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PUS f PUBLISHING HOUSE
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Wednesday, October 29th, 15i
Presentations
A, 117- Itertr f'qr-(r• St' resirn+l
her position ;,.t the Telephone Ce,
after 7 'r' -1r.. of efnrfrnt •'ervlrr the
't e
a off hold a social evening at thy
t hrxne of M. Itolrirlsan 1 1st meek and
presented Miss Currie with o rrYs1.11
crr'P 1)t : ornflower design. Mrs
Bohn read a. well worded :1,143,—
end
l4r,••and Miss Currie replied fn her u:rttl
pleasing manner. A social Hn,e
was spent by the ata0' and all enjoy-
ed a tasty lunch.
In SAptemher the 1.,1,Mhnn..
,,11,r97'rA w!'tod n•i \T1•s, T.,'
Brother!:. l e f•:r bet! rd'•n 1.1 0! • ,
1•' ••,v r ;.0,1 p , : ,;rt.. 7 110,• 90•11 .1
tea pot in Fnl sn drit d'* -h;,'
Mrs. Brother, thanked le. opt•• i
fnr their lovele sift in h r..
1�
11
russek own Hull
riday, Fs
iger 31s
at 7.30 P. M.
For the children of Brussels
and. surrounding community
Prizes for
Best
Costumes
Sponsored by Brussels Lions Club
11210sz2WARs;ei&s�aa�lsra98:9IIM
EUCHRE AND DANCE
under auspices..pf L.O.L. 774
in Brussels Town Hall on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
Euchre to commence at 8.30 pm.
Lunch will be served
Admission 50c
Evangelistic Meetings
in
Town Hall—Brussels
Meetings every Sunday night
8 P.M.
3 P.M.—Gospel Hall on the
2nd Concession of Grey
Undenominational
Fundamental.
Everybody Welcome.
.,....s tweameoraftwasagostICanew
Fear God aa.d Keep His
Commandments.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday
ool
anndSD ble Class
11 a. m. and 7p.M.
Guest Preacher:— B.A., B.D.
Rev. W. 0. Rimed,
Louis D. Thompson, organist
and Choirmaster,
The Uallted Church -
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a. m. Royal
Morning
Lav tp
"The
Junior Congregation
12 Sunday School andBible Class
Missionary Sunday
7 p. m, Evening Praise
ieA. Growing Religion"
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Pallleh of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector.
21st Sunday ACter Trinity
November 2nd, 1947 •
St. George's Church Walton -
9.80 a. Communion
10.30 a. n . StLnda'y School
St. DaVldls Church, Henfryn—
11.13 a, m. Holy Cotnntl nee
Sunday Sehobi
St. John's Church, Brussels -
2 p. in. Sunday Scheel
p, m, Holy Communion
Don't Miss
the
BAZAAR
in the Library
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
under auspices of
Melville Young Women's
Auxiliary
Sewing, Knitting, Handicrafts,
Baking, will he featured.
Tea served 2.00 to 5.00 P.M.
DANCE
under auspices of 1.0.0.F.
Benevolent Committee for
Community Welfare
In Brussels Town Hall On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
Muse by Ken Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Refreshment Booth under man-
agement of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
Admission 50c
2 GOOD DANCE PRIZES
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Sint.
NOW PLAYING •--
Thur., Fri., Sat. Oct. 30.31 Nov. 1
"That's My Man"
with
Don Ameche and Catherine McLeod
They're off—and the ., crowd roars!
A memorable stery.?,ti a horse the
Whole nation loves racing t�
gallant finish. The hear•t•Whnting.
picture of•the year with, the girl.'who'�•
rose to stardom 'iii ' •" I'V3 Always
Loved You!,
• United Church X.P.U.
,,r 1hs, Youps
PC7,44 s') i i s N 1.-: 1u4d On Thurs.
L
',resident, Charles
hli:. A brier
81r:u• sn r:r,4duntei by 13Oi•een
• ,I,•• meeting, Miss
Christian Felowship
dint !. of the
.i':. to. John Wilson
...ails. and Miss Franees
- u,pi alis:. Betty
0,-1 a pinto solo.
see -.4 attendance.
\dr•lvli}r Church
Bible Society
United Church W. A, '
Th.. W.A. of the ['Idled Chir, It
was held Tuesday evening, W. 21st
. ,.,
1 ..
Mrs. L. A
rm t.
i
Pit the home
of M s,
wilb about thirtytwo present.
The president Mrs. R. Co» larva
was in the chair and opened th
meeting by singing hymn 370. Mas.
M-anmhing -thu'n read the Srri»it re
lesson followed by prayer offered hY
Mrs. H. Wilson. The s'ecr'etary mid
treasurer's marts were read and
adopted. After the collection a shore
hnsiness disensalon took purse with •
reports from the conveyors of 111
different committees. Hymn 11S
was then sung followed by +h-,
llizpnh
benediction.
T1 1 enton 1 .joint
i._rt:c•:, a. '-.•i .1 villi- Chnrell
ton Surat -yin Itr`:. Walter
Mr,. Leach conducted the aortal
h'unr assisted by Mrs. Manning
nnlition •, fp • good contexts enjoyed. A
a P• 1' °'r•' t , *„ •n"d t splendid lunch was served by tl o
'hn 1^F_ '., ••r•r:-.:n•• •.,rlemen'1' for T: v and \T's of tale r 'l,;rr,atin"
B'b1r;. Pel J. FT. h"�,rr. ctirdne#ed hearty vote or thanks tenet.•.,,',
the lava 1 ,n'; Tr e tin anthem �' Armstrong for the use of; her
j y• "TT' sr nor P ,vi-; '1)t Pyde.
The 1001111 busing-, meeting was
head 91 t", r- ra" t ,r t1), service M1•.
Jnhr. Sc ,rk ore-l1el over the
eet•nn 1 r:seer d to th.• n••nt,le,nP Melville Young
beim. fared in the 111^'1e' of nhtain•>
Women s Auxiliary
ing' the services of rntl,rtnt•a Mrs.
13. Walker presc'nke, the treasurers The regular meeting of the Mel
!report and alsn tite secretary's rifle Ynnng W rnen'1 Auxiliary was
i report. Mr. Schnook was re•e10. ted
held last Tuesday evening at the
president. and Mrs. Welker.. res !home of Mrs. Joe Martin. There were
elected s,eretary-treasnrer. Rev.1 twentyom,e members and one visitor
Walter McCleary intimated Ihat it !present. The meeting opened with
singing and Psalm 23 was read in
unison; The mission study 'Indian
Leademship for the Churches of In-
dia" was given by Mrs. H. Gibson.
Mrs, Wm, Martin, Mrs,. 10. Mart,n.
Mrs.' A. Logan, Each member outlin-
ed the excellent work of Miselan,lar-
ios im India, The devotional period.
led by Mrs. H. Gibson. -
Mrs. Sweeney presided over the
bneiniess period: The roll call "A
verse on Thanksgiving" was well
responded to. The remainder of the
business period was. used to roan--
pleite plans for the•basear to he held
in the Library, Saturday, November
8th. -
At the close of the meeting coffee
was served by the hostess and com-
mittee .and a social hour was enjoyed
by all Present.
was the intention of the Bihte
Society to donate a pulpit bible. to
St. John's Church of England.
At the merning s^,;•ire on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Milne prearhed on the sub-
ject "Following the Instnctiotis of Si'
Paul." The chn:r rendered the
anthem "Bot the Lord 1e Mindful" by
Mendelssohn.
CARD OF THANKS
Sincere thanks to all those who
sent gifts and mosanges of con-
gratulations when.,Linda Miry was
horn.
Mrs. 11011.: Tnrvey -
CARD OF THANKS
The Widow and Family of the
late Bernice Payn wish to thank ail
the friends whose sympathy and
kindness made their bereavement a
little easier to hear. Oor thanks to
those who sent flowers and to Rev.
Wilson whose kindness avid ;mg be
remembered.
Mrs. Payn, Pearl, Gertrude
and Ceetl.
Notice
The Court of RevisiO0 of the
Assesment Roll for 1347 w•117 hp 11513
in the basement of C.' Pnhlic
Library on 7th of Novorillp, at 1,3o
P.M. All Ratepaye.s 'should cavern
themselves accordingly. ; i
G. R. Campbell, Clerk
Village of Bl'llaaei9
.!•
Notice
Court of Revision on The Assess-
ment Roll of the, Township or Grey
for 1947 will be held at The Tnivn•
sfldp office at Ethel on onlay the I
24th day of October 1947. at S
o'clock P.M. Parties interested will ,
Please govern themselves aur'rd'ng
ly.
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
CARD OF THANKS
suesusessausisoseasermimsa
Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 345
Adult Entertainment
Notorious
with
Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman
The story deals with the efforts of
the Government agents to uncover a
plot by a Nazi Group In Brazil to
manufacture Atom Oombs for a.
third world conflict. A masterpiece
j of mein drama.
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 6.7.8
The Return of Monte Crisco
with
Louls Hayward and Barbara Britton
An Impressive entertaling historical
story with characters, settings and
holies stemming from the original
works by Dumas.
CONI ING••
JOHNY O'CLOCK
With
Wok Powell and Evelyn Keyes
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Capitol T'he. art
TONIGHT-, THURSDAY
OCTOBER 30
"SINB'AD THE SAILOR"
(Technicolor)
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
Fri. Sat. Oct. 31 •• Nov, 1
Roy Rogers in
"HELDORADO"
Plus Jane Withers In
"AFFAIRS OF GERAi-.DINE"
Sat, Matinee 2.30
Mon, - Tues. - Nov, 3 r 4
James Mason &. Ann To:id In
"SEVENTH VEIL"
Drama — suspense •-•• Music
London Phllharmo'+ie Orchestra
FOTO NITS10 V$. OFFER
Mon. Attendance Card Night
Wed., 'llwr .,y ., Sat.
Nov,
8.
• "HOMESTRETCH" Picture
The Magnificent Raring
Free Moving Picture Show
Tr, t' II'rr11" dra',e,• ,L AV• -i i"•pb• ;
is sponsoring a free atnving'pit in,.
•'' i+! lnri r+•in !',wn '10,11 on
Thursday,110 •. n lfr.
Nov.4 kb t
p
Ohallesw, th of the MitssryH,rre!
r 1 ,.• 11.• 111 charge' 'Cr the
ebowing. A speeja1 invltatfnn 111
extended In farmers and thr'tr
families. F, etvon. inter( ";IPI 1s
weieame to attenri.
BRUSSELS, ONT. .RILQ
,Tact Day For Blind
T.; Pr ,3riorraored By Liens
Th; 11i.niar zupp itr: of
the I,i,1,,,1,1 ('.1111) ua,a hr13 llul:da+''
avenl05 when five. new menthes
: ,• ' its o the • '. 1 The
FFI • 1,11111. li t 11 club.
new .members who were introduced
by secretary D. Lawless :sora
Me lsrs, George Me..Ni+•bol Max old -
field, Dr. J. H. Harper, 1Tt roll
I{erney and Vert Johnston. 'Easy
Stanley Brenton of Ethel, the guest
•
speaker. ,i-ntroduced by Lion i'ingen
Wilson, gave an Interesting .,led
instructive geological add'-••_ on
"Tlr• History Of Th.- Earth. P.*.zst
neaa inrtndrd arrangements fol. the
Hallowe'en Party ft.! he 11 .1,1 1„ t?xe
Town Ball. Friday nt It ,. 19..
.�sxs•
for the Blind will h rn'•11 by
of an oretnrieal c nt 1tr,
fntu a wr, also di -errs. 1-----------
511111 nT P,rnssela" wa: ?lin t•1, 1)+3
': ' Trn:-ls Delivered Tuarelal'
Thr• rlrw Orr, trnMr. roceull3
eh:r"ed by th,• 10011 t•non,'11 '1•' j
d'+livered in Ilr u - r -is '[ n -.els.✓ morn- I
ing by a represente.t've of the
Cnn1p4,07 ut \\ cod, l •k.
711,'trruk fO a -ern. d tit.ned re 1
1?t 11 .r mrl'tir rn unlet to is
pity lT1i 1'• hOgP 0,rid+ rcsiren, r t.•
Ahnet 40 .1)1,40- .•1 '1 rl11,0 -
e'o'h„r•-d at Co. hr,,:' 111 11,•.. '1+'•1-
1Trinilton l-'J't1fly 111•'1)nonan'•
�Tipr Florets^n WiPannton. 1, ids-0llr-1
or the month. C, man were p1a7, 1
throughout the e, en11v \Tu bon..,
\t•it9i 1 ,•
•Icen ,•P 1 rig r.. 1,..1
n p'•,ally rlo•r•nrat 1 eat• .A mock
wr-rights was 51.1 zed with
Clifford 'Ritchie aelln: nx 1,101.111 -'
Ire. Jag. Cnnt.ts 1,•1.1., Ml•'. C",11
Dnitnn hrirlrsma'd. ,lits. Harry
Bolger groom. MN!. 9Taiir 11,,1110,11
hest man. \lis' . V-.rt11yn Bot' -r,..
and Jerre Hamilton 'hen (•a,"ied it :1
well leaden basket of whit, and ...Kt
eon^n'•hvare an•I rosily nth -r n••eful
gifts.
Florence then exprese.l .lar thonits
for al the lovely gifts after which :alt
jnin.orl in singing "For She's A Jolly
Good Fellow." A dainty 1nn'h
brought the evening to a close.
Notice
Property, owners n?»erline to the
erection of snow fence on their'
Properly must 1115 27 tdi'e Sweerin•
pendent as no alowa.nce will be made
for fence or Crop damage.
All road .acocunts must be hand•^d
to the Superintendent prior tr, the
defy of Connell n, .oting. otherwise
will he held over until the fnllnwing
month. Current year accounts will
not be paid after the close of the
present year's business.
Stan. Alexander.
Grey Township Superintendent
Listen for your tlat.le
CKNX Mon. Fri. 5 p• m• t++
end .,..1- 1,101 ht at (2900.
T111 pnraha:e of .ur ari,ti nat' fire- ,
11014•11 11'1-' 1,..011 1•.',.P .- 1 v for _ i P - B. cousins, . The a'tl,p r 11EG
number of Y',11Tit esus i s; •std• lay , ladies of M lv i11,i f Aorrh,
1 ”"1 fr•• r•
-r!t-r o „ht•1in,-•l With ll i'•
n7d t11e: wl Mr. Tl,ror r::1'''', 1
T'. drrr' i nrPM,:A •rnr•i;, t ina�; It !r Notice
n•w-
T1C TTJi"
MATTER OP Se -,•tion r'a or
last week made the prompt pn•rcha, r.I.,,Th' Ctirtrarin DT+mfr •,a1 r..<, -Ira RA*"
of better equipment ne e.;aity r,•
Orr' insurance rates could '-,e 511mt_ i `R5.0. 1937. Chapter 001, and
ly lnrrPlsed nt• 11th arc cr1,n 07+e,t_ j 1] THE Al A'PTEP. OF Seetinn 70 of
entirely. the same- ant. (as re-enacted .y 1) S.
(
Members of the conned] anti tt.' =1`xC Chapter 66). and
1` TFIE MATTER OF anappiicat"on
volunteer fire breach .sere . (11 21.1t '14 1 by,111, (urprna.t.inn of tit' Villsgo or
to rr'eire delivery ,;f the truck and
instruefi,nne and prlrtlra In ill P,russeI for dispensation of 0 vete
nprration• i nf.the ratepayers in re.speett s
, c
• I ,:npital r>penditure of $129,000.30
1 fee the installation ;,f a waterworks
T'p I,J"itei Church • Iys;e•ut.
At the m wntn war h'n in thy! ! ` APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
Flitted Church great appreciation 1' Dr ONT ARTO 112IINff;'IPAL
was felt for the heantdful and Moving I BOARD hereby, appoints Friday,
lues-:ages in song brnvtsht by Hipp the 7th day of November. A.iD,
Mary Helen Eekmier and Mr. ,Lorne 1947, at the hour i-1 90.00 o'clock
Eckmier• They sang together,• first,.,-
t in the • foDenoor} .at the .. T3aarcl'a
in the duet "Love Diyine s111,Tores Chamttore... Parliament BnSTdinga.
Excelling." . After. -the sermon ltiirS: 'tR.00m•340) 111 the Gity. 01• Tomato.
Eekmier sang the Gospel Message,
"Jesus Whidpers . Peace." • Clear
thinking was the sermon subject
The evening servira was' with
drawn for the Wide Sr3eiPtV th'eet'irig
in the Melville Church.
'BORN •-.
CARTW ItiOHf -- M1ir. • nd Ilya.
Duncan Cartwright of Timmins.
announce the arrival of a baby
girl, Elizabeth Ann, on October
142.11.
tot the hearing or all parties' inter-
ested In saippoa't of or opposing this
dipl)liee$fcit•
Any Person or' Persons apposing;
this application should Ole their
mhiectlgns.• - with the undersigned,
'The Secretary. of The Ontario M'und
yield Board. on or before the 8th dOY
of November, A.D., 1947, otherwinh:
the application may be granted.
DATED at Tomato, this 21st day
nt' Ot'iether, A.D.. 1947.
M..13. Sanderson, Secretary.
Bank Me= Y
tiro pre orcirat tot nzoisstop
spalding Yam tte 14114 ao hew h€Xrl
o.? ,;:, :•. malt save" fa elves
. •' e'ru. l t
m
swag week.01 moat& rl9
ptallu:%a�a 52113iptina 1,!.:,;77 fila Tout II><\--''
'e .p.,,t 11 SIl1®tit4t ep. 7 1§1+.r tC,S2l
Ilwnk of Commerce welcomes to
opening of Savings Accounts
at say of in more
wove Caned%
500 Litman
@ 1a, am32 eras Mean=
9aas arezx Bnewauta3 steeds.
COM t DICE
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. PORTER, Manager
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