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1 Tin Heinz Cream Celery Soup
1 Tin Heinz Cream Pea Soup
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Sound Picture -
'Fun And Fancy Free'
In Technicolor
Walt Disney Production
in Brussels Town Hall
Saturday, May 7th
' Matinee 2.30
Night showing 7.30 and 9
Proceeds in aid of the Wolf Cubs
Admission 40c and 20c
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PLAY
"Truth and Nothing
• But the Truth"
will be given by the
Wingham Dramatic Club
under the auspices of the
W.A. of the United Church
in the
Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, May 6th at 8.30 p.rn.
Adults 50c Children 25c
United Church Orchestra
in attendance.
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"Prove all things: bold East that
which is good: abstain from
every form of evil." I
Melville Church
minister Rev. Gt, A. Wine, M.A.
•Sunday. 'May S. Mother's Day '
Sunday Sohool Will assemble
at 10.49 a, ni.
11. a. 10. Mother's Day Service
Sacrament of Baptism.
1 7 p. in.."The Prayer that never
. foils."
i Louis D. Thompson, Organist
4 and Choirmaster.
TheUnited Ci,urcli
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr, Donald Dunbar
11 a. nt Morning Worship
Mother's Day Service
Congregation and Sunday
School meetingtogether. •
12 A Congregational .Meeting
7 p. m. 19vening Praise
Ditcouraging Ourselves,
Members and Friends of the
I. 0, 0. F. will meet -in Divine
Service.
Come and Worship.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev, J. H. Kerr - Reetar.
Two Sunday After Daster
May 84h, 1949
et. John'e Church Brussels -
10 4.ifl. Sunday Sohool
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Gt. David's Chosen, Henfryn-
1 p.,m. Sunday School
2 p. m. Evening Prayer
Gt. George s thumb Walton-,
4 g. m. Evening Prayer
Sunday School
U. S. Balloon Found
In Grey Farm Field
Mr, Kenneth ItIcasarinne of Grey
Township nicked up a balloon that
had been released in Michigan by the
IT. S. government, The balloon enn-
tallied a small radio complete with
antenna, which hod not been
damaged by its air journey or
descent. it contained instructions
for the tinder to return It to ,a
point in Illinois. Mr. McFarlane
could not 1i41 how long it had been
in his field before he found it.
GOSPEL MEETINGS
In Orange Hall, Brussels
under the direction of
John M. Martin of Hawkesville
at 8.00 each Sunday evening.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Soccer News
Conlon Cily Sore', Club comes
here for the opener on Saturday.
May 11th, Turn ont and cheer the
bnys as we are in for a different and
; better brand .r ,40(,1. ill Britssela
this year. The time of the game is
220 in Ow afternoon. Can our ineal
boys take them. Sure we can, we
, held Toronto Scottish and we are
1 going to field just as good a team if
Inot better, London is the 'home of a
lot of Old Country chaps and how
tileY love soccer. So watch, see if
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Receives Fruit From oot Annual " Home" Brown!fts Are Wo.king Hard
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BRUSSELS, ONTArje
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M. Delman McKinnon received a
crate of grapefruit and oranges sent
hy his Riker. Mra, Armstrong while
sin! was visiting It Florida: A
'sample of these fruits were brought
to this office by the recipient. The
grapefruit was the size of the larger
Ones we get here with it brown
flecked skin and most delicious In
flavour. The oranges were larger
than, any we have ever seen aroundhere,
here. They were the size of a grape.
fru.it, not the smaller ones either
and very sweet and juieY.
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Thurs. Fri, Sat, May 5-6,r7
The Miracle of the Bells
with
Fred MacMurray
Frank Sinatra
A strange, rare drama -In its content
it has a profoundly different and •
engrossing theme.
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Mon., Tues., Wed. May 9-10-11
Julia Misbehaves
with
Walter Pidgeon Greer Gerson
Peter Lawford
It's daring, It's delicious, it's the
gayest comedy -romance of the year,'
from Marjory Sharp's ,novel, ,."The
Nutmeg Tree." ALSO a short subject
"The Girls InWhite ". This Is a
Journey into the importance of the
nursing profession, covering three'
years of training from an Inez-
perlenced 'student to a highly!
capable and valuable servant of
medicine,
Next Thur. Fri. Sat, May 12-13-14
Feudin' Fussin' And A-Fightin'
with
Marjorie Main Penny Edwards
Percy KlIbride and Donald O'Connor
Come and see Ma and Pa Kettle of
"The Egg and 1". A good story with
an added song and dance routine.
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COMING -
All My Sons
with
Edward A. Robinson and
Burt Lancaster
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Wed. Thur. May 4-5
Veronica Lake, Joan, Caulfield hi
Barry Fitigerald in
"The SaintecrSisters"
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Fri., Sat. • May 6-7
Robert Montgomery, Robert
Taylor, Van Heflin as the
narrators in . .
"The Secret Land"
Technicolor
plus
"Arthur Takes Over"
$at. Mat. 2.00 P.M.
Sat. 'Eve 7.00 P.M.
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Lion Club
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'Town Hail on
MAY 1 3th
AT 8.15 P. M. SHARP
9.9'0 Fsil 0 % S P 07ES
•Achnission Adults 50u - Children 35c
Proseeds Towards. Community Service Work
Corne and support a Good and Worthy Cause.. ,
Will all amateurs interested inentering this contest kindly get
a form front W. G. Leach as soon as possible.
entries close May 9th.
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j you don't ser one or two outstanding
intim on these teams that are coming
, to Brussels, boys that have played
with the best of them. We are also
1 mitering a team in the }Awn Foot-
ball Leagne. you remember a
few years back when the grass grew - •
on the park as high as man when
the boys were away. Wall this Officers Conference Of
year we are not going to let it grow
W lkt Guelph
r!, The stnff and atuneui, held their For Their Golden Ear
annual "At Home" Friday night in ,,
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decorated with fivire blue and pink
Steeper of London. The ball was l''''''.' '1'1" r':"3. wilt, 1' or the 2-h
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Stephens; June Work; and Ken Cole-
ti-'oartimen Il'ililr).w'rr, wli°011',u. egi'"telinlingtnWenirS
man contributed vocal numbers,
mostly in ,ganic form and it will he
I'm i e wing the woes',
woflifir.ma:dsilMotrs, dJaonhvn,,.. filipz. , All,rn ;III sr; 'v'll liver t',
Bi'llseels, won the elimination them eall P11,0, the 1 l'A. TheY have
and Mrs. Win. McNair, both of
SeVeral Weeks 771.1 liehire any of
learned tile ,.olilst ion of the Drawl
Turnbull
lbs. prizeSo for P lucky chair. Fel- Jt 110 11"d th” i'r°11)ft'' wY to flY
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lowing the dance, lunch was served
have studied and practiced tragic
under the conveners',hip of .Tim rules and have loarinal how 1,, Ole
three different types of binds. They
have praetle. daro101(111.;old
on lint -Ions. have 1(01 ifltt110
und now 1,, 110 Vut
1. miller our feet.
fine.r and ''''%7.04 SItiPping ;nod
The United Church.- •
``‘of ()Marin are hull:thin ,onfnren..e
The presidents mid secretary
The meriting Worship ill the al OM Ontario Aef.eultural Coll. a:- 11'2.;41":1!„4 1"-sql„7.,..11
Patted f'hurch eonsisted of the sing- on Altly the 51h and Mit. A number Pr
iti»of the Creed in familiar hynms, the ladies intere•qed from this
A quartet cenninsed of Mrs. B, tonality are in attendance,
n have passed
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Mon., 'rules. May 9-10
David Niven Jane Wyman
in "Kiss In The Dark"
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
OFFER $140.00'
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
4 Days Wed. • Thur. FA. Sat.
May 11-1243-14
Van Heflin Sitsan Hayward
in . . . "Tap Roots"
in Technicolor
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"ME GREAT EVENT - YOUR FIRST RALLY.
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FEATURING -
E.11011•1 HEDLEY. Outstanding Youth Lead&.
JEAN HEDLEY. Lyric Soprano.
40 MINUTE MOVING PICTURE.
"CHINA CHALLENGE" Full colour - Sound Picture.
COME -- DON'T MISS IT.
Youth for Christ - Christ for Youth
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treartrers of the areas an.1
(ionsins, Miss Ruth ' \Stir:on and
Messrs. Li Lawrie C )11 All. and john
Wilson sang. the Crnstider's 'Hymn
"Fairiest Lord Jesus." The choir
snn, "1 01011111 be true" by Howard
Wall er. The members of the Odd -
fellows and Rebecca Lodges attend-
ed divine worship in the evening,.
Mr. Gibson Willis sang "Rut the
Lord is mindful of his own" by
10011r1PISR1hrl. T11 r! choir sang "11)11, is
the dny which the Lew] troth 111 a 410"
by Lorenz. The sermon Was based nn
the parable of the Good Samaritnn.
The Majestic Institute •
Th' regular montnly Meeting of
the llTalestir Institute wi1 I be held
in the form of 11 'Mother's Day meet -
nig. Will all the members kindly
hring a nut flnwer from their 1101151'
Planta or garden.
Mrs. John E. smith
On Frbinv lemming, April ioto, the
Derd whleb held the Spirit of
Mrs. John F Smith tri this earth was
loosened and tonic its flight to
'Remus of Endless Bay.
F.liza Tins, Smith the ynnimest
dainthter or ft r late David 000'
and his wire FannieTorrenee of this
village was born in Brussels in 1307.
Tn 1914 011 was united in marriage
to John E. Smith or Brandon. Mon.
Where Mr. Smith passed away in 1919
she returned to Brussels and has
made her home here since that
tlflW
rn a generous degree. 'Airs. Smith
was naturally endowed with 1110
qualities of nitml and heart Nt11 1,11
T1101i1 friends. Tier kindness of heart.
sympnthy and effectinn, combined
with a cheerful. merry spirit endear-
ed her tn all who knew her,
especially in the older people and
the very young, n? Whom she. was
moiecially fond.
At one time she Was simerintemi-
o ent of the Little ,Stnrs Mission Band
of the Presbyterian Church mid great
10115 hP1' joy wlicn in later life many
or them devoted their lives 1-o the
sim ailing of the truths she taught
them there.
Later. as a mereher or ill, l'ulted
Chervil. she took keen' interest '111
all th'. net vines nr Iltr. 011 111011
last few months her
friends 0 ..relfttllit netieegl giros
Otto ties or this home w 4..10
1 11 11 f1 flint she would very 000,1 drmirt
to the rent itmoomml 11, 111.1115'
loved enes now lived, So another
tie with 11 111 lone xestdent 44
severoil: hitt a host or friends will
he thr better Mr ft ('111(1 fol iife
I've") while here. '
She i,t snrvived by two brothers.
Ross of Brussels and Thos.
Chesdey,
Six nephews bore her remains Ib
the resting place In the family plot
in Briissels 'Cemetery. Gordon.
T-Tarvey, Norman, Mtn and George
Boss and !Tarry tliminpiint
Gnosis from out of town were
Thos. and Miss Fanny Ross. Mosley:
;res. and Mrs. Ross and George,
Ross, Chantey; Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Poss. Miss Gertrude Ross. and Mrs,
'Nlonro Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Magical, Toronto; Dr, and
Mrs. Vernon Ross, London; Dr. • and
Geo, Ross and Miss Mary Ross,
WIngltarn; Mr. and Mtn.. .Tas. Tiosom-
worth, Mora; Miss Nina Rogers,
Nonni Forest; Mrs. 'Fowler, Clhesley. ,
t'.eir flr,t big test. Then on to
CARD OF THANKS "T'irrt Class Brownies."
1 wish to (rm., 19 4119' :'111(0 .. --------. - . .
thanks to the many friends 00.1.
rf membered ine with cards and gifts Crmabroolt-Ethel Church Calendar
while a patient in Wingham hospital. M' 1:-------vreaelier, Rev. Dr, H. 11.
also to l)1'. Stephens Dr. Redimmd • Tiwneinaermill.
and the nursing staff. and a s.peel ?day lz-Preaeidf. Rev. Iltiv'A Perna,.
thanks to the neighbours who so Leamin 111 ,111.
hindly carne and .assit,,d with the May 22--Preiteher. Bev. Dr. Turner.
seeding. 11,9' 20- -.Pre iA1Pr. RFT, A100. .Simp-
, Frank Bell son, (1111 -ago.
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Progressive Conservative Ass'n.
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will be held in
at 8:30 p. m., D. S. T., on
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GUEST. SPEAKER
Hon, Earl Rowe
Melville Church
At one morning service on Sunday, 1
Rev. Mr. Milne preached on the ;
subject "The walls of the soul' and i
stressed the necessity of being on !
gilard against the rampages of
current evils. The anthem was .
"Still, still with Thee" by Speaks.
The solo parts were taken by Mrs.
W. Edgar and Mr. Wm, Spelt, At
the evening service Mr, Milne
explained the parable of the ten !I
bridesmaids, and pointed out the
preparedness is vital in view of the i
uncertainty of lite.
Spray Painting
and
Hand Painting
- EVERYBODY WELCOME
GEO. FEAGAN, Pres. RHYS POLLOCK, Secily.
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HOW TO START
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evanatoals....
apply at
The American Hotel
Brussels, Ont. 1
Baby chicks leap ahead with vim
and vigor when fed Roe Vitafoor!
Chick Starter. R ensures healthier
birds, greater future profits.
Made daily, right here in Western
Ontario, it gives a diet per-
fectly balanced to meet Western
Ontario poultry needs. Veteran
poultrymen use and recommend
Roe Vitafoocl Chick Starter.
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Spring Grasses, rich in
proteins and vitamins ore
harvested at their nutrition
peak, dehydrated In minutes,
then added to all goo Vila -
tutted Feeds ... a "green
gold" diet bonus for poultry,
livestock.
ROE FARMS MILLING CO., ATINOOR, ONT.
YOU CAN GET ROE FEEDS FROM :
John Lamont, Ethel F. Harrison, Mt:aerie./
East Huron Produce, Brussels
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