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Order. Next Winter's Coal Supply Now,
Reduced Spring Prices are Now in effect,
Car of nut and stove Anthracite, also
Alberta will arrive periodically throughout
the entire Summer.
A car of the famed Old Company's Lehigh
Stove Coal expected shortly.
Order Now and take advantage of the
price while it is at its lowest.
BRUSSELS COAL YARD
Phone 68x2
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
Nightly at 7.30 p.m, Sat. pat. 2 p.m. '
Wed. April 30
Bob Hope, Hedy Uamarr In
',MY FAVOURITE SPY"
Thur. Fri. Sat.. May 1-2.3
CLARK GABLE
In a powerful outdoor .drama
"LONE STAR"
Mon. Tues. May 5-6
Fred MacMurray, Eleanor Parker
In The Rumantic Comedy
"A MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY,'
TUESDAY FOTO-N1TE
lst OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFER $100.00
Monday Attendance Card. MAL.
Wed. Thurs. May 7-8
JOHN PAYNE
In A Technicolor,
Drama of the South Seas
"CROSSWINDS"
Coming Soon —
The Year's Greatest Western
"BEND OF THE RIVER"
a®
Ilhe preacher came along and
wrote on a fence; "I pray for all."
The lawyer wrote underneath; "1
plead for alt."
Tho dootor added: "I prescribe
• for all."
The plain citizen wrote: "T pay
for all"
COAL
Order To -day For your Next
Winter Needs. New Low Spring
Price. Chestnut Stove and
Alberta Expected Very Soon.
PHONE 6R M. C. OLDFIELD
rlialinli
MMIROWO
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W.H.H. Fulton
18 a. m. Sunday School and
lisle Chs
11 a. m.—Dtvine Woreitp
ETsnjng WorstiIp-7 o'clock
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lana
Morning Worah1P-11 o'olook
Dedication of Organ
harsh Sohool-12 o'oloct.
Evolving Worship -7,30 o'clock
"Od0)fellowp+' Service
A W eicome To All
Church of Englund.
Perish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Ken' - Rester.
'Third Sunday After Fuer
Maly 4th, 1962,
St. John's Chutes, IPVWUIr-
11 am, Holy Conwnunion
Sunday School
St. David's Church. Heafrpm
2,80 p.m. Holy Commentate
Georggh Church, Watt*
7,80 p.m. Holy Oom nw ton
The Venarable Archdeacon
J, W. 11. Mille, ISiocaaan
Commissioner will prey h' at
tzll Qhurohe0,
J. E. Brewer
"REBEKAH DANCE and 3 ACT
COMEDY PLAY
"Aunt Minnie from Minnesota"
on Friday. May 23rd
Watch tor further particulars.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and =Mra. Wilfred Fischer,
It, 11, 3 Bnussols, announce the
engagement al their daughter, Betty
Doreen, to Mr. Ross Douglas
Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Knight, R. R. 2 Brussels. The
wedding will tett place Mos 24 In
St, Jahn's Anglican Church Brus-
sels.
WINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
ANNUAL OPEN NIGHT
The Wingltam District High Sohool
will hold Annual Open Night on
Wetlmesclay evening, May 14411. from.
i.en to 10 o'clock. Every one inter-
ested in our school District is
invited to come to see tbrough the
selmet and meet the staff and hoard
members. There will be displays
of pupils work in the usual
academic subjects, commercial
work, agriculture, shop work and
home econonilds. There will also
be a abort programme of physical
:du0,1tinn work in the recreation
rnnm. All parents of pupils now at
rchnol. or in the senior grades M
nubile Retinol are especially invited.
EXETER TOPS CENSUS GAIN
IN HURON COUNTY
An analysis of sthe recent eon -
sus in Huron Comely shows some
intereating facts.
A comparison between 1.941
and 1951 figures for the towns;
villages and bowvnsliips in the.
county may prove illuminating to
our clUzens.
Taking the OMIOiat returns' it
will be foiled on examination that
the following •peraontage gains
and losses are discovered,
The total popntation of the
county from 43,743 to 49,200 gives
a percentage gain in the decade
of 12.6.
in tbe lest of towns, Exeter
made a gain 01 60.2%, Clinton
comes second wit a 34.2% gain,
Wingham 31,4%, Seaforth 27.5%
and Goder1 h 8.2%,
in .the tillage list of three
liensoll gain was 7.3%, Myth
7.2% and Brussels a 1.7%r loss, pop-
ulation 813.
Among the bownship 'municipal-
ities, seven allowed gains with
*be =following percentages, Tuck-
ersmith 78.6. Stephens 78. These
are two township with R. C. A. F.
Stations, Stanley 19.2%, 'Purn-
berrg 5.1%, Goderioh Township
4,9%; Hay 3%; and Mullett 2%,
The townships showing losses
are Morris 1.4%; Usborne 2.1;
MclHIllep 2.14; Howiak 4; bast
Wewanosh 5.0; Colborne 8.8;
West Wawamos% 10.1; Grey 11;
and Ashfield 13.2%.
The total gain in .the' county of
538 of which 3209 are acctntmted
for by the townships containing
she air netts.
BELCRAVE FiVE DAY -
MUSICAL FESTIVAL IS SET
Plans have now been completed
for the Belgrave Musical Festival
sponsored by the Belgrave School
Fair.
The first day will he held in the
Forresters Hall, Belgrave, all day,
May 15011, with Bernard Htrons of
Kincardine, as adjudicator, The
final session will be held the even•
Ing of May 16 in the town hall,
Wingham, with Garfield Bender 1
adjudicating. Every •eitlont Ls being
made to make the final •concent es
enitentalndnng es passible. C, R
(3onites is chairman of the festival
and , Mrs. L. Faunae secretary.
The ctirentors are Mrs. M. MoDow
ell, Mtae M. daolrgon, Mrs. CI
Channnev, Mrs. L. Wlghiman. Mrs.
C TT. Wilde. Mrs. L. Ilan, Mrs, R.
J. Maekenale, M. trashy, and Ii
Cnmahbell,
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REGENT THI.ATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
MAY 1-2-3
•
"MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW"
Betty Grable MacDonald Carey
Betty Grable sings and dances her
way into your heart. Don't miss
sdeing the. picture for mirth and
mnslc.
MAY 45.6
'THE STRiP"
Mickey Roon*'y Sally Forrest
THE STRIP — Hollywood's fabul-
ous street of glamor and golden
dreams. The road that leads to
fame and fortune. `
MAY 8.9.10
"THE JACKIE ROi#INS'ON STORY"
Jackie Robinson Ruby Lee
An exciting story of a Negro base-
ball player who hits the road to
?me. A plea for racial tolerance
by an International League en-
thusiast,
CALLING ALL HOMEMAKERS
A most interesting demonstration
of the wonderful Inglis Automatic
Washsng Manhine will be given in
the store of C. and G. Krauter Co...
on Saturday, May 3rd, at 3 o'clock.
See how this marvellous completely
automatic washing machine ,fills,
washes. rinses and empties auto-
matically, ThLs is the chance of
a life -time to see one et the most
amazing laboursaving devices yet
invented, and right at home, without
going to some large cit. Everyone
interested is invited to attend.
There Is absolutely no charge. you
e're under no obligation, and in
addition: =there is a lucky doer
Prize.
Wednesday, April 30th, 1952 $2,00 per year - 52.50 U. EA 111,
FREE MOVIES
The Bilin; "Water on Tap`" wet
show you the many ed•rantages that
• pressurized water eau bring to your
fame or hueane, An Interesting flint
on "Water Softeneasl' will also
he shown, , demonstrating the'
attrings and conveI>,ienoee 4bat Can
be yours with the installation of a
water sofitener. ''There will be ad-
ditional attractions. Alt the Brussels
Town Hall on. Friday, May 9th, at
9 p, m. . Sponsored by C. and
G. KS -tauten, Brussels, pot,
!Brussels Liam OUP
I Lion President, Wm. Turnbull,
I presided at the regular stepper meet-'
Ing of (the local Lions Club, on h
'Monday night.
Misses Maty Lou. McFarlane a14 1
Sheila Porter were guests soloists;
with Lion L. D. Thompson as pianist.
Mrs. G. McDowell favoured with
hannoious readings,
Lioll D. M. MarTavish, secretary,
called the roll, read the minutes
.and dealt with the correspondence.
[ ..,.Tail twipter Lion 4. Woad led the
sing :song with Lion L. D. Thompson
LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY al the piano,
'P1 " Ladies Auxiliary treld their Buts(ness included a report by
social evening on April 24th, with ' 1 "n G. Knight that arrangements
32 members present. path member had been made for a T. B. Clinic to
was given a consage and Com. he held in Brussels. and Ethel on
Sarah Stephenson entertained with June 11th and 13th.
two songs and Corn. G. McDowell, Lion J. S. A,rmstr=ong chairman
gave two interesting ,readings. A rf the, group. north nI the river, re -
few games of Euchre was played ported„thurt a net profit of $229. was
and the members were served a realized from the recent pressnta.t-
lovely lunch in tbe newly r•edecorted ion of the stage show. "Variety
kitchen. Com. Meadottx won the Review” The amount was tanned
door prize and ,Com. Sinclair, SPeir. over to the elub for welfare work.
Stephenson and G: Lowe were lucky Lion R. J. Bowman reminded the
ticket lholdera. • c'vh n8 ;the Lions convention to be PAPERING AND
The business meeting was bald held in London on June Ruh to 11th.
Mondeo. April 28th imeteatl of May Deports were given by W. Todd on
4111, with 21 ladies present. Com. the eels et tickote on a car. and Wm. 1
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Dedication Service of the ,Kallman Elect-
ronic Organ will be held in The United,
Church, Brussels, on Sunday morning, May
4th at 11 o'clock. A hearty welcome is
extended to everyone.
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall an
Thursday, May 8th
Music by —
Earl Heywood and the
C.K.N.X. Barn Dance Gang
Admi3sion 50c Lunch Counter
Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
to Canadian Legion
Elliott was In the ehair The Navy ma" m end M. Wineberg nn the
Tag Day was set for .pure 28th. The' Urine Heokev Tournament tilt was
Iodises will canvass for the Salvat- • held in Gnderieh. Tion D. 4. Ranoslid,ion Army RM Shield Fend later in wee' given permtesinn "e levee slid
May. All members wishing to et• rm.-tired grid R=a-i++Ms rs'dv to bP
tend the Raley in Stratford will Set VT. -
meet •al ,thee Auxiliary roams, May ' Lion Wilbur Turnbull won the
12 at 6.90• p. m. A rate is to be set for draw on the guessing contest. Lion
a Bingo sometime In. May. Cent. M. W. G. Leach. who wee absent. was
Rvtlenge wen the Mystery prize. Oar made 'custodian of the rooster.
next metal will be May 15th. The supper was nerved by the
the women of Melville Presbyterian
Mrs. Leslie Fear ' Church.
There passed away in. Clinton
Community Hospital on Friday, DISTRICT DEPUTY PRESIDEST
April 18111, Jennie Rebecca Bell, vISITS•HURONIC REBEKAH
beloved wife or Leslie Fear of Myth. LODGE IN CLINTON Bi
in her rd year. More than 60 members of theMrs. Fearwas the only daughter Huronie Rebekah Lodge attended
of the late John R. and Mary . meeting
in the lodge rooms.
(Oliverl Bell of Morris :township. Clinton, on tbe occasion of the
Tn 1914 .she became the wife of official visit of District Deputy
James. Leslio Fear and they resided Presidenm
t. Mrs. Ado. Arstrong.
in Morrla township, until five years Brussels. Mrs. Armstrong spoke to
ago when they went to Blytb to the meeting on lodge work.
to make their home there. ' w
Mrs. Fear as a member of Blyth
meted Church and shared in alt
Its activities as long as her health
Permitted. She was a deroted wife
and loving mother and respected
by all who knew her. The many
beautiful floral tributes were a
token of ,the high esteem in which
she was held, streneA review.
Besides her sorrowing husband
sbe leares to mourn two daughters,
(Meryl Mrs. J. A. Higgins of Drum -
ho, and'(Mabell Airs. D. B, Smith
of Morris, and three grandchildren,
Joanne and Wayne Higgins and
Fioyd Smith. Two brothers, Frank,
of Morris Two.. and Robert of Strat-
ford also survive.
The funeral serv'teee were held on
Monday, April 21st, at the home
and in Blyth United Church. The i
Rev. R. A. Brook of Blues'a:le of.
fidat.ed in she absence of hem men -
inter Rev. Ohas. 3. Scott. inter-
ment was mode in the Tirussel%
Cemetery.
The pall :hearers were Chas.
Michelson, John MoNiohol, Laurie
Scott, M41lan Richmond, Herman
Deer and Fred Rutledge,
The floral :trilrnee were carried
by stx nephews: Bert, San anti Tea
Fear, Wtallace and Kenneth Bert
and Lorne Hunting.
Friends and relatives attending
the Humeral from a distance were
from Drntmubo, Toronto, London,Winston,Stratford, Wtnghn, Clinton and
Ethel.
RED CROSS NOTES —
Toronto — Increased use of whole
blood in medical therapy and sur-
gero in Canada madkes the need for
additional blood donors imperative,
according to the report of the nat-
ional Blood Transtusion Service
Presented here to -day at •the enteral
Central Council meeting of the
Canadian Red Cross Society.
"Need for our service oont4nues
to grow due to the increasing var
lett of conditibons for winch wvhoie
blood therapy to used to -day, the
increase to certain types of surgery
now merle Possible by adequate
sapnlies of blood and increased
hospital bed eapaoittes,"' said Ver
non C. Hale, chairman of the nat-
ional Blood Donor Committee
"The n bilker of d2nbd•s +re-
quested to meet demands increased
48 per cent over the previous year.
A total .01 261,893 hotltles were col -
looted from vomitory donors, an
Increase of 38 per cent, but this
still fell short of the dennanud,"'
Some 117,337 ;patients reoelved
free transfusions of whole blood 111
1951.
Clindanl tib tests, performed free.
by Red Cross on request of physic -
lath attending tropoctent'mothers
,tans ebtandling egpieetant mothers
tat 70,08'1 In 1051.
Five thousand bottles of plasma
for use of t4ie armed forces at h01110
and abroad were delivered to the
den'entment of national defence by
the end 'of 1951 anti the total coil-
initlmrml of 10,000 fora ane year
nertod is expeitted to gen for:Seed
its the end et this month.
The department of civil defence
lies naked the Soetete to hivestlgate
the maximum amount of pistils
which might be matin eneilabie for
at.nhttmilinha?.
•i
i• Sbe was Introduced by Airs, j
Arary Nediger and thanked by Mrs '
M. Wilson. noble grand. A gift in
reeitemhrance of her work during
the past year with the Clintem 1
members was presented by Mrs j
Ethel Gould. The degree raptatn. 1
Mrs. Many Nedtger. pelt on Tart dt t
the degree work for Mrs. ASA.. ;
WALTO'Ni
Personals ; Mr. and Mrs. ,Toho
C. Buchanan and Mrs. Ken Rae and
fontly of Stratford, visited with
Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Haolcwell; Mr.
anti Mats. Don Grey, Stratford, with
1Mtenda Mane; Norman Spates.
lta8 1alten a poattion with Frank
Kirkby, nonIrecntm'; Mr. and Mrs
N. Gill end son, and Mrs Gill sr.,
of Mon9001. with Mr. ant Airs.
Frantz i 1 111,7,
SPECKLED TROUT SAESON
OPEN MAV 1st
The Onttnrin 115113ng eeebnn for
speokie4 trout epeshs May 1st, 00
Tiuursdey, 14 runs until Sept: 191ih.
The same dated apply to brown,
ratnboWee eat era end tiatntloans
trout.
INTERIOR DECORATING
Best of
Materials —
Paper and Paint Supplied..
Prompt and Efficient
Service
W. G. TUCKER
Phone 90
Brnssels
On
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r. r• %e'T r 1ST r., :VAr,Nrrr
Rev. Mr. Fulton is attending the
Presbyterian Synod which isbeing
held to Sarnia this week.
* * *
Miss Doreen Long is in Clinton
hospital where she underwent an
appendectomy last Saturday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. Busohldn and
daughter, Karen, Mitchell, were
week -end visitors with Brussels
friends.
* * *
Mr. K. L. Ashton has 1esumed 1
teething this week after remold -1
lug front am operaltion during the
fleeter vacation. I
* * *
Sirs. William Gander of Charing
Cross, has returned home after
spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs: Harold Kerney.
* *
Mrs. Chester Rlintttnl and Miss 1
Wanda Rintoel of Galt, were 'week-
end vtaitere at the home of the j
Simmer pa0'ents Mr, and Mrs. E.
Pollard.
* * *
Mr, and She, Ray Fear, Mr. and
Airs. Fred Pepper and Airs. Many
Sperling all of Clinton, were Sunday
visitors tvitb Mr. and Airs. Herb.
Manning.
A visttar 4o tbe village et.tended 1
thumb and afterwards a resident
naked hem whet he thought of the
service, ,
"T liked the service very meets" i
said the visitor, "but 0115 thing
i uezle 1 rite; wvlhy ltd the congrega-
tion hurry out so quickly atter the
Bena'diettoe 7"
"Wets." lite native replied, "the
sexton makes them leave tlheir
umbrellas In the porch, and those
who set out lane haven't melt of
a choke."
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