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suCCESSFL., TEA AND SALE 1
HELD HERE ON, SATURDAY
eltecosafni ,Spring tea and gale
of baking was bx, the
414 of Melville gre31/11e4riali4 March
444 Satnr .dav ,€ittetrVo,o11, fir. s,
Bennett, welcomed th# visitors,
The baiting. cot lter. siA in charge
of We, B0OK3t4 xrg, g.B, Allen,
um !, q, Baeker, Mrs, D. C,
Matheson. A candy table was 14
chorge of Mrs. j, C. Long and Mrs,
Wesley Heft
In 144p tesn'OOrr, Where Mrs, W-
A. Williams poured, the table was
centred with kastel7tinted water
lilies on a eitetdar mirror on. la lace-
covered eIdth., TelloW candles in
crystal helderS coMpleted the ar-
rangement, Tea was -served by Miss
Nellie jerdine and Mrs. James S.
Armstrong, who *ere assisted in the
kitchen by Mrs. John Work and Miss
Millie McFarlane, •
MAJESTIC vVOMEN'S. INSTITUTE
The annual meeting of -the Brus-
sels :Branch of the. Majestic WEL.
ineWs - institute Was held Thursday
afternoon in the Library basement, •
Annual reports were given by Mrs.
Bari Oud•more, Mrs. Ferg .Connely,
Mrs. Carl Hemingway, Mrs. Wesley
Kern", Mrs, Clifford Marks, Mrs.
Douglas Hemingway, Mrs, Harold
Speir, 'Miss Beth HooVer, and: Mrs.
Kenneth Sherrie.
"Spiritual Discipline" was I t.ine
sermon subject in the United Church
on ]Sunday, April 15. It was based oar
Paul's advice to Timothy, "Exercise
thyself unto GodlinesS" 1 Timothy
4:7. The spiritual person is cue.
whose life is•shet threugn with an
awareness of God. We are born with
a latent capacity for knowing God -
bat if this capacity is to be main-
tained and to be 'expanded, exercise
in spiritttal things, One things of
'God, will be required. If we refuse
to exercise Our spiritual capacity
it will wither and 'atrophy. Just as
the Mole beeame physically sightless
by burying itself in the earth,
refusing to dome to the light, so
*alien can beconie spiritually
by continually refusing to come to
the light of God in the face of Jesus
Christy
The anthem "Arise and Sing" py
B. D. Ackley was sung by the
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late . Alvin. L,
Hunter wish to express their
sincere thanks And appreciation for
the floral tributes, cards 'of sympathy
ISMId far kindness shown in their re.
cent berea,veMent
Margaret, Joan and the
,Hunter Family
LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
Box 400, 1Seaforth, Ontario
April 10, 1956
The Editor, Brussels, Post,
Dear Sir:
On behalf of the Huron County Tu-
berculosis Association, I should be
much obliged to you if would publish
in your paper sour thanks to all who
have helped to make our 1955 Christ,
arias Seal Campaign so successful.
Our . total receipts ,of $11,256.25 are
a 14 per .cent increase Over those of
1954. We appreciate the generositY
of those, who by their cantributions
are assisting in Making possible the
control of TB in our county. We are
grateful to all ante volunteers who
helped in preparing the seals for
distribution and to the Postmasters
and their assistants for thee help
in delivering them.. •
Thanking YOU tor the publicity
which you have freely given to this
imPortent cause, I am,
Yours sincerely;
F. E,
President, Huron County TB
Association.
NOTICE -
The Optical Office of the late
C. R. Wilkinson,Ed1ward $,t Wing`
ham, is open. every Thursday even-
ing with a Registered, Optornetrist
in attendance. Phone 197 for
appointment. •
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
.Cutting
Styling , Cold Waving
A Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels
DANCE!
Modern and. Old.Tyme Music
With The
"KANSAS FARMER"
And His Entertainers
At the Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20th
Admission 50c
Come and have a good time
Auspices of L. O. L.
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Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. in. Sunday IleboOt
1.1 a. in. Divine Worship
"The Importance Of The do'spel"
Minister: Rev. H. r. tbsteTh. IL D.
Organist: L. 0. Thompson R.
s.
The United Church
r li OF CANADA
Minster: Red, A. Lin.;
Divine wersniza o'CloolL
",Igental
Mika Sabot.]: O'Clida
"Praise God ini Ms iSanctuary"
CELEBRATES 94th. BIRTHDAY
Dr, George Ross. Winghant;
and Mrs, Vernon Ross, London; Mrs.
Gifford Swartman, Siouk Lookout,
,and Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Blain, Tor-
onto, were weekend visitors with
their mother, Mrs. D. Ross, who
,celebrated her 94th. birthday on
Monday.
C. G. 'I. T. MEETS
The C. Gr:I.T, inet in Melville Pres-
hYiterian Church, with Sheila Black
,,,,presiding. Plans were Made for a
Mother and daughter banquet to be
held on, June 1. A new program
commitee named for the last term
of the year includes; Sharon Hem-
inewaY, Jean McFarlane, and Elba-
heth Pipe. A scripture story was read,
by Betty Alcock, sfolloweid by prayer
by Sharon Hemingway. A paper on
the study, prepared by Miss Bessie
Moses,'was, read by Mrs. D. C. Math.
este. Mrs, Calvin ICrauter, a former
leader of the gaup, was welcemed
back a,itd `gave -X talk on "First Aid,"
NOTICE.-
Comrade A. M. Forbes, Service
Bureau Officer, will be at the ,'Legion
lipoins, Brussels, on the afternoon of
May 2nd.
Anyone with pension problems
etc. apply to Ralph Shaw or C.
L. Workman.
TRADE-IN
Your old Watch Strap or Bracelet
is worth $2.00 on a new type txpan.
sion Bracelet _made In Canada., no
rivets to break, comfortable to wear.
W. G. Leach Jewellery Store
Brussels 'ANIR LISTOWEL THEATRE-.
2 ahoWs nightly 7.30 - 0.30 p.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m,
Post Publishing, House Ilk Pa° Ma" D419"144.24 °ItgarS Wednesday, April 18th. 1956
HURoN COUNTY T. D. • 1 ASSOCIATION ANNUAL. MEETINGi
••The .a11,.nual. meeting of the NANA I
County TUberelliosis Astleeiatlen. to
he .held in. the Board IOWA of the.
Agricultural Office, .01Inton . on Mon-,
••419".4 April 004, ,alt, 8 p,m., the public
invited to Lattoild, . .
F. E, Maidill, President,
.MeS, J. B, lAissell, 19xelentiv Sec.
.0•Ocqi4
BRUSSELS COUNCIL, FIREMEN
HEAR CIVIL CIEFENCVAFFICER
A Meeting Was held in the bilmalrY
on, April „of council inenahers
,and niellthers of Our wosi Fire Dept.
with Mr. Adams .of Oren.ada's Civil
Defence guest Speaker,
Mr, Mains wasintroduced by The
Chief Hartley' Fischer, and gave A
very interesting story on the import,-
alio of Civil Defence, the work it
Would be called upon to do in 'the
event of an attack ion ,Canada or the
United States, the effects of Waite
and Hydrogen Bombs, and what the
civillaat population would, be called
twee to do in the event of an attach,
Mr, Adorn said Civil Detep40 is
linked very closely with Fire Depart-
ments, and told firemen they would
have important duties to do,
Mr. Admits expressed his P1i)Pre-
elation for the invitation extend-
,ed to him by the Fire Dept. to Sneak
to the, Council and Firemen on Civi,
Defence.
His address was followed by a
question and answer period at which
Mr. Maros was asked by Reeve J. H,
Stretton if a public imeeting could
be arranged so that everyone could
hear about Civil Defence. Dr. Adams
replied he would be happy to attend
such a. meeting and would bring
movie films and give as much in-
formation on the subject as he
could.
Arrangements for a future meetieg,
are now under way.
Brussels Town Hall
47.
1,PQA1., EASTER SEAL S.
COMMITTEE COLLE,CTS $550,5Q
The aelliMitter, in charge of Easter
BealS for crippled children for this
district, wish to announce 'that the
fund has iroaohed 8550;59, and also
71141i to '.11)10,141c all contrilmters and
workens for their igenerouis sil.pport.
,Any further donation's will be igrahe-
fully re0e4rea by ',the treaShrer Mr.
Robext Walker, 11
OFFICIAL VISIT MADE
TO BRUSSELS LODGE
Tuesday evening 4'llebehales" -Were
hostess Lodge to Goderich Rebekah
Lodge, it being the official visit from
the Vice President, Sitster Clara
Beatty of OanningtOn and District
Deputy President Sister Mary Sutter
of Clinton.
The officers of Goderich Lodge
opened the meeting, and draped the
Charter for our Assembly Treasurer
the late Betty Dundas of London.
Gifts were presented to the Vice,
President a,n:d to the District Deputy
President. F011owing the meeting a
sodlal time was spent and lunch
served by the committee convened
by Mrs. A, MOTaggart.
At 8.30 P M. Sharp
Donations required immediately. Cash
or useful merchandise may be left at
Brussels Legion or Riverside Motors.
Names of donors will be published
weekly. For information 'phone lan
ffilcDona.ld, Trustee 'for the McWhirter
Fund.
will she pray with him, and for him?
The Word of do :d says, How can: two
(people') walk together except they I
be agreed. A Married couple should
be agreed on the question of childrent
for instance.
PRIZE LIST FOR GREY TOWNSHIP CENTENNIAL: 4,,1
,'f.t1,1i PARADE -- MONDAY, JULY 23rd, 1956
Rarade' Time 12 P. M.
$25 $20 $I0
$25 $20 $'15 3$10
Is $75'
Best Decorated Float
Best Pioneer Covered Wagon
Oldest Buggy
Oldest Car
UNITED CHURCH
Mrs,* W. . H. Bell, president, and
Mrs. Earl Cudmotre were chosen to
attend a banquet at Guelph„ Com-
munity 'sisging was led by Mae.
Douglas Hemingway, with Mrs. W
C. Kerr at the piano. Mrs, Stanley
Bride, Fordwich, district president,
addressed the aneeLng 'and Mrs.
Earl Cudreore contributed a read
lag. ,
Miss Millie McFarlane, reporting
for the nominating connattee, pre-
sented the following slate Of of_ 1
fleet's for the coming year: past 1
president, Mrs. H. W. Stephens,
President, Mrs: W. H. Bell; vice-
presidents, Mrs. WI Mau . Evans,
Mrs. R. 03. Cousins; secretary i
%treasurer, Mrs. John Speir; assistant I
Mrs. Earl Cadmore; • diStriet direct- I
or, Mrs. R. W. Stephens; branch,.
dieectors, Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull, 1
Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Archie
Engle; pianist, Mrs„ W. C. kerr; -interested in her husband's .business? I
assistant, Mrs. Wesley Kerr; press
1
Harold Colvin spoke last
morning on the subject of
marriages,' discoursing at
length on many of the problems of
present day marriages. The speaker
first stressed that a Man and wife
should have many things in commons
they ;timid • hare a liking 1
tor the same things. Is the wife I
Sunday
mixed
MELVILLE CHURCH
Admission by Donation
PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
will be In effect In Brussels starting at.
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT, APRIL 28th, 1956
and ending at
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT,SERTEMBER 29th, 1956
To fall in line with other municipality..
J. H. STRETTOP, &KAM (0
Mr. Colvin also spoke on the
question of young people of differing
CARD Oe"rHANKS
My sindere and heartfelt
to our friends and ineighbotirs, for
their Many acts of kinchtess ,and
sympathy. To. all who helped in any
way and for flowers ,and cards sent k
Me in My recent" bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. H. ,Colvin,
and Mr. 1)'. A. Rant.
Mrs. Hugh R. Elliott,
$15 $10
$15 EV , ' slt4
......... i . ..... ••• 0, • 44
Oldest Farm Machine
Best Decorated Bike
public School Girl • $3 • $2 RI'
Public School Boy $3 $2
Best Comical Entry 000 . 0000 , ....... $10 $8
Best Clown $10 ft
By Pre School Child ..... ... 7., $3
Best Dressed Pet Acconipanied
Lane, Mrs.' Beverly Riley, 'Mrs, churches and. religions, marrying.
Douglas Hemingway, Mrs, Kenneth 1 He alSo 'thought it wasn't wise fot
Shurrie, Mrs. Harold Speir, Miss for young People "to marry a person
Beth Hoover, and Mrs. Clair Long. whoni their parent.s abject .to. St.
I Paul's `• hot to be unequally Mrs. Bride conducted' the instal;
latton of the officers. Lunch host- yoked together with unbelieverS,
was also elaborated upon, ,• esses were Mrs. Kenneth Sammie, MrS„ Clifford Marks, Mrs. GarconFinally Mr, Colvin' urged. young
PeoPlenot to fall in love with and WIlkinsos, Mre. BeVerely Riley and marry'the first person of the oppo-
Mrs. Harold ISPeir. site Mx they meet and get acquainted
with. "Shop around" he said, and if
necessary, change your job or go to
lanother
oso
The choir sang the anthem Holy
Art Thou. to the music of Handers
Largo.
$1_
t REyo
6Fet..,, NEL -rtlit6o6A 1956
robbery that
Cartoon
by bor Ster-
n. Vika a
IN MEMORIAM
BROWN In loving MenierY Of a
dear 'Husband and fttber AtigUS
Ilittri Who liaised .away two
years ago April tlth, 1054.
Two years halve pegged since that
sad •day,
The one we loved Was called ,away,
Ood took bite bowie, it Was His
But in our hearts, lie liteth Still.
i0a,411Y bY 'Wife, and
She l silnived
mother, Mrs. I-In h.
Graham's Survey.
got s:1riawsty, y6u neean't leave your ter on bloCks
csil year, fo enjoy 1956.
.,(1; T clpwp" is slow down with dii e)str9 dash
o core cmd. courtesy:
The story of It 1)tink
didn't jell.
Supertonic Age
Anglicari hurch
icANADA
of Einwasets
Retie Fred E. Jewell, L. S. T. Rector
wf Jilohnis Church,
Thursday 3 P. '311.
Induction 8ervicd'
Sunday
11 a, in. Meriting Pre Ye?
Sunday' School
St.
David's Church; Honfryn
*AO p.m. Ill-reiiffit frifoit 'or ,
Sunday Educe'. , Automobile neon' nee for earefu a"ric741.
3o sto6s stntrt i60.140 g
REGEN1 'THEATRE
Seatorth, Out
ThurSdaY; Friday and Saturday
YOU'RE, NEVER TOO Vinikid
Dean Martin Jerry Lewis li
Dean' stashes Jerry away in a girls'
school to hide hind from a Mad killer.
*
Mondeyi.tnesday and Wednetddy
THE ETERNAL SEA
Sterling Hayden Aieida Srnith
They Calf hihi the peg-loqded"edinleat
and throughout the here-Studded
annals of our Nation's History, feel
in the riai'iea that have "earadd
&ester' liiirnortailfy, A
story or ,berote: greabiet'S it spirea
• by the depth of a VvelifeiVe love.
1*' tit
ThereclaYi Friday and Saturday
dALENt.
Jane 'WyenaTi pitierfoli 'Heston
tsriiind ,.
FEMALE ON 11.-eAda
Thur. Fri. Sat.
April 19 - 20 21
DEAN' MARTIN and
JERRY LEWIS rah
"YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG"
MOM - 24
"VIOLET SATURDAY"
di$ElVA.gdOill,t
Adult ittitertaininent
Vidtoft. MATURE
SYLVIA SYDNEY
Wed. April era 26`
"THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW"
BARBARA STANWYCK
FRED .memtittAtt
JOAN BANNt;t7.
What happens when the old girl
Friend' 'conies to visit tlie hatip11Y
Married cduple.
reporter, Mrs. D. C. Matheson;
rissistaet, Mrs,. F. W, Todd.; auditors,
Mrs. Claire Long, Mrs. Angus Brown;
conveners of 'standing committees,
M. Earl Cudniarei Mrs. Perk.
Connelly, Mrs„ Lorne Nichol, Mrs.
William Leach, Mrs, Wesley Kerr,
Mrs.. W. A. Spence, Mrs, Andrew
Trig, to include giiided 'tour through
Oakville Ford plant, subway and
ferry rides, guided tours of muSemn,
and Casa Loma, and stop-over it
'Molten Airport 13.00 complete.
Contact ,Mrs. L, Porter, Phone
33Xr3
CONDUCTED TOUR
.Pupils of Or. V and VI B. P. S.
halve room far 6 adults on. a
BUS. TRIP TO TORONTO, MAY 4
MISS ELIZABETH A. R. ELLIOTT
1111, WA, iiillzabetly A. It. Illliott of
CiraEam'a suorey, died iv the Wing-
Item( IfeSnital -62n. Thursday, March
20111, !'CrtiIt 147th. year.
TfIce horn in Annan, Bruce
.datintY, the danghter of Hugh. P.
Elliott and Agnes White, She was
Predeceased by tone brother,
Funeral serti.ee took plate frein
her late residenee, Graham's Survey,
4it 2 in, in, iii gaturday, March Alst.
interment was n15de In Bra .1:4
eavi otery,
ro ,4•',/te