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DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH
— •WALTON —
REV. R. G. HAZLEWOOD,B. A„ MINISTER
82ND
Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Daylight Saving Time.
SPECIALSPEAKER
REV. DR. R. T. RICHARDS
Of Centennial United Church, London.
Special Music By Choir and Visiting Talent
;fir i- T,A TIFF,
Seaforth, Ont.
Thur., Fri., Sat. Sept. 18, 19, 20
Nobody Lives Forever
with
John Garfield and
Geraldine Fitzgerald
This action thriller melodrama of the
"confidence game" with Garfield
playing rough and romantio should
please the gals and give the guys
who brought them some thrilling
entertainment! Let's col
Mon., Tues., Wed, Sept, 22, 23, 94
The Man I Love
with
Ida Lupino and . .Robert Alda
An interesting picture of
love and romance.
Next Thurs.. Fri., Sat. Sept. 25, 26, 27
The Farmer's Daughter
with
Loretta Young Joseph Cotten
Ethel Barrymore
Let's be candid about Katie. She
DID take a job as a housemaid in a
bachelor congressman's home and
she DID fall in love with him—gib•
DID risk scandal with that painter!
But What a Girl. . . you'll love her
her
—and the amazing story
of career from oornfleld to Capital.
DOMING-- ^�
THE LOCKET
wltn
Laraine Day Brian Aherne
Robert Mitcnum
Search me 0 God and know
my heart-
Melville Church
Minister Rev.. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday SBhool and
ible Class,
11 a, m. "Christian Living
Demands More Than Knowledge
7 p, m. 2nd in the series on
"The Prophets."
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a, m. Morning Worship
W. M. S. Thankoffering
Major Corbett
Of The Salvation Army.
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 p. in, Evening Praise
"The Lost Ohrtet"
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Parish of Bruesels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector.
Bt.John's Church Bruseario
2 p, m. Sunday School
3 y(.. m. Evening Prayer
Bt.
eiorects Walton
0.30 a. in, Morning Prayer
10.30 a, In, Sunday Soh*OL
et:, Darol'd's Church Hetsfryn
11.15 a, m, Morning Prayer
10 a. in. $rusitlay Ballot%
To Open Fair
C. D. Graham, •Deputy. Minister
of Agriculture for Ontario, who
will officially open the St'aforth
Fall Fair on Saturday, Sept. 20.
Grand Foothill Match
Toronto - Scottish
Vs.
Huron All -Sura
at Victoria Park, Brussels
on
Saturday, Sept. 20
Kick-off — 3.30 P.N.I.
Admission -- 35c
DANCE
In Community Hall, Bluevale
Thursday, .Sept. 25th
Dancing from 10 to 1
Music supplier) by
Wilbee's Orchestra
Come and enjoy a good time.
Admission at popular prices.
Lunch Counter
Proceeds for the building fund.
Evangelistic Meetings
in
Town Hall --Brussels
Meetings every Sunday night
8 P.M.
3 P.M.—Gospel Hall on the
2nd Concession of Grey
Speaker—Clifford Smith
Shelbourne, Ont.
Undenominational
Fundamental
Everybody Welcome„
:Capitol Theatre
LIST0WEL
TO-NIGHT—
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.
CLARK GABLE
in
"The Hucksters"
SAT. SEPT. 20 ONLY
TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS.
"Singing in the Corn"
and
Sun Valley Cyclone'
MATINEE 2.30 p. m•
SELS P
Wednesday, September 17th, 1947 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Brussels Legion Attend
Drumhead Service
A large number from the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian Legion
attended the Drumhead Service held
is
Myth on Sunday, Sept. 14th. The
euetal speaker for the occasion was
Rev, (Flt, -Lieut.) T. D. Jones, Chap.
lain of Clinton R. and C. School,
CARD OF THANKS
My sInlcere thanks to a:1 those
who so kindly remembered me
during my recent stay in the
hospital. The cards and gifts with
the accompanying good 'sishe& did
ouch to help pass the time pleas-
antly. Such thoughtfulness is
innch appreciated,
Mrs. Inc. Gibson
B. C. S. Notes
(By Doreen Coutts)
On the afternoon of Monday, Sept,
8, the annual election of the Student
Oounoil was held in the school.
Tinder the chairmanship of Audrey
Andenson the election Was cal rind
through sac cesseully with the follow-
ing students holding positions:
preaileine. June Work; idle -press.
(lent, Donald McDonald; secretary -
treasurer, Audrey Anderson, Girls'
athletic director, eturiel Anderson;
Boys' athletic director, John Wilson;
Literary convener, Jean 1latheeon. Library Notes
lunch cnnven•sr, Fr•tnnes. Dennis; The Public Library will be (e'en
social convener, Joan Ste. Marie; from 3 to 5 every afternoon (instead
plaardst, Doreen Long: editor, Doreen of from 2 to 5) except Saturdays.
doubts. , when it will be open from 2 to 5 as
usual.
A new supply of books has been
received from the Huron County
Library and another Travelling
Library will be on hand soon.
FTUES. OFFOTO-�17'EER $140.
Mon: Attendance Card Night.
'Cynthia"
SEPT. 22 —_ 22.
YOUR NAME MAY BE
CALLED TO -NIDI T
CKNX MON.-FRI. i,p. ni.
Football Takes Over Tone's
In the return game with London Dry Cleaning Agency
C.N.R. played at Victoria Park, the Miss C, Hingston has taken over
Brussels team did not show the same the agency for Tone Cleaners ani
form as they displayed in the first Dyers of Mount Forest. Owing to Mr.
game at London, and suffered a 3.0 E. oung disposing of the agency. All
defeat. Lack of trafnllig and practice those desiring to have dry cleaning
told heavily against the Huron boys done should leave it at Miss
in the second half, the first half Hdngston's store not later than
beln'g scoreletss and play in favour Nlonelays end Thursdays at noon.
of the home team.
On Saturday afternoon at 3,50
p.m. the Huron All -Stars, a select W.M.S. of Melville Church
from the Huron league, will match
their skill against Toronto Scottish The Women's Mies!nnauy Society for best display of clahliae, special
of Melville Presbyterian Church held
one of Canada's best football teams, therir regular meeting on Wednesday
prize of 32.50.
It is hoped that all piaceu of business The judges in the livestock
inwill close while the evening, Sept. 10, The meeting was
town
game opened with prayer by Mrs. M.h,e. classes will be: heavy horse,, Wil•
is being played and that the sports -Liam Decker, Zurich; light horses,
loving public win give this important The Scripture reading was taken by J. W. McCracken, Listowel; pnre-
Mre. Matheson, The secretary's and
game their whole -hearted support, bred cattle, 7. Stewart, Guelpb;
treaeurer's reports we're given. Mies
In the Toronto -Scottish v. Hirt CU dairy cattle, Hugh Hill, Goderich;
All -Stars game to be played in Joyce Porter sang a beautiful solo,
Meas Irene Stringer, Principal of the sheep and swig.. n. Stewart, Tins.
Brussels on .Saturday, McDonald school Sept, 20 at cinch; poultry. Malenlm Fraser.
Blyth, Herald Nelson. inin•tnu, well
Riley (Brow -els); Pearson (thus. 'Maned India was welcomed. She
judge the gratin, , fruit, roots and
gave a most interesting talk nn her
eels); J. O'Connor (St. Cobumban); vegetables. Mrs. Orville Hahkirk,
F. O'Connor (St. Columban', • tial- work with the children and m•ideilyd Winghsin, will be the range in the
Borne native clothing. After the
madge (Walton); icing (Brussels); tog n.••r and bands r s .e�tinns,
Donbrook (Atwood); Sennet: tWib meet'ng was closed . a sorra.) toil r senior and junior, Mies olive R•,nt,
ton); Allan (Brussels); Lowe (Tires- was enjoyed and hush served. R'nevafe, will judge the ch Nis
Brussels Fair Board
Revises Its Prize List
The directors of the Brussels Fal
i'a!r board hove sene.1 it appleurent
to the s'i're lint, nortainintr to the
grade eattle and :lower •sec!Ion a.
New provision. inrinde: Baby beet
under 780 pounds 'not to be shown
in the breeding classes), 34.00, 33.05.
32.00; pen of three steers under
900 pounds. $4.00, X3,07, 32.00; r,en
of three steers over 900 pounds,
$4.00, $3.00, 32.00; for best display
of gladioli, special prize of 32,50;
sets); Delaney (St, Columhan;:
Ward (Ethel); Cox (Ethel), Melville Church
PEOPT,E WE KNOW
Mrs. B. Whittaa'd returned home
after visifing her' fls'rghter Mrs, Carl
Self in Brampton.
* ,5.'e
Rev..and. Mrs. Thompson,. Toronto,
are spending a few days at the)
manse wetli Rev. G. H. and Mrs.
Milne.
*' * 5
Mr, and Mrs. Ellis McLaughlin of
Waterloo, Ont..spent the week end
at the home of Ivlr. and Mrs. Len
Armstrong,
:a * *
Mrs, John . Howard is substituting
as teacher of Grades 1 and 2 during
the absence through illness, of hiss
H, McCutcheon.
si fa e
Mr, Phillip Ament celebrated his
88th birthday last Thursday. Mr,
Ament is not enjoying the best of .
health as his many friends would
wieb,
* * *
Dr. and Mrs. Harper, George '-and
Mrs, Evans are spending holidays
and enjoying a trip to Huntsville
and other interesting resorts through
Muskoka, which contains some of
the finest scenery in Ontario.
* * a
Mr. 1T. Wineherg, was summoned i
to Toreinto; Tuesday morning be- I
rause of tine sudden death of his
father, The many Mende of Mr,
4irineherg in this community extend
to hint .their sympthy in his loss.
Time Table Changes
EFFECTIVE
Sunday, Sept. 28th, 1947
Full information from
Candian National Railways
- At the morning services r'1 Smelay.
Rev, 1fr. 'Rine preached on the
suhjeet 'The Pnvert of Huntan
Tropes' and based the subject on
St. Paul's Epistle to the ficbrewe.
Chap, 12. 1. Miss ,Tune Work render:
ed the ',tin 'Open the gate. of the
temple' by Knaff.
At the evening service •Rev. Mn.
Milne preached the first of a se"ie'
of sermons on the Old Testament
prophets.' • The drat in -the 'eeries
dealt wltli the Call of clew rind the
import of the Burnie;, Bush. S; .,•i't`
music was by Miss Mary Lon Me.
Fnrlrane and Miss Margaret Cardiff
'who rendered the duet 'God will take
entre of you' by Martin.. '
in the ladies' work s -e tten.
•r'tr Fall Fair board will hold a
coneert and dance in the town hall
on the evening of the second day
of the fair, Oct. 3.
lien ionrpetltiru •.,i'..'te-t
enure c:dribitnrs ;iVinn' `within 15
miles o1 Brussels as ton silver trays
are open for. comnetit!en rq ex -
bib tt,•. ;w=rite . within that t nein-
One of these will he awarded t, the
competitor gaining . ant; ., . points in,
exhibits of everything grown s
raised' an .the farm and in the
garden. Teh second trephy will be
awarded to the competitor , gaining
most points in the classes for bale
'dorhestic manuiactuees, and
ladies' work.
CR A•Ni13R.00K
There ps,ssed away at the home of
his (blighter Mrs, (leo, MacDonald,
Molesworth, on Wed., Sept, 10,
William Henry Damn in his no
year. The late Mr. Donn was born
in Blanchard Twp• and carne to Grey
Twp, when a boy. He farmed In the,
West for 24 years, then moved to
Cramhrook. He is; survived by, hie
wife, the former. Margaret Abbott,
one daughter Irene, Mrs, Geo, Mac-
Dontild, Molesworth; Earl of Cahn•
brook and Irwin in Manitoba, The
funeral took place at, the home of hie
son Earl on. Sat., Sept. 13 with
interment in T3t'nsaels cemetery, The
pall bearers were Minna McTag-
gart, Wm. Smalldon, Mac Engel,
Martin MacDonald, (tarry Heys and
Robt. 0. ' Campbell,
The service in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday wag coondu,eted by
the minister. Rev. T. D. 'ditrlver who
preached: on the subject "The Secret
of Prayer.' Mrs. George Michel
song the -solo 'Have yon been in the
Garden with Jesus:" The service
next Su.pnday et 11 axe. will be
conduetcd by Rev. Thomas 0, 'Tutton
of St. Andrew's Church, Moleswt'rth,
Ptd. Smaliter, Toledo, Is visiting
relatives in and nronutl Cranbronit,
Oscar and Mrs Shaw, Niagara!
Falls were week end guests at the
home of Mrs R I{. McDonald. Mr.
Shaw was a former teacher in Cram
brook school over 35 yeaTe .ago and
Lived in the house now owned by
Mrs F. Bermes,
Miss ];)dean Dark, .51.54'., London
was a week end visitor at the home
o4 M, iL'ngel.
Sim and )lira Cameron were Al
Detroit attending rho wedding of A.
Martin, which took place in Saturday
last.
117" OR LONGER
WHEELBASE
, for a more level ride and greater
comfort, Dodge Deluxe and Special
DeLuxo lead in their price class with a
longer, 117" wheelbase, The Dodge
Custom has a 1191/2" wheelbase.
COIL FRONT SPRINGS
, cushion road shocks, add to rid.
Ing comfort, reduce body and chassis
maintenance. Independent front wheel
springing lets Dodge literally "step
over" rough spots,
FULL FLOATING RIDE
. means extra comfort for driver
and passengers, and extra economy.
Outstanding features include, Boating
power engine mountings; chair -high
seats cradled between the axles; oil-
field drive on Dodge Custom models.
FOUR RINGS PER PiSTON
give you increased power, reduced
oil usage—greater economy. All
Dodge engines have four—some
automobile engines use only three,
AN OIL FILTER
, ensures cleaner ell with resulting
longer engine life. Dodge gives you
the new "Micronic Filtration" oil filter
without extra cost.
L -HEAD ENGINE
. the famous Dodge 1..1 -lead engine
is outstanding for simplicity and quiet.
nos in comparison with valve•in.head•
engines still used on some cars.
The United Church
The morning sermon In the United
Chu'mb Lori fon' its ba.liaronnd the
Deliverance of the Israelites from
the bondage In Egypt. The text Wane
•'trod has brnaght us out that be
might bring ne in." Only coua-
a.geous souls who are willing to
climb the mountain of vision by
prayer and perseverance will catch
a glimpse of the world as it aught to
be. The sermon was an appeal tow
give the Bible a dhanoe and to give -
the church a chance that We may be
given meaning and direction.
The evening service was in ch:trg&
of Rev. A. G. Hewitt, B.A., of Auburn.
Mrs King was at the organ in the
morning, in the evening it was taken
by Mise Ruth Wilson.
Allongements have been made
to celebrate the Anniversary at the
United Churoh, Brussels on Sunday,
October 12.
Lions CIub Frolic
Brussels, Sept. 2611s
Kroeitlers Ladies, Softball team of
Stratford will play Brussels All-Star
team at 6 p.m. at Virhoria Park,
Britsesls on Friday, Sept. 26th.
This game will be only one of
runny attractions being arranged for
the Lions Chtb Frolic to be held here
Sept. 26th.
Among other things there will
he moving pictures In the arena.
nee, prize for the Lucky, Draw
will he a trip to New York and a
ticket to a World Seeres Game.
Arrange to attend the Lions Frolic
—Brussels Sept. 26th.
CARD OF THANKS
the wish to thank ens friends and
neighbours for kindness and sym-
pathy shown us during our recent
bereavement. Also those who sent
flowers, loaned their cars and help-
ed '.n ;ary way.
The Dunn Family
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