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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-5-4, Page 1aft) 731311$Set5 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th, 1938 Brussels Town Council Holds May Meeting Brussels, May 2nd, 1938 The Municipal Connell et the Vil- lage of Bree'sels met In the Public Library on the above date. A11 members, being Present. The minutest or the last meeting being read it was moved by W. Little, seconded by P. Seance that the minutes be adopted. -Carried. The following bills were pail; G, McDowell, April salary ..., 60.00 R. S. Watw1ek, April salal'y Hydro Electric, street lighting Municipal World, revised statutes ... 15,00 Postage 3.00 H, Soilivan, want on etre .,17.50 Ed. Henderson, work ou eta• 3,75 J. W, Rutledge, wk. on sts8.75 Transfer to school a.- 750,00 C. 11, Davidson, Mist, haul. 17.00 Geo. McCall, installing new pump 15.00 E, Somers', wk .011 sts12.50 Relief lir the month ,.,a 49.46 It was moved by H. Champion, seconded by W, Cameron that the bila be paid. --Carried, unloved by W. Little, seconded by F. Sanies that By-law no. 6 appoint- ing Geo, Campbell nightwatelunan be read the third time and finally passed, --Carried. ;Moved by H. Champion, seconded by W. Cameron that the Reeve and F. Semis be appointed to make ar- rangements with Geo. Campbell re Wages as, night constable. -Carried, Moved by W. Little, secondee by H. •Champlon that we accept the Assessment Roll for 1938 from. the Assessor, -Carried, Moved by i3, Cbamlpion; second - by -W. Little that the Court of Re- vision on the Assessment Roll be held the first Monday in June at the hour of 8.00 p.m. in the. Public Library and that a notice to this affect be published lit the Post for two weeks. -Carried. There being no further business the meeting adjourned, 25,00 108.00 Opening Dance TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS ' WEDNESDAY, MAY llth Enjoy dancing to the music of Florence Sauer & Her Orchestra This is the first appearance of this popular Dance Band Here this year Admission - - 35c Court of Revision A Court. of Revision .on .the As- sessenent Roll for the Village of Beussels 1933, wild held in the Public Library 01h Monday, June 6th. 1938 at 8 o'clock pen, Parties hexing complaints to make please attend this meeting. R, S. Warwick, Clerk REGENT THEATRE plowimmoormeo..{ •114$0,~ Single Copies $c PEOPLE WE KNOW c�f'd aims � 1�1 lairs. 0, L. Dunbar has been visit. Ing In Toronto, . Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCracken, CARD OF THANKS bave been visiting friends' iu. this We wish to thank all friends and commntnity, I,neighbors for many kind words Rev, W, Moore and. Mrs, Moore and deeds during the lllnees and Of Puce, Out„ visited friends' here death of our baby. reoenlY. 1 Bernard Fancily. Muedie Edgar heat obtained a pos. I ,t= -a' - Rion with the Swift Canadian Co. in ' FOR MOTHER- Fresh Teesweter. j Mother always enjoys a 35ner Belli has succeeded Dr, E, Box of Choc, Give her Neilson A. Mdfataeter as president of the and you are sure of a Fresh Box. Seaforth. Athletic society, I Sold exclusively in Brussels at Mrs. Maty 'Bartley, who leas spent ' Grewars, Every Box Guaranteed ,the winter In Toronto is the guest Fresh. Insist on Neilsen's, of her daughter Mrs, A, L. Mc. COs11 ahld Carry A, Gretvar Donald, -,u.-:r. t131ss Marion Forrest who has CARD OF THANKS Spent most of the winter with rein. We wish to thank the neighbors Oyes seri friends to Chicago, 111. has and friends for the k eci deeds and returned to her home. sympathy shown us in our recent Miss Mae Skelton recently attend bereavement of mother. Especial - eel the distriot W, NI. S. meeting in ly to Mr. and airs. Rana and antes Lonion. Hingston. Mrs, Alex S,trachae, Mrs. W. S. The Jackson Family. Scott, Ml's. Jos, aVilton and Mrs.-:s-'u- Robt, Thomason, Mists Eva McCnacdt- • Church Notes en attended the Ladies Liberal Services in. the United church on Convention at the Hotel London. Sunday were conducted by the min - Mrs, Elizabeth Kelly of Langdon, , ister, Rev. H. J. Man0ney who spoke N,A., spent pas: week visiting with , int the morning on "Whither Demo - Miss Grace Stewart and 2102. Eliza• cracy;" an dbls text was found In heath MclLauehlin, north Gravel Ex, 20.•-"Doulhring Thomas." In the Road while there she called oe evening he &'poke from John 20 - many old friends in and around "Except 1 see the nails. I will not Brussels' who remember her best as , believe," Miss Lizzie McLauchlan. SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING Now Showing tan Hunter Leo Carritig Pat Patterson 52nd Street Kenny Baker Zasu Pitts Romantin Drama with music MON, TUES., WED. Grace, Moore Metwyn Douglass I'll Take Romance -with- Helen Westley Stuart Irwin She found the only freedom she'd ever known -when. her lover kidnapped her i -a !Mrs. W. 1I. Stoolair returned this PINEAPPLES +. week to her home, bringing her two Grewar''s will have large Pines daugh'ters, Mrs. D, A, Clarke and size 16 on Saturday ae 25e. If its airs. Gardon Hartley with her for a good fruit, If you want good Hard few days. cooking unions Grewers have R. Jelin W. Kerr, three-year-old son Leaf Lettuce 10e a bunch, Large of Reeve and Mrs, Walter Kerr was Lelnoh15 ter doz. Large Oranges 25e. taken to an eye specialist in Strut- New Cabbage 2 Ills, 9c Compare ford last T11ur day, About two our prices before buying and get years ago Jahn had the ,misfortune : the best in fruit at Grewars, to fall on a lead pencil breaking off . We Sell For Less the point, • They failed to fi1w1 the ! - A, Grewar broken cad and lately a snail dark Cash and Carry tum) was. noticed in cheek below ; NEXT THURS., FRI„ SAT, William Powell Annabelle The Baroness and The Butler wIth.- Henry Stephenson Helen Westley prem pantry to parliament sec Powell for fun, romance and comedy, COMING- S HIRi-13Y TEMPLE Rebecca of the eye. The spectaist after ad- I Men Teachers' 100111eterin • an anaesthetic removed Meeting this and found about half an inch A meeting of the male teachers• of of sharp lead ennbecicled .there. Horan East Inspectorate was held 01111 is 'now Hue after the ex. iu ilrussels on Thursday evening, parlance. April 28. There was a good turnout of teachers from this cist't'let and a number were present from Owen Sound and St. Catllertnes. Mr, Gordon Jefferson of. Owen Sound acted ne cbail•man. The teachers et the district had requested that officials of the Pub- lic School Men Teachers' Federa- tien address the meeting and two of them were present. Mr. P. O. Nelson of Owen Sound p'ointect out the advantages of Jain - in; the Federation, They Include cittrapcl' - automobile and life 105.01- arce rates, a sick benefit feed f.tr members and a larger voice to educeitiotlal affairs, The relieve. Hilda Johnston, Swedish maid Curl also rlac's one of the threw Agnes Dundas cotutuieei0ners 30110 -administer the Alfred Hopkins, English butler superan1uliton fund, Ross Cunningham ,11r, Elliott of St. C.'atberuies, the Molly O'Mulligan, Nish Cook President of the Federation stress - Ruth Dunbar eel ;11e fact that unless the Federa- Dorothy Travers, Phyllis older the represented a majority of the daughter, Myrlc Bowes 111, 11 teachers. of the province it Daphne Travers, Phyllis' younper would be more difficult to get the daughter at'entou of the Department of Edu- Jimmie Rand, in love with Dotty ra:ton at Toronto. Calvin Kreuter A general diseess'ton of tate ams Meddle Rand, in love with Daffy aura •oi,jecds of the leeocrntion then followed, At its conclusion, a 11)11011 'was Parried unanimously rh it a local 0011 be formed iu this in, toeetore t0. The election of officers renewed, Pres., G. C, Grainger, Birth; Gice Prate, te, It, l., .\slltou, 13rehesels; Seca T1aas. C, S. Sellers, Walton, Hugh Rand, uncle to Jimmie and Council, G, b aitch. \Vnghanh; G. IT. J,'ftetsan, Clinton; W. II, lt'y- Freddie, Len Sinclair t11t Walton; J. A. Grey, 131yt1h, 'This Fctl't'tcttiou district includes Admission -25c Children 15o tu' ronntiea of Grey, Bruce tied If you can't laugh -'-don't come 1(1eo11. Adistrict meeting is' le be hcid at However .later in the year eo In Me; together the Ment ergauizn- t<ars' fled discuss the, work being REV, H. J. MAHONEY, B,A, B,D, carried on, Minister DANCE IN BELGRAVE FRIDAY, MAY 6th Music by Jack Ernest and His Orchestra ADMISSION - 25e H,to�,rvosa,sw v,wati��tiwtiow�� DOTTY AND DAFFY A Lively Laughable Farce will be presented by Sunnybrooke Farm mAT1 EE SAT, 0. HOLIDAYS Ethel Presbyterian Choir In Township Hall, Ethel FRIDAY, MAY 13th commencing at 8.15 p.m. Caste of Characters Lady Bowlers To Meet A meeting of the Ladies' Club will be held' Friday at 8 o'cIlock in the library, airs. Rana, Pres. George Elliott Mrs. Phyllis Travers, en impetu- ous wdow, Eizabeth Fear Paxton Belmont,a rich (7) widower Cliff Dunbar Jack Belmont, his son, Glen Eckmier A'•nt Hester Harley, who hates men, Viola Turnbull Bowling evening Post Office Here To Observe Half -Holiday Pi,stmaster Fred Hunter in- formed the Post that. the local Post Office coma/mincing this. Thursday will he dosed from 2.15 min, -'3-0- CARD OF THANKS I wish to expiates my thanks to all who were so kind at the time of the death of my mother, partitular- ly to the tee,mbers at Morning Sear Rebekah Lodge for their kindness', Mrs, Mary :.ands. Clean -Up Week Public Health Art reads that all decaying vegetable matter etc„ to be removed from all cellarsand out- butdines• and that c„ yards are to be cleaned up by May 10th. Any come Plaints after this date w9'11 be turned over la the proper autnoritiee, (advt.) . Brussels Council Lookout Mission Band T11e Loop Out afissian Band bf the United church held cher meeting on May 2• dames were played while the members gathered, Hymn Jesus. Bids i s Slain was sang and Mrs. Smith led in prayer. The business was conducted by, Jose- phine Van Norman and the wor- sh1p service followed, Mrs. Wil• son told a very :aterestintg story on due of the Missionaries in I{orea. Jesus: Loves ale was sung and the repeating of the Lord's Prayer in unison closed the meeting. THE UNITED CHURCH 1. O. 0. F. Annual Church Service MOTHER'S DAY MAY 8th God could' not be everywhere so He made Mothers Melville Presbyterian Church 11 a,m.--"Motherhood of God" SUNDAY, MAY 8th. 3 p.m-Speclal Mother's Day , Pro- the servlcea at 11 arm. and 7 .111, The annual servtee of Western Star I. O. O. F. Lodge and af00ning Star Rebekah odge inns' competed be Rev. S. herr, B: t., 3.R., of Avon - lee, 111 Melville- Presbyterian church on Sunday evening last, The Oddtellows gathered at their lode room and marched to •tile church, where they were joined by the Rcbekalts. The iuuisrer chose as his text, Marls 10-42 "But Jesus. railed thenal to Him." alidl delivered a most ep- ascilriate sermon to the local lodge members with vist[tng brothers and sitters who attended. The choir hang an anthem and Mr. George Northwood contributed a pleasing solo, Obituary Mrs. Walter Sharpe A highly respected resident of the ceinlnunity passed away . in the person of Mary Ana Sherrie, be- loved wife of Walter Sharpe, whose death 0000) ed at her home on Turnherry street, Brussels on the evening of Thursday, April 28111, Tau weeks, ago Mrs, Sharpe fell, breaking a hip and shoulder, ,She never re000010d from these injuries being confined to her bed tram that 11)100. She bore the pain and 'suf- feeling with fortitude and cheerful- ness. 'l'he deceased was born in the vil- lage of St. Helens, being the (laugh• ter of James. Sherrie and his wife Mary MoKenzie. She resided for a time in Goderieh but .or the past twenty years, had lived in Brussels, There remains to mourn their loss, her now bereft partner, one steer, Miss Rebecca 'Sburrie, Brute- seta and one brother John Sherrie of Grey township. The funeral services' took place from her late home on Monday, clay 2nd, Rev. W. A. Waimea of Cranbrook had charge of the ser- vices. Interment was made In Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were: Jas. Burgess, Leu Williamson, Wm. Little, John Creme, Peter Stewart and Chas, \InKay, Little Stars Mission Band Concert Milton F. Smith Following an illness that extend- ed over several months, Milton F. Smith passed away at his home on Tuesday, April 26th, He wa0 born at Bluevale sixty years ago, the youngest son of elle late M1', and oris'. Wiliam Smith. He was married thirty years ago to Lucy Rattan and lived on the Smith farm adjoining the tillage until a few years ago he purchased a Harm at Browntown, 2nd Concession of Morris Township, Mr, Smith has not enjoyed good health for a long time and he bore his suffering with Cluristian resigna- tion, air. Smith was- a3ways- deep- ly interested in the affairs of the church end was especially interest- ed in the work of the choir of which he was a faithfut member when health permitted. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Donne, nurse -in -training at Clinton General Hospital; liars. Norman Hoover, Brussels and one sun Ross at Monte; two sisters, Mrs. Fred- Dennis, • Caistorville; Mrs•, ,lahn Gannett, Toronto and Rev. William nth of Islington. The funeral was held. on Thurs- day afternoon, following e' sliert private service at his late residence, ptblic service was veld iu the Vetted church, conducted by the minister, Rev. A. V. Robb. During the service Miss Attee Thornton sing, "When The World Forgets." The many- beautful floral tributes arca ibe large atdendnuoe at the fnneral service was an evidence of love and respect. The pallbearers, were Robert Ware' vack, W. J. Scott, Wesley Jermyn, I1t'rt Garniss, George, Thornton and Howard. Wilkinson. 'Interment teas' trade to Wingham eemetoty, Mrs, Rebecca Jackson There passed away at her bane in 130000910 an Wednesday, April 37th Mrs. Rebecca Jackson in her 37(11 year, Deceased was barn on fop.i1 6th, 1352 beng the seventh dathgh'ter in a family of nine girls, of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas. Corbett of Morris Township. \ars, JlaMrson was a member of the United: .C'htuclt being in h+ar 3Mame every Sunday as long as Health permitted, in 147G she was' 01111(9d in 'mar- riage eo 1110 late Jolts Jmrksem of Morris Township where they lived 1111111 1910 then moving to Seskat' cltewan, Where they lived for nix years, returning 10 brussels in De- ccnnbea' 1916, 0Ir, Joakson passed away in February 1917 Mrs, Jerkson re. skiing in Brussels since that time. There Is left to mune their loss levo swats olid three daughters newly: Mrs, A1n11e Forsyth, Mrs. Mary Rands, Mrs. Louis William. son all of Brussels.' George of Wanton and Harry elf Abernethy, Saslt, One daughter (Hanna) Mrs'. ceased, 'ritere are flee 5158(101 II - deem The Little Siam. `Iissiou Band held thele Spring Concert 111 the church on Friday evening, April 29th, with Rev, \Viliame as chair- man. A good pregremnle was pre- sented cpuslstiug of the following 111111111e1•s. Piano Durt--all1ry anti Jean Wilton lteritatinll---Doreen Pride et --J eau Mat llesan and Juno Week leer:tntio1-•--Duncan Jamieson• Plano Duet -Jean. and Rath 3lc- 1?o11a1d Play --"The house of Do \Vltat Yon atm," by Junior members of elle Baud. Sr i. -+-Bary Ion atelearlane Pitthho Duet -Elizabeth lizabeth hooker and inn t't Mug Piano Scan -June \Vnrk V0ral putt- \lary Lou 3k•10frlaue and 2iari;•ar et Cardiff Toy Tuan 13aud--'Pvlmar-y Class Venal 1)net- -1r1eu a11c1 Laura Speirs Recital lona-Helen Aemet •ong ;aro Marie ldlIlg Vocal Duel --3etta Withal & Dor. othy Lennox Pinna Seto- Glary Helen lecelanier • Solo- lathe] haat Taviehl' Play "Sml11, Saud end Segt'hush' 'by gram in the Sunday Sehool will be conducted by the ('ampere earls 7 jam.- "lnfiuenoe of the Home" Wilfred F. Butcher, 1,A. Two t't:t'tiih'ates and 0rto stat were S p.m, -Y. P. S. Meets In charge of Knox College, Toronto presented t0 nuhahers of the Bawl Missionary Convenor, Margaret Sunday Soiled! at 8 p.m. by airs, II P0rlter, Cantly +vas Downing j All Members and Adherents 000' served 11111- a very ttlj(ya111e evening Morris Council Lets Road Contracts Minutes of oouncid sleeting held In Township Hall, Morris on Mon- day, April 11th, 1938. The members, of the cbuueil were an present when the Reeve ia01t the chair. The minutes' of the last meeting were read and. aitimoved. A petition to have a patrolman changed, was, filed. The contract for crashing and de' livening gravel were given to Harry Workman at' 33 cents per yard, Joseph Smith was appointed to run the power grader at 25 •cents Pee boar. A By -lane to provide sieeet lights for Be•)tgrave was read and passed. Accounts paid: - A. D, Smith relief for J. Manor Advance - Times. advt. Willis, relief for Nommen Shields ....... Farmers' Store, relief for Rands L. Russell, relief for Tanney Cali Oakley, relief Arthur Stanley, relief Dr, Redmond, Professional services 10.00 Council will meet as a Court of Re- vision on the Assessment Roll on Monde)', May 16, 1938, A, MacEwen, Clerk. ' 8.53 4.60 8,70 15,35 3.30 10.00 10,00 Football Schedule Brussels at Atwood ,........ May 20 May 23 May 25 May 27 May 30 May. 31 June 3 June 3 Brussels at Ethel LIsta•we0 at• Mildmay Attwood at Brussels, Listowel at Atwood Mildmay at Ethelt Atwood at Listowel Ethel at Mildmay Listowel at Brussels June 7 Mlldimny at Atwool June 9 Ethel at Listowel June 10 June 13 June 14 June 17 June ,17 June 21 Astwood at Ether Brussels at Mildmay Ethel at Brussels Mildmay at Listowel Ethel at Atwood Brussels at Listowel ..,.,..,.» June 24 Atwood at Mildmay ,,,.. June 24 Miidanlay at Brussels June 29 Listowel at Ethel June 30 J+oot'ball fans will be interested to note that several new teasns have entered thisyear according bo ,the above schedule. This should prove a east group and the support orf the local fans is requested, when the local team takes on Atwood on May 20th. Get behind your team and be a booster, not a knocker. H. J. Mahoney conductingt h a ser• vice. Interment was made in Brussels cemetery. Flowers were: Gates -ajar, fam- ily; spray, grandson and daughter, Dr, and• Mrs. Iiennetlh Jackson, Cayuga; spray, Mr. and Mrs, Fred -Weibel, Greaten; spray, neighbors; spray, Brussels Rebekah Lodge; wreath, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Skel- ton, Bay City, Michigan; bouquet, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Pfette, De- trait', e•trot , Michigan. Flower bearers were Misses Alike Pope, Frieda Pollard, hlargaeet Pearson, 'Mary Huether, Luella Mitchell Jeanette Sanderson. Pallbearers were Harry fear, Welt. Fear, Wm. Logan, Abner 1MeQuarrie, Wilmer Earl. Bernard There passed away at Scott's Memorial elaspital, ISeafolt on Wednesday, April 27, Walter Earl Bernard, little grandson of Earl and Mrs. Bernard, 6111 eateesa108 of Motels', ,After having a cold ler a fe\v' drys pneumenla set in, Ile was takon to ,Seaforth Hospital where everything pos0lble Wats done 1a restore the little lad 'back to health bet atter eleven days he was taken away to a bawler keno on bah, The baby was five mouths, eleven datys old, He Is sadly missed by all members, of the Bernard ftbtnily, The :Funeral took place 'Friday afternoon le Bruseals cletnetery, Rov. Mr, Mahoney assisted by Rev. Mr, Graham conducted the services, tPla'111bearers were George 'Smith and Dangles Synitlt. Flowers w000 cant1'tbeted by: -Spray, L,O.L, Brussels 774; Bouquot,'Mr. and Mrs,. Roy Rehnedy, ttlrustteld; Ilouguei, Mrs. Craig and 33ernttrd, I31yt1t; Anniversary Sel'Viees the Nnliortal Mathes, late resklenee all April 20th, Rev, Spray date faintly, six mephetvst sear, 'Lesley aline) Jackson, Mny 22nd -Sunday Sohcot 1 invited to Attend these was llrnurtht to a close by flinging The 'Niteroi 10011 place from the