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Melville Church
Jed nescla r, December 29th, 1948
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At the morning em'', ,'el.v. 1
Rev. Mr, Milne preach. rt , tip.I.
snb,irr.l "'Making room f„' '''Tri: t ,t
('1u'i::Imn..' 'I'd,e: '1 ,:eta
hosed nn the story of he Nativity in
; St. Luke, Chap. 9. 1 ie a eel., : 1
I wee elle- Mary Mien ilelueier who
II t end Heed "tiow beautiful anon the
j' mountain: by TTnrker. ul ""rhe
Lord's Prayer," r," by STaintt rho
'1 anthem was "O route h1 heart"
11 by Ambrose. In the ai lie,
Ism mho:, ;. attended Ilia coral service
flat the Milted Chnroit.
The United Church
The Seerement of Infant 'P•lntisrt
avast a(hniniatered 31 'h- nio•ni'x
worship in the T'rnitee rletrele The
foremen,- rhi:elren rercited the
Baptismal rites: Small Elisabeth
Tell /homelier of M. and Mrs. Barris
Bell: .loan Marie Gnrnis.r, daughter
of Mr. and Mre. Thome,'lerniee:
S'•Yvi, .Ten, wnntt, dein-rater of
( V.MgM.M., '�','ao �irtkw Mr, and Mrs. 1r' 11nr eynyntt• Archl-
_ _ — ;bald Walter Mrilonald. son of ?Tr.
_ �- and Mre. Tan McDnnall and Peel
IRrtan Wilenn, no of Mr. ani Mre.
Tedward Wilson,
Christmas msec was sling by the
rhnir in the anthem "There wore
Shepherds," by terawfnrri. Mrs. R. 13.
Cousins sang "Hr shall feed fete
flock." from TTanr111'4 Mcssiall. in
excellent voice.
The sermon In the morning' was
on the question "Have yen any room
for Jens?' 'mere torr,' is heart
room there is lima. room.
Carol Service
.\ community enrol sorrier. leas
held in the 'United Church in the
evening, Members of other rhlilrhes
were present to join in the worship`
The choir sang "Glory to the King of
Icings" by V. D. Thompson. Mr,
Gibson Willis oontrih'itr-d a message
in the vocal selection "'rite 'Prayer
Perfect." A group of ymi'g heirs
sang "A Christmas LulIlbv' in four
parts.
A number of familia.' enrols were
enjoyed by the congregation. Mr.
Wilson read the Christmas Story.
ANGLICAN CHURCH NOTES' (l^v#Aaar ,
Annual 'Vestry Meetings will b,•
held as follows — ` Hilton A. Hunter
St. David's Church, Tuesday, don -
ESSEX, Dee. 27—nine-re] services
nary 4th, at 2 p. m.
St. John's Church, Wednesday, Jan-
uary 7th. at s p.
St, George's Church, 'nue lay, Jan-
uary Gtlr at 5 p, m.
DANCE
in Brussels To'i n Hall on
Thursday, December 30th
Lunch Booth
Dancing — 9 till 1
Admission—Gentlemen 75c
Ladies 75c
Auspices of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
assormonssoorommoom0000mmsouszoonooza
DANCE
New Year's Night
Saturday, January /+;t
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
Featuring Ross Pearce
,.and his melody masters
Dancing from 9 to 12
Sponsored by Seaforth
Young Conservative Association
"Seek ye first, tee Kingdom
of God."
In the Ney Year, put
"first things first."
Melville Church
Minister Rev, G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School end
Bible Class.
11 a. m, Holy Communion.
7 p. m, "1949 Investments"
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Ohontmaeter.
Ther inited Cl: larch
Ole CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
90.48 a.m. The sossionewilt meet
11 a, m. Morning Worship
The Holy Communion
Sermon ,Subject
"We Would See Jesus"
Junior Congregatlon
11 Church School and
Bible Class.
7 p. m. Evening Praise
"From Everlasting to
Dverlasting."
Make Church Going Your
Habit Through The
New Year,
r—„
Church of England'
for llllttm A, Hunter 60, wore cen-
rineted' her" by Rev. F. 1'. \Valrelhng.
Essex Baptist Churn and Rev. R. 7T.
Parr, and interment ms,le in Green -
lawn Memorial Park. Pallbeta•er%
w rl Joint Chaste' Robert Bryden,
Carl Ttrushett, O. C. Loucks, Larry
Whittil and Lawrence McLellan. :dr.
7Tun1' r wee born In Brussels. Ont„
and had been a Printer with the
Essex Pi•ee Press 27 years. Death
came suddenly from a cerebral hem-
orrhage. He heves lite wife, tw1
sons, William. Sudbury. Cameron,
Lakeview: a daughter, Mrs. Fred
Carter, Saginaw, Micinto n and a
,sister. Miss Myrtle TIM ter. Listowel,
Mrs. Robert Messer
The death occurred in Victoria
Hosiptnl. London on Monday. Der.
20 of Mary Annas Breckenridge
widow of the late Robert Messer.
Brussels in her 75111 y': r following
five weeks' dins l.. The deceased
was born. nn Con.• 2, Grey Twp„ on
May 7, 1874, (laughter of the late
David sod Mrs. Breckenridge. On
March 25, 18116 elle was united in
marriage to Robert Messer. Follow.
ing their marriage they lived on the
Blnevale Beendary and Con. 1,
Morris until the death o1 her hus-
band in 1925 since which time she
has been a resident of Brussels.
She is survived by one son, Walter
of London, two daughters. 'Jessie
(Mrs. Russel Lemmex) o1 Detroit
and Jean (Mrs, Samuel Endicott) of
Toronto' Two grandchildren Dorothy
Lennmlex of Detroit and Dr, Vernon
Messer of Windsor' One great grand-
son Bobby Messer, Windsor; also one
brother Dr. Aimee Breckenridge of
\Tashville, Tenessee. Funeral serv-
ices were held from her late
residence Alexander Street, Brussels
on Thursday, Dec. 28rd at 2:30 P.M.
connected by Rev. G. A. Milne of
Melville Presbyterian Churoll. assist-
ed by Mr. Silas Melalls, London,
Pallbearers were John Gibson, David
Johnston, Jaws. Vancamp, Gordon
Messer, Selah Breckenridge, Wm.
King. The beautiful floral tributes
testified to the esteem in which she
was held in the community. Bnria;
was field in Brussels cemetery.
Perish of Brunets
Rev. J. H. Kerr. Brussels.
Sunday After Christmas Day
January end, 1949
$t. David's Churbn, t'Ienfryn—
9.80 a. nn. Sunday School
10.30 a. m' 1-loly Cotnmuntun
et. Johns Chinch Brussels—
1 p. m. Sunday School
2 p. m. Holy Communion
Gt. George's church Walton -
8.45 p. m, livening Prayer
�,�'a so Sunday Schoo'll gal,e
Notice
T wish to tette this eeportunity to
thank all those who so splendidly
co-operated In tying cards and letters
into bundles for Christmas mailing
This was greatly appreciated by
the Post Office Staff.
Wishing you ell the compliments
of the season...
• H. W. KERNEY,
Postmaster.
TO MOW, MaW9m,A
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
- --6..5.9.,0.
CARETAKER WANTED—.
Grey Township School Board ' is
asldng for applications for tine, 110511-
1011 o1 caretaker in each of the 12
schools for 1949. Applicants will
stale salary requested. An outline of
time duties may be obtained from the
secretary or from one of the school
trustees. Applications received until
January 10th, 1949, ,•
Carl Hemingway, SecretarY,
R. R. 3 Brussels.
soy the r, 1m C, ;:
incu
May they bring in a perfect New Year for
you, crammed' full of Happy Days.
The Brusse
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BRUSSELS COUNCIL ( Councillor 1 L. V•' Delo tl•r, aalary
Deaembe.-
, 1 995 .{1
CrnnMlrilr
The Last regular , meatlnl; 1Gof the I (rctwf,rrd t 1 • ' i n t•, t.
Municipal Council of the Village of 1"0al edti''r' eke. w' 194e 43144
Brussels was held en the above 9r. ,>n 7 4..,;;;;;„,.. 1;4,
date. :111 members or1he ('can, it Cont ti 1 •
w, re present. 1f''.. ,.n; tii-r,t
rt./
itJ'e .5 ELS♦
%rtd Conveurtvt T"r:r Seek Attacker
]i' EJPl,rlr, Man
:uot•ur.•, +int! t10.y
non-.•,
,,..t 11.' , n Collnwl
t,.
rt..r-t.a...q
ebtuary 20 l 1,3.t
from 211 p rt': i \ = I'M Ont
791,111 1 1 1
Toupin s. Reproos, 111 r..::
•- 1rt Cram rt e tlt�' I'I 1
y. 1{ineardine, Grelertoit
t. iVloghant.
Trowhridg Lila I.
�� ,,''�,,��n 1' acre. Votfh
'8,.
l'nrdwb'h. Gerrie, T,, nn'.
3117181 1 1 `. , t': r•' l i . r t
rc, 7 Clinton, iTow•irk Linn the house,
: I„,}•tem.
Alter the minutes of 'lt last •n'' r i 117,• F 1 n ,
ing'were read, It was nurve.rl by 1d. 17 l 111: w , P 1 1 n to ,tin of
Kennedy seem -idea by W. 1: Willi, lace '' r
that til:' minutes be adapted as „-• d 'That In 1', n
—Motion carried, fire at `i,lr'1 .}1 ,•,,'. t t ,`.
s' Pr11,1d' 1- ''111",1 .11 a •
On motion of L. W. rci i.n, r ion" in rtlr •'n -•t. the, f'•;•
, h l:
1 Ttlettlav r nnolhe
'dr . 1- ,l1 .itl', 'n1 Ofit, l'in r 13"'
i home that evening, nntire rl thee Ar
,.hi..h i ';noel -ie:
i
closed, was standdn 11.11P11 r i,
1 turning to investigate. h,' 1 e.e'
Lverk several blows on the tto:0.
eori ..'161111ler<. Although he is 17
IV. f nt, . h crape t, d with
at•0 '.!' tt',tn 18, :e;' Prtnof.,r
' tr' be rr,lrta'ed. Mr. Galbraith toore
ened tee grip, and his :ntri.,7
r. ., nd leele 1 nut ant
'
n^,.) r -_r the, 194.7 luxe v.
it inl'vi+run. er nv'
+` Sprue
tr, 1 -.FR;t P ea' TaH,1" .1'11
,.ti P." 7.orieh. (`redline
IP • .i7t ,n1. 8471/114 „("•-Cntrvan.r
'r Tr, '11x0 Exeter.
,;, _'. n__. notes 1'riw•vrrl. 1•'"1'
1 P '9r' 11' "A." Ailsa ("rate. 'rhed-
j feral Grind Rend ''r3" Biprkw, ll.
,•; •'C" Stretbrnv Juniors
r'r' Pr. Howard Rrnwn. Thrd-
rord
„en 9 --Southampton, Port El-
't7'iartnn, ('heslee "A." PeIeley
en e .ellenforrh "('," George Grant.
T .toy, rnnvener.
''r:,np 1—Gode•iel. Win,ghnm,
'Kincardine "A," Lueltnow "II,"
i'
as -els "T1," Ripley "C," Pelt Me-
t Lucknow. convener.
n, 7 -Drayton "13,' Poole,
,,•sbeidee. len wend Atari.) orl "C."
-:rn'•r. 'Berl Anel' 1v . Drayt0'1-
ru
oxlerl by .T. W. Fisehor the follow to . : given t.1 yearly Gran' of oil ni, !•• '
accounts were ordered paid: ' u='t by the 1'ir,. Tlep', 1 ,'reef:" ;
D. N. McDonald, •Fuel, lumbar 5ation for lost time a.. avo, r;,,: 1 .:
anti cement II :117, cheque: in payment ni 't.9; r;r',nt 1: ;
W, I -I, Dell, salary and clean. :made payable to +9e Yir f)' pt. •,- au
ling supplies 121.`1 i oi'nnnigtuinn."
G. R. Campbell, salary and The Reeve' thanked :it • 8'!ri
Voter's lista ............ ..... :11.40 •, what. i r -11,..r ! ,. ,d,.
I
Gregg Hardware, nliscelllne• I a lin a WWI tr}'n' year for the 1
ous hardware
11, J. Lovell, stationery .....
A, McTaggart, labor ...........
Oldfield Haa'dware, furnace
pine
Hyde Bros., battery ntc.,
Fire Dept. 20.91
Post Pub. House, Assessment
ochres Voter's Lists, ads,
for Nomination
Bruseals Hydro, street lights
and ball lights
A. Rutledge, fox bounty .,., ,..:
R. 13. Cousins, salary, Reev'
W. E. Willis, salary, Coun-
cillor
R. W. Kennedy, salary,
Councillor
J. W. Fischer, salary,
1.55 \'ill-tge.
1i,ss The 1.1.1 .{ ;17
4,nit r.tnI.niri, 1. Ne ('„111,.1' .;1;;'1.
1.75
CARD OF T1A'NKS
TI -o• • frnii:': ,.,f ,, late \T'•. Annie
111.111. at r3.Pr,,psiil •144.12 ,'.�,P"'” i't[irr.,; f•r:
the many l.indne ,'_. :hn'an by
Ile sl cards, letters and visits- r1trinr Itra
7,044 illness in Victoria Idespit9, London.
48.5) Also for floral tribute, !ltd ot17''r
expressions of sympathy at our time
36.00 of b, reaveur•nt, sper•ial thanks i'igon.
Group _2---Stratroy "D" playing
are given Rev. G. A. M!t1e Sir. Stine
In Group 2, of the Tnternirdiat'
Sri 00 McFalls, Dr. John IT r•rt•. Brusselsseries.
and Dr. A. J. Grace of I anlnn. Juvenile Series
- -. Group 1—Goderich "A," Wing-
,�,�,�,t�.�,�.t�����,�.•� �,�� hnu, Clinton. Kincardine "R"
cJ�c 7c�WJc% caJ�cJ'S�� 1 •\Tec" T.nughlean. Win hntn, eon -
17• t (Tresw•ater "P Fnrrlvir.h
r;, •`• . L , de...1"1'r1. T)e1-1'71(".'- "C.
4 11 r. Glenn Sahnson, Fn1•dw1,'Ii
r17.011, 7—:fount Forest, Arthur
a Jih1'i:,y •'D." Cllffer•l,-Aytar.
71 111 e "C." convener, Weller John.
Ili:dtn:,y.
Junior Series
(lamp t_...-aih•nrtnn, Listewr',
H',rrist"n. \t'ingham. Walkerir.ii
•'D•• Convener, Pat Patterson. Har -
A Customer
ries
t
And F► iends
.MEAN MORE to this institution than the mere exchange
of goods for dollars.... We appreciate our customers—they
• are our Friends—and we wish them a Happy and Prosperous
fl New Year, and we resolve now to make our service worth
Imore and more to you as the days and months go by.
i4)
memkv? e7
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEl_
NOW PLAYING-
Thurs, Fri., Sat„ Dec. 30.31 Jen' 1 3
"A Southern Yankee"
with
Red Skelton and Arlene Dahl :
Red has you all In from Laughter as
'
he goes all out for comedy. Another
howling hlt following "The Felice
Brush Man",
Mon., Tues., Wed. Jan. 3.4-5
"Two Guys From Texas"
with
Dennis Morgan Jack Carson
Dorothy Malone and Penny Edwards
The gay cavorting In this number
should deliver fult satisfaction to
all patrons, as Morgan and Carson--
the song and dance team go Into
action. A picture full of music,
laughter, lovelies and the right
tough.
Wed., Thurs., Fri.,
December 29, 30, 31
A Grand Show Inc All the
Family—Romance, Musk
'r and Comedy.
In Technicolor!
"A Drste With Judy"
with
Jane Powell, 'Elizabeth Taylor
Wallace Beery,
Carman Miranda
New Year's Eve. Mid. Show
(Performance will
start at 12 a.m.)
December 31st and showing
all New Year's Day
"Tartan And
The Mermaids"
Johnny Weismuller,
Brenda Joyce
Plus: A special program of
outstanding' Shorts
Mon., Tues., Jan. 3, 4
James Stewart, Jane Wyman
In a charming Romantic
Comedv
"Magic Town" I
TUESDAY FOTO-NIT.E
1st Offer $200.00 II,
2nd Offer $ 70.00
Mon. Attend. card night VMaireAteMealleAV
Bennett's macer
1 11 1'
'51 Group 22—Walkerton "A." Tian
over "A," Southampton, Mildmay
i,., Mount Forest "B." Reginald Arm.
strong, Mildmay. enlivener.
Midget Series
e• Group 1—Southampton, Port E1-
O gin. t'a101e7'. Cheeley. Kincardine
1"B." Norman Locking, Port Elgin.
convener.
Group 2—Listowel "A:' (,oierielt
".9," Winetem "B." Clinton "11."
' Palmerston "B,' Glenn Johnson.
irnrdwirh. convener.
Group 3—Londesborn, Hnwiel:
• 11,111',. Brussels. Lucknow "B"
teams. Wilfred Willi., Brussels.
...livelier.
Bantam Series
pt. Group 1—Walkerton "A'" 1i1141-
imay. Toeswate•, TCineerdhne, Port
b j Elgin "R" teams. Donald Cnmcrnn
Mr. 0a111r.'ith we: faint fla_,:
toss of blond and th.• 'min of 1.o,
wnnnds. but wan able to felrnhrre
a neighbor. 31?,eea11 Bradshaw, w.•
+'
enmmnnei 11 +Teeter and
Mr. Galbraith is rer•overr,rr:''
rapidly end ben yes that ha4 170'
not loo, *, h+,mpered b^ it h" 1177,7
Overcoat be would have been , 1i
10 nrerpower and naprnrr
gallant, Tt is supported that rrm-
hery was the motive for the attael:.
i Wndl.erton, convener.odrich
"A."
c BRUSSELS, ONTARIO t b GeClinton,
i G1nn,.p
'\Vhighant, Tmcknow "R" teams
9o�4i,. . (J 'J, 'j M,�,'�`�OMk•: i ••Nip" Whetstone, roderinh, cnn
— — — _ = I vener.
!from Wingham. Goderich. Clinhn
and Paisley. Ml teams a111 play in
The
mssels
Pee Wee entries were reeeivrd
,a1 Market
QUALITY MEATS
Wholesale and Retail
(Fresh and w;Cu.red Meats
Turkeys, Geese, :Ducks and
Chickens for 0 ever Year's
ALL POULTRY DRAWN FREE OF CHARGE
Fiert
Marked In Britain
Boxing Day. which was orfs:
prated in Brussels and In meed'
of the British Commonwealth Men
(Int'. nod which techn10a11 0170177+1
have been celebrated Sunday t lie
day following Christmna, has
nothing to do with the noble azt
of pugilism.
The Encyclopedia Brttannioe
states that the day was celebrated'.
first in Britain as the day .'n whice
r,•Iannrt0 "1)nxes" were riven e': --
rand boys, postmen. milkmen and
the like.
Although the , ncyc1opedi r do=';r
not elaborate, the assumption to
that the people mentioned were 0Za"
available to be presented with giro,
C';ri=turas day itself.
rr,-mer Listowel
School Principal And Wife
Mork 55th Anniversary
LISTOWEL, Der', 28. Christmnse
and their 55th wedding anniversary
were observed by Mr. and Mre.
G. :McDonald n1 Listowel, In a dare
celebration at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter. Dr. aced
Mrs. E. D. Hutchinson, Amherst
burg. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were
married on Dee, 25. 1893. at the
home of Mrs, McDonald's parents.
Mr, and Mrs. William Mitchell.
cnn. 2. Grey township. The couple•
w'l1 spend the winter in Amherst -
burg. For almost 45 years, Its1r
and Mrs. McDonald hare resided fu
Listowel. From 1905 until his '
tiro ment in 1985, Mr. McDne
e as principal of the Listowel
lie school. He was engaged in'
teaching profession for almost
years. haring taught in Harriet=
and Grey township hsiors comenee
to Listowel. Besides their daughter
Anne (Mrs. Hutchinson), tIta
collide have two sons, William and
Griffith, both of Toronto.
!their own town or village until n'eb-
1 15, ulnen they will bo grouped and
n play-off inaugurated.
Qualifications Explained
' Several :items of importance
were discussed and passel relative
1 to the hockey rules. Playing certi•
i Orates and birth eertifleates trot
the rpgiatrar in Toronto mUsf ea free Warwick won the gentleniera"e
! company the junior nualllcaHnns: prize,
j e'rtifld@tes only in the ease of the Personals: Mrs. M. Sellers, .'a.
intermediate players. The deadline former resident. of Bluevale, and
t was set for .Tan. 15, with Fr0117'
i wiuno's in all series to he declare
1l ed by Feb. 20, Ahintermedi•
ate and junior teams will be al.
lowed to sign 25 players. with 75
I designated for the minor aeries.
III A new rule will he in force :n
Se this season. whereby
Hold Party To Celebrate
Moving Into New Home
BLITPIVALD, Dee. 2'4.—Mr. atul
Mrs. Frank Stamper, who herevie
built a new 110119n nn their tare&n
on cnn, 2 of Tnrnberry townshl ,
have. recently moved their house-
hold eflects to their now home.
To mark the occasion of modem
into their new home, they enter-
tained a number of friends 8131779.
eon, 2 and 8 of Morris townsti'
Prior to Mrs. Stamper's marrls,,
she was Miss Bertha Soveh of Al .'
Progress4've euchre Was >te
jm'ed, Mrs. Russel Boue won the
bighest seore for ladies and Wit-
t l \\("OAA
a minor player. providing he signs
a minor eertttlonte, may go up and
Wt arrear _ 'down as much as he dikes. with an
e I int di t or junto t til
Phone- 88x We Deliver.nytlnle
Coleman & Thompso
t \, must. forward a list. of the players
n, !'copse they intend to use in the play
r eau nn
gems a s
I the regular playing schedule is
tSf Fd\ %'1Ea14a E1i6S.a" ig'r
1,complettel. At that time ell teams
• I ;downs and these will hs the only
who was a recent patient In tl •
Wingham General Hospital , has
gone to Toronto where she efiit.
spend the winter with her dau'ghe
ler, :Mrs. Hetherington. and Leslie;
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Liltow, Stret-
ford, with Mrs. Lt11ow; Mr. ''oaf.
Mrs. R. D. Mclt;inney and son Jixtt,
London, at their home here; Mets.
Elsie Lamont has returned to har
hone at Brussels.
players allowed to Compete, Cute-
veners will be in charge of the
referee in their reslle0live groteeen.
until a group winner is declare,