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asaajHANK YOU NOTE aND
CHRISTMAS WISH
'Wea.vish to plank all toe who
'helped by (imitating money, logs or
*timber& and lumber, all thos who
'helped chahasaw the logs, atato -those
Withatrucks and tractors that help-
ed 'draw ghee to the aew-mill, after
the 'tornado deatroyed. our 'barn
last'llay 25, 1953. A aPecial Barrio
to 'the Federation of Agriculture
'and 'those who came to help re -
b1115 our barn. and helped tie
any way dueling the Summer.
Again we thank you all and WW1
you a very Meriey Cliallatanata as 1 an
eure•yoar help has made ft for 'tea
Stan, Helen Alexander
and Family,
POST
BRUSSELS
etholized eal second elm* mail, ?wit orrice Department, Wino.
Wednesday, December 16th, 1953
'SANTA PAYS ANNUAL
VISIT TO BRUSSELS
:ankle Matto paid bis annual visit
to Bruses on Sculierday afternoon.
Th wae welcomed by a leap number
of children and parents, from the co
Immunity.
Santa was met at the library by a
number of story hook characters
who joined lam in a parade albmg the
main street and back to the arena
Where $t. Nick distributed treats to
the children. They were eccomp-
aaled by the Limas. Boys and Girls
Band and the Legion ripe Band.
Robin Hood and las Merry Men;
Old Mother Hubbard.; Mother Goose
The Mad Hatter; Peter Rabbit; The
Three Beers; Indians and many
others were among those in the par
ade also seen ;were two ponies and
their young driven's.
Sallaa, visit was eponsored by the
Meal Lion's einb, Chamber of Cone
mercp, Canadian Legion and liusin-
ese Men.
Jacob E. Jonas
ataIM'ESIWAIWNEW PRESIDENT
MORRIS•TWP. FEDERATION
The Morrie, Township Ifeilenatiox
of Ageimilture held its annual turkey
ibanquet on Tuesday evening, Dee.
8th, in, the Forestees Hall, Belgrave,
Rev, W. Fulton eald grace, Runes
IVIatr twee telected-presichent for 1954.
After dinner, 'provided by the
Guild 'of Traria( Angitcars Church.
Richard Praetor, the retiring prima
-
dent, introduced laael Andeneore
the secretary, who introduced the
guests sit 'the 'head table. Mrs, Gor-
don, Gregg 'lain a singsong, ee-
1 cemaanled by 'Mrs, George Male.
Jacob IL Jonas passed away 001
Dec. eta, near Listowel after a short
Illness.
Surviving are one daughter Hilda,
IVIre. Ohne, Scheerer, Ethel. Two i
sons Nerb...of Roseau, William of
Wallace 'Townsaip, also four grand -1
children and five great grand.;
children and one sister Mrs), G.'
Forbes of
Funeral took place from MoT,adgh.
lin and Reed 'funeral home Dec, 9,
at 2 p, in., followed by a eervice in
the Trinity 'Lutheran Church, Kurtz-
ville. Burial took piece in Kurtz -
vale Taperer -Cemetery.
CARD or THANK1
We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors ot Paul Jescbice for the.
kind deeds and sYlneatlrY &Own
timing the time of his Lanese and
at the time of hie death, ale Rey,
layndman for his comforting words,
which where deeply appreciated.
The awake Family.
IN MEMORIAM
HAIST In loving memory of my
Mother, Mrs. George Heist, who
passed away Dec. 15th, 1952.
A tribute of love and remembrance
For a Mother, one of the best
All the joys that She missed on
jorney
May she find in God'a garden
of rest.
Forever in our hearts, Daugbter
and Family,
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Cranbrook Public School, annual.
Christmas Concert, Friday evening,
Dec. 18bh, 1953.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
United Murat Sunday Scheel Christ-
mas Concert 7111 be held on Tu:es-
day. Dec. eand at 8 p. m. Admission
25o and 15c.
ITHE PREBeareetRIAN
Melville Cbursh
Brussels
Minister, Rev, W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. in. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worthir
7.20 p.m. Candlelight Servtoe
CHURCH IN CANADA
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United Church
OF CANADA
!Moiety.), Div. Andrew Lane
Chnlatmaa Service
Divine WorsItip - 11 o'olOck
"Pattie and Pelle"
Church of England
Parfah of &DINO
RIM A. Norpoo NCI. M. A.
4th Sunday. in Advent
Deo, 20th, 1953
M. Jennie Church, Bruselle-
8,89 a. m. Hob:- ComMunian
11 a. na Morning Bram,
Sunday School
Bt. DavIdoe Church, Heilfryn-
2.80 9. in, Carol Service
Sunday School
St, Oeorg's Chureh, Walton .
7./10 P. 10, Evening Prayer
punday School Party and
Collert on Wed. Dec, 80,
opsoz=adingastAxra...limi
Mr. Praater reviewed the year's
activities, and commented that this
had been a remarambly good year.
Tile Huron. Cowley Federatiol
president, Wilfred Shortreed WAS
present, and spoke Meetly about
the different committees connect-
ed with the Federation and their
work during the year. Joan john.
eton sang two solos, accamparied
by Mrs. Harvey aolmatan. Gordon
Gregg, fieldman of the "Huron Coun-
ty Federation, spolce 'briefly; and
Billy Coultes sang two soles', ac•
companied by Mrs. George MIchle.
Harvey Johnston snake about the
Huron County Tornado 'Relief fund
and the Huron County Tleapital
leation plat, Gerald Montgomery,
agrrlcultural representative for Hur-
on County, gave a brief report,
Mrs. Harvey John;ton introduced
bre guest ,speaker, Mrs. W. 11. Wal-
ton, Oakville, past president of tha
Canadian Association of Conseil -m-
ars, 'Mrs. Walton In her talk said
that no one group should try to
legislate controls to Protect their
own interests, but legislation must
be for the people as a whole.
OffIcars Elected
Mr. Montgomery wee phairman
for the election of officers, who are
as follows: past prestident, Richard
Procter; president, Seines Mair;
viee-presicheat, Howard Wilkinson;
directors from aehool sections -
S. S. 1, Mr. and Mrs- Miller Rich-
mond; S. S. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Yuill; S. S. 4, Mr, and Mes. Reg
Watson; S. S. 5, Mr. and Mrs, Gar-
ner Nicholson; S. 6, MT, and Mas, f
Fred Sawyer; S. S. 7, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Nethery; S. S. 8, Mr. Ross
Smith; S. S. 9, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Johnston; S. S. 10, Mr. and Mies
Fleming Johnston; U.S.S. 3, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Fear: U. S. S. 4, Mr, and
Mrs. G. Fleeter; U. S. S. 8, Russell
Henderson; 17.5.5, 11, Mr. and Mrs.
X. McDonald; U. S. G. 12 Mr. and
Mrs. af. Raab -mond; TT.S.S. 17, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Bolt; directore, Id
boa nroducene unit, Albert Bacon
R. FT. Ooultes: cream producer.
arryrgo Hetherington, Denis Lane -
rider.; poultry producere, Robert
Wallace; county directors, Mr. and
Mrs. Jamas Mair: anditnr, aporee
Mertin.
WALTON
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Mr. and Mrs. Cosby Ennis and ,
family, London, with Mrs. F. EA- '
nisa Lunday „McKay, Clinton, with
MT. and Mrs, Frank Kirkby.
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CAPITOL LISTOWEL
THEATRF, _
2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m.
' Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. 1
Fri., Sat, Dec. 18 • 19
'PONY EXPRESS,"
NOTICE -
The stores in the Village of
Brussels will close at 0.00 ceche* Oct
Saturday Digits during the months ,
of aims Feb, and Maaeli.
Brussels Member of
Commerce.
THE UNITED CHURCH
Tbe Advent address in the United
Cauech en Sunday, Dee. lath, Was
'''Enieneentel", - a Name of Josue
Which mean.% "Gad with ma" The
-sermon, was a prayer that there
might be am advent of Sestet in
'in every man. Chriet in. us the
hope not glory.
The anthem was "Glory to the
Iling of Kings".
Chelatmas Service
,The Christmas music will be
Hyrnars,-"0, Come All Ye Faithful"
"It Came, Upon a lalidnight Clear"
"Angels from the Realms of Glory"
Anithem-"There Were Shepherds,'
by Crawford, Double Quartette -
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem'
Sermon, "Praise and Peace."
MELVILLE CHURCH
On Sunday morning Iest Rev, W.
H. T. Fulton took his text from the
dogleg verse of Chapter e5.111 second
of Corinthians. In this Benedict -
eon. Baul pieces, the second person
al chs Trinity, firs,L. 3he reason for
tads it that Christ es nearest as, as
He Is bath God and men. Ohriet is
the gift of the Father. It is because
of bee greet pity and lave for us
that He sent Carat into the world..
(John ITT, 12). The love of
Christ Vali a love passing know-
ledge. .001 -Het was lull of grace,
grace eo the outcast, the siek, the
poor. 'Phe grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ, ie th.e measuring of the
aneeele. .and of ehT mreaabing. It
means pardon for Die guilty and the
ehassmrs.
C4reem,e McDonald gave a very
Pleasing rendition of "0 Rest in
the Lord" by Mendelseohn.e The
choir also gave a fine rendition of
the anthem. "Holy Art Thou", bas'
ed on the majestic made of Han.
dele Largo, Mary Lou Mcyarlane
end Wm, King took the solo parts '
Paul Jeschke
Mr. Paul Je.schke passed away on
'Phursday, Dec, 19 In Clinton Haspit-
al where he lied been rom
Tuesday noon, He had been in
ailing health Tor several years. A
eon of the late Fred and Mrs.
Jawlike, be was born in Germany,
len, 1877, coming to Cranbrook 26
years ego, His wife pFedecased
bim hi 1929. Surviving are two
daughters, Menthe of Toronto, 141r,s.
Eddie Giessler and s son Herbert of
Fraser, Mich., a sister Mrs. Eliza-
beth Till, and a brother Frank,
both of Detroit, and a grand-
daughter, Betty Gle.ssler, MT.
Jeschke was caretaker at the
Cranbrook school for a number of
Years.. The funeral service, con-
ducted by Rev. W. M.• ITYnamen,
was held on Saturday, in Knox
Preebyterian Church, with inter-
memt in Cranbrook cemetery. Pall-
bearers were Duman McTaggart,
Earl Dunn, Murray Huether, Mac
Engel, Lloyd Michel and Calvin Cam
elatsi and flower -bearers were Ken.
neth MacDonald and Gordon Engel.
Friends attended from Detroit,
Fraser, Toronto, Listowel auud
GelVilaStOWIL - -Tr?
REGENT THEATRE
Starring Charlton Heston, Rhonda
Flereining. The Pony Express life.' Seal ortb. Ont.
line to the frontier, bullt war hut..
lets and terror. A thrilling actlo
4 Thursday, Friday and Saturday
story. i'e7,114
Mon., Tues. Dec. 21 • 22
A love story that no woman will for.
get - a drama that every Man' will
enjoy. BETTE DAVIS In one of her
great test roles supported by Stern
ling Hayden
"THE ST'AR"
TUESDAY FOTO.NITE
let OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFER 390,00
Monday Attenclance Card Night.
Wed, Thur. 23 - 24
",SAILORS OF THE R1NG"
Now It can be told - one of the
greatest episodes of World War 11.
Made With the full co-operation of
the British Adrillraity.
Gary Cooper Grace Kelly
"HIGH NOON"
A great western with a greater cast.
Voted one of the top ten last year.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"RUBY GENTRY"
Jennifer Joliet Charlton Weston
very fine suspense story. One you
are likely to emember.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
• "YOUNG ESS"
Jean Siemens Stewart (Wenger
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Coming Soon -
"SHE'S BACK ON 13,FIDADWAY0
There will be No Matinee en
, Christrneel May
MELVILLE CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
• On Sunday at Melville Clarrola
Special Chrietmais ,Seerleee will be
auaa, both morning and eventing
Tho minister will preach at the
meaning rvice, end in the eaen-
tug, when the manna! Candlelight
Clairol Service Is held Rev. M. Baillie
-tat Telnevele, .will be the preaoher.
Anpropriate music by the chatr, and
male ahoeue, will be gliam. Organlit
Lento D. *1111011109on, Will render '
sPectal numbers with error and
Gr..y Twp. Council
'The -Grey Townehip Council meet-
ing washeld en Decenther 5th,
Moved try Clifford R. Dunbar,
r.ecorded by Wm, Ex Bishop that the
menntes be adopted as read.
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'Moved 'by Howard F. mcxarurgiehdt:
encee0ee by Wm. E. Bishop that we
finally peas by-law No, 17 and 18,
1923. - Carried.
Moved by Hugh Smith seconded
by aliffned R. Dunbar that Andrew
Bremner be appointed, to Listowel
High School Board, as representat-
ire for Grey Twp, Carried.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar,
seconded by Thigh Smith that we
appoint Frank Kirkby to Seaforth
High School Board.
- Carried.
Moved by Wm. 10. Btshop that
Council appoint Norman Hoover to
Wingtham High School Board.
Moved by Clifford IL Dunbar,
seconded by Hugh Smith that
Council ,appoint Jas. S. Armetrong
to Winaleam High School Board.
- Carried.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar,
seconded by Howard F. Mee:aught
that ail enpreved accounts be paid.
- berried ,
Moved by Hugh Smith seconded
by Wm. E. Bistrep that we do ad -
:Inure to meet Dec. 15th or at the
cell of the Reeve.
- Carried.
The following amounts were Paid:
Clifford 10. Rowland, salary $400.00
Hugh B. Smith, saltier 200.00
Clifford 11. Dinslear, ,salary 200.00
Won'. E. Bishop, salary 200.00
Howard F. McNaught, salary 278.00200.00
WpilfthlsEal.lioyTurnbull, collector
ROM ITanne, repair McDonald
Dr, 710.00
Roes Hanna., eau! fill
Brewer Dr.
15.00
Ross Hanna, haul fill,
aniline Dr,
Gee. Radford. repair _ 6.00
McNair Dr. 276.00
nanadiall. Legion Brussels
Account 11.75
W. 8.12. ;mese-Maitre, repairs to
hydro at office 8.77
County of Enron, tax collection I
109.67
Township of Morris, share of
dumping ground 1.50
Judge T, M. Costello, attend
t masesernent appeal
17.60
Judge T. M. Costello, attend
at revision a voters lista 17.60
Cleo, Wesenlyarg, AsseaseT. attend
revision of voters lists 6.60
Fe. M. Cardiff, cornett raters,.
lista attend Court 4.3.70
Wm. Baker, Caretaker Hall tor
Nomination 2,00
Wm, Baker, Garbage, Ethel
6,00
Ken. Smith, cut weeds
Lot 28-30, Con, 1. 24.00
C. 18 Rowland, Commisaioner
McDonuild Dr, 5.00
Hownal MeNlatught, Clommlosioner
Trlladhan 5,00
De.
Clifford R. Dunbar, Commissioner
4,00
Hutt 11. Smith, Commissioner,
Sestonredeirs.arD.r.
5,00
Cecil Payne, 1 fox 2.00
Ti, Cumming, 2 foxes 4.00
Thelia SteiehPRISOa. 1 fox 2.00
.
Miele Warwick, 2 foxes 400
C. M. Stevenson, 6 foxes 12.00
6,00
Teemed Ward, foxes
Till•ton, Ward, 1 fox 2.00
aordon, MeThren, 5 texas 6.00
Percy Stephens:tot e Placa 4,00
:aH
m art. 1 fox 2.00
Allowance§ Sanaa Dr. 1135.03
Two. of e15„ na r.
907.8a
Assesement
Ontario laeunleipal Board,
'Perth' fes',
Roads
16.00
$2.00 per year $2.50 Ele.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Toronto, Ontario
Dee, 10, 1952.
37 Cloverdale Road.
To Editor - Brussels Post:
Dear Sir:
12 would like to locate some of
my lathers relation,',. His name
was Edward 7-Tunter, son of Joint
Wrsley Hunter. My father (Edmund
Hunter) Ness born• in Miran County
Township at Grey in the year 1812
and moved to Neeprova, Man., in
the year 1282, as for myself I -was
never in Ontario ante this fall. My
father's, mother's ma!den name wag
Mrs. Elliott, She had ewe brothers,
James end Robert Elliott who I
know have passed on a long time
ago. T feel that these must he earnn
of father's relativee still livine in
Huron County. My tether hasi one
brother Charlee Hunter, both my
father and uncle have Tamed on -
fatbee died in 1926 and any uncle
['aeries Hunter in 1950. T need to
hear my father Meek of a little
town called "Ethel" also.
T would like in eontact some 01
my father'e relatives in Huron
County but I do not know of any
names of hie relatives, but T thOileht,
halite enceary through your Paper
would help a great deal.
T expect to bp here in Toronto
until atter Cbris.tmas. My full name
end address is; Walter Hunter, 27
Clererdele Rona. Toronto. Ontarin
Telephone 317. 7904.
P. S. As long as T can remember 1
used en 'hear my father speak of
"The Brussels Post."
1017.70
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rArthr Cardiff. Clerk.
CART) (aw TteeNTee
1 wish to take this opportunity to
thank all my friends who sene me
cerds, letters, treats and flowers
and those who called on me while I
was in the hospital.'
Lydia Cameron.
CARD OF THANKS
wish to take this opportunity
to express my sincere thanks to all
those who remembered me while
I was in Kitchener and London,
with letters, cards, flowers and
gifts. Your kindness will never be
forgotten.
Rita, Sellers,
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMART
Mr. and aim Wm. MeWhirter,
Stambaugh, Sask., wish to an.
nouns the earth earning marriage of
tledr daughter Mabel Ileen to Archie
Willis, eon of Mr, aid Era, W. la,
Willis, Bruseels, Ont, 'Phe wedding
will take place on Jen, 6, 1954, at the
United Church, Manse, at 2.00 9. na,
CHRISTMAS SHOPPiNG7
Do it In the comfort of your caret
living room. Gifts ilor everyone og
your 1101,IJS
Call - Mrs, Doris Tileniaga*
Phone 20r11, offlcbai Aon reVb'*
sentative for this dIstrict. i1611
maiiittavemotiotemmaNgoveoletav
Rebekah ,Christmas Dance
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY; DEC. 18th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
- Lunch Booth in the Hall.
Spot Light Prize Elimination Prize
Dress Optional Admission 50c
MAKM.M M MAVMAlit
Annual Christtnas Dance
In Cranbrook Community Centre
TUESDAY, DEC. 29th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
Elimination and Spot Dance Prizes
Lunch will be served.
Admission $1.00 per person
Dress Optional
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
EM,D cs3tv M Mete
OPEN every SAT. NIGHT
till Christmas
ORDER EARLY
E
Owned
Plants Arriving Dec. 17th
POINSETTIAS from $1.50 upwards
CYCLAMEN from 52.00 upwards
CHRISTMAS BEGONIAS from 52-00 upwards
AZALEAS from 58.00 upwards
AFRICAN VIOLETS $1.75
BABY MUMS •
CARNATIONS
GIFT POTTERY -
COMMERCIALS
ROSES
GOLD FISH
Open Every Night
Dec. 21 to Dec. 24
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* ARTIST IN FLOWERS *
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Stores in SEAFORTH and BRUSSELS
PHONE:
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Designed for that lower, longer look so prized
in modern automotive styling, the new Chevro.,
lets meet other high standards besides eye
appeal. The 1954 series have more power, bet-
ter performance and chassis improvements that
will substantially increase the pleasure and con-
venience of motoring. For 1954, a total of 13
kidy models are available in three series of cars,
ie Powerglide automatic transmission, teamecl •
w th a new 125 -horsepower engine, Is now
optional on all cars. Another outstanding del
opmcnt, also available as an option in all serI4,
is Power Steering. Above is pictured ilie•Tiel Mt
four -door sedan. ' 7
On. dialer at Riverside Motors, aanasels on Vidal., Dec. 28th.
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