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COME AND SEE — A MUSICAL COMEDY
"Happiness Ahead"
PresentedBelgrave Institute
in Walton Hall .on
Friday, Mar, 12th at 8.15 P. M.
Sponsored by 16th Group of Walton :United Church
Adm1s'sion 50 .and 25e
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FREE MOVIE !
Come to the Free Movie
"That Man May Live"
in Walton Community Hall on
Monday' Evening, Mar. 8th at 8.30 P.M.
Sponsored by
Gordon McGavin
Cockshutt and New Holland
Farm Equipment Dealer
Walton, Ont.
For Professional
PIANO TUNING
and Repairs
Consult
CLARE F. STONE
Phone: E. Martin, 87x Brussels
"God is a Spirit and they who
worship Him must worship Flim in
Spirit and In Truth."
THE PRHSSY'eERIAM
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Chorea
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
ldINlit.�, Rev. Andrew Lan,
First Sunday in Lent
March 7th, 1954
Divine Worship — 11 o'clock
• Penitence"
Church School — 12 o'clock.
Church of England I,
Perish of Brute -ens
Rev. A. Norman t111s. M. A
Fiat Sunday in Lent
March 79.11, 1954
St. John's, Brussels —
11 a. m..Morning Prayer
Sunday School
Wed., Mid -week Service S p.m.
St. David's, Henfryn —
3 p. m. Evening Prayer
Sunday School
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ETHEL
A good crowd attended the sale
of household effects „ of the late
Harvey Dobson, held in the Town-
ship Hall, Bidding was brisk and
Prices were realized.
Mrs. Donlaid Wilson and dough.
ter, Ottawa, visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. !chn Kreuter and friends here.
BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY MEETING
The BrusSels Horticultural Society
meeting was held in the Library on
1Vednesday afternoon., Feb. Doth. We
have now a paid membership of 74
and hope to increase number to at
1easlt 100 during 1954. Mrr: W. Bell
was appointed convenor of the mem-
bership committee: Mrs. R. '9P.
Stephens convenor of the junior come
petit'lon oommittte: Miss Addie
Cardiff, convenor of 'flower chow
committee: and Ms's. Bobs Camtpabe11
convenor of improvement of town
committtee. 'Nue annual convention
of the Ontario Association is to be
. held in Toronto on March 11 and 12,
and Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong and
i Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull }Vere appoinited
our delegates with Mrs. .7. Gibson
I
and Mrs. A. Lane as alternates. or-
) ders were completed for shrubs,
plants and bubs.
DO YOU WISH TO
JOIN THE 4 -I -I CLUBS?
An invitation isextended to young
people to join the 4-H Swine amd
Calf Clubs.. A meeting for this Pur -
Pose will be held in the Brussels
Town Hall on ' Wednesday, March
24th. If you are interested get in
touch with the following officials—
Bill Turnbull, Jack Wheeler, Jim
Armstrong and Jim Smith.
HONORED ON 35th .
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and Mns. Gaorge Blake Sr,
were entertained by their family at
progressive euchre, in the Brussels
Library on Monday, Feb 15th, on
the occasion of their 35th wedding
anniversary. When about 60 guests
wae1re present. Their family present-
ed them with a Television lamp, and
Vii" �jr Corn -flower gravy boat and flowers.
Friends and neighbors. with a pair
of airfoam pillows.
CAPITOL LISTAWEI.
THEATRE _
shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Thursday, Friday March 4 - 5
A gay romantic Musical full of fun
and humour. N
"BY THE LIGHT OF,
SILVERY MOON"
starring Doris Day, Gordon MacRae.
Saturday Only March 6
John Lund, Audrey Trotter in a
Western Teeming with action and
romance
"WOMAN THEY ALMOST
LYNCHED"
Monday, Tuesday March 8 - 9
"MELBA" -
the tender story of the great Nellie
Melba whose lyric voice was a Hea-
ven gift, Starring Patrice Munsel as'
Melba and Dame Sybil Thorndyke as)
Queen VI toria. We heartily recom-
mend this picture
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
1st OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFER $80.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
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Wednesday, Thursday March 10 - 11
"THE EDDIE CANTOR STORY"
The true life story of the greatest of
all comedians Eddie Cantor. An All
Star cast.
--Casting a critical eye on a ptei e
-of mellow cheese is Ruth Harding,
CBC conetiltant on enchains' btiying,
Miss Harding, a graduate in home
economics and expert in teadtiles,
lntitrition and wild's, care, is well I
qualified to show homemakers; or
cross Canada how to etrdbola their
dollars the tentheat In obtaining
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
SERVICE MARCH 5th
The World Day of Prayer Service
will be held in Melville Presbyterian
Church on Friday, March 5th, at
3 o'clock. A good attendance is
hoped for.
Wednesday, March 3rd, 1954
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$2.00 per year $2.50 LL 41
ICE AND SNOW
CAUSE DAMAGE
Freezing, rain created a winter
wonderland but, it also wrought
havoc with falling limbs and trees.
llydno disruption caused inconven-
ience end hardship ,and many tele -
Phone circuits are still broken, The
snow storm following tate fee over-
loaded Jtases and wires that were
already at breaking point with the
luetvy toing. Telvision antennas
also took a terrific beating. Hydro
gangs working until early morning
hours had service in this village
restored by late Tuesday afternoon
but at time of writing are still
Working in rural areas. It will he
some time before repairs to tele-
phone lines can be completed
for :there Is a mass of tangled wir-
es, poles and branches to cope)
with.
BEAJEU'OAT CROP
COMPETITION
The East Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety have decided to sponsor a Beav-
er Oat Crop Compertition for Brussels
1964 Fall Fair. Anyone wishing.to
enter 'this competition must have
their entries in by March 16911, Ma- j
tries to be handed to the committee
in charge, directors or- the seoret-
ary.. These oats can be obtained at
no more than $1.55 per hostel, treat- j
ed and delivered to Brussels. They
oa.n be ,obtained from the committee I
in •charge, directors, or the secret.
arp, Geo. Wesenburg.,
JACK THYNNE TO PRESENT
ANNUAL CONCERT HERE
J k Th nue will present his
both quality and Quantity in goods.
Listeners to her rive -minute com-
mentaries every week -day morning
and to her trapment reports On
"Trans -Canada 1'tatinee" in which
she clISCusaex everything from
the baby's formula to '.when a sale
is a sale" have Lound It a profittable
esperlence,
4nadiavt`.-ir 8!!W
ac y
annual concert and dance in the
Brussels Town Hall on March 1901.
It will be given under the auspices
of the Brussels Lions Club Boys and
Girls Band. Keep the date open
and watch for partition/ars.
PLAY COMING —
The Majestic Women's Institute
are sponsoring a Play on Friday
March 26th, "Mama's Baby Boy"
which will be presented by Seaforth
Junior Farmers in Brussels Town
Hall: Proceeds for sanding library
floors. Watch for further partici'',
arm
THE UNITED CHURCH
'Peter's 'confession; "Thou art the
Christ, the Son of blue Living God"
was the 'subject of Meditation in the
United Church on Sunday, Feb. 28.
Tt narked tht awakening of the
disciples itl the fact that Jesus was
the promised Saviour of the world.
This i5 a fundamental conviction of
the Christian faith and the starting
point of all hue discipleship. The
impidcatians of this conviction were
enlarged upon in the sermon.
The anthem, "awakening Chorus"
by Homer and Gabriel was sang by
the choir.
MELVILLE CHURCH
The minister on Sunday morning,
took as his sermon subject the pat -
able of the vineyard. This.. Is a par-
able of judgment. Christ who came
to San=e must stand in judgnend. The
scribes and pharisees were insincere.
They were like the son wito said, I
go, went not, :and yet they had
read about God looking for grapes in
His vineyard and finding wild grap-
es. If God lets out His vineyard He
expects to find fruit. These wicked
husbandman, Megan by beating the
servants, and ended by killing the
son. Jerusalem began by rejeotinc
their prophets, and ended by cruci-
fying God's Son. God sent Israel ser-
vant after servant, and prophet after
prophet. Lastly God sent His Son,
saying they will reverence nay Son, II
Christ ,says, "Behold I stand at Me
door and knock. When we refuse
Him admittance, He comes main jl
and again.
Mary Lou McFarlane ..sang the
solo, "Time God of love, my shephelyd
is." The choir sang the anthem.
"T will magnify Thee 0 God," by
Rpetwe.
FOR RENT —
Apar+tment above the White Star
Bakery, olvailable March 1. Town
water installed. ApPly to Crawford
and Hetherington, l3russela, Ont.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"HANGMAN'S KNOT"
Randolph Scott Donna Reed
Randolph Scott risks the Overland
Trail In a blazing Says of Heroism
and Trea fiery.
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Monday, Tuesdap and Wednesday
"CO,NFIDENTiALLY CONNIE"
Janet Leigh Van Johnson
Steer beef versus Shakespeare with
Romance; Laughs and Vandernonlum,
Romance, Laughs and Pandemonium.
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THursday, Friday and Saturday
"DANGSROUS WHEN WET"
Esther Williams Fernando Lamest
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COMING SOON —
"THE I DON'T CARE GIRL"
The Kansas Farmer and his
entertainers present their annual
Concert and Da c
Brussels Town Hall at 8.15 P. M.
Fri. Mon. 1
Jnr.
Auspices Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band
Opening Numbers by Brussels Legion Pipe Band
The Noll Sisters and Brother William — Accordian, Piano,
Violin, Banjo and Guitar
Clark Wallace — Canadian Wizard of the Harmonica
Bill Dentinger — Violin and Fiddler Deluxe
Ken Ryan — "Ninteen or Ninety"
Robert Kennedy — Clarinet and Sax Solos
Mrs. Ed. Myers — Soprano
Thynne and Edgar — Comedy 40 laughs in 20 minutes
The Kansas Farmer — Songs and Stories
Scott Pawson— A Tater Eatin' Country Boy
Lorne Wettlaufer, Duncan Brewer — Floor Managers
Admission — Only 50c' includes both Concert and Dance
leek
CRANBROOK
Rev, W. M. Hyitdnaan has accept-
ed a call to Knox Church, Windsor,
and preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday, Feb. 25th. Mr. and Mrs.
Hyndman, Robert and William, ex-
pect ,to leave for their new 'home on
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid held a quilting at
the home, of Mrs, Emerson Mitchell
on Tuesday of last weel Twenty
five ladies were presenit and two
quitts were completed.
Mr, Dave Brown, Monkton, spent a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Notmuan Pfeifer.
The World Dart of Prayer service
will be held in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Friday afternoon at 2.30.
in mite of inclement weather amu
hydro failure a number of the con-
gregation of Knox Presbyterian
Church gathered on Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. liner
son Mitchell for a social evening in.
honour of Rev, W. 111. and Mts.
TTyndman. Coal oil Tames Provided
light for rrokdnole with honors going
to Mrs. Murray TIbether, Mrs, Aynd•
man, Allan Dunn. and Jim Petrie.
Mr. 1•Tyndtnan was presented with
gift and gpeke, expressing thanks'
and appreciation for the social lime I
enjoyed together. T,unnh was s.et,
ved by the ladies.
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Chateau Laurie Hot1
A Canadian Nattoaai Railway, Hotel
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richness and. higher qua7i•Ey in cookixl -
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if ever you have dined at Ottawa's famous Chateau,
Laurier you'll agree ... Chef Freitag knows
whereo he 000ksl In all his tempting dishes, he ,
uses o y bettor. No substitute could possibly
give the delicate flavour, the smooth, golden richnesn;
of fresh creamery butter.
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Taste Chef Freitag's own
recipe for BUTTER MEUNXE
d sauce for sauteed Sall, sten
or chops , �y
When fish or meat is ready to serve,.
squeeze the juice of a quartered
lemon over it Sprinkle w4tiar
fresh chopped parsley pi
chives. a a drying p
ofus ea$H,
brown 2 ounces b:c
for each pereon. Pou$
over fish or meat.
As every housewife imows, for good
eating and good living, you lust
cant beat butter. From the
simplest }tot biscuits to the most
elegant layer cake, everything
you make tastes so much
better with butter.
For our Dart Frew** how.
booklet o to .lee s
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