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The Biggest Dance of the Season
to the music of
Frankie Banks
in Brussels Town Hall
Wednesday, October 20th
Sponsored by the
Ladies' Softball Club
Novelty and special dance prizes
Dress Optional
Admission — 75c
Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
Anniversary
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Cranbrook
Sunday, October 17th
Rev. P. Ferguson, Hensall
Guest Preacher
Special music by the choir.
Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m'
Brussels
W,M.S• of The United Church
011 Tuesday. Or•t. 5. 'ire Woolen's
Missionary Society of the United
Church met' at the hon,• of 11rs. A.
]frown, with an attendance of 1'r.
'Mrs. frnv4 oi, presided, The worship
service was read by Mr4, IfeLeuc'hlin
followed by prayer by Mrs. Davison.
The vi-''ifiog (•0ntnllttee reported
making 10 ca11s, Mee. A..\rntstrong
wee llao10(1 as delegate to the
sectional meeting being held at
Gerrie, Friday, Oct, 1[i, Miss
Spat -Hug, returner] missionary, of St.
3Ta1•ys, will be the <pnakr'r at the
:ttlnul Thlutkoffer'ng meeting.
Miss Medd r' ml an artiel.' "The
r'1n)1111 reaches ort." 14s. Brown
and firs. Armltrnn„ ling] chary:, of
the Study Rook, `West of the Gnrgee.'
)reviewing the second ullapter. The
meeting closed with the doxology.
11e1'r'slumenl11 were 0ery(1 by the
hostess and a social hall' hoar en-
joyed.
\Vet;lnc:,day, OctoIi3b 1-..^lth, 1
Continued Cut Offs Certain
• Unless Consumption Reduced
The electric pint 1 ,1111 t it • 1<r
acute. 1'Isle•,; Bro.-4.01.1.!tizeim
!1t11I voluntarily cuopern'1' le lydnc i
ing the consumption 1 1 our daily I
prima the cut—offs will eomtlnue or
may even he increased. \ye now
have Power shut offs !rent 11: t5
a.m. to 1 1)1)1, and lice a to 11 P•in.
'1'101111 could be avoided, as they aro
in some surrounding communities, if
Meat users of hydro wo 111 maks a
reel (°]Tori to keep '01)11uml)tion
down to a minimum.
We have no fartoldes In 13, eesls.
\Vs !MVP 110 factories in Brus;'1
Store's and other commercial users
thc,y r01r1151ent only one third of
] local consumption. Householders
consume two thirds of the power
need. It Is then 41e0ultely 'i1, to
11rwies14 housewives to se- that cur
consumption comes down to the
quota allowed. It ;e(plire4 some
effort and inrnmvenience het it eau
he done and it will retnlVe the
n e , eity for complete cut offs.
I ennm111e1 to use 11.1 (OW 11(01134 115
possible. Turn out a light tit,- instant
you do 1101 require It, Do not nee
,leolriral appliances if YOU can do
without them, and use them at all
tines ae sparingly as pnssihle. Tt is
from ,Monday to Friday that the
shortage ill 111,4044 se arrange to cin
all possible 1lmisehold tasks requir-
ing ele4tl'ieity, 1:111'11 54 ironing., on
•Saturday. -751
Domestic users n're asked for their
atnost co-operation to rednee the
power load from Mondays t o Fri-
days. Civic 1)11(1e as well as self
intorest demands the heartiest co -
ore ration from every citizen.
The United Church
Anniversary services were held
On
Sunday last 111 I:he. Brussels
TTnited Church, Rev. '3. L. Lewis,
• M.C.. B.A.. B.D., was the guest
l prnsrller at both morning enol even-
ing services, delivering sermmis
that were both challenzing and in-
!sPirhlg.
In the morning the ^lroir sane. the
anthem "0 Come Let 1's Pine." Mr,
Gibson Willis sang, "Bice' thio
'UMW' a•Ory effectively. A nuartet
rfmpnsed of 3Tisses Dnrothz Derma
and Ruth Wilson and Messrs Lawrie
cousins and John Wilson sang the
(lospel Nytol, "When the Roll is
i eadled up yonder,"
Melville Church 111 the evening the choir sang "T
"The Bin of Ingratitude" was the llleard the voice nI ,T1.u= soy "by Mc'
There will be a presentation subject of Rev. Mr.31don's sermon Phainl. A solo"'Behold what
t the Thanksgiving service in manner of 1"e" was contributed
and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Bill .1.‘.4!\lelville Church on Sunday morning. by Miss Zeta Munro of Auburn in
Coleman in Ethel, on Monday, The sermon 111 'ns hosed on the mir- excel'tent voice, The :Hived quer- .
Oct. 18. 1 f the cleansing f t1 t let sans; the hymn "Now the day le
le e o lc a rmis ng o 1g' ten
over.'• Mrs, Tan Wilbee presided a•
lepers, nine nI whom failed to the organ
return and thank Jesus for their
Humble yourselves ander the
mighty hold of God and IIe
shall lift you up
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class,
11 a. in, "Notes and Beams."
7 p, nl. Divine Service,
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Chonimaster.
TheUnitedCTurch
of CANADA
11 a. m. Morning Weren't)
Rally Day Service
Superintendent in charge
Attendance Awards
The Brownies, Girl Guides,
Rangers, Cubs and Boys Scouts.
Will be guest at this service.
7 p, m. Evening Praise.
Redigghlg Old Wells,
Everyone aerially Welcome,
Church of England
Perish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr. Brussels.
21st Sunday Atter Trinity
October 17th, 1048
St. George's Church Walton--
915. n, 111. Morning Prayor
Children's Day Service
St. David's Church, Henfryn-
10.16 a, m, Sunday School
11.10 Children's Day Service
8t. Johns Church Brussels --
L p, 1n, Sunday School
8 p, m. Children's Day Service
anniziug deliverance. The anthems
were "Give to our God immortal
Praise,” Miss Mary Loll McFarlane
taking the solo part, "0 Lord, how,
manifold are Thy mercies" by
Ba mhy.
The evening service was with-
drawn on account of the 1"niter]
Church anniversary seevio",
The choir, under the direction ori
Louis D. Thompson, attended the
Anniversary service at Knox Presby-
terian Church, 13010 5ve. on Sunday,
afternoon and 01111p11511 the anniver-
sary music,
Mexican Bazaar
1. Come and buy your Christmas
Gifts at the Mexican Bazaar and
enjoy a cup of tea and a friendly
chat in a South-of•the-Border
atmosphere.
Brussels Library
Saturday, November 6th, 1948
Under the auspices of the Young
Women's Guild of Melville Pres-
byterian Church.
REGENT THEATRE
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;Seei.fi1,rth, ''r'nt.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri„ Sat. Oct, 14-15-16
mow...
Breaks Arm In Fall
Mrs. ,T, C. Backer hart the MIs•
fortune to fall and break her right
n.rm. The accident occurred while
sue was down town shopping en
Saturday. Mrs. Baeker slipped no
the wet sidewalk to front al the,
hank of Comemrce.
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Engagement Announcement
The engagement 1n announced 01
Marjorie F.tbrl, daughter of Mrs,
1731101 Hackwell and at, lute Elmer•
T-Tnekwell, Written to Dangles Camp-
bell, son of Mr. and Mrs, M, Fraser
el' Blyth. The wedding to tape
place in October,
CARD OF THANKS -
1 wish to tllanit my neigtlh0uro and
friends for the cards end gifts re.
(mired, also to my teacher Miss
Little and pupils of S.S, No, 4 for
their lnindness during ley sickness.
Elizabeth Pipe
25 Competitors Range le Av...
From Eighty Years To Eight;
Former Bicycles To Contest
J. Hotly, W. J. Leeminej
Take Championships;
Only Four Contestants
Out of 25 Use N,rsee
AT'111'R1.,1, Oct v. 11' 111 1'1 gal•.
hlr WpAr wawainal •0111141ryth-
'5'r01 of .\nl0ng1, Ih, ti !'i 11 111,0 11
I'lOwmnn's ,'(4,'4t4,e1 v.t roar
rats off one of It h1're plew:ne.
ma(14(0 of 1•eeem ',':n• . •.chit J,
( •like ;t.rints crinins hrrt•k tin 11(1'-
row4 rn a match pint of n, nr13•
20 acres.
.Tames Hoeg, T{ R Seaforuh.
11 veteran of 21) e,•ar;' S11,111111'1 ,•n,e.
petition. a(lde more blul'. Is l0 hie
potIti,:n, added more laurel,, 1•, hl,
ellanipirtnshill in the lint' re011
Masses Champion:ide 'n the fem.-
tor
1'. "for events was won, ,0:111<t a hie
114441 of rivrth, by W. J 1.'•,Imin•r.
Walton.
Balance of eptrioe
the trend to nee -limit 5Pfl, f:trmolrt0:;
21 of 4110 21 a0104tell11 ; need ,re
4111. 011(1 01,1•.• fear m- 1
\'t,r•111 amore' the• 11• .,rr1.1,143n••
quol'ttte was 40 -ye' )')), 'h^1111,
IL•,Ilais 01' A1111'111 Nol only am
he emnplrte hi,' 1141 `hive stint
betwene the 11,o' hun'1, . Lefer,•
eampetinrr llo hieeel .1 the -eel,.
nlil04 (rent his home 111 \uburn
village to the Rite of the thatch,
10 -Year -Old Sod
Plowing lands were lai<! nut 1,11
the farm of S1r•0141') 1'lundt'' a'
lot 21, con. 1, West WIn^,r,011
township. :\l1 ,-vents 1v"r" plrworl
ar-n111 an11, Ofiirinl" lead
made arrangement= to us, the ad-
joining farm of Lreli'• iHallan: f n•
stubble glasses. het there were ng'
entrant, for stubble ni' 01, 1. The
land on which the match w•11" plow
eel had- had only one Pell' r:livf•,l',
a w•r-,it nen to relieve 011e 4r•' ^hr
eourlitiOns of the past hyo 1110n'hs
but the soil was 135•(4) in nature.
and provided r"aeonably 51,5(1 eon•
flillots for the match.
Judge of the event was Albert
13ruut0)4. Tarn, 0110 of (h, Onrr'11
1047 champions who 1,1,t 0int+,1'
went to (creat Britain to )'epee.;.nt
Cannel in international plowle-
mateh„s. OI0olnls of the ln1tr11
inelmrled Wilmot TInark". (lode -
Hell. president; Ebner Dennis. 'N::1
ton, rice -president; L. E. Cer,1!ff.
M.P., Brnsesls. seeretaly-are:retrra•;
Brown Smith, Harry Sturdy. 1,01 -
an 3TeCavin, and Teverett Finnigan,
field committee: Thema, W bsty,
Dungannon. in charge of arranging
for teams; George Feagan. (lode -
rich, in charge of oreenging fo,-
tractors.
Push -Plow Is Novelty
Ma.chtnery denulnatretions by n
. power -operated triple :414"", and by
a sub -Boiler, attracted attention
from many of tate ,'r',wd of more
than 1.080. Another innovation that
drew attention was Themes Hec-
kett's equipment in rine of the
tractor -plowing classes. T'nlilie ev
cry other outfit nn tis, field. his
tractor pnsherl its plow inst'5(1 of
pulling. Plow and h•aetm• 1111 the
• 'Hackett equipment were a single
Writ. mounted on fourruhher•tired
wheels, with the engine at rear.
the plowman seated In alt•, middle.
I nnd 1914 plowshare at the front
where the plowman cnnld sim111-
tanen041p watch his w•1erls end
its plowpoint.
Seven entries were in the field
in the boys' tractor event. raceme
(10w11 to ,eight•ye•1r-old George
Smyth Ann of 11r. and Mrs, cordon
Rnlytit, R.R. 2 Auburn.
R' stilts were ate follows:
Horse Classes
Noire ph -Armen. reeklente ar
TTnrn11 enmity: Thninas 1-1111ant.
.\morn1. Open (lass fm 30Inter
plows with skimmers, Jam,': Thee,
R R. 5 Senfnrih. 110vs 1n and 1111 -
de^ Archer Boil. finde-tell tewn-
, ship; .Tnhu1 Clm•10. R.R. 5 Gnloricll.
t Tractor Closes
Boys under 19 3'rare, tul'114o rot
less then 111 -hien fer:'w•.: Arthur
13niten, Dn11111: joint 1T'Gavin.
Walton; 13'11 Robertson. R.R. 5
(10drrich: Nen Rn00,w0e, R.R. 1)
Peafort1eestha. He70.rrin•h n 00f 111'm7' even+• no3.t
Mr. and Mrs. (brit,, Lime of Ponta ' hn 'rlvc `C.
Monica, Cal„ have 1.etnrned home . Looming.. Walton Allen \V-llper,
after spending sortie 171111e with RoY 11'arlthi11; ,Toe Gibenn, Clinton;
and Mrs. Bennett and ether relatives. Kenneth M11.r1)minid, 130150 14. 011,•:1
i11 Brussels and Blyth, 01nRN fm wldo.bottom Plows, torn•
Mrs, Sarah Campheli of Reginn, ing not less th 111 1"dnrh fnrrnws
S;islr„ spent the 11553 two weeks ! Cernld D1lstnw•. pout .\1hert: Harry
with her sister Mrs. Roy Bennett ,Tnhn11ton. Seafnrth: Timmis TTnr-
and other relatives, mr,4, Campbell 1tett. ,R, '7 Intcltnnw 1Tm'on rnnn-
Big City Is now in London with her daughter ty residents, veterans of the Pee-
with1
Margaret O'Brien & Robert Preston (3chret e9by RMorw.n.R. SBh1ennvnl9 wairn- PoevfmGhrt1311W1 mCo' uttsT, Tn11r.o1.d Pr\vO,rl-
.
M.G.M!s Big-hearted drama with will spend n week with relatives 1r ton; Kenneth Scott, Anhorn, Ford
in the city. Tractor r111es: 1rthnr Th0lnpsmi.
songs. Se sure to see this one. , Mr, end Mrs. Tom, Watson spent ' .\n111t•11; T,nrry 011b, p Beier:
,the holiday week -end with reintivea 1 Bah Wllsmr, R.R, 3 Anhurn.
Mon., Tues., Wed. Oct. 18.19.20
It Had To Be You
with
Ginger Rogers and Cornet Wilde
Be sure to see this brand new
comedy with two of your screen
favorites,
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Oct, 21.22.28
Magic Town
with
James Stewart and Jane Wyman
The story deals with a small town on
Election Day. Be sure to sec this one.
COMING --
Cass Timberlane
with
Spencer Tracy and Lana "Turner
It's Crank! Crank! Crank!
For Telephone Operators
Football
it's crank! crank! , 1 111 0• 1)u. 1•
101,51140m opernters on the !uvea
"1nngc for eveq hour the 11Ydro
Off Ihe,r' love. The aoalt lin,:-' .
.11,,1• .1 cru --y ou„• uU +1w I,,.
switchboard.
Wr can !m:, 11111. that 111 •n('re'',r
Well 111 appr«elate it ger, i -I eh it' 11,
rib r i^•011d eonfitce their eel], to
the min'mnm during tbe tem,: 'the
hydra is 4,1I. The girls hat.- to tIn
the hand crank for every tall. Try
tenting the 1•r'.1111 en your pi, ng' 1 ,
two helms straight anti we think
y,o'll ._ n•11ut w•r meta. ,\hood :e, I
1!1 11.0011n mill nnly 011 s,
u., l',,r rub,
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4,,- lit:='.hire xl1'g1 , . ui• �1-.
certain, The Brussels t"1'g',,,' ,•ave.
, •t 11 ',1 Iveev
ntei
• wee highly praised by the Seottlsh
AWW1.1t!i.S, o Pf('llvilln lree:;h
Th, T111111ii41.11111111 1111,4E11 1.• 'R 110
Women's M1,6411.07: 44,:ri;-1;
1TrPr111,• rburrh wd_ 41.4.1 1,, FI•cd
Oct. 4th. The n +eider 1111
Stewart presided d a .d w.t assisted iu
the devotional eserOleee by Mrs. G.
31rpow ell.
Mrs. Wm. Stnith gave a well 111'",
1,51'1 d paper m1 Our C' -':'i;;.1• • "1 111
mute m+nr f11 1,1. ;I,I;e
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Local Girl:, On Bus Tour
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Keech •r. Kipp"n .r ,
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,r• r .! 111 J'4 m.• r lot - T,,
titemell Ea -tern Onto i„ ' ,l ea,.
•4''' 1 - u- 1 1i 1, tr'p e re,,: n-
of Jun. n 5', ' i s' ,1 4 1r1:'I- (:n,,
1•.'r'4 'pll4'
prime ue. Kinaeton. Aum'.
11,•Ile, n,-. !Tonrr'al, (4' 0-' { 4 ,
1111• and I1,•1e bm'n11:'11 'ghe Ieft.
Manchuria and China," told a letter rut 1louady morning' r "dicing. hum-'
Faturtlay evening and al: reported a
deceived from Mrs. ,Tis. Dieksnn of good time. -
Vormo4a was read by Mrs. D.
McLeod. Notice
Announcement 40140 made et' 1110 i 44,. ran.nln 111 ,' 11 ' flu 11: n--
114eliena1 meeting to be held 11) , se.ls 1.• giro will hr 1x•0.1 on Tu1:'sday,
T, eswatOr on October 21st at 2 P.M. i (retnhr i' 19111 at 9 p. m.
Specials
1 Best plowed land with jointer
51o181 in sod: Janes Hogg, Rest
Mas {{{ plowed land in tractor ,1141441111: W
Masquerade Dance
q 3. 1,eeming, Best junior plowman
in Brussels Town Hall in tractor classes; Artbu^ Boiton.
Thursday, Oct. 28th Mem plowman in horse classes.
. Thomas Milani. 90, Youngest plow
Wgbeess Orchestraboy in any class; George Sniylli.
Prizes for:-
RR. 2 Auburn eight years old.
est original Hallowe'en costume i -
Best comic costume
Best fancy dressed couple
Oldest person in costume
Also
Lucky Door Prize Spot Dance
Admission 75c
Lunch will be served.
Dancing from 9-1
Sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Canadian Legion
BORN
HATG—•To Mr, and Ws. Norman
F, Tlaig (nee Clare Russell), a son
at St. Mary's Hospital. Kitchener on
Saturday, October 9,
BRUSSELS, ON "i'.6
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Cowie Honored
fL, 445)'Iar1vary
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Gem ', ,• resider],
morels rown:Alio.
br 011 fm•oe•rty !Vary
eye,,• of the late 3lr,.
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Grasby. -;411.
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In view of this. and ems -1110 furth-
and inelnleenc„ of all I1 „ ,;ire ua
your news copy. .ted .''1v.•rtising
raps., just as early as yea possibly
can.
\•1 r•dan;pie of what it 11000 F- 0110"
}i, dol:, is tit• feet that wo worked'
'I'n•'oday, and Wednesday nights in
,;ri r to ^"t yunt• paper 3', YOU 014.
rim,- till,' Thursday morning.
BORN
Mr, and Mrs. Harris Bell wish to
announce the birth of a daughter
—Susan Elizabeth, 00 October 0,
1948.
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3"° SERIES
SAVING MONEY is a personal
matter, but buying Canada
Savings Bonds is a good habit
for the whole family.
Everyone in the family may buy
Canada Savings Bonds—from
$50 up to as much as $1,000
each.
Canada Savings Bonds may be
bought for cash— or on easy in-
stalments — through your bank
or investment dealer. C-1819