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'edllesday, October 19th, 1949
STEELE'S CAVALCADE OF STARS
Trained Horses and Novety Circus Acts
High Jumpink Horses
Trick and Fancy Riding and Roping
AZABACHE —
Famous South American Fighting Horse
Trained Mules and Dogs
20 Acts from Rodeo and Circus
Friday, I cto e r
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Sponsored by the Brussels Lion Club
COMING
SCHNIEDER'S MALE CHOIR.
Of Kitchener
In Melville Church on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th
at 8:30 D. m.
Sponsored by Brussels.Lion Club
Proceed in Aid of Boys and Girls Band.
Killed by Tractor Negligence Is Responsible
Crarrbrook Boy For Death At Walton
Ross C l 'rot, 17 year old son of Carener's Jury Takes
Mr. awl Mrs, Ca AN ill Calmton of
Crcnrhrook was killed this martin;; Half Hour To P.,.ach Verdiot , seinewhat startled to find that he
Negligence on the part of the had killed a wolf, Mr, •Srnit.h was
person or persons responsible for allele-; along the shimmed in lite
warning signs, lights and barn- vicinity of his own farm, when .his
codes at an excavation iu the road, ! car struck the animal. On examin-
was responsible for the deaths of !leg it Mr. Smith found 1t to be a $l -
Mrs. Margaret D. Jacklln and her ! pound female wolf. Such incidents
infant son, Glenn Charles, near I have occurred elsewhere recently
Walton, on Sept. 24, a coroner's i but this is the first one reported in
jury found on Wednesday after. I this district. More and more wild
was summoned bur the boy was dead ,o.
animals whose natural habitat is
wneu 1)r.'14iyers of Brussels arrived.' The jury was composed of Wm, fe!-th r Mortis. are beirg seen.
Funeral area ngem e.l'a het 1 not Bell (foreman),. Raymond Griffith, I
;pen completed at press time. John Young, Kenneth Taylor and
Henry A. Gibbons. Dr. D, A. Mc.
Master, coroner, Seaforth, preside e
.Hese Walter Pennington Majestic Women's Institute
.11rs. Margaret Pennington, beloved ed.
wife of the late Walter Pennington, Dr. F. W. Luney, provincial path.' The ree•ular 91,0M,, ref ti,/,
died in Kincardine on Wednesday,
Wolf Killed By Car
In Grey Township
d Its.
Smith. llroy 'Pownahip.
(WeclnesdayI In a fall fr;n1 a
tractor.
'Pira fatal accide,at occurrel when
the youth, with his younger brother,
Alex, was driving the tractor from
his home to th,- farm of Wm. Perrie
where he was employed,
The brother ran to the home of
T•tui. Perrie for help. Medical aid
Ortnber 1 2th. Mrs, Pennington. who
Had made her home with her son
William in Kincardine for the past
t., u•. had he.m suffering from a heart
eonditien.
The r}gr•ea;ed, with was born in
Nl Grey Town=hip 00 Dee.: "nth. 1570,
wes the da,n-nte,• of the late Thomas
and min Cr.reiff. TTer husband.
Walter Panninetnn predeceased het
in .Tannery 20th. 1040.
li'nur sons survive to ,mourn the
death •of their mother. Rill. Kine
carding: Ton. Jim and ,Tnek of grey
Township. Two sons, FTarnld and
Earl predeceased their mother. Also
surviving are two brothers, Richard
("mrrllff, Mtle'tpne, Sask., and Mark
Cardiff of (tree Township and one
sister (Mabel) Mrs. .Tas• Baillie of
Listowel. One sister (Emma) Mrs,
Robert' Shine, deceased.
Eight grandchildren - also sur•
vis e.
'i'he I'nnPral services were held
from the home of her son James
Pennington on October 14th, Inter-
ment was made in Brussels
cemetery,
Pallbearers were Harold Speir,
Wm. Grant. Wm. Miller. Carl .Hem-
innwoy. T.eonard Lament and Win.
Spear.
There wt
tributes.
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Phone 6x ,russels
Day and Night Service -
Loeal and Long Distance Calfs,
FOR SALE— •
Straight from the show•rcom—is
Dow your car will• look It you give it
a dry-clean with "TARNOFF' .
SSmple, easy to use: 16, nz,. lin sOc;
8� oz, tin $1.00.
Elliott's Garage
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M,A.
10 a, m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. "No Midle Course."
7 p, m, "The Power of Prayer."
Annivesray 'Services on
Sunday, Oct. 30th.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Cb urch
OR CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lana
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
Morning Worship 11 o'clock
Sermon Subject —
"The Law of Increstse"
Church School 12 oe'elock
Dvening Worship 7 o'clock
Sermon Subject — .
Etijah's Night under tke
Juniper Tree.
Church of .England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr -- Rector.
19th Sunday After Trinity
October 23rd, ,1949
St. John's Church, Brussels -
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School.
St. David's Church, Mentors -
2 p, m, Dv.eilteg Prager
$undny School
3t. George's Church Walton --
9,90, a. m. Morning Parser
fir. alit
Boy Scout Apple Day
Proceeds on flay Scout Apple Day
stere were disappointing. Only $10
was realized tlom the sale of apples
here on Saturday. Lott year the
Scouts raised $62.110 on Apple Day.
Brussels Woman Wins Prize
In Seaforth Draw
Mrs. Ted McOreath, Brussels, was
the winner of a Deaotane Gas Range
in the Box Furniture Store Draw,
Seaforth. The draw was held to
mark the occasion of the opening of
the modern home of the Box Furni-
ture Store In Seaforth,
CANMMOVVWFAVal
Capltoi "Theatre
LISTOWEL•
Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.
Oct. 19-20-21-22
Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride
m
"Me and Pa Kettle"
The uprorious sequel to
"The Egg and F' and the
comedy riot of the year
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Sat Eve. 7.30
Mon. Tues. Oct. 24-25
Adult Entertainment
Frederic March, Florence
Eldridge,- Edmond O'Biren
in "An Act of Murder"
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
lst OFFER $200
2nd OFFf512 $90.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night
COMING
4 Days 4 Days
Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.
Oct. 26-27.28-29
Bing Crosby in
"A Connecticut Yankee"
At King Arthur's Court
Technicolor
Sat. Mat. 2:00 P.M.
Sat. Eve. 7i30 P.M.
ologist from London, said Mrs.
Jae10111 diad of lone •dist e•, ?runt
1'•:•'.trot „f ft. itver. She also
!,,(1 mono les 10,10 n The baby
died „f .1,-p fr:,r•'tL'e:, of the •;kelt.
Thranelteur tlr• three -loom b.•;r •
fay Crown ti t ors: 1i. G. 11ay
and C'orooer F:. .\. 2Tr•\1a +•r ;,�
fenlpt'rl 1r, learn who era • r,•-
spousibla for harriewle,,
at the ,.Sett ration.
ihu•ing tit,, t,x,oaiostion
rI wtfreases it was reYeah.d that
11011100 written or Verbal hal bee
alit about who would Tl,,• the
proper signs and 11. rric'u1 •s. Ili' et
1Turvey ,Tohnstnn of Morris Twp..
said that he had no: knowledge -' -
spsctin.g signs at this section. of
+-icrtrl,e,t nit fr,r funaly niacyl
the road and "expected Ihtss'il eht
Currie, road superintendent, to Pre rommittres appoint, d10 handle Sincere 'hanks•it P •t
his own judgment in regard h" ' a,l 1 tort nrme. Tt was to neigbhonrs r,i r, 114 vrhe
expressed than,,•tiiplithy sn
Arany kindly deeds at the time of the
death of Mrs. Mar Knight. Also
to those who sent towers. 1t ::aa
'eery 111001 appree ated,
Chas fenfocnd and
The Doxey Family
Majestic Wnmrn's Tnctttat,.. ,1 ) 111
flu tat b11, its+ T1 ,t, t y w th
1 dire. pt.:,,•nf. 1T,'_ Edwin Martin
t•-,:li tin , :•..<'rh. r:f':- rlt it in the
absence of Mrs. TTemnri '.-:, ;op!
ni '.7• S' ire '''U•. iw'lin,-
- ' n: 11,,'.I (-211 'A
enrrenf event of In+r•r.•s1 f,: r 9
Minntt•r. treasurer', seep,,*•t and :
Prize Winners
At international Match
:.: due fu ire aid
At, tonaid and osseus Melenteld
both of Grey Township on win[rirt-
prizes at the International Plowing
\latch at Burford last week.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. George ilislnp wish
to announce the engagement of
their eldest daughter Florence Marie
e. Ronald William Jamieson second
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jamieson of Morris, the marriage to
take place the latter part of Coulee.
:0 11 s,pls.
CARD OF' THANKS
I wish to ,1/;1n1: -nrr t 1 V
smut nr te: t ,.: ,ur• th L11 1 i --s
shown in ,t,,roto: fru: ,n•- f ;r,
y t'' t t t,''•" Thr :,srth a t• the day
and family during my lucent illness. wr,:-The 1T;'u o oI T ,s: ks•i iviug..
Sincerely, .�._
Mrs. James'
BRUSSELS, ONTAR10
P.'ut.vale Pastor
Aco'pts Call
fh,• s,oini:! TV1,•e at Knox
Presbyterian (`howls iters' wti;, 0011 -
duet ed by the, pastor, Rev. Leland C.
Jorgensen, who an ellbeed that he
had received a call from the congre-
»!Clan of ilenston, :Hiss., T.S.A.,
tth tt he would accept. but would
It s' ser his -onnotaion with the
Bluevale and Belmore cougregat?ons
until near the end of the year.
73': United Church
T11‘, IL . , ort and ln11 ortan to of
- • c lite ell was the morn-
sthjer.t at the Putted Church Iast
pmol., v. '1'h:.- minister text was
taken from Tn itu, 4:0 These stones
nn• sal to the
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1.--.1e1 ,i i r." In the
t + '1 f,1' 10 '10 ",11'50 was
" : � 1 `•'• nt nr
'the b , tk Jabbok•'
t}ti. d ,at n •'t � ,•groes 11)
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CARD OF THANKS
r.,, r.. d �t e wish rn express .,ur _ •r
",innr•1r ,,t..r: ,t ', t',. .114 ,• m ap1'rer iatIon grid sincere thanks to
ill int .7 -lrnistrenr. and one teen1 "'ar +t ','1 an r.'1001:
Norah Cumtin,^term, rustily h: n'tl' f kindness.
1110•_'•. ttnrtvl,nr of nursing. who Idu.ici,.fii-dp:iori
R,4 ..inrita.tinn fn, .
•'1 • ,. chi. Cm. 10 niu 0411 a1,r. bei Th,: 1'enttittetnn Fan.i7
-0 try lir. Aldi. Medical
Director. A pot luck supper tea;
Mo. T' -1
('h•'?'? OF THANKS
placing road signs and barricades." •I Prv,n assist airs.
Mr. Currie admitted that the 1v • Pell as leader of the junior 'lull
sponsibility was his to a ceratin nrot.•c!, el tiles. rein=pts Up 1
1 aatP...
extent and not shared by any other Th, renl111,1r g1 the meetin't was
township official, 10), veer by Mrs. S. Adcock, cons
The shovel operator, Frank Ty- 0r11'1' o-1 Citizenship & Education.
erman, said it was not hi rnet,:t .11i faucet in winging '0 Canada'
to look atter harrlcarlee, 1,11' h,, 1 1.1�r:. P,. Gamin gave a splendid
asked the morning of the if, idrnt 1.'nito (tin m'•n Inek out the self i� � i� T
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if Mr., Corrie Wag "looklntr .:fit•,• sante bars, one sees the merle on- •East
the harricadt•s. and flit, •tdIurort 1�,�'1racultural Society
r=•a'r flap -tett :i She then called on 'vIrs. 7
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was 'yes. we'll look after , :vr t•c. i 1,n\'r' ',1 Winohaal whose persOIl-
:+11 :n:d ',al,n ill. talk on poetry
i;l"-'eillr Church
i 1n(the- t -'Pr's•
F': t r : r r.,urt ,.silo .'11- 711,it to -r
07!',........):tt 1i!
} 1': d 1 1 ,. tt 111,',..r -ring
r, r t , t:•xt front
1'- in t t ". Cori is fey inn," and
:1r l rt, •aiae f,f !Intltan&
wied,4i. :,1 ":a:7 Le -,11
',irl,ulata• rririererl the .,.?r, "Gore
sister the T. 1 , oy 'eopliff.
Notice
Th. renrt of Revision on the
n.• -i t. i v; 1I l - nr;1 in the
Drusseie Public Library nn Monday,.
O -tuber 24111 at 5 p.m. AlI those
having complaints against their
ascesaneni are urged to hand them
into -the Clerk before that date.
G. R. Campbell, Clerk
111::"y beautiful floral u' nut art was v,:ry pleasing and mesh
"The evilt0005 is fah•i\• r 1. r•;' '
1h'. slays told the Jnr} at 1.1 ca,1 I enjoyed by ail present. Mrs. Cndmnre
*ho b+•,in I'll,.• Jerry renn•np,1 t presented Mrs. DuVal with a beanti-
1711 if= r, 'dirt in sllehtly new,ful corsage. Mrs. finnsins sane "If
s li li an ]rom winter comes." A number of the
ladies present decided to attend the
NOW PLA.YING—
Thur. Fri, Sat. Oct, 20.21.22
In Cinecoler
The Bis Sombrero
with
Gene Autry Champion
Elena Verdugo
Gene with his famous horse Cham-
pion brings you Western thrifts to
Mexico.
COMING—
'MAW V c 4 'Mi 1
Hamlet
"c r^:Griot fist t9r•t vont, erre 011 Oct. 20 to he
•R was ,sated iu i.'i ,c•,rk •c b,4d to 111neesle. Any ladies who
issa that N,:il \T-Gncin, youngerwere not present and who desire to
sort. of Gordon and ;Hr:';.. McCiavin go might call Mrs. .T. ,'
f'
i
r a"rt car
was 'the (11 It 'al plowman at the transportation eotld he arranged
North Huron Plowing Match. This is 7,`1' ui'slrl:r1- collection and the
incl rre-t, The youngest lrlowivan
was Jtolald Petrie, night years Dari,
son of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Perrie of
R.R, 3, Brussels, Out, Donald also
won 2nd prize in class 10.
teem_ I•rooelit the meeting to a
eb,.s,•. Following ladies served
tea, Beth Hoover, Mrs. W. Turnbull,
Mrs. r• Tong, firs. A. Turnbull and
Mrs, W. Miller.
DANCE
In Crustal Palace Ballroom
In Brussels on
erie� �)�d
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Ferrier's Orchestra
Refreshments
Admission - $1.00 per couple
S.S, No. 1 Grey, dramatizing the slogan "Train Our Youth," won first prize in the Saboot Parade at the
Broesels Fall Pair. ]fere the pupils are seen with their teacher, Mr. 19dwin Mastro.