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BRUSSELS POST
Post Publisllling House Authorbred as second ideas mail, ?oat onto. v.p.sU peat, Ottawa
Wednesday, January 28th, 1953
1.06
$2.00 per year $2.50 U. 3.1
-CAPITOL
LISTOWEL
THEATRE
Thursday -.Friday
January -29 -30
"WHAT PRICE GLORY"
Ms James Cagney, Dan Dailey,
Corinne Calvert
in the laugh smash hit of them
all.
Saturday Only Jan. 31
"HIGH LONESOME"
with Jahn Barrymore J,i., -
Chill Wills - Lois Butler.
M yate ry-Suspense-Action
In the Texas Cattle Gauntry.
February 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
MONDAY - FRIDAY Inclusive
"THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO"
Adult Entertainment
All •star cast Including Gregory Peck - Susan Hayward - Ave
Gardner.
He searched for his lost soul - In the bitter sweet of Parsian
nights - on the fighting fronts of Spain -through Africa's green
jungles teeming, with rhino. and Leopard. And now he stood before
the -great mountain of Kilimanjaro, at the edge "Nagja
Ngai", House of God, and he dared not enter - for his life as his
loves had•been a sin. , -
GRIPPING - COMPELLING - DRAMATIC - DO NOT MISS IT
NOTE: This Is a Road Show Attraction and the following prices
will avail,
Adults - 75c Inc. tax - Studtnts 12 • 16, 50c Inc. tax - Children
under 12. 350 tax Inc. tax.
NO FOTO NiTE or Attendance Card for this Showing.
THE UNITED CHURCH -
The Simplicity of the Gospel was
,the sermon subject in the United
Cburch on Sunday, Jan. 25451). --
:based on II Cor. 5:19. "God was in
Chri>slt, recondling the world un.o
Himself, not imputing their tres-
paxsses unito them." The Simplicity
of 4he Gospel is just this. When. w •
really dleshre and decide' to be a
friend of God as we know Him 1n
Jeans, thenwe are reconciled fe, God
and obtain forgiveness of sins. Only
those who nae really friends of God
are redeemed.
The choir sang the ,atOel n, "He
Keeps Me Singing'' by L. B.
Bridgers:
CR AN! 470.f .P
BRUSSELS MAILMAN ON
JOB NEARLY 25 YEARS
1
Duncan McKinnon, who enters
his '25th year las a rural maul carrier
his month, estimates that, he has
covered nearly 160.400 mules during
his- rounds on R. `11 3 Brussels.
-A lite long resfdlen Of this area.
Mr. Mcltinmton recalls that he used
horses in the early days of his
carrer in 19:28. He is neSillslted along
a. his 22 -mile route this winter b1'
Norman Pfeifer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perrle attend-
ed the Outarlo Farm Equipment
Dealers Associattion. Cnnventton In
Toronto last week,
R. W. Whitfield and,llisurlce Gam -
tenon were in Goderich last week
eeawiltg on the jury.
Mns, Clara Omstead returned home
following Several weeks spent in
SL Thonnals.
garmiwirgivonrain
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH 1P4 CANADA
SUMS. Chunk
Brussel.
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
I191n11t.r, RIM. Andrew Lane
goanlns WorehiP - i1 o'elook
"Forgiveness"
Clair& Sehool 12 o'oleek.
Corse, Worship God He is
worth' of yolur worship,
A. hes ity Rbiome to a61.
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Ckarchof Englani
Parfitt if Swwsla
Rev. A. Minima Mlle. M. A.
411a Sundial, Alter 4PiphtltW
Feb, 1st. 1958
K Miffs tOhw+w. Snosels-
11 a, in, Holy Com.nnurvien
Sunday. Scheel.
IN. David. thwWs Igitiftra
2,80 P, m. Evening Prayer
Sunday SchooL
et. 0191krg.h Char*, Wallis
7.80 p, nf, Wetting Prayer
TENTATIVE DATES J
FOR HURON FAIRS
(.LI,NTON -- Tesntauive Fall Ftiir
'an'd iS..hool Fair dates for Huron
'County be arranged at n co-ordinat-
ing conference Held here Monday,
•are .bo he .:
" Sept. 16-Belgr'ave
Sept. 19 -McKillop
Sept. 22-Dunganon
Sept, 22.23 -Blyth
'Sept. 23.24 -•Exeter
Sept. 34-25-Seaforth
Sept,28-29-.Zu rich
Sept. 29.20-LucknoW
'Sept. 30 • Oct. 1 -Bayfield
Oct. 1.2 -Brussels
Oct, 2.3-Howick
BLYTH MAN HAS
•
( NARROW ESCAPE
W. \\r rson. I3b'tdl, eatable drover.
missed ' deeilt by a' narrow Margie
when bit crar win, 141 by a train at
the C. N. It, crossing in Brussels
on Wednesday afternoon et 2A0. Mr.
Wahsonr ,stated that when 646 applde3
bis brlealeee miter sighting the ale
preaching train nils car Skidded, on
the icy road surface, into the sido
of the train locomotive, The oar
wes dragged in the ditch but re•
n3inted upright. Mn. Waittson e, -
coped alns:eethed but the car was
extensively damaged.
LIONS CLUB TO
BUY HOSPITAL BED
Bntrssels Lions Olub met en Mon-
day night for the regular dinner
meet Ing in•the basemenit of library.
with president Selwyn Baker in
in Charge.
Tt was deeided .tin buy a tnotph10I bed
will be available to any one need•
ing oft in case 'of illness in the
ltome. Dr. Thomas I48e'Lady of the
Harmon Cheney Health Unit gam a
talk on Rays and nleans of protect-
ing hteattih. Women of the 17nit',e 1
Cisurch served dinner,
YOUR FIELD CROP
SERVICE PLAN SALESMEN
Can supply you with any kind o
Grata, Corn and Hay and Postero
Seeds, These seeds are all registered
and treaded ready to sow. Tf yon
need any help in planning Your needs
in Seeds or Fertilizers do not
hesiflolte to eentact your Crop Ser-
vice dealer. Have yon Clower Seeds
or Grain from Reg. Sued for sale? We
will buy or place it for you. Soli
samples will beanallayzed free. A,k
fee prices on Seeds. Setmlre is frog
Phone 56r9 Gen Wesenbnrss
RE' ENT
Seafortli, Ont.
'REV. A. LANE PRESIDES
'AT UNITED CHURCH MEETING
The annual Meeting of Brussel,:
United Church was held in the
school room of bite eJ,n'oh last Wed•
nesday night when reports o8 a
very succ'ssful year's work were re
received. Rev. A. Lane wale chair-
man ,far the eventing and 'gamine
I•Paoher the recording secretary.
Daring the year three marriages
were solemnized, there were ten
baptisms and 12 deaths.
Slateem new members joined 'the
elnuroh. The :report .o? the Sunday
'School and. the Young People's
Thelon were presented by Laurie
Cousins. This year the young
people plan to hold en evening
servlice every strand Sunday night
with older membeee of the congre
ga4aon atseisltieg ends sopponnurg the
plan. Mrs. Andrew Lague, in re-
porting for the junior congrega-
tion, said to they had an a.vertage
attendance of 55 at their sessions.
NOW PLAYING- '
Jan. 29 - 80 - 31 Technicolor
"STEEL TOWN"
Tills to ruggen and roaring action
filmed amid the Nation's fiery fur.
nacee. See the Iron men fashion
the nation's stoat.
The choir report was presented
by Mrs. Edwin Martin and ae a
response Agnes Lane played a
Piano sola
Miss Margaret Robinson present
ed the renal of the Women's Mis-
sionlaaw Society with a reaponse by
Mrs. Dean Davison who sang a
solo. The Mission Bandreport was
given by Agnes Lane; the Friend.
ship Circle 'by Mrs. Adrian Mc-
Taggart, followed by a rt.ad'ng by
Mrs. -William Miller. Mies Carrie
McCracken gave the, report of the
\Yontan'e Assoehdtion with a re-
sponse in the torten of a duet by
Mrs. Norman Hoover and Mrs. Roy
Cousins. The missionary and
tn.ain•tenance report by Mrs. Delwin
Martin sheaved dIsat the missionary
allooaltdani had been oversubscribed
and a gift of over $50 given to
the church eatension fund,
, Feb. 2 • 3 - 4 4 Technicolor
"ASCOT FACE"
Gordon MacRae Eddie Bracken
It's delightful enttdtalnm4ent, iQ's
gay as yooung love In spring. The
story of elan happY cadets and pretty
gats. It's a musical in Technicolor.
Feb. g-6.7
"SALLY AND SAINT ANNE"
Ann Blyth Edmund Gwenn
The wonderful story of a miraculous'•
ty funny faimily and a noraeous gal.
This combines drama comedy.
COMING
"THE LIGHT TOUCH"
Edwin Martin, hreasalrnr of the
church presentled a comietette, re -
posit of the recetnts and expendi-
tures of the lehureh.
He emplsasie.ed the geucrous re.
posse of '11e people in the purchase
and payment of a new Hallman
ele:clh•icrul organ innstalird in Anil.
MELVILLE YOUNG WOMEN'S
GUiLD
The Yo^tug Woman's Guild of Mel -
vine Presbyterian Church met at.
the homa or Mrs. Gerald Gibson.
with an ettendamice of 22. Tbe meet-
ing was npe,ned with a New Year's
poem by Mrs, Calvin Kiraaliter, who
conducted the devotional part of
the meeting, Responsive rlelading
of ,the Beatitudes wan Bellowed by
prayer by Mrs. Winnifred Edger,
who ,also read a poem. Miss Jesete
Litttte presented a New Ytelar's nvee-
aae.
Mrs, Gerald Gibson 'presided for
the business per'!od. A sale of
baking and nlierelaaneous articles
wla5 planned Por Saturday, Feb. 14,
Holiday bells are; to be used again
es a means of 'riaising money. 1Sach
holiday is to be noted by matting
a dame into the Docket of •tete bell.
Offirers 'for 1553 are: president,
MTs. Gerlald Gibson; , vice presl-
denite, Mrs. Calvin Briauter. Mhz:''
Irene Pease; treasurer, Mrs. Wil-
liam Martin; secretary, Miss .Tessi •
Little: pianrist, Mrs. George Elliott;
sunshine commahitee, Mrs. Eldon
Wileen, Mrs. Fllemtihey Ptenhres';
flower comanittee, Mrs. Cemeron
Adams. Mise ,Tessie Little.
Mrs. Ohristenle DI..Tloweld save n
reading. Lunelh hostess were Mr..
Winnifred Edgar, Mrs. C. Ttraaster,
and Miss ,Teseie Li`thle,
New Elders Chosen
Three new elders were chosen
to join the session. Carl -Heming-
way, Norman Hoover, W. G. Leach,
and James Fulton was made an
:honorary elder. ht speaking of his
long experience. Mr. Fulton men-
tioned than he had been an active
elder for 55 years in the two con,
gregl tions to which he belonged.
The board ofstewards received
three „new jsidn hers. Adrian M-
Taggart, Mar Shah; and Ralph 1
Pearson, and JoAnn Mttoheli was
made a trustee of church property.
At ihne close of the business see.
ahem, sea:oral members of the groan)
cxpneslsed their thanks to all or•
ganinations of bite dleirah, the
Sunday School tee thetas, the cane
taker. and the minsuister for the
Year's work) A lunch wan served
by the wont en of the dh bleat. rot -
lowing mush the board met to
elllelot then' officers and tramseet
business of the sew year,
NOTICE -
The P,'esbyterilaI, Young Women's
(wild of Melville Cthurcll will hold n
bake amcl candy sat:, iniscellaneous
counter and tea to the Library on
Pat„ Feb. 14411.
SAY RURAL-LLRBAN
CO-OPEJIATiON KEY TO
BRUSSELS FAIR SUCCESS
Th, entreat meeting of the Past
Herm Agee e.-ue eat Society was Pre-
ceded by a banquet for Aboult y0
Couples an St. John's Anglican
Chordl). last Dtnesday night. At tIbe
close of 'the metal, served by the
wond'n of the church, William J.
Turnbull, president- of tele board,
presidied for the meaning.
Rev. Norman A. 131Iis, ..rester of
tlhe dire -tali, Iwelllcamed the group
and expressed his pleasure alt beg
in_ tinhrodrrced in this pleasant
manager to the agricultural popular
tion this new (to hies) land, Hie
former experlende had been entire-
ly urban and he said he is: enjoying
the freshness and friendliness of
'this rural rommunttt,
Geon,'- Wesenbeeg, the .secretary
Irealswnetf'prraentsai the nrinmltles et
erre Sant animal meeting and the
treasu'rer's anatcmient of the 1956.
Fail Fair, disclosing that the so-
ciety had a good surplus.
in hr.< president's remarks, Air. W.
.I. Turnbull expressed his pleasure
at Mane presence of the womree at a
Fain' hoard meeting and attributed .
.the tine soecess of last year's Fah'
to their outstanding help, alldo the
,support of the merebsnit:e of the 1
town. He felt that some more ride-
gwalte way of showing the work o1'
the boys and girls is necessary,
mentioned elle improvements made
to thio Onystal Plailace. and express 1
ed seaibisfa•.e.tion that the junior Huh
work had been so smcceseful,
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks to ail trose
who remembered nue cards, treats
and those who vsllited me during my
stisy in Wln,glriaim Hospital.
Allister Bird
CARD OF THANKS
We wish tr thank all our friends
for the many giftls, Garde and the
best wishes eXteneled to us. Your
thoughtfulness was, very much
appreciated.
Emerson and Phyllis Mtbobell,
Edwin Martin and Adrian Me-
Taggart
eTaggart were reappointed auditors. i
in presenting his report. Mr. Mart-
in added a recommendation that
the tneasmer he supplied with :n
new book that would faciilitale
record-keeping.
Dates for this year's Fahr were
chosen as Thursday and Friday,'
Oat. 1and 2, if that works. in with
other neighboring fairs.
Foye' retiring directors, John
Bryans, T. L. McDonald„ James
'run•nbn11, and Douglas Hemingway,
were replaced by Harvey Johnston -
Hugh Pearson. Clement St•effler,
and Glen Hnelther. The direotors
mei at the close et the meeting and
oe,ain chose Wm. J. Turnbull as
president. and James Moir and
Wilfred Shortneed as vice-pniesi-
dents.
Plans to send three delegates to
dere annual meeting of Flair boards
in Toronto on Fab, 5 and 6 were
made, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turnbull,
Mrs. Earl Cudanore, and Lloyd
Wheeler beiing chosen as delegates.
Gerald Montgomery, agricultural
representative for Huron comsyty
spoke 10 tine gathtiring and atttrlbu•
ted the success of last yea'r's Fah
Fair to genial co-epeotalllion of a
town and two townships, Calf ani
Progressive Euchre and Dance
In Cranbrook Community Hall -
Friday, January 30th
To the music of Smiths Orchestra
Euchre commences at 8.30 p. m.
Booth in the Hall
Admission at Popular Prices
vlsommomemmimfalle
PUBLIC MEETING
Of Concern to All Citizens and Business Mer of BrusselS
and Vicinity
CARD OF THANKSrswine clubs were euccess1ttl, but •
My sincere thannks to nil 'those who it wets fee; that the swine echibiIs
remembered me with envie, treats s:hruld orcnTrl' a place In the centre I
and :those who visited me during my
of the Fair grounds. An inereaar
ialtives, friends and neighbours for Ito tine prize money for Livestock
tine kindness .and se :Petdty sbowe was suggested,
them during tlueir recent end an .speaking of the 4-1-1 C1ub pro-
ben+ealvemeat ; Por th;o many floral ; gram, Mr. MontLgomgerF said Lha,
tributes, n essa,ges and Oats; also '368 boys and ghee had belonged in
special thanks to bearers land those - the county, and 247 had finish'ea
Who kindly loaned cars or aaststed their projects receiving valuable
in aan0' whey. attaining in procledume of a. public)
meeting, pnbiic speaking, and self -
CARD OF THANKS assnts'snee. Thee fine w & of dub
We wish to thamk our, many i leaders wins mentioned, and refer•
friendly, neighbonmo and relaitives encs was, also made t: o W. J, Tun
for ,words ta+e'1ts• lint flowers, amd ali bull's recognition: at achievement
who visdlted Mr. Mi.Aruer fregnentls' night; of seven years of sere -lee 1
during hie long illness to bed, al6'O as gill) leader. Mr, Mnn agemety
trees, carols end flowers et Christ• sltotwed atemnher of (taloned slide+I
nuns time, be spoke eaten at the 1 tat' eluh work,
tine nmmieraus
To Hear
Mr. L. A. Buckley
Field Representative of the Canadian Chamber
mercer -
Thursday Evening, February 5th
At 8 O'clock
of Com.
In the Brussels Public Library
The Object : to obtain the general feeling regarding establish-
ing a Chamber of Commerce In Brussels,
Wu remarks will be interesting and informative.
Sensational January
Clearince Sale
ENDS fills SATURDAY
To Express our Sincere Thanks, to on many Customers and
Friends whu have helped us to enjoy continued success through
the years.
We are offering this Sensational Clearance Sale. +
Quality and low prices go hand in hand to make this the
greatest price event In Huron County. Come and bring your
friends.
khndnues5 to Stint trona
friends neighbors and relett'lone,
everything Wee very much aleareelet-
rt'lte McArter Family.
BORN
1 MARKS - To Mr. and Mrs. Welling.
ton Marks, at Dr. alma; nursing
Nano on Solidity, Tnn. 1144, a
daughter. ,T11lI,11 Gail, a sister for
Murray.
NOTICE OF MEETING TO
CONSIDER 0Y•LAW
'Take notice that a By -Law for '
raising $100,000,00 under the Pro
visions of The Tile Drainage Aet.
will be taken into eonetdeaatlbm by
the Council of the Corporation of
the Township of Grey at the `Down,
akin Cake on the 7th day of Feb
1953, at the beer of 3 e'deek in the
efternoon.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk,
BORN
MTTCT11L1, - Ai Tia' Myer's nursing
home on ,Pan. 14. 1940, to Mr, ant
Mrs. Entersrrn Mitchell, 1t. R. :t
Themacle. a sen, 'William Gorden,
15% , 25% and 50% Off on all Goods in
the Store.
Wilfred Shorh'e,Sd expressed the 1
thanks of the directors to the
spealker ; nand Jnhnee S. Armstrong
thanked Eve worsen of the dnva+ch
for the bamluet' and the artists
who hal peeseiited the program
The nosiness awns inttrsemS+d with
i nu ciesl numbers rnnolsti•ng of 5.
5Nrby Mtse itf'ary Lnu M,l'alllaau, 1
1 ami a Jaiinphone solo by Tlavid'
ITix'annedy twoo 0IOantted by Mise
lambert) Allen end a sale by Mae
Pieta Veer WI et seenmltrnON by Mi s
T3llzaheth Cett:stnsu,
i � old a field
I TI
ha derided to 1'
ever eonmartlllon, and is was Ere'
r to elm directors to rhooee the
111 TITIely,
25 pr. Kingcot Flannelette Blankets (Seconds) 80 x 90 reg. $7.91
100 yards Flannelette Shirting Special 50c per yard
500 yards Print reg. 59c yard Special 35c per yard
Full Fashioned Nylons of $1.50 line (Subs) .. Special 79e
All 690 Prints 490 per yard
Forsyth Shirts reg. $4,95 Special $3.95
Men's All Wool Work Sox 3%2 Ib. reg. 89c 4 pre. for OL00
ALL LEATHER ANP RUBBER FOOTWEAR 25% OFF
15 Per Cent OFF
15% ON ALL Men's and Boys Work Clothes in the store. Including
Men's, Boys and Children's Overalls. Men's and Bays Lined and
Unlined Jeans. Men's Lined and Unlined Smock, Men's and
Boys Work Shirts.
50 Per Cent OFF
60% OFF on the following Goods, Every Women's and Misses
Better Dress in the store andd all of last year's season's Summer
Dresses. Also all of last season's Women's Shortie Coate.
176 yds- of 54 inch All Wool Coating Material„.also Cidcular Wool
Jersey. 25 Dregs Lengths in Crepes, Jerseys, Nylons, Teff te.
Gabardine. Women's and Children's All Wool and Gabardine IId
Pants.
25 Per Cent OFF
25% OFF on the following Items Men's, Wome'ne and Boys' Sudle.
Men's and Womtn's Winter Coats. Men's and Women's SWISS
Wagon Coats. Children's Snow Sults, Women's and Misses Crops
and Nylon Blouses. Women's and MIsses Skirts. Alt wool and
part wool Blankets and the balance of our entre stook which 1. tea
numerous to mention.
There MU be absolutely No exchanges, tae refunds, n6 charges soil
no 'alterations, during this sale only All Sale. Mei.
20 Congoleum Rugs - E x 9 -- $4.95; 9 x 9 -- $9,95; 13. It
$5.95 9 x l0%2 - 37.95; 9 x 12 - 1$.95; 9 1$ •-. 911.91;
9X16-110.95.
THE ARCADE STT
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fob
Blyth, Ont.
Brussels, OMS.
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