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Featuring your favourite funsters of radio stage and screen with nutty
nonsense that will keep you in knots!
Featuring:
EDGER BERGEN & Mortimer Snurd and Lucille Ball- at her loveliest best.
Show commences Monday night at 6 p.m., 8 p.m, and. 10 p,m,
Tuesday might at 7 p.m. and 9 p.In,
�� Childrenildadmitted to first show only.
THUR., SRI. Open at 7 WED., SAT. continuous from 3.30
"Texas Man Hunt”
WITH
BILL BOYD, ART DAVIS.
A roaring fast moving action film of the wild wild west.
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tel' with the opening of it's Cozy
e Theatre Tour reporter interviewed
Mr. Carlton owner manager of the
theatre and here's the 51027. The
fist question we put to Mr. Carlton,
mare familiarly ltnawn to LtIeleX
listeners as Mickey, was when will
?ua theatre be open? Mickey
cert acted `ns right away Saying that
the Oozy -wee not hie theatre et all
but it belonged to the people of
Brussels and district. 1Vir, Carlton
explained " that the theatre was
i slllctly a cemmiunity show, a cma11
1fe theatre designed and will be aperat
edfor the entertainment of the
'people of this distfict where in.
0(2' (1ividuat Ickes anti dislikes in the
(,way of Olin entertainment will be
thoroughly considered before plc -
urea are booked The Cozy is
situated on Brussels main street
and the building has been com-
pletely decorated and reconstructed
and Mr, Carlton says tbet although
not large {seating 11)2 persons) h
is quite satisfied that the thea
will measuo'e up to City, standar
in the way of films reproduction
comfort Mr. Carlton went
endless trouble to obtain only f
finest sound and ;projection equ
hent, and would like to thank M
I.
D. Cardiff and others for ve.
kind support and as3lstanee In, hei
ing him obtain priot'ities to purchas
this equipment, The Cozy opens o
Monday January first at six o'cloc
with other complete showings at
and 10 a,m but due to the limite
number of seats children will b
admitted to the first show only. Th
opening' film is a super headline
with favourites of radio . an
scree; contributing music an
laugh make it one of the bi
hits season. 'LOOK WRO'
LA. gltttens with such
popul rites es Fibber .McGee
and Edgar Bergen; Charlie
McCarthy,rtimer Snurd, Lucille
Ball s" more so you ..can
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"Thou Shalt Call His Name ;t
Jesus, For He Shall Save His .aq
People' From Their Sins." 4
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Melville .11eli'ch
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B,A,, B:D.
Minister
10 A. M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
The Christmas Season will
again -be- slrs'ssed in Message.
os ."and Music.
Louis D. Th,.mpson, Organist
Choirmaster.
Come and Welcome.
!United Church p
Mlnlster—Rev, Hughe
C.vVllaa
Kr 11 Ar M. Morning Worship . 6°
Mr. Earl Anderson of Belgrave
12 Church School and
Bible Class ag
7 P. M. EveningPraise
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The service wilt be in charge
of Rev. S. Kerr, B. A., B. D.
Members of the Melville Cholr
are invited to the choir loft.
Good singing of the lovely
o Christmas Hymns Is. assuhed.
EVERYONE WELCOME
up.m tea, t ' tG'`u„'?ogno6+5+'': gtai
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Church of England
Parish of Brussels 0
Rector, Rev. M. F. Oldham
Sunday After Chrstmas
Deo, alst, 1944 dl
St. John's Brussels—
2 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
St. George's Walton --
3.30 P. M. Sunday School
and Sermon
4 P. M. fvenng Prayer
"and Sermon
St, bavld's 'Henfryn-
1=16 P. M, Sunday School
and Bible Claes
2 P., M. Evening Prayer •
and Sermon.
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WALTON
The Christmas service was held
in Si.'George's Anglican Churc�n on
Sunday, Dec, 24th at 4 pm, with the
rector, Rev, M. le. Oldham' In charge.
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The . Holy Communion was admin.
istered and the sermon was on the
text St. Luke 2;S There were in the
same country shepherds abiding In
the field, keeping watch over their
flocks by night," Christmas Hymns
and Carols were. sung and the choir
rendered a Christmas. Anthem.' Miss
Emma Sanderson presided at the
organ,
Gala New Year's Eve
DANCE
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Brussels
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Brussel
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Town
Hall
—AT—
MIDNIGHT, DECEMBER 31
Dancing from 12.05 a• m. to
3a.m•
To the -music of
Frankie Banks 111pc. Orchestra
Novelties Free!
Door Prize $5.00 War Saving
Certificate!
Admission $1.00 per person
Under auspices of the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian Legion
lig'„ttxtf ttrt at a'metatcet , : ;'>' ' its n
REC EN1 THP.' TRE,,.
eaff &rt, Ont.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
December 281h, 29th, 30th
.Fredehic March ' Alexis Smith
The Adventures of Mark Twain
There Is laughter and drama`in
'telling the tale of Twain!
Monday, Tuesday,' Wednesday,
Jan. 1st, 2nd, 3rd
If you like a rollicking murder
mystery be sure to see
Arsenic and OM Lace
Cary Grant
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Jan. 4th, 5th, 6th
Bette Davie at her very greatest In
11fir. Skeffington
with Claude Rains
COMING --
Christmas Holiday
CARD OF THANKS
Mr, J. M. Pearson, whose large
cattle -barn was threatened by a
smoldering fire the afternoon of
last Tuesday, December 10th, wish-
es to thank through the millisher of
the Brussels Post, sixty. or more
eeiglibers and friends) who male a..
speedy response to the insistent
calls of Mrs. Borho and Miss Currie
of the Brussels Telephone Exchange,
Wounded In Action,
C. Fox received a telograu
from the Minister of National
Defence on Thursday to inform him,
that his son Tpr. R. C, Fox had been
officially reported wounded in
action on Dec. 14, The nature of the
wounds were not yet .availabia Tpr,
Fer, went overseas in the tall of
194(2 and is ;now serving in Italy,
The bucket brigade saved the horn `
In three bours time,
Public Notice
Owing to the storm In Essex find
ken{ I aur unable to procure any
more cutters I have had numerous
inquiries in the past week for 'sante
and am taking what I consider the
fairest way 10 dispose of quota for
Brussels.
I I will sell by public auction Tees -
day, San, 2nd at 2:30 pen. 8 good
Portland cutters, Sale at ' building
formerly occupied by 13, Nurse,
JAOk THYNNE
St, John's Churon
Christmas services were ]held in
St, John's Church on Bentley, Dec.
2415. at 7 p, 01. and on Christmas Day
at 0 a.m, and 10 a.m. Tile Sunday
evening service was that of evening
prayer with Carols and sermon, the
rector Rev, M. F. Oldham preaching
on tite 'text St, Luke 2:8 "There Was
in: the- sante country shepherds
abiding in the, field keeping watch
over their flocks by.night" The.
Holy Communion was administered
at both; services on Christmas Day
with a sermon at the 10:00 ale.
service. The text was the massage
of the angel, "Fear not tor behold I
bring you; tidings of great joy, which
shalt be unto ell people. Isar nirite
you 15 born this Any. in the city of
David, a ,Saviour which is Christ. the
Lord." St, Luke 2e11, Bea:elfin baht'
chrysanthemums, the gift al Mies
M. el. Rogers of Mount Forest in
memory of her sister 'tire late Mrs.
Dames, axle/Med. the Gommnniun
Table.
RUtDSIAN RUDDER
Russian dandelions Produce from
50 to 100 pounds of enibber per acre
et a cast of a.comparable acreage of
°plane or other Vegetables, '
Brussels United Church -
I^ On Christmas ,Sunday Writing
Mn•. 'Earl Anderson of Beigravo
occupied .the pulpit in the United
Clueele moat acceptably, His sub.
feat, "The Unfaldlled Glory," was
well chosen,.Mr. Anderson stressed
the fact that we lack "Peace, in
earth" because We have failed to
give
"Glory to God."
(id
a The 010015 sang two ` Christmas
anthems,: 'The Christmas Song' and
"eend there were shepherds."
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MltheG Church
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On Sunday morning in £Melville
Ohuroll the service centred in the
Christmas. story. The minister
preached on the background and
birth of Jesus, with the meesage .to
the shepl,terde and the vieit of the
Wisemenun stressed, The gholr
sang the following anthems: "Glory
to Goa 1n the*Highest" by Cook,
Mr, W. L. Spoir took the solo part
and ,a 'Carol -entitled "Sion's Daugh-
ter." A solo, "Away in a manger"
by East Hope Mastic, was sung by
Airs. Bredin.
inn, the evening a Candlelight
Carol. Service was held, Tho churn
was beautifully lighted by candies;
with a (star' on the organ, Illuminated
and a wreath, illuminated below the
memorial tablet, The , following
were sung by the choir: 'The Wcu-
det'lud Story" by Matthews; "Chyle.
Hans Awake" by Maunder, the solo
Harte were taken by Gerald Gibson
and MIS. Adeline Campbell, "Sieu's
Daughter" a Notherlands Carol, Mr.
59r, L , ,Spell' sang a nolo "The Birth-
day of a Kinrg," by Neiditngel, Mr$,.
Adeline Canllrbell sang a solo, "0
Ceiue to my Heart, Lord Jesus," ay.
Ambrose. ,Mr. Thotnesen played as
nn org'afl solo during the service
"Soso Joy of Mail's Desiring," ' by
Bech, There was 'also an organ
recital which began at 1) 10 pull.'
Wi' ul. 1'4
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it one of the quiet.iest noiltir,-
alien meetings ever held In Morrie
Township Cecil Wheeler was Panned
curve " and the mules dors Janntes
Michie 0. ,[t, CouluesHarvey Malin
sl or and _William Spfir also revel
aCcla'nalion fihere- Was' ja t.0
nomination for reeve and only to
for council Tee nominations we
as. to/lows:
Reeve
Cecil 'Wheeler, by 1
and Joseph Tulle
Council
James .Michie, by Martin Graz
and Joseph Tulle
.0. It. Coultes, by Joseph 7ui11 an
'Martin Grasby.
Harvey Johnston, by. Clatee
Beartin and. Won Denny,
Follnwing the hour for the elosin
of the nominations Clerk Georg
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Grasby
by
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actin deelared those nominated
elected by acclamation, Mr Jesse
e Wheeler was eboseu chairman for
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f the 'meeting which foliowerl,
Reeve Cecil Wheeler
We have a good start on another
winner, Reeve Wheeler commented
at the beginning of his address. He
also expressed his thanks le the
electors for the eonfIdence they
again places in him and thanked his
mover an seconder, The council
a fine group to work with, he said
we did not always see things the
same way but matters of contention
were settled agreeable to all.
A11 know the war situation since a
year ago, things have been going rP-
markable for the Allies up to last
week, However it is said that the.
Present German, push .may be tee
own defeat: Until recently some
were sitting back thinking the was
was won• 1 believe that this is not
the case. We must have a lot of
Push and stay behind the boys over
there and see the thing' through to
the finish,
He spoke of the claim for damage
done by dogs which amounted to
$266.50. For live stock killed I re•
ceived, he said, $120, there were 10
of my cattle and 14 others so I,hat
really all I actually received was $50
while the others got $70.
The Townsl;ip tont hates perches.
ed over $200,000 in Victory Bonds
chn•ing the 6th and 7111 loans, Mr,
Wheeler reported. This is a great
thing and shows that the spirit is in
the right place. The committee was
many
t
ter to
o f the n e s
'i>'G+FI,LN,Gi>
ar favou
Molly
rthXM
and lot
t tops
007 ape
"'LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING."
After the opening night the -Cozy
showing schedule will be as' follows;
Monday—Continuous program• from
3;30 p.m.
Tuesday—Two complete shows
starting at 7 p.m.
Wednesday—Continuous from ' 3;30
P.M.
Thursday—Two - complete shows
from 7 p.m.
Friday—Two 'complete shows from
7 p•m.
Saturday—Special children's mat-
inee at 10 a.m. Continuous
from 3:30 p.m.
Mr, Carlton has planned the
admission 711005' at 30 cents and 6
cents tax making a total of 36 cents
for adults and 15 cents plus 3 rents
tax malting ,a total of 15 cents for
children. However Mickey has lust
recently been advised that there
may be an added Dominion tae.
becoming effective on January first,
N0 detlnite word has been receiver]
on this and !Mickey says that if this
ruling does come in the extra tax
win have to be added bet empha-
t,izes, that not one cent of the in-
crease will go to the theatre.
That's the report renders brit 'yell
can fluty further' details of times
programmea and prices in the.
advertisement appearing on another
page of this paper, see you in the
COZY:
Fortner Deputy Minister,;
Native of Brussels, Dies
OT'Pt1Z1'.4. Ilea. 23 --+Leon Frederic
Jackson, 64, instil recently assistant 1
Deeply Minister of National . Rev
enc. for Customs, died yesterday
i
aLte1••a brief illness,
A native of Brussels, Ont„ and ' a ' 1
former resident of 'temente, Mr, p
Jackson entered the government t
service in 1901 and retired lost June, f
Reeves 'a veteran of the Bee: War
and the First' Great War. Ino was p
mentioned in dispatches during the a
last ,war and was awarded the a
French •Ciro% de Guerre with bronze t
star. a
95a attended the eorbnatiO3 - of t
Xing George V and rode In the cot,
WO escort following the Icing's
carriage
Well-kneVe inmilitary elroles
bore, Mr. Jackaor,, was ,also !Vont'
anent. iti Masonin circles,
Fuheld TuesPulliam]service was
day. •
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!Avert Electio1
�In Brussels
Leet Friday night itt Lite Brus�si 1,
Council Chamber a nomination mace.
in wits held with Clerk R. „e;
li arwlck as chairman, The resume
et Ilte nomination were es fotloe.e.-
For Reeve
Ray 13. Cousins
13, J. Bowman
For Hydro Commission
WaIter Kerr
Win. Little
Jacob Fischer
For Counctllors
Roy B, Cousins
D, 51. Mr.Tavish
Ascher Graver
R. W. Kennedy
F. 1Z Saints
Jack Cameron
Ian McDonald
Lewis Rowland
W. Cameron
W Willis
For School Board
Dr, W. D. S. Jamieson
A.' Wood
D. A Rano
• Reeve Bowman reviewed tl
County affairs at Goderteh ate.
and discussed at length the flnanefa3
status of Huron County. He stated
school nursing will be put into eiterirc
as soon as nurses are available; iiY'-
will take 5. imrses and 1 supervisor,,
the supervisor's salary will be $188
S.
and rite. assisting nurses $1400 per
year. Reeve Bowman outlined ttie
work of the'Children's Aid and EA,
Age County "]Nome also the pollee
commission. He reviewed the
financial statement of Brussels. The
Reeve said that the back streets will
be put in proper shape this yea
e Bee
also said that thele was no relief. foe
Brussels and tbat the last i1yazo
debenture had been paid off,
Rey Cousns suggested that the
County Constable should
stationed in Brussels.
Speeches were in order by Lever -
Rowland, R. W. Kennedy, Ian :Me -
Donald, Tacob Fischer, Wan. Litt3ao
and Wilfred Cameron.
M. D. 7!. MaC5%yfeh, chairman or
the school board outlined the
activities of the school for the pant
year.
The following are by acclamation
the new officers .of the town for the,
conming year:.
For Reeve
R. J. Bowman
For Hydro '
Wm. Little
Lyle Hooper,. Ralph Shaw and For School Board
myself. During the 6th Loan the Dr, W. D. S. Jamieson
council purchased $5;000 in bonds
which are still held, against which
there is a note in the bank We may
retain some of this amount -or may
sell it. We have in this township
treasury $2;0'00 in bonds held tut -
right.
Reporting for the Board ,cf
Health he said that e clinic was
held and all pupils of the township
were examined. Dr. Crawford,. the
medical officer o- health, carried on.
this work which was` a general
examination, 154 were :examined
with, the,. 00-Ilowing •results; 67 welt
found with, defects,, and there were
S2 defects in :all, 18 had defective
sight, 111 defective ears, ,30 with ab,
normal tonsils, 13 with dental.
defects, 5 mentally defective, 1 de,
fective speech and 1 with malnu-
trition In general the Doctor report
ed the health of the children very
good and small defects could. he
easily remedied,
He told of the Health Committee
being set up at the June session of the
county council and all schools will
have the service .ot the .sehool nurse
f they do not object. >Two school
sections bad done so up to the time
f the November meeting, Titin sere-
ce is not available as yet 00 it to
mpossihle to: secure nurses but it is
ll0700 they will be dying the. coin'
21g year.
The rate paid for Ind gents in ltos.
Bale has been itetmased from $1,75, dilates each expressed their. view
or day to $2.00, this means the conn' as to the way the affairs of tleet::
y
and. tunic! alit each pay $3 01) Township had been managed also pia
o. plane of a :half of $1,75. to what should be done 'in teen
He, sieeke in. glowing terms of the fnture,
inanttiel ata.nding of the county. The Meeting' closed by singing GUI
aunty had ,$1/5.000 in 'Victory Bonds -cave Ibe King.
11 paid for and there is no debt and ' l y nine o'clock p,ol •Saturday, deli
here will bee, surplus in this years following had qualified for tile:
meant of $2,8,000, We ere illtencinl; several ofdees:
1me war effort, of the coltnty as. 'lel Per Reeve—
, he said. i j Alex Jr, Alexander
Ida told of a small tine at the jail I Jahn McNabb
ill Septonnber catnsecl by x000lnO
eaves, The ,damage wtli he taken
care tet by the lnsuran'ce 'lhlce was
carried,
Reeve Wheeler told of s. visit to
Conthetted en Inside Fage
D. ; A. Rann
A. Wood
For Council
R. B, Cousins
L. W. Eckmier
Ian McDonald'
A Crewel,
Election In Grey( Tw
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The annual nomination meetii•
for the Township -of Grey was held .
at the Township Hall at Ethel on
Friday, Dec, 22nd at 1 o'elook
There was a. good atendanee WRY
the 0ollowinie napluationnls were
received by elfe4teleiteing officer:. •
For Reeve—
Thos, C, Wilson
,Alex A. Alexander
fstal't'ley Machan
John McNabb
For Deputy Reeve--
Alex
eeve-Alex A. Alexander
'Stanley Meehan -
Foe Couneiilors—
George C. McDonald
Clifford E. Rowland
Stanley, Machan
Bert Sohnaton
Thomas' Ward
Douglas Hemingway
At the close of nomination Mw
John, Pearson was ehosen chatvmtili
and conducted the meeting in Ale
119ua1 good manner, The several eat.
For Deputy Reeve—,.
Stanley Machan (aoete,i
For Councillors. --
George C. Motnnatd
Clifford se '.itowtand
tett Sohostoil.
''hozaitS Ward