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WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
,The %intern District, High School
Cornmeneeanent Exercises will be
heed in the Town Hell, Wingharn on
ale, waning, November eth, at
8.15. There will be a shoet musical
prOgramme. Pnesentatien of certi-
ficates. cliploreas, proficiency and
added award e and the veledietene
address by Miss Barbera, Gaunt,
The speaker of the evening is
Professor Ralph Cenepbell, Head of
the Ecenromics Department at the
Ontairie Aertieniture College, Guelph,
PrefeeSer Campbell le 13, graduate of
klie linleensitry of Toionto, and a
• Rhodes Scholar to Oxfare, and the
echool t fartunete gm securing so
Oft a ,spealeer. ,
,Evereetre interested in the Dis-
trict High School ts invited to at.
tend on 'Pilaw evenleg, Novenribre
7th. at 8.15.
There is nn admission charge and
no reserved seating
NOTICE
To Milk Customers In Brussels,
There Wili Be No Milk Delivery on
Tuesday, Nov. 11th. „
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
DANCE
In Walton Community Hall on Fri-
day, Nov. 7th. Music will be supplied
. by Wllbee's Orchestra. Admission
at Popular Prices. Everybody Wel
come.
BAZAAR
Sponsored by the Anglican Guild and
W. A. of Walton in tee Walton
Community Hall on Saturday, Nov.
15th. Aprons. fancy work, home
baking. fish pond and white 'Gift
counter.
Supper served Adults 25c
Children 50c
OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS
MAILINGS
Thee public is cautioned to mail
as early as possible to ensure Christ.
rnas delivery.
The folloeeng are the deadline
dates.
Letters to the United Kingdom
Nov. 27. Parcels Nov 25,
Letters to the European Contin-
ent Nov. 25, Parcels Nov. 21.
Coffee is prehibited in Gift Par-
cels to the forces serving In Ger-
many.
71,1111011VOW
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Church
Brussels
Minlater, Rev. W, H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Monolog Worship
Remembearice Day Service
Baptismal
Spechel Music
9arzimae..
United Church
OF CANADA
Minlater, Rev. Andrew Lane
Morning Worship — 11 o'clock
"Rembrance"
Churoh School — 12 o'clock.
A Welcome to An.
111•11MINIMPIr
•
Church of England
Perish of Brussels
Rev. A. 'Mennen Ellis, M. A.
Jahris lincirett, Drelasts-
11 a m. ISLoreing Prayer
Sunday Settee'
OIL David's Linos*. Hestrpil
2.80 P. n. I'vening Pr61761.
Stmelay &heel
et Chtergeos Cher" Wailes
7.80 p, m Hole COIMMiniell
LADIES' AUXILIARY
The regular business meeting of
"The Ladles Auxiliary" was held
Thursday evening,
Mans were made Pow the annual
Legion banquet which will be held
on Tthesday, Nov, Ilth at 7 P. m.
The Remembrance Da,e Ohl1Pell •
,servioe he held se the Anglican
Church, All Auxiliary members are
' asked to meet et hhe 'calumet at 10,45,
The 1101110[111altbill ,of ,officees for
1953 was held and are as follows:
Presidente Com. Vera, Hastings;
hst Vice -Pees., Corn. Ida Winebergi
.2nd Vice -Pres., Oom Chrietena Mc-
DOwell; Searebary, Oom Mere
Lowe; Trerealuner, 00M,. Betty
Bronson; Standard Bearer, Com,
Elleabeth Wintle; Ieleniet, Com,
Pear] Lowe,:. Texeoutive Committee
Comeacles Duncan, Higgins, M.
Retledge, Shaw; Sunshine Cornet -
Pe, Com kismet( and C. Oakley:
Auditors, Com. Spelt: awl Brower
Comrade Mary Lowe then gave a
very Interesting report on the
Briockville convention of which she
was n de/egate.
A donation of :50.00 was given to
the Temesels Retie Band.
THE UNITED CHURCH
In keeping with the season of All
Soule or All Hallows Day. the ser-
mon in the Dieted Miura on Sun-
day morning. Nov. 2 was "The Corn
mullion of Saints." in the New Test-
ament "Saints" is just another nfame
for "Followens a Jesus". This fell-
owship of believers Is not only of
earth but sf heaven, the minister
declared. The closing hymn was
"Foe all Ithe saints who from, their
Inbotiesi resit."
The .anthem, "Be Still ely Soul"
by Seelline was sunr by the choir,
DIED
CALLAGHAN, John Leo — At St.
Michael's General Hospital. Toronto,
on Satairdae, Nov 108, John Leo
feilla,ehan. 299 Charles St., 'Belle-
ville, beloved husband of Rathleen
Wilton, aged 60 year's. Funeral will
he held from her Tete reeldence on
Tireeday, Nov. 441. to R. C. St.
Micheel's Church for solemn requiem
mnsc at 5 a. m. Funerte under di:r-
ealm' of Corrigan ie O'Brien,
Pitmeml Rom( — Berle -erne Treelle
Veneer, newspaper.
The srldow, Mrs. leolbleen Wilton
rallnehnn was the denrehter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Sim Wilton, •
Temeeele. Ont
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders Win be received by the
underaigned until 8 p. m. Saturday, ,
November 8th, 1952 for snowplowing
in the Village of Brussels for 1952,
58 season. Tenders to be by the I
hour.
Lowest or any tendert. not nee
essatrilv accepted.
0. R. Campbell, Meek
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING--
Nov 6 - 7 - 8 Technicolor
"SKI FiT S AHOY"
Esther Wililarlis Barry Sullivan
A musical comedp and one of the
gayest of the year. The story of the
gals who became sailors and the
boys they left at home.
Nov. 10 - 11 - '12 Technicolor
"THE BIG TREE"
Kirk Douglas Patrice Wymore
A stirring drama of the conflict of
man against nature In the rough and
ready era. The Californa redwoods
afford the setting for this outdoor
picture.
First show starts at 7 P. M.
Nov. 13 - 14 - 15 Techilcolor
"THE CIMARRON KID"
Audle MIrphy Beverly Tyler
He ted the last (Inert') outlaw raid
whIch took place at Coffeyville,
'Oklahoma. This Is a Western In
which the Kid checks his blazing
guns Inc a woman's love.
COMING
"THE DAY THE EARTH
STOOD STILL"
efieeeete"
SPECIAL APPEAL FOR LIONS CLUR CHiLDBEePS
BABY CLOTHES AND TOYS HALLOWE'EN PARTY
The clothing drive in aid of
Korea and Greece, samtiored by the
Women's Institute wars well received
and this fleet shiPutene has been
sent, As $the need 10 great, the
drive will be ope0 untie the end a
Nov, A -special aPpea3 ha8 been
sent to ans for baby clothes and toy
auiteable for /children in hospitels,
Please leave any centributioas at the
home of Mrs, Stanley Wheeler.
BRUSSELS COUNCIL
Ootober 281h, 1953
The regular meeting of Brussels
Municipal Counoill was held on the
above date, Counoillor Bennett
was absent,
The Peinates of the meetings of
Sept. 29 and Oat:4, 1952 were read
and minutes adapted as read on mot
ion of A. MoTaggart, seconded by
C. L. Workman.
The following accounts were or-
dered paid on motion of J. 11,
Stretton, seconded by C. L. Work -
Man,
A. Rutledge. fox bounty $ 6.00
T. Campeell, fox bounty 2.00
G. E. Radford, gravel 68.00
D. N. McDonald, lumber,
cement and tile 70.18
County of Huron, indigent
hoseitalizabion 36.00
Peet Pub. House, ads, and
weigh scale tickets 1.1.06
Criehers and Gallaher, work at
dump ground 120.00
Elliott Motor Sales, 'Fire Deist. 5.70
Ileuesele Coal Yard. thel town
hell and office 141.40
L. Armstrong, drains 20.50
Ti, Henry, drains 20.50
W. E. Willis, supplies 2.41
A. Ooklev, streets and
drains 7.20
W. 14 Bell, ealary 135.00
G. R. Ca,mchell, salary 55.00
it was moved by A. MrTazeert
seennded by 1. H. Strutter that the
the Clerk advertise for tenders for
Ties. Bv-leaw sterrne ent?t-s ril
Nomination meeting end also date of
Municipal Election, Nomination
meting to be 'held on November
20 and reeetien if necessary lo
held Tleeenther Flth, 1852.
The Reece was authorized to
Proclaim November 11, 1952 as A
Public Holiday tn the Village.
Business of ths meetlngbelng
conrluded . Council adjourned on
motion of C. L. 1VorIrman, seconded
by .T. 77 Stretton.
mow -plowing for the Village during
1952-53 semen — Carried,
08 was moved by A. Meese:met
seconslel by C. L. WerkmItee that
Ry -Taw No. 8. 1952 as reag s firs',
and second time be read elli:Afti
ime. — Carried.
58 was- moved by 7. W. Stretton,
seconded hy A. Mere -mart, that By -
Lew No. 8. 1952 as reed a third time
he peesed, — (beefed.
NOTICE
Weird gheetts and goblins, clowns,
• claeleng pipettes. ivilicisoine folks
Mom Mother Goose Lane and many
$aner °aortal loboaaara gathered
at the Bnutssels Town Hall on Fri-
day night to paletioipato in the
Hallowe'en party given the children
ef the community by the LIMB
Club.. Costume judging and con.
test -4 amused the youngsters. Treats
were pasised out to all present,
Lion ,Fas. Armstrong, was chair -
reale ,alesieted by Lions C. Long
Wm. Martin and Harvey Johnston.
Prize winners Were —
Hallowe'en costume — David Al.
eook, Freddie Davis, Lynn Gibson,
Comic Costumes—Joan Davidson.
imeson, Mere Beth Jewell.
Nursery Costumes, Edith Davis,
Bobby Coleman. 3.0401 Johnston.
National costumes — Mary Jean
eTeBricle. Ruth Ann end Lynda Jane
Johnson, Gwendoline Martin.
Clown Costume — Plitllp Kirby.
Pirate restume — David Kennelly.
Melee costeme MeTazenre
Cray boy nr 7r1 costume — Roc -
belie winebers., Tack and Reny
Beet Antique costumes NeineY
McWhinter, Ann Multi/T.1, Lowny
I Alcork.
reeLVILLE CHURCH
On Sunday morning Rev. W. H.
T. Fulton took his text from the 107)7)
( chapter of St. Matthew, basing his
.sermon on verses 43, 44, and 45.
He spoke of the empty house, and
the danger of it, who, or what
I is going to live 111, it? When a man
it decides to reform his life, or to
met certain eye things out of his
life, something good must be put
I in their Place. Christ approves of
Itbe house of the soul being swept
and clean, but It must not re-
! main empty.
The choir rendeded the harvest
Mrs. Charles Armstrong
Mrs. (Marna Henry Arrnstrelle,
88, the former Minim Abbey, died in
Bowinanwille Memorial Hospital op
Wednesdale, Oct. 29th. She bed lived
• 111 Iteq/1115.11,11P and MOOR* 'TEM
and recently With her niece, in
lectWeastle.
Eumeral service was held ou Fri-
deY, In the Northoutt and Smith
funeral home in Bovaroantrille. /n-
tedgment was in Newtonville Cern-
*Ow.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Armstrong,
Misses Edith and Elva Warwick of
Morriw attended the services.
Mrs, William Bennett
Mrs, William Bennett died at her
henna here in the early hours of
Tuesday, Oct. 29th, atter being In
foiling health for sorne,time.
Born In Dudley, England on Tune
lith, 1864, she was the the (laughter
of the Tato Tele Murdock and Wil-
belmine Elliott She came to this,
(-entry, well her parents, eighty I
two years ago and settled itt Trow-
peidge where she livtdunte her marr-
iage in 1902. when cher moved with
hrr husbaled to lot 31, can. 6, Grey
township. TheY'retired In 1926 and 1,
went to live in Ethel where her
tersbend predecased her in 1945. She
came to .Brussels in 1947 and had
since resided here.
A., of Brussels, and grand-danghter
She is survived by one son Rober
Mrs, A. Weeks (Marie) of Wallaee- 1
bung.
The funeral service was eonclunted
by Rev. A. Lame, of the Dieted
Church and Rev. W. H. T 'Fulton of
Melville Church, at her late !est-
eem:T. Princess Street. en Thursday
Ont. leth. interment took place in
1
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The many beautiful floral tributes
were reeled by H. Trembeth. 54
Oeberne. A. Bennett, T. Campbell,
J. Conley ane N Ilairripq
Pallbearers were Gen. Dunbar. N
Mitt -hell, A. Aleeander. 5 Teeirnee.
a:ahem "Ye shall dwell in the land" it Armee. sn,l ‘. 13,stnns.”
by Stainer, solo parts being taken
by Mary Lou McFarlane and ,
Graeme MacDonald, ,e Mrs. Stanley Dunbar
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Walker wish
to thank the neighbours and
friends for their thoughtfulness at
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
Also to those who sent flowers.
cads, and assisted in any way. It
NVEIS an very much appreciated.
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks to our: &aids
I szeneighbours who expreiied their
sympathy in so many ways et the
time' of our boreamernient. Special
thanks to the neighbonre of the 4th
and 6th con. of Grey, to Rev. A.
Lane, Bev. W. H. T. Fulton, 17r. C.
Myers and Mr. B. Walker.
Mr. and Mee R. A. Bennett
and Marie.
Brussels Public School Concert of,
Dec. 19. Watch far further notice.
—So'""
M. 1.1.1.•
THEATRE ILISTOWEL
CAPITOL
2 shows nightly, 7.10 — 949 p. ,n.
Matinee Saturday t p.
Thur. Fri, Sat. Nov. 6 7 -
Sing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Ethel
Barrymore In
"JUST FOR YOU"
Bing sings those tuneful, zippy
songs you love to hear. It's a grand
cloture.
Mon.. Tues. e Nov. 10 — 11
"THUNDER ON THE HILL^
starring Claudette Colbert, Ann
Blyth, Robert Douglas..
A touchlne story of a woman's faith
even In the face of murder.
TUESDAY FOTO-141TE
OFFER S110.00
Monday Attendance Card Night
Wed., Thur. Nov 12 -
Piper Laurie, Rock Hudson, Charles
Cobourn
"HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL"
The hepp days — the great songs
of the roaring twenties.
e
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to extend our heart
felt :Menke to all our neighbonra
and friend8 for their many acts of
and expreesione of sera-
pe:thy •at the time of our bereave-
ment, we would also like to thank
those who sent flowers. Tour kindly
ithoughtfulnees will live long in our
e eesest
le. Stamley Dueiline and famfly.
Nancy
The Morris Township Federation
are holding a Turkey Supper on
Thursday, Nov 20th at tit Forester's
Hall. Beeman. 'Rev Norman Raw-
son of leenellton is the guest speaker.
Tickets oen be seonred from tbe
executive members of the Federat-
ton.
HOUSE FOR SALE —
ror meek sale house end let in
l3russels formerly owned by Thome.:
W, Mitchell estate, write box 61 ar
Phone 38 Listowel, Ont.
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Fhm. R., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth IL 0.
Mrs. It VIolo Homuth R. 0.
Optometrcab
Monte 118 HartWoosh, 061.
There passed away in Grey town -
snip on Monday, Ont. 27. Sara
Elizabeth Dunbar in her 66th year
after a lingering illness. Born on
concession 1, Grey Twp., 1887, she
was daughtor of the late John Mc.
Lenuan and Rebecca Earl.
On Oct. 26, 1929. she was married
to E. Stanley Dunbar who aurvives,
ease two daughters (Betty) Mrs, 0-
L. Gibson, Pordwieh, (Ruth) Mrs.
7, H. Rkeoch, Goderich and 3 grand-
sons; three sisters (Hannah) Mrs.
:fames Wright, Ethel, (Sophie) Mrs.
Den Hollenbeck, Stratford, and. Tana
Rippen; three brothers William,
of 'Molesworth; Bob of Bluerale;
Andrew of con. 2 (kw; one
as-
te,' Mrs. Will McBride, and one'
brother. Dave pre -deceased her.
She was a member a 'Knox Yres-
byterian Church, Ethel and an active
member of the Ladies:" Aid and
W. M. S. until her health
Funeral services were eautucted
from her late residence con. 7. lot
19 on Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 2.30
p. m. by Rev. W. M. Hymemam, pas-
tel. of Tenox March, Ethel. with
interment In Mount Pleasant Cem-
etery, rebel.
Pnllbenrers write six neighbours,
Lesley nee!, Earl Bowes. Melvin
Hamilton", Wm. Dane, QIIPSt DM,S.On
(ieo, Mitchinson.
•The &einittful floral beeliutee were
ca,rriee by six nephewe. Ross rein-
neghnrtn, 15081 Chinnheeham, Stewart
Metennale Scent McLennee, Keith
lentetmen and Joe. McBride.
Tertenes attended from (inledonia,
Stirlatfotte, tonene, tilatowel, God-
erich, Rrussels. TlInewile. Gorrie and
Mitchell end Fordwich.
OUIET HALLOWE'EN
...'Plits yea."' was the quieteet
oeseeern Brest:As bee mortenced for
some time. The only settees &Iso-
nzo brought to our attention was
et the sehnnl where or member 01
windows evens broken. The 'renal
ARRA pranks of window sotepieg
neo- growing movieahles ebont were
in evidence. The face that police
officers, and others !severe in for the
occasion, were en the lee meet the
early morning bourn probably kept
damage to a 11114(11111n.
GRAND OPENING.
of the
NEW RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Brussels, Ont.
DANCE
In the Supertest Station on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
Good Orchestra
Lunch Counter
Free Admission and Lucky Door Prize
November 11th Church Service
There will be a Church Service in the
St. John's Anglican Church on Tuesdayi.,
Nov. 1 1 th at 11 a. m. All ex -servicemen
are pleased asked to be at the Legion
Rooms by 10.30 a. in. After the service in
Church there will be a Memorial Service at
the Cenotaph.
The Public is cordially invited.
Signed: Legion Executive.
Don't Forget to Buy a Poppy.
Wawa men= ow,
PROCLAMATION
In accordance with other municipalities.,
Tuesday, November 1 lth, is declared co
public holiday in Brussels and ask the
people of this community to observe it _--
such,
1;
E; Win $150.
s
FJn Cos
te
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
Commencing Nov. 1, 1952 to Dec. 24, 1952
Each Buyer of a Car Purchased from
Brus.54: Motors, at a value over $300.00,
• sFr:',
are' entitled to the Draw to take place on
the Eve of Dec. 24th, 1952.
WM7.
1952 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Coach
2-1952 Chev. Styline Sedan
1951 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Sedan Power
glide $1995,00.
c 2-1951 Chev. Styline Sedan at $1850.011.
1951 Chev. Styline Coach $1850.00.
e• 2-1951 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Sedans,
1950 Chev. DeLuxe Fleetline Sedan
fully equipped.
1940 Chev. Five Passenger Coupe
fully equipped $1495.00.
1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe
Sedan $1395.00.
1949 Meteor Sedan, Completely Recon-
ditioned $1295.00.
1940 Plymouth Coach
TRUCKS -
1948 Chev. g Ton Pick-up and
many older models to choose from
1.mei.aame.e..••••••/•.••••1
Brusssis Motors
Huron County's Forrnost Used Car Dealer
13russels, Ont. Phone 73,c.
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