13 mina
i,inil s flab, (1 ons ❑r:
barley is to be grotvir by each curt.
In i;g nll+evet and there will be fun tesl;url. In order that regi.tered
for. 911. For perlaculars see 1Te i cw•<l way be artnrnd, :hogs wishiu
adrertiseutent elsewhere in this to ester this Compstltin'1 are naked
issun. P'rnekre.ds ni' the enrill val Cn nmkr' upplicathin for the amount
will go to Aird work for el ippli'1l of er ed they require not later than
cltildror,cnnae worthy or the Poi. 14 to R. 04 .Johnson, g,. ,..u•p•
support of�1t
vereene?.
iu itbs Brussels library on Tuesday
arternonn, Wilbur P1 rn)rull was
c•(cied president: Harry Bolger lst
vier -president; and Jack Wheeler
2nd cicetteeeld•rnt, Associate direr
to,, elected were Robt. Johnson
Wilfred S11m'tt•oetl, (lcoee;,' tialbraltir
Tallies. Armstrong, Tv,, M"Arte',, 11
.1. :11,?,aurhlin, 1). N. Mere vise. Wil-
liam Turnbull. Russell Knight, '1'. I,.
Mmbo r" 1, John Tlirksoc, M. Tmy-
cork, Tien, Ashton and Normae
t Hoover, Roy Cousins, Tacle Wheel
er and Jack Bowman were n1,1'1).000'1
to interview the councils of Brussel-,
'Grey ey township and Morrie township
Canun0•t e,+s app0111 '1 by the rem•
mittee to strike mainline commie-,
were: finance, Carl Hem! neWey,
. James Michie, Roy Cousin:;; pr nt1-
pity and grounds, \\ illlnin 0pe41.
l .ke lc tiuwumn, John Tutu. Join
CORNER STONES
RPV. G. A. Milne, M.A.in the morning r:rn•.:bio 'n rhe
The Future of Christianity i ed (itnw h theerrrunn tools the
What the future has in store for Intro 64.a '011)15'3' or Christ's
us no lhclonds ran foretell.ofts bit 11. is "' 1""e 'm 1h' 3101 1 Tke, tart was
1itf many riamentalaeyl• 1,t yonn' light a , shin'• hefnr•' err -n
of our Christian religion ars in the that they may tee your coed r:m•ks
balance, 10 is very otwines thnl I hurl c'ro:t•ify 701 u' Fatlrar which
considerable reaffirm:141nri or r'hrisI' ITcarcn,." The r.hnir ^, ng "The
Ian doctrine is ne'c•essa,'y. ohristl11i. Glory of tilts T.ord" by Lnrrrer.
ity rests upon the 131b1 ', a fart 'Miss C. Htngston took '!1e solowpart
whlydt emphnsis.es the c gnncr I'nr a lin excellent voice.
'' ht 00e rn'evinst 1h., x';111 r „101015. 0 115-
7 \i'hr Iger; ptthlinity. C- A. Milne. R, mu>re intl.rtrsivp stanly nf;tlte Biltle. by p
Cou ins.:.TT;'ray Bolger: etrer"iona. alt professing Christians. Whet 1 since 010 10 need of "Brothechcnrl" ier
' the world to -day. The chose %elle
'7 shell not pass attain this way" by
Miles,
, The 'United Church
11. Bolger, Harvey ,Trrlmsrnn; enter- 4pnrports to be religion for many
tafitments. .Tack Wheeler, Lloyd p''up,y:• (n-dee• laces ethical and
\Ch• elev. H. Bolger. 7)1rectnrs gI' l s•rcial worth and must he snbjeete,t
assorinb' dr•ent.°rs npnn111t.ed in to rewisinn and reeenstructic.n.
charge of exhibit, were: heavy'Otlter people are clinging to he11514
igtr:cs, Jcdun Yuill, Harry Bolger; that: are no longn tenable in the light
re -twister and carriage horses. Wil- int research, Yet great ears •hnnl,l
lianr Rpeir, Robert! John -"nn. Cleo";ge h„ exorcised in discarding such
Galbraith; pnrebrerl rattle, Jahr, untenable beliefs lest the unripe.
\\1h' ere:•, •Tvne+ nirmstrenv: 110.65 lyitmr truths be discarded with them,
in matters pertaining to religion it Is
1 'eva Wheelec. ,Toltai Dickson, .1ncic
Bowman; grain, Harvey 7f -illusion,
ITrntillsway; shpep, Janee
?Bibi', Ivan MSArter; poultry, Airs
T. Porter, Cut Hemingway; fru't,
Lloyd Wheeler, R. J. McLanehlie,
\t'llliatn Bpeu; roots and vegetables,
fin rvey Jcrhnstoe• ,Tack Bowntvn, type of moral problem tris world gratifying. Rosiness 01400 4 were
r.0 tug mon/Mates- T. L. "I1eDm'ahl taken rip and disr:owed and emu
must look fora solution somewhere
R. J. M temehlin, George Calbratele ands Christianity has nowa glorious mittc'ws appointed. The evening was
:\lex. Anderson. npnortimify of proving 11s real worth
In the Lite of the world. The future
BRUSSELS COUNCIL of eetigian Is asubject not only for
Br•u'tsele, Feb. 3. 194i prayer, but ter courageous and ens -
tabled thought. The more we study
file morel sickness of today the
morn slent'ly we shall see that the
future of human progress arid' the
not ddtncult to 'empty the baby µitis
the bath' and take the very heart eat
of religion. The world situation to.
day Is definitely Calling for a reef.
Prnation of our C'drietian fault
Cenfrontecl by every eonceivahle
Melvi11' Ladies' Aid
l nlvills Presbyterian Ladles' Aid
met Monday evening at the n1:,Ise
when a splendid turnout of Indies
wus present, Mus, Matheson the
President presitad aft,' the usual
opening prae'erhn•r. The treasure,•
gave the financial report w113rh has
t; gond halanee on hand. Mrs. little.
the secretary read the report and
Mrs. Lonng for the Sunshine Ftutd,
Each group hoarded in the col! er-
tion for the month which was very
Meeting of Brussels Connell tea,
held on Monday 3, Feb, 1947 with nil
members present. After the la mitne,
Pleasantly spent in aortal chat toad
fancy wore also a ltumw•nua',layette
1) several of the ladies was heartily
enjayrd. Miss (,'rare Stewart asked
Mrs. Joltn Spears Jr.. wito has been
mere since last Nay. from Magian(' to
acre' a set of small trays in remem-
brance of her numerous friends in
013e minutes of the lost meeting 51'',',• the aid and whir'h in res11n she
',mel a motion by L. W. '+;center future of Christianity are one.
kindly thanked them for the gle..
sl't 011 l•rd by J. 7)7. Fischer that. the Lo., 1011 was also served and a vote of
minm "a h adopted as read was Morning Star Lodge thanks to Mrs. Milne at the Mese.
carried, "Aid To China" Party
The following accounts wet'n pre 111 spite of the Inclement weather ' United Church W. A.
canted: meal relocked roads, niter 027.011 wee
Ed. Henderson. snowplewin r F 40 ne cleaned at the rand party held in Despite, stormy weather there was
Ino. Evans, wore on drain ..., 1,10 behalf of the "Aid To China. Fund" a large attendance at the United
rlobt. Farrow, miscelhereotla by Morning Star Rebekah Lodge on Church on Thursday evening to hear
labor2.00 't'ne-clay night. Nowgrand 1, Mrs. Leraiue Ballantyne, reeresonta•
Wineberg eleven -el the guests, tdye of n flour mill, at a meeting
Five Hundred winners were Mrs, C. sponsored by the Unite,' Church
Brans ague C. Long, Consolation Woman's Association., Mrs, R.
awards were made to Mrs, B. Arm, Cousins, president, welcomed Mrs.
stro'n'g and A. McTagga"t, Lunen Ballantyne who because of the snow -
was seamed by the committee in e•tnrnr had been prevented from
charge and the singing of the Nation- addressing a meeting at C:ranhroolc
al Anthem brought the pleasant that. afternoon. The devotions were
social gathering to a. alone. conducted by Mrs. Cousins and Mrs.
S. Davison, following which must -
Absolutely cal conteibntlons were offered by
The employer, on leaving bis of- Mrs. Lyle Brothers and Mrs. Bea-
tles, was 111141uettug 111s. new seers, trice Walker. Speaking on "Hand -
Maly what to say if anyone called ier•aft.s of the Comedian Woman,"
while he was out. Mrs, Ballantyne appealed for the
"I may be back this afternoon,'' featuring of more local design in
he told her. :'And then again, T may the craft work done in the 'lifter -
not." emit dlstriats. Mrs, C. Matheson,
The girl nodded brightly. in behalf of the visitors, thanked
"Yes, sir," she nodded, "7s that clad- the members of the W. A, for their
Mar hospitality.
Harris Beit. miscellaneous
labor 18.00
Monteith end Monteith,
1946 audit
1. A. Lamont.' Division
Court Clerk
flee, Ernes Bailiff
Hann and Johnson, wreath .... 8.00
Library Grant, 1947 0800,00
Chas. 9', Davidson, In-
surance
Hydro Commission, street
lights
W. H. Bell, salary
G. R, Campbell, salary
TT'uron County, balance on
roads
Hyde Bros, and R. Gemmel]
repnitts. fire equipment
Motion by W. 111. Willis, seconder'
by R. W. Rennedy that accounts he
paid, -Carried.
Motion by W. ]7. Willis, seconded
by R. W, Kie!nuedy that Tax Roll
be rtettnned to the Tax Collector for
another month, -Carried.
Motlion by R. W. Kennedy, second•
ed by W. M. Willis that the Village
of Brussels appoint John Kreuter as
,assesoa' for the year 11,,,, al a
salary of $160:00, -Carried.
Motion by L. W. Meunier, second-
ed J, W. Fischer that ,Jahn McDonald
be appointed Hydro Commtstsoner to
011 the unexpired portion of .T, C. 1
Reelter's term. -Carried.
Motion by L, W. plekmier, second-
ed by .7. Wr Fischer that the follow•
ung talc arrears be written off as the
pnapertiee now belonged to the
Vlillage of Wessels:
Maxie Campbell Estate $ 1,80
May Rtr;bar.d,s 1.90
Andrew Tenant Estate 20,90
Motion Carried.
Motion by 11, W, T5;anedy, secondd*
ed by L. W. Ecltmiter, that The Roads
and Walks Committee take tate 1
necessary steps, tcwta'd the purchase
itf a brick for town use,
As there was at.0 further business
brought betei'e the me,eling Council
adlourned. ,
• 162.011
98,00
• 28,00
2n on
105.00
120,00
35,00
874.02
18.40
Going Out
Celt 'nitrd Young Tian: "IIeve
you all opening for an intelligent
num with a university ednete,on?"
Business Man: "Vas, And don't
slam it as you go oust"
Iris 17xeellenry, Field Marshall, tine
Rt. Hon. Viscount Alexander of
Tunis, governor general 00 Canticle,
its seen in the robes of the Order of
at. ,Toho of J,srsualem, of w111cit he
410 a Grand Prior in Canada,
Excellency is patron of the Dmnhr•
fon wide campaign which begins
Feb. 2nd and ends rob. 22, for $1,000,
000 to further St. John .Ambulance
work throughout Canada.
Boy Goes To
On Monday evening. Fast. 17th 'lir,Aid Of Youngsters
TIwitrs Nee/elven,B.A.. Ii.D, of c;. Two ,B•l+youngsters cant
Cm3rges Church, Itnmiltu, will c', whatmight have ended
,• of
in , ty
with nothing worse thee • ,id.
drenching
and
thorough ru
h t r • ,' v
g r
Pr.., thy, five-year-old son
el re N, Free thy and •,r -ye r•,ofte
Dived Kennedy, son of 1021. n:n
Il, W. Kennedy, were nabir.
chuck the swift descent fIf x
tohttgs'ap neer the ice ener
snow 01 the hill at Rnbb's and to r est
into the river, Fortunately' '„ de
Young lade were able, with the, (i'sta-
ly assistance of Can, Consist-. :rsrurzg
son of Mr, and Mrs. R. B. nonose.:. to
make their way out of the .xc;lgy
111511ing water rip the icy berth to
safety. The toboggan ne r•c. , s rg
of which was. worrying nno tiny nears•
than 1;lo atrn narrow ., rete. was
Pulled out by George.
an organ recital e.t Melville Chu'•eh,
Brussels. FIs will hea,b, e
a t d br
meal singers, Mt, A7aciiwen i,; l tt,
or New \•ark, and this will be r.
tue%leal treat for all. Fa:••ahe,' p,'-
ticulars next week.
Melville Church
At the lemming service on ,iunday
Rev, Mr. Milne preached 011 the
subject '0 Thou who than:test not.
a subjeot which showed the un-
changing nature or she Christia,t'a
faith in the face of a rapidly rhang-
ing world- "God is a Spirit" ov
Brown was the title of the •ttrtrnin,;
enthe,m.
'They shall part was the NVr/11,11"ON
subject o4' Rev. Mr, Miln''.o evening )urs. John Driscoll, MeiC31100,. ort
address, in which he stated that :lt, the home of Mrs, Ida M"Taggart..
reward awaiting the faithful *hough Mr. Jas. Souter, Brtmefield with
obscure Christian worker was tb': t'-•Stctir'e•s.
same as that merited by the great Mrs. J. Henderson of Hrusseiu rzt
le roes such 0E Peter and Purl. :.Ir, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dontald.
Gerald Gibson rendered the solo Buchanan, her netee.
'There is a hand held eget' by ' Mrs. N. Orr, Goderioh at the
Sweney- home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,7. 1 -Tuns-
l phrdes.
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