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BRUSSELS, ONTARIP.1
\Wednesday, July 21st, 1948
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To fall in line with other rra7,r,i:plies
in the province, the people ask that
Mond y, ALligst 2nd
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BE BRUSSELS CIVIC HOLIDAY
And 1 hereby proclaim the same a
Public Holiday and ask that all persons
observe it as such,
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
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1 lb. Tins Fancy Pink Salmon
1/2Ib. rins Fancy Pink Salmon
1/2 lb. Red Cohoe Salmon
11/
Ib. Fancy Red Sockeye
45c
25c
37c
45c
Lemons — Organes — Bananas
Grape Fruit.
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GOSPEL MEETINGS
in
Orange Hall, Brussels
Every Sunday Night at 8 p.m.
also
Orange Hell, Jamestown
Every Sunday at 3 p. ra.
Speaker — John Martin
of Hawkesville, Ont.
Be sure and attend
A rich blessing awaits you.
They who love God never
meet for the last time,
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School anti
Bible Class.
11 a. in. Divine Service.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OP CANADA
Minister ReV. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Miss Elva Sholdice
11 a. m. MOrnIng Worship
Report of the Young People's
Bumpier School
junior Congregation and
Sunday School
Everyone Cordially Webeene
Church. of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Brussele.
9th Sunday After Trinity
July 25th, 1948
et. George's Church Walton—
MS ie. so. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
et. David's Church Henfeyn-
10.15 a. In. Sunday School
11.15 a, m. Morning Prayer
John's Church Bruesels-
2 p. m. Sunday School
3 p. i. Evenleg Prayer
NOTICE !
Dr. Harper will be on vacation
August 8th to August 23rd.
PEOPLE WE Know Fails To Reach Decision
# 4 * A real game of MAKI, r fOttball \‘' it Rev. r- Milli t. 1I1l.1 ..1.
eeetet 'The tee entmetelti
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anti 1 wro II, )0ti ,11 eh pin!, -.VV.
1, JO, Va. 111r, . Men :nest
turn to God for guitlanee.
et emingly commonplace pr 1,1
of 'if,. - j,,j-' v.'o Jane Worii
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The Church
The eontitinal warn.re 1., eas
0111- lower and higher was 11/.
subject of thp mornitm S.rmnn in
the rnited Church. -1 tqlnItOt he tt,
good as I want to be I do wrong
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Moffat n10,1.0001 The (hemp'.
rah, 11,1y I111.1- nook
sung 1,y Mrm. it. IL rt.11--11,, In ex•
',diem yob!,
The Sunday School plaAt.P... Wf-tr...
elyaree of Airs. !Jarvis 1191 1 and Air.
Gibson Willis.
Mayme Thomps,,,,, Toronto, played at Villeria Park. A.Viw
here between Brussels ani Whit •.
li holidaying with r atl r
Nee
Miss Phyllis Sullivan ef the. E. e.
W. Hot:pied staff, Kitchener, is at
hei' home here.
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Mrs, Frank Meyers, Toronto, is a
visitor at the home of IlIr. •and Mre.
R. 2. Warwirk.
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Mr. Fred Harley and Mies Florence
Berle)* were visitors with Dr, R. B
, and Mrs, Hamilton.
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Mr, and Mrs. W. J, Abraham of
Bourianattue, Quo– are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. led. Higlene
Mv. and Mrs. It, A, Bennett and
Ivan Campbell were •,-eek eng
visitors ln Rochester, N.Y.
*
Mr. Wm. C'rawforrl of 'Vancouver
ifs n visitor with his sisters Mrs. J.
, Simmons, Brussels and Mrs Dave.
Smite of Morris.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson
:are spending this month in Toronto,
attending. the Slimmer School at the
Royal Conservatory of Music.
Mary Hastings Housewives
invite all
good neighbors
to attend their
annual picnics.
The Goderich picnic will be held
at 2 p.m. on July 27
in Harbor Park, Goderich
If you have written to Mary
Hastings through The London
Free Press, or feel you would
like to do so sometime, or if you
would just like to be sociable,
take your lunch basket and come
along. Bring the children, too .. •
9ELGRAVE
Miss Merle Anderson of Fergus,
spent the week end vette her mother
Mrs. 0. G. Anderson,
'errs. Chas, Mee -William of Swift
Current, Sask., visited lest wee).
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly.
Rev. C. 71. Taylor and Mem. Taylor,
else Miss Lagotme of Cioteltem, epent
Studley with Mr. and Mre. M. Taylor.
(luree with Mr, and Mee. Jack Wil-
son were Mrs. C. 11, Hoffman of
Wenelbridee. Mr. end Mrs. Tedeln
Hoffman anti clatighter, Bennie of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Marlette Mr. J.
Teener -awned and Mee.1. London, all
of Toronto, Were week end eneets of
Mr. TrenselNvood.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black and
family. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. L. Vincent at Byron,
Mrs. W. Cameron of Ducknow, has
leurehrrool the property of the late
Mrs. William Geddes,
MeStSTS, Jack and Gibson Arm-
strong were home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie and
family of Paris, and Nr. and Mrs.
Sohn McLean and datorlitete. Joan
were Sunday visitors of Rev. W, .1
and Mrs. Mores, at the manse.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLA-Y1NG
ThUrs., Fri., Sat. July 22 28 24
"KILLER MoCOY"
with
Mickey Rooney Ann Blyth
Brian Dunlevy
The story of a prize fighting guy
who fought his way out of the gutter
into the heart of the girl uptown.
Rev. W. J, and Mrs, Moores
pent to leave for their holidays on
Wednesday, August 4th. The ar-
rangement for tee pulna supply will
be the same as hi former years. Brick
Church for one Sunday. The Triple
class of the Belgrave Sunday School
will have charge of one Simdny, and
the Pnlpit Supply Committee will
secure supply for one Simday. The
first Sunday, August Sth, will be
considered a free Sunday.
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Mon., Tues., Wed. July 26-27-28
Adult Entertainment
"NIGHTMARE ALLEY,'
with
Tyrone Power and Joan Biondell
Dramatic entertainment of different
calibre Is offered here for the adult,
audience.
1
Next Thurse Pre, Sat. July 29.30.811
"MY GIRL TISA"
with
LIIII Palmer and Sam Wananialcer
Abundantly endowed with vitt Ilty
wholesome humor and an array of
splendid performances in this period
piece, here's a heart warming story
01 the MAY, brawling, nostalgia days
of 1900.
COMING: "SITTING PRETTY"
with
Robert Young Maureen O'Hara
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL
"The Bride G-oes Wild"
Wed. Thur. July 21-22
Fri. Sat. July 23-24
"Gun Fighters"
in color
'th Randolf Scott, Bruce
Cabot, Barbara Britton,
'packed with action' West
ern
Sat. Mat. 2:30 - serial, short
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MoTues.JUIy26-27
'Alexander's Ragtime Band"
with Alice Faye, Tyronne
Power, Don Amechie.
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $180.00
Mon. Attend. card night.
Tuesday evening, ending In a 1-1 tie.
The game was well play :
the way through and t1' team-
mr,re evenly matched.
Referee Holman of Atwood was
kept more than busy following the
Play and settling mane arguments
betwen the players.
A return game will ee played at
Brussels on Friday evening.
R. Gordon Bennett,
Huron Agricultural Rep.
Among the chang,s hi A erieulth ral
Representat IVe4; annonneed bY the,
Hon, T. L. Kennedy, Ontario Minis-
ter of Agriculture, was one affectine
tee Comity of Heron.
Of interest locally is the anPolut•
merit of R. Clerdon Brunett, who e,
transferred from Glenearry County
to Huron County, replacing 0, Leroy
Brown who is transferrel from
Huron to Victoria County.
The new Representative. ,Mr. Ben.
nett VMS appointed aseletent retire
sentative In Middletsex in June 1943,
and in October, 1944, was sent to
Glengarry as the repreeentative.
Fordwich Grabs
Third Position
WINGHAM, July 21 -- In a 01(11'
clen-death softball game here. weal.
wich defeated Wroxeter Rockets
17-13 to decide third and foul tb
positions in the "0" group. Ford
wick now meets Stone Scheel
while Wroxeter and Londesboro
tangle In the W. 0. A. A. semi-
finals for this eroupet W. 0. A. A.
championship.
With the teams fairly evenly
belaneed. Fordwich took, en early
lead, scoring three rune and cap-
italizing, on several costly errors.
Wroxeter were kept off the Fore
sheet until the fourth, Mien euu.
runners crested the plate. Brown
tripled to score three with the
bases leaded. 'Despitt their loss
of the game, Wroxeter excelled. at
hat; four home rune weea clouted
out by Neilson and Brown, Grao
ham and Drown led for Fordwieb
with. triples. Stewart replaced Ed-
gar for Wroxeter on the mound
in the sixth, while Higgins weni
the route for Fordwicle
Fordwich — Clasen rf, Schee ter
'
ef, Baker If, Stinson 2b, Brown 311.
Henderson c, King ss, Higgins p.
Wroxeter — Paulin lb, Martin
se. Edgar p. Draper lf, leptesen ef,
MeMichael Moffett 3b, Adams
311, Stewart 211, p, Toman e, Brown
If.
RHII
Fordwieb 310 500 711--18 18 5
Wroxeter 000 331 240-18 16 7
Umpires — Carmichael and Lee,
Adult Entertainment
Wed• Thur. July 28-29
Barbara Stanwyck
Van Heflin
in "The Strange Love
• ' of Martha Ivers"
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CKNX every Monday to
Friday at 6 P.M.
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Notice
The Evonne Bututy ShoppE will
be closed the last week of July and
will open on Tuesday, August 1rd.
Notice
A special meeting of tho Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Canadian Logon
will be teld on Thursday. July 2111d
at the home of Mrs. Harold Thomas
at 3.39 P.M.
All members are reimested to be
present.
CARD OF THANKS
I sincerely tlnnin au XV11,1
sent their kindly expre7elone rI
sympathy at the time of thr death of
my father. Mr. H. Releere, Tour
thourtfni friendship is deeply
appreciated.
Mrs. el, Wineberg
Brussels Trourpt'es Walton
Girls' Softball Team
The Walton rine' ,,ofthall term,
nnffered n 211-1 defeat m 0,atro with
the Prnssele girls in Walton on
day night Rome runs Teetered the
game Brussels scoring to Walton e
1 of the 8 ;home runs hit. Shirley
onleman and Audrey Anderson each
batted 2 of them and No!..1. Shaw 1
for Brussels and D. Watson gave
Walton their Ione 1. Players.- -Wel
tnn. D. Watson, Blanchard, lohnsten,
T. Watson, Corlett, Ryan, Sliredive.
Hamilton and Tenney; Bruesels. A.
Anderson, A. Campbell. N. Sbaw, Ti
Jewell. F. Shaw. el, Andersen, V
Hastings, D. Willis,
Lights Turned On
In Myth Park
Ploodlights in Blyth's Agricultatrel
Park were offielelly turned an Thurq.
doy night When T. Stafford Torento,
to, homed tee switch.
The (menthe night was marked
witb e pofthell tnernament in which
the four leading teams in the W.O.A.A. commeted.
Tory Gregg, president of the W.O.
A.A. was master of ceremonies for
the evening.
The softball tournament was pre-
ceded by n scheduled game between
Myth Leona and Centralia R.C.A.F
the airinen winning 7-0, Batteries:
Blyth W. Tares and T. Ha.ggitt; R.
0.A.F., F. Olson and Armstrong,
The Airmen eventually came
terough and Nvon first prize in the
softball taernament. In the first
game, Whigham Orossett-Mereurye
defeated Seeforth oshe rts, 8-0,
Batteries, Winghom, T. :invitee anti
Groves.; Seaforth, Kennedy and
O'Shea.
In the final game Centralia
7'. defeated Wingbam 16.5. Batteries
for Wingham, 'Fleury and Groves;
for Noeeworthy and Arm
strong.
Playground Equipment Fritrid
set up at the park and are ewe itt
, I e! • lt. tt tt,
0`JI1 inpy Thi 1,1aY
i4rontel .,taipv...1.1
far pl,w nop of rho p1.11,1r. 11 of
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I 1 1...1
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Garnise,
Fifty Years Married
•-,,,•;;.;alt ty..•
1411.117 111 tl, wt.11 11 01
1,;on ::0 1.ty
':1,, a 1:,..,17.•
701,b
\ 1r 1,1,1
11 Gltrt.i. ..; S.
Tb r- '1-tt
1- ',1•• rtt
late Mr. and Mr-. Jias.
t(tr, Pant.. 2.1.1
ofilJorrie. by tip'. 11t.'- 11,v_ 100,v1,1
Petrie. 1).T1, of St. Pr.
bytorbn Win.theit0.
rok at, rf....1,10ne.'. 110 ilIn vale
where they spent many year,: of'
their married life. A toast tr) Mrs.
Cin•niss was proposed by her Siett
tPr. MISS Christine Tsbister: Rob-
ert Warwick the groomsman .01
50 years ago, respondod. Mr..
1% Sellers, George Ilrewor.
9..1.-1rs. George Brewer. Mrs. ft,
P. Garniss and Miss Olive Sett
Were en1Mig the relatives from
here who attended the celebraten.
CRANBROOK
Services in Knox Church ou
Smiday„Inly 25 will 11, he!d at the
:seal emir with 'Rev. T. S. ilattea.
Molesworth. in charge.
At the July Meeting Of the TOOT
Women. Auxiliary plans were mane
to hold th, annual picnic for the
conarogetion of Tinos Church. in the
Lion, park. 9 aforth. 1111 Thursday
afternoon, July 29.
Wm,. Smalldon was suffickntly
1111111.ov, a in 1i ea I t h to return ham,
last week from Vietoria. beetee.1.
London. where he hail been a patient
since May 25. Be
spending a few days with Jim and
Mrs.. Keys and family, te--ar Seaferth.
Mrs. Wm.
. 1 Monday from a visit with 11 id in
Galt and Brantford. Word h,.s
been received by Mr,. Cameron el
the death of her brother, eet ril
Brown. who resided in the lee=st Mr.
Presentation For Local
Girl and Her Husband vBeraorwsnagro.is.ited frit ads here :,ver two
A vOIT pleeee.nt and enjoy_aele see
evening was spent in the Brussels Win. and Mrs. Sinetair. and ,011
Town Hall on TuPgRy, t,
when friends and neiebbenre gather-
ed 'honour Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mann of "esthete, on the event of
and daughter. Tl..'trolt. were recent
v'eltors with Lynn and "Mrs. Evans.
Tom Pennington left 11(51 week to
work on a grader with a (tont-emu-eine
their recene marriage. Mrs. Mann is company near Barrie.
Steins et Grey
he fernier Winnle e Sohn elenary. Peter and Mre
wp. The evenina wee spent in Baker, Mies Mina Raker and little
dancing to the mimic of Ken
Brende Martin attended the fence:II
and his orebeatra. tench was at Winthrop On Saturday last for Otte
Served, after which Mr. end Mee, late John Shannon who died sudden.
Mann were called to the platform ly on Monday, July 12.
and Mie Kenneth Melearlane reed.
the following address,
Bruseels, 'July 6, 194e
Dear Winnifred end Charlie;
We. ram Mende and neighbours.
have gathered 'here tonlcht to send
a e.neitti evening with yen. and to
whet you every suceess in your
recent marriage. Tou Wthuirrell,
we wish every suceess in your new
homo hut we hope that Yon will often
be beck to see us. Most of us are
strangers to ,vote Charlie, but we
hope to become better acquelneel
with you in your numereue vistits
to our Nerninunite. As tokens of
our high esteem, we ash you to
revert this gift. May happiness.
propmerity, and good health be with
Yee both in your new home.
Signed on behalf of your 114114110
bouts and friends.
(Immo McDonald presented the
couple with purse al tnoney after
w111011 the groom, on behalf of his
wife, thanked the people for the
gift and invited everyone to come
end see them.
The evening then concluded 137
dancing.
1 X -Ray Survey Completed
,,r the
2,0110 in Miro,. CtliftitY II.:1 'teen
tetteee-reti 111 l'4 11:04 l• , 4` Ald
ri,,11:1?1,' ft OM 111° 4`1010i
Per( ot. the relief), to. ,hown lo. the
X-ftey Centre hnonher of )2 -Rays
rit . 1 1200
Exeter . .. . ...... 2.315
Dashwood .... . 015
Vele!! 646
Hemet !I
clinton
Myth
neer*,
it. ,rdor that 1, n.,11., Mtn have
tiThie•ttri tht di:,cnr,• 0 who are
ru, oh, rt:o.• beet
'-1:At telnalticms. 1111 t'emmittee 18
114 r.lr, 1, for 7."7-1-..y.. in monthly re-
fereed efeilta 111 TrespItol.- through -
1,1 ',linty. T11,-4elIrtic, have
le en ,.,r1r,•,1 11,1 100 -a00p. time and
the 'meter, ri•f•Tr11.1' ertS, 10
1'v",1 to County of
Titeetelee 0 e.,,,,inning and the
101 f0 11. that the splendid
response to this mac,. eieray nem -
palm ae well as 0'- 'lpprt ne the
eitizene in fie- nerehes . nf Christmas
Seal: shr w that the pitizens of the
County wish to he irie.ntitied in this
work.
The COM mittee appreciates the
' support elven it py tho committees
of the Lions Clubs and the other
oceen:zations whirl's gee euPPort
The Committee also appreciates
the en-operalie,n of the newspapers
for their assi,tance in making plans
of the einnmituto well known.
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Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Lowrie of
Brusesis wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter Nora
'della, of Waterloo to Ervin Brenne-
Man son of Mr, and Mrs. John
Brenneman of Petersburg. Marring
to take place in the United Churcb
BORN
SYNNOTT—At Dr, Myers, on Wed.
neetley, July 21st, to Mr. and Mre.
t' Arthur Synott (nee Imogene San-
derson-) daughter Sylvia Jane.
Brussels, the latter Part of July.
ETHEL
Notice
We expect 00 have Menty of good
elc,ver honey fur sale this season.
Wo '11 be glad to receive orders.
PHONE 21-r-1
LLOYD WHEELER
Engagement Anninnacement
The eneattern.-111 in Frol et:need of
. 'Kathleen FI a0-10 AVI!!'t,. yettegest
atm tatter of 11-i". 'WAIF?, irrel the tete
Melvin Willits. Turnherry• Townell1P,
Ir, Dean At,thitr Farnge7, 04011 of Mrs.
'Ramsey and the late William
Earnsey, Grenti. the wedding, to
1 etler plf!e, the hitter part .1f July.
Lib 'ary Notes
Poo:is riteotIrty purehosoil by the
libeary:
Maeleennan—The Precipice
Sereciy---Good Master
O'Bri, it—Silver Chief
Johnsen—Flint and Feather
Moore --She skated into our hearts=
Cellodi—Pinocchlo
Louse --And to think that T saw
Mulberry St.
Leuss—The 500 hats of Sartholt
Cleating
Kipling—The Jungle Book
Ttorki—Letly
The Women's Inetitnte held their
Slily meeting at the 'home of Mrs. 71
MeTagagrt. The president was 111
charge of the meeting. After the
opening exerciees the 'Roll was called
answered by "when mei where 11
firet met my husband." The minutes
of tbe Sane meeting were reed by
ibe vectretery and approved. Letters
of appreciation were read for boxes
sett to the sick. The busineee period
folleNvere plans are ender way for an
lee amen win] to be held early In
euet, further announcement later.
Mrs. ,T. Tern:titer gave a nailer On
book review oialinine briefly the
Mori of the book "No Trumpet be- 1
fore Him" by Nei% Gardiner White.
A disc -mason followed. Mrs. itranter
asked the institute to have a book
review at each meeting having one
member give the story of some
favourite book she had read during
the month. The meeting then
elosNi with singing Ged ewe the
King, after which refreshments, were
served. The next meeting second
Thursday in Angust will he the
annual plod° and will be held at the
'home of Mre. Alex Speiran everyone
is asked to please bring lunch.
Grey Township Council
Meeting held Telly Srd
T11e council appointed G. Graham
Reid, 0.L.S. of Toronto to serve as
engineer in the township of Grey
instead of R. W. Code, O.L.S. ot
London.
The Grant Drain By -Law was
finally passed and the clerk instruct.
ed to advertise for tenders for the
work to he done, also for the work
of repair on MeTaggart Drain.
Approved accounts were ordered
raid and council adjourned to =1.4
August 7.
The following accounts were
Read accounts SW
Gaffney Construction CO.,
bridge
Drainage Accounts
Warble Fly Treatment and
Spray
Inspector
Fox lecninty
Sheep and Lees Stook
Relief
PIthel Gametal?
Postage
J. H, rear, Clerk
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3190.00
1749,79
680.95
108.00
79.00
18,00
48.00
10,20
14.00
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Minto Cow Holds Record
A four-year-old Shorthorn cow,
owned by Mr. J. H. Shannon of
Harrieton, had the distinction of
being first in her class for all of
Canada in monthly production report
for Sung. This record le for a
year's milk prod,notion. Mr, Lloyd
Solt has charge of Mr. Shannon's
km and dairy 'herd, —Haj
Review.