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?OST PUBLISHING I-IOUSE
,.� Majestic Women's Institute I Notice To 'Morris
cow
Wednesday, may loth, 1945
`Beet le Buteuels
Two Shows Nightly 7:30 & 9:15 pm.
FRI. Matinee Saturday — 2:30 SAT.
CHARLES BICKFORD IRENE RICH
IN—
peen of the e ' on
AN "''OUTDOOR ACTION PICTURE
OF THE FAR NORTH.
T•UES. WED.
"Constalbe"
Formby
It's �o�s�albe George For
Y
"On The 8 at
George Is A Policeman This Time and BROTHER He Gets •
Away With Murder - - - He'll 'Kill you = -
with ,Laughter and Song.
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall
Friday, May 25
Music by
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
Refreshment Booth
Admisison — — 40c
Plastic Eyes'•
•
Arniy doctors ;have evolved - new
low cost plastic eyes •for wounde4
Medians whish •alne oontlt'ortable,-
Indestructible, 'sari look like nature's
very own! The Ameritlan Weekly,
with thtilst +Saunldees (Mary 20) issue
of The Detroit i,Stundwy Times, Pre-
sents ddebaifl illustrated fol full
color, on tlbis, impolibant subject.
Play -- Uncle josh Perkins"'
A 3 -act Comedy will be presented by members of
Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton
SI
.^ ��a •
ails Town�.
In Brusg
Thursday, May 17th, 8.30 P. M.
Under auspices of Woman's Association of
Brussels United Church.
Admission— =-4035c and -20c
Mrs H. Sullivan, Pres. Mrs• Jas Bryans; Sec.
Keep
Canada
Prosy �enitt
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VOTE
Al
II'BERA'L.
,JUNE,
Published by North Nortli Huron Liberal Association.
Wa.ntedi'COOBass.
No. 1 Potatoes
Meadow Fescue,. arcane Grass, Orchard Grass,
Canadian Blue Grass, Kentucky Blue Groan Etc.'
Also'' a good supply of, Dutch Sets
We can supply 3 you with Oil Cake.
MOM. Paint Offer ..... 59c sit.
A- J. PEARSON
PHONE 2147 Eft L
The regular meeting of llnq Towns] ip Ratepayers
Monistic Wonnenls institute was held'
an Thursday all'termu'on, May 110th atj A meeting of Morris Tat), ratepay
drm for iii ousoose of disoulSaing tate,
the home o1 Mrs. lirnofd Spells ,Totsnlshllp sScSroo! Aires, W111 be held
with 'dG dairies itieasienL meetinglow_ in ,the Twp, Hall on. Pridory, May
opened wfih (bide �operther ode (taboo-' 111aY 18th at 8:80' p.m.
era by the lLord's •anstyen Inn unison, a G-eo, Masai!, Clank
The nail 'call was •ansnvened everyone
showing interest iia current •events.
Minutes of previous .an'eebinlg wore ,Engagement Announcement
lea and approved, it was proved -
tbtat Mirs,; I4en, i5lnunrio arra Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs, Alexander tspeirin,
Ead'l 'Outjnhare ,be ,bhe delegates (hey township, announne the en -
tom this Institute to tbhe 'clLstrict gagemen,t of their eldest daughter
ineetbing to be held at Fotudwidh. A.:Eclytth'e Pearl, Reg. N:, 't'o ,Samuel
disoussiiow Palbowed on the (capper -'John Vliaoad younger son .of M'r. and
stave program aurid it was decided to ;suss, E, W, Vipond, Atwood.
Ease Jieaith, The auditor's report' mast—Inge to take' place May 2641] art.
was "than ,green by 'Mors(, 'George i Knox 1Iltrted Ohntuch, Mancadeff.
Braes. A paper wale given. by Mrs,
Heat Mamevineg tan "When Peace
Comes take, in oevenently with -" Gift Presented To
humble hands]-•petuoe is important Recent 'Bride
inoen•nattltonalitty more so individually. -
l'hls .paper Wws much enjoyed]. The Mrs. Ross Tuaihey, a recent bride,
topic Tine spent on. analcing beauty was presented' with a ibvoly porn
is not washed," was MAY gdman 1:Y flower bow and figuerinhe by
Mn"s, Blasi Ouldanlane, A presentation bInrntnie 'Stas 'Lodge , of vrdt5cjlr the
at to table reftedbor to Mrs, lien, 1
,Shunrle, tine'owtgoing- pn'esiden;t then. bride vs• a member, at `,their last
book place. Amps. Douglas Heaping- j meeting. 'Ilhe presentation' was mails
may reeding the .•adtdress• and making ; try the Junior Past Noble Gr'an'd.
:the lareserltattion ton behalf of the t Airs. 't.dtttie. twins. ee,v,ey' expressed.'
In'ebil'ute. -Mrs. Sluturrie gave a
short but veiny epprtoirriwbe reply. tier thanks torr the gift. Lunch was
J' 'n ' followed � seabed :and a .stodiaJ Stour en ed'.
The aneeLa � then elas,ed fo lkrw' d UY jolt
a 0100555 ' hour. -
A Play "SUE"
will be presented by
The Summerhill Red -Cross
under the- sponsors'htip of
Duff's Y.P.O in the
Community Hall, Walton, on
Wed., May 23, at 8.30 p.m.
Admission — 35c & 15c
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont. -
,NOW SHOWING—
Thurs., Fri., Sat., May 17, 18, 19
'Two 'Features' -
Charles Starrett
Sagebush 'Heroes ' -
Wild. West action- greater thrills.
than ever. '
Also•Bob Crosby'. r, Lynn Merrick
Meet 'Miss Bobby ,Socks .
Meet a charmfui armful of fun
and frolic..
Mon., Tues", Wed., May 21, 22, 23
Humphrey Bogart Walter Brennan
-To Have and to Have Not .
Lauren Bacall ,Dolores Moran
A melodramatic -entertainment with
plenty of zing.
Next Thurs,, Frt., Sat,, May 24, 25, 26
Irene Dunne '"Charles Boyer
Together Again The year's, most exciting
romantic Comedy,
COMING—
Frenchanan's Creek.
"When tilt day of . Pentecost
was fully come, they were an
with one accord in one place."
Acts 2:1.
Melville Church
Mlnlat4
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B. A., 'B. D
11, A. M. Morning Worship
MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE
The'Sunday School will meet
'at 10,45'A. M.. and worship
with the congregation.
7 P. M. Evening Service in
the. United Church.
Come and Welcome
United Church
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morino 'Worship • -
"Until Seventy Times Seven".
The Mission. Band
12 Church School and
• Bible Class
7'P. M. Evening Praise '
The Minister:'
Everyone Weloome.
Church of E:ngiand
Parish of Brussels
Rector Rev. Maurice F. Oldham
Whit Sunday, May 20th
St. John's
Brussels— •
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. HolyS Sermon' and
St. John's Walton -
130 P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
2,$0 P. M. Sunay School
.anddBlble Class
St, David's Henfryn-•-
1.30P P.M. Holy Communion
and Bible Close
8.80 P. M. Hely' COMMSermonomen
Dance Sponsored By
Brlassels Legion.'
The Brussels Legion (,sponsored
lento:tiher donee last Friday in bhe
Brussels. Town Hall to provide
,s'mtoTes, for the boys ,overseas, Music
was elu`pplied by . Ken Wilb'ee's Or-
-cities:tie, The feature of the evening
(eas a draw for a 'calf donated by
Geo. 'Hislop. Mase. Hen'beut 'S'tretunn
was the winner of the calf:
St. John's Church ' -
Ascension Day iServldes, were
lieid in: St. John's Church on Thurs-
day, May 10101. At 10:30 aan. there
vias a (Celebration of Holly 'Commnin-
ian.
At 8 pane. ,a service .appropriate for
the Daly, with special thanfasgitti.l0,
prayers for Viotony was 0ield. The
renter preached on the various
a:ppearanoes of our Lo1u1 ,bo .Firs Dis-
rirles calming the 50. 'dtaivs . after -Knight DaraIn' Estimate 540.00
Easter also :the account of the Plans and Speci'fioattons may b
A•scens:ion' as recorded in Chapter 1
of ,the Acts of the -Apostles, The 'seen alt ,One Clerk's office at Ethel,
greait wank Which our (Lard is doing OnNt,
in heaven — preparing a place for • Security avail be regladned,
no, tinberoecling for us, a.nd present- The ]tweet on ,stay 'bendier not.
ing our pn,ayeris awl pralilses before I•
-
the throne ,df God were this mato neeeseanOly accepted.
thoughts of +bhe .s.ernon. J. H. DER, C1enkM .
Thank YOU
a:; rail+.smnit in the rte nt 8th I
Vissboaiy Loam - Wish to thank the
citizens of the TKawnsitip of Croy for
their srptxlndid suppot't given in the
tecelit 'campaign.
The co•opea'afiien- of The liault
slanagei's and Staff was much
a.pp'edibuted.
i'luaivman•—Itesse'll Knight
alleanen--Watson Blown.
R. W. Whitfield
Andrew Turnbull
J. II. Feats
Sacred Concert
At Melville Church
A Sealed Concert was -bold in
vcavine Presbyterian Ch(uraah on
11o! -day evening lest in ,connection
roil: the re-upening of a re -built
modern. organ.
The two wieciel artists of the
evening Bober Al. Unlock, tenor
soloist ut limon .Memorial Ohunoh, B,ev. Samurai 1{,ate•. w'h'o 11!as
Torautllof 'and C. nankin]. Legge,
sou organhl..also of Toronto pro- minlatmred 'to. Melville Preslh:.ybe„bal.,
irar
via,ed the .audience with a feast 'of Chunah dau'gregation Brussels: since
ri;H, emnr
lvilsi C nh aloi1 o011t1ibubed
well sermon hese au 'Swnday, 4vyAugst 1933 will paeech his fare -
bile, attntavtive ' anthems to the Lith before going to Glaoe Iia
program and Wm. Speir, base, and 1'•
Hiss June Work were heard to good owe Breton Island, N:6 , whore Itis
turwawWr,ge tin seared solos. 1;,tduotian will be held in ,5't. Paul's
loads D. Thompson, organist 05 Church there on May 3,Ist.
:ht: cheurch,'toigether wdbh Mr, Legge, Mr. Kers' gu'acleated from Knox
stied ,as no -c ompamises:
The organ, tenant by the Legge
Organ Company of Toronto is
•ocsplemtidfleolecllyhas voicedbean pl.anacedd +bonaddy, sofis
.Glade Ba'y, 1500 miles from there,re, is
rich atmd satisfying. The modern t Brussels
iu front
the choir. Tare action is electro
pia
emetic tic •Uhnoughont areal mining ,dent] a anti le a pros-
-
the concert the choirparous dantmnnitty of 2,5000. 'Situated
on the Atlantic seatboasui, the
scenery is very beautiful.
The :many friends Of M', and Mrs.
I5err and 'their •ohrildrent, as well as
TENDERS FOR DAMAGE WORK' the members ,pf Meiva"llte tongs,
Rev. S. Kerr To Go
To 'Glace Bay
P
RUSSELS, ON TARIM
Give Your Blood
On May 25th ;
Donn let the tact •tMt ;bile wise 2010.
been on in Europe •tl¢jhn Zol; et.'9, -
beim'& a. blood donor a+t ,lam oInSfn tRwR
be held in Baiu(seseas PAW R
The viebm''Y •over N'- 10.30a14fa r
an opdpretseeman was a cef ly cl?t14;'-
„snipe in: Bile end limb 'nae lides
There are snamy ihuwdrede t7E vt01
ed, Who Min must tnulberg'o 'dnl'tt
and ooeepy hospital beds for Maur'
monthsv to, taome, Blood pianola ea'
:ill uigenlly i ded• for than. It
rs a vital necessity! The fight to
;sit.e the lives. of ,the sick amt:
o ' twounded did not stoop with tthe order
to ,cease flaing—that •fight must go or,Y.
'instil ,all that it is possible 'to do--
, ,has been done- for them.
it is too bad that civillams could(
,not .all visit a military hoepitsf--
t,hen we Would not hesitate—but
hurry •to enroll our 'names, as blood
dono'ns,, Won't you ',aril Mrs. H. In
Alien, 'phone 38, now ,and ask her
to add yomr name to the list of
111:oil donors for the clinic to be held
in Brussels on Friday, May 25th.
They wan victory en war--+t'or us—
now we must provide (tins, bloafi
Iloat sectors Band nurses• may win
viabory over disease and death—for
deem.
College, Tortomto, in 193'a Wald; was
01 drained at Avw'nton that same yes,.
He served: at Avontan ental coming,
o masse s in August 1938.
adjourned ,to the primary room
e- i' ere dainty-refresltnnlenbs were
served and a social time spent;
,,.Tenders will be redeived bill Mon-
day. May 281111, 1945, et 8 01010010 pan.
for the work to ..be .don's .on ,the
bellowing drains:
Amnustnlong Maim .... Estimate 825.00
Trg-Tis Malin Estimate 850.00
Silveri•-Oornsns Dr, Estimate 3519.00
Whitfield Dain Esibilratte - 550,00
Turnbull Darin Instimatte 2850,00
He
them:
Return
Sohn W.Hanna
as your
representative
to the
Ontario
Legislature -
knows your problems and what to do about
Drew Lowered the School Tax by 50 per cent.
Drew cut rural Hydro. Rates and extended this•'service
andhas plans for further great extensions as soon as
materials are available.
These and ' other
things were accomplished in
18 months.
Let Drew and Nanna Carry On:
VOTE HANNA, JUNE 4th
tarots -Bruce PrOgreadve Conservative Association
&erten; will negr'et ,their leaving
'Drusa:et s ,but wtislh them happiness
and :sato-seas 5111 Iberia. new Tfleld of
endeavour,
Morley Mills of Ripley
Dominion -C.C.F. Candidate
Mr. Marley Mille, :thirty -00r year
old Ripley district farmer was
chosen ' as the' Domi'ni'on
standard bearers for the impending
election. Mr. 'Mills is an active
member of the United Church,
tsaches .Sunady .School and it .al
leader in young people's work. Until
recently he was .secretary of- Huron.
bowrisffii,p confederation ,of torn the defe of .Tartan and "then ire
t
agri'cul• ,establish a lasting and enduring '
time, ha ase now president of Kin- world peace,
camddne and . distrileet co-op'er'ative,
Mr. Mills r'eceive'd his 'edhroation in
Huron township and Ripley s•chouls
and become a student of teaono:nice
-and is well read, The lapel farmers
feel there As no -one better fitted
to represent 'them at Ottawa, than
05r.. Mills,
At The Churches
St. John's, Brussels
On Sunday, May laths the dsy se:
aside for praise and thanksgiving
Iter vidtory was observed in St. '
John's Anglican Church with a.
lattge attteihdiamiee at 11 a.m. The
special ander of service ,approved by the Canadian Council ,of Churches.:
was used and the rector, Rev. M. P':. •
Oldharn was in clhaa•ge. Brussels •
Memel: No. 20.3 of the Canadian
Legion paraded to church for the
s'ervioe. The Legion Banner and bhe
Union Jack were cooled, at Vb..-
head of ate surplus -choir by. Geral
dine iStrettonn aavd Annette Cennpbell-
.Alms, C, Watson- was ovgamisit and
Mr. W Tucker, soloist, his seelectiaat
being "My Go& My Fealer," Tile
The sector preached an appropri'at,e
sermon, an the test - tI Moon. 1019.S-
"1211 children et Judah prevailed '7
cause they relied upon tire Lase"
God of 'thei,r ilatb'er. Confidence in
Goll can behaalf of the peopite of tilt,;
Empire brought Victory, We are.
ever to keep in 'mtMd those who
nntudee tle, sult't'eme sacrifice. We art.
,now to comoenerate ,ost;r ,energies
'PEOPLE WE KNOW
• ,t s ,K. w as a
Capt. G. ,R. Oasnplhell spent the
week ,end at his home (here,
Melville Presbyterian 'Church
Ina ;MeOvitl'ie Church an Sunday
mtob'mdng ,the zreasulit, organ, was re-
dedicated. The .minister peneadhec •.
from Pslalrn 147:1,. the c•Losing words•
or the vensle, Praise rile Coarsely. The
guest sol'oist'was •Oaetnenon Geddes of -
AI'itdlpelll, whoo slang two nrintibers flz•
tine morning, The ,Lord's Prayer E'
M51.10bt end A Mouser's Day Song.
'Ilse anthem by the clhoitr was. Yes
that. stand- its :the House of bytes
Lund„ by Walter, Spinney.
. In ,live evening ,the, sermon was
pneaclsed by Mr. Wilson who dealt
with Oho vkibor5,t granted the allied
arms and ,she sltmnggle ahead with
Miss Elizalrelbli Busker, London,1 Japan. He stressed ,hhie -meaning
was a week •end visitor at her home of diaitbh to &elect on to .all 61ais. and the:-
post -was world. Two anthems • were
Miss Janet and Velma, Watson tendtered by the nboib'. "Bless the
aper It• the week -end with tb.elr mocker Lord. it My 'Soul from hie Rltusaian
Mrs. C. Watson. Tii5nlm y end '5 Wail, liter( imy Fior.7s""
Sgt. H. ISSbrebben .TObo has bean 1,y -Cadet 'Simper Tb(a s'alo part 31e'• .
11051501 deported In. Toronto on Wed, tate second andlreni was saing'1i2' Mr,.,
a esdaly of :this week, Cara Douglas. M Geed'cles slang Trim
Mars, A2, :this
or ansae Losl Citot'd, by SultTianan, :and the
hymn, Softly 'and tenderly, Tesstus 'rear
flailing.' Mr. Thtant:peon able organ--•
ist was et. the eiousolie of the organ:"'
for t11150 that 9ie'tt'mtf the service tto
tate 'morning nod Mast '(Villnain' I1th1
for the second luailt'1. In the evening
Mrs Th'ompstliii' aa, ;opt Charge of this
mnai'c.•tht Otlp y
The Na kiat (bats" 'off .
womtlh has been. the guest •of Rev.
Si. P. and Mins. Oldham this week.
smut Mrs, John Roney !received
word out ,blueir son, 'Cpl,
who `wan: ,a visional' of ivar in Italy
has been libenat.ed.
Mos'. M. -L -ycook has received The United
word :that ,her blether WO , Brace'
Sutherland who has been a tis,Sner
of yan' in Gennnttny lhrttia Heel
liberated and is, now in J illlalnkl,'
Wont has been received carat. FO
S. F. Btryans„ ,son ,of 0411'. and Mrs,
Ed, Boyars, a ineneber of ,Hirst. Royal
Canasilain Air Force, has : beta! liber-
ated throtn a, German internment
ea mp,
Rev, M. F. D albant and Matic Joann
Fischer were in Lau'dbn +tlt9 week
aitentldttIg the Annual,Servioes and
Sn,ss0anse ,of the Ditocetlsa,n Synod
hold in :St, Pears Cathedral and
Cronyn iinii'l, '11hsy returned horse,
ut the .eondlnteion of the Synod cn
Wednesday P.M.
Huron Fe enation To
d
Sposnor Annual Picnic
The Huron O only Fed(enn,tiax '"'eE•.
Antill, rn:0re is bolding Sites Annual
1 ieitl Daly and, pitdnlr in :the Llonls
Pork at Seafeatilt oris Nrexdas,iday,
Tune 13th. Planta ere arnder 'Wap
to make. 'this 511,1 bigtgesst day of, the
Years in, TTst'an 'c'onnity, _The red:er•
t'!ttbai wi Ill tleattmul's stjrolrflau +lI510 year°,
htndlet' ,((lite d"lireaabioni Of 'Iaotery(lr'etIg
of0uu15e; •.,
', no5n plane shakily 85te'G'itttltbe'd, :the
pntib541c its, Ott ,nit e d lot at 0* Honig 'lo be
teente itehere,d,
,year
Tha nitagi''U g s wlah toltlseiueclt ,on Sun-,
day monn'ttiitg d,t21 ttOtie Wiled Ohiirdh t34
ofsslunotitsstb 4bhe Motbea's Thi
ietiiSirt . t $ d .ct'sy 9i0rile-
tend onI ,11 Sims unday ; ), .ol was
01k0,1Pe''19,C,, tt�w'Eh pB.ee 1- = in rites•
d,etotio)taici t'tlsee e'ildreells
Mtlollt'„• •,,re,tiSd V - . Staple •
Wa, eats, o'iti,ult08d land std
veiny. lIsav1'r'115'. A :twit Tilsit harmony
mats
:sung by m tuumtber lot' yatmg
istiitedAawn5 a 1111" by seises:, Marjory
5ansiteltata'v, Trotieldta Willits acrid (Betty
•Coutaitnts,, The IStrnitl s' Seboh1 ,robes-,
'Plan•.. ;,'c'ahtpomet1 el IITlma Therm,
Br-ethrrns and M'o'ss Meavil4a^
lenitilita; ' Nennon Hoover, 1)'analii5
Been, 1.501115 -"1 4teim• iniad •ORffo'
Tit sethlin, eateetanpailied is tate hymns. •
'Etter ineSenige am the m anning - watt
bt'nntelhtt by 'Moa,, TSearnelli Tytertnr'lr.
All a'rl of tappratota'hioit ons ann;de b3r
Miss ikmai1 y Te 5e
and Lowrie
Catretl11rat, uinmimu; wtitdrh 'tato seines on
t'tlr Honour Roll were read. 'She'
nttsIsage v4141611 Vie 'M1a'.3eis5y the Tr0snza'
•adldtndarned ,Im title 15nuusirue rcnr 'V P, Tom'•
was ,reed end the eNaitiianal A,ntdlrcrn
was sentry.
tstpiolurcldtl a:Ithendla,nere Merited t1*
(Meta a (15
'i1110' "Ilstaio)t. liea'rld "will nueett netsfit
Sirnalav M urnlmlg,
• RED CROSS NOTES
A denttllltdtt Of 24.00 trfoltt ll*'
Scshsilltuy gi of Si., Almbrf,S0r
Chhnticltt 4s s,ckvalwlctlaosl Ivieli•"
thauu n