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Wednesday, January 2nd, 1952
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GREWAR'S - GROCETERIA
WEEK OF PRAYER
J?1ie rumevet,sal wear. , f prayer'
will be o)rseeved in the Ohm'clles of
Britesels ae follows;
Jan, 20d, (Wed.) St., John's Char*
alteaker, Rev, W. H. T, khilitoti,
Jan, 3rd ( humsdYa'Y) Melvlile 0lturch
Speaker, Rev. A. Lame,
Jan, 40 (Fnikia,y) United Church,
Speaker, Rely. J. 0, Keri',
What better way to begin the New
Year? All seri/tees tut 7,30 p, rn. •
BIBLE.$OCIETY HAS A
SPLENDID YEAR
The Brussels Branch of the Lipper
Canada. Bible Society has had a
splendid yeiar as. one of the Inghest
amounts hes been collected in this
district. Contributione were crow
CARiLLONIC BELLS INSTALLED
A sera of twenty-five Cerillonie
Bells, I.ngl4ab type, has Ilefel. in-
stalled lr1 Melville Presbyterian
1 Church,'Bi'uesets. Mesans:; Schub
merioh Electronics !ltd„ of, Sellers-
ville, Pas made the i17411A :tete
The bells stave a• range of ttwo Ault
cinematic oettarvest. Tower, project-
ion,.
roject-
ion• itilireutgh ddre'etiional and tnien•
Sity controls, dialect's the bell tones
cher a -wide area. Operated from
the organ 1aaybeaald. they may , be
prayed inside as organ bells, and
outside as tower belils, also played
as both simultaneously, I
These Caadllonic Bells are a• gift
to Melville Churchand the' drown. of
Brussels and vieiniity. and. win be
dedicated at the morning service at
Phone 5 siderabi.y higher •than 1 bt year. 6203, mamma, muerte sweetly, Jbm lege
We Deliver 00 was remitted to The Bilbie House, Time speedo! preacher at then service
otteoi. 14 College Si., Toronto, Ont, The will be the Rev, R. J. Boggs, of
nresidend azul exeeuljirre of this Molesworth.
UNITED CHURCH W. A.
The W. A. of the United Church
met Dee 18, art the home of 1Vitw.
Alex Armstrong with a very good
attendance. The president Mrs. R..
Cousins in the chair, and Mrs. Jas.
13ryatus at the Pismo, the meeting
Was .opened by the singing of Hiner
61 followed by •fhe Scripture lesson
read' by Mrs. A. Armstrong. She
chose the Christmas story from St.
Luke, Chapt. 2. Mer• W. Bell then
led in prayer. Hymn 58 was then
sung. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
'rhe treasurer's report was given by
-Mrs. W. Williamson. pt was moved
aatd: seconded that $5. be given Mrs.
Lane to help in the Good Cheer
work. Mrs. Rowland then read the
report of the 'Nominating Cam. The
business pant of the meeting con•
silted of talking over wbkt form the
congreg+atiannl meeting would take
tibia year. Itwas mored and sec-
onkled *at we have a Part Leek
supper with a small charge at the
door to defray some of the expenses.
Tile-ccdlmibtees were rthen arranged
and the collection received. It was
decided to hold 'the nest meetlig
in the evening of Wed., Jan, 10th, .A.
reading, "Is there a Santa, Claus"
was gin en by Miss Flo. Buchanan.
Hymn 53 was sung followed •by the
Mizpah benediction. Lunch was
served by the committee In charge.
Thanks was eeprestsed to Mrs. Arm-
Strong for the use of her home.
NOTICE •.--
Please keep milk ;axis, cars and
trucks cleared from sides of road
for snow plowing. Owners will be
responsible if damaged.
Arthur Rock. Road Suit.,
Twp. of Grey, Ethel, Onit.
Melville Church.
Minister, Rev. W,H.F. Fulton
10.a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a, m. Divine Worship
7 p. m. Evening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Mtnistsr Nov. Andrew Lase
DMus) Worship — 11.e/sloelt.
A2ornlnig Worship -11 O'clock
S,acranleellt of The
Lord's Supper.
Church School --12 o'clock,
Evening Worship — 7 o'elbek.
A Triple G48L
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Parish of Brussels
\toe
Pse. J. M. Karr -- RsiMr•
Ephiphany, Jinn. 6th, 196aL
St. lobo's Chuech, eruMN*-
111 a.m. Holy Communion
New `town Seeman
SN.ndary School,
St. David% Church. Nsnttrrt
2.30 p.m. Holy Cerdneull4O1
13iandss Retool
$t, George's Church, Walton
7.34 p.m. Haim Coantmnndof
Church of England
Angus Reid I
who contributed so generously, and
On Dec. 22nd, 3n4lullett township, l made this amount possible. May
there entered into rest one of the ; God bless the efforts that have been
older residents, Angus Reid, son of put forth, that HI's Kingdom may
the late David Redd and Marjorie be extended in the world,
Campbell, was bora near Drysdale ,
in March abet, 1866, but moved at I MELVILLE YOUNG WOMEN'S
early age to lot 3, con. 12 of Hallett. I GUILD
He was the keit sutvtvdng member
branch with to extend hearty thanks
to all those who collected and those
' The Young Women's Guild of
02 atartly of five. ` Mebvilile Presbyterian Church held
On Dec, 284h, 1896, he married their December meeting at ,the, home
Margaret Ann Campbell, of Me- of Mrs. C. Adams. l8rs. H. nether
Killop township, who passed away presided for the Deivotiona0 !period,.
on May 17th, 1934. Following his Several Oheilatm'as Carola were sung
marriage he farmed on the adjoining and. the Christmas story as written
farm until the fall of 1938 when he in Luke dbspter 2, verses 1.20, was
took up residence with his daughter, rend. Mrs. H. Ft8eher gave a reed -
Mrs. George Watt well whom he ing bleed on' "Christmas," Mrs. A.
resided until the fall of 1988 when Higgins ledha prayer, An interest -
be took up residence with his Ing Christmas topic wee given by
daughter, . Mrs. Geo, Watt with Mrs. G. Kraulte'r. After the singing
%wham he resided until the time of of another Christmas hymn, the
his dose. He was a member of Miepail Benediction. Mns. Douglas
Bumps' United Churob where he was Hemingway presided for the busi-
ness. The secretary and treasurer's
reports were read and adetped,
Four ' "thanit you'' notes were read
and also a letter from the Terry
Singers at London. It was decided
that we engage t7aese well known
singers to stage •one of their Con-
certs in the spring in our church.
Mrs, 0. Elliott presided for the
election of officers fer 1952, which
resulted as follows:
President Mrs. C. Kramer
let. Vice -Pres. Mrs, L. Alcock
211(1 Vice -Pres. Mrs. 0. Elliott
Treasurer Mrs. Wm, Martin
Mrs. G. Kramer
Mrs. Geo. Elliott
Flower Com. ........ Mrs. 0, Adams
Miss Jessie Little
Sunshine Coin. Mrs, R. Elliott
Mrs. Eldon Wilson
Santa Claus made leis anneal visit
and in his usual jovial manner dis-
tributed a'gift to each member.
Lunch was then served by the
hostess, Ars, G. Kramer, Mrs, H.
F'scber and Mrs. A. Higgins.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
SESSION WILL MEET' JAN. 15
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers. Court House,
Goderirdr, commencing at 2,00 p.m.,
,. Tuesday, January 1.50, 1962.
A.11 accounts, notices of deputat
inns and other business requiring
the attention of Council should be
in fihe hands of the County Clerk
- !rot later then Tannery 12, 1952.
A. H. Erskine
County Clerk,
Goderlch, Ont,
regular in (attendance whenever his
health permitted. Atter suffering a'
heart condition for anumber of
years, he had an acute aPotaak on
Dec. 21st.
He leaves to maurn his loss two
daughters, ,Rena, Mrs. George
Watt, Blyth, and Lydia, Mrs. James
Turnbull, Ethel also Pow grand-
children. The funeral services were
held from t -he home of hie son-Indarw
Geo. Watt at 2-p. m., Dee. 24th, Ser -
vitas were conducted by Iris pastor
Rev. S. Brendon.
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The pall -bearers wea'e four rep- Secretary
hews, Clarenoe Martin, Nelson Reid, Pianist
Elgin Mcliin'ey, Leslie Reid, and
two neighbours, Cecil Lydiatt and
Janes Melons. The flowers were
earried by George Martin. Watson '
Redd, Donald McNall and Russell ,
McBeth. Interment was made in
Burns cemetery.
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
' JAN. 2nd
Gordon MacRae
WEDNESDAY
Doris Day,
In
"ON MOONLIGHT BAY"
Technicolor
THURSDAY. ONLY JAN. 3ra
Barry Sullivan, Arlene Dahl, George
Murphy le
"N.0 QUESTIONS ASKED"
AralarrneMPlit
FBI. SAT. JAN. 4-3
Randolph Scott, "Gabby" Hayes
W. Ernest Cardiff,.
A well known aicwaod.` resident
W. Ernest Cardiff, died at Listowel
Meneorial Hospital on Wed., Dee -
190, 1951. He was born. In Morris
4ownbib 1p, Huron county, Aug. Birt,
.19.96. Deaitth, was due to a heart
condielon from which he had suffer-
ed for some time.
Hie wife, the Dormer Lyle Hall
survives lxim as well as, his mother,
'Mrs. ibScliarri Cardlft, ; brother
Harold, sisters Mrs. Harvey Dennis
and Mfrs. Douglas Hemingway all
of Grey townehip, A son Doiiaid
predieceesed, him in infancy.
Funeral serviees- were conducted
at his home Mein street of Atwood,
on Sarterdod, Dec. 22n1, • art 2 p. m.
Interment In Brussels cemetery.
Rev. Haigh Pritohnrd of Atwood
Presbyterian ChurciI otfictated.
Pallbearers were Clarence Blaitoh-
ford, Jim Tnglis, Clarence MuCourt,
Dr. Brydon Fleming, Russel Cam-
pbell, Llewellyn MoDomelt.
The many floral tribntes yere
carried by George Hume, Gordon
Peaches-, Eigin Wilson, Lyle Denny,
Carl Green, Paul Thompson, Derek
:Ginn.
"TIdE CARIBOO TRAIL"
Clnecolor -
Sat. Mat. 2 p m. -Eve. 7.30 p...
MON. TUES, JAN. 7-8
Susan .Hayward, Dan Dailey in
"I CAN GET IT FOR YOU
WHOLESALE"
TUESDAY FOTO.111112
let Offer $200
Monday Attendance Card Ntplit.
WED. THUR. JAN. 9.10
Alec GUlenese, Stanley Holloway
In
"LAVENDER HILL MOB"
plug
Walt Disney's Academy Award
Short eub'Jeot
"SEAL ISLAND"
NOTICE
A public hearing under the Mdlk
Control Act will be held in Room
4505, East Sleek. Pariiament Build-
ings, Toronto, an Tuesday. January
3, 1958,.at 11,00 a. in. This public
beating is for the -purpose of pro-
viding all tnteredtecl panties an op-
portunity of making representations
to the Milk Control Board of Ontar-
io before this Board Prescribes the
maximum prices at wb'r;oh milk may
be sold in the Market of Brussels.
A. P. Clark. Secretary,
Milk Control Board of Ontario,
Tire United Church
'The worship in the United Church
on Sunday morning Dec. 30, was In
keeping with the close of the 01d
•Year and the beginning of the New.
Beeping Christmas in our h.elarts
throughout the year was the theme
of the service. I•lymns for the New
Year were sung. The choir render-
eci the anthem. Night of Ndgtlte by
Van deWader and Adamson.
At evening worship a number of
the great Christmas hymns were
smug. The minister gave short
sketches of how the hymns and
tunes were composed.
On Friday evening at 7.30 the
Week of Prayer Service will be held
In the United Church,
Next Sunday morning Jan. G. The
Sacratnent of The Lord's Supper
will be dispensed at morning wer-
shdp.
FIRE DESTROYS BRAY
PRODUCE BUILDING
Fire 'ewest through 'tire Bray
Produce, betiding Wednesday~ after-
noon of last week causing Morse,
,halt $22,000 damage.
A track and tractor were taken
trent 'the rear partbonel the bonding
and alike records were Saved but
eveuyithing lease inloluding about
1,000 dozen eggs 'and 12 tons of
feeds •and other produce, was. lost.
Fire broke,owt again, ie the smeld-
oring mins in the • early morning
hours on Friday and destroyed any
tilling that might have been salvaged
from the wailer blaze.
The D. A, Rann eremites% store
suffered heavily from smoke and
Coleman's restaurant somewhat. ,
The Brussels volunteer fire de-
panbmend fought the Rlamles but
when it was found that .they would
not be able to prevent the spread
of the Ohre to the solltd block of bus-
iness pihres one truck end crew i
at the Wtnghasn tire hridgade was
summoned to their asstetanee
Ardent four melena ago the same
building, mimed then by Hugh Pear-
son wan completely destroyed by 1 NOTICE —
fire. It Wats - rebuilt by Mr. Pear •
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son and fated sold bo Clifford Bray The Majestic W. T. will be held
who has since. eondtuoted the produce held in the Brussels Library on
business and se teem implement Thursday, Jan. lOddt, art 2 p. m. Miss
agency es well. Margaret Brophy of CKNX will be
Mr, Bray is now openading in the t the guest speaker. Everyone is web
'old bank building, 3 huls4nesis places' Come.
'north of the one destroyed by fire,
and is nnrryine on business -as -usual.
His piens for the fmtnre, if he will
rebuild or not, have not been I
completed, as the loss is only partly i
covered by insurance,
INTERMEDIATE •B WO,A.A.
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Jen, 3. Londesboro at Teeewaater
,1ait. 4, 1)russels at Trowbridge
San, 7, Lucknow at Fi'uesels
Trosvbrldge at Teeewaterr
Clinton et Londeaborp
Jen 10. Brussels a.t 01113ton
Jan, 11. Londesboro iet Trowbridge
Lucknow a4; Teeswater
Jan. 14. Trowbridge at Lucknow
Londesboro at Brussels
Clleton at Teeswater
Jam', 18. B nesels at Londesabora
iljnok now' at Trowbridge
Jan, 19. 'Peeswlater at Clinton
Tan, 21. Teeswater at Londesboro
J,an..et Brussels at Lucknow
Jam.. 22. Clinton at- Trowbridge
Jan, 25. Brussels at Teeswater
Jane 26 Londesboro at Clinton
San. 28. Lucknow at Londesboro
Teesavater at Trowbridge
Tan. 50, Trowbridge at Breeseis
Clinton at Lucknow
Feb. 4. Teeswvitier at Brussels
Londesboro at Lriicknhw
Trowbridge at Clinton
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont. i
JAN. 3.4-5 Please Note Change
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"EXCUSE MY DUST"
Red Skelton MacDonald Carey
A' musical comedy in Technicolor
of the good old days when the horse -
less' carriage came Into existence.
JAN. 7.8-4 Adult Entertainment
"ALL ABOUT EVE"
•Bette Davis George Sanders
Three women wage a sophisticated
battle of wits through thls brilliant
dramatic performance,
JAN. 10111.12
"ONLY THE VALIANT"
George Peck Barbara Payton
A historical Western flied with
savage fury and treachery. The
U. 8. cavalare and the Apdohe
Indiana anti the colors.
MRS. A. HINGSTON 1
,DIES AFTER ILLNESS
After a short illness, Mrs. Addison
Hingston, the former Annie Ida
Lloyd, passed away in Winehaml,
on Monday, Dec. 1194 1951,
Born in Bellmore, she wars in her
70th year. Mrs. Hingston recedrved
ler education in Belntoro and was 1
married to the lade Addison Hing- t
sloe in. Seater*. Her husband pre-;
deceased her on Selrtemb$r 90,
1840, She was a member of irlte
United Church and the Legion Ladies i
Auxiliary.
Surviving are two sons and three '
da.ughdens: Cons, (Mrs. Eddie Hew•
kits) of Toronto; Carrie (Mrs, Thos.
Cruickshank) Wingihant; Mary, (Mrs. ,
Wilfred Aethurs) of Wingliam; Lloyd
Wingbam and Clifford of Guelph.
There are ten great grandchildren, I
The funeral was held on Wed.,
Dec. 19401, front Curie's Funeral '
Home Wingham. where srevtee was
held et 2 p. m. Rev. W. A. Bee-
eraft oftiolated with interment in
Weigh= cemetery.
Mrs. A. Hingston was a sister -in -
taw of Miss C. Hingeton of Brussels. I.
BRUSSELS, LEGION BINGO
TURKEY WiNNERS
The second turkey bingo sponsor-
ed by t8r,s tiru9sols' Ltigton was field
in. the Town Ita)l .on Deo, 19411. The
winners wore as fellows 1
1. Mns, 'Shos, Garnise
2. 13115. E. Gregg
3, Mrs. 11 Kelly
4. Mies Wilda Breakeltrilge,
Bluevrale
5, Tom Willie
6. Mrs. OM, Bray
7• lefre. Oarmiehael. Moncton
8. Miss Pearl Baker
9. Len. Armstrong
11. Elmer Armstrong
11. Bob Johnston
12 Reg. Watson
13. Mrs. Wni, M'oWhirter
$15.00 Special 'Prize each —
Jack Marks, Listowel .
Stewart Lowe
Special prize $15.; split $5. each
Stanley ltitohen
Margaret MOAnter
Harold Bolger
Door Prize —
Harold Thomas
CARD OF 'FHAMCS
Mrs. Marla Woszczynski and het -
daughter Haling Mraafejewska with
to express their graititiude to every-
one, for their kind aasisltafce and
time' tributes in their recent bet,
earvement. S••l
PICTURE UNVEILED
Belgtave — At the regular Sum
day School senstce the Y. P. U, pre- i
sealed a picture of the Head of 1,
Christ for the Sunday schoolroom.
, Clifford Kelly unveiled it and the ,
superintendent, Earl Anderson, as
tented it on behalf of the Church. i
CARD OF THANKS'
Our grateful thanks is given to the
Bamesele Fire Department and to
'the Wlingrhani Fire Brigade for tihedr
efterts to control the 'fare that re-
cently destroyed our place of bust -
11180. To allihose people who have
helped tis in various, leers, we also
express cosi appreciation and thanks.
Ot 111ord Bray.
CARD OF THANKS
We with to express sincere thanks
.end aipprectation to ouir many re-
latives. friends and neighbors Who
were so kind to Ernie during hie,
monthia of illness aid, to us in our
berease,ment. '[lite cortfotititig eiS-
presaion's of sygnipaihy wtll always
he remembered with deaf gratitude,
Tiyle Cardiff, Mather, Reethera
end Meter!,
ST. JOHN'S GUILer
The annual meeting of St. John?,
Women's Guild was held on Dec. 11,
In the S. S. room, with a fair at-
tendaece. Meeting opened with the
singing of an Advent' hytiln, followed
b1c prayers. Mits. Morr'ia0Ti read the
Scripture lesson, from St. Leiters
Gospel, the story of love to one
another and to neighbors. Minutes
of the previous' meeting were read
by the secretary Mrs. Wm. ?kegler. I
Ttie treasurer's report 'silas 'given
b,y 38rs. J. H. Bryan. Tlie • besineae
included the presentation of some
bills. for paylnern&s, and $100. was
voted towerde the Wilding fund..
Pilins were made for the Guild to
help with Sunday School Party and
put vie treats. 'Rev. Mr. Kerr lire.
aided , for the election of officer's
which resulted 111 the following of-
Gaels
ffiners being returned to office for
anathes' year.
President. Mrs, G. Da518
Treasurer Mos. J. It Bryan,
Secretary Mrs, Wm, Finisher I
Mee. 1;err closed the mee0ing
meth Strayer, and a Christmas Tea
wine pr'avided by Mrs, McMrireRY,
Mrs. A. Mm'risan. .Mrs, 13, Midrheil i
arid Mrs. Olen Whittam
THIS MAN 1S
Sonwuietel
He started as a junior in a load
- " branch bank ... just as his
manager did before him. Now
he's on his way up, too.
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He's learning banking skill right on the
job, helped by more experienced mon •
on the bank's staff. He is taking special , -
banking courses ...
Like most bankers, during his career, be
will learn to know many parts of 'Canada.
various communities. Ile will develop the
human understanding and the buelneee
judgment you expect of your banker.
Stating from the branch that serves you
he may rise to the very top. The general
manager of his bank started just the -
way he did.
SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK
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