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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-2-27, Page 311111 IACK KARR lie Knows the Shows Have you ever nodose hoW often theatrical advertisements quote Jack Karr? Show people value lack Karr's opinions. They know that a great many showgoers look to Jock Karr to tell them what's good enter- tainment on stage and screen. So, a pat on the back "by Jack Karr in The Daily Star" is regarded by show producers and theatre men - r+ agars as a recommendation to �e . talk about. Jack Karr previews the en- tertalnment field for readers of The Toronto pally Star, His previews are bright, interesting and Informative. Karr's space, every days In The isheenI�irrlt 1r�R,�,tlN�orm` ,TACK Kano`'�rl' That's Jack Dally Star. The Toronto the news and the besstlnewsatfeatures. yous Have The Star delivered to your home every day, Mailed to Any Address 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year Delivered by Carrier, 30c a Week $ 1.25 5.50 . 6.50 12.00 Address Circulation Dept., Dally Star, 80 King 3t. W., Toronto gAz LcriaLY STAR ATTENTION FARMIIGR$ DtIDSTUGK radoove tion heat tins promptly fre sanitary atooeou Illetannone Collect: Brussels Mrl7 sr >amkt 564. 11101,100N YOUNG LIMITS° NOTICE — Por artttictal Insemination at Ks Dest for all breeds, call the Water - 101 Cattle Breeding Association be- tween 7.30 and 10.00 a. in. on week days and 7.30 and 3.30.a. rn. on 9u. Asps. Phone collect Palmerston IN or G•*linton 24l. CRANBROOI( Rev, 1), J. lanais, Caindon, 000u4ie41 the pulpit in IC:10X l'reabytelJ04t Church on Sunday.. Mr. wild Mrs. Morulas, Pflster and little deuglite; 1iiiiabeth, !laevo mos'. ed into the village itfdo the house • they purchuased front. Mr, XlarveY ItmsIter of at, Thomas, Ms'e, Clara, Onostead returned luo'me last weals from California, wilsile She spent several mowtlte. Miss Alice J. FOrt'es visited oat Sunday with Mss. J. I•l, Oameron let London. • Evening Auxillery The Feb. meeting of the Crauuxoo c Evening Auxiliaay was, meld Tuese evening, Feb, 1Gth, et the Rorie of Mrs. Wilfred Srtrickler with 17 nsem• begs, present. An Melling verge was read try the leader Phyllis Mttollell, A hymn wa+s sung followed with pray or by L. Strickler. •The Serlpture reading tions read in unison. "Cheer along /the war)," •setas mead by lite Leader, and 8. discussions HosPiital and intvaltd vladtinlg followed. The a •topic, 'One hi ,Purpose" SOWN giiven by Mrs. Hy dram'. A'hymn was sung. The meeting was turned over to the president, the minutes of the meet- ing were read and approved. The roll call was answered with a verse containing the word 'heart. A card of thanks was read and a letter on our allocation. Ethel Campbell a3 tered her Ihotne far the Manch meet- ing, eeting Plan's dor World Day of Pray- er were a made and ,far the Presbyter lel in Mary which is tto be held in Ethel. Um lewder read a poem. 'The Lord's Prayer and the MUiem& Berm - diction were repeated in unison. A Mystery Meilen wain held with the funds going to the Expense FunO. Impel: was served. those assisting thee hostess were Jean Dunn, and rtesiv Knight. Cranbrook Thrifty Nifties The Csancrook Thrifty Nitttes held their seventh meeting on Mon day, Feb,Ttith at the home of Anne Steffker, Helen lttftgltit opened t11v6 seating by reading tun article on "How to apply liiaiticlt", Tato' nsin I utes of the lash meeting wore lead and approved. Bloom memhet's acv veered biro Mall call by showing a sample of a dean and gtptolt w1steli they made, Kiss Steekl.e, Elm; Bootlotnles was present and gave the girls inany helpful hints about Aelti. everent Day w41o11 will be held in" the Eoster holidaYe: The 1eatlere demonstrated) the removal of spots and stains, how to brush a woollen skirt and the knitted patch, The proper pressing methodfora Wool- len ,sklnt wan deanonsti' ted by Helen ICuight, .After the home assign- ment was given, the meeting cloned with The Queen, The delicious 1unicy wee supplied by Mss. Cameron, Ruth McDonald, Marion Morrow and Anne Scattier, WALTON The Good Neighbors Club met at the home of Mrs. Ethel Rockwell. ,on Monday evening, with- about 50 persons present. Th,e evening was spent in Playing lost heir. A lunch was served by the hostess. 'ats- sited by her rlanghters, Mrs. Rae Houston and Mrs. Douglas Fraser. X)F,t"1P1„ WF'rc''/Vrlsxi. Mrs. Duncan; McCallum of Blyth was visiting with her sister and brother !Norman Hoover. Mr. WA. Sullivan of Greenwood, Nova Scotia, was home for the 1, weeleead. Mrs, Sol. Cloakey came back from Victoria. Hospital, London on Sun- day unday by ambulamice, . where she has been for the last seven weeks. Mr. and Mss, O1oaIeey are staying with her sister Mrs'. John Fainservi'ce, Blyth and -haus to go bank on March 20ith for further treat:netts �Y"3��¢y"� � a �i�•'�.1�,°�''Yoii�tyti����aS w¢s) `�'�,; enc TN's � �.Y 3.� r+Se�M ,����x�� ,d..e�»a`.,o•I�i°ati`�'.�r asp i�`.si^" :.�.3`�, k <:3,?�`,' .M� ....w.tacrNFsa: Illustrated—Soper "88" 4 -Door Sedan ,T \Car of Tomorrow ! Illustrated—Super "88" Cwreertible. Coupe All your dreams of a car, breath -Laking in its beauty all your dreams of a car that's a record-breaking performer ... all your dreams of the ear -of -tomorrow are here today, translated into reality in the history - making 1951 "Rocket" Oldsmobile 88. 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It was point, ed out that goodness is Oat 7usttet 01' Use kevltin'g of. Hite m010.1 Law. Though It includes justice and mor- elity it to greater than bath. Cood. mess's 18 lovinOltlatance'3, forgiveness, generosity, neighborliness, and mercy. CCoodeess is the issue of a• loving r�pirit, 'Nle anthem for the dolt was, "The I4nerlasting Lave,' NEW RECORDS FOR MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR Present indications are than the lathe Annual Middlesex Seed Fair at Lon- don will be the largest on record, The entire ground floor, as we11 ao ,the usual upstairs space in. the Islanv ufaetureis' Bufiding, Western Fair (bounds, wait be used for exhibits, •displays and programmes. There will be displays of agricultural mach- inery and supplies, by 73 commercial firms and educational orgaavlvattion% The timely teak:arm of these displays along with the torgavllzed program- anee wile hare' a wide variety of interest for everyone, In addition to the usual township end •county classes wide interest has developed in the classes, open to elteven Western Ontario, with over- all championship awards. Hog Pro - duelers had an excellent turnout at C'olemanrs on Feb. 178114 when hogs 'Inc the Bacon Competition' were eel- eoted. Other features of the food show will he or interest. The things to see at the fair, along with the mall-Icnown sPeakess• and interesting entertainment, meait the attendance of all rural and urban residents. The The Middlesex Soil and Crop Impro. vemtent Association extend an in- vitation to everyone to visit this fair. Which has built an, enviable reteutat- ion through the years. Yours very truly, W. K. Riddell, Agricultural Rcpresentatire Middlee,ex County Clalsin Dunn. President NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of Peter Stewart late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, gentle- man, deceased, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before the 24th day of February, 1954, full particulars of their claims !n writing. Immediately after the said 24th day of February, 1954 the assets of the estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have notice. DATED at Brussels, Ontario this 30th day of January, 1954. • Messera. Crawford & Hetherington Barrister & c., Brussels, Ontario. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of George Mo. 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