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Wednesday, July 27th, 1949
East Huron Agricultural Society
D A NCE
In Crystal Palace Ballroom
In Brussels on
esdf y, st 3vd
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. -
Ferrier's Orchestra
Refreshments
Admission - $1.00 pr couple
Obituary 1Brussels Flyers, Football Team
3 To Be In New Attire
Mrs. Mary Anderson �'
The Brueesls Flyers will he ant in
now a dor on Wednesday, die, -day, Aug. 3rd
when they play Guelph, haying
arqutrc11 new green and whit•
sweaters,
11 There passed away Saturday, July
10t11, in %Ingham General Hospital
Mary J. E. Sproat in her 79th year.
Iler husband, the late James Ander-
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Brussels Ohs` w Hlo 1d
To fall in line with other municipalities in the province,
'he people ask that
Oid P.Y9 August 1 t
BE BRUSSELS CIVIC HOLIDAY
And I hereby proclaim the same a Public Holiday ani
ask that all persons observe it as such.
R. B. Cousins, Reeve.
son, predeceased her eleven years
age. She was been in Tucker•
smith on April let, 1571 and married
the late James Anderson at 'iPairdale, Zditor Apologizes
North Dakota In 1096. In 1906 the Shire last weeks issue of 7'11,
moved to Wingham, thence tc gust there has been much coiitro
Morris Township in 1909 where she ,;rsy over the publication of the
resided nntil she moved to Brusselts football game which was copied
a few years ago. She was an active from the Stratford Beacon-Ilerall
worker in the Women's Institute, ,ind which accordingly, we are to
aleo in the Women's Missionary
Society of the United Church at
Belgrave and later at Brussels.
She leaves to mourn her loss
beside her many friends, two sons.
.Tolm of Belgrave and Mail of Morris
and two daughters, Violet, Mrs, A. T.
Parke, Orangeville and Nellie. Mrs
Tran MtArter, Morris. There are
twelve grandchildren.
The funeral service which was
11.1,1 from the home of her daughter
Sirs. Ivan McArter, was conducted
by Rev. G:I-I. Dunlop, a former pastor
assisted by Rev. 1V, J. Moores, Bel-
; rave, Miss Carrie Hingston,
Brusesls sang "Beyond the Sunset."
The pallbearers were three neigh-
bors. James &iicliie, Williard Arm-
strong and Stewart Cloakey and
three •nephews. Ches. Spreat, Strat-
i P,n•cl, Arthur Rutledge, Seaforth and
Albert CoultPS. Interment was
made in Brandon Cemetery, Bal-
I grave.
1 Relatives were present from 'To-
ronto, Weston, Stratford, Seaforth
nd W Ingham.
censernametsw.Saccuseezugesnwrset.mLer:Lam2:essatxueseoe.raRa:.;m, ,aTsaa •,*.JQ...r..,.:su:.a'
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Car Old Company Lehigh Pressure
Stove Coal this week. •
This is the hardest of hard anthracite
in U. S. No clinkers, very low in ash, holds
fire and last much longer.
Ask those who have it — A. Grewar,
Jas. McFadzean and Cleve Baeker.
Also 3 ton Fresh Bailed Hay for
Quick Sale at $20.00 per ton.
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Praise .waitheth for thea '1 trD # 1 111 �;
0(102inZion, • _ • to a, a�
GUELPH
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Wine, M.A.
10 al m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Divine Service
Louis D. ' Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
TheUnited Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Rev, Mr. Lan6.
1.2 Church School and
Bible Glass.
The Evening Service with-
drawn
ithdrawn for July and August,
Welcome To Worship.
Church of England
Vs. BRUSSELS
We wish to thane. all our friends
and neighbors for their sympathy'
and kindness (luring the illness' and
death of our mother.
Mrs A, J, Burke,
Mrs Ivan McA.rter,
be sorry for—that is, from ron.er•
salon with the manager of the
football team, Hugh Pearson,- -"if
we had not overlooked stating , the
fast that it had been 'copi'ed' " and
fo
No Paper
There will be no issue of the
i', st for the next two weeks
Ird and August 10th. as the
e;i11 be having their annual
1,tion, Correspondents pleas; Brussels 5 4 0 24 12 10
send their copy in as usual. ; Guelph 4 0 2 15 5 10
Brantford 8 4 2 17 11 8
Water To Be Turned On LeadenGarrison 2 8 1 9 32 5
Lend oil City . 1 7 2 15 36 4
Woodstock 1 6 6 3 28 2
Brussels Flyers Tied With
Guelph For 3rd Place
London &• District Football Standing
London l'.N.R, ...._,.. 9 1 2 13 17 2.0
Stratford O.N.R. 8 0 2 15 19 Is,
Reeve R, B. Cousins expects that
the newly installed water system
will be officially turned on on Friday
of this week.
B 1 FI r
Swamped Woodstock It was derided to held the next
eTil' footled game on Saturday a,+uitien in Siroseter P+rk July 1,
Melville' Church •�+ird itli c seori' of 1 for ];russets 1950.
"The Fatherhood of God. and •'nd nothing for Woodstock.
Brotherhood of Man" was the rubies•
a' il:•v. 11'. Allies t1.,. CANADIAN
The hulls-:' Auxiliary to tbr, 'lcn-
:im I,�.•aion held a very suCCeSS,
I i,: .kine Gale sill '�-a 00 Saturday
«aloe': in the I.,"I[n11 R,.nlfW.
1 dean- was male on the quilt by
• ,, Wayee Ln:wr.. Th:. winner of
10, quilt was Mrs, Orris Elliott
7th No. 351.
•rt Ladies' Auxiliary wishes to
'r,nk all those who purchased
het': nn the quilt.
' ADIES' AUXILIARY TO
'0 Serino„ on
BRUSSELS, ONTA!U
Miller Re -union
r tcl'Itll: The thin! Villar rc
r : n ,a held ill Wroxeter Fax
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•'.1C1 .w pt nit, 1l irjerle, ,three
jnc.,tr111-old daughter of Russell sus.
member present and T, A. Gibson
the oldest and only ,surviving mem
is of h -s , n: ratinit, lie was pre
1.)1)•11 with a book.
1 Each visitor received a booklet
entitled Kith 'n' Kin, prepared and
edited by Airs. Lloyd Hockridge
es
ruses y and Idles Nellie Rattan.
lire, Rotten With the youngest
Sar - ,- .. LEGION
day, Emphasis was placed on th,
urgent need for promoting Christian
brotherhood In the interests of world
r this f, ye editor' say "I'm Sorry," peace. Mrs, Harold Campbell wa4
The Post is also printing in this '-u"et 50101 1 and rendered the sol"
column upon request, two different 'Held Thou my hand."
!otters. written by as many' ]oral
remind) fans, to quash the roller
,0e111 made, in t1te,write,up:-
Critical of Soccer Report
i?,liter. The Kennan -Herald:
Fir:—In ease you are interested'
your reporter, who signs ,his name
"Special." I hope doesn't belong 0,,
your staff. Because the report he
gave of the Soccer Match between
Brussels and Stratford C.N.R., play-
ed on Saturday. July 16, was the
worst piece of rotten lies that I
have read in your paper. Not twine
n auhscriher. the report was
brought to my attention by one of
your subscribers who was very
mad about it. He 111 rontemplatine
cancelling his subscription.
f.,ry T, being secretary of the Bras.
Fels Soccer Club, and having seen
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
ON SATURDAY, JULY 30th
at 2 P.M.
At the home of the late Mary And
son, Turnberry St., Brussels.
TERMS CASH
LEW. ROWLAND; Auctioneer
r"��,,.,�m+r�.,:a*efi^s• ��iiA&•�,~i. Wil' i�€i.`�'�.�-_ --
Girili�,s-
-OR SALE—
`te ,ver t - else 20 ton of hay.
,o,l;' fen. Wright, RR. 5. Brussels
Phone 13-r-11 Brussels.
St. John's Grind
The July ineea.ii;r !:•f the Ladies
Guild v.as h• -'d church. base-
ment. The meeting was opened by
o'ngiug hymn no, 7, The Scripture
w..s r•ad by Mee: Morrow and the
president. HBe. Davie led in prayer.
Gn,.r.i:a prayers eftered for the
sick. The minutes of the previous
ui-,ctins, were re,:.d gled approved and
r3 a. argil 1 (n'. a :thy iii 1 then taken.
Several items of br.siness were
dboinseed and the meeting was
1 .d
w1,11 prayer is Mr. Kerr. A
1114....,- 1100:11 was acv=.l by Mrs.
Mitchell and Mrs, :i,rraw.
The 11-.11111 uun'ning service and' the game as well, do think that the
abii:,ttlt Srlinol was held on Sunday I report on the genie was a little f'.r
Simpson
The 411inNter, Rev. A. •fetched and that a re -write or
Simpsonwv
n as ill the pulpit and Mr,
era enc' Maeriontld sang the solo 1 something has got to he done.
"My God and Father while T Stray." i If I had a man in my employ
!ltd friends and acquaintances of Iwho wrote a game with so many
1Tr. Attie] McQuarrie, Toronto, were
nleas"d to see hint at the morning i ides as that man did, he could con,
sorties on Smithy, , aider himself fired, and quickly
T.ittle Miss Marlon Michel has : too. I think that if anybody got the
made a remarkable recovery follow• breaks in the game. the C.N.R
lug an appendectomy performed in team slid, and if it hadn't been for
I.istnw'e1 Hospital on Thursday.
Marion came home on Sunday and the line goaltending I think the
will soon he as well as usual, ( score in the first ten minutes
Among Sunday visitors in the
would of read: Brusseis 3, C.N.R, a,
village were Mr. and Mrs, Lorne,The referee did a good job, and
Cameron and family, London, with if hee blew the whistle as often as,
Allen and Mrs. Cameron: Mr. and ;
Mrs. Jas. McCallum and daughter, he was yelled at by some players
Louise and Harvey ' Hunter, St. i and spectators, they would still be
Thomas. with Lytle and Mrs, Gordon'playing it.
and Mrs. C. Omstead and , Alf and. In reading the write-up the see•
Airs. King and family, Brantford.
calling on cfriends stere, and time. if that reporter is not
Misses Mary Agnes Higgins,connected with the C.N.R. T will
Brussels and Patsy Noble, Guelph, miss my guess, because the 'report
seenate.
t last week at the home of their
t
dlirs , Stuart NobleGuelph, are cannot take it,
grart dtn°
all
Spending this week with,Mrs. Noble.•
CARD OF THANKS
tl er firs Jas Noble Mr tonics like that of a little boy that
Pariah of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Karr --, Rector.
Seventh Solidity .toter Trinity
July 81st, 1949
St. John's Church, Brussels -
10 a. M. Sunday School
11.N. m. Morning Prayer
7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer
St. David's Church, Henfryn—
1 p. m. 'Sunday School
2 p. m. Waning Prayer
St. George's Church Walton
4 p. m, Evening Prayer
Sunday School
AVONVAANCIVONCI
At Victoria Park 7 p tn.,
Admission 25c
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL -
.
Wed. Thur. July 27-28
Dick Powell Marta Toren
in "Rogues Regiment"
Fri., Sat. July 29-30
Wallace Beery Marjorie
Main in
"Big Jack"
Sat. Mat. 2:00 P.M.
Sat. Eve. 7:30 P.M.
Cartoon Shorts
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SUNDAY, JULY 31st
Starts at 12:05
also Mon., Tues., Aug, 1-2
Adult Entertainment
"A Letter to 3 'Wives"
with Jeanne Grain, Linda
Darnell, Ann Sothern.
TUESDAY PHOTO NI7E
OFFER $200.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
Tn case you are interested again,
we have played much better teams
than •-the Stratford C.N.R. !and held
them to a draw, namely, the Tor-
onto Scottish. Yon know :we are a
small town with a big soccer team ONTARIO
and we are 3uetIy proud of them i „yre� 99
and their game. .
Yours for Sport,
Accidents demonstrate again and again,—The folly of leaving your traffic lane
The• "cut in" driver is a menace to life and
property. PLAY FAIR—PLAY SAFE. Follow
ttie road lines laid out for your guidance:
GEO. H. DOUCETT, Minislor
DIPARYMENY OF HIGHWAYS
Earl and Jack Anderson. ARCHER M. GRBWAR
Secretary, B.F.C.
BORN"
BLAKE -1,t Dr, Myer's Maternity
Home on Monday, July 25 to Mr,
and Mrs, Geo. L, Blake, a son. 1
•.aseoat$11111=1
REGENT THEATRE I
Seaforth, Ont.
Now
Playing —
Brussels, Juiy 20, 1949
k 11 *
Like A Smear Broadcast
Editor, rime Beacon -Herald:
Sir:—The --setback sustained b1
the Stratford C.N.R. football team
in Brussels on July 16, is not to
be compared with the setback sus-
tained by The Beacon -Herald on
,Tuly 18, in publishing what was
purported to be an account of the
football game, but which actually
I resembled one of Lord Haw Haw'ssmear broadcasts.
Should the author of the report
Abe invited to give evidence at the
investigation which he recom-
mends, T trust that Itis interroga-
tors will make use of a lie detector.
Brussels, July 21.
G. A. MI'LNE,
Thurs. Fel. Sat. in Technicolor
July 28.29.30,
"MELODY TIME"
A Walt Disney feature .for every-
one
veryone with Roy Rogers, Trigger, Bobby
Rriscli, Bob Nolan and the Sons of
Pleneers. Be sure to see this for
toys In entertainment,
Mon., Tues., Wed,, Aug. 1.2.3
Double Feature
Matinee—Monday • 2.30 P.M.
"ON OUR MERRY WAY" with
• James Stewart Henry Fonda
Dorothy Lamour d. Fred MacMurray
Get ready to -laugh your head off
on your Merry Way with seven of
the scren's top stars.
AND "WHO KILLED DOC ROBBIN"
a howling, hair-raising, hilarious hit
—Just one long scream from start
to finish.
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. Aug. 11.5.0
In Cinecoter
Wed. Thur. Fri. Aug. 3.4-5 ' •rTHE GALLANT BLADE" with
Fred Altair Ginger Rogers i tarry Parks & Marguerite Chapman
to rBarkleys of Broadway Be sure tosee this sword and dagger
(Technicolor) I triumph by Cotumbia.
A Grand New Musical Hit.
raNIIRAVOtaitgoiwowJ COMING–• "'Ms SEARCH"
winobtema
Tenders Wanted--'
Tenders for the contract of
digging, laying tile and backfilling
of the Turvey Drain in ' Morris
Township will be received by the
undersigned up until 4 p,m., August
2, 1949, This contract may be
tendered on in two separate
portions, one from the C. N. Rail-
roatl' north and the other from the
C. N. Railroad south.
Plan, profile and speciiications
may bo seen at the Clerk's office,
Lowest or any tender not neves•
sarily accepted.
00, C. Martin, Clerk.
R, R. 4, Brusstels.
EMPIRE SEA CADETS CAMP IN CANADA.:
Shown above are typical scenes at Camp Ewing,
Que., the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets camp near
Moncted Canadian Sea Cadets
will (play host real whereto '780 � cadets from and
united
between ,JAustralia,
ys261anNew
Aug. Zealand Left; - SSeden
hip's
Office, Wardroom and Officers Quarters; lower
left: Signals Class; centre; whalers at the,jOtty;
lower centre: the Mess hall seats 300 perpetually
hungry Sea Cadets; top right: Recreation Hail'
centre right: professional attention'to' Small
hurts by the Nursing Sister; lower right: airy
dormitories snake for sound sleep. •