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Wednesday, Slpternber 15th, 1948
FAIR
Daiwa
artmels Town NeiOct ber ist at 8.3
Melville Ladies' Aid 5c BINGO Sc
The Ladies' Aid met Monday even- In the Brussels Legion Hall
ing at the commodious hone of Mrs.
Clark Matheson wi'tlt a good attend-
ance the president Mrs, Ilarold
Kerney presided. A hpenn was sung
and prayer was offered. The sec.
and treasurer's report was read ant
adopted. As tete fall season was
opened the 'work laid ass t • for the•
summer was resumed. A discussion
on holding a simper for lh, annivers-
ary wsa given and several opinions
aired and considering the cost of
provisions It was decided to
pense with the supper 't'- this time. A
collection for the Sunshine Punrl
was taken by Mrs. Long, the Aid will
have the usual coli coon for the
year in der time, A very pleasant
evening was held and a dainty lunch
was served. Mrs. Matheson was
thanked for her home and the meet-
ing was closed with the Mizpah
benediction,
C magnify the Lord with me
and let us exalt his name
t oge'ther.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School end
Bible Class.
11 a. m. "God and the
individual."
7 p. m. Divine Service,
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Cholvmastor.
TheUnited Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Mrs. Ian Wlibee
11 a. m, Morning Warship
The Authority of Jesus.
The Sacrament of Infant
Baptism.
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class.
7 p. m. Livening Praise
Blvoryone Corially Welcome,
Church of England
Parish of Bruseela
Rev. J. H. Kerr. Brussels.
17 Sunday After Trinite
Sept, 19th, 1048
St. Georges Church, Walton -
9.15 a. m. Morning Prayer
, Sunday School
St. David's Church, Ht:nfrn-
10.15 a. m. Sunday School
11.16 a. m. Morning Prayer
at. John's Church, Brussels--
2 p, m. Sunday School
3 p. m, Evening Prayer
on
SATURDAY, SEPT 25th
from 9 to 12.
Good Prizes
Everybody Welcome
Under auspices of the
Brussels Branch of the Canadian
Legion.
ONE MINUTE NEWS
ABOUT
JOHNS MANVILLE
FUEL COSTS CUT
BY THOUSANDS
To the many thousands of
homeowners who hav, insulat
ed their houses with Mims -
Manville Blown Rork ',Vont; the
present high price of fuel is less
cause for alarm.
HnmPOwnere Have learned
through experienc that Johns -
Manville home imitation shops
heat losses twice tis effectively
as any other fuel saving meth
od. They know that whit they
paid for J -M insulation eventtially
costs them nothing. It saves up
to 30 per cent on fuel each year —
keeps their homes snug and warm
— free from harmful draughts.
And, in summer time keeps indoor
temperatures cooler by up to 15
degrees.
If your home is not already in-
sulated, get the facts and free
estimate on Johns -Manville Blown
Rock Wool Home Insuiati,nu from
R. E. JOHNSON
Brussels — Phone 34r-4
Representative for Huron County.
Cranbrook Minister
Gets New Charge
Bev. I. 1(. 11c'Iver, retainer of
Cranbrook and Ethel Preahyl -.t m
churches, will conclude bis service
e
a0 th t'.• gall ;,', ';alt 10114 It etre 0101 of
September. Rev. I. McIver le to go
to the Presbytery of Brockville
where he will minister !.o the Preeby.
terl ii eongregatinns alt 1Vinche.ael'
and Winchester Springs
Melville Church
The service at Melvil e Church
on Sunday 1unrning was dedleatee
to the meutnry •f the late Mr. Alar.
A. Lamont. Rev. Mr. Milne made
'Won -nee to Mr Lamont", eighteen
years ser71ro in the 5 inlay Scheel
and twenty-eight years service on
the Beard of Malingers. In speaking
of Mr. Lamont's Chii'tien servirr
?,1r. Milne strewed hie ('hri=tiara
tewardehlp and the ennthlenco and
faith wh'ch he placed in his fellow-
men. The choir rendered Pit r an -
[been 'Hear our Prayer' by Ryder.
A male quartet. Messrs. Wm, sting,
J. Schultz. G. Gibson, Win Speer.
contributed the number 'When we
eland before the King' lir vin
11t the evening service Rev, Mr.
Milos Preached on the enbjrct ,The
Power of Serious Thielc'n;'' and
pointed out that changed lives re-
sent from scrione shi'licing. The
evening anthem was 'Colne to our
hearts and abide.
Majestic Women's Inhtituts
The September meeting of the
Majestic Women's Institute was
held ht the Brussels Library on
Thursday. Sept. 9th with 21i Iadh s
present. Mrs. Earl Cnrltno•e lire
sided and opened the meeting with
the Lord's Prayer and Onetime Oda
j Tt was decided to denat? some
i manes to the Incas Pa'r board for
specified prizes and to sponsor
along with the Lions Club a babe
Ishow. Plans were made for the
:“,nth on Friday.
Reference ares made to the t,s
sustained by the Belgian familiee '
brnunh Ore and the Instttltle decided
to hue thein n s: h of (Belles. Members
who wished to give ;lay houseltnhl
erti,L•s eotld leave them at Mr. D.
McTavish's store.
Dr. Meyers, the guest snooker gave
Ian interesting and inststetive 10111
of Contagious Diseases giving their
symptoms and stressing the impo•t-
i nice of innrnlntions ani vace.Matione
for the prevention of these diseases.
Tie recommended that ell cl.ildren
and adults ton should 11' ,given pre-
ventative scrums and baosters be
igiven in 3 or 4 years.
Mrs. Genies, cnnveno' of home
'economics has charge of the October
meeting. A demonstration of aprons
and an exchange of corm patterns
Iwill he the main feature.
Members of the •Inetitute whose
birthdays were in September were
presented with gifts by Mrs. Sherrie.
National Anthem closed the meet-
ing atter which lunch was served.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 16-17-18
In Technicolor
Scudda Hoo -- Scudda Hay
with
Lon McCalllster June Haver
Walter Brennan
This film produced In the same
flawless manner as its illustrious
11 predecessor, "Home in Indiana" will
0 be fun for the whole family.
•
Mon. Tues. Wed. Sept. 20, 21, 22
1st show 7 P.M. in Technicolor,
Captain From Castile
with
Tyronne Power and Jean Peters
I Be sure to see this champion of
Romance and Adventure Pictures.
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 28, 24, 25
I The Fabulous 'Dorset's
with
ITommy Dorsey Janet Blair
Jimmie Dorsey
See the Dorsey Brothers play the
1 hits that made them famous. The
1 heart-warming story of their thrilling
1 battle to the top.
COMING-- Sept. 27, 29, 28
Green Dolphin Street
with
Lana Turner Vail Heflin
Capitol Theatre
LIST®WEL
Wed. Thur. Sept. 15-16
"Mr. Blandings Builds His
Dtream House"
Fri,, Sat. Sept. 19-18
Wallace Berry Tom Drake
in "Alias A Gentleman"
1st Episode new Serial
"Brick Bradford"
Sat. Mat. 2:30—serial, shorts
Mon., Tues. Sept, 20-21
Adult Entertainment
Humphrey Bogart-•-
Lizabeth Scott—in
"Dead Reckoning"
TUESDAY PnTO-NITS
OFFER $130.00
Mon. Attend. card night
COMING
4 Big Days - Wed., Thur.,
Se.
Sept, 22-23-24-25
"Welcome Stranger"
with—Bing Crosby Barry
Fitzgerald, Joan Caulfield.
CKNX Mon, to Fri. 6:00 p.m.
Larger Enrolment At
B.C.S. This Year
There is a larger enrol 0l' 01 el
Brume ele 1'etttinualinn School flats
yearyoar than 'last. Last t year es
students at.tc'ndnd this yell there ee..
•
71, Twenty-six pupils started their
High School career uy enrolinent in
Grade IX of li.C.S. The mm11bel• „1
s'ude'nts in ea''h grade is as follows,
Grade 0--20
Grade 10-18
Grade 11-- 8
Oracle 12— 0
(trade 13-10
A September-Bloomintt
Easter Lily
An Easter Idly 1 •nrinle wehi
11rau•lifol bloom-, an unusual sight
ar this time of elle ye u', w•a'
the flowers In the Vetted Church
for the Marl"st Festival service of i
St. John's Anglican rungregatinn.
The flow, r Wag Mrs. .1!', (PIPtnan'i'
Tho plant was given to her at Easter
when it bore four blooms. When it.
finished blooming ;firs. Coleman put
the plant outdoors in her downer
garden. There it stayed alive, -bol
showing no rign of Partite,. ernwtll,
for months. It suddenly showed
new Iife, grew rtwiftly and put forth
eight perfect, large binoms. twice
as many as It (developed at ils Easter
blooming. Mrs. Coleman removed
it from the ground Saturday, potted
it and placed it in the ehnrch for the
Harvest ecrvice on Suu:lay.
Local Girls Win First
Game In Cun Finals
The Brussels (:iris' Sertball Train,
after eliminating Mildmay defeated
Clifford in the first sumo of a 4 of
7 series in the W O.A.A. cup finals,
in the best game of the season our
home town club claimet the firs`
gatme of the finale by the narrow
margin of one run the score bring
5-4.
Bath teams were playing bond hall
anri a large crowd of fans were
present to cheer their :avourite
players.
Onr girls are teat eports and the
tram deserves oar suppnrt. Attend
these games and I0t the girls hear
you rooting them to victory. These
teame are hath gond and you are
sure of seeing exciting gauges.
The schedule is as follows --
Games at 0:On Pete
Brussels at Clifford—There., Sept, .0
Clifford at Brussels --Tues„ Sept, 21
Brussels at Clifford—Thurs., Sept, 23
Clifford at Brussels—Sa4. Sept, 25
Brnsesls at Clifford—Puts Sept, 21
Neutral Grounds (Wingham) --
Titurs„ Sept, 10
GREY
Mrs, Charlie Irving of Wadena,
Sask., has returned to her home
after spending a couple of weeks ,it
the home of her uncle J. J. Strachan,
and while here had the added
pleasure of having had a visit from
her cousins, Mre, Cline Scott and
daughter Marion of Sherbroekc,
Que., and Cameron and Mrs.
Strachan and son Don of London.
OBITUARY
O"",rcle Frass,'
(1 .,.e ter,
d:n' '5 ..11 ,•a5. lir•: Icen;hiti
peee011 away 4111141, Illy 11 111.1 10
re,.Pi Dov
Fa! urday 100,'1111 ,
4th 1n hie 59tH year.
Ile was a 1)1 of the lacy meieele.
:Lief Mve 1 1-e1• and w'at; horn on
Concesoon 2Gley TOwnee p where
he spent hie early v1' es hater he
tool,up carmen.' en l'eu, e:eleti
(trey whet,. he speet ('e, r'•lnatntler
of his life. In Doe. '1x11 h.. gra •
married to :Mas iJliea 11111 p.
d 0+1• ht, t of the ]ut„ sema'1am ;end
Mrs. Bishop.
Surviving are his wee Neel ere
daughter .b .a0 a. hoot n hint , .•r.
John of Simi mono,'.: ir,n (li'ty ;Ai Tr.
F. C. Fraser o1' Rutihia'y anri 1111•
sister Ella of i tlllingtnn.
Th.• funeral arae ilea free, iii 1
home on Monday, Sep*. •illi 1111, I
Rev, McIver 01 Ethel I'r°shyl
Church offic4at hla'. Palihr„ r,r: a, r'
Shutt: y Danish, Ross i'unnin It 01':.
BRUSSELS: ONT: i .•
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR ; MORRIS TWP, COUNCIL
{ 'Phs: year rv,•1•y •. tfnr• !s t.ei`I" t tie,dOiut' Sept. 7. 1tt46
1 made to maintain 'he stnntLa••1 'i'1 r,uuni1 (1401 th To,wn.illp
t;, 11x7 0'.'i'' A :;10)101 i !L.1i3 , th .,1, ,t, 111.11111 • with all ;tact
1ii ,1111, 1.('111• r'',1r, n, ,lily,', 1,1 1't. X1'1! llec."r. 11(0.
ir: the uunsually s,idPd
Lu•e0 number of s7erlal prize+s -
being offered in the different 111 'rhe n,' ewe of the lai. nolle•;
wet' rea 1 cll.'. adopted on ntotittn
1'l' Sant .1104,-11 :.cel Rails!.' Parrott,
-,„1, rt ,,,..11,..,1„ will h•r; • an np,,,n•
m•'v of winning a pr : in the Moved by Chas. Cnn,us, etcouteci
r h i:•i'llir Parrott that w + aptly Por
Oe1
P11,0aAn additional atria+; tion
1 ., . brn 5(1)14 to the part to !a the four additional lights ..ti No 1 1fi:;Is-
m 0f0 decnrared Teepleeontrat
, way in the Village 00 Thiev's, the
Th pavilian will he peen in 1h' Townehip of Ea sI WaWanoo:t to 1150
t,nh?i,, on the ('7'•111117 of SPptenther .for three Ieghts. and the Township of
"1' .herr .rill he an 0nirrtain- Morris to pay for one light and that
t t programme the necessary agreement be drawn
1, 1: r•nneet"'d tit e the 111111.11 tip with the Towneh!p of East
^elan e ' 'at"• reeee.)' ,.f i l .vanooh. Carried.
'•1 0,'000. :tad cine Lovers eel] , 11.1r: d by t'aao. Cnr11t, ,,eel nelc..
hnyr. the opportunity ni' ,-er.]•rr by Bailie Parrett that t!t> Rbrk he
Tony Saeie's prize w'rniu., cnekr n:r11,1,"l to nr.lt07 ail the persen.;
spaniels, 1 intrrel+te•'I in the Mo("aganhey ant",
70:11,..;.,,1)1150 Yate' 1'5" 1n,R0r1 R1tosei Drains to meet the Connell
ntenthr•rs altds:11,111),::,,pip,1,1,.:.,,,,
Pas-OnCancessionSIXapposite1oi:::.
tl'r• exhibitor, may ave a reply 1 thirteen on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at 11t prize lir=t r1' :t;on to a,m, —Carried°
':1"ver le t:ary. . Rev :_ Milli t:• dins: -d by ('has. 00111trs tlenn(1Pei
,•1e'•. ty.r ... wall h.,
G0 t1-ge Dunbar, Genr,-e H'tlr? 'u . 'n. , ..ran, roneert sad dam.. in the
Ross Stephefison tied Elwyn Thorne" 1'' '.n hail on the evrn'n ri,1,ly.
see. The floral hilt:t" +'r October 1.
carried by six girls: Aileen De,tttr.r. — —
,Tanet Denner, Rota D• ttner, Teuhel
Dennis, Janet McFarlane and Alia-
Smith. Interment was in Eds.!
cemetery,
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the la-.' Georg-
Fraser wish to thank sincerely the
friends, neighbnrs. minister. palih••ar
ers and flower hearers for tie 'r
words of sympathy and aota of kind- 1.
nese shown during their recent be
reavement. also for the heantlful
floral tributes, —
The Untied Church
The subject of the tnoentn, eermon
at the 'United Church w 15 I.if • New
Life, Eternal Life. "11.• rite` Irian t1,
Chrlsts word and belie+.., n t0 pe, se 1
from death to life." The sacred duet
"Ile will not seemlier" h; ITart was
sung by Mrs. R. B. Cousins and -iter;
Petty Cousins,
At the 's•ening smile- the mints .',
spoke of the Creation . •rie's.
Notice
Ian MpDon.tld will pay Toronto
prices for Tio_a and will Piel1 them
up free of charge within a reason-
able distance of Ethel nn Wednesday
for some time — —
Offers Reward
Ian McDonald and Jen Turnb'ill
otter 325.00 making a 3,0.00 reward
for information lending to the arrest
of anyone having taken r,t' holding
Illegally on their property one heifer
and three steers, which are missine
from Tan McDonald's :arm between
the 4111 and 2nd conceesien of Grey.
BORN
DrNCAN—TO I1Ir. and Mrs, Ross
Duncan, in Brussels, on Sept. 10th,
—a sou, Larry Roes.
ANNOUNCEMENT
tha:'lar sold my Creamery in Biuetncrle, i
take this -opportunity of expressinn' my sin-
cere tllcnsfks to all may patrons and friends for
their splendid patronage during the past
sever_teen years.
1 hope this ood will may be extended to
my ,successors, Mr. McDonald Robertson
and Mr. Archie Parker.
Geo. T. Thomson.
83rd Anniversary
Duff's United Church, Walton
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th
Services at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. 1'a.
Special Speaker John R. Leng, B. A.
,Assistant Secretary of Horne Mission Board
Special music by the choir assisted .y
a male quartette from Seaforth.
Calling All School
Teachers in Morris and Grey
All school exhibits et the Ilrussele
Fall Fair must be In the pavilion
not later than 12 a,m. an Thursday,
September 10. ' Bach exhibit 1111151
11000 an entry ta_g. Ner701• the Scr-
('('40 • tie to the nugnbee of tags
required,
Tpnehien On Diepaly
Trophies nffored far rnmpetitinn
at the Fall nn Sept. 30 and Oct, 1,
:a'r' on display in D. A. Rann's
..`are window.
eir
Babe Show
A hater slimy will 110 10111th 50011•
sored hr th,• }TalPstle T111 Hat', and
the' Itrii.=ole Lions C9t1h, Prizes
cm) , 1 'o°' as fellows:
Hp to 0 months—lst $4.00; • en's
155 0:•-1 e2.nn: 4th 81.00,
A month,. to 1 year—lot $4.00; 2nd
$lila; 3rd 32.00: 4th $1.00.
A special token will be given each
baby not in 01011, award,.
Pions, hart rntrie i^. '. 'T:t.ie•
Secretary, Mrs. John ;tele 1.,7: StOrt.
-1111,10 21111
BRUSSELS COUNCIL
'7 September 1943
Tho regular ineetine of the Muni-
cipal Council of the Villeee
1ltvses:ls writs held 'rt
date All nt:'mbers o: ,"0110e! w•,?re
present. mittntt', of Canner • Wing hell
After the reading of no nftnntna r'f on shove date,
by Sam Aleoek that the road bilis
as presenter] by the Road Superior
enrleltt be paid. —Carried.
Moved by Wm. Peaeock, seconded
by R^111 A1cnek that Jos. Iuin he -
hired to ae,rse 111.• Tnv'nshlp 011 the
card system at a salary of 3925.00.
—Carried.
Moved by Baillie Parrott, seconded
by Chas. Couites that the meeting
a'iinurn to meet again on October 4
at 1 p.m. —Carried.
The following necolnte were
paid:
Dept. of Health. inrttlin $ 7.71
J. 10. Crane% repairs in
Bean Gun
1i i'lenri Blear, fox bountg ..
Nelson Higlwns, stamps, etc.
C. W. Hanna, relief account ..
1). B. Elliott. relief acct.
Dr. Crawford. M.O.H. .. _.....
.10111 Crzir Bee TT
Harr, :.y, Jnitnstnn. eel 0. .
Gen. Martin. 11 G.H.
Jos. Tunes Assessor ..... .....
H. Johnston, McCall Drain
C. Martin, McCall Drain ,,.,
1 F. "T',rtin. Mer.in Pra'e
S. Alcx'k. Moral
G. DncsPel \tt'nalt Pra1n ..
G. MoTaccear. Metall Dru:r.
J. Armstrong, +leC'all Drain
J. Arm?treng. Mint Drain
J.
ArItt,tronsr, Tivivey Deaitt
.7. Turvey. T;tr•. t
71. T1,,ts-y. Tele, eDtdi: .
F..r R itw. Torrey D"a'n
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk
5.45
8.00•
10.00
26,24
15,11;
20.00
dill
,Ir,
17,6.50
28.8;1
7.511
1718
24 r? -
94.
24.000
2 2
21151;
GREY COUNCIL.
SP;, . 411. 10-18
the regular meeting o0 .Tnly 80, and T' was .b ride° to ;lar X1,10 foe
the special emoting of .Tnly 81, it wee , crafting weeds with mnwer on Tw-
n,r1 d by W. E. Wtiiis ani seconded I Roads.
by R. W. Kenned•v that tb,' minutes ?trail+ers ;1f Ceunril w.ar? 111)1)010
el to 110 cotnmiseionora on Mas
cipal Drslne in taeir eeverat
divisions
A Grant of 25.00 was made to the
Riven Plowman's Association
The petition of Leslie McKay and
others to have the Denman Award
Drat changed to a Municipal Drain
of these two meetings be ednpterd as
rears. —Motion carried.
On motion of L. W. Eckmier sec.
ended by J, W. Fischer the following
accounts were ordsred paid:
Jno, Evans, work on drains .. $ 6.09
R. Farrow. enable weeds 88.50
E. Henderson e'1 'r. 11,00111
team ....................... 94.0e
Brussels Cemetery indigent
burial 10.40
C. R. Davidson, t1'ueking
tile. etc. 13.50
Brussels, Morris & Gray
Tel. office tel, • 15,en
Post Pnhliehing Hoose, -
Tax notice,' 10.04
County of Heron ';'it
hospital fez 57,50
Brussels Hydro, street lights
109.53
120.09
and Hall
W. TT. 11e11. August salary
G. R, Campbell, A'ngust
salary 45.00
It was moved by W. EWillis
seconded by R. W. Kennedy that the
application for the interim subsidy
an read expenditures for 1948 ars i
Prepared by the Clet'kbe fnrlbardP(
1
to the Department of Highways.
Aa this concluded the business at
the meeting, the Council then ale
Jammed. G. R. Campbell. Clerk
ETHEL
The September meeting of the
United Church W.M.S. was held at
the home of Mre, 1?, Stephenson with
20 ladies' present. The meeting
opened with the Cell to Worship
followed by tate Lord'e Prayer in
unison. Hymn 55 was sung follow•
ed by the business period and Hytnn
201. Mrs. Hugh Wilson introduced
our guest speaker, the district presi-
dent, Mre, Kirkby trona Walton.
Hymn 358 was followed by the
benediction. Lunch was served.
n
was' acceptor by the Council and the
clerk instructed to nettey the
Engineer to examine and report on
the area,
Thr Council e; t11': Township of.
Telma was notified net to inclede any
additional area in the watershed of
the Bea.nrhsmp Creek Drain with
assuming outlet. T.iability pro rata
with the even is ''he Twp. of Flma.
Ail approved accounts were ordered
x101 'od rotlncll adjourned to Meet
Oct. Snd,
The following aoeonn°9 were 1)a'"
Road accounts . $8298
Drainage 29 t'
Relief 48.00
St11ppn and Tdve:doek 87.09
Ethel VIIalge
B. G. TT. ..............
Ctrs nts
Reps4rs at office 248.80
3. H. Pear, Clerk
30.00
84.00
X51 M S. of united Church
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Fretted (lurch met at the
home of Mre, S. F, Davison on Tues-
day evening, .Sept, 7. with an attend—
ance of 21, The Scripture lesson
was road by Miss Robinson followed
by prayer by Mrs. Wilson. The new
Study Book 'West of the Gorges' was•
introduced by Mrs. Nichol. Mists
Buchanan told something of that.
author, Kenneth Beaton. He watt
born in Huron Cotm-ty :tad attended
school in Clinton. A solo 'The
(lltrist of the Cross' was sung b*•
Mre, H. Thomas, The meetfn.
0109011 with prayer by Mrs, Melttil..
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