HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-03-23, Page 1Miss Bessie a/Poses, peeeidentof the
M. S.,, welcomed the brgarnizittion
and presented each cane girls with
a C. G. I. IT. badge for her untforni.
The group repeated their "PurpOse"
' and sang their C. Ge I, T. hymn.
Mass Ann MeEaehren, London,
"There is no more noble and..
humanitarian orgauizatioft
in the whole world than the
Red Cross"
GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS
Your donation to the Red Cross lielps provide:
',Preparedness for Disaster eOurpost Hospitals *War Veteran Sonia
*Free Blood Transfusion Service 'Nursing and Health ServiceS
11/1/1" til:the RBI CROSS
Cheerfully... Gratefully... G;nously I
$5,494,100 IS NEEDED THIS YEAR
Confitletittat Service ,,
, BRAN614 OFFICE: eittitekLi
.064,61iie 'FARM pHoNtsoe
MartIn itchwarzwatil
Manager.
Wed , March " ia-atheril n ei mond oloos utah Post Ottio• Delbertmente Mama es day 23rd; 1955
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NEW DIRECTOR FOR LIONS
BOYS AND Gine BAND
Mr. John A. Gilbert, A. R. ,C. Al.,
Brantford has aneeeeded Mr. A. C.
Robinson of Landon, as Teardraaster
of the 13rueeele Lions Club Boys
and Girls Band,
Sir. Gilbert is Director of Music
for the BrantfOrd Boys Band Assoc-
heti= end ,the Brantford Memorial
Concert Band, also coadaetor of the
newly formed Brantford Symphony
Orchestra. He has beee a conductor
,since 1935 end prior to that wee an
instrumentalist, priacipally the eello,
but also as a Oendulitor studied, a.11
other instruments.
The Brantford Memorial Band,
with Mr. Gilbert conducting won. ton
honours at the C. N. R. Band corn
petitions last Year.
Mr. Gilbert arrived In Canada 18
months ago from Winchester, Eng,
land, He is a married_ man, and the
father of three children.
The new bandmaster esauened his
duties here on 'Thursday of last week,
The Lione Club Band Committee
areedoing everything pessible to en- !
courage and help the baud end are
anxious that all who are interested
in becoming members get in con-
tact with them at the library on /
band practice right
The co-operaltiOn of rrents and
members is necessary to make pro-
gress. Parente must give constant
encouragement and see that their
boy or girl attends rehearsals and
practices regularly.
The Lions made it possible for the
boys land giris of this-community to.
Nave a band of their own, and all who
are members*, or have been. members,
.should ciontinue their loyal support.
They have 'isecurecl an outstanding
bandmaster. The Lions are doing all
they can. It is now- up to the public
to gape ,them every encouragement
and support and provide members so
that the band may continue to grow
and not have to be disbanded.
SERVICE HELD HERE
'C, L T, AFFILIATION Morris Council EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN
Mr Robert Walker treasurer for
m Harold R. J. Rhyona
The death Occurred in Clinton Pub
tic Hosiittlel on Thureday morning
of Haerld Richard Joseph Raymond
son of Mee, Edith Finnemore Ray-
mend, end the late Charles Ray-
mond. He was born SaSkatche-
Wan and was in hie 35th year, He
was ,employed In 13rOsele by the
Thlomast Oonetruction 'Surviv-
ing besides ;his mother are two
brothers, Robert and Derrick
both of Brussels± and five sisters
Mrs. Mrs. James (Patricia) Davis, Mor-
ris tONVeaship; Mrs. Clifford (Pris-
cilla) Bray, Grey township; Mrs.
Carl (Beitty) 'Cowing, Morris town-
ship; Minis'Esther, London; and
MESS Winrillfred, Clinton. A funeral
aervice -was held on Saturday after-
n noo at 2:00 o'clock at the D. A.
Dena funeral home, with Rev. Nor-
man. A: Ellis of St. John's Anglican
Church cherge. Pallbearers were,
williiaan; °eats', Harold C. Thomas,
Gerald John Work, Lawrence
Plant, and William L. Speir. The
floral tributes wereecarried by Mur-
ray Long; Henry Exel, William Kel-
Hagan!, ,.and Gordon Stiles. Burial
wals Made in Brussels• cemetery,
the Eester Seal Crippled ;Children's
fered reporte that he has received
$195.00 up to apAe,,, The campaign
continues Until April 10, For . those.
who have aniseed' reeeiving seal% or
those who require- additional gel*,
they may IM obtained frem the treas.
erer. This! cauele is worthy of your
wholeheaeted support,
Teeswatee Minstrel Show
In Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, March 25th
at 8.30 p, m.
Sponsored by C. P. and T, Fund' '
Admission 50c
The Play - Hot Water
in Walton Community Hall on
Tuesday, March 29th at 8 o'clock
Presented by the V. P. U. of Auburn United Church--
Admission -- Adults 50c - Children 25c
Variety Concert
Also a half hour Variety Concert by local talent.
Sponsored by the 17th. and Boundry Gro'up of the Walton W. H. S.-
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MELVILLE CHURCH
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ion between Jeannie and his grand-
A epecial children's •service, held
in Melville Preeleaterien Church on
Sunda y morning, included a service
of ba,ptism for Shirley Ruth, danghte
er of Mr. and Una John Pipe; Brian
John, eon of Mr. and aim, John
Armstrong; Sandra Dawn, daughter
of Mn and Mete. Murray Rossi, Sarnia;
MacDoneld, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Sillortreed; Donald '
Harris; iSOn of Mr. and Mrs,: Gerald
Gi.bson; Glen Rickey, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Ceeorge Somers; Evelyn Jo-Ann,
dangthter of aar. and Mrs. Gordon
Kreuter.
Thirty-Six children under: four years :
of age received; Cradle Roll Certifi-
eaten Mes. Wea Kerr is Cradle Roll
Morris Township Council Meeting,
Mara '7, 1955,
Th4 Council met in the Township
Hall on tulle above date with =tell
MereberS Present except Ross Dun-
can,
The minutes. of the last regular,
meeting and !tho special meetrae
were Teed and adopted on motion.
of Stewart Procter and Walter
Shortreed.•
-- Carried,
Moved by Walter Shertreed, sec-
tended ley Wm. Melon that the
tender of George Radford to supply
crush and haul •approximately 6000
cubic yards of gravel at 68 cents per
ayard he accepted to the approval of
the District Municipal Engineer,
- Carried.
The applications of Wm. Cocker-
line as Warble Fly Irespector, Fred
Sawyer as •truelt driver and Gor-
don Clark as helper for the Warble
Fly spraying aecepted.
- Carried.
Waled by Wm. Elston, seconded.
he Walter <Shoittreed that the tend-
er of the Belgratve Co-OperatIve to
Supply warble fly' powder at $6.55 per
bag for 15 lb, bage and 40 gallon
drum of disinfectant at $1,25 per gal.
be andepted.
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A serviee Marking the affiliation
of a new C. G. I. group with the 1
Wlernen'e Missionary Society of ti
Melville Presbyterian Church here
was held in the church parlour on /
Wedneeday night, with 'the girls Of
the group, their Mothers and memb-
ers of, the W, M, S. present.
The service of affiliation, was In
charge of Mre. Bernard Themes, 1,1
Bluevale, eeorcitary of girls' work for
Maitland Presbyterial, ineeisted by
Mrs. H. T. Colvin ,and: the leaders of
the group, Mrs. Calvin Kreuter and
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Mrs, Douglasee. Hemingway. A large
candle represtOing the W. M. S. was
lighted by Nine, Themes, a smaller
candle repreeenting the local auX-1
Wary by 1VIre.,1-1. Colvin, 0, candle rep•
resenting the C, G. I, T. by Mrs,
Kreuter, and another unlit cantle
representiag the large number et iN
people who are still to bet told of the
gospel. The leaders; Mrs. larauti-er
and Mrs. Hemingway then lit candles /
held by the individual members of
the group, and six of them sang a
double trio, number.
Superintendent 4 THE UNITED CHURCH
The0heistian phileisophy of history
'was the subject of meditation, in the
United Ohurchon Sunday March 20.
How idoeS the Christian regard the
long !anOvaried story of the centur-
ies? 4.s a' preparation for the redemp-
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The !sierra= addressed to the
Tea of the congregation was entitled
"What Did The Minister" Do?" Th:e
sermon took the form of a conversaa
Cement Shortly
-Special Price - Order Your Supply
It will be scarce later.
D. N. McDonald
WANTED
- Carried.
Moved by Sitleveatt Procter, ,see-
°aided by Wm. Elston, ithat the road
bills as presiented by the Road Supt. 4
4 4 regional secretary for girls' work be paid: another. Tlr,e sen°iron set or e
for London-Hamilton Synodical, • - Carried Prelabytentan conception of Baptism. tion of k snnfal men' in jeans Christ -
/ the .WOrking out of God'a merciful ins Present and told her audience of Moved by, Walter Shorereed, sec- Water to all men • ie a symbol of / purpose to restore the whole creat- the "interesting, and satisfying ex. «ended by Stuart Procter that the cleansing: In every nation, of the ton of Men to find its one head in
world water is used for the washing Chriatr, la this is God's purpose, as
-away df dirt and defilement. What , , the Christian believes, what wisdoni
More logical .symbol could God kayo it Is for man eo eeeeive Him, as such,
chosen to . symbolize the cleansing and what to refuse; Have we
. a.eveniy of spiritual defilement than given Him Hie rightful place in our
,arrears, .. e20.06 writer sprinkled ea the name of Jesus .life asde.Creed by God? ' Is He our Myth Standard, adv. and print ' Christ, ' 'Head direpting all -our life?
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Read Ep- fire" cards • 14.95 ., Water le free and is also, a symbol heslana 1:9-111 ;Bailie Parrott„ Good Roads ' of the freeness• of the Gospel _.of ::„The anthem for bile day - "Take Convention .. 25.00 Jesus Christ. Water is not purchased , Jesus effilili You" by Miles and Wm. 'Elston, Good Roads • by people because it is' available to Judson. Conventeon . 25" all. Just so it is with:the Gospel Ross Duncan, Good Ronde .
"Whlosoevee will may came and drink
'meeting adjourn to meet again on
April 4 'et 1 -p.
perlence of a deaconess in localities
reaching from the west coaist tlo the
east coast ,of Canada. She showed,
slides of a C. G. I. T. •g,roup in Winni-
peg as they carried out their PrOg-
ram, Mrs. Hemingway presented Miss
McEaohren with a gift on behalf of
the girls. A lunch was. served by a
committee of the W. M. S. including
Mrs. John Yuill, Mrs. John Work,
Miss Millie McFarlane, and Mrs.
Chas, Davis.
--Carried:
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The following accounto Were paid:
A. Fusser, verifying tax
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Scrap Iron, Metal, Old Bags, Feather*.
Batteries and other scrap "'
Highest Cash Prices Paid for old cartte.
Will pick-up all orders sirinall and big.-
WAXMAN 'S SALVAGE
Phone 107x
Brussels, Oa,
ST. AMBROSE CHURCH
ALTAR SOCIETY
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Mrs. Leo Gaynor was hostees at
the March 17th meeting of St. Am- /
broae Altar /Society. , The president «
Mrs., Louis Blake conducted the
meeting and Mrs, C. Steiner led in
prayer. Sixteen members responded .
Ito the roll call by singing the first
line of an Irish ,song. On the suggest- '
Ion of MI J, !Ryan it. was arranged !
to send an Easter gift to the ages '
at St. Mary's Hospital, Lonlon, Don.
aliens in the :form of canned goods
and eggs will be left at the church on
the Sunday previous, -to Eester. The
sick committee reported that four
.< calls had been made and cards sent
to those who were ill, Instead of the 1
usual collection it was decided: to
take money from , the treasury to'
buy Easter flowers for the -altar. A
discaSsion about wee% and means of.
Improving the church ensued, and a
gootimirtmeri9t.tee was appointed to make in-
The social part .of the Meeting was
carried out in keeping with the spirit
of St, Patrick's' Day. Mrs. 3. Nolah
read IL SlIttOrt history of the life of
St. Patrick which had been Capably
prepared by Mrs, li, Gaynor. A poem
"St. Patrick's Day" by Mrs. Mc-
Bride and two Irish contests were
enjoyed, Mrs. J. Cooper *on the
- -door prize. MIS,. F. Connelly ably
auctioned baking and other articles
doriated to eke sele, from which $7.25
Was realized. Mrs. William Blake, .
acildntylkileusn, chdcerge Blake served A
UNITED :CHURCH W. A. •
The W. of the' United Church
'met in thelchurch parlour on Tees
day; Waxer 15; Tile President, Mrs.
R. B, Cousins was in the chair and
Mrs. Bryane alt the Plano. ,
'Tire opening hymn was followed by
the Scripture Reading by Mrs. Rose
f011owed by the Lord's Prayer in una
'son and a hymn'. The eeretary's re-
nnet' by .Mrs. 3. Mrs. Braves.• was read
and adopted. The treasurer's report
Was given by Mire. Bell, She had paid
$200 to the Church Fund, $20 to fix
the organ and 135 to Mr. Gregg for
25.00 of the watereof life freely!' 1.54
Convention
Dept, of Health, Insulin
% VAL BEAUTY SHOP
Gating; Styling and.,
Cold 'Wetting d Speciatti
Phone 102x4 Brussels
artAARIESMAZZAVA lwavIAMPOSZIASSINA.
Chas. Davidson, Benda on Treas.
•• lard "Ilaex. Collector 34- ,50. •
Co. of Huron, Indigent fees
Mies Adeline •Mathers 49.75
Mure. World, .suPPIles 16.32
Gen. Martin, hydro, for hall 6.07
H. Mrs.
relief,
Wilhelm 2106
J. Martina, relief 30.00
Baptism is in the name of the
Father and of the- Son and of the e aHoly-Ghtest. 'Patil likens; it to the'
putting on of la garment. As a gar-
ment protects from storms and •wind
'so does Christ 'protect those that are
His from tae storms of life. It is
possible for young people to throw
off the yoke of the Lord and trample
underfoot the Goepel of Christ. They r-.
May bedome Covenant breakers. For
this nine= Godthas exhorted parents
to train up 'their children in the way
'that they should go by prayer pre-
cept and example. In this the par.
exits ce-ceperate with the Spirit of •
God .in bringing their children to I
the place where -they will make a
decision for Christ. The sermon
ended with 'the extoratation to the
young people to make a decagon for I
Cheise and thus confirm their Bap-
tismal sio'wt.
A ladies two-part chorus sang Se,v
lour like a Shepherd Lead us, and
the .anthem by the full choir was. en-
titled. Come unto Me by Bowles!.
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THE KANSAS FARMER
AND HIS ENTERTAINERS
Singers, Muicians, Dancers etc.
will present their annual
CONCERT AND DANCE
Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY. EVE., APRIL 1
with
MATINEE SAT. AFTERNOON
At 2.30 P. M.
50c Admission Includes Concert
and Dance
Sponsored by •
East Huron Agricultural Society.
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N. Higgins, stamps' 411 1▪ 8.00
Co, of Huron, Indigent fees,
Miss Genies- 24.50
Jas. A. HoWes, Sawyer Drain, 175.00
Fred Sawyer, Sawyer Drain 6.00
3. D. Bleck, Sawyer Drain 4.00
Blyth Dist. Fire ‘Area 57.00
Co. of Huron, Indigent fees,
Mrs. Ann Bernard 49.75
Roads o - 2631.97
'Bald Parrott, Reeve.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
illiMmommommorrk... CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Edith Raymond and family
wish to express their sincere grati-
tude to the many eriends Who have
been 'So kind in their isludden bereave-
ment of a dear sort and brother.
Speelal thanks to Mr. Rann, Rev. N. i AMATEUR CONTEST
Ellis, Dr. Myers and to nurses, Mrs.
Minister: Rev. H. 1, Colvin, B. D. .C. Thomas, Mrs, It, Mrs. ul earsen e Mrhe MaJesac Women's Institute
Organist! L. D. Thompson R. M. T K. McDonald and Mrs.' B. Jervis. are isponsoring an Amateur dentest
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Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m, Sunday School
11.00 a. en. Morning Prayer
"The Chrietia,n's Struggle"
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the stove.
Accounts owing were' $3.05 for
a can opener and $7.50 for a table-
cloth.
The report of the Good Cheer
Committee by Mrs. A. Armstrong
and letter was read form: Save The
Children Cliib by Miss.E. McCracken.
The committee for next month fs
to be Mrs,. Thomas, Mrs. Todd, ant'
IVIre. Spence. Moved by Mina Walker
!seconded by Mies B McCracken that
$3.00 be even to help toy'Scoutts.
The closing hymn was followed by'
the Mizpah Benediction.
A social hour was' then enjoyed
with 'St. Patrick's contests; decor-
!Alone ,and a colorful St. Patrick's
lunch. Thanks wore extended to the
committee, namely, Mats. Rowland,
Mrs. Bann, MisS Robinson, and Mrs
Ron. 'Douglas
in the Bruseele Town. Hall o nMay 13, Your help ,and kindnese will always
be' remembered.
Mrs, E. Raymond and family.
4 Watch .for terthee particulars. REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE BROKER
Cej)
Spence, * * *
The United Church
• OF di.NADA imummummummown REGEN1 THEATRE TENDERS WANTED
. TetdetS will be received by the
undersigned tor crushing and haul. SeafOI'th, Ora,
.1 THEATRF ,___________
2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p.
Matinee Saturday 2 p.
.CARD OF THANKS
iti. '5' 4' . tiig 15,000 Yards' ne. Metre of gnelvei'
Thursday, Friday and taturday :forthe il"ownsitip of trey, Brusher t wish ltd thank all MY neigh
"GYPSY COLto to be equipped with, 8.4 inch Screen ' bails ,acid Ittenede who so kindly it!!'
thotday, Oilitiy and• Saturday
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• Gravel to be spread on Superintend inearribefed ire with cards,. Asps,. ...
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Donna datebeari Frances Dee , 6/Ws Instructions A. .,.Cetttifted. floe/eta and gifts While a patient ..... , ..
. : ' With the fury of a Wild' :Animal . obientie ter .1300-.00 must accompany in Clinton Hospital and Mime tea.
"THE OLI6I-It klo0 THE ' ,„ ..- „ ... .
• Gypay Oeit einiatiefe dangert or , Ajach. tender. T dere to be in by turning home. Mary thatika, to
CAPITOL LigrowEL Mlnititere Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship --li o'clock
"Seal and Pledge"
Church School lit o'clock,
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Church -of England
Parish of Brueseli
Rev. A. Noemiiii Om M. A.
BundaY 27 'Mara •
thole the sent Making to toy tatritly,
All ie greatly antrediated.-
Mra Clarence Mettle:.
WHITE HERON"
iii OWMAO:Cope is the complete plc ,
ture Of our diteen. and. the Duke ort
their 50,000 Mild :Enipire Teter:
School Ohliciren `should not Mlle I
Oita pletiled. Pius "TENNES9t,
We, have a- king hating ot SeUtett-te
the West.
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Monday; Tuesday and Wednesday
1 "DOCTOR IN' THE- 14bUtkii'
(Teelinteoler)
Kenneth MoSi'e
6 P, tit, April 2, 1666,
Lowest any tender riot take
esleanily addittett ,
tgi-(3-i,e- Cardiff, dlerk, No excitia(velittlhati. it you sell ;your faint youftortx4iit
,arirter no 'Obligation tti. us. •
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-prospective buyers. . eeen".:OlAteteeeee Kay ken ail WAttiti..66 OA i'TLE CHAMP"' The story of a rural poet: Happy-do,tAugiiiiito Hit I BREEDING Ad§oCilAttON' thee., I.ai 4t7liere Better BURS Are thee
"thuositay, Friday and Saturday tkiitoitiof
on, = Toe*, March 28 i 29
aJLIOUti,CAttAii“
Matinee Monday St• 6.tki -p. hi.
NO' Fats-Nlie
Advanced Orteei - 0
§tillinid: IS HEPE
-Wre• still have isbilie Reg. and doine
enerelial buk§, rind but* for spring
Seeding, Riedlee litiVe your' 'eider In
by April let 'Wei 'Naive ittitget,
tritiint, tiadait ,Alfalt. Bed Clover liti
C. i Alsislid„ TinietiiiYo tailine, rail
Bitnie eas0 'tot tit.,-ebiaotit Ihtttinviii.
tOitilli6i*I'dO. *
ti6i4, 10119 Or s ee Ger '#'01tAilbtrg
atl breeds of cattle. For smrvIOO Or
informatioii Phone. Glinted' 2411; of
Pitimesiten delioet, tjet*.iiii tee
acid 16.00 A. it, di week 115iris-
!Mut Cie A. et oil eniato.
loti-it MAN FROM. THE
ALAMO" (feeritkats)i,
Ofehri Ford jUlte Atiiiiiiii
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COMING -,!,
'"MARTIN 1.01-lie etOtWii
Johit, Church, Brussels
11 a. Morning. Prayer
Stinday 'deice);
' \fen: Archdeacon Roy Me16
David's Hentrin
gitenitit Prayer
dnirdaP &boot
dierieit Church, Walteii
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