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1/4 lb. Tins Sockeye Salmon 25c
Dairy Dream Choc. Milk in Tins • • • • 10c
1 Glass Tumbler P -Nut -Butter • • . • • 29c
1 lb. Mac -Cheese Loaf ' • • • • • 53c
2 Tins Brunswick Sardines ' 19c
Weston's sliced or plain --- Rye, Buttermilk,
Scone, Cracked Wheat, White Milk Twist,
Whole Wheat Brown, Fruit Loaves -- Fresh
Every Day. • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Wedrwsday, September 13th, 1950 $1.50 per year lee U.
HONORED UN THIRTY-FIFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
On Friday, Sept, sth a very
pletts,,bt vetting,\'n• pf•lit the
l'oboW of lir. :Mil Mr.,. Walter
when tt nantlew of their
friends gatheicd tuhollollr 411,111 ,111
the occasion of tlicr thirly-fifth wed.
ding anniversary.
Mr. ,Tao. S. Armstrong aeted in tilt,
role of master of eeremonies and
gave ono of his usual humorous
s rectiltne liapponItivs
Or the pa5t. The presentation of a
silver tray was made by .,'1n( Leo
Oemobell and llobby Tyerman.
The groom thanked their friends
for the beautiful gift and the
bride added her thanks to that nf
her husband.
A very dainty Inneh was served,
width brought the taaming to
close.
Open All Day Every Wednesday
Lions Club
Store Closes 11 P. M. Saturday Nite r1t0 trot Lion's supper meeting
of the fan season`was held on Mon-
day night, at the library. with Lion
president R. G. Ratlewood presiding.
Lion Tamer, Sas, S. Armstrong
was in charge of the fine box
and collected penalties in kis usual
jovial manner.
Tail Twister, L. Michel, led in a
hearty sing song.
Lion S. 13alcer, won the guessing
contest, in a cut with Lion R. 13.
Cousins. for gueeeiiig the correct
attendance at the Canadian National
Exhibition,
Secretary Lion a M. MacTavist
read the minutes of the previous
meeting, called the roll. and read
the eorrespondence.
Net proceeds of the Lions Frolic
were reported $47:3.00 by Lion jas. S.
Armstrong.
Linn R. N. Illowman gave a lengthy
report on the finanees and activities
ortlte Brussels 'Arms Girls and Boys
pnna
Lion D. A. Rang, delegate to Lions
ronvention 1101(1 at Graverthnirst, gave
an interesting aceount of the con-
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vention,
NOTICE
Mr. Ken Forbes of Seaforth has purchased the property
owned by Joseph C. Thuell and the Electrical Wiring and
Appliance Business formerly owned and operated by Thuell
Bros. Electric.
Ken is prepared and equipped to give prompt and
efficient service immediately for all your electrical wiring and
requirements. Call 40x Brussels.
$150.00 CASH PRIZES !
AT THE SEAFORTH DISTRICT MEMORIAL CENTRE
"MONSTER BINGO"
THURSDAY -- SEPTEMBER 14th
Centre Opens 8 p. In, — Play Starts 9 p. m.
18 GAMES FOR 50c
LAST PRIZE $50.00.
Seating accommodation for 1500 Players.
FALL MUSIC TERM
Mrs. Louis D. Thompson, R.M.T.,
has resuaned teaching Memo. Mr.
Thompson, will not resume teaching
until Sept. 19th,
Will pupils kindly come at their
usual time. Telephone 79x.
The Gospel Meeting will be held
In the Orange Hall on Sunday, Sept.'
17th at 8 p. m.
Guest speaker : Mr. John Martin
of HawkesvIlle, Ont.
Everybody Invited.
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Melville Church
Rev. A. Simpson, Crenbrook
Moderator.
10 a. en. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a m, Divine Service
No Evening Service.
The United CI' arch
OF 'CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Organist 81r. Donald Dunbar
Morning Worship — 11 o'clock
Rev. R. A. Brooks of Bluevale
Church Sellool — 12 o'clock
Evening Worship --- 7 o'clock
Rev, R, A Brooks of Bluevaje
Church of England
Parish of Brussel/
nov. J. H. Rely — Rectal'.
15th Sunday Atter Trinity
Sept, 17613., 1950
$t. John Church, Irruaselo —
11 a. nl. Morning Prayer
80nday School
St, David's Church, fliturryir-
2 D. m. Sunday School
2.30 p. In. Evening Prayer
Caserses Church, Wa4tsio-
7.80 D. m. Evening Prayer
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Friendship Circle
Mrs Ken, Tyerman was hostess
to the Friendship Circle for the first
meeting of the Fall term. After the
singing of the Lord's Prayer and the
presentation of reports, Mrs. E.
Martin, Circle President, welcomed
new members and visitors. Mrs.
.Tack Lowe and Mrs. C. Buschlen
gave the topic from "Growing With
The Years" and the reading of
Scripture was given by Mary Lane,
The meeting was closed with the
Mizaph benediction. Mrs. Adrian
McTaggart and Mrs. CI, Bray con-
ducted twn enjoyable contests and
deliciousinneb was served by some
of the ladies in change.
REGENT THEATRE
Semfortla. Ont,
*
Now Playing •
Thurs. FrI, Sat. Sept. 14-15-16
In Technicolor
"THE WIZARD OF OZ"
with
Judy Garland and Ray Bolger
This timeless story, dedicated te,the
yuong In heart, tells of the Imagin-
ary Land of Oz and the adventures
therein — full of color and song —
Be sure to see It.
* *
Mon. Tues. Wed. Sept. 18-19-20
In Technicolor
"JOLOON SINGS AGAIN"
with
Larry Parks and Bober& Hale
....The second Jolson Picture is here
at rdst, a brilliant sequel — rich Fn
huManity, a clever resourseful story
that gets the Royal Order of the
.,ealloused from applause palm.
*
Next Thurs, Fri. Sat. Sept, 21-22-23
"When WILLIE COMES
MARCHING ROME"
With
Dan Dailey and •Corinne Calvert
Three are so many tauphs, with brief
interludes of satire that the audience
Is left limp with laughter, The story
Is ;boded with comedy situations,
small Town doings and Army form.
altloa
*
COMING —
"THE DOCTOR AND THE GIRL"
with
Glenn Ford Gloria DeHaven
Charles Coburn
L'nn R. 13 Cousins spoke of having
ec Pived Word from 1104einnarterS
for the March -of -Eines for polio and
The Canndian institute of Blind for
help. These two societies will be
looked after by Lions Club.
A bounteous supper was served
bY tho ladies of St. John's Angliran
Church.
NOTICE
The Connell • of the Township of
Grey will rernive tenders till Friday.
Get ilth at 5 o'clock p. m. for Snow
Plowing nn Grey Township Minds
filming winter of 1950.51, State
price per hour. Consult Road Fupt.,
er any member of Council as to '00.
quirements, No tender necessarily
necrpted. Security will he required.
J. TT. Fear, Clerk.
PIANO TUNING —
For satisfactory results have yam'
piano expertly tuned or overhauled.
Free estimates. Same priority given
in the country. 12 year's experience.
BANK OF COMMERCE MANAGER
ASSUME% NEW DUTIES HERE
Mr P. 4.4:11 11 ,irrived
hot;t u'otrii to .N,11111cf Rev;
d1 1uan4,0e0 of local
ot the Canadlati 118011 of
cmeteerce, Mr. Todd replaces Mr.
lett for Whilby'last
r. 'Ntdd, who:, holo,, town is Benet-
. rei.ishene, comes to Brussels from
titre y ho Wag a,countant.
11 has also been with (he Bank of
4' .111 Kltehener and Ottawa.
Ileb.a member of the c rated church
told of the Lions Club.
Mr. inti Mrs. Todd and two
children, nine-year-1dd Linda and
Roger, seven, took up residence in
Brussels on Monday of this week.
SUPPORT YOUR BRUSSELS
FALL FAIR
Anyone Interested In a bigger and
better Fall Fair ? if you have any
oddities or out of the ordinary. tnat
,you would like people to 000. Such
as 1 logged chicks or ducks or
tamer shaped vegetables or anything
aling
i:t1171.at line, please contact your
We have had some heavy loes..s,
sneh as the roof taken off the Palace
and this year our stables were
wrecked by windstorm and had no
insurance. Anyone wishing to donate
towards building, contact the sec-
retary.
If you want a Prize List or Exhibit
Form or expect to let us know.
Please let us all get behind
Our 1950. Fall Fair and make It the
biggest and best yet. Tt is your Fair.
so let's hear from You.
Geo, Wesenburg. Sec.-Treas.
TT-, United Cluardh
Rally Day services were held in the
'United Church on Sunday, Sept. 10th.
At morning worship the Church
School was present in a body. Mr.
Carl TIRO ingway and lir. Roy
Cousins, school superintendents.
WAN', in charge of the service. Mr.
Lane spoke on the rcilly theme. "For
the Healing, of the Nations." A
double trio — Jean Jewell. Agnes
Lane, Sheila Porter, Shirley Steph-
enson. Maureen Sullivan and Joan
Thomas -- sang "Jean ,Toy of Man's
Desiring,"
Pins and Wreathe in the C'ross and
Crown design were nresented to
nineteen scholars for perfect attend-
once in the past year. Their names
are:—Wnyne Davison. Murray DAVIS-
on, Arnold Der -Isom David Treming..
way, Marion Hemingway. John j
Hoover, Murray Hoover. Marion
Hoover, Mary Beth Jewell„Tean
Jewell, Agnes Tome. linnahl Lane,
17111 MAQUairr10, Sheila Porter end
Shirley Stephenson.
The sermon subiert in the even-
ing was "Ingratitude" hosed on the
text. "Were there not ten eleanserl:
but where are the nine,"
Nimes may he left at Max Oldtield's Melville Church Service
Hardware Store. Phone 69 Brussels. )1
Ken. Hill, Tuner. Rev. 31'. Laird. Toronto, was guest ;
.(•;:.fte,,,jr.va.yta., m I speaker at Church Sunday
morning nnd took for his text Luke
10.42 and gentry on the Zest of Faith. I
Faith is spiritual power, we must
make a derision and have faith in
God, through our 'And ;resits Christ.
A well rendered quartette, "Come to
my heart and Abide, was song by
Gerald and Mrs, Gibson and Miss
June Work and William King.
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WED. TI -11.1. 5 PT. 13-14
Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald
Ann Blyth in
"TOP 9, THE MORNING"
Fri. Sat, Sept. 15-16
Susan Hayward, Robert
Preston in
"TULSA"
Technicolor
Cartoon Shorts
Sat. Mat. 200. Eve. 7:30 p. an.
..,....,11,..122•IIMIOMUNM VIM., regirMIMbrerern
Yvonne De Carlo, Charles
Coburn
"THE GAL WHO TOOK THE
WEST"
Technicolor
TUESDAY PHOTO NTE
OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFER $70.00
Mon, Attendance Card MAIL
Wed, Thu. Fri. Sept. 20-21-22
Adult Entertainment
Cary Grant, Ann Sheridan in
"I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE"
!CM enteallfeAr
HONOR ROLL SECOND
WORLD WAR 1939 1945
Russel. i..,rmirti
Monty ilro,livr,
Ntreitell
Lyle Ev:m.;
Kity. Tituttings
Harold Haethe.r
Lloyd Hood .
Willis Machan
Allan McKay
Arthur McLean
Gartitm Mello!
Joseph Nicholson
John Speirs
Roy Pierce
Robert Brest
Lewis Russell
Archie Wlntle
Ross Whit tard
Russoll Wilson
Archie Young
Names for Honour Roll
The honour roll, in memory of
those who lost their lives in
World War II, 1e now being compiled
in preparation for the new memorial
plaque.
11 any person knowns of
eny name that should be
Included, and is not on the fol.
lowing IISt, or if the spelling of any
name Is incorrect, will they kindly
inform the president of the local
branch of the Canadian Legion T
Workman, as soon as possible as
the list must he completed by Sept.
20th.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Carley Irene to Mr. John
Joseph Murphy of Guelph. The
•wedding will take place quietly in
The Church of Our Lady, Guelph,
Ont.. on Monday, Otcober 2,nd.
BORN
JDRYIVIN — In Clinton Hospital on
Sunday. September 10th, to Mr,
and Mrs. Mel. Jermyn, R. R. 2,
laluevale, twin daughters,
Library Notes
Boys and girls ! This is for yo11. i
finlidays are over and it's time to I
start reeding ngeit. Vnur library hat! ;
many good hooks that ynn haven't t
rend yet, and a new 511551Y froM I
the Hin'nn County library will he in I
cm WrdriPqettly, SAO& 15. So call in
on your WA, home from Sehnol on I
Thursday no Friday and select the
ones you want. There will be a
fresh supply for the grown-ups ton.
Parents and teachers are naked to
enennrage the children to make
use 01 their library. both Per re-
ereational 81111 reference pusposes.
The bourn troll') September to 7nne
are as follow
Monday 8 to 5 5.10, 7.00 to 9.90 p.m.
Tuesday' 0 in 13 5.m. 7.80 to 090 5.01.
Wednesday (closed all dayl
Thirsday 8 to 5 ton. 7.60 to 9,99 pm
Prides, 5 to 5 p.m. 7,30 to 9,35 04,04.
Saturday 2 to 5 p,m, 7,20 to 101).m.
ERUSSELS PULLETS St -UPPED SOFTBALL.
TO NEWFOUNDLAND Pt A( r,Fr DATES
of 111104.t 1181r
Zaft'1 43t', 411111114 1,1fI !WPC, 1110. , • (lirja fiofht
week for Newfoundland., They we!'" it. • I, 1. ticusst-4, 14001
by
IL W Warwick, whose ttdrairt (1);1, r.j. 4, fj,
0 Island, is beemning wldolg
knawo tor their outstanding flgg
rAeordS.
SORN
RFTLEDGP: Listowel Memorial
Hospital, to Mr and Mrs.• Nod
Thit1,4ge ott PrIday, September tith,
1950 — a son.
00 ThOri.tdiy, 14, 31. 08e1ic,.1
Sal,irday, Sept. 1.14, jg.-
tho 3443(1
in Clifford on TVIa
SA -Tit lg and Brussels, Wed' 4a
Sept. Dtt.b. Those games wit..., bia
played under the lights bugfunik,L.al
13 5, tn. in ease 11 rain the gwtass'
seheduled will 1W played the follova-
ing night. Neutral umpirev
hi: n11'' the f111,110.
Anniversary Sunday
For
Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave
On
SEPTEMBER 17th, 1950
at 2.30 p. rn.
with
Rev. Alex. J. Simpson, B. D.
Special Music by the Melville Church Choir.
Walton United Church
Minister : Rev. R. G. Hazlewood, B. A.
Anniversary Services
Sunday, September 24th
11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
muitraatirratra•
Speaker :
Rev. T. W. Hazlewood, B.A., B,D.
Humbercrest United Church, Toronto.
A Hammond Electric Organ will be installed for the services.
An organ recital of sacred music will be given at 7 P. M. by
the Organist Mr. Harvey Brown.
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The East
has a
this
Huron Agricultural Society
Bigger and Better Fair
year. Plan to attend.
or EX rib tS
Ci VMS
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orrater Scho
Parade with
Brussels LS Chub Band
Bring Your Friends and Enjoy A
Full Afternoon at Brussels Fair Grounds
A U mous and Musical r'oncert in the
Town Hall followed by Old Tyme Dane
Modern Dancing at Crystal Palace
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