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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-9-15, Page 1Ktxxxxcesmxxxxxxx-mmxxxer A USE THE ADS ti • 0 AS YOUR SHOPPING LISTS ' KfaXa.K•NaIlaVelvaEXPXWAlaalfaX'alre;01. POit BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WEDDING Perrle—NoCall quiet but pretty weeding Was solemnized at the home ta Rev, C, J. Moorehouse, London, Ontario, on eSaturday, Sept. 11th, when Clara S, youngest daughter at Mr. Win. Mc- Call and the late Mrs, MoCall of Morris, became the bride of John A. Perrie, son of Mr. and Mal, James Perrie, Grey. The bride Wore a becoming gown of blue openhym velvet with matching hat The, youn,g coaple were unattended, Later they left on a. trip to Sarnia Port Huron and points south. For travelling the bride wore a rust tweed suit with Mack accessories. O. their return they will reside en the groom's farm in .the 12th con- cession of Grey, Mrs. T. Fletcher Passes inToronto Old friende here leereed with re- gret oe the death of Mrs. Thomas Fletcher a the home of her enter, Mrs, Elizabeth Staith in Torontp. The late 'Mrs. Fletcher, whose maiden name was •Jane Riseen Ger- don wee born iu Exeter and came as a bride to Brussels where she lived until Mile 30 years ago, For the past two or three years the deceased had been in very poor health and has been cared tor in Toronto by her sister Mrs, 'Smith, Who survibes to mourn the passing of a beloved sister also surviving is one son Russel, another son, Reg'. nald, predeceased his mother e few years ago. The funeral services wore con- ducted from Walker Funeral Home Brussels, on Wednesday by Rev. H. A. Mahoney of the 'United Church of whiob the deceased was is mem- ber. • Paltbearers were: Noble Gerry, Walter Lowry, D. 0, Roes, Cleve Baeker, 'Walter Scott, Harry Champion. Farmer Found Guilty Stealing Own Cattle Goderioh, Sept, 10, It is possible for a man, to steal his own property, Magistrate Mak- ins ruled yesterday, when the con - elated Daft Pltlatid0 fanner of tak. in twenty head of his own Cattle from Walter Luenden's barn, after ' leimeden had found them in his pasture and Impounded them. "I find you guilty, Your actlou ' Was high -banded and the law will not tolerate it," said the Bench, remanding Pitbaido until Oct. 7, "to see bow your cattle behave." Ball of 3500 was arranged. • OUR GIRLS Father: "Ian sorry I brought yod here. Dorothy, This is hardly a Play for a girl -of your age" Daughter "Oh, threes all right dad. It'll probably liven up a bti be- fore the end," THE UNITED CHURCH REB. H. J. MAHONEY, BA., B.D. Minister 10 a.m.—Sunday School. 11 a.m.—Morning worship conduct- ed by Rev. Harold Snell, B.A., of Ethel, 7 p.m.—Evening worship. Monday, 7.45 p.m.—The Y, P. S. will assemble at the church to attend a social. All young people 14 years of age and over will be made welcome. Sunday School Rally day will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20t'n ANNIVERSAY SERVICES OCT. 10th REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH e=z1i=llatee —NOW PLAYING— Alice Faye Don Ameche —I N— You Can't Have Everything Ritz Brothers . Rubineff A most gloirous perade of songs and stars Mon., Tue., Wed, Sept. 20, 22 Tyrone PoWer Loretta young —I Love - Love Is . News Don Annelle Jane Darwell Slim Summerville A comedy with verve, charm - and hum,. ' Thurs,, Fri., Sae, Sept. 23, 24I 25 Charles Ruggles Eleanore' Whitney IN • Turn Off the Moon —WITH— A musical comedy deama COMING— New Faces Beloved Enemy sk .Sung A quiet, wedding Was selemnized at Duff's United 'Church -Manse, Walton, on Saturday, Sept. llth, Rey. -Charles Cumming officiating, when Ruby Eivelyn, daughter of Mrs. Young and the late Thos. Young was United in marriage to William G. Dundas, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Dundas, MeKII- lop. The bride wearing a royal blue prepe dress with white (tease - sores was attended by the groones enter, Miss Agnes Dundas, gowned je et !Varga crepe with wilte ac- cessories, ' -Tee ea*spe,,,eeee Mr. Frank Young, Cromerea nephew of the bride supported the groom. (renewing the ceremony the bridal party returned to the home of the Medea mother, where a dtnner was served to the immediate aalatlyee (thee Which the young couple lea on a motor trip to Toron- to, Beleeville and other eastern points. For travelling • the bride wore a• dubennet crepe dress black hat and matching accessories. Upon their retura they will reside on the groom's farm on the lath con, of McKillop. ocesiCireee, Perri e—H am Iton Trinity United Church, Chestee vele, was tbe scene of a pretty wed. ding Wednesday afternoon, August 25th, when Miss Marten Hatuiltou, youugest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Hatmaton, became the bade of Rev. David LCnechtel Poeta, son of the late Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Perrte of Wingham, Ont. Rev. R. C. Tait, pastor of Trinity Uuited offlciated, assisted by Rev. 4, G, Rintoul of St. 3;1M:thew's Presbyterian churcu, Montreal, brother-halaw et the groorn. The wedding music was played by Mr. P, G, Hewitt, organist and choir director of the church. During the signing ot the register, Mrs. Al. lima Graham sang "Because," The altar of the church was bank- ed with pink and white summer bloom and the guest pews marked with white satin bows and pink larkspur. Tho bride, 'who vas given in mar- riage by her father, looked charm- ing i0 a gown at ivory satin, made ou princess lines, the skirt finishing in a long train, the upper part to the bodice was full, with sleeves full at the shoulders and fitted closely from the elbows to the wrist, Her veil of tulle Illusion was held in place by a coronet of orange bLe- ?ems. She wore white lace gloves and white satin slippers, and carried ' a bouquet of Talisman roses and Mrs. W. C. Powell, of Elgin, sister of the bride, acted as matron of hon- or, She wore a gown et Venice blue crepe with pink accessories and carried a bouquet of pink Ophella rases. Little Miss Joan Hamilton, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Tin bridegroom was assisted by T. II, Mills, of Ottawa, as beat man. The ushers were Wieser, Allison Gra- ham and Hubert. Dixon, assisted by Masters Robert and Graham of Brookville, nephews of the bride. Mrs. Hamilton, mother of the bride, were a gown of black sheer with' a corsage of 'Sweiteheart roses. Following • the ceremeby, a recep- tion was held ea the home of the bride% parenter whet,. the roma were prettily decorated with pink and white roses.. Dater Rev. and IVA.. Perris left ear an extended motor trlp, the bride travelling in a navy suit with accessories to mateh, On then re - mxxxxxxxxxxxooxowx.mxnx5 , 1 EVERY KIND OF .. JOB •PRINTING .4, AT REASONABLE PRICES )N A - ID 0 1:0X,XWX1WWNWN-X4mwvwwwwee;ssg POST Pi,J13LISHING 1-10K.JSt., • United Church 11, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS and Nim, Wrn, Lociting and eaeweeeeeeviebesewhowseireeekeetve PLE WE KNOW Appeal For WAS:Meeting Mr, John Hulley also Miss Tillie The West' Ti - clay afternoon in 'Stratfora. HulleY, all eta Brussels spent Tues. Tart Sept, meeting 01 1110 W. lot. S. of the United Church was held Friday. The membership was well represented, The. Presidena Mrs. Parker, Presiding, Mrs, McKin- non, eine Blo. McNaughton and Mrs, J. 11 emelt taking part in. the devotional exercises. Misses IVIerle and Janette Saucier- , son contributed a duett with Meta Mary Davison at the Piano. Min- utes of prevous (meeting were given by Mrs. Bates and treasurer's report Y Mrs. Mcleraelein It wee devot- ed to use the new steely book for I the current year commenciug next month and will be in charge of Mrs. ! R, 5, Hamilton, The study program; "The Church Everywhere:, was in charge et Miss Skelton. In the form of Questionaeres on the blue book regarding the work of the W. M. S. in many lands. It was interesting as we Iles informative, The persident closed teh meeting with prayer. Tuesday, Oct. 12th, the North Sectional meeting of the W. M. S. of the 17. C. will be held in Unita] Church, Brussels, mornng and ease. noon session, iee,e,e; Epidemic L'osing Grip On Ontario But .0ne More Case Under Observa- tion; NeW Pisses In Stratford District -ser ' Stretford Beacon -Herald Hospital authorities reported oue /gain young patient was being ad- mitted to the hospital Tuesday for observation for infantile paralysis. The patient had not been brought to the hospital at press time. Meanwhile the epidemic of Poli- omyelitis, while checked in some communities is still breaking out in ethers. In Goderich Monday another case of paralysis was reported to health authorities and one case was report- ed in East Wawanosh. The second case was also reported in Monkton. Infantile paralysis was slowly re- linglishing its grip in Ontario, me- dical officials indicated today, but at the same tme warning went out to parents net to relax close watch over children. The „disease has claimed 69 lives since it struck various parts of Canada near the first of June, Netw Brunswick recorded its third death yesterday when a victim died at Plaster Rock, Victoria county, Nova Scotia death list stond at three, Ontario bore the brunt of the epidemic with 47 persons, 2 be the Toronto area, dying in the past three months. Approximately' 1,600 cases were recorded since the disease first ap- 'peered in Canada this year with 1,300 or more occurring bn Ontarirk. Manitoba health authorities report- ed 120; Sasitatchekan, 90; Alberta 49, while the West's deaths reached 14, Deaths occurred yesterday at Winnipeg and Prince Albert Tor- onto, where the epidemic is believe ed on the wane, has not added to the total cases since Sunday when one child died. Dr. B. T. McGhie, Ontario deputy minister of health, yesterday said Indications appeared that the ape demi° 'was "easing up," He said since theidisease hit Ontario 1,482 Persons recedeived serum, mostly in Toronto district, • Rev, Wm, Moore Receives Call Rev. Wei. More of alelville Prea byferian Clench has received a call by the congregations of Puce and Essex In the Chatham Presbytery The Induction will be held On Sept, 30 at St. Andrew's Claurch at Puce — Notice To — The Ladies Mr, C. Horne, representing the Legion Knitting Mill, will be at the Paris Ladies ShopPe in Listowel all day Friday, Sept, 17th. For the purpose of taking orders on Knitted Suits, Please keep the date in Milder Winter Predicted The first prediction as to what kind ef a winter it wlii be' a few months hence comes from down near Fort Erie, Farmer William Henry Wintinute of Bartle township says it will be mild, because the husks on field corn are 'unusually sparse and thin. "That's indica- tion enough for me, and its reliable. too," says Mr, Wintemute, Huron Plowmen's AsSociation t the Karen Plowmen's Asoscla- tion will held their annual plowing' IVXtch, Friday, October 8th, in the township of 1VEcKillop, on.' the farm of Ed. Rowland, Fe miles, south and 11/2 miles west of Walton. Keep this date clear and come and enjoy a day with the Plow boys. R. L. McDonald, Pres. L. E. Cardiff, Sec.-Treas. Threshing This Year Is Very Dirty Job Threshing this year is said to be a very dirty job. With: so much rain, the butts of the sheaves sank into the mud, which dried around the stalks and is picked . when the sheabes are loaded. Atter a few minutes running of ,the threshing machine, the barn Is filled with nne dust and in some oases, 11 is report- ed that machines had to be stopped for a few. minutes while hands had a breathing spell. —x— Local Students Pass Exams Congratulations are extended to Miss Velma Wheeler and Miss Alice Pope who were successful in passing their exams of the Torinto Conservatory of Altaic held at Clin- ton during the past summer. VeLma 'Wheeler— (A.T.C.M.—Teachees) Grade V—Harmony • Grade V—Counterpoint Alice Pope—, (A.T(C.M.—Teacher's) Grade V—Form • Grade V—History These are pupils of A. W. Ander- ton, SuperviSor of :Music in Brussels and Ethel sehools. It is a grand showing andteaches. are to be :commended for this line success, _loth pupils and _ St. John's Guild The September meeting of St. John's Anglican Church was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, George Davis with a spleu- did 'attendance. The president Mrs, John Fischer presided and with the assistance of Mrs. Alex. Coleman, ;the vl•ce-president, and Mrs, Davis, the secretary, meted tborugh making all arrangements for the annual Fowl Supper and en- tertalament whin will be held on Tuesday evening, the igth October. The meeting was an enthusiastic and very enjoyable one, After the business was transacted Mrs. Davis served a delicious lunch of jellied chicken sandwiches and cake, and was assisted la serving by Mrs. John Peclgrift who will shortly leave for Eligland. The rector opened and closed the meeting with Prayer, Duck Season Opens Oct. 1 Some people make a proatice .of sbooting wild ducks and other pro- tected game before the season opens. le this practice Is continued the Provincial Pollee will be sent notice, , Give the other fellow a chance and protect yourself at the same time, P441,114.4."..~.41.104WINNNI....4.."IniNNIA4.4•44NI turn they will reside in Hastings, GuI. Rea Perri is a brother to Mrs, Harold Parker, Brussels and the Rev. Rintoul a brother to Chester Rantoul et Morris. A REAL TIP An electric shack from a. defec. live lamp caused a woman to leap her speech completely the other day. Some husbands 'might like to knew title. Notice To The Ladies Mr, C. Torne, representing the Lagion HnitIJng Mill will be at the Paris Ladies ;Shoppe in Listowel all (lay Friday, Sept. 17th, For the purpose of taking orders on Knitted Suits. Please keep the date in mind, Look At Your Label Our mailing list has been revisal up to September 16t1, Your label shows how your subscription ap- pears on our list. It It is not erne root, please let us know at once in order that the correction may be made. Roe's Church Anniversary Service The Anniversary Services of Roe's. Church will be held on Sna- day, September 19th, at- 11 a.ma in' the morning and at 7.30 lian, in the evening. Services will be conduct- ed by the Rev, Mr, Mahoney of Brussels. IThe following Monday evening, September 20th, a good program will be put on by local end home talent in the church shed after which lunch Will be served. Ad- mission 25c and 16c, ea"a" School Re -Opened Precaution Still Necessary ;School re -opened Monday after an extended summer vacation •due to the paralysis epidemie. It was not thought necessary • to have the school remain elesed any longer but precaution is still wise The dance to have been held under the auspices of tbe Legion tomIght ('Wednesday) was postponed. •Brus- sels as yet is free from any eases and the M. 0. H. and citizens desire that every precaution will be ex- ercised to have it remain so, Postponing Schsosol For Municipal Officerk Following consultation with the Department of Municipal Again and ethers interested, a has been decidde to Postpone the SChool' for klunidipal Officers for two weeks because of the provincial election on Octobre 6. The School will thus be held on October 14 and 15, 21 and 22. The program will remain as indfcated. Application forms will be mailed the latter part of Sep- tember. Dr, S. P. Maine, Director, Extension Department, 'University of Western Ontario. Seaforth Lions Club Clinic The Seaforth, Clinton and Gode- rich. Lions Club are holding their annual clinic for crippled children aileron County at Scott Memorial Tospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday, September 28, at 10 a.m. Dr George Ram,say, of London, will se in charge. The clinic is free to any parents who have a crippled child. Parents are asked to get in touch with Lion H. T. Edwards, .Goderich; Lion H. el. Monteith, Clinton; Lion Dr, le J. Berlina Seaforth, or your own family physician. No mental cases will be received. Ou Friday evening last the minis - Mies Tilley Halley of Brussels tors of .the diirereet ,Clirches la vho has spent the summer monilia with MrS, D. IL Madam of Monitten has returned lame. ;Mrs. Alf, Lowery has -returned Iron an enjoyable visit in Toronto. The funeral of George Lott toog piece from his home in Winghant to the family burial plot in Bras - eels cemetery on Saturday alter - noon. Carrie, Bye and Amanda Mc- Cracken, Mrs. 'W. Wright and Mlss Gertrude Ross are avoiding a few days In Toronto. Mrs, P. Plessey of Toronto who has spent the summer with Mra, II. Champion, left for her home, ac- coinpanied by Mr, and Mrs. Cham- pion, Who will ilea there for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, -Samuel Walker were visiting in. Sarnia for a week's holidays. _Miss Doris Wheeler of Ilamiton, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, W. 11, Bell, Mr, and Mrs. E. 0. Walker of Re- gina was yielding his parents, .Mr, and Mrs. S. Walker, Mr. Walker was bere on business, attending the insurance convention held fn Lon' don. NOTICE— This is to advise that tbe seven Huron county School Fairs, which 1 were to be held during the montb of September have all been cancelled for this year, owing to the epidemic of Infantile Paralysis. The local Medical Officer of Health in each school fair district deemed this action advisable, Church Notes eaaakke, Services in Melville Presbyterian Church Sunday were conducted by Rev. W. A. Williams, of Cranbrook, who took for his subject, 'What Doest Thou Tere, Elijah?" A pleas -- Mg- solo was contributed by Miss Marie Ring. Services in tlie United Church on Sunday were conducted bY Rev, H. J. Mahoney, B.A., B.D. His sub - Jere "The Problem. of ,Suffering," was taken in the morning and in the (voting, "What's In A Nemo." Anniversary services will be held in the 'United Church on Sunday, October 10. Services in St. John's Anglican Church on Sunday weer comae:tad by Reb. Jahn Graham who took for his subject in the morning, "The Sacred Things Belong Unto The Lord Our God," and in the evening a special series of. addresses on "What might be called atildies in the GosPel." Mr, Graham is plate ing a box at the rear of the church for the questions asked on Sundae? Town Hall Floor Resurfaced The hearts of the dancing youth. of the vicinity will be gladdened and their feet will perhaps ache a. little less the morning atter dancing Most of the night, for the floor of the town hall has undergone treatment. Tbe knots which have been the subject of many .harsh .words bees. been removed. Mr. Harry Hart of Seaforth with his sanding machine did the work. Contests Open To Public School Pupils Juvenile Amateur Contest for Public Scheel Pupils of Brussels, Morris and Grey will be held In Fall Fair Building the night of the Fair, If you wish to take part hand your entries in to E. D. Bell who will conduct the contest, You bave a chance of winning ong of tee cash prizes, which are being donated. Added Attractions For East Huron Fall Fair In an ecort to provide en added attraction for the East Huron Fall Fair, A. L, McDonald, the well- known cattle drover, is offering special prizes for two, novel events which will have a special appeal for the younger people. These events will be staged on Friday, Oct. 1, The first is for a bay's dog lace, quarter mile, hitched in wagon or cart. The prizes for this novelty race will be $3 for the first and $2 for second. The second ..1. . event will carry with it a $2 prize for the est team of goals, ,„;. hitched, or any other novel team, town tegethee wbtii 711e11 represeette- dye of their various congregatiena islet in the library to consiaer send- ing ,out a car -load of vegetables and fruits to the dried -out areas of S9.13. latectevran, The tollowing were present, Rev. W. Moore, Rev, le, Maloney, Rev. a Graliam, 31, J, Hoover, W, ,Sheap, R. Bowman-, James Thuell, Jebn Fischer, a IL, Bryan, Percy Mitchell, James Me- Fadzea,n, W. C, Enema. and Dr, R. S. Ilsonvingilton, Hbeen chaisman last Year Mr. Graham was asked to open the me,eting. In doing so Mr. Graham stated the purpose for which they had come together, and moved that the Rev. H, J. Mahoney be appoint-. ed chairmen for this year. This was seconded by the Rev, W. Moms and carried. On taking the chair Mr. Mahoney briefly described conditions in, southern Saskatchewan, and it was moved by R. J. Hoover, seconded by Walter Sharp, that a car at vege- tables and fruits be sent from Ibbs community, 'Carried. Moved by R. T. Bowman, second. ed by Jas. Thuell, ,that we fill the car on Wednesday the 30111 October. Carried, laaved by R. a Hoover, second. . ea by Walter Shane -thatGra- ham, P. Mitchell,' Sas. agartelzeata. W. C. Ella(cott and R. a Bowman, be a committee. Car- Med.- Maved by R. J. Bowman, second- ed by Jas, IIVIcFadzean, that Dr.. Hamilton, R. J. Hoover, and Waiter • Sharp, be a committee to find ways and means to have the stuf' brought in to the car, Carried. Moved by R. J. Hoover, seconded by W. C. Ellacott, that Sas. ThuelL David Cunningham, John Simmons and Jas. Fulton, be in charge of packing the can. Carried. !moved by Rev. Graham, seconded by R. J. Hoover, that the Rev. H. J. Mahoney be asked and authorteed to erectile shipping inetracflartsM"! the head committee in Toronece when the oar is ready to be forward- ed. ,Carried. Moved that we adjourn. Carried. At this -date the committee would. request thatt, all those who know about the sending of this car, would, ithdly pass the word on to others, 'and also that all residents in the community would pian to ins.ke some contribution. The most de- sirable things are potatoes, turnip,. carrots, parsnips, cabbage, beets, vegetable marrow, pumpkins, apples in giod shape, pails of honey anta groceries of an kinds, We would like this year to fill the car right up. ' to the top. The territiry from, which we ask contributions wilt bet the same as Iast year, that is to say, the east half of Morris town- ship from the third concession to, the seveeta, the west half of Geer township down to the fourteenth„ and the village of Brussels. This, will be purely a community effevte and so we solicit the interest and help of everyone on behalf of those who ere In need in the West. No contribution will be too large or toe small. etee'"e.. to wagon or cart, and the award will be on the basal of the best all. Peanauce and general performance, ETHEL Plowing matches, Ineernational and local will be interesting attrac- tions for the neer Suture. The Annual Taankoffering ot the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will be held next Sabbath at 7,30. The Minis- ter will preach. Roes Moth congregation have invited Ethel United Church choir to assume the responsibility of that part of their evening anniversary Service next Sandal', Mn. Minya Spleran and hie friend from. St. Louis are visiting at the kSpeiran falnilies; at ilithel and vicinity. Mr, alid Mrs, Bondrober oleo of St, Louis accompanied them 0.5 far evenings. as Detroit. • OR EY • Miss Margaret Sellers, of the etle line, returned to her position at Seaforth atter speeding the past week at ;her home. Mr. Michael Stratycheck of Sas- katchewan bas taken over the Fred 'Peck &arm. He moved all his household effecteby mil from the west, His ueighbons and Wanda wish him luck Amilverso7 services at Roe's United Church will be held on Sue - day. Sept. 19th, with Rev, H. Meat:toy, of Brussels in charge - Morning service at 11 a.m. With ;music by the local choir and even- ing service at 7.30 with the Ethel choir presenting the music. Don't forget the annverseey concert 5111 IVI,onday evening, Sept. 20. Program by local and outside televa, slid bench will be servea, MISS Male Wardell ot StrathroY ie visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Dear, is on the 14111 concession,