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Wednesday, August 15th, 1951
IN MEMORIAM
HUETIIER — In loving memory of
the late Dan i-Iuetlter, who passed
away on Auguust 2nd, 1950.
The rolling stream of life rolls 011,
But still the vacant chair,
Recalls the lore, trite voice, the Emile
Of a clad who once sat there.
We mourn for clad in silence,
No eyes can see us wee),
But many a silent tear is shed,
While others are fast asleep.
It is lonesome bene without you.
We miss you more each day,
Somehow life doesn't seem the same
Since you were palled away.
Ever remembered by Mrs. Ethel
Huethe' and fancily.
NOTICE —
GREY r WP, COUNCIL
Minutes of (Grey 'Township Connell
meeting held on August 4th, 1961.
Reeve and Clerk were instructed
'to sign the 1'ly-law concerning re-
forestratfon.
By-law on, the Buttery Drain was
ease+'d and Court of Revision closed
and the Clerk instructed to ad-
vertise for tenders on same to be
opened Sept. jot, 1951,
Bylaw was passed to authorize the
Reeve and Clerk to execute a petit-
ion to The Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario applying for aid under the
Act respecting provincial aid to
drainage for the Buttery Drain.
Clerk was instructed to issue
Debentures on the following drains:
Cower, C. Jacklin, Gmelon
Denman,
Fluttery, Coates, McKelvey, Keifer
and collect in 1951 taxes on the save
The Ethel Mill will be closed Aug. Neal drains owing the township.
27th to Sept. 3rd. Tnsuranee was renewed with The
Customers please stock up early General Accident Co., for Mnnieepal
and avoid rush, Liabil'ty at premium of $335.78 on
arrive building and contents at 9.23,
Fuld l:inpinyers Liability at a prem•
tem of 142.50.
The Townghip rate taxabion on the
Fseeeemeut was set at 19 mills,
\11 intlrm-eel arconnta were order-
ed na•id and meeting adjourned till
Sept. 1st.
The fallowing amounts were paid:
last
minute
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING —
NOW PLAYING —
Thur. Fri. Sat. Aug. 16-17-18
In Technicolor
"LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS"
with
Paul Henreid Mary Anderson
Jack Oakie
Rowdy Freebooters of Oldl New
Orleans live again under the Banner
of Pirate Jean Lafitte with clasing
swords on the Trail of Spanish
Treasures.
Mon. Tues Wed. Aug, 20-21-22
"CRISIS"
with
Cray Grant and Jose Ferrier
The story of an American Doctor,
Kidnapped and forced to operate on
a Latin-Americhan Dictator, who
sticks to his Hippocratic Oath in the
face of armed revolutionists,
Next Thurs. Fri. Sat. Aug, 23-24-25
"THE NOOSE HANGS HIGH"
with
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Come and laugh with the two fun-
niest men In pictures. Your favorlit-
es Bud and Lou'
COMING —
"LET'S LIVE A LITTLE"
with
Hedy Lamarr and Robert Cunmings
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Rev. W. H. Haire,
London, Ont.
United Church
OF CANADA
'Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Warship — 11 o'clock,
Sermon Subject;'
"Chrdelt1an Love"
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. 14. Kerr — Rooter.
18th Sunday After Trinity
Aug, 19th, 1951
St. John's Churoh, Bruesels-
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church. Henfryn
2.30 p. m, Evening Prayer
Sunday School
St. Sabrge's Church, Walton
7,80 p, in, Evening Prayer
Rev..M. 5'. Oldham will be in
charge of alt these services,
No services on Aug. Zdth
or Sept. 2nd, '
concis
Drains
Relief
Cemetery
Fox Bounty
Office Supplies
Insurance
Fence Viewers
Old Age Pensions
Mother's Allowance
Stamps
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
12263.15
263.54
75.00
9.00
5.00
8.66
345.01
20.00
5,00
5.00
7.00
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Brus-
sels, Ont., announce the engagement
of their daughter Mary Kathleen to
Maitland Emerson Edgar, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Edgar, Wing -
ham, the marriage to take place in
August.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveland
Seeker wish to announce the engage-
ment of their only daughter Alice
l,:liaabetll to Cecil Logan Beaver,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Beaver,
Lantz, N. S. The marriage will take
plate at 12,30 p. m. on Saturday,
September let at Brussels.
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LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
HONORED BY FRIENDS
Miss Margaret Gibeon entertained
at lite Home of tier uv,thrr Mrs, John
Gibson at a pantry shower in honor
of :t11,s I119irabtih Banker a bride
to -be of September. Upon her ar-
rival she was presented with a eon
page of cornflower and was
seated in a chair deeoratedd with
pink and white streamers, A gaily
decorated waggon o,yeefloving with
gifts was wheeled in and Miss Jessie
Little read a abort poem expressing
t11e gond wishes of the friends. After
the gifts, all additions to the pantry
shelves were opened and admired
the bride•tobe expressed her sincere
thanks for the gifts and a delirious
mach was served. The hostess was
aasiistetl by Mise Jesse Little and
Ml's. Tack Day.
WED. THUR. FRI. SAT.
AUGUST 15-16-17-18
Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride
in
"MA AND PA KETTLE
BACK ON THE FARM"
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m:—Eve. 7.30 p.m.
MON. TUE. AUG. 20.21
DOUBLE FEATURE
NOTE 1st Peformance at 7 p.m.
Loretta Young, Barry Sullivan
"CAUSE FOR ALARM"
plus
"THE M -G -M STORY"
60 Stars in the cast.
"(THE MILKMAN"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $190.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
WED. THUR. AUG. 22-23
Fred McMurray, Sylvia Sidney
in
Henry Fonda in the
Re -issue of
"TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME PINE"
Technicolor
Brought back for your en
jo
yment
JOHNSTON REUNION
The Joimston Reunion was lield
at the home Harvey Johnston, reeve
of Morals township, Walton on Aug.
0th, when 67 descendants of his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Johnston, pioneers of Morrie were
Present from nearby places. Tables
for dinner and supper were put up
on the cement floor of the new gar-
age, making an ideal spot on a day
That the sun did not always abine, Al-
though showers threatened at times,
a soft -ball game was played in the
afternoon tOhat was enjoyed by all,
which was followed by games for
both young and old und'er the (Ment-
ion of Mrs, Sperling Johnston or
Bluevale, One of the members of
the family was unable to he present,
It5r:a. Sag, Peacock (Sarah Jnhnstonl
as she was in Wingham hnspttal due
to having met with an accident a
short time ago.
After supper the President Harvey
Johnston conducted the election of
officers for 'the following year which
were; President, Harold Harris,
Mount 5orrest; Secretary, Mahe]
Harris, Mount Forrest; Sports,
Helen Mathers, Kincardine; Lunch,
Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs. Jas.
Johnston,
lrriends were present from Kin-
cardine, Wyoming, Bittevale, Hick-
son,
ickson, Lucan, Drayton, Halthurton,
Walton, Brussels, Belgrave and
Blyth.
MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
3,10rois Township Council Meeting,
Aug. 7111, 1961.
The Cimino!! met in the Township
Hall on the above date with all
members present,
Tne inhinites of the last meeting
were read and adopted on (notion of
Wm. Peacock and Bailie Parrott.
Moved by Win, Peacock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that we purehaae
the Smith Corona adding machine,
Carried,
Moved by Chas, Coultes, seconded
by Sam Alcock ' that we pass the
necessary 13y -law setting the Term -
ship mill rate at 9?4 nine and one
half mills. — Cerried,
Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that George Rad-
ford he paid $1500 on the work of the
(levier Drn'n, — Carried.
Mored by Chas, Coulees, geennded
by Sam Alcnrk, that the road bills 5.0
presented by the Road Superintend-
ent he paid. — Carried.
Moved by Ches. Coulees, sernnded
by Bmilie Parrott that the Court of
Revtsinn on the Assessment 71011 for
1952 will he bred an Sept. 15 at 2 p.m,
Carried.
(loved by Baine Perntt, sernnded
by C11te. Cannot, that the meeting Chna'eh. interment. took plane in
ldtnnrn to meet again on Sept. 441
at 011.1 one p. m. — Carried. Pruesels remetery.
The foilowing aec0unte were paid: Pallbearers were Jnbn Bowman,
Leslie Beirnrs, fox bonnty $2.00 ! John Yuill. George hlcTntee, Resell
Framk Alcmrk, fax bounty 2,00 Vinilhee, Wilfrid Hny anri William
Frank Keliy, fax hanky 2.00
.Tnhn Spivey, rex bounty 2.09
Mrs. T.rstir Beirnee. poultry
lolled 42.00
T.•aarrie Scott, poultry killed 06.40
Walter Shortreerl, valuators
fees 4.06
Reseel Currie, poultry killed 70.25
Albert Baron, sheep killed 92.75
1 Arthur Mitten, calves damaged 25.00
Fra.nlc Shaw, valuators fees 12.54
Dept. of Health, Insulin 1.59
Msttbany-F7tinter Office Egtiipment
Ltd., adding madhine 100.00
C. R. Coultes, express, charges .83
S B Elliott relief account for
Joseph Shaw
ire ph Shaw, 0 life long resident
„t tin•: emntlnilntty. ,lint in St. Mary's
Hospital, Kitehener, at the age of
The da1•eesed. son of 111e late Mr.
and
Mrs. Angus Shaw of Grey town -
was born tin the homestead,
lot 11, ran, 5, where his son Mao
now lives. He farmed in Morris
Te'p_ the greater part of his 11fe, He
nee well and favonrably known
tbt'anghnnt the district where his
many frig nits and irque.indaneee n111
mine ire menial personalty. He wag
mar -rete on March 15th. 1090. to Mary
Eunice McDonald. who has been Ill
1n Ciinfnn TTo pital her ermint1me.
Tbe temple rel,,hr1("1 'hp enidee
eeniv.rnn•y of their wrdrling on Mar.
loin. 1010 at the Immo of their son
lT'te end Mee. Shaw.
There survives to mnnrn their lass,
be it s hie, wife Iwo on Mar, Grev
'rnwncbip: Norman of Noranda:
enc. dancliter. Mrs. James Brown
i Gertial of Nen Liskeard and three
grandchildren, Glen Brown and
Douglas and Peter Shaw.
Fnnerel services were conducted
August 9th. at the home of his son
Mac. by the Rev. Andrew Lane.
111`r11gt sr of the Brussels United
the month of June 15.05
Geo. Redford, Gnvter Drain 1500.00
Mrs. Robert Craig, relief 20.00
i Addienn Fraser, part salary 300.00
Harvey C. Johnston. Reeve,
Geo, (1. Martin, Clerk.
I
, HONORID ON 46th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 11
A happy occassio�n was arranged
BORN
ROSS — In Wingham Hospital on 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Pollard of Brussels when their
.august 811h, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack i fancily helped them celebrate the
Murray Ross of Preston, a son. i 45th anniversary of their wedding,
j Eighteen guests were present for a
1 dehiolous dinner including a decor
orated anniversary cake.
The eldest daughter of the fam-
NATIONAL EXHIBITION ily, Esther, Mrs. Leslie Braddock
of Vannonver, B. C., is visiting here
Friday, August 2411i. Opening Day. Iwibh her husband and son Stewart
Saturday. August 25t11, Warriors' , and slaughter Jean, and was pees-
!
Day , ent for the celebration, The other
Sunday. August 26th. closed. Imembers of the family are Rita
Monday, August 27th, Children's! (Mrs, Chester Rlntoull and Freida
Day. (Mrs. Mervin Plea) bath of Bilis-
Tuesday, August 28th, Automotive ( sels. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
and Electrical Day. ' of Sioux, Manitoba, who are cousins
Wednesday, August 29th, Food t of Mrs. Pointed were also present.
Products and Merchants Day. I Following the dinner Leslie Brad -
Thursday, August 30111, Women's t dock showed several films of col -
Music and Arts Day. ! ored mortes wlde,b he hos taken nf
Friday, August 31st, Press and I his home province. and of 5 trip to
Radio Day. Mexirn last winter.
Staturtdaiy, Setember tat, Manus- j Mr. and Mist Pollard, who was
Pactttrers', Floral and Athletic Day, formerly Margaret Cantelon were
DAYS OF 1951 CANADIAN
Sunday, September 2nd, closed.
Monday, September Ord, Labor
Day.
T esday September 4th Internat-
1. , ,
tonal Day and National Health
Day.
Wednesday, September 5th, Agri-
eulture and Live Stock Parade
Day.
Thursday, September 6111, Trans-
portation and Commeucial Travellers'
Day,
Friday, September 7th, Interpro-
vinetai and Service Clubs' Day.
¢ Saturday. September 8th, Citizens'
and Cadet Day.
tEGROVISIMASE
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Is one of the Best quality Available.
Regular Shipments • Now Being Re -
Calved. Order yours direct off
the oar.
M. C. OLDFIELD PHONE 68
married in the Methodist Church in
Dmussele, They farmed in GreY
and Morels townships and halve
lived in Brussels for the past two
years, They have six grandehtid-
ren.
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jaekltn, 161.1
Con, of Grey, wish to announce the
engagement of their eldest. daughter
Jayne Let'erne, to Robert Glonaher,
eldest son of Mr, anal Mrs. Herb.
Glrnlaher. nt Auburn, Marriage to
Teen nee.
The United Church
At Divine Worship on Sunday,
August 12. the sermon theme was,
"The Fruit of The Spirit." based on
Galatians 5:22, "The fruit of the
Spirlt is love. joy, peace, long suff•
ening, kindness, goodness, faithful-
ness, meekness, temperance: against
snob there ie no law." Gibson Wibile
Provided special music, singing,
"The Prayer Perfect." by Riley and
Stenson.
$2,00 per year - $2.50 U. S. t ..
SAND CONCERT
\
11ui,l (1”111..1.21 evil! 4,, held In
Vieto,i', Part. by the Lioite Club
Roy? :u"1 (}irla }land on Snttday even-
ing. AIgust 19th at 8 p. m.
Melville Church Service
mu preacher ar 1Tr.1'tlk, t'resby-
teri in Churoh nn rbinday mornina
last was the Rev. Lindsay Sirnpeen
nP Pt. Mary's. Hits snide& was "Pahl
nn the Island of Trvas." Miss Mar-
garet Perrie was guest soloist and
.cane, "in the beent.i(a1 Garden of
Pray,. r."
Tile.NteiOiVING DAY
P6A vne:a FOR OCT. 8th
•uik i' ^. Day win
he 1, „•,aimed shortly tot October
4111 1 n u,•,1. An `order -inn
.•nn, • . .,1,i .,nl.0 the proclamatiel3
i by Cabinet.
With the rest of south-western
Ontario, the Canadian National Nat
hibition is changing from 26 to 60
eyrie. By the time the 1951 ONE
opens on Angust 24. the eastern halt
of Exhibition Park will bo cOlin
vented.
mare
Scott - Strachan
On July 701, 1951, in Hatzic United
Church, by Rev. R. V, Gilbert, Walter
Frame's Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Scott, Brussels, Ont„ to Laura
Elizabeth youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, D. W. Strachan of Dewd-
ney, 13. 0.
BEiRNES ANR FERGUiSON
REUNION
The twentieth annual Reirnes and
Fergnisnn Reunion eras held in the
memorial park Listowel nn Monday.
Au:g, at 6111, with about 90 present
after dinner was served a game of
soft -hail was enjoyed, after whicb
101114' and contests were had, Mrs. I
W. (1. Reirnes won the Husband
(Inning Contest. The oldest gent at
the reunion was Wm. Hyde eighty -
green of Heneell. The oldest lady
1Trs. W. G. 'Betimes, seventy-fenr o4
Tristowel. The youngest haby Shell
Luong daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Turas nf Pelmertson, The Person,
mining the farthest was Mies Joan
9T'Ree, Helrkla. Ont. A oonere dance
woo held Mr. and Mrs... Conley re -
,.rived tat maize: Mr. T. Lncan and
'Arra; R. Dntl Bing ?nit prize. After the i
,n'rrts en Mention nf afftcerg wag
1,•14 f^r 19.'^ in' Gan. (Sgnmhali eg•
er.•,r, Prneidl24 a++.1 Jnrlt inn7ev
C er• Tee'+e. Tt wee derided to a'rrent
tke invitation of Mr. and Mrs.
Y i11'a'ie,-, ash ran., firer to hold no
rrnndnn :at their home In 1050. l(,ef
Monday in Avernet,
Took Lucas was elected President
and W. G. Retracts Secretary, for
sending the invitations to people
coming the farthest was Miss V.
Hyde, Rensall; Mr. W. F. Reirnes,
TAtatawel; Mrs. J. Peacock, Owen
Sound. Table committee, Violet '
Hyde, Mrs. G. Campbell, Mrs, W. 2
94. Beirnee and Mns. 5, l0, Ta(eklin,
Sporty Committee, Ivan Campbell,
'Softy Cnnsins and Mr. and Mrs, S.
telt(' P1505 the latter pant of August. Betimes and 7vlr..T•nan Oescadden,
IMaglaan sapper was served by the
('ARD OF THANKS table committees Mrs. W. G. Reirnes,
Mee. Joseph Shaw and family ex- Mrs. ,Teck 001111y and .Mrs Ralntr
'tend illanks to all triose who eryreets- 1 Reirnes. After supper mltgie and
ed their avmpatlty in so many kind sings were given by l,Sieset Mar•
wring at the time or our recent bar- Beret and W41me Cnn11y. Betty anti
Pavement. Tt was all deeply appreci- Renta. Luras end Vette Tlonglaa.
riled end will always he remembered. Friends were Present from TJekltla.
Owen Sound. Toronto, TTensall,
(1,atswonth, Tlahhtnrtnn. Liettnwel.
rnlmere,tnn. Norval. MMnlrsworth
13tbel. Tern,esels, Tinnegai and vsr'ons
marts of Ontario,
BORN
TiT,T,TOTT — Tn Victnrla Hnspdttl,
Lontlan. on Aug. 7, to Mr. and M.
Orwell 3111att, a daughter.
Dance to the Music of
Don Robertson and his Ranch Boys
In Brussels Town Hall on
MONDAY, AUGUST 20th
Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion
Lucky Door Prize. Dancing 10 to 1.
Admission 50c Lunch Counter
Barns, Fences, Shingles and
All Exterior Woodwork,
Johnson Electric' int
Phone 51 Brussels, Ont.
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