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GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
REMEMBERANCE DAY
SATURDAY, NOV. 7l 1 th, 1950
The Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion and business
men of the Village of Brussels have requested the Council to
declare this day a Holiday.
The Council therefore requests that places of business ob-
serve it as such and remain closed for the day. -
R. B. Cousins,
Reeve.
VARIETY CONC .RT
in the Township Hall Ethel
Friday, Nov. 3rd
at 8.30 p. m.
Vocal and instrumental music
reading and skits
Admission 35c and 25c
Sponsored by Ethel Juvenile
Hockey Club.
a llar.w:ISasa•'
The Morris Township Federation
of Agriculture's Annual Meeting
and Turkey Banquet will be held
in the Belgrave Forester's Hall
on Wed., Nov. 8th, at 6.30 p.m.
A Play will be presented by the
Belgrave Young People entitled.
"Abigail Goes Haywire"
Admission $1.50
Get your tickets from the direct-
ors of M. F. A., Earl Anderson.
temoiragrmowm
Church
Rev. A. J. Simpson, Cranbrook
Moderator.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m, Morning Worship
7 p. m. Evening Service
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lars
Morning Worship 11 o'clock
"The Vital Nature of
The Kingdoom."
Church :School — 12 o'clock
Evening Praise — lo'clock
"The Secret Place"
A hearty welcome to all.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
• Rev. J. H. Kerr Rector.
22nd Sunday After Trinity
Nov. Sth, 1960
St. John's Church, Brussels—
11 a. m, Holy Communion
Sunday School
St David's Churdh, Henfryn-
2 p. m. Sunday School
2.80 Holy Communion
St, George's Church, Walton --
7.30, p, m. Holy Communion
StOilitoliteMicAtMO
3 ACT PLAY
"HENPECKED HENRY"
To be presented by Walton Y. P. U.
In Walton Comrnunity Hall
Friday, Nov. 3rd
at 8.15 P. M.
SACRED MUSICAL CONCERT
In Duff's United Church Walton on
Sunday Evening, Nov, 5th at 8 p.m,
Under the direction of A, C. Robin-
son of London
Featuring talent from London and
The Walton Sunday School Orchestra
A silver collection will be taken In
Aid of The Choir Fund '
Come and enjoy a Goad Musical
Concert.
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BAZAAR
In Walton Community Hall
Thursday, Nov. 9th
Sale of Home Baking, Aprons,
Fancy Goods and Candy
White Gift Booth and Fish Pond.
Supper served
Adults 65c
Children (under 12) 350
Sponsored by St. George's Guild
Walton.
The Gospel Meeting will be held
In the Orange Hall on Sunday,
Richard Farnsworth of Guelph
will be the speaker.
Everybody invited.
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PIANO TUNING —
For satisfactory results have your
piano expertly tuned or overhauled.
Free estimates. Same priority given
in the country. 12 years experience..
Name may be left at Max Oldfleld's
Hardware Store. Phone 08 Brussels.
Ken. Hill, Turner.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
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Now Playing
Thur.. Fri. Sat. Nov. 23.4
"ARE YOU WITH IT"'
Donald O'Connor Olga San Juan
All the glitter and excitement of
Carnival Life. A story filled with
Romance, Laughter and Songs.
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Mon, Tves, Wed. Nov, 6-7-8
' "ALL THE KING'S MEN"
starring
Broderick Crawford Joanne Dru
This film Is a thinly disguised
version of the Huey Long empire
which thrust Itself onto the American
Political scene in the thitries.
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Thur. Fril Sat. Nov. 9.10.17
"FREE FOR ALL,'
starring
Robert Cummings • Ann Blyth
„Highly entertaining • romantic nom-
edy. See what happens when a chem.
1st concocts a substance that can
turn water into gasoline.
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COMING —
"MOTHER DIDA'T TELL ME"
MINISTER ACCEPTS GREY TOWNSHIP HONORED BY LADIES'
TEESWATER CALL ' FARMER INJURED ; AUXILIARY
Rev, A. J. Simpson, who has ser-
ved the Presbyterian Church at Ethel
1
and Cranbrook for the past year and
a half has accepted an invitation
as minister to the Presbyterian con-
. gregation of Taeswater, His induct -
Ion In that charge is to be held on
Tuesday, Nov, 7th,
NOTICE —
The Majestic. Woman's Institute
are sponsoring the puoject working
with wool. All the girls interested
in this unit please he at the Library
on Saturday, Nov, 4111, at 2.30 p. m.
The local leaders are Mrs, Eldon
Wilson and Mrs. 0, Davis.
'Crawford Strachan
There passed away in Clinton on
Wednesday, Oct, 26th, D. Crawford
Strachan, 78, following a sudden
heart attack, Mr. Strachan was a
son of the late john and Annie
Strachan and was horn on the Ord
con. of Grey, where he' farmed most
of his life, until retiring a few years
ago. He was of ' quite retiring
nature and very kindly. He was a
stanuch member of Melville Church,
Mr, Strachan was the last surviving
member of a family of six Those
who passed away were the sisters
Mrs. McCosh and Annie and Eliza-
beth; two brothers Larry a teacher
in Port Elgin and Rev. 7, T. Strachan.
The funeral was conducted by the
Rev, A. J. Simpson, Cranbrook from
the D. A. Rain funeral home. The
pallbearers were: Gen. Turmhull,
Thos. Strachan, Wm. King, D. M.
MacTavish, John Tull and` Roy
Cousins. Interment took place in
Brussels cemetery,
The United Church
Jesus carte not to give men a new
law but a new spirit was the theme
of the sermon in the Tinted Church
on -Sunday morning. Oct. 29th. The
Biblical basis of the sermon was the
parable of "The New Patch on the
old garment" a.nd "The New Wine
In the Old Bottles,", This was the
second in a series on the Paramee
of our Lord. The morning anthem
was "The Everlasting Love" by
Austin Miles. In the evening the
sermon subject was, "The Victory of
Faith."
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
on Saturday, Nov, 4th at 2 p.m.
At Mrs. David Halstings (Ament's
Property) Turnberry St. North
Brussels
3 dressers and stands
3 beds and springs
7 rocking chairs
It dining room chairs
Dining room table
Buffet, Kitchen Cabinet
Dayibed, Tin top table
Kitchen cupboard, Foot stool
FTot plate. Cook stove
3 Centre tables, Morris ohalr
S day clock, Boiler
Electric standing lamp
2 roil oil lamps 49 •••
45 its, Sealers, 15 Pt, Sealers
Lawn mower, 2 shovels
5 LInolenms *.T+
Radio
Odd dishes and pans
2 email stands
Coal scuttle Tea kettle
Window blinds, curtain rods
Terms Cash
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer,
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CAPITOL THEATRE
LISTOWEL
Wed. Thur. Fri. Nov. 1-2-3',
John Lund, Corinee Calvet 1
Diana Lynn, Marie Wilson •1
in a1
MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST ,
• SAT. ONLY NOV. 4th
Double Feature
AITan Lane, Bobby Blake
"MARSHALL OF CRIPPLE '
CREEK" • plus
'LIGHTNING IN THE FOREST'
Mr. Stanley Fischer, Cranbrook,
was removed to Win h t hospital
a n
g
last Thursday afternoon after re-
celvIng painful injuries to his hands
when engaged In taking out brush
with a tractor. Both thumbs were
serlomsly torn and crushed when
they were caught between chain and
tree.
LECTURER ON PIANO PLAYING
COMING --
On Monday eveutng, Nov. 20th in
Brussels Public Library. Mr. Boris
Berlin, on the teaching faculty of
the Toronto Royal Conservatory of
Music will gine a lertnre on the
essentials of piano playing and the
best methods of studying the piano.
The lecture is entitled, Piano
Technique a nd Essential Daily Exer-
cises, All children and young
people studying the piano, with
their parents, are urged to attend
this lecture, No admission is
charged. The lecture is under the
inspires of the Ontario Registered
Music Teacher's Association of
TTnron County,
WALTON
Personals, Charles Williamson, his
mother Mrs, Dora. Williamson and
Mrs Fern Patterson have returned
home after several weeks in the
western provinces with friends and
relatives; Mrs, 5, Dundee, Seaforth,
intends to spend the winter with Mr.
and Mrs, George. Dundas,
Miss Doris Stevens, bride -elect,
was given a miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mrs. William Ben-
nett. when shout 100 guests were •
present.
HURON COUNTY TRAPPERS
ASSOCIATION. WILL MEET
,1 meeting of the 'fluent County
Trapper. Association will he held
Sat.. Nov. 4th ad 3 n'elnek hi the
Agricultural Board rooms, Clinton.
Mr. J. Drew of. the Dept, of Lands
and Forests well be the special
speaker. Everyone welcome.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the contract of wir-
ing the Morris Township Hall for
hydro will be received by the under-
signed up lent'' 2 p. lit., Nnvember
6, 1950.
Lowest or any tender not necess-
arily accepted,
Gen, C. Mustin, Clerk,
Gevege E Keys
A former resident of Brussels,
George le Keys, passed away sud-
denly at his home, at Galt, on Mon-
day. Oct, lath.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Keys, he was born near Ethel. He
was married on Nov. 29th, 1912, at
Atwood, to Mary le Coulter, who I
survives. Surviving are two brothers .
Frank, Milestone, Sash., Harry,:
Brussels and Mrs. Mayme Spe.iran,
Brussels,
The funeral was on Wednesday to I
Elms Centre cemetery, Pallbearers
were:, Will, Chas. and Fred Coulter, I
McCu'dy Lowry, Jas, HaIIaivell and
Harry Cleland,
Flower hearers were Harold and
Jas. Keys, Tack gad Frank Cardiff,
Bill ITallaTell and Jack Valient,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, John Rowland has arrived
home from a visit to Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Da.wsotl of Exeter
were Sunday visitors with Misses
McCracken,
Mir. Ray Vincent of Blyth is work-
ing for a few weeks in the Forbes'
Electrical Store.
Rev. M. McLean, Trenton, gave
two excellent sermons in Melville
Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Miss M. Hunter of L ondesboro,
called on friends in Brussels on Mon-
day.
Misses Laura and Ethel Farrow of
Goderich were visitors last week
with M'Hsses Elizabeth and Hattie
Downing.
Rev, D. 3, Lane, Clinton visited
with his brother and fancily on Wed-
nesday at the iJnited Church par-
sonage,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken. Ray and daugh-
ter of St. Pauls, and Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Buchanan oi' Stratford were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Evans,
Miss Marion Machell, Kitchener
and Miss Mary Lane, Miss Margaret
Tamblye, Mr. Carl Kleinson all of
Toronto, sero weekend visitors
with Rev, and Mrs. 1.1, Lane.
Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 p. m. I
Robort Walker, Joan Leslie
in "THE SKIPPER SURPRISED
HIS WIFE"
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE !
OFFER $110.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night -
Mon. Tue.
I Bob Hope, Rhonda Fleming
131
Nov. 6-7
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"THE GREAT LOVER"
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Wed. Thur. . Nov. 8-9
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Basil Radford, Joan Greenwood
In
"TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND"
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SPECIAL
LOW ,oILCIFARES
ROYAL
AGRICULTURAL
WINTER FAIR
TORONTO NOV. 14-22
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR TRU ROUND TRIP
Good going—November 13th to
November 22nd inclusive.
Return—Leave Toronto not later
than midnight, November 23rd.
Pail In/orrnnrfoS from any °gent -
Al4A151 4.4AT'I6NAL
Orr Thursday, Oct, 26th th., Ladies,
Auxiliary at
Y t o the f/ it Legion, adian I rgim, i
entertained their husbourls. P:unilfes,
and the older men of the Legion
anri their wives in honour of Joe •
Kelly who sa;ls Mr England en Nov.
10th.
.1t 11.30, abut 70 in number sat ,
down to a bounteous supper after
which Mrs, B. Elliott. Pe„rsreal an t
alldreee to Joe, while Mrs. R. 0,"m- 1
melt, presented him with a match-
1
d ert of sweaters and socks.
Joe, in a few 'well chosen words I
thanked the ladies Inc their gift,
atter which all joined in singing,
"For l'•Ie's A Jolly Good Fellow." , I
Mr. Frank Mitchell, on behalf of
the Legion, thanked the Ladies for
their hnspitaiity,
The balance of the evening was
spent in playing euchre.
' WEAR A POPPY FOR
REMEMBRANCE ON
NOVEMBER 4th
lo :, veil 1,•w days the- eitlze•n,
u' Brussel, owl community will onrr
mimes be. asked to remember tile. goad
t too World'Warn by wsiering, a
1' 1 P; and whrro p,ssible• displaying
a wreath in places of business,
'1murrh„a. schools and in windows
of the ir hones.
when we display th,•sa emblems
orf retnembrion•<• made by the bsndc
of disabled vetare12 who offered
thelt,selvea in aur defence, n•n
remind ourselves and our children
of the 1err'fir price that has been
Pair' for our frrndoln; and aieo
.knit• the world that theca heroes
urand What they 'lied fnr shall never
f..rgotten by us,
The funis rnntributed by the
Imbibe Drnrld,• employment for 'lis
shied veterans, help veterans 'man
the widows and orphans of veterans
to obtain their Pint recognition in
the form of pension. and allowances
1 through the Canadian Legion Ser-
i
vine Bureaux and also provide
foams which are used to assist vet -
t ,•eons anri their dependents who are
i in ellatre ed e'rc•umstanres,
The Brnssots Branch of the ran-
,dlan T.t+ inn 11. E. S. Te appreciate
• time gen- rosily .and co-operation of
, our citizens in the pant and solicit
your wh 1 ho;u•tedsupport of the
1914 P':ppt Day Campaign.
The Lesion slogan "Wear a Poppy
for RementbrancC.” is a gnarl slogan.
1, me 'ha' deserves the support of
t cry citizen.
SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR HELD
BY MELVILLE LADIES' AID
ITallnwe'rn rlacorat'nns arranged
by firs. G. Gibson, Mrs, 0, Elliott.
and Mrs. C. Ailerons brightened the
ia'ament rooms of the Library on
S•'ttn•dny aft'-rnonn fnr the fall
bazaar of the Ladies' Aid of Mel-
ville Chnrrh. Mir. TT. B. Alien, trees -
mew of the society, reported that it
was a very sureessful event.
Committers in ,'hsrge of virinns
(l -nartmens wars: cowing, Mr, T,
Ga11)1`aith. lies,' J. Gibson, Mrs, A
lndrr•snn, Mrs. L. (Y. Trkmb^r. 1T,•s
C. Matheson. Miss G Stewart' lrnit-
ting. Mrs. Davis; parcel reef.
'.irs. G. aim -Jewel; nnvrl'i, a. Mrs.
'21 P.,llantyne, Miss V. Crewel..
:Pere R Ellett: hiking, Mrs.
.filen, Mee. T. Armstrong, Mes, W
Sieh•, Mrs. fe. Kreuter. ]h•.s. W.
Martin; randy, Mrs. W Herr. lire.
D. Meter net : tea—ream. Mrs. R.
T "mann Mrs W. R. Little tilts. C.
Metter. etre. 'T. Pipe, Mrs. C.
Tong. Vise ,laser- T.ittle; rnuntry
tore, elm MT"Ferlenr. Mrs. 7V Herr.
Mee. J. Ynill.
United Church W. A.
Thr ii'. A. of the T'nit,d Church
met nn Tuesday evening Oct. 24th
at the parsonage. The president,
Mrs. R. Cousins wee in the chair with
Mrs, J. Bryans at the piano. The
meeting was opened by the e'nging
of hymn 497 followed by s devotional
reading given by Hiss E. McCracken.
Mrs. H. MTanning, then led in Drayer.
The minutes of the last meeting
were given by the secretary 'Miss
C. McCrerken and approved. "''hank
Yon" cards were also read. Treas-
erer's report was given by Mies H.
Downing in the absence of Mrs. W.
Williamson. Mrs. P. MrArthlir re-
ported that eleven calls had been
made by the "Good Cheer" coml
mittee. arse H. Downing gave a
reading after which hymn 214 was
sung, followed by a reeding. given 1
by Mrs, 5, Wheeler. Miss Agnes
Lane favoured with two piano Sobs
after which the meeting closed with
Mizpah benediction, The committee,
In charge served a delicious Iinoh
and Mrs, MllcArthur proposed a yote
of thanks to the committee .tind to
Mrs, Lane fer opening of her little
to the W, A.
Dunbar - Philp
In a ritual r.r.•,nwny in Torotrti1
,'n Weilnesrhay. October 28th. Anna
regret Philp. younger danghtrr
lira, ,L H. Philp and the late +
Dr. Philp. was united in marriage to 1
Clifford Ron, Dunbar, Ethel sin
.+t the late Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Dunbar. Th ceremony was per -
teemed by Rev. Mr. .T. M. Laird in
Knox Pre hyterlan Chnrrh,
CONCERT, DANCE AND DRAW
ON NOV. 17th
Plan to attend the concert and
d:,w'e to be given under the auspices
of the East Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety in the Brussels Town Hall on ; CARD OF THANKS
Nov. 17th. The silver trays given by
the Robert Simpson and T. Eatnn Co., 1 tale this opportunity of thaeleiny;
end the Canadian Bank of Commerce, all my friends who were so kind mita
will he presented to the winners at visit ma while in the Wiughan
tile concert. Tickets, for a lucky ho-i,ital and for the many gifts Tee
draw, to be made then, are now ceived.
being sold. Dianne McNair.
FINE COSTUMES SEEN
AT LIONS PARTY
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9, }, re,o, rl tilt iIll1-sels Tnwlx
;tali on'l',.-a; nicht be ttir local
leen, fhrb :litrfet 1 it In clamber'
t y.m. bier,+ ,h .,,.''0 in ori, ., and
iufnt runny o5 VC) sttimee.
Tee eitildi'en e'ath''rr'd et the 'Pnb-
lir 7,'bt:n'y noel. 1''1 py 3Mastee ,ot
C. r,•ton1es Linn .Tis. S. .ernteteeng;
,r:ele 1 to the Teem Hall where le
1, et Pt oerain w ,' presented and
it, „ tau w., - ideed.
1111 v 11 number,. 2 guitars and
violin il ,1•,. c•iu•n by "The Pioneers,"
Vernet Kerr. Scott Pnwsnn and
Jen Aboick: Cornet snip, Lane
TTazlrwond .1nr1 vnr'al numbers, ,
nip' crit, b; Ihn =els school girls.
Prizes were as fellows»-Hallowe'-
.•n. Gail Wilson: Sport, Audrey
D:cv'dsnn: National. Terry Me-
l\hint, r: 7':,fry TN !e• Pamela Porter;
t � nrir. Frank Weti,nn: Commercial,
!:labor VV. 004 Cdwboy. Billy Mc -
Qua rrie. -- .
Eskritt - Simpson
.1 wedding wag quietly soiemnized
FT! Kai v Prosbvt-r'an Church, Crane
hr'' k. on Saturday. Oct, nth when
1111.4 l• tizabath Meth) Simpson
c' , ( cc n t 1.l an'*hter of the late Mr.
eel Mrs. 'Wllarrl S. Simpson. Ridge -
town be came ihr• 1)1•34''. of Robert
Rev P.luitt, elder er,n of Mr. and
Mrs. 1,n1r e 1lcicr'itt also of 11i4getown.
l:,•t .Iler J. Simpson, hrotherin_
f ih•r 1,1.111:, nffieiatad at the
deeble ring eeremmiy. Mise Alice
J. Forrest, 'Prank orm,nist. played
'The Lord's Pea -a l•."
Phe•
111'23,- cool croon wore match -
:,.pal blue gabardine?.
Ph, a„q,,.; v r ss� „•1„ were gray
11,,r pink roses. Miss
Miley Ellen 1.--k,'ttstater of the
groom, tyles bridesmaid and wore
;, Na' ' .y blu euit with matching ac-
...,ln and Mr. Tim!: Stm.pnon
r uslph, brother of bride attended
the groom.
Atter slipper for the bridal party at
•bo Manse the rmiplt left for a motor
tem to i nt E:,,t; on their return
the y will reel?”, nn the groom's farm
nf:u' Ridgetoe'n,
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