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HE BRUSSEL,S....YOST
authorized as second oleos mail. Port Office DePazdment, Othing
Anniversary, Services
Knok Prebyterian Church, Ethel on
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Guest Speaker: Rev. D. J. Lane of Clinton.
Special music by the Choir. '
Everybody Welcome.
DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre
FRIDAY;, OCTOBER 16th
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
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DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th
Sponsored by Cranbrook Women's
Institute
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
FALL FAIR
MILVERTON
Friday Eve., Sept. 25
Local Talent Night.
Modern and Old Time Dancing.
Saturday, Sept. 26th
L Horse Races - Baby Contest
ludgIng and Parade of Livestock.
'School Children's Parade.Clair Rouse Comedian.
4H Club Competitions
Caif and 'Pony Races.
Dancing In the Evening.
i.
George Gernhalder,
Sec.-Treas.
1NB PR<BBYTBRIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville CRus
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
11 a. m. n . of Rally
Day ervice.
Special music by Young
People,
United Church
OF CANADA
inlsleter. se
Rev. Andrew La
Divine Worship -• is o'oloek.
Rally Day
Ohm'oh School - 10,45 aim.
"Let the people praise Thee 0
God; let all the people pause
Thee?
Cbvrchef England
polo Srtlessin
sv. A. Nenllu t 11111%11111%M. A.
itlth. Sunday Anter Trinity
Sept. 27th, 1958
Rt. John's Church, Brussels
11 a. nt, Morntng Prayer
Sunday Soh0e1
it. David's Church, Henfryd-
2.30 el, in.. Holy Ctlmmintlon
Sunday School
$t. Georg4's Walton --
7,80 p. m. HARVEST
FESTIVAL
RATES 70 BE INCREASED
"A a front October 1'5th, 1953, a
surcharge of $f.50 (mint'umum per
day Will he charged to all patients
admitted to Wine=General floe-
pital who have come from Matni•
clpalttles who have not subscribed
ti the present new adiditiop.
LUCKY NUMBER
Seek McWhirter of Brussels, was
the holder of a lucky ticket, entitl-
ing him to a free plane ride,
held on Saturday,"Air Force
Day," at Centralia"
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Pies. John
Bolger wisb to express their Sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to all
their friends and nelghbboure whowhohelped in any way during their rel•
ent bereavement,
TURN BACK YOUR BLOCK
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
This Saturday night remember to
turn back your clock one hour as
Day Light Saving Time ends at
2 e. m. Sunday piarutng, September
271b, A,1 church services 'will be
on Standard Time„ 1f *you .forget
to turn bush your clock you will
lose that extra hour sleep on Sun-
day morning,
BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
• August 21st, 1953,
The Municipal Council of the Vil-
lage of Brussels stet on the above
date wine all members present.
Minuted of meetings of July 27 and
August "4. 1953 were read and
adopted on notion of A. McTaggart.
seconded by C. L. Workman.
The fn,llowing accounts were
ordered paid on motion of R. A.
Bennett, e econded by J. H. Stretton,
C. Shaw, salary less Un. ens, $147.92
Post Office, Unemp. Ins. 4.16
Brussels lldwe., misc. acct. 9.15
Manning and Son, glazed the 40.60
D. N. McDonald, misc. lumber 14.74
H. A. Workman, trunk and
tractor, drains 23.00
Geo, Beaus, roller on streets 2.00
Post Putt. House, ads. and
tax notkee, 14.50
G. E. Radford, gravel streets 152.00.
G. R. Campbell, salary 65.00
L. Armstrong, labor. drains .17.00
W. Henry, labor, drains 23.50
After considerable discussion die
tlollowi •ng reselution•s was passed on
motion of A. McTaggart, seconded
by C. L. Workman.
"That the Village Clerk be in. wt
strneted to rite a letter to the
Township of Grey, advising that
the Village Fire Department will not
answers, calls into Grev Towbaltie
after the 15th (flifteentlt) of Septem
ber, unless some arrangements are
made, o'- some agreement ie reach-
ed, and that a copy of this letter
be sent to the Village Fine Meet"
By -Law No. 5, 1953 wad introduced
and read first and second time. "
It eves moved by J. H. Stretton,
seconded by C. L. Workman, That
Py-LanPy-LanNo. 5, 1953 as read a first
and second time be read a third
timeand passed. Motion Carried.
Torts is the By -Law authorizing
the raising of $4000.00 toward• the
cost of the new wing of the
Winghnaan General Hospital.
it was moved by A. McTaggart,
seconded by R. A. Bennett, "Mat the
petition for the interim payment oa
the statutory grant under the High-
way Improvement Aot'on expetiditur-
es up to August 31 as prepared by
the filerk-Tseapurer be forwarded
to the Dept. of Highways."
Motion Carried.
Business of the meeting being eon•
eluded the meeting adjourned on
motion et R. A. i3ennett, seconded
by J. H. SW+
Stretton. TO SISTERS VICTIMS
OF POLIOMYELITIS
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to espre`se my sincere
thanks to all those who so kindly re-
membered me with. Cards and
flowers and treats during my shay in
the hospital. Tour kindness will
'Ong be appreciated.
Rob. Gemmell.
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LLASHMAR
DRIVE -.IN THEATRE I
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear - first show et dusk
Note: Neave and Cartoon at each •,
sheer.
spassimminatromanammisamadell
Wednesday, September 23rd, 1953 $2.00 per year
a , ATBRUSSELS
Tragic Accident FALL
FAINDR
Fir
The C. N. E. end 1Vost
Claims Two Lives are cam a
� e over but J,here is still - Beers -
eels Pall llau•, Be sure you are
on stand, as an exhibitor, a par ,
Bpuasels Shocked by Death { ticipattt itt various events or as a '
of Brothers I t,peetator to enjoy bite many feat-
tires that have been arranged.
Lorne McOutc3teon and si younger
brother, Wiliam, were killed in a.
traffic accident on the 5th. con. of
Morris '1ownednilt ,et midnight 011
Wednesday.
The tragic accident occua'red
when the vehicle the two vdctlms
were in crashed into the rear of a
parked tuck, It is alleged their ear
veered off the road into the truck
owned by Floyd Campbell, when
they were meeting an oncoming ear,
Provincial officer Salters invest-
igating. ,
The double funeral service e,v111 rte
held from the D. A. Rain funeral
home, Alfred Street, Brussels, 011
Seurday, at 2 p. m.
variety concert in the Arena and
RECITAL OVER C. K. N. X. ( a dance in the Oryotal Palage.
Dou'e, forget the Oratorical Contest
Another eery enjoyable program of in the Crystal Palace at 8 p. m., on
piano .and vocal music by the Mils Thursday Cot, 1st. Be there to en -
of Mrs. Lois D. Thompson, tragi' ,courage the children in public gpeak-
gieffn over C. K. N. X. last Sateleg and also see the exhibits. ;