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Wednesday, May 23rd 1951
$2.00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A.
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Gilchrists Iced Layer Cakes Asst.
Flavours 25 25c
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Gilchrists Jelly Fruit Cake
1 Pkg. Free -O -Seed Seeded Raisins • • 29c
1 Large Rinso with a Cake Sunlight
Soap, All For
44c
For The Early Shopper All Day Fri., May 25
and Saturday Morning Only
lb. Tin Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon 42c
3-20 oz. Tins Choice Quality Tom. Juice 29c
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GREWAR'S
GARDEN PARTY
Finder auspices of the W. A. of the
Brussels United Church will be held on
THURSDAY, JUNE 28th
Admission 75c and 40c
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Commencing May 29th, delivery will
be only on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning. All orders to be in by 9.30 a. m.
W. L. BAEKER & SON
Phone 6 Brussels, Ont.
East Huron Agricultural Society
DANCE
In Crystal Palace Ballroom Brussels on
Wednesday, June 6th
MI* by Desjardine's Orchestra, Zurich
Dancing 9 p. m. to I a. m.
Spot and Lucky Door Prize—Refreshments
Admission - $1.00 per couple
Everybody Welcome.
BRUSSELS LEGION MEMBERS
ATTEND DISTRICT "C"
CONVENTION
Legionnaires of the Drussele
Branch _1' of the Canadian Legion:
I.. workman, K. Coleman, I), Flest-
ipgs, E. Young asci R. Shaw attend-
ed the District "C' Canadian Legion
annual convention held at Stratford,
on Sunday.
NOTICE —
I. Wm. J. 11oy, Grey Twp., will
not be responsible for any debts,
incurred by my wife, Margaret, Hoy,
alter this date, 'Tay 15, 1953.
William ,Tohn Hoy.
BOX PLANTS AND
VEGETABLES —
Will atiive at Orewar's Groceteria
this week. Get yours early while
the selection is good. We will have
everything in. Plants and Vegetables,
if you have a Special one you want
Order It Now not later.
Grewar's.
ANNOUNCEMENT —
I expect to be going West about
the 4th of lune..
The shop will be closed during
the first two weeks, bit atter that
an experienced operator will he at
the shop until T return.
Lois Dodds.
Melville W: M. 5.
Melville Church Auxiliary of the
Women's Missionary Society was
represented at the 37th Annual
Meeting of Maitland Presbyterial
held in Teeswater May 15th, by Mrs.
W. Smith. Mrs. J. Work, Mrs. G.
McDowell, Mrs. H. Cardiff. Mars. 0,
Hemingway, Miss K. Menzies, Mrs.
R. Scott, Mrs. J. C. Baeker, Mrs.
W. Fulton. Airs. W. Little, Mrs. G.
Evans, Mrs. H. Speir, Mrs. J. Ycd11,
Airs. C. Davis, Mrs. J. Armstrong,
Mrs. W..Speir: Miss G. Stewart.
Mrs. Janet McFadzean
ELKHORN, Man. — Mrs. Janet
McFadzean, 3G, died on Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Elva Raymer Killarney. Born et
Walton, Ont. Mrs. McFadzean and
her husband lived there until 1905
when they settled at Lauder, later
moving to Fleming, Sask. The
couple later moved to Elkhorn
where they lived until Mr. Mo-
Fadzean•s death in 1932. Surviving
ere two daughters. Mrs. Ramer
and Mrs. Madalene McLelland,
HYDRO TRUCKS TAKE
OVER THE TOWN
Approximately 10 hydro trucks ar-
arrived in town to commence the
three-day change -over of power from
25 to GO cycle Power. It is quite
a sight to see the trucks land in all
we suppose, with designated orders
nn just what to do.
It must take some planning and
work for a crew of strange men to
come in to a town and delve into
the pantries and cellars of various
dwellings and industrial pants to do
their work.
The work will continue to Wed.
',Melville Church Service
lin Sunday Mr. `.'`-m, Fulton began ,
a shot series of addresses on the
Sacrament oP the Lord's Supper. He
spoke on the significance of the word
"Sacrament" and pointed out the
advantages of the use of symbols in
presenting truth.
At the evening service Mr. Fulton
look as his text the first command-
ment. Tie said the commandments
were not out of date. Their ob-
servance was essential to the pre_
servation of social and community
life, This first commandment, given
to Tareal, at the beginning of her
existence as a nation was as hinding
nestlay of this week, on nations and individuals today
as it was then.
HONORED BY THE. ASSOCIATION
OF CANADIAN ADVERTISERS
TORONTO, ONT„ — Special re-
cognition of his services was ac-
corded a former weekly newspaper
publisher, Athol McQuarrie, General 1
Manager of the Association of Can- 1
adian Advertisers, at the 36th
Anneal Dinner of the Association.
Tn appreciation of ten years loyal
service
50 the Association, Mr.
MrQuarrie was the recipient from
ACA Directors of a handsome But -
ova Academy Award 21 -jewel wrist
watch.
PAYS LAST VISIT
District Deputy Mabel Nickerson,
of Clinton, paid the Iasi visit of nor
official terns to Morning Star Re-
,elcah Lodge, when members of her
-tome Lodge, Huronic Lodge, ac-
companied her. She conducted an
installation Serriee for JesAde Little
as noble grand end Gh:ristena Ma
Dowell as vice -grand for a term
ending In October. A gift was pre-
sented to Mrs. Nickerson by Past -
Grand Mas. ,Tas. S. Armstrong. The
70 guests played bingo. Mrs. Wm.
"As everyone knows." President
Trenholn stated when making the
pros entah9nny, "we members who
King played two pisno instrumentals
and ATi's. G. McDowell entertained
with a reading.
take on part -Mime. jobs on the ACA's DISTRICT MEETING I. O. O. F.
behalf are a passing procession HELD IN WINGHAM
whose responsibilities are temporary The annual meeting of District No.
and transient Atho1's.are perman• 0 1. O. (1.)
b, was held last Wed-
ent, miredenting. heavy. Tf ever a nesday in Maitland Lodge room. DPl-
single individual not only personi- j egates were present from Wroxeter,
lied but was the heart and honesBlyrh, Brussels, Teeswa#ssr and
'end sinew of an nrp ntzatinn such Winghatn.
as Ibis, he is• that individual. The officers elected for incom-
"He. in a 1,ei9 real sense, single- r ing term are, D.D.G.M.. Harold
hancledly. has made it what it has Jacklin of Brussels: Dist. Warden,
been a.nd is the sturdiest guarantee I Carman Thompson. Teeswater; Dist,
and guarantor of its future. When I sec—Treas., W. H. Haney, Wing -
the Amen^lean Trade Executives -4s- ham,
soelutton gave the ACA its last P. G. Walter Williamson. Brussels,
year's Award as 1950's best trade presented :the retiring D.D.G.M., E. S.
association of its size on the con- Lewis, with a P.D.D.G.M„ jewel
finent with :particular applause for and complimented him on his work
the expansion of our programme during his term of his office.
during the pest decade, it was un-
mdnstakably a tribute to Athol's
personal achievements since he ,
took over In. 1941.
"This Is the first public opportun-
ity thehave to add to that award a
personal remembrance for him. And
I am pleased that the last directive
to me as Presdd,ent from the ACA_
Directors was to present to him
this enduring symbol of appreciation.
Tt's a 21 -jewel Bulova Academy
,Vancouver, 13 grandclh:idren, a i Award watch that he will find as
TENDERS WANTED — i
Tenders for the continua of Clean-
ing and repairing the I4eily Drain
in Morris Township according to
engineers report will be received
by the undersigned up until Mon-
day, June 4bh at 2 p. m.
Ago
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Snuey School and
Bible Class
11 a. in, Morning Worship
7 p. m, Eventing Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11 o'clock
Church School — 13 o'clock
Divine Worship — 7 o'clock
"Let us with a glorious mind
Peadae the Lord; for His le
Kind."
This is an open drain. Plans,
profile and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's office.
A certified cheque for 10% of the
contract price, must accompany each
tender.
Lowest or any tender not nee-
cessadrly ae'eertted.
Geo. Martin, Olenk.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Karr -- Rooter.
Whitsunday
May 18th, 1951
et. John's Church, eruaeie--
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
7,80 p. m. Thursday
Confirmation Claes.
Bt. David's Church, Honfryn—
2,80 p.m. Evening move
It. •ooroe's Church; Walton
(7.80 p.w.,,Eveniing Prather
C2:,:�!• OI )Torta' t
PEOPLE WE KNOW
• • •
sister. Mns. F. C1emm of Shoshone. on s lis hiwrist he hes been
faithful
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
FOR BELGRAVE FESTIVAL
Plans are completed for the Bel -
grave Musical Festival Session
which will be held in the Forreste's
Hall, Tuesday morning and after-
noon of this week. The grand con -
concert will he held in Blyth Mem-
orial on Wednesday evening. Gar-
field L, Bender. Kitchener will be
the adjudcator, C. R. Coulter is
chairman of the festival committee,
and Mrs. Laurence Vsnnan is sec -
Idaho. TWO sons, Harvey and to AICA" rotary,
Clarence predeceased her. Manama
service was held in Elkhorn Uni-
ted Church, Tuesday with S. Hes-
Hp, Killarney, officiating, assisted
by Rev. J. L Fargey of Elkhorn.
Burial teats do the local cemetery.
i' TT. Morrison. Killarney, wars to
Ichange,
— Winnipeg, Free Press.
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
Mms, Wm, Turnbull, 8th of Grey,
who has been in Clinton hospital bas 1
returned home feeling mttolt im-
proved in health.
* * •
Mr, and Mrs, McCurdy Lowry with
sons Jon and Don were week -end
guests of her mobher 111115, W.
Speinan.
* * •
Miss Dianne Scrtmger,ar won first
class hon,ons, in the year old soloists
class at the Tillsonlburg Public
School Mmistc Festival. Dianne Ha
Ole grand daughter of Mr. and Mr's,
Win Rawson of Town.
•
* *
Mr, Wand Bncluafean and Jimmie
Wendell of Detroit were weex-end
visitors in hewn, Miss Pilo, Buchan.
an tietnrnefd to Detroit with them].
• A *
Mrs. Harry Bamtllff and d:aaugltter
Mrs, A, Crosier of Clinton left Tues.
day of this week for a visit to the
W est ineiudtng Regina where her
e ster Mrs, Allis Tleveridl a liven,
they expect 4;0 spend the roomer
visiting friends,
Wed. Thurs. May 23=24
Jane Wyman, Van Johson in
"THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE"
SPECIAL NOTE there will be a
MATINEE Thursday, May 24th
at 2.30 p. m.
William Bendix, iUna Merkel
in
"KILL THE UMPIRE"
Sat. Mat. 2:00 — Eve. 7.30 pan.
Mr, Me,,Quarnie referred to In the
above despatch is a lormer Brussels
resident. As a young man he was
a printer's apprentice in the office
of The PAIL
Bake Sale, Candy and Tea
Under auspices of Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge will be held on. •
SATURDAY, MAY 26th
in the Brussels Library at 2.30 p. m.
A Play "Grandpa's Twin Sisters"
from Wroxeter
In Ethel Township Hall on
Tuesday, May 29th at 8.30 p. m.
Under auspices of United Church W. M. Sy
Adults 40c School Children 25c
Everybody Welcome
H w About A Date With Us
Friday vening, May 25th -- We'll meet
You at the Town Hall at 8.30 P. M.
TO SEE — TECHNICOLOR SHOTS OF FLORIDA.
TO HEAR — TOP-NOTCH MUSICAL TALENT (Prize Win-
ners at Goderich Musical Festival)
A SALUTE FROM
CHURCH ORCHESTRA.
TO TALK( comedy skit ass
A RECITATION
Children 20c
Circle)
AND
YOUR UNITED
— "GIRLS
ENJOY
Adults
35e
MUST
FAVOURITE
a
(The
Friendship
Brussels Lions Club
Boys and Girls Band Concert
In Brussels Town Hall on
Wednesday, May 30th, at 8.30 P, M.
Novelty Numbers, Solo by
Graeme McDonald
Admission :
Children 25c Adults 50c
The Novelty numbers are worth the
Price of Admission.
THE ROBERT TAYLOR -
BARBARA STANWYCK STORY
Far nearly 12 years Robert Taylor
and Barbara Stanwyck were so
happily married that their recent
divorce startled even favorite i Detroit Sunday
friends. What, shattered their bliMt
Read Adele Rogers St. Johns Dar
hind -the -scene story of emu
romantic conflict in this Sundeets
(May 27) issue of The Amer` `§,0
Weekly, EXCLUSIVELY with Th*
Times.
United Church W. A.
The monthly meeting of the W.A.
of the United Church met on Tates- t
dry evening, May 15th at the home
of Miss Addle Cardiff. The press -
The Voice Of Temperance dent Mns. Roy Onusinls was in the i
chair. The opentn,g hymn, "Blest
Now it Is out. 'Gee nave oftentj
Be The Tie That. Binds" was sang.
gowondered why the present men toal The ,Scripture lesson 23rd Psalm
its liquoriqit :added an ,amendment it to was repeated in unison led by Mrs.
Cts abllicense act making it Ce in -I A B Cousins followed by prayer
Actapp
counteies.
i. Geemia, likTee
uncalled offered by Mrs. A. Brown. Hymn
Act counties. It seemed Idke ttnoaaisd 6'02 was then sung..
for and unfair discrimination. Now The schen sung..
report was read
Premier Frost inadvertently con- I and amprovet ams! a "Thank You",
Eased that it was feared that other : and was Velafis° read.
renal counties would follow the ex I
Mils, Lane gave the report for the
Good Cheer committee.
The treasurer's report was then
reach and alpproc ni,
WAS withdrawn. That is surely a The huislaress. was taken tin, led
bhoroarghly imigttlttouis use of power, I by Mrs. R. Cousins, and it was de
—Advt, sided to have a garden, party to be
held June 2851. The charge to be
75c for adults and Vic -liar obbb3ren.
The program committee consists of
Mrs. J. Rryans, Mals. D. A. Rano,
and Mr, Lane.
The ,Tune meeting will be in charge
of flue '1D s,®
The meeting ciased with Hymn 504
followed by the Mlzpnh benediction.
A social hour was then enjoyed.
A reading by Miss Jesse Strachan
and a bird mutant. condmgted by Moa,
S, Wheeier.
A Delicious bunch Wale Ili
served b
"'—'— the coiomitee in ,charge. A vote
of thanks was given the hostess. and
'blue� the evening a success.
��the committee who helped to make
Richardo Montalban, Sally
Forrest in
"MYSTERY STREET"
Technicolor
TUESDAY FOTO-NITS
OFFER $100.00
Monday Attendanre Card Night.
Wed. Thur. May 30-31
Clifton Webb, Joan Pennett
Robert Cummings, Edmund
Gwenn in
"FOR�HeEAAVVE�N''SS SAKE"
ample of Huron, Perth and Peal and
so a handicarp was placed on these 3
Canada Temp:enanoe Aot. counties, the
protection tion of the liquor license act
CRANBROOK
Mrs. Wm. Cameron is at present
confined to her home.
Moe..1. D. Hlnchley, Sento-nth, is
visiting with her nice, Mrs. Mao
Engel.
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Pres.
Ciuurcit are holding a garden party
on June 19. Watch for further an-
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IN MEMORIAM
7,1rotY'AR Tn loving melnory of
my father, William Ziegler, who
Passed away ten years ago, Mop
Silt. 1941.
Ever remembered by his son, 71111.
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