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'spELGRAVE
Garfield Bender, L. T. C. L., M. R.
S T.., Kitchener, has been chosen
as the adjudicator of the Belgrave
Musical Festival, which will be
held May 22 and 23. The Festival
sponsored by the Belgrave School
Fair Board, is for tali the schools In
Morris and Bast Wawauoeh town
ships, C. R. Coultes is the chair-
man of the Festival committee, and
Mrs. Lawrence Vanillin has been
elected secretary. The first day's
contests will he held in Belgrave
Forrestera Hall, and the final con-
cert will be In Blyth Memorial tiati,
where larger accommodation is avail- I
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EUCHRE and DANCE
In Walton Community Hall on
FRIDAY, APRIL 6th
Music by Rollin's Orchestra
Euchre at 9 o'clock.
Brussels 1. O. O. F.
Presents the
The Kansas Farmer
Concert and Dance
In Brussels Town Hall on
Thursday, April 12th
Featured will be the Noll sisters of
Walkerton with guitar, banjo and
accordion. By popular demand the
piano violin team of Eddie and BIII
will be here again also Clerk John.
sten.
Concert Starts at 8.30 p. m. Sharp
Dancing after Concert.
All for 50c
Melville Church
Rev. A. J. Simpson; Teeswater,
1 M oderator.
10 a, m. Sunday School end
Bible Claes
11 a. m. Morning Worship
No Evening Service.
The U sited Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
DiMne Worship - 11 o'clock
"The Bider in the Church''
Church School - 12 o'etoak
Divine Worship - 7 o'c1oolt
"Spiritual Beardcasting"
Sunday, April. 15.. The Sacra-
ment M The Lord's ,Sapper.
Church of England.
Perish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr Rsoton
Seroad Sunday After Easter
April 8th, 1901
St John's Church, Brussels-
11 a, m, Morning Prayer
Sunday School,
St. David's Church, Henfryn--
2 p, m, Sunday School
2.30 p. m Evening Prayer
at Geaye'% ChuMh, Walton
7.80 p• m, Evening Prayer
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr. W. S. Scott is confined to his
home wiith illness.
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Mess Margaret Bell of London was
home with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Ball.
Wednesday, April 4th, 1951
WINGHAb1 SQUARES
"...EWES AT 2.2
April Whigluten
Itis tout Spitfiree squared their
b..st-efeeeseven W. 0. A. A. play-off
sorh ; with Durham at 2-" here on
Monday night. when they walloped
th itors 9-2.
Spitfires n•utsltated and outplayed
the rturhani sestet throughout the
contest., Crimson, Westlake and
Lockridge paced the Spits one-sided
victory, Wilson. of Wingham. was
removed from the game after a
terrific boarding blast by a Dur
hem player,
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Gordon North, Sandra and Tommy
of Long Branch were Raster visitors
with Mrs, G. McDowell,
* * *
Mr. Bill McNair who suffered a
severe heart attack on Sunday night
is showing improvement,
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A number of hockey fans from
this district attended the Wingham-
Durham game in Win:gham on Tues-
day night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bintles, Tor-
onto and Mrs. L. Callaghan, Belle-
ville were recent visitors with Toe
and Mrs. Wilton. Joe has had a
three week coronary condition, but
is improving.
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A group of young Brussels skaters
who have been taking instructions
in fancy skating In Seatonth during
the past winter, took part in the
skating carnival in the Seaforth
arena on Saturday night.
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Mr. and Mrs• Lorn ,Stephenson of
Tiusonbiurg and Kenneth Stephen-
son of Londarf were week -end visit-
ords with George Manning and Mr.
and Mirs•. Herb Manning. George
Manning went to Tillsonhung with
them for a visit,
* * *
Mrs. Walter Forrest of town who.
hesbeen in Clinton hospital for
several weeks with a broken hip 1s
now with her niece, Mrs. Graham
Campbell and Mr. Campbell. We
are hoping she will soon he around
again.
0l.lP0s•,1=ra
REGENT THEATRE
P a o th, Ont.
NOW ,
Mon. Tues.
"JOHNNY STOOL
with
Howard Duff Shelley Winters
Dan Duryea
They cracked the back of the world's
blackest Racket! - A Cop -A Dame
-A Killer -Told In all It's real Ilfe
fury.
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STUDENTS RECITAL
i'n'1„r tee. auspicee of the Regis-
terrrl Ma `c• Teachers' AssoeiaUon,
'Huron Comity Branch,- the third
anneal Students Rritnl of piano and
uncal nw'lce was bell in the Blyth
Yiemerial hall. on Monday evening.
Mrs, J. C. 13. eTeDnugnl. of Blyth.
who arranged the program. and pre -
said the nhjert ne these re -
reale Was not the. raising of money,
but to give mein stude•ni.e confidence
and expeu'ienee. who are about to
Play, or sag, at the =isle festival,
These taking part ontbe program
from Bra=Bels Jane Work, Karen
Bunchlen, Leona and Doris Johnston,
Graeme MacDonald, Mary and Joyce.
'Hermon.
There was a large attend'anee at
the Recital.
The United Church
"Like as Christ was raised uv from
the dead even so we also should
walk in newness of life," was the
Biblical 'setting of a sermon on,
"Life in the Spirit„ in the United
Church on Sunday morning, April 1.
The anthem, "God's Trumpet is
Sounding" by Ackley, was sung by
the choir.
The evening subject, "Open Win-
dowe" was a study of the life of
prayer as illustrated In Daniel. "The
Broken Heart" by Dennis was the
evening anthem.
April 6-7
PIGEON"
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Mon. Tues. April 9.10
"ABANDON EL"
with
Dennis O'Keefe Gale Storm
Jeff Chandler
Here's the shocking expose of the
Bab.y'selling 'Racket. It's time you
knew the Bullet -Ripped Story of the
world's most vicious crime.
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Wed. Thins. April 11.12
In Cinecolor
ADBENTU,RES OF GALLAST BESS
with
Cameron Mitchell Gallant Bess
Audrey Long
New thrills with the Wonder Horse
winning all hearts as star of the
Rodeo.
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COMING -3
"INDIAN SCOUTS"
with
George Montgomery Ellen Drew
ANNOUNCEMENT 1 SB
The Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
are holding a baking sale and tea In
the Public Library. on Saturday,
April 14th.
NOTICE
The Well -Blaby Centre will be open
Friday, April 6, in the basement of
of the Library 2 - 4.' All mothers ot
young obiidren invited.
,.:i,USSELS FARM
CLUBS ORGANIZE
tut tie b,, 'r get et' th,- Rriessela i
i.,�•r
T..rc-111. erireeile calf Club and,
I he Brussels l 7 raeter Club met to;
Reit. their effieere for the new seas.;
en, .cans••, Smith was named ealt
1,011 P.% ,ad officers are: president.
Corrie i':'n Vliet vice-president,
Leona Jnlmaton; secretary, Pieta
Van VIVA.
The tractor slab meeting wee
eonducted by Ti. Ford of Guelph,
Tho president is Charles Turnbull;
v1 e prealdent, Murray Cardiff;
se •rat art' -treasurer, Don. Fraser;
nap leviers, ,Tames Mair and
(lee TTnether.
At 1318 r11)0 . of their organization
meeting. the chubs met together
and the film "MIr'acle in Paradise
Palley." was shown.
Fred Wilson. 'vho has resigned
31,0 ne•sistent agricultural represent.
aticr. for Huron county, was pre-
sented with a leather billfold by
the members of the elnbs. A. short
nddresa was rend by •Leona Jnhne-
ston, and Jan Van Vliet made the
presentation.
NEW POSTAL RATES
EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, 1951
Registration up to $25.00 20c
Registration up to $50.00 30c
Registration up to $75.00 350
Registration up to $100.00 405
3rd, Class Sc for the first 2 ozs,
and le for each additional 2 ozs.
Public Libraries Book exchange
le for the first ib. 3.c for each ad-
ditional lb.
Information to the ,increase in
Parcel post rates by eutface and air
will he furnished at the Post Office.
Melville Ladies' Aid
Miss Grace .Stewart invited the
members of Melville Ladies' Aid to
her home for their AprIi meeting.
Following the opening and tussal
1 reports, Mns. Jays. S. Armstrong, pres-
ident, asked the meeting to con-
sider a request from the Board of
Managers that they take charge of
the social part of the Program at the
induction service of Rev, William
H. T. Ileo u, "minister elect of
the church, on elniday, April 27th, A.
cornntittee composed of Miss Grace
Stewart, Mrs, C. Davis, Mrs. J.
Work, Mrs. G. McDowell and Mire.
0. Matheson wee named. A member
of ladies offered to spend an after-
noon at the manse preparing it for
its new oceoupamts. A generous res -
Pollee was made to a suggestion that
a pantry shower be held for the
manse.
Five thank -you cards for boxes of
(cheer were received and read,
Mrs. George Evans contributed to
the evening's program by reading a
humorous chapter from one of L.
M. Montgomery's hooka.
Twenty-five ladles answered the
roll call. At the close of the busi-
ness session, a social tiime was
enjoyed and Minch was served by
Mrs. W. Kerr, Mrs. W. Little and
Mrs, G. McDowell.
BLUEVALE
Personals: Mrs. James Brisibin,
Belleville, with her father. Dr. C. H,
MacDonald, who is still in the Wing -
ham hospital; Mrs. Donald Street
at hes' home after being a patient in
the Listowel hospital. Her mother,
Mrs. M. L. Aitken, is with her. Mrs.
Sperling Yeo is 331 the Wingham
hospital, James Breckenridge„ has
sold his 100 acre tarns, one and one,
quarter miles east of the village, on
Highway 80 to Mungo McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane have occupi-
ed
the house
�vfor a�natmber of years.
LISTOWEL
CAPI'T'OL THEATRE?
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Wed. Thur. April 4-5
Marjorie Main, James Whitmore
in
"MRS. O'MALLEY and
MR. MALONE"
Rory Calhoun, .Jane. Nigh
in "COUNTY FAIR"
Cinecolor
Exciting Harness Racing Story.
Sat. Mat. 2.00 - Eve. 7.30 p.m.
MIOIOLE MAITLAN•ND R"'fEP AND A Tri-i."<iCiei LADIES -"
DIS'1US:4ED
_. !. «,idle
i ,red /it Ttr. area. ha peen
shrived by the Grey tewnsltip
eesil 71h,
An engineers report given at a
;.:r 1-,111 C!1 til
1 .:11, t '11141 hider ,tri Boyle
sliewed that a cost o: 31,40,-
30 40'7 1 h- :neur9'ed, a aotl 31 the
Ti ,; rt he undertaken for
One mils. farther on west free Peel,
-ideri,a •.'1' the sti.norn with a
50.1ont botenu would necessitate
removal of 5e'' 0fl yards of earth
Nein the ebannei.
owners Object
The total 0n.t of the pralast
Is made up nt n 81110 h n' fit u.
eesement to be paid by these along
he river, who want the ,rlrrin_
and $149.020 nutlet assessment fn
n&rant 1.550 farm preperti:.s. ,stew,
1'linage water :see the river as
final outlet. None 02 the 40
011tle1 re !. -d owners ennite in ;
favor. and eel,:i:11 vigorously op-
pne' d the scheme.
gn\'er townsh':pe and two towns
would eeme. ,under the1 .-.080311800
namely, Grey. Elmo. Logen, Pll•
lies, Mrrnineten, Mau'ybernngh,
`'apace. L-stnvel, and Milverton,
:A tentative breakdown of assess
menta shows Grey, 013,640; Dime.
$90,260; Logan. $2.470; N;Ilice.
$7,430; Mornington, $38,050; Maay-
h0•nugh. $4,193; Wallace, 011.224;
Listowel, 02.270; Milverton 0417.
with 1,150 farms In the area, an
average assessment of 090 per farm
would he 'metered.
Figures show Grey Township
with 90 properties, Elma ahout 97e.
Wallace 190, Maryboroueh 40, El_
Mon. Tues. April 9=10
in "THE JUDGE STEPS OUT"
Ann Sothern, Alexander Knox
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $200.00
Monday Attendanre Card Night.
3. BIG DAYS COMING
Wert. Thu. Fri. April 11-12-13
In
Jane Powell, Richard Montalban
"TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE"
Technicolor
Hee 80, Morington 150, Logan 30.
Present Petition
A petition presented to the Grey
Township Council elahned that the
1,500 farmers upstream, by their
many artificel drains, have faller!
to hve them taken to Droner
nutlet or to a place where the
water would do no damage, Those
who opposed the adoption of the
engineers' report claimed that pre-
ious schemes of straightening.
deepening and enlarging this Part
of the river were properly done.
High Water -
High water in high spring floods
is the cause for contention par
ticularly in the Henlryn area
where relief is sought by three
men of that district who have
suffered flood damage In the past.
One proposal submitted at the
sleeting was that Grey Township
Council call in representatives
from all the affected municipali-
ties, the engineer and the meat
claiming distress, and endeavour to
adjust the distress claim by pay-
rent of cash damage in lieu et the
deepening of the river. With the
delay and disposal of the report
a se'oncl meeting will he hold to
cltse08e the flood situation.
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ny mer. -wishing to attend will he
welcome.
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Presented by the Benefield `:oiinq Arlolt Group
In Walton Connr7iir..7;.r-;: l-w:ila ,on
Tu w d w, ,p� cxl
10t1-4 at CO.? ". e r.
Under auspices of Walton Young Peoples Union.
Adman 50c asci 20c
Waith n United Cl'u; ch - pie Ona i on
Tuesday, April 17th at 8 p. m.
Harold Victor Pym, Organist
William Conrc'n. B -i 'one
Mrs. Ross Hamilton, Lyric S' pecmnno
Admission 50c
Under auspices of Walton United Church Choir.
LOCAL GIRLS ATTENDED
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Achievement Day was held on
Tuestl'.ay, Marcit 27, with 11 eleven
girls front Brussels attending, at
Clinton, sponsored by Women's iu-
stitu:tee of Huron County.
Opening speeches were given by
Miss Scott, Mr. Bennett and Mm,
Wilaion. The stain part of the
morning session was the judging ot
slairte material and choosing material
anid style. The afternoon session
was taken taken up by demonatraw.
ions. Bach girl modelled the skirt
shehad made as part of this
year's sewing project. A represent.
0t'ive gave a three minute speech on
her srnuecess on her project ads"
melons were held on the keeping
of Record Books and next fall's pro.
jeet. Three girls received their Pro -
Andel Honours. 'they were; Helen
,Tolhnaton,Leona Johnston and Leona
Breckenridge, Miss' Roe closed the
Achievement Day by telling es how
inaprovemente could have been rade
in our demonstration. Those attend-
ed from Brussels were; Helen Wilson,
Ruth Hemingway, Toyce Miller,
S1loila
Alderson, Joan Wilson, Marie
Elliott, Mary Agnes,Htggins, Andrey
Davtdeen, Elizabeth Myers, Mar.
garet McOutelteon and h.gnes Lane.
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AT HOME
Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Baeker, Brus-
sels, are celebrating their golden
wedding on April 10th, 1951. They
will he at home to their friends and
relatives from 3 to 6 and 3 to 10
p. M.
Avalon Studios
125 King Street Wes+, Kitchener, Ont,
A New Sensational Offer
One or Two People $2.49
Mounted in a Folder - Selection of Poses
WILL BE AT THE
New American Hotel Brussels
On Tuesday; April 10th
Hours 2 to 9 p. M.
Those wishing pictures please come in these hours.
Just a Photo To.day - To -morrows Trkiasure.
:nye
ALEXANDER YUILL
A funeral service was conducted
on Tuesday at the D. A. Rana, funer-
al hone, Alfred St, Brussels for
Alexander Yttil:, who died following
a sbroke on Saturday, in his 85111
year,
Baru in Scotland, he carne to Can -
aft at the age of four, with his
father and mother, -John and Mary
Forsyth Yuill. For many years be
farmed on Con. 8, Grey township.
Following the death of his wife,rube
former Isabel Livingstone, he, re-
tired to.. Brussels, where he since
lived, Mr. Tudll was the lest mem-
ber of a family of flee sons and. two
deuglrtens. He was a faithful member
of Melville Bresytertsn Church,
where he served for many years on
the board of managers, Pallbearers
were William Hollinger, Norman
Lamont, Dolan Armstrong, James
Mieiaala,ne, Wtildaan Bielhop and
Me1ndlLe Lamont, The services were
conducted by Rev. Alex 3• Simpson
of Tee'swater, Burial took place in
Brussels cemetery.
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The Store for Beautiful Gifts
Jeweller Brussels