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BRUSSELS
authorized as emend clue Mal, Post Mee DeParteeelne GOMIS
Wednesday, February 25th, 1953
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POST
$2.00 per year e $2.50 U. S. igito
1 lb. Weiners • • • • • • • . , • • • • .•
1 Ib. Pkg. Sliced Bacon
3 Large Size Rinso • • • ••. • • • • • • •
5 Cakes Pure Castile , • • • •
Open All Day Every Day
38c
53c
$1.00
25c
GREWAR'S
Weston's Bread and Cakes Fresh
Every Day.
Store 'Closes 10 p. m. Saturday Nites
PLAY4OFF GAME
Intermediate D. Hockey
At Brussels Arena on
SATURDAY, FEB. 29th at 8.30 p. rn.
Beigrave vs. Ethel
SKATING. PARTY
At Ethel Skating Rink on
TUESDAY MAR. 8 at 8 0,clock
Sponsored by the Ethel United
Young People
Lunch at ths church after.
Everyone Welcome,
PLAY
"Abigail Goes Haywire"
Presented by Y. P. U. of Cavan
Church, Winthrop
MONDAY, MARCH 9 at 8.30 p, m.
Sponsored by Ethel United Y. P. S.
Admission, Adults 40c Children 25o
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders tor the spraying of Cattle
for Warble Fly M the Township of
Grey, will be received by the
undersigned until one p. m. March
7th. State price per head per simaY.
Lowest or any tender not nee.
cessarily accepted.
Edythe N. Cardiff, Clerk.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned for crushing and
hauling 15,000 cubic yards or more
of gravel for the Tosrnship of Grey.
°rusher to be ,equipped with Ve
sereen. A certified cheque
for $300 must accompany eaob
tender. Tenders to ce in by 2 p,
March 7th. Lowest or one tondol
not neccessarlly aceielited.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk.
vite-mmoweelrseamerel
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Mrs*
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Bunday School
11 a, m. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
INInIster, Rev. Andrew Lane
Worship - 11 o'clock
"Penitence"
March School 12 o'clock.
"Eder into His gates With
thenlesgiving and into 10.1
counts with praiee."
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Church of hagland
Park* of Gresselle
Rote A. Nonloto 1111a, M. A.
Ond Sunday in Lent
Memel lst, 1953
GO. enenee Geer** Geneliellnes
11 am. Italy Conamunion
Sandliy Soho&
Wed., March 4thi
8 p. m. Lenten Service
St. Govhee Gears% Hent,
2.80 pen Platereal reatleal
t. Deerilets Chore% Wellen
7.80 p. m. Event* Pear.
RECITAL OVER C.K.N,X.
A program ef Vocal and piano
music, by Grade VIII and IX pupils
of Mr. L. D. Thompson, will he
,broladcast over C.R.N.X. at 3.15 on
Sunday afternoon.
KEEP MAR, 27th DATE OPEN
There will be a spring format
dente in Brussele Town Hall, spon
sewed by the G. p. and T committee
01 the 3. 0. 0. F., on Mar, 27e.b.
WINGHAM KINSMEN CLUB
KIN KENO NUMBERS
The following are the Kin Kene
members from 'Feb. 18th to Feb.
24th.
Feb. 13th B-6
Feb. 19th - N-36.
Feb. 20th - 0.74.
Feb. net - 0-54.
Pelf. 2Ord - 1-17.
Feb. 54th -
NOTICE
Applications for the positions of
sprayman and helper or Morris
township for the Warble Fly Cam-
paign will be received up until 8
p. m., March 2. State wages me
peeted.
Geo. C. Mertin, Clerk.
NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS
• 11. THOMAS HEADS REVIEW OF COASTAL, JOURNEY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS GIVEN IN TALK
Herold Thomas, was oblosea as
President ,of the newly formed
Member of Commerce evideft met
in the Library on lerareday night 0f
last week
F. W. Todd pnesieed and W. U.
Leath noted aa eeeretary.
The slate of olificere ereparee by
the nominating committee WIte pre.
, sented by the thatrinan, Kebert
Walker and was accepted, on mot.
ton, as given.
Tenders for the contract of supply
ing, crushing and hauling approx.
'Mutely 10,000 cubic yards of gravel
for Morris Township will be re-
ceived by the undersigned up mite
2 20 p. m., March 2; crusher it be
equipped with % inch screen. Cer. I
titled cinema for $100 must ao.
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copany each teuder.
Loweet or any tender not necess,
arily accepted.-
Geo. 0. Martin, Clerk.
The officers are ; President.
Harold 'Thomas; e I esineeside at,
O. Kreuter; secretory -treasurer. i
le.k, 'Dodd; directors, Miss. C.
Dicirson, D. A. Ruin, S. W. Lowe,
1. S, Peardon, Jas. S. Armstrong.
The byeamee were road be Mr.
Todd and adopted.
'She new oresidenit was called
forward and the meeting put in his
charge. He thanked the gathering
+tor the 'contestants. expressed In
Making alarm president and asked for
the ,ce-operation of the Wildw cunt
neunietY.
.Ctevin Kreuter, vMeepresident,
spoke briefly and hoped tent there
might be, ocmplete co-operation and
nn abeenee of all friction.
'There was an attendee of about
315 people at the meeting. 'Phe next
meeting Ito be held March 611 at
8.80 p. m. ht the Librare.
At leo deeectors meeting which
;followed various committees were
dimmed .and chairmen -chosen for
earth; egricultere, J. S. Armstrong;
chete. D. A. Raram; industrial, C.
Kreuter; membership, Miss 0'.
Dickson; retail merellante% W
Lowe; coinmeretaa. Hugh Pearson,
4. membership drive is now under.
way avid 'committees will be added
to troan the members. signed.
Objects and future plans are being
eonsidered end will be discussed
at the next meeting.
Mrs. Henry Clark
Mrs. Henry Clark, the farmer
Mary McCallum, died in Clinton
General Bonita' on Sunday where
she had been a patient foe 10 days,
She had been in failing health for
'some time. Mrs. Clark wais born in
MCKii1101) !township on San. 24, 1376,
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Janes McCallum. in February, 1908,
,she was' married to Henry Clark
sad they resided in Gre' eswp. Mr.
Clark died in Aliguet. 1045. Mee
Clark was a metnber of Duff's
l'eteed Church, Walton, Survivlue
IS •onie eine James W. Clark, lot one,
.eloneeesien 17, Grey eeimehip, with
whom she made her home. Two
brothers, William McCallum, Lon,
don, and Noble McCallum, Walton,
and four sister% Mrs. Janet Brough-
ton, Mortktone Mrs. Fanny lengler
Galt; hem. Elizabeth McNichol
Wallton., and Miss Same. Mcflallum,
Grey towneluip, also survives: Thera
' Is ane grandson, Bruce Clark, The
funeral 'service was held at the home
CAPITOL 'ILIsTowEt.03 the,r eon on Puescla.y aOte'rr,n at
Duffle Unified Churrh officiated. In-
terment in l3russels• cemetery.
2 shows nightly 7.30 9.20 p.m.
• Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
THEATRE
Thursday - Friday Feb. 27 - 28
"NEW MEXICO"
starring Lew Ayres, Marilyn Maxwell
SEE -20 men against 2000 Indians on
the warpath. sEe - The avalance
of fire -battle to the death. les ad•
venture and thrills as never before..
Monday • Tuesday March 2 • 3
Get a laughing load of this. Every-
body gets the business when -this
• redhead goes to work - the boss -
the butler -- the banker and pop.
Yes It's Ann Sheridan and John
Lund In
"JUST CROSS THE STREET"
TUESDAY FOTOSITE
OFFER $100.00
Monday Attendance Card 114140.
Are you registered for Foto -Meet
Wednesday • Thursday March 4.5
"DIPLOMATIC COURIER"
Tyrone Power, Batricla Neal,
Stephen McNally.
Suppoee you were sant to deliver e
secret that would olow up half the
eerth, Suddenly the succetis of yellt
mission and your life Was In the
hands of two teemen, and you had -to
deolde which you wined kill. What
Would You Do. ?
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REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING --
FEB. 26 • 27 - 28
Audle Murphy and Faith Domergue
bring you thls King Size Western
In Technicolor. For action, sus-
pense and excitement don't miss
seeing
"THE DUEL AT SILVER'CREEK'
MARCH 2 - 8 -4
Peter Lawford, Playboy and spend
thrift oahnot keep yithIn his tnitllon
dollar income. The executors ap'
points Janet Leigh as hits lawyer.
Together they being you the rom-
antic story of
"JUST THIS ONCE"
MARCH 5 - 6 7
This hilarious story of army life
In the South Is brought to you In
Techloolor by William Lundlgan and
Mitzi Gaynor. There Is full for all
In this' comedy
"DOWN AMONG THE •
SHELTERING PALMS"
COMING --
"CARBINE WILLIAMS"
, Dr. Framer Hay and Mns. Hey. ea
Listowel, Peevieed flue entortaiu
Pant for membere and telhereote of
aftelville ',Presbyterian Church Die
eVedneeday night wheal they show
ed colored movies of a trip through
the Canadian Rockies; nostb along
the western coast, and the, inside
Pateelage to Alaska. The trip returned
by way Of elle Columbia river route,
(the old Oregon. nail) through the
bad lands of South Dakota.
A. large number of ilellren w”ri,
delighted web the pictures. of ani.
male in national parks, and thrtIled
etith a circus film "Under the Big
Top" Willa Meowed the treed
film.
Rev, W. 0. T. Fallon preeided
during the evening end in bill' 0.
during Dr, Hey to the grebe:Me
,emplained that be was Wing big
films as a means of inereaeing
the revenue of the Sbriner's Hos-
pital for Crippled Children In Mon.-
,treal, and he receive(' a dentition
for hie pet obarity.
'Km evening was a family ieght,
arranged as a fellowmen of on
"every member visitation" under-
takers by the, congregation recently
Institoted ,the Geoeral Anson
biy of the churn, It consisted ot
10 teams of church members who
set out on on afternoon and even-
ing of visiting which linoluded
every family on the roll of the
church.
Bath tamtl0' was invited to come
to a supper in the church base -
meat and over 200 mitdown to a
generous mese
During the interval between the
slipper and the pictures, Mrs. W. 0.
King entertained with selection.; on
the organ in ,the auditorium of the
church.
The 'event „was Manned, by the
Hermony Club of the eburoh • assis-
ted by commtttees, from the Ladies'
Aid Society and the Young Wo-
men's Guild.
FLOOD RELIEF
"The Presbyterian, United and
Anglican Churches are receiving
offerines for British and Dutch Flood
Relief. This fund will be open for
a few weeks. for the convience of
their own people. The need is great
be generous.
"KANSAS FARMER" TO PLAY
FOR FLOOD RELIEF DANCE
The "Kanteas. Farmer'. whir the
Noll Siseees, will provide modern
end old tyline mete for a dance
ia.t Wroxeter 011 Friday. Feb. 2,7th
-Proceeds from this dance, whist
will be sponsored by the Howie,
Lions Club will be for ovrosees flood
relief fund.,
UNITED CHURCH W. A.
The Woman's Association. of Brus-
sels Unitrd Chureli met eit tibe home
of Mes. Sohn Rowland on Tumidity
afternoon with 23 members present.
owl Airs. R. B. Cousins presiding.
airs. W. D. Cardiff took the scrip-
ture readeng, followed by prayer
hy 'the president A committee com.
posed of XIII. W. Oen, Mrs. Wal-
ter Willeateson, and left's. 'F. W.
Todd reported on the needs or the
.parsonage. le, the subsequent dis•
cession, aimangements were made
for Mime repair, decorations, and
mew turnithiegs. The gift Of 8tee
tar a, quilt was acknowledged. ami
eire. Herbert Manning VialD asked
to prepare it for quiltIn.g. A dona-
Moe of 510 was vatee 10 tore Can-
adian "Mareb of Mmes."
The following committees were
appointed; flower committee, NUS
Addie Cancleff, Mae, Beth Balmer
Mrs. Thom& Miller; kitchen, Miss
Margaret Robtnalon, Mee. Ram Row-
land, Mrs. 'Wesley Speerene coin.
inunion, Mies Margaret Robin -eon,
Mrs, Walter Reis% Mrs. Peter Me.
Arthur...
A social 'hour followed. Mrs. Met
Rowland contributed a retulitg.
"How To Kill A Meeting," tend Mrs.
Andrew Lee0 teeponded with a
ilar 'thought in herr reading. A lunch
tollOwed and the hostessreceteed
a Vote of thanks' moved by Mem
Carrie MeCraeken,
BRUSSELS STUDENT P-AYS Al
CONVOCATION HALL, LONDON
on q$undity evening last, the first
of a series of reeites by ...e reneieg
students of the Western Ontario
Con.servatemy of Music wale held at
ConeseeatiOn Hall. Weeteam tint•
iversity, London. Miss Margaret
Ferrite of Brussels, played a group
of piano solos; on the progrele.
,Studente from Brentfol 0, needsor.
London, Auburie Dashwood took
part ee the program A calmeitY
eudience was 1,1 attenclanse. Mists
Perrie is a pupil of Mr. L. D. Thome-
eon.
WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER SERVICE
The women et Brue,sele parecipae.
•ed in the services of the World Day
of PSayer when they met In St.
Johns, Church on Friday aeternoon
Mr e fleerge Davie represented
Anglican congregation. elre, Andrew
Lane. the Malted Church, end Nr,,.
W. H. T. Fulton, Melville Presbyter-
Mu Church, and each prealded for a
part of the ,seevece. Special Prayers
r.' Ire offered bY MM. Annie Morreer,
Mrs. William MItehell. Miss Carrie
leingstion, Mrs. Lorne leriebol, Mrs..
.1' a, Adams and Mre. east S. Arm
stoong. Meat le, W. Sttphena gave •
a brief address entples,sizing "the;
privilege we enloy of Joining th,e I
circle of 24 hours of clout:Mums
;prayer." Reports. of Ammer seo
vie, bi India, Japan, the Wand ot I
Koje. and South Africa allowed that
their women had joined whole I
heaetedly in the services,. In Chien i
hopes ane dark, mass executions,
and arrests ore rife, and indoctrints•
;Lien of blared is inareaseng. Thai
eptaker dwelt at some length on
conditions en South Africa since It I
Ls a Briteat oolony. Mrs, R. B. Cous-
ins sang a ;solo accomPainied be
Mies Betty Carter at the console. •
THE UNITED CHURCH
On Sunday morning, Feb. 22, the
Brussels Brownies and Girl Guide:, I
their leaders attended public I
worship in the Fated Church. The
minister reminded them that tbel
four' great emphases of the Guide -1
Brownie movement were religion.
'patelotiern, social welter., ante sem ,
culture. He drew attention to the
likeness of thes,e emphases to Luke
2;52, Jesus increased in wisdom
and stature and in fever with Cod
and man.' The anthem. "peel
:Peens Care", woc rendered by tee
choir.
KEEP THURSDAY,
MARCH 12th DATE OPEN
The 19513 Refrigeration Disreay
and Faintly Party spensored by
Bridge, Motors your International
Harvester Dealer will be held on'
that date. Watch for further par
titulars next -week.
MORRIS
Celebrates 90th Birthday
Mr. and MM.11Elton Fraser of the
3rel line of Morris entertained In
honour of Mrs. Fraser's father's 90Ith
birthday on Wed.. Feb. 1,8th. Mr.
Robert Shaw 11.1110 born where his
roplartv Alex Shaw now resides. Mr.
Shames entire life has, been spent
in this locality. For 25 Yearn he was
a merchant in Bievale Where he
lived in retirement until 6 years ago
When he and hia wife the late. Annie
Fraser .book up residence with their
clangleber Mrs. Fraser.
Guest at a birthday dinner in -
eluded Mr. Richard Jotheston, a
cousin, Mrs, Arthur Shaw, Mts. J. H.
Robertson, Mrs. J. Mestatrd, • Mrs.
Robt, elecitofteo,n sesteren-law.
Jetlenston end Mils. A. Sleeve have
aim passed the 9032 milestone. Other
guests were a daughter (Minitel
Mrs, Fart Heeslip of Dunnville and
Mies Emma eohneton; ot Morrie,
A •soolal evening was enjoyed the
guests vera Mr. mid Mrs. Jack Oox
grandaughter of Grey, Mr. and
Mrs - Frank Sheer, Mr, Ra(ph MAW,
and Mrs, Alex Shaw, Mr. Cam.
hiion. Mustard, Mr. Frage? Mustard,
Mr, land Mrs: Jack Molter ant
family, nieees and nephews of Mr.
Sleeve, .•
The colebrant received many
verde and inessitiges. of eoln,gratulat-
ions among them a telegrani
Me ,and Mm. Leslie M. Frost, Prem.
dor Of Ontario.
WINS FIRST AWARD 1.
IN TORONTO COMPETITION
Robert C. Kennedy, elder son of
Mr. 'nexl Mns. R. W. KeineedY, was
awarded fleet piece in hes eines at
the Toronto I01wauts Mule Festival,
Ile .compelted in the 10 yrs. and
under elarinee socio class playing
Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) by Mei
she. Robert Cant began ;playing the
olarinet when the Bruesele Lime
Club Boys and Girls Baud was or.
ganized. He is else now studying
the tenor ealcophione,
"'see
• EASTER TEA AND BAKE SALO
Tbe mejeetie Worasafe Inet4t0011
ale heeding au Easter Tea and Bah.
Sale in the Brussels I/WM 00
Seturday, April 4112. Keep OM date
oven.
KEEP THESE DATES OPEN
A play and dance will be held On,
Friday, March 6th and an 3laeter
Dance on Wednesday, April 8th, is
Cranbrook Community Centre. Web*
to, further announcements.
seee^-rsieeaeeemeoste*
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THE HURON COUNTY OVERSEAS FLOOD RELIEF FUND.
DANCE
Brussels Town Hall on
THURSDAY. MARCH 5th.
Don. Robertson and The Ranch Boys
Booth in the Hall
Admission 75c
Sponsored by L. 0. L. 774.
PLAY and DANCE
In Cranbrook Comnzunity Hall •.!
Friday, March 6th at 8.30 p. m.
"Abigail Goes•Haywire"
Will be presented by the Y. P. L. of Cavan Church, Winthrop
Dance following to the Music of Wilbee's Orchestra
Lunch Booth will be provided.
Admission 50c and 25c s Everbody Welcome
Sponsored by the Hall Board
CARD PARTY
Euchre and Five Hundred
in the Brussels Public Library
Friday, Feb. 27th at 8.30 p. m.
Everyone Welcome Admission 50c
Proceeds for East Huron Agricultural
Society.
Sponsored by Majestic W. I.
NOTICE •
TO DOG OWNERS
Every owner, possessor. or harbourer of a dog in the Village
of Brussels, shall pay annually, on or before the 7th day of March,
a license or tax. A penalty will be imposed on those who fall to pay
such tax by the above date.
The 1953 Tags are now available at the Clerk's office.
G. R. Campbell, Clerk.
SIXTH NNUMqVP,D FAIR
Sponsored by
Huron County Soil and 'Crop
Improvement Association
To be held In the
CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, CLINTON
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
MARCH 6th and 7th
$50000 IN PRIZES -
Special Educational Displays.
Special Programmes, Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Junior Seed Judging Competition, Saturday morning,
All entries to be made at the Agricultural Office, Clinton, before
Tuesday, March 3rd, 1953.
Everybody Welcome Admission Free
MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
Western Fair Grounds, London
March 2, 3, 4 and 5, 1953
Largest Display Ever - Fine Programme - Ample Seating
Feb. 26 -- Fineries for township, county and open closeout to be in
to the Secretary, Room NO, Richmond Building.
Mee. 3 - Behibits and displays pieced. 7 P. M. fair open. S 1'. AIL
Speraclilig 'Minstrel and Variety Show,
Mar. 5 - 2 P. M. - Cflthls1 greetings; Wm, P. Watson. Toronto:.
Panel by W, H. Porter, London; Glencoe Pipe Band; W. 0.
Junior Square Dance. 0 P. M. Lantlitha Girls' Choir. nil
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Mar. 4-u"11.
9.00 A. M. -Seed Jadeing tompetitions OPeaker T, 0,
Bloheneen, Lowed*
2.00 P. 33. - Marla% Molunie. 'Parente, Den SOMA, Iona,
13. Whale, Lendfn, Lawrence Kerr, Chatham, Deux Halt
Woodetolk, 8.00. P. 14, W. 0. Open Square DaMete Fiddler%
eillIttatry Band,
lWar. 5 - 1130 - W. ISmitet, 10, 11, Hooey, J. M. Bain, J. 3> Johnsolk,
W. S. Carpenter, London, 21,5 4.00 P, M. Sala.
2.00 P. M. - Woman's Progratalne with Mary Carniiellad.
1doeriterteMrs, W. IR. 'Wellen ,Tr., Oakville. Petrie/a Releinele%
.rlronao.
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