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MOTHER'S DAY
BAKE SALE
AND TEA
in Brussels Public Library on
SATURDAY EVE., MAY 8th
At8P.M.
Under auspices of the Friendship
Circle of Brussels United Church.
ANNOUNCING —
The opening of Yal's Beasts
Sheol/Pe, located directly above Brus-
sels Export Packers, Brussels.
Tai's specialize in styling, cutting
and cold waving, Open Monday to
Balttu'day inclusive.
Mrs, Velma Stephenson,
Phone 102xr4.
AMU
MELVILL•E CHURCH
Mrs. Russel Currie
'1 rile death of him. Russel Currie
jin 1Viiug'iram ,General Heanital ow
cured early Sunday morning follow-
ed a severe stroke suffered over a
week age. Formely Viola Amee
McCracken; She, was a daughter of
I Mrs, Frederica McCracken and the
i ,Mrs, Frederick McCracken and the•
born in Brussels, Following der
Imarriage to Russel Currie, fJhe re
aided on con. 4, Morris township.
IStrevdving besides her husband are
McCall, Walton; one son Donald, of
Brussels; her mother, Mrs. Fred-
erick McCracken, Edmonibn, one
1 On Sunday evening, a Masonic ei„ bee, Margaret, also of Edmoniton,
Servide was held at Melville Church; end 'a brother, John, of Devon, Alta,
when Masonic lodges from Wingham, ! She WAS a member of Brussels
pBlyth, Londesboro and St. John's ted Church. The' remains rested. at
lodge Brussels, paimaled to the .the D. A. Rahn funeral home, Alfred
church for divine service. Rev, W. St, Brussels-, where service was con-
ir, T. Fulton was • in charge ducted on Tuesday afternoon at 2,00
of the bervdce, and ,stated there was o'clock. Rev, Andrew Lane of Brus-
-• — — y only one theme bre could spitadt on, ; sels United Church -officiated. Burial
and that was the Cross or Jesus was made in Brussels cemetery.
Christ, The Gospel writers treat'
this subject of the cross with great;
restraint. Only those who loved THE UNITED CHURCH
Jesus could identify themselbesi t
with Him at that time. Priests, rul- In the United Church on Sunday,
ens, and the church bad sought to May 2nd the worship theme was,
destroy Him, but Jesus was not "Positive Living" based on Romans
driven to his death. COn1 tendon 12:21, "Do not lett evil get bhe belt -
leas emblazoned a halo of beauty or of you: get the better of evil
round bhe Cross, "Let him come her doing good.'
thse an d ill bet Tit anthem"Oh It is W"onder-
WILLING WORKERS
Geadem V end VI, Brussels Public
School are raising money for a trip
to Toronto to see the museum, etc.
They reapect•Otilly solicit your bush
was for the following --mowing
Lawns, washing cars, piling wood.
picking up stones, helping to plant
gardens; baby sitting, cleaning,win-
dows, etc, Call Wayne Johnson,
IOonirenor of Committee, Phone No,
84r4.
:NOTICE TO 1.0.0.P: MEMBERS
The members, of the Western Star
Lodge, No. 149, I.O.0.F„ are re.
quested to attend Initiatory Degree
on Thursday night; May 20th at' 8.30
D. m,
down from a erowswe ,
( Neve. Those and other amending 4iu0"" by Charles Gabriel, was sung
• words were a great teniptati'on to by the choir. The alto and tenor duet
•
t He could at and would }axes b Miss Leila Miller and
Christ bu Was
not save Himself. We can. never Mr. Lloyd Wheeler.
hope 'to understand that cry, "My
God my God, why leash thou forsaakeh
me." When Jesus cried, "it is fin - HURON COUNTY AiD FOR
ished," the world of darkness must' BLIND FUND
Huron County Health Octave trembled to its foundation- By i
his death, a saving, cleansing pew='
• Unit I er had gone ,out into the world. 1
IMMUNIZATION, Special music was rendered by the
choir. A mixed gtirtdbte, "God so '
CLINIC 4' loved the world" (Stainer) was sung
"The first in a series of immuni• ' by Mary Lou McFarlane, Barbara
zation clinics for Brussels and dis• ' Alien, Donnie Edgar and Graeme Mc- I -
trict will be held in the Brussels ! rancid. Guest soloist was Margaret
Public School, Friday, May 7th, 1951, I Perris who sang, , "The King of
1.30 p- m.. ' Lova my Shepherd .is" (Gonad).
The 'second and third dates of 'j The choir sang the anthem "What
this/ series have been set for May are These", by Stainer.
28th, and June 18th. i ,
Children 4 months of age to school BARN DANCE
age may be brought to these clinics
to receive initial immunization or - Pian to attend ,011e dance to be held
reinforcing inoculations for 'nether. on Friday night, May 21st, at Tommy
ia, Whooping .Cough, Tetanus, and •Pletoh's new barn on the 4th con -
Smallpox." cession of Morris township, e. mile
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall on
THURSDAY, MAY 6th
To music of Don 'Robertson and
Ranch Boys
Admis'slon 76c'
Lunch Booth
Sponsored by the L. 0. L.
THE PRlSIrretRUAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Meters CMor a
Brussels
Minster, Rev. W. 14. T. Fulton
18 e. m. Sunday Bohooi
11 a. m. Mother's Day
Service
United C hurcie
or CANADA.
Minister, 'Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship -11 o'clock
blathers Day Service
Sacrament of Baptism
Charoh School will meet at
11 o'clock for worship with
the congregation,
"Suffer the. little' crildren to
come unto Me." jeans.
Church of England
Parish of ■rusueiI
Rev. A. Norran Ellis, M. A.
3rd Sunday Anter Dieter
May 9t0t, 1954
St. Johh's Church, BrUssels
11 t. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
8t. David's, Henfryn
2,90 • p,. m. Evening Prayer
Sunday School
and a quarter north of BruaSels.
Music by Don Robertson and Ranch
Boys. Lunch Booth. Everybody
Welcome%
CARD OF THANKS -
We would like at this -time to
thank the neighbors and Mends for
.the many kindnesses and express-
ions of sympathy eitbwn cis during
our sad bereavement. Such thought-
fulness will long be remembered.
Mrs. H, Manning and family.
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LLASHMAR-
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARI'0
BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
April 30th, 1054
A. meeting of the Municipal Ooun-
ell of the Village er Brussels W58
held on the above date''. All 'mem
beats of Coeuell were present, 1
The minutes or the meeting of
March 29 were road and adapted on
motion of A. McTaggerI, seconded i
by C. L. Workman, •
The toltowing accounts were 943'proved for payment on motion of
Vanderwoude • Gemmel
I3a.Sltets of daffodils, narcissi, and
other spring flowers decorated thear
home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Genie
when their daughter Donna
Merle . became the bride of Mr.
William n
Vondewaude or Wiugham o
avturday at 3.00 o'elock. The bride-
groom is the son: of Mr. and Mrs. Jan
"Vanderwoude of holland, Rev. W. H,
T. Fulton al Melville Presbyteries
,Church conducted the eeremony
and wedding music wigs played by
, •ty, 1
Mies Jean Tette Gemmel sister of the
bride. She also ai000mpanied the
soleiret, Miss, Karen Buschlen of
%
Londe who slang "Because." Given
in marriage by her father the bride ,
wore an attractive navy eosiluMe
trimmed with white, wilth pink ac-
'
s
' reesories and corsage of pink roses.
I Miss Entine Wacker of Wingham
! ,was bridesmaid and also wore
dress of navy with Pink accents
I. and a corsage of pink roses. The
beset -meet was Mr. Ciaremee Hen- ,
! ning, Wingha'm. Po11owing the
1 ceremony, a reception was held at
19,201 the Cenadien Legion Hall where
1.10 r the bride's mother received wear.
ing a dress of navy crepe with
1.3b' a corsage of their
roses. Upon eir
Dam1 om a wedding trip t0 Nia-
35A gale Falls they will make: their
6.20 home in Wingham. Fox travelling
the bride wore a navy dress with a
topcoat of grey wool.
J, H. Stretton, seconded by R
Bennett.
C. Shaw, salary 147.92
C. T, Davidson, tidelity bonds 80.00';
1S, Cow'ohesme, street cleating 14,46
W. Ellacobt, street cleaning 11,05
L. Gaynor, street cleaning 7.85
N. Lamont, street cleaning 9 7.65
Br -tussle Hardware, Fire Dept
ladder and supplies 76,24
Gerald Gibson, Fire' Dept, 8.55
13, M. and Gray Telephone
1954 rental 28.00
Brussels Hydro, 1953 Tolls 2.25
Elliott Motor Sales, gas and
repairs Fire truck
J. C. Adams, salt, street
C. and G. Keenber, pipe and
labor
A. Higgins, heiuling ashes
and brash
J' H Stret"ten, repairs at hall
Donegan's haulage, snow
removal
Pearson, Edwards and Co„
' 1953 audit
Campbell, salary
Postmaster, unemployment t
Insurance • 4.101
It was moved by J. H. Stratton
and seconded by' C. L. Workman,
that :the Village of Brussels make a
grant of $300.00 oto the East Munn
AgricultUne Society- for the year
1954. — Carried.
It was moved by C. L. Workman,
seconded by A. McTaggart, that per-
mission be granted to Sterling
Fuels, London, Out, to erect Ouel
oil storage tanks for Joseph Brewer
in the Village cif Brussels, on pro-
pertty considered suitable by the
Municipal Council. — Carried.
It was moved by' A. Mc$raggart,
seconded by C. L. Workman, that By -
Law No. 3, 1954 as introduced be
read e, first and second time.
— Carried.
It was shoved by J. H. Stretton,
seconded by R: A. Bennett, that By -
Law No. 3, 1954 as read a 01000 and
second time, be read a third time
• and passed and the Corporation
seal be attached.
Home teaching of the blind --
by the blind — is underway in Huron
County dhts week, one of many ser
vices provided by The Canadian
National Institute for the Blind from •
'the $5,400 raised in the county cant f
paign for funds last fall. •
Miss Susan Miller, member of
,,CNIB s home teaching staff, has
been helping a blind, deaf brother
and slater at Dungannon, a lady on a 1
farm north of Goderioh, and a boy
al Seaforth.
The Seaforth boy is receiving pre-'
school training in preparation tot i
his formal education..
Miss Miller, who is almost eon•
pletely° blind herself, ds attached to 1.
the St. Catharines CNIB office, She 1,
is spending 'two weeks in Huron 1
County on this visit, teaching
braille, handicrafts and other skills
to county blind.
Huron County gave $5,400 to ON ,
IB's .operating fund campaign early
lest fall, 31.500 from a County Coun-
ell grant, $3,900 from public sub- 1,
scription,
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear — first show at elusk
Note: News and Cartoon at each
NOTICE —
Garden Party on Friday, June
25th, under the auspices of Hen0ign
Walton and Brussels Anglican
Church.
Watch for further particulars.
CAPITOL' LISTOWEL
THEATRE _
2 shows nightly 7.30 —. 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Last time showing Thursday, May 6 NOTICE
show. j Alan, Ladd, Jean Arthur and Van The W. A. of Brussels United
(1 ,Heflin in the movie madterpFece Church Garden Pasty will be held
Thursday Friday May e • 7 i "SHANE" June t1th. Seen this date open,
"BEACHHEAD" (Color)A Road attraction with special
Tony Curtis -Mary Murphy
63.00
950,00 ; MINISTER EARNS
85.001 FURTHER DEGREE
(Mount Forest Confederate)
'Dhe Rev. R. G. Hazlewood, B. A.
has earned the prized degree of
Baohelor of Divinity (B. D. which
was conferred on him on Wednesday
of this week in Convoo'ation. Hall,
Toronto, at the convocation of Vic-
toria University.
For the past four years, while per-
forming arduous pas -tonal duties, Mr,
Hazelwood studied for the degree
and worked oil a, thesis . This thesis,
which involved intensive research,
was entitled "'The Formation of the
Methodist Church in Upper Canada."
His many friends jein in congratn
laiiens on this well -merited honor.
Mr. Hazelwood was a former min-
ister of Duff's United Church, Wal-
ton and his many friends in this
district extend their congratulations
011 Iris echievemet.
— Carried.
It was moved by R. A. Bennett,
seconded by J. H. Stratton, that the
Clerk -Treasurer be authorized to
cash Dominion of Canada Bonds held
by the Village and which have been
called for payment on June 1, 1954,
and proceeds be deposited in the
General account in Bask.
— Carried
Business of the meeting being con-
cluded, the Council adjourned on
motion of A. McTaggart, seconded
by C. L. Workman.
Brussels Legion
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
Victoria Park, Brussels on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th
parade, Bands, Games,
-Dance and Fireworks
The date again June 18.
it
!prices. 1
1 Friday, Saturday May 7 • 8
Saturday • Monday MAY 8. 10 • The two funsiest men in the movies I,
"HANGMAPI'8 KNOT" (Color) ,Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in the ,
�
Randolph Scott Donna Reed zaniest, breeziest comedy of the
year- "
T slay May 11 (Special)
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"THE CADDY" "ALL ASHORE", (Color) I Bring the kiddies they'll love It.
,
Mickey Rooney Diok Hayman
Peggy Ryan. Monday, Tuesday May 10 - 11 ,
• "SOUTH SEA WOMAN" i
Bert Lahoaster — Kirginie Mayo
Wtdnesday May 12 i
"MALE WAR BRIDE" (adult) TUESDAY FOTO-NITS I
Cary Grant Ann Sheridan
OFFER THIS WEEK $150.00 '
il4onday Attendance Card blight.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"LAST OF THE COMANCHE',
Broderlok Crawford Barbara Hale
Ten men and a girl against the
—+- Comanche Devils •
Thursday, Friday May 18 - 14
"CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
AND POCAHONTAS" (color)
Wednesday, Thursday May 12 - 13
Richard Wlidmark, Carleton Carpen-
tier in
"TAKE THE HIGH GROUND"
Saturday, Monday May 16 - 17 Nut Ask at the Box Office foe
t"CAPTAIN PiRATE" (color)- yotir-Monthly Theatre Progrdni,
Lod% .Heyward Patricia Medina
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
ASSIGNMENT PARIS"
Also
Dana Andrews Marta Toron i
"THE FiRST TIME"
..obert Cummings Barbara Hale,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"REDHEAD FROM WYOMING
Maureen O'Hara - Alex Nichol
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