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POST
Not Publishing House
skuthorizee se sltcQnd claw mall, Post Oftipe De»extmewt, OttOefa
Wednesday, October 29th. 1952
$2.00 per year - $2:50 U.
(PART D.F •sRUSSELS
,ROSBF-,RVf LOOT REO!®'11.311ED
Pant of the oiothing .taiken..Lrom
ithe Pemrsetu Mere whein '1t •warn.br*'
'et .into the early hours of Setnrday
'mean tee • been recovered,
Pollee behave nye, youths, arrest-
ed and cblarged in WinWord on Sun•
,dal; do be members of a "gang" in-
volved
nvoivedi in brelaletaus and thefts in four
•eousytiee,
It ie thought that atter attemDting
eo force the ihtonft door one entered
the Peaneent adore 'by a 'bank wind-
ow and opened the borne door for Ids
aeoomipltees.
The yeas.daouaged and $300 In
eaest wee taken, 'Two hundred
dollars Worth' of 'nothing eitolen 113.•
eluded hats, ah'Qesi,, sheets and 'sox.
Merles an thue . domes of the two
mlardware 'stores, Gregg'e and Old,
Bede, showed that hey 'had ,tried
to force an entry Into both Tla'ces
lint were nrdab7e 'to, or 'became
alarmed before, .they aecompllabed
their mnrpoae.
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BRUSSELS POST "ON TH'E AIR"
SUNDAY, NOV. 2nd
The. Brussels' Post will be hecaed
on the air on the program "Town
and Country" over C. F. P. L., Lon-
don, this Sunfay, morning, at 10.05
FORMER BRUSSELS
MAN DEAD ,
Ward was received by Mrs. Winn!.
feed Edgar of the death of her uncle
William Prances Bailee in Minneapol-
Es, He is a former resident of Grey
township and will be remembered
by many here.
OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS
MAILINGS
The public Is' oantioned to mail;
Mt early as possible to ensure Christ 1
mos delivery. 11
The 'following are the deadline
dates. 11
Letters to the United Kingdom
Nov, 27. Parcels Nov 25, -
Lettere to the European Contin-
ent Nov. 25. Parcels Nov. 21.
Coffee Is prohibited in Gift Par• I
cels to the forces serving In_Gr'r-
many.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 6 D. m. Satnutday,
November 3th, 1952 for snowplowing
in the Village of Brussels for 1962,
53 season. Tenders to he by the
hour.
Lowrtst or any tender not nee
essatrfly accepted.
G. R. Campbell, Clerk
�S)rn'11ss.1J�,L,: nR5.1:Jwtit.1�"�. t'^
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN. CANADA
Melville Church
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. nt. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lana
Moulting Worship -- 1¢ o'clock
"Com rnndon of Saints"
Church School 12 o'clock.
"Seek Ye the Lord while
He may be found.',
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. A. Nonnan Ellie, M. A.
Me Jahn', Ottwwt, Br_Nele-
11 a. an. Holy Caramel/doh
Sunday School.
Rt. David's (.Minh. Naafi,
8.80 p. m. Evening Pa ayer
Sunday School
Bt. Georges Chane, WaMM
7.30 p. m. Evening Pryer
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DISTRICT GOVERNOR GUEST
OF LOCAL- LPONS CLUB
Matelot %evel'n0s, Vkitor Dina; ,
'ef Zurich, paid en Offieiaa visit to I
elle Bnudsel6 Lions Club at their
„elle
meeting on Mondnay Ntgiitlt,
when a ,turnkey og aper was nerved
by the idles of St, John's Cherele
Lion *res21etnt Selwyau Hiker, ,pre-
siuiekl, IT, Tnalvts, a newmember
of the club seas introduced by Lion
B. Jothnetbn,
Dletn•ict Ceevennor Dinar, we.
inttradmoed• by Lion H. Tob:nstom
Mr. De eslm easprea<sed his Pleaeitur•e
on being present and coamelimented
ithe club on their increased activity.
He said the Lions 'Boyts and, Girls
Band ",put Ernvdsele an the male"
He gave interesting htghllghts of
'lids recent trip to Mexico where he
attendedthe Internattanal convent
ion, which wee the- ingest peace
time movennent in the 'history, of
Lionise. He started that there are
9000 idem;s Chubs with 500,000
mem9tens In 37 different ooumtries.
436 elnbs in Oanadn Stave 13,009
members. Mr. Dennin said that 11
,rma a green as''a-' to the cleb .to have
snob an aconnlneatheil Omelet as i
manly clubs are hencldoanoerl by not
having anyone to play the piano.
Lion W. Todd expressed the ap-
preciation of the club to the Dis-
;trrot Governor and presented him
with a pair .o0 gold muff links en-
graved with the Ltone emblem.
Lion R. J. Bowman won the guess•
lug contest end received an ash
tray.
Rumness blended moll oaal and
minutets by ]don W. Martin. Lion A.
Wood suggested that $40.00 that re-
mained 1n a Polio Fund be elven to
the blind, Lion 0. Knight reported
for she attendance committee. Lion
n, Wacker spoke on pians for the
Clhristnta,s Seal Campaign: Lion 0.
Long announced plans for the Hall-
owe'en pa, -by to be held in the
Town Hall on Frtdnp night,
MNhteal .numbers were contribut-
ed by Robert Kennedy, clarinet and
saxophone solos and Lion G. Mc-
Donald and Wm. King, vooal duet..
Lion le D. Thompson accompanied
them at the piano.
Tailtwister J. 'S. Armstrong • col
leoted the fines in bis usual energet
to and entretmininp; manner. also tell-
ing tite Lione a story about the birds'
and the bees indicating open. -wint-
er.
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks' is, extended I
to all our friends and neighbours 1
who •exprelssel their sPmmathy in so ,
ninny tuft of kindness at the ,time
of out bereavement. Speotad Ulttnka 1
to Dr, It• W Stephens, tre staid of
Windham Genera/ Hospital, the
ladies of the RRebekah. Lodge, the
Ladles' Anxlliary and the Canadian
'Legion and to Mr. D. A. Dann. Also
thanks ito hoose who sent flowers
and loaned cants. Your kindly though,
Oulnees was appreoited and will long
be remembered:
Mrs. John Rutledge
atld Htamity.
REOENj' Tlir,ATRE
Seg, forth, -Ont,
NOW PLAYING— •
Oct. 30 - 31; Nov. 1
,'NEW MEXICO"
Lew Ayres Marilyn Maxwell
The arrow -streaked adventure of the
men and the glory that won new
mexico, Thle is a• super Western
you've all been waiting for.
NOVI3.4-5
"LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL
MacDonald Carey Ctardette Colbest
This a musical comedy spice) with
a rousing romance. Don't miss It.
It's` entertainment for young and old.
NOV: 6, 7, 9
Esther Williams Barry Sullivan
A musical comedp and one of the
gayest of the year. The story of the
g oand
gala who became sailors the
boys they left at home-
COMIN'Q
'THE ME TREE*
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
HELD AT THE UNITED CHURCH
` Large long:resett'li nls ptwtLicipated
10 the 70011 Anatvmtoary of The
United Citlue'bh linussete on Sunday
Cot, 25tih, 'ReV, Howard A, Dtukdha-
son of Nonblt St. Untied CA u cia, Gods-
erioh brought tntsittrfn'g meesages
mot'ndng and evenlfal5. His subjects
were; "You Can't Go Bank Again"
and "The Trenslormtng Touch:" In
the one he emi01aesized, the trim,*
formiatg Power of the ever present
Jeanie, in the other she neceseity of
the forward rather then the back
ward look,
Spewing movie marked basea
er•
viSces. In Nue morning the choir
• rendered tee anthem, "Pii aise. The
Lord 0 Jerslulemfr by Clare, Mals,
Dean Davison wine soloist. Joan
Thomas's, Joyce Thoma otsd Jean
Jewell sang the trio, "The Lord's
My Shepherd by Jacob. A marl's
rJuaa+tedda, Messmer, Thos. Pierce, Stan.
Wlheeler, Thomas Stmaphan, Lloyd
Wheeler, presented the number,
"Just Outside The Door" by Rowe
and Ackey.
livening nius3,c consisted of an-
them, "Praise Wallet/ For Thee"
by Wodler; men's quartette, "They
"Knew My Voice" by Hewitt and
Beirly; a double duartc'tte, "God
is Love" by Browning and Wirice,
sung by Misses Betty Cousins, Lena
Miller, Agnes Lame, Joyce Miller,
Isobel Dentis; Reath Hemingway,
Marion Hemingway enol Sheila
Porter,
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ON YOUR PAPER
The meaning list of "The Brussels
Poet" has been corrected to date.'
Will yon, look at the label on
your paper 'and noblify us if it is
nod . correct. Tf yotu• label shows
thou you have peed your subscription
please accept our thanks. If it thaws
that you are in arrears we would
appreciate your attention to this
matter, •
CLOTHING DRIVE
Don't forged, the clothing drive
aponsored by the Majestic' Institute
in aid of the needy in Greece and
Kerte. Good used, clean clothing
is irgently needed. Old_• sheets,
evrm born ones, Ire asked for. Please
leave at - Mrs,,•Stanley VVtliieler'a
before the end .of this motile: 4t •
CARD Of' 'THANKS
I would like do thank all my
neighbors an friends tier their help i',
in 'doing all fray 'tell wank`and those
that helped tvitb phores and the
aM! and also those sending me Dards
and' treats and visbting me while in
thelf,►snita1s these kind deeds will
neve' be forgotten.
toy and Millie McFarlane
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CAPITOL I.ISTOWEL-
THEATRE
2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.80 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Fri. Sat. ' Oct. 31, Nov. 1
"THE BATTLE AT APACHE PASS"
starring John Lund, Jeff Chandler,
Susan Cabot.
Wild Action Wagon trains attach.
ed — Indians — Magnificlent scen-
ery In Technicolor.
Mon: Tues. Wed. Nov. 3 • 4 • 5
Eleven wonderful stars Invite you
to the happiest (un) wedding of the +
year.
"WE'RE NOT MARRIED!'
The prize ecmedy of the season.
TUESDAY FOTO-N1TE
OFFER $110.00
_Monday Attendance Card Nutt.
Hero-Nite is a regular Tuesday
night 'feature alt ,the Capitol. Those
Who find It impossible to attend
Titeesday night mtay sign an •Attend -
anon Chard on Monday ntgbt which
makes them eligible to sell .their
pho?;o *multi their name be select-
ed. „
Thur. Fri. Sat. Nov. 0 . 7 - 8
-Ethel
o Jane Wyman, Bing Crosby,
Barrymore In
"JUST yoR YOU”
Bing singe those tuneful, zippy
songs you love to hear. it's a grand
picture.
MR. AND MRS. T. WALKER
CELEBRATED THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING HERE
Fitter iyeaa+s Of 3iapPy Married life
were marked by Mr, and ria s,'Thom-
as Walker, a well )loved and highly
• respected couple of Bru2ei,s on Wed
Jnesdey 00 last week pit their home.
Mr. and Mhis, Walker woo have
lived all their matrled life 'here,
Were married at the bride's haute
in Belgnave itt 110 by '1ety, Mr,
HaedGie. Formterly Miles Christian
llttllliday,
daughter of Adam and
Katluerlte Robertson Iia+lliday, She
was barm,at Ayr, Ont., :tinter moving
with her family to. Belgreve.
Mr. Welker Is a eon f 'Mum
.and- Mary Sroadfoot Welker
ker and
was .borne on the OMe concession of
Morris township, Alter. finishing
school he learned the trade of ,tin•
smitlubng, Rinisbied at ,the age of
20. He worked for a short pcntod
fit Atnpcod, then went West to North I
Dakota anal to ellendtoba. At the
age• of 22, be returned home and J
with bis brother Alex farmed the
home farm for seven years.
Returning again to lits trade, he
worked iu a hardware stare for
Noble F. Gerry, later becoming a
partner in the bueinetcs firm of
Gerry. and Walker. After 20 years
this business wee sold and Mr.
�i'adken retired. Retirement for
hint did not, however ;mean ceasing
to work, for he has spent many
.buoy - years repairing lawnmowers
and outer household equipment.
A love foir repairing clerks pro•
vid;dd ale interesting hobby and to
his home he has a handsome and
valuable gran+tfather's clock which
he built from parts salvaged froth
hits fiaither-in-law's attic.
Mr. and,,Mrs, Walker have a
family of oe son Douglas of Tine
mins, and three daughters, Jean of
New York; Mire. Hugh (Katherine)
Middleton, Toronto; and Mrs,
Geerge (Mary) Banker, who lives
with her parents.
Mr. Walker has two sisters Mrs,
W1lliam Brydon and ,Miss Grace M.
Walker of (Buffalo. Mrs, Walker's
family consists of a sister, Mrs `
Gardner Procter of Yorkton, Sask.,
and two brothers Adam Halliday
Verdun, Mhm., and Dr.. re Halliday.
Saskatoon, Sask. '
' `l?r, and Mrs. Walker . iijoy good
hrlalth.They were at home to many
,,erienes who called to offer good
wishes daring the attern on , and__
evening:4Das let `o0 gold and bronze
chrysanitiliA e Irte chtys'an-
themumeawitlit 'a1 t s3tn streamers
and otheu' nftowera' bria'latened ohs
adtesititt'e stone.: Te pleasant, con-
ae1 to;;idreia .w &ding tray when. it
,i* *red"r(tin y, the an'tunin
sunisfel ,a ponu•ed a; goTdem glow over
thee e. A t1i'ree'tier wedding
cake. cleared 'the lace-povered table
wherd"' triple oandelbea held gold
candtols. Mns% rentor Galbraith, pour-
ed tea- end the guests were served
by Mrs. M. Hawsbaw and Mrs.
Robert. Johnson. Mrs. H, Plasm else
nssisted in iooking atter the guests.
Friends trout •a distemiee included;
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Young of Red
Deer, Aita,, who were emote al, the
wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Sellows, Mrs. Percy McBride, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. McBride, all of
Carlow. hire, McBride was also a
these a4 the wedding,
AT HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnston will
be at home to their relatives and
friends on the 000asion of their
golden wedding anniversary on
Wednesday the fifth of November,
1952, Wanton, Ont., from 2 to 5 p. m.
and 7totop.m.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
BROKEN INTO
Brussels Motors garage was
broken into sometime during Mon-
thly night or the early hours of
Tuesday morning and $135.00 was
stolen from the ti11,
A back door of the garage was
jimmied open with a crew bar to
gainentry. The .thief, or thieves,
left by tate dram door leaving It
unlocked,
Nettling, other 'then the money
was token or daxnaag'ed.
Ilperviminial pollee are investigat-
ing,
ANDREW Y. McLEAN
IS LIBERAL CHOICE
Andrew Y. McLean. Seafort,
et. P.. for Hunou-Perth, and presently
a member of the Canadian delegat-
ion to the United Netionis Genesee
Assembly in New York, was the
unanimatus oluoice of a large liberal
orgeniaaj:tlan and nominating , meet-
ing At •the town hall Clinton on Fri-
day night to carry the liberal hau-
ner in the newly created federal
riding of Huron in the next election.
He was the Only name pet up for
nomination.
float Waiter E. Harris, federal
Minister of Citizenship and Immi-
gration. addressed the gathering.
He reviewed ,the iiberal platform of
1949. -which he said was fulfilled
Looking to„the future, he saw a
need for government support of hog
and beef prices. government aid
to farming communities, and an
expanded imanigration policy,
The meeting also unamimously
approvedRC executive of the Liberal
Association of Heron headed by
Frantr Fingland, Q, C!„ of Clinton,
as president, and including R. E.
Barnes of Goderich. as senretary,
and R. Lamont of Zurich as treas-
urer.
Vier' -presidents en the new slate.
ane for each of six districts, in.
_elude: G. Hicks of Usborne town-
ship
ownship district no 1. Heeler, Stephtn,
i'sborne; ' Ivan Kalbfleisoh of Zur-
Mb, distriet No. 2 Hensall, Stanley
Browne Smith oWest Wawanosh,
dstriot No. 3, Godenich, Colborne,
West Wawanosla, Alit i .H. Haw-
kins of Clinton.- dia aa. No. 4
Clinton, Goderich townahipa 1•tullett,
Clinton R. C. A. F. Station; E. Den-
nis of MoKtllop township, district
Na. dt, Sruafonth. Hihhert, 1?-Killnp,
Tnekersmith floss the R. C. A, F.
0tstion): C. Dnnbaar of Ethel, lis -
trice No. 6; Hast Wawanosh, Morris,
Grey, Rip+te and 1:Mussels.
w -a "Ttt,t,,tfie tlhree and one bait years
s'nee 11 -1949 election," Mr. Mc-
Lean ta�st+aited, "I leave endeavored to
represent *the various interests of
the people in the riding itself ,
and in the future I win endeavor
to carry out the same objectives,"
He urged continued support and
oo'operaUan "as .shown here- to-
ndght", ,and said ('there will be no
holdirug baok in omything that
might further the cause of 'Mee
nem in traits riding of Miran.
Mr. Harris conignatniated Mr. Mc-
Lean end the gathering on theft
entre, anti stated that the county
of Horan would profit greatly by
:lir. MoLeam's experience with the
Trnttrt1 Nndionis as well as his ex
rerience as a Member of Parlla-
inent.
THANKS BRUSSELS
FIRE DEPARTMENT'
The following letter was received
by the fire chief and was given us
for publication,
Dear Sir -
T would like to write to
thnm:k ycu and your men for the
very Prompt and waling bele, they
gate 4m putting suit the tire which
started in our garage on Thanks-
giving Day Without your help the
garage would almost certainly have
bean burnt, and blue resoles of all
nor smirch people are
owing to you.
T Will appreciate it if you will eon,
Mee' oto' thanks to all worsened,
Yours ehicerely,
Rev, A. Nortnan jlDlits.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC -
Watch for the Grand Opening
of the
NEW RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Supertest Station.
Brussels, Ont.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY'
Sponsored by Brussels Lions Club
In Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, Oct. 31st at 8 p. m,
Prizes for Costumes
Games and Treats for the Children
No admission charge
PROCLAMATION
In accordance with other municipalities;.
Tuesday, November 11th, is declared tit
public holiday in Brussels and ask t'
people of this community to observe it ate.
such,
R. B. Cousns, Reeve.
The Ladies' Aid of Melville Presbytericxa
Church are holding a Sale of Home Mado
Baking, Aprons and other articles of Selirr—
ing, Candy, Violets and Plants, in the
Library on Saturday, Nov. 1st at 2.30 pan.
Tea will be served from 3 to 5. Everybody
Welcome.
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McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
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SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Suery,noed repairs to all make* of core and trucks;
Parts and Accessories.
Austin Scales and Service
PHONE 77re BRUSSELS, Melte ,.
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timmonra.
Early n Novemner Cuna.a , 1 r, ..ca winners et the Est° Trams
Atlantic Class et this year', International Proving Match at Carp,. Ont , wit'
' domlou las Reid, or Bram9.
United Km , Doug
les for a six-week trip to the U.
Ion (right) tractor plowing champion, is already marking the hours es three
pass to the amusement or Aigie Wallace, of North Gower, centre) hr;ro
piow.ng champion, and Roy Shaver, of Newington, a past president of tl
Ontario Plowmen's Association, who will act as team manager. The eve
seas trip 's Aan,tan^^•' by Terre 'a' air Le.i