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PAPER DRIVE
The Boys Scouts Paper Drive will
be held on Friday, Oot, 1211. Please
separate newspapers from magaz-
ines and have them tied securely
to help the boys in handling them
in a burry.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Thur. Fri. Sat. Oct. 4-5.6
In Technicolor
"LORNA DOON,',
Barbara Hale Richard Greene
The outlaw family defying the King
fight a feud to the death. The
costume and drama make this an
outstanding picture.
Oct. 8-9-10 in Technicolor
"TOAST 'OF NEW ORLEANS"
Kathryn Grayson Marto Lanza
A Musical love affair of an Opera
Star and a Fisherman. MarloeLanza,
the man of the moment, rises to
operatic fame.
Oct. 11.12-13 In Technicolor
"DUCHESS OF IDAHO"
Esther Williams Van Johnson
This is o romantic story with It's
setting in Sun Valley. It contains
all the songs of the Summer season.
COMING -
"PEGGY"
Dianna Lynn Charles Coburn
°tate
Is one of the Best Quality Available.
Regular Shipments Now Being Re-
ceived. Order yours direct off
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Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a, m, Sunder School and
131bls Mese
11 a. m. Morning Worsb2p
7 p. m. Peening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
world Wide Co1110411m
end Th•anlL' g1ving Suudeee
Divine Worship - 11 o'clock.
Sacrament of Lord's Supper
Church School - 12 o'clock,
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr - Rester.
20th Sntnday Atter Trinity
Oet, 7th. 1951
et. John's Church, Orussele--
11 a, m. Holy Communion
Sunday School -
8t. David's Churoh. Henfryn
3 p.m, Harvest Service
iSpeolal Preacher
Rev. W. A, Jones, Seatforith,
It. George's Churoh, Walton
7.80 p.m, Holy Oetnanmmton
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
Fire Chief M. Thompson, requests
that all citizens of Brussels, clean
up and remove all fire hazards on
their property. Inspect your dhim-
enys and repair them if necessary
and don't forget she stovepipes, Be
sure that any 108000, waste paper and
old rags 01' any dn8iamenable sub-
stance awe dispose of or pot where
they will notbe a fire hazard.
RALLY DAY HEtD AT
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Rally Day was observed on Sun-
day, Sept. 30, when the members of
the Church School were present as
a school, in the church auditorium.
Tale tihetne of the sepv0ioe was, "A
Story to Teli to the Nations." The
Minister told a story of an African
boy, who became a minister of the
Cbmreb of Christ. The anthem, "Win
the World for Oberst" by le, Hewitt
and A. Judson was rendered by its
cheer.
Rewua4lk foe` pelilfech ,alttendantie
were presented to the following
members of the school - Morris
Hemingway, Sylvia Hoover, Freddie
Stephenson. Joan ThOmias, 13411
McQuarrie. Wayne Davison, Joyce
Thome, Shirley Stephenson, :Pane
Rann, Harold Bridge, Mardon Hoover,
Ruth Rennin wee, Jahn Jewell,
Sheen Porter. Merlon Hemingway,
.Tnvice Aii11PP, Pa1110141 Punter, Areold
Da risen, David Hentdnugmety. .Toon
Heaver. Murray Davison. Dnnlyn
T-Trmninewiv and Murray Hoover.
GREY'S 9th CONCESSION
HAS THREE DEPUTIES
At a recent meeting of Grand
Lodge Norman Hoover 08 St. John's
Lodge No, 284 A. F, & A. M. was
elected to the polariltilan of District
Deputy Grand Master for North
Huron, brings to light an interest-
ing coincidence. The district deput-
ies of •three different fraternal
orgaelzaltions now lave within a
distance of 3 3-4 miles on the ninth
Concession of Grey. Jest on the
edge of the town lives Mrs. James
S. Armstrong, who isthe district
deputy for Morning Ster Rebekah
Lodge. Mr. Hoover lives aboutane
mile farther east and Harold ,Tacklin
who holds a similar position in
Western Star Lodge Teo. 147 3,0.0.V.
lives shrill Neater .along the con -
session. Greytte:s are proud of
their comtrihulhien of the personnel
or these orgainiaaltToms,
AVM M.Ortt.ffecffieingt-PfA
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
Wed. Thur. Oct. 3-4
Doris Day, Gene Nelson, E. V.
Sakall, Billy De Wolfe
in
"LULLABY OF BROADWAY"
Technicolor
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
SUCCESSFULLY HELD
DESPITE INCLEMENT WEATHER
teeeite the inrleltlent weather a
1 e crowd attended ill t' Brussels
Fall Fair on Friday.
Showing o8 beef and swine by
,l:unlor Farmer's Clubs were tire
outstanding feature of this year's
1'a to .
.Strang winds swept the grounds
all'day and frequent `showers made
re -arrangement of the program. nec-
esuary, The race track warn, from
earlier rain.8tll, a sea of mud and
could not be used at all. The horse
races and bicycle races had to be
cancelled. Foot races wore held
in the infield. T1P parade circled
the palace, led by the Liens Club
Boys. end Chis Banal, and judging
of floats. decorated bicycles and
sehnols took place In front of the
preade.
Prizes tktt' school floats were re.
warded t:n 1st. S. 81. No, 7, Grey, a
natter reliawn float repres.eniting
menilW'rs of the United Nations
tinder a IT. N. bemire: 9nt1, S. S. 6
Merle frahnIng the old woman in
Nae sane with a ninnher of her
rlhlldrent in a huge papier-mnebe sten
3rd. S. S. 4. ere,., with a Royal
Visa float teed 4th. S. S. 6 (Ivey with
nr'ells hi 'Indian Oncrnlmes.
Rtlzes for ninrehdne went ti S. S.
12 (trey; S.S. 1 Grey: S.S. 5 Morris;
eee c c 11 'tin','rr
TTaren•nded bieveies 'lei David TCen-
er.nv• °s4 n0 via Tia stings: rd
. Tone Rann.
i Jerry MODtgonlery, Ha14'on agri-
cultural representative, officially
opened the fair. fie complimented
the officials .and directors. on the
fine showing made this yearr. He
stressed tee exoedlent efforts of Idle
junior sections, IOlston Cardiff,
M. P. for North Huron introduced
Mr. Montgomery. Wm, Turnbull, fall
fair board president, weleom.ed the
crowd, teetered the exhibitors, bus-
inese men, fair board and schools
for their ca-eperation. Bob Carhert.
Winglsam, C. T{, N. X, acted as
master of eeremont1es for the after-
naoa
A large nuneer of beef cattle wart)
shown and there was keen; compet-
ittoau between the members of the
junior farm clubs. Thirteen of the
Brussels Baby Beef Club had their
animals on show and nine of the
wnitrlee is a large class were from
the Brussels Ssvine Club,
Tn a class of 12 juniors top honors
in title tractor safe driving com-
petittan went to Mac Sholdice, Mao
merle the heat score, negotiating the
obstacle course, regarding safety
1 precautions. To him also went the
prize for least use of clutch and
brake. denoted by (;onion McGayin,
Walton.
William Elliott, AdrainEooth
"THE LAST BANDIT"
Trucolor
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. -Eve. 7.30 p.m.
MID -NIGHT SHOW OCT. 7th
at 12.05 After Sunday Mid -Night
Mon. Tues. Oet. 8-9
James Cagney, Virgina Mayo,
Doris Lay, Gene Nelson, Gordon
MacRae . in
"THE WEST POINT STORY"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $190.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
Wed. Thur. Oct. 10.11
Glenn Ford, Ann Baxter, Dermis
O'Keefe, June Havoc in
"FOLLOW THE SUN"
t{s'SCOORIV v'r ku'eF
Oltilldren's pets were a new class
and brought an assortm eat of cats,
kittens, rabbets, dogs, etc., winners
were : Pair of bantams, Marlon
Ternbull•, Shirley Mellen, Barbara
Turnbull, Eric Pixel; Fancy Fowl,
Rbdrley McNeil; Most unusual pet,
A. Stevens, Persian cat, Marion
Tunnhuil, Barbara Turnbull, Harvey
Kitchen. Cat. any other breed,
Morris Hemingway, David HasItings,
Joan (1111, Tsohel (1411. Angora rale
bite, C. - Stevens. Rabbits, Don,
Hemingway, Larry Perdue. Best
ring in Mince, Morris Hemingway,
Brent. Davlldaon, Dog showing least
resemblance to any breed. Patsy
Breams.
Children's races : Boys 6 to 8,
Brian Thetledge, Donald Wiliiannson,
ROSS Nicholson, Girls 6 to R, Ann
Fulton, Ann Achilles, Ruth Ritchie.
Boys 9 to 11. Franck Wileoss, John De
Raylter. Girls 9 to 11, Margaret
Looking, Rose Bolger. Betty Alcock.
Boyle 12 to 14, Vern Reaves, Harry
Sneath. Motley Fterher. Girls 12 to 14
Margaret Arhdiles, Velma Wheeler,
aatleett Smith.
In the palace 0hdidren'e and young
People's work was pa'onanent„
Scineel saahibtis were nmmerons.
Three garden clubs Ethel, Walton
and Brussels bad interesting displays
lncluslitng their reoond anti chart
books, first aid kits they assembled
and flowers and vegetables, Many
new articles were noted in the
needlework, fine arts and handi-
crafts. The Blower exhibits were
• utimerOus end lonely. Gne new dis-
play and inted'eettng was that of the
manual training (nurse 0R the Wing-
lnnm TTdgli Seho01 Area. This, in
charge of Mr. Vegan showed am•
,sginlelly brantifnl work done by Vile
sf ttdenhs,
There wen a. fine and tasty showing
of babbler. fruit anal flinwers were
also a.hundant.
Baby Beef Calf Club
Senior calves: Flora, Tmnbtu•11, R.
R. 2. Brussels; Leslie Knight, R.R.
2 Brussels; Michael Gatleitzen, R, R.
8 Wiaiton; Junior calves, Jean Fraser,
R.R, 1Tdlliltel; Leona Johnston, R.R.
2 Blyth; Piet Van Vliet, B.. R, 2,
Bisueeele; Jan Iran 'Vliet, Ii.,R R.
2 Brussels; Marilyn Bolger, R. R. 3
W:a'lltoni; Ciorrie. Van Vliet., R, R. 2
Brussels; Dorris Johnston, R, R. 01
Blyth; Ronald Smith, 1t.R. 2 BrU$-
se1s; Donlon Hetningwaly, R. R. 3
Brussels; Rene Delbergne, R. R. 2
Brussels; Slhowmaneh0p: Ronald
Smith; Leonia Johnston; • Ma.rilyn
Bolger; Jean Fraeemi Pieta 'Van
Vliate Doris Jolneton; Donien
Hemingway; Mee 'Tlnlrnbitll; hetet.
eel Gultetzeni (0rrde Van Viiet; Jam
Vait Vllet; Leslie Knight; Item17Plheryue,
Grain
levied of rifelfa seed; Richard
Procter, R,R. 5 Brussels; Bushel
white fall wheat; W. Turnbull and
Son, Ilr.t.4•sels• N. Hoover, Brus-
stee: Buebel of 6 -rowed barley;
(1. Knight, R. R. L Brussels; W.
Turnbull and Son; A. Turnbull,
Brussels, Bushel of late oats: Jas.
Maly, R.R. 6 Btlu,seels; G. Knight;
lite, Dennt:s, Brusseaa; Bushel of
early ote; A Turnbull; Wan, Dennis,
Bushel of timothy seed. 0. Knight;;
A, Turnbull; D. Hemingway; Brus-
sels. Bushel of husking corn on
coh: J. Van Vliet; G. Knight; R.
Prorter, Brussels. Bushel of red
clover: Wm, Dennis. Sheaf of fad-
der
ad.81 1 corn: G. Knight: W. Turnbull
and Son; K. McFarlane, R. R. 2
Brussels.
Bale of rivet cut hay; Ralph
Sawyer, R.R. 6, Rensceis; R', Turn-
bull and Son. Bale of second rut hay
W. Tnrnlw:ld and Son; G. Knight.
eatom barley field crnp compet-
ition: Harvey Tohnetnu; G, Knight;
J. Knight; J. Smith.
Brussels Swine Club
Swine: • Pieta Van Vliet; Glenn
Oliver; John Hoover; John Mair;
Tan. 'Van Vleit; Carrie Van Vliet;
Jim Bolger; Doris Johnston; Laurie
Black. Showmanship: Piet Iran
Vliet and Glenn Oliver, tied for first,
Jodie Hoover; Doris Johnston: John
Male; Laurie Black; Currie Van
Vliet; Jim Bolger: Tan. Van Vliet.
Beef Cattle
Shorthorns: Bull two yrs. and
over: W. Turnbull and Son; Frank
Cardiff; Ken. McFarlane; Bull one
yr. and over: W. Turnbull ane Son;
Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; Senior bull
calf: W. Turnbull and Son; J.
Smith, Br'useeda; Andrew Gaunt
leerier mill calf: J. Smith, 1 and 2;
W. Turnbull and Son 3. Two year-old
heitter: Andrew Gaunt 1 and 2; W.
Turnbull and Son 3. Yearling heifer;
Andrew Gamna W. Turnbull and Son;
J. Snndth, Senior better: calf: A.
Gaunt 1 and 2. J. Smith 3. Three
year old now: A. Gaunt; W. Turn-
bull and Son; T. Smith. Junior
heifer calf: W. Turnbull and Bon:
M. Taylor, Belgrave; J. Smith.
S9rorthorn herd: A. Gaunt; W.
Teennh•ull and Son; J.. Smith. Get of
sire: Andrew Gann f; 3. Smith; W.
Turnbull and Son.
Aberdeen Angus: Joe Weber,
lldldmay, only ebhihitor.
Herefords ; George Kennedy,
Ltuoknow; won all first prizes, ex-
cept first for senior heifer calf, to
James Coulter, Belgrave, and first
for junior heifer calf to Jean Fraser,
Brussels. Hereford herd : George
leennetly1 ; James Coulites 2,
C1lampion beef herd; George
Kennedy, Lulcknlow. Baby beef under
750 pounds: Kan Campbell 1 and 2; !
A. Turnbull 3, Pen of steers under
900 pounds; Geo. Menzies 1 end 3;
G. Knight 2. Pen of Risers over
900 polnnds: Geo. Menzies, G.
ICnigtht. Beat finished baby beef
under 750 pounds. Ken, Campbell,
Tractor Competition
Tractor safeeirtvdng competition:
Mar Shaldlee, Jan Van Vliet, Laurie
Black, Rose Sinith, Gerald Carter,
Charles Turnbull, Leo Dietner, ,Jim
Bolger, 31in Kerr, .Harold Knight,
Jack Knight, Ross Sawyer.
Pony Show : Elmer Johnston,
Atwood, 1 and 2 for brood mere, 1
for oak, 1 for Shetland team.
Douglas Sheen, Mitchell, 2 for colt,
2 for Shetland teem. Tom 13oseence,
Newton, best saddle pony.
Swlne
Yorkshire Boar, 1 year old and
over. W. 111, Turnbull rued Som:, Bob
McMillan, Frank Cardiff. Boar, one
year. Bob McMillan, W. T11. Trumbull
and Son; Boar, under 6 months,
W. 10, Tumbrel. Sow, year or under,
Turnbull, fljornhulLLL CrardlLff,. Stow
under 6 months, MaMill.an, Chilver,
Turntbull, Pen, Tatrnibnll. Sow, any
age, champion, Turnbull.
Owing to lack of spare the re •
-
ma•ining pole, List will appear In
nett woelr's issue.
ORATORICAL CONTEST
SPONSORED BY MAJESTIC W. I.
On the evening of Thereby, open.
lug dal of th ltnuan,.l. ?all Fair, au
oratorical r,,i tPot spou,nr1.1 by the
llajes1le Wo,neh's InstitOle, was
halal in the crystal Palace.
[h eolue t was ripen to boys and
gill; of grad e 7 and 3. The speak -
1' were given the choice or three
subjects, "A Famous Man or Wo-
man." "The History of The Village
of Brussels", "A Trip I Have Taken."
Seven of the fifteen orattore chose
to speak nn the first subject. These
wp00: Elizabeth Myers. "Sir Walter
Scott"; Joyce Jacklin, "Florence
Nightingale"; Joyce Miller, "Robin
Rondo; Many Hayden. "Joan of
Are"; Marlon Hemingway. "Penance
N,ghdingale"; Dianne Meetair, "Prin-
ress Elizabeth"; Margaret efeCnt-
eltenn. "Our Q'i'en", Three: .tgnes
T;ano, jean Smith and Esther Smith,
chose as their auhjeet, "History of
Rrnesels", white Rutb Procter,
Marilyn. Travis. ErIene Wam,sley,
11 ob,nt Barwick and Donald H"ming-
wav snoke on. ",A Trin T Have.
Token."
Jr,n Smith. Arne', lennr and
Robert Barwick warp awarded, first.
,eernnrl anri third prize reepertively
by judges. L. R. Plmmsiterl, sea -
forte: W. S. Hell anri Robert
F"rmn.nn nt Meehan).
Mr)RRIS TWP, COUPLe
35 YEARS WED
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Turvey, 2nd
line M Morris, observed the 35th
anniversary of their marriage on l
Friday, - They were honored guests
art a dinner at the home of their
only daughter. Mrs. McTaggart,
and Mr. McTaggart, Goderteh.
Guests included Mrs. Turvey's two
sisters, with their .husbands, and
1Tr. and tills. Roy Sellers. The im-
nuedialhe family presented the cel-
ebrants with a sliver water pitcher
They were recipients of other gifts
of jewelry, cups and samcere, and
linen. besides many letters and
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Turvey were mar-
ried at the home of th-e bride's par-
ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Archibald. . near Seaforth, by the
Rev. David Carswell, minister at
Wirehrap Presbyterian Church.1
Thev have one grandchild, Scott
\ioTaggart.
MORNING STAR REBEKAH LODGE
ENTERTAINS GODERICH LODGE
A pleasant evening was spent
when Morning Star R.ebleeklah Lodge
entertained about twenitty of the
staters from Goderioll Lodge, Dur-
ing
the bueln.esa meeting, invitations
were read from Godertdh And Exe•
ter Lodges to visit them on Oct.
2nd and 3rd resfectivialy, At these
meetings Sister' Ada Armedrong,
D. D, Plies„ and her installing
staff will Metall the officers for the
coming term; it was decided that
the members of Morning Star would
eater for a turkey banquet apomsered
by the Oddfellows on October 16th,
*hoe tine etan.d Master, J, Te. Mb-
Tidnney, Brooklyn, Ont„ will visit
titin Metric*, Sister Lamina William ,
snn waschosen to convene the ar-
raii entents. Followintg the meeting
several Manes of Ringo warp played,
the winitnrs being Yrs. G. Knitting,
lyrs. N. Creche, Mrs.- le, Bell,
Mrs. Wm. Olnetort, Mrs. Wan, I
lealenlster. Mrs, M. 1'rttgl'ey, Mrs,
F. Roane. of rierT ric11 nisi Sisters
File Kerr and 1,eioilln Rrac 08 Rrna-
aeIe slsiter T,1414an Trine fanMired
th•e sistoe with tele ninisuts nnmhere
.nand Ciotov Chrictenn Mnlowrii
Jori hnmirnrnce reaelihrint A elelldht-
fnl lunch was served by the lunch
ennuniltee,
Brussels Lions Frolic on Oct, 17er..
ANNOUNCEMENT -•-
"And tine To tlr„w Itri" by Joiitt
(lupi i; the boob to be reviewed by
lira. Nora t17anuderet 'i4'oi<lutt , "f
Detroit at the concert following the
turkey dinner in the United Church
441 Moodily evening, Ora.. 151h. This
is a fine story basad on facts of a
hey growing up in a small town and
yea( t people among whom he
grew up load to do in the making of
his character. There is laughter,
tears and challenge in the .story. Do
not mise it,
r,ow
Brussels Lions Froile on Oct. 17th.
h Service
11.0 >;uttda'y' Sops
a, a !t,l 1 h tat Sunday, when
-'1 a$det141 -
d in I ,+tt .il burcli 'Puree pup
11 h In! to torn. Rev, It
N:rs :n .,1,It1.4,1.11 '110 school a:
-.a v 1
them telviee on their dmpoi'
uu•r_ of work and play in roger'
,11 thrir future work of the o9huam'
Tt 11 liacTavish and Mr. Js:
S. Armstrong presented certl1ielatt
to the' pupil.; for good attondanut
Four of the boys Mao took up th
collection and an anthem wan r •
by the choir,
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
In Ethel Presbyterian Church on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th
Morning at 11 a. m.
Minister - Rev. W. M. Hyndman
Evening at 7.30 p. m.
Guest Minister - Rev. Alex Nimmol
Special Music by the Choir
Everyone Welcome
Come to the
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB FROLIC
In the Arena on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th:
Lions Boys and Girls Band Concert 8 p.in.
Bingo and other games of' chance
Fish Pond - Refreshment Booth
Lucky Draw for Cash Prizes
Dance in Town Hall - Good Orchestra
1
For Intaro itzeis
65 to .9 Years of `1g
APPLICATIONS -may be taken by Municipal Clerks,
City Welfare Administrators or by Provincial Welfare
Field Workers.
QUALIFICATIONS -persons 65 to 69 years may ree
ceive $40.00 monthly commencing January 1st, 1952
if resident in Canada for 20 years and have income,
including allowance, less than $720.00 a year if single
and $1200.00 if married.
If further information is required please write
to Department of Public Welfare, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto, Ontario.
ONTARIO
BLIND PERSONS ACT
An applicant may receive $40.00
monthly if 21 or over, a resident
of Canada for 10 continuous years,
and their income, including allow-
ance, is not in excess of $840.00
if single and $1320.00 if married.
ONTARIO CITIZENS
70 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
who are not now receiving Old
Age Pensions should obtain an ap-
plication from the nearest Post
Office -complete and forward to -
OLD AGE SECTIRITY,
ONTARIO REGIONAL OFFICE,
122 Front St. W., Toronto.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Honourable W. A. Goodfellow,
Minister of Public lrelfan,