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BRUSSELS
OUST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, May 28th, 1925
$1075. BING"
SEAFORTM
M.E`iiFOR -AL ca14h"RE
Friday, May 30th
115 ‘GAMES •A .20.00 -300.00
2 -SPECIA'L'S AT 50.00 100,00
'1 'SPECIAL AT 76:00 76.00
JACKPOT!- SPECIAL 600.00
-TOTAL 'P1 (2ES `$1,075.00
THEY' MUST BE WON !
/AliM1SS13N PLAY STARTS 'EXTRA CARDS
9 P. M. . 25c •
$1.00
THE =UNITED CHURCH
Me :bete of ,tdse lrrlendship- Circle
led. the worship praise in the; United
Church ou Sunday morning, May 25,
rendeiing ,two eetthem, "The "World
Needs A 'Prtedd 'f ike Jesus," by
AolGee ,and Tovey and "He' Rifted
Me," 'by Homer 'said GabribL The
r attsterte dfreme was rielenrclsbip
and F0U welelli."' •
Masons from Motel] Huron• Dist-
ritit were carr -guests a the even.
Ing 'worship, A male "quartette,
Mesare. 'Thos. "Pierce,' Thos.''Straoh
an, Stanley alid'Lloyd'Wheeler, sang
two numbers, "The Name te'Jesus"
by 'E3. S. 'Lorenz and "1 'Am'Listen-
ing"'
ListenIng' by W. S. Marshall. ''rhe ser -
Mon, was.
erthon•was. basad on a textfrom First
Teter: "Live like tree men, only
do not make year freedom a pre-
text • for mieconthuet; we 'like ser
valets of God. 'Honor all men, love
the 'brotherhood; reverence.' God;
bourne the ' King:"
NOTICE •
The 'Brussels •Muted ,Church are
holding a :rat'den Party on'Frlday,
June 420th, under auspices of the
W. A, Watch -for further annouce-
memL.
,UNION UNITED CHURCH
GARDEN --PARTY
on
THURSDAY, 'JUNE 6th
Followed by a short Play entitled
e'ORANGE 13L-OSSOM8"
-and variety numbers.
-Supper 6 to 8 •o'clock
Admission 75c -and 35c
Melville Chore/1
Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Felten
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Sunday School
11 a, m, Divine 17.1.rahip
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
M.orning worship - 11 o'clock
Rev. A. W. Barker will pr'eaoh.
Subject, Hungers of the Heart
Mrs, Barker, soloist, will
assist the choir.
Church School - 12 o'clock.
Evening Worship - 7 o'clock.
"The Love of God"
A hearty welcome to everyone
Church of England
Parish of Brussel
Rev. J. 14. Karr - Rester.
Whitsunday
June let, 1962
et. Ja'm's Chtimt. entomb -
11 a. m, Holy Commiunien
goad* 11ioII
St David's Chureh. Hance
2,80 p, m, Holy Oometenion
St. Georges Church, Wa11M
7.80 p, m, Holy (iommaniton
LIONS NOMINATE -NEW
SLATE:"4F OFFICERS
*1'he maim' sniper meelfisngrsr•tore
•
local Lions Ciub was held ]I5onda7
nleht *ith Lion president, Wen.
Pumnbiil4 in charge.
Regular blueiness included '.the
reading'eyl roll Ball, =del6tees end,
correspondence by the secretary. D..
M. MaleTavish. Mhe Lions ,convent
ion `1e be held ,in London, :lune -8th _•
to lith was discussed.
Lion Selwyn icemer, ,presented
Keys, to 100y members, 146. Wine-
" berg slid Bert Johnston and pins.
were anvard'ed for perfect attendance.:
Lion'Te. B. Cousins presented the:
rep'or't •oY the nlomineting .committee
1952 salchows -
President Selwyn Baker
is1' Vice 'Pres, Harvey Jdhnston
2nd Vice Pres, Max C. 'Oldfield
'
3rd Vice Pres. Stan, Meehan
Direotore ,... Jack McDonald, *Ffarohi
lhomas, Gordon Tenfight, D. A.
Rana
Secretary W. Todd
Treasntre R G. McBride.
Tail Twister ,., ... Jas. S. Armstrong
Lion Tames. Albert Wood
Lions W. Todd and R. G. Mellride'.
withdrew and Wm. Martin 'w181 fill ,
the office as secretary and. Graeme
McDonald that of treasurer, 'beteg
nominated 'for that position,
Lion W. Il'.- Todd reported on the
sale of tickets for th.e car and Lion
R. B. Consine on the T. 13. Clinic
to be held here- and In Ethel to the
near f utnre,
Lion IT, 13. •Aden• was winner of
the nuettamary draw and was also
made euetodlan of the rooster for
•hein¢ arhsent at 'the bast meetine,
Tion R. R. Causing shnwed film
of rote-eaflne tr'ia'dic seenes taken
en bis Irin there .and also ones of
the Rrrusaele "Variety Review" and
nbbera.
A brentemne aumw» was served
by the ladiee M Rt. Teem's Church.
-FOOTBALL RESULTS
Tcesda.y Night at Victoria ;Park
Walton 0 - Brussels 1
EGENT TH}',ATRE
Seaford), Ont.
NOW PLAYING-
Thurs. Fri. Sat. Technicolor
"THE GOLDEN HORDE"
Ann Blyth David Farrar
The Great Geneh's Khan fights -
with -a beautiful Princess. Ten
thousand hooves thunder out of
Asia. So don't miss this page torn
from one of History's most speotal
cuter chapters.
June 2 - 7 One Full Week
"MA AND PA KETTLE
AT THE FAIR"
Marjorie Main Percy Kilbride
It's All New - It's All Fun. - We
a taughdaden comedy, with the
screen's funniest couple. The county
fair provides a rural riot
Save yourself a disappointment, and
Come at 7.80.
COMING - DOUBLE BILE.
"THE RETURN OF RIN TIN"
Mid
JTHE ENCHANTED VALLEY"
LEGION LADiES AVRILIARYf
The T:Jadtee A tiaetliery tq the ''t7an-
atilan Legion attended the :Zone
Rally le Stratford, May T2tlh, `where
14 A9yaliarleg wk a represented.. A
pleaean"G .evening Was Octet and one
of this Mystery 'Prizes was won by
Mrs, Joe Baker, Bnwesel0, "'lube busi-
ness meeting was held 'INiay 15th.
The Bingo Was hold let the Town
Hall, May ?'Sire and the 'prizes were
'iron by the fallowing *People -
15 •--• $10 games - .David Hetet-
.legs, Hervey SteifliOnson, Mrs,
Cbraniohael, Monktote Mrs, Thos.
Davldsole Donald 'McLean, Mrs.
Jim Adams, Lorne 'Dealer, Mitchell,
George '73ae'k:er, ;Peek :Marius, Listo-
wel;
istawel; Elmer Armstrong, Isaac Nixon,
Luolonew; S, Pox, W. Marks,
T.tartewei; (Split 8 ways, Jack Lowe,
Maes, 'Fred Stefdtenson, JObn Oasier,
MitchreiI); ('Sj>'ltt 2 ways, Reg.
Wiataon and Allen McKeroher),
835:00 Specials, Frank Shaw, Geo.
Smith. $50.00 "Special, Mrs, Charles
Shaw. ConsalallHon Prize, Isaac
'Nixon: Lurkmmw,' 810.00.
'AN 'OPIPORTUNiTY FOR SERVICE
'Sunday 'June' 1st, Is Shut-In's Day
Tn. every • count -Malty there are
many iudividuels confined to bones
-,and 'hospitals' because of ill health
or physical iitsabiltty. Many have
-no 'frleiids and tbey spend long
-days waiting `for the step of a
'friend tbat se Tom comes. The
1rocian00 passes their door, and
flowers are always for others. In ';
every community there are fine r
Cheistian people who are most
Willing -to serve, w0ao 'have the time
-to do 'it, ' hnt who do not know '
Where they can go To serve.
2n your own neighborhood, in •
llospttals. rest ' homes and other
such 'inatitutions the onportnntty
-to he 60 sereice to other presents
itself, Tf you wand know a new t
-atdrenture in neighborliness search
out tbese people, not only on Shnt-
'hr's'Day 'hut nn res.nry days through r
the year. -Ten n ill' Pind est lop
comes nit to htm who seeks it for
lemsetf, 'but to' him who seeks 1t 1
'for other nenerlt• . • Let nos remember 1
the shut-ins, -end render whn3 ser.
-n*kee 'we ren tie •them, whenever the
rownrtnnit.v IFiord s•
"earn irle6 ^rsATrva
I wish to thank all those who so
Itindlysent ,meilowers„•coeds, letters 1
lrreela:ted.
Mrs. John Snell
r
TENDERS WANTED -
Tenders will be reoeived by the
Council of the Township . of Morris
to reface bbe west abutment of the
third line bridge and the centre
abutment of the bridge nearest the
west end of the first concession.
The Township will supply the
steel and the cement. Contractor
kindly tender by the yard. Tenders
must be to by 2.80 P. m., June 2,
Lowest or any tender not nee-
nessarlly accepted.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
and gifts while I was a patient in
,Clinton. General 'Hospital. Thanks
also to those who •vistbed ore. These
acts of kindness are,•deeply a13 -
'')W MOW t:9W4Ayr't'k ^(ki
THEA RE LISTOWEL
2 Shows Nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m.
Saturday 2 p. m.
Thur. Fri, Sat, May 29.3'-81
Music - Singing - Dancing
What a joy to see M. G. M's -
Technlcolor Musical
"AN AMERICAN IN PARIS"
starring Gene Kelly and Introducing
the new French oo-la-lovely Leslie
Carson.
One Full Week
Monday to Saturday June 2 - 7
Atilerica'a funniest family are back
again
3 performances nightly 6-8-10 p.m.
"MA, and PA KETTLE AT
THE FAIR"
NOTE -There will be No Foto-Nite
Tuesday, June 8, and no registration
Monday, June 2. Foto-Nite will be
resumed June 10.
MOMMOMMOMMMOMMOON
COMING
June 11 1243-14 Royal Journey
June 18.19.20.21 David and Bathsheba
ST, JOHN'S CHURCH RECTOR
AND WIFE .GIVEN PRESENTS
A. Meeting of St. john's Anglican
Cbma•ch members awl friends wee
bald. In tare ehureb basement last
Friday niglut 4g dionour Roe,
John. H. Kerr and Mrs, Kerr, • who
leave soon for cls new chaige at
A•Ivinston and Inwood,
During a shtort program, Allister
Bird read an address, and '04d111,am
b'icent'oheren made a presentation
Of a purse oe money to Mr, and Mrs,
Herr, Madre regret 15 Telt in the
cnmmunilty nt the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Kerr. Their devotion to
ilhe pariah Ie evkleneel in a stronger
congregation; and much credit is
given to Mr. Kerr':s work anti plann-
ing for tile rebuilding of the ebnreh
follon%ing fte destruetlon by fire
In Fphreary 1947. Mrs, Herr has
else been president of the Vo -
nettle Auxiliary. a member nT the
Women's Guild, and a teacher in
the 'Snniiav School,. Plans Por 6111-
ing fhe vacancy here are 1161 yet
rem -Vete.
BRUSSELS LION'S
tTLUS CARNIVAL
The names listed below are in
acknowledgement .cif oonti•ilnutions re-
ceived up to May 3661 and are
taken from full 'books o2 5 tickets
which 'have been turned in by the
ticlret sellers. It is interesting to
not 'Etat 40% of the tickets sold to
date are to people outside of Brus-
sels and Ube surrounding district.
Tt 'lod4 as though oer'Liono are
trowelling afar and not covering
the territory around 'home: Many
are 'holding off until the lastfew
days, 'The prizes are well worth a
85.00 'donation so be sure and get
one early.
Plans are being made for two
meats of fun and a good hall game
ie, being planned. There will he 500
Free elclrsts to school children of
'Fluidic School age and under for a
prize each might. 'The draw for
these 't•l faire place about 10 o'clock
end fee ticket holder must be on
the grounds.
Hand 'Mils will be distributed
shortly with full particulars,
The Zonal Lions will appreciate
yrnur :rrpportfor this -worthy cause.
85.00 Donations
Napper, Mrs. E. R.
Avery, 14I2,43, Joe
McMaster, Dr. E.
Seat, J. M.
Rahe, Bob
Bruce, ,Torn
Montgomery, G. W.
Ramsay, George
Mc.Domeid, MTs. T. L.
Thomson, Carman
Felker, Idrnie
Galhralth, George
Robinson. A. C.
Fxe1, Jerry
Crawford, Alvin
Lake, John
Work. Jahn
Thomas, Mrs. Harold
Plant, Lawrence
McKercher, Alan
-
Plant, Mrs, Tleen
Thomas. Mrs. Herold
Thomas, Mrs. Harold
Waxman, Sam
Turnbull, Wm.
Leach, Mrs. W.
Couaims, Roy B.
Todd. Roger ..
Dennis. 0. M.
TCnight, Walter
Hingill, Mrs. Songhai
Smaladon, .Fred
McGee -in, Gordon
McCall, Stewart
13Pn11Ptt, Ronald
Travis, Herb
T3ryees, .8aek
Bennett, Ross
Cunningham, Bob
Watson. W. N.
Roltnn, R, 't',
Hamilton, Wilt
Higgins, Nelson
Elston 13111
Bradshaw, Garden
Tlneker, Mnr.
McArter, Iran
Bolger, TTamld
TTtynue, Mrs. Jack
Reid Doi
Melihhen, W. A.
Donations
PemrIce John 82.00
Rrnwn, Wa,tann $1.00
Continued next 'week owing to lack
of spare,
BRUSSELS FIREMEN
SAVE HOME
Fire damaged the home of Mir.
and sere, W. A. Stalebery, in the
early hours of Sunday morning, The
rear portion of the house was des-
tr'oyed. Fi6flcdent sorvtce py the
night operator at the telephone office
Miss 141. Robinson, and prompt re-
pause Of the firemen brought the fire
under control before it spread to
fire rest of building, though smoke
and water caused considerable dam-
age. It is reported that the loss is
covered by insurance.
Me. and Mrs. Stanbury came to
Brussels Strop weeks ago from
Goderich and moped :into the home
nn William Street, recently Inv
ciaesed from UIOyd Workman.
BRUSSELS SCHOOL.
EMPIRE DAY MUSICAL
An Empire Day Program was pre-
sented by students of the Brussels
School, grades 1 to 9, in the Town
Ifall on Thursday night. under the
direction of the music supervisor,.
Mrs. M. Douglas assisted by mem-
bers of the school staff. Mrs. W. C. '
King was ptnniet and the Hallman;
organ, courtesy of the Halloran
Manufacturing Co., Waterloo. was
Presided over by Donald V. Cor-
bett. demonstrator.
A program of singing, foils mane -
Mg and music delighted the large
ardlence and showed ability and ex-
eellend inetrwction. The students,
Mrs. Douglas, and the teachers re-
ceived well deserved praise and
emcee for the evident progress made
in music Instruction In the school.
Appropriate costumes enhanced
mange of the numbers.
Hartley Fischer, chairman of the /=
school hoard, made brief opening
remarks. paying tribute to the work
of the nutAle supervisor.
In the Patriotic Ensemble, tite -
May Queen was Helen Wilson, at-
tendants Joan Wilson, Jane Ranee
Felon Welmsley, Maureen Sullivan.
May Pole Dance, Grades 6 and 6.
Trieb Lilt, ('„tris Grades. 7 and C.
Road to the Islas Highland Sebot-
tisohe, Girls Grade 9, and Miss
Canada was Ca:therin Leach, -
Juninr Chains, Grade 1 and 2. A
Dutch Ciop was danced by Jane de
'Boer and Klass de Boer. The Cirnus
Grades 3 and 4. Rhytlrmn Rand.
Junior Room. Intermediate ('hoar
•crudes 5 and 6, with Ronald Trane as
soloist In one number. Ringing dame
:7ttninr Itnom. Tenison Choir. Grades
13 and 4. ("larinet solo, Robert lien-
nerly. Tlmlhlo Trice flirts Grades
7 and C, be Armes Line, Esther
Fmfth• P'ertherr, Snllirnn. Rlizaheth
Mrers• Andre,' D,•nridson and Diane
SLeNeer. Also Erne Pirt ('hair by
tbP ramp grades, snxnphnne solo. I
Terrill 'Kentnede. A ehnrt nee, the
Tiff of Stephen Pewter - eminent -
:lime Rebore Kennede; 'Mrs, Faster.
Sheila Porter: M1ranada. Marireen
eepir:in; .TeenTP. afar, .Agnea
Hierens: P1senile. Mery Willis;
Sienhen, Ileeeiae Leach: Friends of
Stephen. S. Alderson. J. Meehan.;
T.. doge, T Smith- S Bilek. F.
Snwvor D. M,'rter. T.. Deceive]
P, rd mer and .6 Grower.
$2,00 per year - $2.50 U. taxa.
In Cranbroob Community Hall
THURSDAY, MAY 299th,
MUSIC BY ELLIOTT CARUTHER'S ORCHESTRA
Dancing 10 p. m, to 1.30 a. m.
Lunch Rooth
Admission Popular Prices
Sponsored byv Crranbrook'Hall Board
Everyone Welcome
DANCE
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
Brussels Legion No. 218
at Victoria Park, Brussels on
FRIDAY, JULY 18th .
Parade at 2 P. M. led by Brussels Lions Band.
Children's Sports - Soft Ball Games - Afternoon and Evening.
Bingo and other games. - Refreshments on the grounds.
Draw - Dance In 'Town Hall - Gigantic Fire Works at 11 P. M.
Reserve This 'Date and Come to Britssele.
GET A FREE
CHEST X-RAY
The Mobile Chest X -Ray Clinic
will be held at 'the following places on the following dates -
Ethel, Weed ., , June 11th -
.Brussels,'Wed., June 11th -
IN MEMORIAM
McKAY - In loving memory of
Mother and Grandmother Mrs. Ida ;
L. MMfcKay. who passed sway two
years ago, May 25th,
Roy, Amite. Helen and Shirley. I
10 A. M. to 12 NOON
2 P. M. to5P.M.
7 P. M. to 10 P- M.
Thursday, June 12 -
10 A. M. to 12 NOON
2 P. M. to5P.M.
7P.M.to 10 P.M.
NO 'PUSS -- NO BOTHER - DOESN'T HURT
RESULTS CONFIDENTIAL
omproOMMOMMOOMMOM
CARO OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity of
thanking my many friends, for all the ,
kindness daring my recent illness,
The lcvely „lowers, treats and cards A
'were very much appreciated. Special 1
thanks to eh the members Of the , '
Rebekah ledge.
Norma McNair.
THE HUMAN SIDE OF
EISENHOWER
In an exc111sive interview, Ma's, }
Gage Lent,'the woman who managed 1
the l3taenhower's home at Columbia I
tlniversity, reveals little known I
tales nivel General Tke'e private life,'
in the June ist issue of the NEW
Color Gravure AmerIean Weekly,
diet:libeled With The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Start Them Young
Junior farm club work is rendering a
practical service to Canadian agriculture.
The organization and its leadership train
young people in the best farm practices
andhome economics, which lead to "self-
help and community betterment".
The „'Canadian Bank of Commerce has
pleasure in sponsoring this new booklet, in
xecognition of the Valuable work being done
by the Junior farm clubs across Canada.
You can help to widen the usefulness of this
organization by taking an interest in its
work, and giving it your support and
encouragement.
pet this free booklet from
your branch of The
Canadian Bank of
Commerce,
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