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Across from Canadian Bank of Commerce
Egg Grading Station Now Open
Full Line Of Watts & Sun -Ray Feeds
Your continued patronage
will be appreciated.
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Notice To
es
All dogs running at large without
proper tags by Feb. 15th will be destroyecL
A large number of complaints about dogs
not being licensed have been made and the
above will be strictly enforced.
W. H. BELL,
Chief of Police
Sale of Home -Made
BAKING
and Afternoon Tea
By Melville Ladies' Aid
In Public Library, Brussels
Saturday, Feb. I4th
at 3 o'colck
AILING LIST CORRECTED -
Renew your Brussels Post no',
e $1.50 per year.
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Blessed are they that, dwell in
thp house.
Melville Church
lillnIster'Rey. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday Selma] and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Divine Service
7 p. m. Divine Service.
4nri. 13 - at 3 1?. 111. Womews
World Day of Prayer
joint Service.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Roy. Hugh OWiloon
Organist Miss Diva Sholnioe
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Leave The Door Open For Faith
Senator Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 p. m, Evening Pra,lse
Followers With Faults
niveryone Cordially W elCOMe.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
Fret Sunday in Lent
Feb, 1.501, 1948
at. George's Church Walton -
8.80 p. n, Evening Prayer
Sunday School
t. David's Church, Honfryn-
10.80 a, M. IVIOrning Prayer
Sunday School .
JoloVe Church, Brustiels.*
1 I). m, Sunday School
2 P. m. Evening Prayer
Brusesls Branch or too
Canadian Legion
BENEFIT DANCE
IN BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th
Music by WIlbee's eichestra
Dancing from. 10 to 1.30
Benefit for Ken. Celernans whoEe
furniture was destroyed in
Pearson's Produce fire.
LUNCH BOOTH
ADMISSION 50c
1.0.0.F. and Rebekah
Five Hundred and Enclave.
BENEFIT PARTIES
In the 1.0.0.F. Hall
Five Hundred Party on Friday,
February 20th
Euchre Party on Wednesday,
February 25th
Admission 50c
Net proceeds for on. Coleman
who lost his furniture in
Pearson's Fire.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Wednesday, February 11th, 1948
Chopping Mill Fire District Governor Visits Melvin Thompson
Quickly Extinguished
Prolipt Retina '1nto:10y 1401101'
w h a i M.A.( have resulted in a
eeritette 110? under con 1 rol 11111
i King saw emote, corning from the
bele! Thursday night he thanked the
. onion of the Mame chopping mill Rapper was eerved In ibe library
firemen for their itleiiiitil:,u-one,i-
corillelitnixy wrolothmbyalailagdrienstthoifbethreprtleisteltneid Chureh
tion during his term of (Olive,
shortly after noon on Monday.
' Oldfield and 11111 Coleman
:lane -area
011 (.110 '''5'OSIC with " Clarke Moses, preeident 01' the Other appobetmeets mad. were
1 exbinguieher and had the blaze under
At't OW_ I T4rssse preset? t ell 1). A. depaty chief, 0. Elliott ; seeretary,
control when the fire department
Ram with a key for having secured A. MeTaggaet; raptaine, Robe firm-
anived.
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Lc 'el Lions Club
flititriet Governor Lloyd halls-
hoffer, accompanied by members nf
the Mt/itch alit') paid An official
visit to this Weal Liente Club on
Monday night.
Appointed Fire Chief
Melvin Thompfon :succeeds Rola.:
Gemmell as fire chief. Mr. (lenimpl
resigned after eerving as shier for
a number of years. A`. a mereime
The United Church '
I The text for the mornii14. sormon
at the United Church we the Larcre
eneetion to hie Dieelpiee "Whom say
ye that 1 am?" For a moment
.anithent the choir .eang "Ss gates 11.111
en your heads 011 high" by A. M.
Thom son. In the evening the
subject was the lesson learned by
the Master from the SercePhoenieien
woman.
Miss Femmes Dennis sang the sole
"Am Welling Prayer" ',vitt great
effec4.
• NOW PLAYING--
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Feb. 12-18,14
Don't Fence Me in
with
Roy Rogers Dale Evans
George "Gabby" Hayes
A „knock -out ..western musical -a
sure-fire winner is this picture „with
the king of the cowboys In his best
performance. _Special „musical lilts
too with Dale Evans and „the .sons
of the pioneers.
Mon., Tues., Wed. Feb. 16-17-18
In Technicolor
let shOw 7 p.m.
Caesar and Cleopatra
with
Vivien Leigh and Claude Rains
Shafts of Shavfin Philosophy and
sauce satire Make this production n
classic delight for the discriminating
theatre.goer. -Tills „literary ..labor
of G. O. Shaw Is a treat to the eye...
Next Thurs., Fri, Sat. Feb. 19.20-21
Love And Learn
with
Jack Carson Martha Vickers
Robert Hutton
Bopmeets.girl double romance story
told lightly and pleasantiy. ,„. „„„
Automotive Trade School
To Be Started
An. automoblve trade schoe., 15)
sound clit the apprentiel training
pregrenetne for automotive mechan-
ics in Ontario has been approved by
he Ontario Minister of Labour and
will open in the very neat future.
William D. Wells, Clinton, president
of the Huron Counter Garage Oper-
ators' Association, announsed today.
Explaining the P1101051 of the
Eabool, hir, Wells 4lete'l that its ob-
ject was to augment the training of
anternobile aprentIces In the Pre-
vite-. •,.1.1 v.10.1 this cud in view, the
Mirage Oeeeatars' Asancistion of Ore
tario has requestedthe Ontario Gov-
ernment to establtiti,h 511,4 school., The
plan had been enclorxed hy 41.3 local
branches throughout Ontario, repro,
seating ma members.
The sehnel will Provid,t a 'high
standard of training for apprentices
recommended by the garage men. It
will be lusted in 'Porento and part:lei
expenees of board and lodging will
he paid, Mr. Wells said.
wiliiam A. Burnett
• ELORA, Feb. 11 - Funeral services
were hold today For William Alex-
ander Burnett, 83, Will died at his
form home in. Upper Nichol Town.
ship following an illness from a
heart condi:lion,. Boat in Upper
Nicbt-}1, a son of the lat" Mr. and
Mrs. James Burnet, be married Miss
Rubella Rendell in 1899. She Pre-
deceased hien eight years ago. 14e
was a member of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Elora. Surviving are two
time, Xamee, on the heinesteady and
Rev, William W. 1311rneet, of Torun•
to; three clang:hem. Tsabel. et home;
Sarnh, Toronto, and Mrs, William
Smith of Brussels; two slaters, Sarah
and Clara, both of Toronto. Rev. IT.
G. Lowry conducted the aervioe In
1<nox Presbyterian Church, Flora.
Interment was in Mora Cemetery,
tc:5AV *._•5 ftt5 Gift
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL
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COMING -
'Gone With The Wind
. In Tohnioolor
Clarke Gable Vivian Leigh
1 ' Fob. 23-24-26 .,.. Wad, matinee 2 p.m.
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b 1 Otto show '69011 night starts 8 p.ni, i
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Wed. Thurs. Feb. 11-12
"SONG OF LOVE"
Fri., Sat. Feb. 13-14
"KILLER McCOY"
with Mickey Rooney
Plus an outstanding short
on Harness Racing
Sat. Mat. 2:30 Serial
itAttAlit OW OW Azi,O0%,
Mon., Tue. Feu. 16-17
"The RETURN 'or ---
MONTE CRISCO"
• Tuesday FOTO NITE
OFFER $150.00
Mon. Attend. card, night
two new members for the local club. mei]. Alvin Logan; firemon, hill
Musical selections ineluded piano Stephenson, Tack Logan, Tom
solos Lion Le D. Thompson, meet Gentles, Jack Miller, 1 -Tarry
solos Lion L. W. Eckmier, Men Wm. Chas, T. Davidson, Dick McQuarrie,
Speir. ,
19s1 Jewell, Bert Gn
eies, Wilisisi
The =voiding was presaled over by Clameron, (Jordon Stephenson, Htirt-
Linn president Hugh Wilson. Wm. ley Fischer.
Carroll, internal/meal councillor of A lengthy dtscusision on ways end
complimented the Brussels means of Improving the local fire
Rants that 955 many of their members department took place,
were prevent for the eupper, al-
though some had to trowel as far as
nine miles after doing fatm chores
Lion R. B. Cousins introdnced 1). G.
Edigtoffer who gave an enlightening
and interesting talk on the Inter-
nalional office at Toronto and
streased the value of leadership mei
cooperation.
The business discussion included
the completion: of plans for the
skating cernival to be Presented in
the arena on Friday night of this
week.
Melville Church
At the morning service on Sunday
Rev. Mr. Milne preached on the
subject "Our Supremo Security"
The subject was taken from Moss,'
farewell speech to the Children of
Israel . and stressed fleire ere of the
believer even In the face of modern
evtle. Miss Ante Work sang the
solo ,'Sweet is Thy Mercy" by Barn-
by. The morning anthem was
"Crusaders for Christ." with We.
M. Edger taking the solo parts.
Al the evening service Rev.
Milne preached on the subject "The
KIngs.h.;p of God." and based the
address on Ttov. 19:0.
Friendship Cisee
Wednosdny, Pelnlia!"7 41h the
Friendship Circle met at the home of
Mrs. R. Cousins. The meeting was
conducted by the president, Miss
Helen Cook. The evorthlp eerviee,
conets4od Of two hytnns. the Scripture
reaffing by Mrs. G. Meflutobeen and
prayer offered by Mrs. H. Wilson.
Following the 111.18,1ns:4s peril&
Mle. TT. Campbell sane; a pleasing
solo. The chapter from 1110 study
book was interewtingly presented by
Mrs. G. Menzies. Might members took
Pant in a quizz about the study.
A spelling matt% was conducted
by Mrs. MoCutelloon with Mrs. 11,
Tyermen and Mrs. J. Turnbull the
'winners. A seeded half hour follow-
ed, Mrs. H. Bell invited the Melo
to her teem for the March meeting,
Melville W. M. S.
The 'Women's Missionary Society
of Molvihe Church 'heal its 1150011117
meeting ott Friday afternoon, Feb.
att. The president Miss Grace
Stewart presided and was assisted in
devotional exercises by Mrs, Nelson
Cardiff Fund Mrs. Mrm. Spell% The
SecretatrY's and treasurer'a reports
were given. by Mrs. D. noLend and
Mrs, R. Thomson respectively.
Announcement was made of the
World Day of Prayer service to he
held In Melville Clinirch on Web. 10111
at 8 Man,
The studY "011 this, we build in
Canada" prepared by Mrs, .t.
Armstrong WM road by hire. Porter
dealing with pioneer life of Rev
Ino, Black. Rey. Sas, Nisbet and
Rev, Itis Robertson and the Influence
th,ese men have exerted on Church
and country,
Wed., Thurs. NEXT
Greer Carson
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"DESIRE ME"
ox..........arnmserammemestOmollosirmovammmene.
CKNX Monday to Friday
at 6 P.M.
LISTEN your name may
be called.
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BRUSSELS, ONTAIRical
Sees World Danger Morris Township Council
Unless Children Fed
s 0.,.11.1, 10 _ ti
coentries in Europe anti Aele are
t eat, y t timing i..)ward
Canada as lite 0505)11114 iley noon: for
I he Canad Ian upon! for 5111111 "11, an
appeal in which canadianf ar,, ioug
to con lFileil 4 10,(1110.0o to
',U1 v.1111(11'6'1 wlio,s. 11ve,, have bevy,
blighted by war. The Appeal 51511
s tart on February Pitt 'did on that
day similar drives will gm ender
eininetimeously in 24 other countr,,,
in the world es the "have" naliceie
come to the aestetance of the "have
n ot's."
Meeting Feb. 2, 1948
Th.. Connell met in lite Township
liall no the :dere dee with all the
nuonhers present. Reeve pre-
sided.
Thc mine., of the last mewing
-
were read and adieu el en motion 01'
chafe Coultes and Sam Aleock.
Moved by Millie Parrott. seeontit-
ed by Sons Alcock tbet gran. of
$20.00 be given to 511, Salvation
Army. --Carried.
c,r1 tian eletiek peconded
by Chas. Coultes that the fee ot.
$10.0e be paid to 511.1 Asi,ociation ot
AS:4,4;1411g officers '-Carried
Moved by Ralph" Parott seeonded
Baeked by organized 1"1" -'sr at° by Sam Aleoek that Mervyn 'Rich
industry In Canada tInd sonnoritql 110 mond be appointed as a repress/use
Charitable and seriloe clubs -- as
welt as women's organisations
church groups, fartnera' eo operative
es and cultural soeletiea - the
cannOrin Appeal ofr Children eeelte
to breathe life and knowledge into
y'etete e of the children who
herve survived man's most determin.
ed effort. to kill ibem.
C. IP, Fraser, chairman of the
campaign operating calamities of ;he
Canathen Appeal for Children, hes
deseillbed the appeet as the most
cdrallenigiug of any appeal 3 PVer
organized in Clainada.
"Casette will reap credit •- or
tire for Morris Township on the
Clinton High School Area Board.
-carried'
Moved by Chile. Coultes. seconded
by Sam Alcock that we diseoutinue-
inow ploughing nnless in case of
Brussels Municipal Council emergency 1111131 smell time its there
is a good thaw. Those in favor of
February 3 1943
A regular monthly meetine of tee nietiOn, rottlf 0,, S44441 poonek,
firusels Municipel Connell was held Bailie Parrott. Oppeoed. Wm-.
Peacock. Motion eerie&
on the above date.
Moved by Sim Alcoek seeonded
After the 131411,lliPS Of 1110 Meet,
by Baillie Parrott they By -Law No.
Ing wore read, They were adopted
4. 1948. alt(herizing 511 borrowing: -
on motion of R. W. 'Kennedy eetioncl-
of not more than 415,000. from the
ecl by L. W. Elelnuter.
On motion of I. W. Fischer. see. shame depending tee the SUCCPSS Bank for Township plcthe first, second and third timebe -poses as read
s
onded by 11. W. Kennedy, the follow.
of the Apepel," Mr, Fraser said. 1)155151015.-- Carried.
0115 accounts were ordered to br "Tore than 400 mIllioe children in
Moved by Chas. Couleee, eeenncled
1711d1.1: . Bell. :January salary $ 120.110 from hunger an.d freezing from the RS presented by the Road Superirr-
nur"" "41 ASia are 510101)'43111R by Wm. Peacock that the road bill
s
Cl. II. Campbell, 30150507
salary told. Their need is nrgent. Can-
a tendent be paid, --Carried.
45"i
adieus may have rale reelaming
A. A. Lamont, Div. courtlVfoved by Wm. Presence seconded
clerk half of the children In the world wilt,
by Mee. Creates that the rfp of
2'" (weepy oneth401 of the world'.' area."
Pay for man and team be $1.00 per
G. Evans, Div. court 11151011'32.0P
Food high nu the list of pro. ,
D. N. MeDonald. fuel, relief 2S 75 fleets which will be purchased in "I'°ul% -Carried.
Post Publishing, ads told Canada and shipped nverseas to feed Moved by Chas. Coaltes seconded.
notices 0.00
the 'hungry children, Next immea by Seen Alcock that we advertise for
Ed. Henderson. snowplowing 6.00 tenders to crush and deliver an -
clothing; then medical suppliee. Nor
FT. A. Workman, snowplowing ig the Appeal being limited to the 1)reminlalc4Y 8000 cubic yards of
roads 89'00 nerds of the bodies. gravel, contractor to supply tb 0
D. N. McDonald, fuel. 101051
"14 may be belly gold that tlis' gravel' --Carried.
hall Opening flipplie20:00
W.
melee of the . world deriug the 1161 Moved by Bailie= Paere`t seconded .11c11, s 2.73
generation depends in large measure
13, Whahnittard, repair furneee,
2.P0 on the .94.10VeSt4 of the Canadian
Appeal for Children,' Mr. Fraser
Ntieholson. labor. streets 3.00
said. "Children who nee battery qlkci
J. It:Yana labor, streets .,. 11.x11
cold and diseased de tot melte happy nrrengemonts. - Carried.
RivaletlidgeaslVietors, repliers
13, A. Fischer, repairs
plow
2.50
1.00 eitizens. Their- bodily 110014 must be hicohynesd. boy5,417407. t. hp:to nwric,c1r esorimr:intidtpud.,.
not. But unless they are Ought to b7
think for themselves, threat et late Hervey Xehnetort nn the work len
eindeee. To did in connection with keeping- the
war remains an ngly
11.85
-Carried.
13, Gemenell. fire account 9111 line on ae a County road.
Brussels Library. mutual
Sall:art:: Army, annual grant 10.70
111e.reh 1, 194Ii at 1 o'elock on motion
Meeting adjourned to most again
Modem 650.00
5.00 The following accovree were paid;
C. A. Bright, IVI.D„ C. A. of Chas. Conites and 13aillie Parrott.
0. 113.hdie:snl'an
ect, M.D.. yet", A. Salvaaton Army. grant $ 211.00
.70 niviThil World, Alb.
Brussels Hydro. street lights •SeriP•tit1115
rind town hell 110.42 Ontario Geed Roads
It was moved by L. 'IV, Ecirmier Assoeiatinn, foes
and seconded by J. AV, Fiseher. the Ernest Robinson, tile for .
we •accept 0,, Wexmen'e offer of Bird Drain
2100.00 for the cid Fire Truck,
570.00 for tbe old st,mm engine, and One Of the oldest resident. of
$25.00 for the old boiler (Two hun. Grey Townshtp paned away ,nn Mon.
tree dotalre in total). -Carried day Web. 211d in ,his 87 year at the
It was moved by 'R. W. Kennedy home of his daughter Mrs, Thos,
and seconded by L. W. inclemier Abraham. Turnberry Township,
that the Tax Rell he returned to the He was the third son of the Late
David Grant and Helen Wilson who
Tate Collector for another month.
-Carried came to Canada from Aberdeenshire.
It WEIS moved bY 11. W. NecilleiTY Scotland about 1853 and settled 15n? Morris Township Council
arid seconded by J. W. Fischer that Ayr. Oat., where the family were A sceeial meeting of the 1Viorr5
Township Council was held in the
Bylaw No. 2, 104 as read a first all hem,
rind second time. be read a third Seventy-eight Years ago the Township Hell on the evening of
time and passed, -Carried, family moved to the 14111 concession Feb. 6 for the purpose of dismissing
This la the Ry.Law to provide for of Grey Township. years the clenching of Cm Township
expenditures on Roads for the year ago the late John VMS 0101 11015 roads,
to his now bereft partner, Isabelle The following decisions were:
Sane Aslein, also of concession 14, reached:
Grey Township. Moved by Sam ..4.1reeek, seconded
To Cho year 1994, the fandiv by Ohne. Coates thee we go ahead.
moved to the smith part of Lots 6 and hire all the equIpinew. we coma
and ;7, Concession 12, Grey Township. obtain and open all concession roads
The late Mr, Giant tonic an active and slide -roads where petiole are
Part in community affairs being living where possible. - Carried.
trustee roe S.S. No. 1, Grey for some Moved by Chao, Coolies, seconded
Years, oleo a member of Grey Town- by Win. Peacock that the Reeve,.
ship Connell and served a term as aliolvetitel saiimupeArainenteckndentte, ilaaillicoemPuttlrltrt000tit..
Deputy Reeve.
Besides his widow he Is survived to obtain ploughs. -- Carried,
C
ARD OF THANKS by a family of 2 daughters and !I Moved by Rail -lie Parrott, secondeN
by 88111 Meock that the meeting
eone.
Mee. Xno. (TAzyee'l Slehnock of adjoarn. -Carried.
OHO. C. MARTTN, Clerk.
0011CM00111 12, Grey Township• Mrs,
Thos. (Addle) Abraham •of Turn. --
beer TOwnehin: William of Listowel
and Thissell of Toronto also one
sister Margaret of Brussels.
Mr, and Mrs. Cl. A. Rung, Tamils
Funeravi
l services 10810 held at 2 and Donna of 'Bridgeport were Sun.
p,in, Wednesday afternoon Min the day visitors nt. Herb Manning's,
Chinch. Ilrafifins et whin We were pleased to see that Mr.
tleoeitsed was a member. The servie. r. 'Kearney is Mkt to be down town.
ea were conducted by the Rev. Mr, again atter his lengthy illnese.
Wilson. The grandchildren acted as Mrs. W. Tucker, aroompanied by"
newer -bearers and the pall -bearers risme and Raymond are in Kerwootll
were near neighbours, Jack Alimek. sbaylng with her mother, Mrs. Snell;
Wm, Milior, iTarohl Speirs, Carl who recently glittered a, stroke.
14(411171gwair, Bertrnin Hemingway 1 Mrs, Geo. McCall had the Pile -
and 301515 Berrie, Ifortime to slip and tall, In her home,
Interment Was made in 13russals TratIking her blt, we hope she 'wilt
oemetery. have a speedy teeetterY.
by Sam Alcock that Wm. Peacock
and Harvey Johnston be a committee.
to interview Jack Lowe in regard to
spraying- cattle and make necessary
avoid war, its cauees must he stio•
troyed. HAPPY. Intelligent reople
who have been trainee to live with
and respect each ether 31.P peon
eandidates for a war machine. We
might well he saving Canadian toys
and girls of ,tomorrow by saving the
boys and girls of %tope and Asia
today,"
John Grant
20,tite
5.041'
86.76
O. W. Hamm, relief account 22.18
Blyth Standard, ad vertiel tg 6515
Association of Aseeeeing
Officers. fees 10 00
Harry McGuire, street lights 14,25
S. 11. Elliott. relief account 4.35
Geo. C, MARTIN, .01erk
Special Meeting
1948.
tt was moved by R, W. Kennedy
and seconded by 3'. W. Fischer that
the petition for the remainder of
lire subsidy on roan expenditures tor
the year 1.947, as prepared by the
clerk be presented to the' Dept. of
Highways, -Carried
Ae 21,0 further business WAS
brought before the meeting, r'onneil
adjourned.
Oor Pinner(' thanks is evaressed
to all those who 50 getirronslY
CARD OF THANKScaistoid lif in elearfng tin after the
On behalf of the Ilrasselit Piro , ' '
i fire and In getting esholhow in
Not our new location.
T wish to thank all that helped Hugh Pearson
sit the Vire Feb. 4, 1941; (Hugh
PearSonS) your help was very math
anPreciated.
Robt. W. Clememll CARD OF THANKS
An, expression of anureeintion is
here given the Brussels Wire depart.
CARD OF THANKS Inent.tor their excellent work 10
74y
con -
My grateful thanks is given to all fitting the fire that des:bayed The
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those vibe entendoa $YraaatbS bit Pearson Prodnee store to that one
word and deed at the time or the building. While we suffered ex -
death of my father John Grant. It tenedve damage from smoke there
was all deeply appreellated And Will VMS no damage front flames or
long be remembered, m490.
Mrs. 711011141S Abraham II 4, Bata
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