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Wednesday, August 24th, 1949
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East Huron Agricultural Society
DANCE -
In Crystal Palace Ballroom
In Brussels on
aims y, Lgust 3ist
Dancbg 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Ferrier's Orchestra
Refreshments
Admission - $1.00 pr couple
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Brussels Girls Break Tie CRA1NBROOK
To Head Softball Group
A largo number of local softball.
fans travelled to Blyth to watch the
Brussels-Sefortb teams battle in a
flood light game for top place in
their group. The local girls were
the victors in a 18-9 score.
With the score 12-2 for Brussels
the Seaforth team scored 6 runs in
one inning when a series of errors ,
on the part of the Brusesls players
gave them their opportunity.
Seaforth now has to play Hensall
while Brussels meets Blyth.
The second game between Blyth
and Brussels will be played at ,
Victoria. Park, Brussels this Satue
day night at 6 p.m. sharp. Don't mies
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FOR SALE —
Straight from the show-room—is ,
how your car will look if you give it '
a dry-clean with "TARNOFF'.
Simple, easy to use, 16 oz. tie 60c;
3,6 oz. tin $1.00.
Elliott's Garage
Concert and Bazaar
In Walton Community Hall
Thursday, Sept. let
Sponsored by 16 Con. of 1
Grey Group
Concert at 8.30 bazaar following
Lunch Booth
Admission 25c & 15c
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Pralee waitheth for thee
0 God in Zion.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
Sunday School Closed
Until Sept, lith.
11 a. In, Divine Service
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
Th United Church
OP CANADA
Minister- Rev. Andrew Lane
Organist Mr, Donald Dunbar
11 a, m. Morning Worship
Sermon Subject—
"The Waiting Ohrirst"
The Church School and the
Evening Service withdrawn for
July and August.
Welcome To Worehip.
Church of England
Parish of Brussele
Rev. J. H. Kerr Rector.
Eleventh. Sunray After Trinity
August 28th, 1949
8t. John's Church, Brussel,-
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
7,80 p. in, Evening Prayer
St. David's Church, Henfryte-
2 p. M. Evening Prayer
Sunday School
$t. George's Church, Waken... -
9M a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
Allieftealgal,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, Joe Thuell has gone to Labra-
dor where he will do electrical work.
* *
Mre. Alex rtutlerlge returned home
Thursday from Stratford General
hospital,
• *
Mr, and Mee James Oldaeld,
Dundalk, are visiting their son M.
01c141 eld.
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Mee E. Mills, London. Ie a visitor
at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs, 0,
Thornton,
n. * *
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kennedy,
Montreal, were Sunday visitors with
Brussels friends.
Mrs. M. Oldfield is et Shelbourne
, with her mother who was injured. in
e ear aceedent
Mr. bein Campbell underwent an I
appendectomy in Listowel hospital:
on Monday of this week. "
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Dr. W. A. and Mrs. Spence. To-
ronto, were visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. D. A. Rann.
1p
. Death of John Bolger
There passed away at the home
of his son, Harry, on the 17th con.
(41041011 of Grey, Friday, July 29, a
highly respected person, 'JoJhn
Bolger, oldest son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Bolger. He had
I been in failing health for the past
tdition. Deceased was born in Mc
month and died from a heart con.
1011p, near Seaforth, on April 11
1864, later moving with his par -
1 ants to Morris Township. Ott Due
[20, .1894, he married Margaret
(Duffield Hamilton, daughter of the
I late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hsmil
iton, residing in Prey Townehip,
nht union there were two sons
and two daughters: 'Howard. of
London; Harry, at home; Harriet
(Mrs. Frank Johnston). McKillop,
and Olive (Mrs. Torrance Dundas),
.,2 welton. He leaves to mourn hi!:
wle and fatnily; also three broth-,
Service was held as usual on
Sunday morning in Knox Church
with the minister in charge and
Mr. Graeme McDonald singing the 1
solo "As The Sparrow Falleth."
visited at the manse with their son
Mr, and Mrs. Simpson of Toronto
Rev. Alex and Mrs. SimPson. All are
spending a few days in Ridgetown
this week,
Rev. I. 0, and Mrs. MacIver spent
several days last week with the
Michel family and calling on old
friends in and around the village.
Mr. Stanley Fischer has been on
the sick list and a speedy recovery
is hoped for.
Miss Pat Youngblut is holidaying
at the home of her grandfather,
Reeve John McNabb,
Mrs. Wm, Cameron Is visiting in
Walton at the home of Harold and
Mrs. Smalldon.
Stop signs have recently been
erected in the village and improved
conditions are hoped for.
Miss Maxine Smalldon spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Ken
Bray and at Point Clark.
Miss Dorothy Keys, Seoforth, is
enjoying holidays with relatives
here.
GREY
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. McKinnon and
four sons and Mrs, Mark of Fort
William are visiting at Dan McKin-
non's, 5.th eon. of Groy.
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tyerman of
Exeter attended the funeral of the
late Charles Pollard,
Mr. W. H. Maunders of Detroit;
was present for the funeral of Mr.
Chas. Pollard, and visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence Hollinger.
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Seaforth; .Toe. of Tildinontro; W'11liam, of Lacadena, Sask.; Mrs. An-
drew Knight (Martha). Mrs. Chas.
Pollard (Emmie), and Miss San
ole A., all of Walton commenity.
, The funeral service was conducted
by Ren, Tohn Kerr, pastor of St.
George's Church, Walton. -of white:
•Miss Marion Mitchell of Kitchener' the deceased was a member. Derine
the service Mrs. Herb. Travis and
visited with her sister, Mrs. Andrew i
Lane Thursday and Friday of last ,
j Mrs. Harold Sellers sang 0 duet.
week. "Beyond the Sunset." The pall-
* * bearers were three nephews and
Ann Pestell and Agnes Lane spent 'three neighbors: Harold Bolger,
George Pollard, Mark 'Hamilton
a pleasant and profitable week Aug. George Reesay,
Simmer School. and
Donald Buchanan
, 14-21 at Girls' Camp, Goderich Stewart Humphrey. The tower
' bearers were eight grandchildren;
!Lois Bolger. Irwin, Harsy and Roma
;
Mr, and Mrs, Louis D, Thompson Johnston, Alrne Dundas and Mar.
i are enjoying holidays on the south
!ilyn. Jim and Rosemarie Bolger.
retest of England. They are expected I The floral tributes were beautiful
back in Brussels Saturday, Sep.
:which showed the esteem In which
tember 24th.
* ' M the deceased was 'held. Interment
Holiday visitors at the home of lwas in Brussels cemetery.
Wm, Moses were Peter Morrisond
Charles Pollard
1 St. Marys, Mrs, A. Leckie, Zephyr, There passed away in Wingbam
Ont., Mrs. E. Bates, Miss Doris and
Jack Bates, Toronto. I General Hospital on Wednesday,
August 10th, a highly respected
have been visiting with their daugh- i son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bell, Teeswater,
ter, 1V(rs. R. Elliott and Mr. Elliott He had been an Invalid for the past
eight years. The deceased was boott1T,
in Hibbert Township on Dec.
1375 and moved to Morris Township
as a yung man. On June 20, 1903
be married Mary Emily Bolger
youngest daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Bolger. To this use
aion there were two daughters and
ttendance are; Neil McTaggart,
n
Dale Mcfraggart, Glenn Bridge, Ben oneson; Ma" (Mrs. Edgar Holt-
er) ridge, Ronald Lane, Tom Willis 110015;
nlv; Gje, r e,a
err elt
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and Dick Dennis. Nene; MoilfclreEd
of Grey Townebip. He leaves to
mourn his wife and family, also one
brother, George of Weston and
* *
person, Charles Pollard youngest
and her mother, Mrs, A. Lamont,
who has been seriously Ill,
* * *
Camp Hiawatha, Huron Presby-
tery Boys' Camp, is being held this
week -August 91-28 at Goderich
Summer School. Brussels boys in
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our many good
friends and neighbors for their deeds
of kindness, expressions of sympathy
and for the beautiful floral eributes,
during the long illness and bereave-
ment. We wish to especially thank
Rey. Mr, Kerr and Rev. Mr, Jones,
and those who loaned cars.
, Mrs. Chas, Pollard and Family,
Atate,MO':,V:00-.!AV:;11
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWE1,
Wed. Thur. Aug. 24-25
Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright,
'Babe' Ruth Himself . . in
"The Pride of the Yonkees"
(Re -issue)
Fri. Sat. Aug. 26-27
Randolph Scott in
"Canadian Pacific"
(Cinecolor)
Cartoon Shorts
Sat. Mat. 2:00 Sat. eve 7:30
Mon. Tues. Aug. 29-30
Loretta Young William Holden
Robert Mitchum in
"Rachael and the Stranger
TUESDAY PHOTO NJTE
lst OFFER $200
2nd OFFER $ 80
Mon. Attendance Card Night,
Wed. Thur. Fri. Aug. 31
Sept. 1-2
June Allyson Peter Lawford
Margaret &Brien
Elizabeth Taylor in
"Little Women"
Technicolor
IMOW5VORMICOlit
DIED .
POLLARD—At Wingham General
Hospital, on Wednesday, August
10th, 1949, Charles Pollard, beloved
(husband of Mary Emily Bolger of
Brussels, Ont., in his 7.8bli year.
The funeral was held on Friday
August 12 from the home of his
son, George 2. Pollard, Lot 30,
Con. 8, Morris township, Inter-
ment was made in Brussels
cemetery.
REGENT 11-1E.th.CA'RE
• Seaforth, Ont.
seven grandchildren.
The funeral was held from
the hofe of his son, on Friday affer-
ent with Rev. Sohn Herr, rector f
St. John's Church, assisted by Rev.
T. D. Jones. of Seaforth. During tin
service Mr. Graham McDonald sang
"Safe in the Arms of Jesus". The
deceased's favorite hymn was sung
Teter, "Rook of Ages".
The pallbearers were four neple
nws, Sandy Elliott, Will Wasman,
Harry Bolger, 'Harold Bolger, two
neighbors, Archie Engel and Jas.
McDonald.
The floaverbearers were six grand.
children, Charles and Marie Telling -
or, Kenneth and Yvonne Pollard.
Jim and Donald Perrie, Beverly
Riley, Ilene Dundas, Sim Bolger
Shirley Bolger, and Marilyn Bolger.
The floret tributes were beautiful
and showed the esteem in which the
deceased was held, They are namely,
pillow, the familyj spray, the grand-
children; spray, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Elliott, of Exeter; spray, Mr, and
Mrs, Jae Coutts and 13111; basket
Mr, and Mrs.. Jas. Perrie and Mrs.
Margaret Perrie; spray, Mr. and
Mrs. Spadatz of Hamilton; spray, W.
Maunders, of Detroit; basket, Mr.
and Mrs, More and Mr, and Mrs,
Snow, Exeter; spray, rs. Ino, Bol.
ger and family; wreath, Pollard
Welly, Kincardine; spray, Mr, and
Mrs, Jas. Bolger and Miss Jane .A.
Bolger; spray, ble. and Mrs. Mollie
Engel; basket, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Vittie, of Wroxeter; wreath, Mr,
George Pollard and family el West-
on; spray St. George's Anglican
Church, Welton;. spray, Mrs. Knight,
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Watson, Mr, and
Mrs, Sas, Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lew Armstrong, Mr. and Jim Me-
Thnald and Mr, and Mrs. Har;old
:Bolger; basket, the neighbors.
Friends were present from Stritt•
fold, Exeter, Detroit, Toronto, Wina-
sot, Kincatillne, Goforth, Wroxeter,.
Mitobell and HaMiltost. Intereet
was Male in the 'Brussels cefetery.
NOW PLAYING
t Thurs. Fri. Sat, Aug. 26-26-27
"BLOOD ON THE MOON" with
Robert Mitchum and
Barbara Bel Geddes
Another top-notch western — not bad
— when a guy can shoot the heel
right off the Gals Boots and still
make her love him.
Mon., Tues., Wed, August 29-30-$1
MA AND PA KETTLE
Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride
The hilarious sequel to "The Egg
and 1" The antics of the 'Kettle"
family prove spontstueusly funny in
their new modern honie.
COMING—"MY DREAM
starring
Jack Careen and ,
Is YOURIP
Doris Day
Miss Emma Ransom
Miss Emma Ransom passed away
Attgll,it HA Of 114
oct ffiestbs. She Was horn in
Alderney, channel Islands and came
to canada when quite a young wo-
man. Most of her years were spent
in Millet and she was widely kneels
as a Sunday School teacher and an
active worker in the Presbyterian
Churee. She was beloved by all.
emend service was conducted
bv Mr. D. A. Rnnn to Brussels
c.metery on August 18th, the Rev.
t. u er .1. Simpson, ,Cran brook,
The United Church
,", • -Tli++ 1+1 th, 'rotted Church nn
qamley morning. Atcanst 21 wa,
d th:-, mini -1,r. the Bev.
' • .' • • t anrmon stibiecf
s1”1 the Clay." Mr.
0,, N411111110(1 his cengvc,v, t'
11', tI ond,,t ,ontrol •,e fl,a1
f2r. man is abundant
life --that design Is thwarted
by n111 5,111 (1,••1 r,^on 1,vs•
to get men to yield themselves to
His purpose and power that they
etele tries life eternal. A duet, "T
came to the Garden alone," by
Maur.•en and Dorothy Sullivan
added ereatly to the effective:teas of
the worship.
Library Notes
Tee library will he t'o4e,1 th
week of .Aug. 29 to Sept.., while the
librarian is on vacation.
BORN
")I, iiTON---At Dr. Myer's Nursing
Home in Brussels on Wed.. Aug.
17, 1949 to Mr, and Mrs. Rae
Houston of R.R. 2, Brussels—a
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BRUSSELS, ONTARI4.A,
Majestic Women's Institute
The regular meeting of the Majestic
eeenstea Inetiteet was held in the
eoteetersItelgreVP When that
-etect 0111 erf iliKA 20 Iddiea
f,0111 the Majestic institute, Brute
tele Tie: neeeing reel - opened atel
conducted with both presidents, Mrs.
Stewart Proctor and Mrs. Doug.
Hemingway in the ethairs. The
talnittPs were read by Mrs, Ken
•,,hvelcr .and Mrs. John Seeir. Each
president took up the business for
her Destitute, Mrs, Geo, Bone con-
venor of community activities then
elt the chair for the programme.
The motto "The smallest good deed
eeeer than the biggest intentien,
prepared by Miss Bessie
• was diTsil by Mrs. Wes. HAM
Mr-. Roy Cousins accompanied by
Mrs. Win. Shelr sang as a suite
'lees, this home.' Mrs. Manning
., humorous reading. "the
l'• t -•,,r'S wife." MI'S. .1. Bryans
S,VP a reading. "God gave us our
memorirv; that See might have roses
in December," The speaker for the
iinom rm.; _Otis ( hro .
r ilh-11 who is with the
A id slciety at Goderich. Itt's Me'
hanl of thi'lr work Int r Y tin%
to secure foster homes for needy
children. Mrs. D. Hemingway
11 vote of thanks to the Belgrave
ladies. Refreshments were served at
appointd tables by the
o • in charge. Mrs. I... Hopper
J. McEenzies, Mrs. W. Keliy,
Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Fall Music Term
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson
will re.rommente teaching music on
Monday. September 26. Pupils kindly
come at their usual time.
daughter. Phone 90 Mrs. Laura Jermyn
Guelph Convention
Panned Sept. 14-15
area convention is ar-
ranged for September 14-15 at
M.•ntorial Hall, O.A.C. Guelph. AA
exeelle n I proem m hart bean al,
:weed, Among the guestspeakers
are: Miss Anna P. Lewis, Director
of Women's Institute Branch and
Home Economics. Dr. 10. T. Sal-
mon. Prof. of Ancient History
7 -master ttniversity; Mrs, Clar-
once Hayes, Georgetown; Mrs.
It Futoher, erotenetal president.
Tee theme for this eonvention be
"Happinesa is not an 4'11 el Co be at-
tained; it Is a by-product of con-
structive thinking and successful
every day tieing balminess le Mt
• , echiovonemt."
Daughter of
Ex -Wroxeter Pastor
Wed At Grand Bend
+++,-,1d1-+••1.,f4 -Tel., to many
ennientnity• !s that of Agnes
fla-bara filmeator of Rev. A.
A (Irani of etimlnellie. and the
late Mrs. Greet to Paul Blornsaon
whirls was .olemnizerl at Grand
Ti -n4 United rhumb on August
7th. A reception followed at
Lachoher Lodge :rand Bend. Rev.
A. A. Grant was a former minister
of Wroxeter and Salem charge.
Friends here extend every goot
wish to the hanpy couple.
RENT—
Two downstair rooms, for pen-
sioners, board included.
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Motorists and bicyclists have an equal responsibilty to prevent
highway accidents ...bicyclists should keep well to the right and
avoid weaving or swerving— motorists should slow down and
exercise special caution when meeting or passing bicycles.
GEO. fl. DOUCETT, Minister
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