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ANNIVERSARY SERVICE 1
will he held in Knox PresbterianI
6111' , ch Ethel on Sunday, Oct.
.r
3rd at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 14'1•
pain. Guest speaker, Rev. E. A.
Thompson of Toronto, Sec.
Board of Administration. Special
music by choir.
FOOTBALL
Brussels Legion Club
Vs.
Stratford
in Victoria Park, Brussels
Saturday, October 2nd
at 3:30 Sharp
Admission^Adults 25e
Come and cheer the boys
to victory.
Mahquerade Dance
To be held our Oct. 28 in Brussels
Town Hall, sponsored by Ladies'
Auxilary to the Canadian Legion.
Ken Wilbee's Orchehtrn. Prizes,
,Admission 75c including lunch.
Watch your paper for further
particulars.
Truly n1y soul waiteth upon
•Gocl; from Hint cometh my
aalvat
ion.
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iIvi11e Church
I
PAlnlatar Rev. G. A. Milne, tLA,
10 a.. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class.
11 a. m. Sacramentof til•;
LO,r'd'I+ SuvPer.
7 p. m. "Declnsive CllirstilrritY"
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Choehr. aster.
i
1 Thefiniteda larch
! OF CANADA
!!1111 Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Mrs. Ian Wilbee
10.46 a.m, The session will meet
11 a. m. Morat1g Worship
The 1•loiy Commnition,
The Broken Ghent.
12 March School and
Bible Class.
7 P, in. Evening Praise
The Minigrant.
16 eryoue CoriallY Welcome,
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Went. d• H. Kerr. Brussels.
1901 Sunday After 'Prinity
October Ord, 1,1148
et. Georges Church, Walton—•
41,15 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church, Henfrn-•-
10.16 R. m. Sunday Scheel
11.16 a. M. Morning Prayer
M. Johne Church, Brussels-•.
2 p. in. Sunday Sohonl
A p, ma, /livening Prayer
CARD OF THANKS
wish to thank lily amity friends
the :lovely cards and letter-
received during my stay In Listowel
Memorial Hospital, adso for gifts of
flowers, fruilt and candy Special
thanks to .the W.M.S. and S.S. of
Ethel Presbyterian Church for boxes
received. Your kindness was 1mt(1.1
a,ppreolat.ed.
Mrs. Stan. Dunbar
Wednesday, September 29th, 1948
New Signs Erected
Signs Inuring he name, 'Mortis
Township and Confession number'
one at
each
t
•e: 1t ,
were erected last week, t
,end of every concession and the
boundaries. The party responsibi(
tor this move Is the Morris'Township
nate-ration of Agriculture. to aid the
public in knowing their whereabouts
when travelling the borders of the
township. The, protect has (net
with much favorable Comment.
The signs were painted at The
Brussels Post,
It's Timely! Be Sure To
Real "Football Girl"
Katharine Brush stole•; anothet
touchdown with 13119 4parkting 1nv1
story. You also will c•njny features
by Arthur "1)3);50" Baer, Paul (Janie°
awl other writing headliners:. in
Pictorial Review, brilliant magazine
with the all-star east, one of the
three great, magazines appearing
with this :Sunday's (0014143er 3) 'issue
of the Detroit Sunday Tinges.
Teeswater Fair
OCT.. 5th & 6th
Outstanding Light and Heavy
Horse
Shows.
:
Reglanal Hereford, Holstein arid
Yorkshire Shows
Softball Chan)pians
Guests of Lions
TIIH 13r11e414!s 1.a(11,1, :'of'I ht 11 'roam
19114 ('haalp,iutn '14 lit.. lY r 1 1.‘"
wars guests of human al Elle ).tau:
Slipper meeting on S'onday night.
Torry Gregg. President of leu• N'. 0.
A. A. wa31 also present anti mad, the
ofi'ichtl presentation of the \4'.O.A.A.
Champlonrditl+p cup to catcher Jetry
Stephenson, captain c•' the tent)).
Lion president A. i\'0mi Tnrv:,l)'4
and welcomed the guests. Lion s",••
1.e3a.ry Schultz read The Minutes.
There MIS a letter from the Minister
y��' ta o a a t of health, R. T. Kelly, congratulating
PEOPLE
y
l` &:.`..., P L, IIP' KNOW the Chub on the success of the 'tit.
• r r e a a d Clinic and the sale of Christmas
Mr. Win. Henderson left on Seals` The club will hold n 1Ta11nwe',•n
party for children of the aomnnm111
Monday for a trip t0 Iho Newt. Proceeds from the Ta; DAN' for the
sr 11) r
bibs. Maury Sperling, Clinton, is
visiting with lIr. and Mrs. Herb
Manning.
Jahn F. •Howard or the Forest align
School staff, [;pent last \POE end at.
iris home -here.
s n a
Mr. and Mrs. Russel W. 'Bryan and
tamely moved to their new home 1n
Guelph hast week.
v a n
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McCallum of
Myth were guests tvid.h Mr. anti
Mrs. Stanley Wheeler.
x 3
Miss Tena.-Armwtron, has taken a
position in Brussels creamery in
connection with the office work,
) e a
Air. and Mrs. ('leve Backer have
returned home atter v'slding in Fort
Francis with Mr. Garfield tlaelter•.
1x * x'
Cardiff and Mrs. Best and sun
Robert were visitors. during the past
weep at the home of Mrs. 1V1a1'gnret
Best.
m >ti 9.
Mrs. .Inn. 'Walker of Seaforth
spent a few days with 117'r. anti Mrs.
Tom Walker, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
4Wheolel' and Mr. WWI Mrs, Ken.
Sburrie.
Miss 171i*a:beth Ann Pipe was taken
to Wdngfhaan hospital last Saturday
for an appendix operation. Elizabeth
is recovering nicely, we are glad to
report..
—Feeder Cattle Exhibit --
Junior Club Division
Blyth Boys and Girls Band.
Walkerton flirts Bugle Band.
Harness Races—Running Race
Road Races.
Musical Chairs on Horseback-- Dec.
orated Bicycle—Chicken Fly Contest.
Joan Ross
Babe and Lee Fairchild
in an exciting half-hour of trtok and
Fancy Riding,
{ Admission—Adults 351: Children 15c
Gordon Melvin, President.
Melvin Rome, Seo.
e
Blind were reported In be .$50.1,9.
A brief programme Inelndrvd a lir
lighttnl Mann solo by 11011 1. A.
Thompson and impromptu tincts by
1,lnns. Tien J. Arnlstrune ,retold
111(1111- merriment by his 1..1121! col-
lection of tines.
Mrs. Rev. G. Milne spoke to rthe
W,M,S. of Knox Presbyterian Church
B1nevale, Sunday evening in regards
11 Guiana
3)k in British mission work 'iQ
,no mi.e
Potato Oddities
'1'11 ro lilt' 3.11(33 odd 0)1.nu1 inns
iuvulured 1)r til(• 3..g. '.,.her tvr,rid hat
nater have we -ten ,111 Ill u,l(tIy
-hahrd putatue.t n thug t. t t(.t11
111')1)13:13 31) the calk., of ill' a •»
paper 'these are ItoW (o d! n1,p113.,
fu the window of 1+1P ens Rune...
Shop. Tlo'v were
!'arm (3f Warvev :,taphen:nn, (lr, y
Township These are not til,• mly
pnittiocs grown by )4r. Stephenson.
I3e
had an abundant ere, ith many
v'r3 large well :rhapr4 p,:ta'nes.
• Tory (:'er'a's, Win!'hc1•11. was 011oa
speaker for the occasion. 14r t nlrcral
plateal the members of the s0f!3m!l
team and coach Ken. Ashton and
manager D. A. Hann 03) 111P1)' 3L•rurv.
0h3nlpdmuships don't ill^t 'happen Tin
recalled that Brussels Marl been 111
the play-offs every year 11incr they
were organized having; fought Ripley
for t71•" con 4 e('ars :ran This year
They defeated the Cliffnri Tmnerlals.
a difficult team to heat. after n hard
climb. He complimented them on
their good strnrtsmalship saying that
they had made a name for themselves
all. over Western Ontario. Sports
keen a small town an the neap and
hying them closer together 17e said
he helive4 the sports sponsored by
the W. 0. A. A. help keep the young
gamete fn their own community and
it was an institution that is here to
stay. He sniff there were 164 ball
teams and 66 hockey teams 'rhe
objective, to keep small villages in
sports, Service clubs help to pro-
mote sports financially. 11) ('0nclus•
ion Mr, Gregg again praised the
'Brussels team telling them they were
the hest out of 40 Incites softball
teams. He ofl'i'cin)19y presented the
W. 0, A. A. cup. Sorry Stephenson,
captain, accepted the imp on 'behalf
of the team. Tn her reply site ex-
pressed the hope that fore girls
7011111 stick together and win It again
for at lenst two more years. She
also thanked the he Lions Club for en -
also films were shown. Ninslc was 10rtaining the teams.
supplied by members of the society. Boxes of chocolat es were pre
a k
A group of friend's gathered 3)t the sented to all members of the team
home of Reg. and Mrs. Watson, Gth
line of Mortis and presented Lillian
Mitchell -with' a, pen and pencil set,
prior to her departure to Kitchener
where she has gone a snm'sedn•train-
ing ed tate K. 8c W. Hlospital.
Keith McPhail McLean
Seafortn Editor Dies
Ke11h 31ePlraii 11.1•e,rh led):or of
The Huron h31Powllnr, 4h ;t1111 311
diad •lid,L nit' 17 Ili. hose )harm, 11141
Wednesday after "a, "cur,, a heart
attaek.
Notice Businessmen
And Farmers
T1'. O(Oria1 iluard of the 11 ed
('gnu•, h twt•1' tit aid h" folia it HIP
11uu)h -beet. 1o1•'r•1) - Ir11s Leen
Ir t rct14 repair•, 3):l, hr 1)o(1'' tatc;v i1)
'11.i1 ihur•. The Huard tl4.1t) that,
: Ib,-h,•d t1)' 3)t. '„ tndi[ to the
flitted Church Inn i-' .1 derided .1 -:sal
to the x•1(01,' community. )natty 1!' the
hn=hir-ss mon et' rh,' lows and
fardels of the surrounding district
701111! he willing to contribute honle-
blee 1,1 le -1p tivaa),- IiuHugo iw)airs
atiimr than see tilt' stied fall into
dierepuir ')t' tr. be• '109)1(! entirely.
• Anyone wislrne to ,nnfril,nt' to this
3'11(111 may leane their donation at . . .
D A Ra.nn's store or
33rtlas,4s C'raamery
13' cu.c,cdod filo /ate M. Y.
11.•1,ean as editor and 9111111shrr in
1916 turd was in ills sevtnly-first.
7,+a r.
30'i111 his passing the 1'lew:Iran! •
w•nr111 loses one of its fittest rnniil ry
weekly editors. Seaforth and '110(1ict
has lost an understanding ti l,11d
avine0' lank 731)''0 of sortie.: end 31111- 1
vtanding personality "ld.•are l 111:11
t3) a. wide circle of friend- and 1)r•
1311111111)111131339.. 1
The late Mr. McLean wog a life•
lone resident of Seaforth. He is 1
survived by 1110 widow. two song
Y„ who was associated with his
by Lion J. Artnstvong onbehalfof
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman.
d,tlon R. J. Bowman, thanked Tory
Gregg for being present. He also
commended, roaches, Bobs Campbell
and Bill Coleman for their interest
in the girls tenni.
BORN A photographer was present 3)t the
Tl]RN)31]11,L--At Scott Memorial meeting and ((ink several pictures of
Hospital. Seaforth on •Sept. 209.11 the (emit and the presentation
of
to Dr. and Mrs, 1, 1). Turnlnl)l—a the
daughter,
Capitol Theatre
II. LISTOWFL
REGENT "l H.EATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs.. Fri., Sat. Sept. 30 Oot. 1.2
' Ramrod
with
Joel McCrea Veronica Lake
Don before
The story of a woman whose weapon
was deader than steel—a picture you
will want to see,
Mon., T11es„ Wed Oct 4.5-6,
The Treasure of Sierra Madre
Starring Humphrey. Bogart
A memorable, intensely powerful
ploture—one of the finest, full of
action, melodrama and n great deal
more.
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Oct., 1.8.9
In 'Technicolor
The Swordsman
with
Larry Parks and Ellen Drew
II1 A dashing new role—chockful of
swashbuokle--for Larry Parks, the
exciting star of "The JoIOon Story"
COM1190--
April .Showegs,.
with
Jack Carson anti Anti Sothepn
Wed. Thur. Sept. 29••30
Van Johnliton June Allyson
in "!'HCH BARBAREE"
Fri. Sat. October 1.2
"Summer Holiday"
In Technicolor
with Mickey Rooney --a Gay
family comedy all will enjoy
Sat. Mat. 2:30—serial, shorts
Mon. Tues. Oct. 4-5
Pat O'Brien Anne Jeffreys
in "RIFF RaFF"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $110.00
Mon. Attend. card night
. m. ,�..� .m............1).:.. .—.,..amm
COMING
4 Days'—Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.
October 6-7-8-9
"FORT APACHE"
with John Wayne, Henry
Fonda, Shirley Temple,
Victor Mclaglen.
cup,
Melville -Church
The. United Church
The danger of wren.,
thought, was a?rnp11agis„rl it': •, s0)13)1,
front the trot,: "As 11e 11inkett hf
his heart so is he." In 11is tnnrn'nt
sermon 31r. Wilann dr=v: attention r..,
Cln•ist words "it was said by thorn
of old time - but 1 "1133 :Into you."
The ,•hall' sang the ant 110111 '•1\'item
my soul reaches hum-" by Titebtan
the bass section taking 1, mite ;mt.
In the ,•a0ntng the nlombor9 of
'hr Btnso•els•. L1011 51 (113111 attended the
worship service. The SO1111011 (1011 .1111••, t
W3(31 "SI and Ing lop to 11fr." 'rhe
choir sang "The Hoer; 3)1 G0(1;' by
rather in h11sinera0; K. 1. of Scafor:h titcAfee.
and two daughters. Mrs. G. C.
Jaro•att, Stratford and Mrs. T. 14, 1 —.--- —. ._
BRUSSELS, ONTJ
•
Brussels Girls Win
W.O A.A. Championship
Spectators at Victoria Burk, 13rta3.
sees. Sit 1nisi ay. were+ tea+ad ed top»
brand t'1' 111)11 that ,q"1Ol d any area
R11l•113>av1 13):1)1(7 p1'of...•,lutea. guavas.
The Btuss is ladies Fier/hail t -0::m.,
With a 6'2 score wrested the W.O.A ga.
championship NO 11•01/1.,1 Ell' r'i{fplru3
T",T" l•lvh' in w 113u31 100411 gam,. a,3),. that:.:).. llrn-s,N theirfourth game lis
the four-nut-ol'. seven (i.')"3'" winning.four out of five gauges played.
Fano witnessed 1) sp,-: (0 u• C)ll trip"
play, something rarely seen in Soft-
ball. 71111,:, and 13 double play, were
oontrlbut.ing factors in the victory 1)14
the local players.
The tt•!pf1 highlight of rho game;.
.-..,,,i.•4 f,•nl Ihr, 1111l11.1,1•11that fe54-.
tired the batting of the Imperials In
the last. two gan1P9. F. Shaw. pre
Pared tor a h+in1 from a 0)1fford hat.„ r , :r},cht it in her Imre hazot3
f1i1)p,,i 11 inteant.ly tc :i, Col, inert
1st 1, who ma4P an 1111111ed1,11'' per -
fent throw fa N. Shaw on 21331 h., thug,
nal -chine out Ube 104,1.ter and surprt]r•
it t 1e Mil runners off bases.
(11lfford lm,,ertal1 scored 111,311'
only counters in the fir1t inning and'
kepi the. leacl 1111 the end of the
seventh inning. Brussel. score,( one
run to 'he fourth n.nd another In the
seventh tytyingit up. They scored'
their other three rung in the eigh't''
givinn them the game and the champ,
1(11,91)1(1 corp
• Scorce
, ('lifford--2 a a- I) Il a 11 (1 (1 • - 2'
Brn.iPls--41 0. 0 1 0 0 1.0x— 5
Two Rruasr,ls 111uvers received
(-Irani of Kingston.
William P,,,bert Gioakey facial injuries' in the early minuterp
Funeral OPrvl<•es xe,•e. c0nclnc•t''d , I or the game J. Strithonson, catcher
Saturday front his hone and from i :r, hi: home. fir 111, ,l1' Ave.. 1 and S. Coleman, first false. collided
First Presbyterian Church. Inn,• } q•,n•mltn )'ridgy, Scpr. 24(1', 104> when Loth tried to catch a foul. Thetrent was in MaitlandBank 1 William Robert ('loakey. in his G6th ,,,teller's maskant Shirley a.baut th(r
Cemnte Y.yea'. beloved husband 3)t' ('11)')) month m and .Terry got a nasty g .slh
�"--"'-•— -- ( S'ykenlan (1'nrmarly of wit (.h•e,•nwo•ti i on her nose but she retained the hall
Many Wells Dry Ayn.h, clear feather of William .1. and . sh,, bad caught. Both girls had,
There are many wells in 111i' j Dorothy. brother of Frank .lack and' loosene(i teeth and were badly -
district that have gone dry. On.' well ; Wena. Hit's, R0h11{nsr. 14'n'3) 131 rle!1 , shaken. They received (lir hearty
in town that has not Leen without 1 h•u11Pra] mune. 1111 Drnferth Ave !applause of the spectators when, in
water in thirty years i; mt).r ,''•3'. 1 Serie,. was held held Monday at :3 11•11. t spite of their injuries they started:
interment Prospect eenteterY.
1'3) the game. •
Recent Bride Honored ;__ __- ,_. r The Clifford Imperials. with good
Mrs. Ross Nichol mei. Della 1 sportsmane111p extended congratular
Thynne) wa.s honoured by members NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1 !inns to the victors when they re-
ef Morning Star Lodge at their I Tenders will be received by the 1 fh,nnisbed the W,O.A.A. cap whic3a
regular meeting on Tuesday night • Township of S+orris to clean and ; they had held the past two yearha:.
'elle 1'P Cent bride was presented with r., pair approximately 100 rods of the The cup is a handsome silver one
a plate in the beautiful corn flnwPr 1(nasel Drain and 120 rods of the given four yeas ago by the South -
Pattern. The presentation was mat, 111; Cangbey Dram rl Tenders to be ampton Athletic: Association. It
by sister L. Williamson. Mrs. Nichol 1:1 by .3 P.JI., 1:' 1, iaf. 0('' )1"'•' lib. was won the first year by R1p1ey guff
expressed• her thanks for tha gift in (316;1. Alb ITTN ( legit the last two years by Clifford, It 5s.
a forty well chosen words. now in the 1)0ssesstion of the Bruss3 5
COURT OF REVISION` Girls' Softball team, the symbol of sr .
Notice Tm'nnto Corot of lt"ylsiol of the 1.049 401)33(,1 ,lf wel'. played hall games.
a s e�SB
1 1311 a
Girls! i'1
13) Congratulations
rid x 1] 1 Y
'V10Don
Tan E
prices for Dogs and will pick til) -'m Assesment. ^011 far 'Morrie Township
•
up tree of charge wttnin a reason will he held nn Monday, October 4th
able distance of Ethel on Wednesday. at 2 P.M. All the appeals pr11S4 1 t8
W finesdaa and in
the heads of the et'.
is proud of you. f:ongratuln.tiotrs also131:
to the roaches, Ken Ashton, E
Coleman and -lobs Campbell. mem-
urn your ra21(10 mg ager D A. Rain and all others
listen to livestock quotations to see this date,. ClHO 111ART! 31 Clerk whose interest. in the team malls
how much your hogs are worth. their successful season possible.
"The 7rm'd is my I hep1Pr•1" wax i
the theme of the Ra113' Day Service
at Meivi)8le Church on 1,110(107 morn-
ing. The Snnra,lnent or Baptism
was administered to Saily Jane 1
Galbraith, William Gary Reed,
James, Kenneth S1rm-Ir"ed, Douglas
George F;ilioG1, Robert Alvis 'Higgins,
Robbie. Elizabeth Ann 1.7iggiro. Don
ala Charles. McLeod, 1
The following S1lniay Scigool
1319.0112101100 awards were 3)13101
Diploma and Pin, Fliza,hetit Pipe,
John Pipe, Garry Wilson, t\lnnrla
Rintoud, Hellen Rint0111,' Scat 11 Pin,
Frank 'Wilson, leta'y Agnes Higgins, i
Sheila Alderson, Barbara Alien,'
Heather Allen, Donald Edgar. Seal, 4
Helen Wilson, jinn Wtlann, , James
Miner, William ;Martin, Tacit Me- !
Leod Catherine 'Rkidick, Bruce
Edgar, ,T1111r Edgar, Tan 1Mathesam. 1
Diploma, Murray Long.
Mess Mary Lou McFarlane and
Miss Margaret Cardiff rendered the i
dale.! "Saviour, like a Shepherd, lend I
n1),”
Tile morning anthem wa.s "Cron-
sider Mt Lilde)," Waghorn. Gerald
Gilson toot the nolo part.
At the evening service Rev, Mr.
Milne preached on the subject "The
Sword of Jesus' 'and referred to fhb ,
way in which Jesus shattered the
religious ccan;31aeeney of the people
of His) time, The Choir rendered
the anthem "Once to every man
anti nation," Bach,
Cliaa (Every Mon. to Fri.ly
at 6:00 P.M.
P Lyes
n
'E ; S(wick EI`':ti`) YEES1.
New contribution rotes for
per ` ,me ;r wt Insurance
Are effective October 4, 1948
The new contribution rates are:— WEEKLY RATE Weald}'
Woo ad
Chas Class of NmpIoyed Persons ytlmployel' Znoployce Stan'o
Cesnts Centro Ce4445
0While earning less than 90 cents a day at 3' *9 1151,
while under 16 years of age.......
(*Paid on his behalf by the employer)
1 Earnings in a week: $ 5.40 to $ 7.49..... 1624
2 Earnings in a week: $ 7.50 to $ 9.59...,, 24
3 Earnings in a week4 $ 9.60 to $11.99.. 24
4 Earnings in a week: $12.00 to $14.99. 24
5 Earnings in a week: $15,00 to $19.99,., .30
6 Earnings in a week: $20.00 to $25.99.,.36
7 Earnings in a week: $26.00 to $33,99.---.— _ 42
8 Earnings in a week: $34.00 or more$
$Weekly and monthly rated employees earning 33,120.00 or more a year aro riot in*m31
On and after September 20, '1948, new denominations
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE STAMPS
will be on sale at POST OFFICES.
Surplus stamps of od den not
inions to may e3ex changed at Post Mkt"
anyae
Wd'rFECTIVE OCTOBER 4, 1948, INCREASED BENEFITS GARS
PAYABLE TO CLAIMANTS WITH DEPENDENTS.
THERE ARE OTHER C AND ANGES
AFF ETING $OTH I ((PI OTTlli
For fall particulars, apply to the neaPert crate e!rf
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