The Brussels Post, 1951-9-19, Page 1RU
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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, September 19th, 1951
$2,00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A.
— W H Y P A Y
MORE —
29c
• 41c
32c
38c
D/2 lb. Pkg. Cheese
3-4 Ib. Tin Spiced Beef •
3 Lemon Jello Pie Filler • • •
1 lb. Margarine • • •' • • • •
OPEN ALL DAY EVERY WED.
Win $5.00 at the Brussels Fair — Bake a
Lemon Pie — Prize Donated by A. Grew'ar.
GREWAR'S - G?ER
Bible Society Special Service
In Melville Presbyterian Church, 'Brussels on
Sunday, Sept. 23rd at 7 p. m.
Including Anglican, United and Presbyterian Churches
Special Speaker Rev. W. H. Moore, Toronto
Special offering to be taken for the Jubilee Fund.
Everybody Invited.
ORATORICAL CuNTEST
There will be am Oratorical Con -
teat open to pupils of grades 7 and 8.
To be 'held in the Crystal Palace on
Sept. 27th, at 8 p. m. For further in-
timation
ntormration see prize list.
RAILWAY
TIME TABLE
CHANCES
Effective '
Sunday, September 30,
1951
Full information from
Agents
CANADIAN NATIONAL
'blue
1a one of the Beet Quality Avellable.
Regular Shipments Now Being Re-
ceived. Order yours direct eff
the oar.
M. C. OLDFIELD PHONE ria
EWAVAVRIgOtealiatO
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Clap
11 a. M. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11 o'clock.
"Bible, Word of God"
Church School — 12 o'clock.
Evening Wroaa1idip-7 o'clock.
'Gated Service in the Pres-
• bylterean Church, relrreeeti-
tatttve of the Bible Society,
Speaker. •
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Karr — Reston.
1.8811 'Sundia5' Atter Trinity
Sept, 26rd, 1951
at. John's Church, $rusals--
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church. Hanf ye
2.80 p. m. Laren wg Prayer
Sunday School
St, George% Church, Walton
7,8e p. M. Evenitng Prayer
HURON COUNTY PLOWING
MATCH TO BE HELD IN GREY
ON FRI., OCT. 5th
The twenty-fd1001r annual Huron
County Plowing Mach will be held
on the farm of Catmint Cameron,
CTanbrook, ']let 16, con. 11, Grey Twp.,
on Friday, Oat. 5,hh. The officers
and ddu'ectbrs have been working bard
lm melee this Install better ,them ever.
it needs the participaltien amid at-
tendance of the people to make 4t
at success. The prize lists are naw
in the hands of the minter and can
he obtained from the secretbiry,
L. E. Cardiff, on Pitney.
BABY BAND ENTERTAINED
A very enjoyable aft,ennoon was
spent on the Unieed Church lawn on
Set., !Sent. 15th, when the Auxiliary
at the W. M. S. entertained the
Baby Band and their mothers with.
45 im attendance. Many games were
played and a lowly lunch served.
Mrs, Canl Hemingway and Mrs, Mac
Stephenson (leader) gave a • vote of
thanks to the W. M. S.
NOTICE •
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Molville Ladies' Aid will hold a
Bazaar on Nov, 176111.
NOT IC E—
Turkey Dinner on Monday, Oct.
15,th by the W. A. of Brussels United
Church. Adults $1.50,
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
Wed. Thur. Sept--�
Richard Wildmark, Walter
Faience in
"HALLS OF MONTEZUMA"
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Fri. Sat. Sent. 21-22
James Stewart, Shelly Winters,
Dan Dureya, Stephen 'McNally
"WINCHESTER"
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Sat. Mat. 2 pan. --Eve. 7.30 p.m.
Majestic Women's Institute
'Phe September meeting of the
Majestic Women's lnstdtnate of Brus-
sels was held in the Library on
Thursday alternoou et which time
we had as oar guests a goodly
number sof the member's from the
Ethel Insit8.tut'e.
'The Minutes of rite June meeting
and picnic were relad by Mrs, J. G,
Spelt.. the secredlaay.
Plans were. discussed for ,the
Public speaking contest to be held
at the Palace on, Thmnsday evening
Sept,. 2'7Nh.
It wa,s decided to serve lunch to
the judges on Thursday of the Fair,
Mrs, Stanley Wheeler, Miss Millie
McFarlane, Mrs. W. Evens,
Jaron Wheeler and Mrs. Wes, Kerr
are on . the committee.
4 bazaar and sale of home-made
b'afc'lig will he held early in Dec. The
conveners will he Mrs, Earl Cud -
more. Mts. ,Pohn Speir,' Mrs. M,
Wineborg and Mrs., Ken. Slinirri'e.
Mr. M. Oldfield and Mr. Iieckuie
nrmres ntindii4'e of the Flo Glaze
Pa,Int'Co., delighted the ladies with
the fiIn1, "Oal'outr in the 'Flonase.'' Mr.
Oldfield very kindly offered free of
charge 1e2 pfn6 of paintin any col-
our to each member present.
Following utile a shontt p•nogram
was p'reseniteid by the Ethel members.
Miss Olive Speiran delighted tine
ladies with a collo . A well prepar-
ed paper on "Christian Citizen-
ship" was given by Mrs. Alex Spetr-
3 BIO DAYS
Mon. Tue. Wed. Sept. 24-25-26
Ronald 'Reagan,, Charles Coburn,
Edmund Gwenn, Spring
Byungton in
"LOUISA"
TUESDAT FOTO-NI'IE
OFFER $190.00
Monday Attendance Card NitAt.
3 RRIO DAYS
COMING — 3 BIG DAYS
"THE GREAT CARUSO",
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an. Mrs: Jas. Pearson
b umoron's' reading.
The meeting was closed With
the National Anthem. Lunolt was
served by Mrs. Bone, Mrs. Doug.
Henvtnggwuy, Mrs. W. Means, ,Miss
Beth Hoover, Mine 0. Heiningway
and Mnsr Harman Hoover, Mrs,
S'tanl'ey Spelman thanked the ladies
for their most endoy'able afternebn.
gave a
FIVE SISTERS MEET
AFTER 51 YEARS
A. memorable event took place last
week when Mrs. S. Billings. 4. West
Avenue, Cetu Crilrbwr„ travelled to
Cardiff to meet her sister, Mos. Jetho
Rowland, of Brussels, Ont. She was
Joined by .her •tIbree elopers, Mies
IDdlltih Pilgrim. Mrs. B, Riohrards, and
Mrs. J. Warren. This was the Hirst
meeting of the five sisters, for 51
yeas's.
Mrs. Rowland ]'emit this country
when only a senall child, arrived at
Southampton an Juiy 27th, on the
"Moony Anteterdtam," and will be re-
tern^ntg our the "Veenidlam" on Sept-
ember 1St. Dieing the last war her
sten, Flight Tient, 13191 Rowland (Tc.
A.F.) was on :aotdtve service in this
country.
Mining her -voyage, M. Rowland
was accompanied by her niece, Mrs.
J. Moan, of BlanniTiton, One., who
emigrated to (3antade three years
ago and wlaa is spendlintg a holiday
with hen• Mother et Penar,hh,
The fallowing item, was taken from
The (loon oorea;n (inzeltte. Wales.
rARn OF THANKS
I wish, to thlank my friends and
nedgAhbonuaa of ,the fifth line of Morris
for the lovely gifts given nave before
1 went to Galt. They were greatly
appreciated and I thank- you ogle
and all.
Rasa Rhaboud.
REGENT 'THEATRE
Seaforth, tint.
Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sept. 20, 21, 22
"THE MILKMAN”
Donald O'Connor Jimmy Durante
Lonald and Jimmy sing and dance
their way into the hearts of every-
one. -
COME TO THE FAIR
ON SEPT. 28th
i'h,„.• are some of the items you
ran expect to see and enjoy ail the
Brussels Fall Fair.
Ponies, horses and a good exhibit- 1
ion of cattle. hogs and the biggest
little pet show. Tang of War, Bingo.
Boatels, Rides for children and Pont/ -
lodes. Colne early tar see the School
parade. John Deere, Mhassey-Ramis
Tudermatdonnl-Han•vester, Chase Farm
Implemenits on display. rnaott's Mot-
ors. Dodge cars and McCtttcheon's
Motor Sales with Chevrolet Dees on
disploy. Ferguskin and Ford and
Waterloo display ae well as furni-
ture, Furnaces. stoves. electrical
appliances and many others as well
as the hest flower show in this
district. So plain to 00100 early, 00
yen cep see all of it.
Geo. Wesenhnrg, Sec,
GREY TWP. COUNCIL
Minutes of Council Meeting held
on Sept. tat. 1051.
Road Supt. was authorized to
forward the petition' to The Dept.
of Highways for the Interim pay-
ment of tlhe Staltlultory Grant on the
roads expenditures' to the Twp. of
Grey from Jams lsit to Aug. 31st.
All approved 9000111149 were or-
dered paid. And tIae meeting ad-
journed to meet on Oct. Oth or at
the call of the Reeve.
The Hollowing accounts were paid:
Road
Tiydt'o
Dra,'t)ntge
Livettack Tedured
Fox Bounty
Ethel Garbage
Ethel Cemetery
Ont. Men. Rottrd
Relief
Twp. School Area
. Brussels Fire Brigade
Mies. •
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
$2350.94
10.52
638,56
194.3.5
16.00
24.00
10.20
8.00
75.00
2000.00
75,00
5.90
NOTICE
Tenders will be receeved by the
undersigned till Salt., ,Sept, 29th at
S o'clock p. 111.. for ,tube work to be
done on the Buttery Drain,
Plans and specifications may be
seen at Ube Clerks Office. Mei.
The lowest or any tender not nee-
estsiandly accepted. Security will be
required.
J. H. Fear. Clerk.
MUSICAL. LECTURE
On. Wednesday even,ng, Ootober
Srd, ,at 8 o'clock, in the Melville
Church. Sunday Salko01 Hall a
lecture on mastic entitled "The Art
of Praetice" will be given by Mr.
Reginald Geen of Oshtawa. This
Will be under .the auspices of the
Huron County Registered Music
Teachers Association, Mr, Geen is
one of Ontaelo's om.tsltamding nkalefie-
inns and teachers. Parents, and
young people studying music, also
the public, are invited to attend,
Admission, Adults 3Smlbs., children
15cts.
NOTICE—.
The Cranbrook ladies will serve
hot dinner in the Creebrook Com-
munity Centre at the Huron Oounity
Plowing Iv+➢atah on • Oat. 5411, at
noon.
Mon. Tues. Wed. Sept. 24, 26, 28
"DESERT HAWK" ('In Color)
The adventuoous Desert Hawk weds JJ
the Princess for whose smile men
most their lives.
Next Thur. Fri. Sat. Sept. 27„8. 29
"GENE AUTRY AND
THE MOUNTIES"
Gene Autry Pat Buttram 1
Gene and Champion and the
Mounties in capturing a one of
bandits In the Canadian North
Weet.
COMING —s
"LULLABY OF BROADWAY" -
Doris Day Gene Nelson `
CARD OF THANKS
We Whelk to extend 0010 thanks and
epprecikkltlion to our neighbours and
friends for their kindness in helping
us in our recent fire,
George Hlart and family.
CARD OF THANKS
The fttnt,{,ly of the leas Rbbemt Short -
reed wish to exp:eens their sincere
thanks for the Manby acts of kindness
extended to them in their recent
bereavement,
CARD OF THANKS
T west to deice this opportunity to
thank my many friends for all their
kindness, w116e in hospital and at
home, also to the staff ai' Wingham
General 7'11na tdtal.
MIns, Connie Wapmeley,
CARD OF THANKS
T what to thank roll those who in-
gn'ired for the and sent cards, flow -
ere and. gifts to „baby amid myself
while at Dr, Myers end since our
return Unto.
ream 01Atiot
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inverial
Sponsored by, Brussels Branch and Ladies
Auxiliary No. 218 B. E. S L
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Games Start at 9 p. m.
15 Regular Games $15.00 Prize Each Game
- $100 Specials 1 s $75. Special
Admission $1000 . Extra and Special
Cards 25c
All Proceeds For Welfare Work
Don't Miss It! Come to
Boys and Girls Band - School Parade
Speci& Tractor to i
Junior Clubs And Oratorical Contest
Tug of War
ides For Chi' dr
Many Other Features
Plan To Come T q The
Concertat N
In The Arena Lots of Seating . Space
Dance In Palace After