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POST-
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Wednesday, Jausary 5th 1.955 $2.00 per year - $2.80 U. it '
CARD. OF THANKS
I wish to hake this opportunity to
thank all those who ,sent me cards.
and, treats 'While I was in LI newel.
Meelritai,, land eii c.e I have pone
home, In will always• be remembered.
Beryl McFarlane
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss. N, Jiandine is visiting with
her glister, Mrs. F. Teesdale, Concord,
and expetrts iio spend the month of
January with Mrs. A. King, Hornsby.
Mrs. Elio. Merritt, of Edment oo and
Mr. !and Mrs; Kenneth Hudson and
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thlank all my friendv and
neiglblbouI•s ,who remembered me with
eerde, treats and flowers -while 1 was
a patient fin the hospital and educe.
opining home, they are greatly app-
Emylene M. Steiss
daughter .Susan; of Lambeth, COL„
vis lee their alone .and uncle W, L-
end Mrs, Armstrong over Cheleemae
holidays.
Mr. erre Mrs. W, S. Scott speOt, the:
Christmas weekend at the hoMee. of
Mr. and Mlls J T. Harvey, Toronitt.
Beni Mr and Mrs. J, A. McGinn:,, Con,
cord, Mr. and. Mrs, Graeme Scott and
radiated.
Welland, 'pined 'them
there.
CARD OF THANKS Randy, e , 1
Mr. and Mrs.. Ken Spell' and Diane
and Johnnie of Simeoe, Mr. and M's. '
Frank Glover of Toronto, Mr and Mrs I
Gil.. Stiandiish ,and Ronnie of Byron
aad Miss Margaret Speir of London
spent: Christmas with :their mother
Mre. •Jahn Speir,
"To all who so kindly remembered
with goads and messagai.. during
my stray in holepital, please accept
my sincere a1►9.rreciation, and bet
Wishes for happiness and prioePeritT
In the coming year."
Mrs. R. S. Hamilton
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CARD OF THANKS
As I am unable to write to ;Bicli.
personally, will my . friends and
neighbours kindly accent this ex
of thanlce to them for their
Brant 'kindnesses and remembrances
to ma, both during my stay in Via
SOr% Hospital and in Clinton
General Hospital. Your Volans, sand
dreendly Concern for my welfare are
deeply appreciated.
(Mrs.) Ann Bernard NOTICE —
The annnlal meeting of the East
Huron 'Agrilcultuna1 Society and
Turkey Banquet will be %held in Men
rvii9e Prestbyteriant Church basement
on Wednesday eventing, Jan. 19th at
7.00 P. M. Guest speakerr will be
Prof. Jame. Scotlt. Everyone - wel-
come. Ticketts, $1.50, Tickets avail-
able. hone executive.
Jlalm:es 'Mein Pres.
Geo. We1senburg, Sec.
Mr. and M. Wilson Tilriro, River-
side, and. Nye. Robert Joyce and '
baby Sandra, Lorne Park, were half-
day vevittni with M. and Mrs. Jas,
S. Armstrong.
Mitis. Margaret Perrte, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tno. Perrie', was guest
on the TeleTunee TV program from
C. K. C. 0. ,Kitdhener, thts week. Mia
Penne !contributed both vocal and
piano, solos.
NOTICE
I wish toannounce that I will be in
my Mental Office each afternoon.
2 p.,m to S P. m., oommeneing
Monday Janteary 10th. 1955.
Dr. W. A. Spence
NOTICE •
.,..Those interested to playing bad-
mtnton for 1955 season please meet
In the town hall Wednesday, Jan.12
at8p.sm. st.;11j
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VAL'S BEAUTY SHOFPE
We specialize in styling, cutting,
end cold waving. Open Monday to
Saturday inclusive.
Mrs. Velma Stephenson
'Phone IO221'4
DANCE !
Modern and Ofd -Tyne Music
The Noll Sisters with
"The Kansas Farmer"
Brussels Town Hall on
WEDNESDAY, JAN., 26th.
Under auspices 1. 0.0. F.
Admission• 50c
Come and have a good timet
ala>�rse.
Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday Schaal
11 tarn. Quarterly Communion Service
The 'Sacranr entt of The Lord Supper
Ainth'ema tut the Lord is mindful.
Bread Of the world.
Organist: L.. D. Thompson R. M. T%2 chows nightly 7.30 = 9.a0 p. rn.
Matinee Sattirdsy 2 p. m.
APPLES
FOR SALE
Grade EX - Fancy, Fancy, Grade C.
Spies, McIntosh, Delicious, and,
Snows.
Also cooking apples, bring your
own containers. '1
EAST HURON PRODUCE
R. J. McLauchtin, .Mgr.
B.
Ws PRIVATE
HYDRO COLOSSUS
Priente ,enterprise is pouring mill-
ion's trot, a new hydro project. When
completed, it will make Paku in nor
thern British Ceolpt:mbia the: metalling.
Ica/ !capital sof western Nior`th
A.merioa, The ,scheme ts known. ae ,
''Frabisihers project" _and k,tAll-
CaFnadian venture.
-
Rees Harkneee of the Star Weelder
has been !observing every bine,trint
hydro m,amtoeuver in this area. This
week the in'akeis a complete report
for Star Weekly readers. This its the
biggeet fnlYdro-electirie Power under-
taking in the 'World.
,ffaa Orb
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CAPITOL LISTOWEL
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Minister: Rev. W: T. Colvin, B: D. THEATRE
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The. United Church'
OF CANADA -
Mnister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine 'Worship — 11 o'clock
The Slacreenteiitt of the Lord'S Sutpler
Oturdh School ne 12 O'clock.
attiti do in Jteniembranae• of
Me" en 3esue. •
a
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Church of Englan
• 'Parish of Brussels
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�Rev. A. Unman Ellis M
lit, di6hn's 'Church,: Brussels
17 3t. hi- MK'nrrog" F''rayer".
'.Stinitey Rcir'oaY
St - +Boil Church Henfgm .W.
1:1.• Cra ,.� r
`y' , ht.-Jllvsntn•g..l'�r
; eli.oiix.
'�•tdi, '9
lir Otereft0i t;hlurcl+ 1�aii4
• LOS- 0 . **tate 1'a`000;
Fri. - Sat. Jan. 7 s'
John Wayne
HONDO" '•
They called hirri Hondo stranger to
everyone :.b•ut the :surly' .:dog by his
side
UNITED CH9R9H Y, P. U..
4ilbe meeting of the Y, P. U, of
Brussels United. Church wast held on
Jan. 3rd{ Meeting ;o+pFned 'with a
hymn. '.1'!.he scripture was read foil
dyed by a: pralyer. A talk oxt Mi s's.
ions, and World Ouereec!h in the form
of an. !iatervi:ew was given: by John
Hoover* and Don.H•entingwaY. Mar-
ion Hoover gave to tliani9 •selector. A
poem was relaid by :Tam Hoover and:
A 'hymn; wee ,ere g, The roll pall was
taken eind the mielette4 Were read.
The business' was ddsoussedJ. Ga of 9
were playecl and the meeting 'woe
closed with the s'ingi'ng of tai s.
THE UNITED CHURCH
At 'the :first worship service for
1956 In the United Oheroh the minise
ter emsplealsized the importance of a
knowledge of the !true God, the Fa-
ther of love revealed in Jesus Christ,
the importance o the battle for
Clrnistien chaired/err and of conduct-
ing daily- work in harmony with Me
design and purpose of God. If weare
genuinely contented about these we
may be ,e uie •God will be with ua to
fulfil life. The Biblical basis of the
sermon
we Psalm 12,8:13 "The Lord
perfect; that Wh'iclh. eontce'rneth
nit."
"The Kiln,g of;Glory" by J. Lincoln
was., the anthem foe the day.
MR. AND MRS. J. ENGEL MARK
60th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mame irienas anu acquaintances
of Mr. and, Mrs. John Engel, Brus-
sells, atrtendedd to reception held for
the ample on Monday, December 21tb'
.the occasion of their 60th wedd'iing
anniversary which they celebrated.
Christmas Davy.
Mr. and Mrs.. Engel, who were
bdtth rained near Brussels, were
married at the benne of Mre. En-
gel's
ngel's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ,R,oee]Ii:1 Mr. Engel's Par-
ents. were :the late Mr. and Mrs.
Casper Engel.
Fallowing their marriage, the
couple 'went ,to live in Pawpaw',
Minch., and later Hastings, Mt 1t,
where: they Silent 50 Years. Ma'.
Engel wasp a 1rJua:cltsrrrhtt'h• by trade.
in the last 10 years•, they baive re-
sided with. lintel/. only avian, Mr. Chas.
M. Engel, Higgints Lake, Mich. They
had one daug'hte'r, the Marie Mrs. E.
(Evia). Hoyer, of Flint, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, Engel take. great
pride in their five griandchildren and
16 great grandchildren.
Mays. 'Engel has ten ssis,'tene, Mrs:
Roy plum;steel, Clinelan, Miele, . eros
Mrs. Herb. Manning, Brn seta, and
two brothers. Mr. S. B. Bozell, Kit-
. calmer :and Mr. Wm. 'Roa4ell,
'Van-
couver, B. C. Mr. Engel has one
sister, Mrs. 'Rtulllatai (Lonine, Ken -
ref, Fntlt`on, N. Y.
ATTENTION ---
....All Scotchmen and others. Pleas*
keep Friday, Feb. 4th, open for a
"Scotch Concert and Dance" In
Brussels- Town Hall. Sponsored by
The Legion Band.
SATURDAY CLOSING
A recent diectieelen with the total
Chani & of C'.oiinmeree about cloy
ing time on Saturday brought forth
the praposa:l that the merefianta close
itb+eta• place of business on Saturday
nights 9 o'clock, for the months of
.Tan., Feb. and March.
Eeeryoiie is asked to co-operate.
REGENT THE .TRE
Seatorthi Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"TENNESSEE CHAMP"
Dewey Martin Sh tin y Winters
A wandtrfui little 6oniedy drama
Mon.. Tues, Jan. 10 • 1t
Edna Ferber's prize Whining novel
of a woman's love and sabrifice'
"80 BIG"
Starring' Sterling. Haydefl Jane
�
Wyiiian and: 'Manby Olson.
v Thtirs. • Fri. - Sat`.
Wed.
1 •Jain 12.13-14=15
. ; a�t ,,,. .. nlcoi- r'
In G�ineWrascope and Tet: c
0414E 141614 ,AND THE MIGI.ITY
Ctafre %t'rtiior,"
iit+iti+ Jelin- Wayne
' :t pill'
�; r 'pna, i9a v
't. f-lari�i's a r i �,
Phi > 1y
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�teliyy, di>ai',11' �i6�rar
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" radad ►' ionto i lobi iF i 'The ii iit�7 ' 1' that tbliitot dui Of ci cihlppiett olir''itaiiK
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with a different angle ail it's own:
A picture for the wkoie faintly.
'Monday, Tuesday , and Wednesd
' "FORBIDDEN"
., Grtis ' JCanite bra
Tony C
• " ' .._" iiel• e. _. 1000 mites tO 'fli ke
He travel) d ,
love to this 'neeman only to find. 6tI
she was ior6ldden. Gee this' action
th filer.
pae:ked r
BEEHIVES UP!ET
Ialoyd Wheeler, apiarist, reported
that last month be had 24 beehives
np.,et. This es' a ieerteosr meteor for the
been prepared for wifl ling, , were
cliethrbed and, it meant examination
of the hives. and reeombing of the
damaged ones, This involves a great
deal oe Work but ie only the least
•serious hart sof Abe affair for it will
not be. known until !spring how many
of, the bees died from exposure,
The hivets were tipped over by,
boys whose tracks were fhllowed in On Sunday morning nest at Mee
the !view to Brussels. mole Church the se'rv'ice was pel>ara•
Ts b may •n have h,e oys n.y of xealized tory „2o the quarterly 4anrmntnul,n
the extent of tire damage they did'
Ser]vi.ce Ito be held Sunday, Jain. 9th.
but are warned that any repetition leen Harold Colvin
will he dealt, with. preached from
the theme, Preparing to meet God, s
and said, in part, we hear Flame pee -
WINNERS IN THE PEARSON
SH'OE STORE DRAW
Mee. Caedrff, R. It, Eilte'I, writs the
rocky winner or th, llfarcoi$ 'l`v' get
given la ,the repeat draw .enteduoted
by :the, Pelalr'son Sth'ee Store, Brussels,
11ii1sls. Millie lV1o11arlane, R. R. 5, 13ru-
egni r, renived the 11ie.rcofi _4,utom.atie
Clod:. radio .dbat lyes pile, eec ed
award in Lite same dl'aw,
MELVILLE: CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH W. M.. S.
Rarta.ke of Holy Coanmuraoar, but if
Tale monthly rneetin;g of the :United ' we «Iflit metal we are good enbuglh, we
Church W. M. fi. was held ,at the par. , will never :oorne to Gtoc1. Jesus said,
,nonage, Tuesday, Jan.4. Meeting - Come unto me - hint that eoanek:'h
opened ivit, a bymm, 'FI3vangeltsen" to m•e';'will in ere wise •ct:t,it out. The 1
was given lYy the President, Mrs,, Bible Says! 'Now is the'nce,epted time,
now to the defy of salvlaltiotn. Tomor-
row
omoor row may be too tait'e. We believe we l
are ,saved. by grace, Saltuationl by
grace, th'riongh !faith in Jesus Ohu'I t,
Mr. Colvin then 'spoke of the best
way to prepare to meet God. ,God is ti
truth itself. He cannot lie' or deceive
us. When we eomre to God we must
confess our sine and !shortk oimings,
and ,ask Iforgiveness, and God will
forgive III. However, God's. willing
nests to (forgive us depends on our
Willingness -'to forgive ahem. Con-
fetssing ourselves ars,'si;nners, we seek
God's forgiveness through the Oreo -
ions biood•tof Christ. A,s, Christians we.
must eat and drink et the Lord's
Table wontiu'ly, Then we show one
fellowship 'with our fellow Christians.
The Choir rendered the a.4thee3
"Holy art Thou" by Handel.
ple
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saythey e+ I
•a
re a erre
3 t0o d'
enough
g g to
Harold Thomas. The ecrip't ire read-..,
Trig: Acts 1, i'tir. chapter, was given
by Mee. ,Root. Downing. Prayer by
Mrs. Lane. The visiting committee
repotted 7 calfs made. Mrs„ R. T. '
MoLanr;Ght n, Mrs. R. Thomas, Mr's. 1
Leine land 'Mhlst, Florence Bircantanan
were appointed to meet with repne-,
sentatives from the other eherdhes'
to plan, the "World's Day of Prayer"
to he held in the United church Feb,.
nth. eflhe February, meeting is to
be in charge of. Miaa Buchanan and
Mlis. Todd. Roll •call response is to ,•
be a verse' containing the word
"Heart, Mrs. R. J. McLaudhl n. read a l
report from Neney .Edward, our
missionary 'for ,prayer in. Newfound-
1'and.The meeting closed with hymn
374. Prayer by Mrs. 7lhomas. Afte
which a dainty lunch was served by
Maeda/ne,s• Lane, Cousin:,, MeLa,udh-
lin Downing end M% Arbhaw. Mrls. Bell
thanked the ,committee on, behalf of
the members
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Me,, rtin and dau-
ghter, Brenda, Ttham,esty lle, spent
Oha•ieitanas with Mrs. Martr:n,s par.
entts Mr. and ME,. Pater Baker.
Holiday visitors! with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Cameron included Mr. and Mrs, l
Jas, °Rijtdhie, Mr. and Men. Douglas
Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs.. Morgan Canter -
en and 'Sirsan,_.all of London:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rliikpatrick
spent t'he. holiday weekend with ,
friends in Mount Foreist.
Mr- War. Forrest. Mount Forest
spem&Chistanas. with his surer Niles.
Alice le Forrestt.
Mises Emylene Steles was able to
come home from a, Kitchener hospital
last week and is reeking a good.
• •eeovery,
many friends' •of Mrs..Tae. Noblee
Will be corny to hear Of her un-
fortnna;te :atcctdlent' last Week When
she fell in Cher ,hone, sustaining a
broken ht. She lie a patient in
Wiingham holSpi,tlai •
:Rev, W, A. Williams, Bruss'ele
was in. charge of tlher service. in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Jain.
1 It wale !announced • that +owing, to
the removal a Rew. R. J. Boggs, evhe
he.s been interim -moderator for Cran.
broblt and Ethel, it has been neces's-
art to Bunce it • a. new mioderatar in
the ,person of Rei Mr 'Colvie,
Bnuisisele. Mite'K1a,te McNabb, who
tenni e,S at Tetmiskamim,g, ripon.t nee.
holidays at her home.
Mr: Itentheth and Harold Knight,
"reroute, Were Oltrlsltni;ee, visitors
W th d fr a+ntl Mrs! Gordon Knight
a,n d ia,ntily.
Mr. a it 1VIrs. Olsefit Hdtelin, Con.
estoga, Sttndd with. Mules E:•
r
` britt la"YFriday and' Staturta}e
win .,.6 drib tF'. Nene' Olton
R g
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v�otiifrltl' f�ti+f�' ;„ .ttitiOrt
Steles.
Mr, and Milt Art Nichols; Brod
lrageti,' are enteid,inig isevlerat weeks
at the home ,ef Miss, Entyletrie
Reiss, and alss,lsting' with fJlre work.
T
t n
deg' ihr
e
• Ili � lielr1e ,Fnlgel; ifanr es
iris tfo rd 6n
tlre MEucetptian held a
boo.2�?ith,-. far Mand Mrs.
Joni
, r,
Emgel on the ooce,. S tt. Orf tivedr 60tti.
leti,
•wedding tiiiiniv6ilsary, Which they
retld)brated lin. ChFtotmals' T ay'
-...;ed here dn. `Suri
Word Wee re c,eiv e
..., ethtir
' iue 'detail! df ,Arnold
daafi t
'S*
Mit *Bas it, Brig, 68it1'.,
�ti� Mater A`rnio
a.' a''" ri of Mr ittid.'kit.
yds a�n�� '�"�• the ..,,o
arnd� a dpi tt J ma
told 2Vtttl+i'si hitt icei . 11I 13' .
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LIBRARY NOTES
Some of the new books you may ]
!procure at the •l.ibaary are the follow- ;.
Ing: t
Swim to Glory by Ron. McAllister- j.
the story of Marilyn. Bell and the
i•
Lakeshore ,swimming club, s
Nd' Tea* for Chrislttmas by Hellen
'Popping Miller
The Living Earth by Sheila Mc.
Kray 'Russell: ,
Rennie For the Sky by Pairl .Brick
hill ;
Lady of the Yellow' Rives by Philip-
Gibbs!
T1re Wise Brother by leebelle
Hu. rhes -
Royal liox by Frances T'arkthlson
Keys -
'Variable Winds atAetna by Maio
de ,1a Roche
Apples les Dentt .Twist Grcow by Mtw da '
Parliowe French
Better 'Speeche:S For All OOcas-
ionise by 0. W Wright
Some. !of your fevourite juvenile*
are also on hand. •
Remember to join. for 'the new velar
in January so you m,ay have the bene. 1
fit of 12 menthe readin;g for -10 centile.
Former Grey Resident
Richard Cardiff Dies
Word Was received here by rel-
atives of the paiesing of Richard Car-
di,Pf in Regina. He Was a former, Carey.
towrci,?mip 'Lann.er.
Mr. Cardiff, stn: of the tete Thomas `.
and Elizabeth Fergueon Cardiff, eves
born, on con. 14 Gey towrdship, April
1.Stih: 1877: lie wlas' ranted to Eliza-•
• betic• M'en.tles of McKillop township {
on 11Ra.rdIt 19, 190. PheY fanned on 1
the 14,ten Mietiedeeioi1L of Grey far abr
out three yeerk !toile -Wing their ni,ar=
I, ge, then; moved to Tung; Sask.
there M. Carddif orals engiaged tri
ks gieire elevator busineos •for" several
years.
He visited„ ,this diStrtot Tor ee:v
Orel moruthe in 1952. Twelve years. i
ago he was• involved -"iii an: aiito a,cci-
dent, whicltu hioonitalltedh m f'er s'ev'=
e
#lr
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_ . ih'.ai a ,an'd elute that time mod Caii,adiaiits foliow' filly
eral tthl ,ot
has not enjoyed
,
at the time sf the acoidetit:''H 3 ilii critic in the poli t y Is died the f
.pity diaughrter, M a, baseball Umpire, hie �Ir
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EUCHRE and DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre
Friday, January 7th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra
Admission at Popular Prices
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
LUNCH. .BOOTH: EVERYBODY WELCOMi
Now Is The Time
Renew Your Subscription to
The Brussels Post
if your label does not read 1955.you are in arrears. We thank
all those who been so prompt in this matter and ask all who have
neglected it to give it their,attention.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Tire Speoial
(For Limited Time Only.)'"
Brand New 670 x 15 — 4 Ply lst. Live Tire,
Reg Price $27.20
Sale Price $19.95
Riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Super'test Gas and Oil
Brussels,. Ont. •
Phone 56
THE CANADIAN BANK
Or COMMERCE
CLOSING HOURS
Commencing January 8, 1955, the branch in Brunets
will be closed each Saturday, to glue thestaff the benefits of tont
five-day week,
For the convenience of customers, the bank will °pea
extra hours each FRIDAY, from 4.30 to 0 P. m.
We seek the co-o'peratioe of customers In accomodatiral
themselves to this change in banking hours:
F. W. TOdd,
Manager.
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