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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1938
Brussels Trims
Listowel 4-0
mru00010 won their third Weigh/
genie of .the season, whiLwashiug
iAstoWel by the score of 4.0 here on
Tuesday evening, The 10001 team
showed better team play than the
last game here with Atwood.
Listowel started off with Heed'
math almost wooing for the visi-
tors. L Steles broke through for
Bruss'oks but lits shot was wide of
the goal. C. xsaeker, on a nice
p.uw scored the first goal ot the
gaou0. C. Baker came right bank to
almost score again, C. Riley
stopped several shots that were
labelled for goals. L. Russell and
H. Bowler played a nice oomblptt-
tion, but could' not beat Johnston
W, Wray for Listowel broke
through on a rush but his shot went
over the post.
In the second period J, Bryaus
played' a great gauze feeding file
forwards' in fine style with 0. Baker
and L. Sttedss scoring goals' in gtsldt
succession. Brussels kept the ball
down in the Listowel terr'itor'y most
of the second period with L. Russell
finally getting the last goal of the
game to make it 4-0. Ltstowel
tried to break though on several
tries but m180011 many opportunities
to o000e.
Listowel -Johnston, Bean, Woods,
Greer, Spence, Weber, Heuckeroth.
Bowman, Wray, Thompson, Dick.
Jones, Zut'brigg,
Brussels - C. Riley, J. N1ob011101,
H. Bowler, J. Bryan, J. Rutledge,
R. Fox, L. Steiss, J. Lowe, A. Kee-
fer, C. Baker, D. Miller, W. King,
W. Stephenson, L. Russell,
Referee. -'P, Stephenson,
GARDEN PARTY
Will Be Held at the
CRANBROOK
Presbyterian Church
TUESDAY, JUNE 21
Supper served from 6 to 8
followed by a program
by
The Lucky Seven Cowboys
of Fergus
Including-
The Valley Boys -radio,
harmony singers and comedians
Guido Pellin-Accordianist
Roe the Ventriloquist and
Magician
L. B. Salisbury -Manager
Admission -
Adults 35c Children 20c
Melville Presbyterian
Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 12 -
the services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m,
will be conducted by
Rev. Lindsay Strnpson,
Valleyfield, Que.
10 a.m.-Sunday School
All Members and Adherents are
Invited to Attend these
Services
REGENT
HEATRE
Women Liberals
Receive Reports
The Women's Idbeeal 011th met et
the home of Mrs. James Ilallantyre
on. Thursday evening faith the
President, Mrs'. A. Strachan, presid•
Ing. The meeting opened with the
singling "rhe Maple Leaf Forever,
The secreitary, Mrs, J. Wilton,
gave her report, which was adopted.
Mrs, R. Thomson, the treasurer, al-
so gave her report, mins; 3, Wilton
gave a splendid report on the On-
tario Women's Liberal Couvel,tiof
held in Lohdon on May 0 Moved
by Mrs. W Huggins and seconded
by Ml's, Mc,Donvell, that the cite
year end' in March to correspond
with other Liberal clubs. Mrs, W,
S. Scott read Ids. Deachman'e: re-
port at London on "Legislation:" A
hearty vote of thanks was tender-
ed Mrs, Ballantyne for the use of
her home,
Brussels Anglers
Land Big Fellows
tlie.eo11s D. A. Rano and H. B.
Allen of Brussels' were visitors in
town last Frtiday evening while on
their homeward journey after
week's fishing trip art Madawaska
Lake.
Mr. Rutin, who is a veteran fol-
lower of the Isaac Walton Clan,
landed two fine specimens of lake
trout weighing 13 and Jo" pounces,
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING
Walter Winchell Ben Bernie
Aces of the .airways in Broadweys
biggest musical smasheroo `
Love and Hisses
Simone Simon Joan Davis
MON„ TUES., WED,,
Carole Lombard v,s Frederic March
Nothing Sacred.
Ch.orles Winninger
Walter Connelly
Greatest fight of the century
A Comedy Drama
while Mr. Allen disaplayed a couple
of lesser averdmpois weighing slight-
ly over eleven and nine 'pounds, '
Both anglers declared fish were
plentiful in that region, getting nib.
bees galore from big fellows which
at times took the works right ;ander.
On one occasion Mr. Allan almost
lost his balance in the boat when a
'rush order" from below threatened
to start a few merry -go -routed
stunts,
The black flies, they said were
just beginning to bud, and make
quite EL disturbance when shifting
from one spat to another.
-Tete Gravenhurst Banner
NEXT THURS-, FRI., SAT
Dorothy Lamour In
The Hurricane
Jon Hall Mary Astor
C, Aubry Smith
The effects of a South Sea
hurricane on the Iivcs of
Visltors and natives
COMIINSea
Dead End
(YiATINES ".. Al,O6, HO,,IDAY$
Moncrieff United Church
GARDEN PARTY
' Friday, June 17th
Supper served from 6 to 8 p.m.
Entertainment by
The London Favourite Four
Pauline Wilson -Cellist
and Reader
Myrtle Armstrong -Violinist
Gladys Cornell -Contralto
Maybelle Smith -Pianist
Admission, Adults 35c
Children 20c
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Tuesday, June 14th
at the home of
Wesley Stephenson
16th of Grey
BALL GAME
Ethel - Walton
6.30 p.m.
Followed by a good program
of Readings, Vocal and
Instrumental Numbers
Admission - 10c
Booth on Grounds
Everybody Welcome
Single Copies 5c
n I Town Council Holds 1.0.0.F, Annual
Court of Revision Decoration Service
Largely Attended
11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Will Build
Teeswater Stand
The contract for building the
grandstand at 'reermnter Agricul-
tu'ratl Park lees been let to R,
IIueston, of Gorrle,
Golden Yellow
Bananlas are sold at Greltft :. for
Cash whicin means' we sell them for
Less. Buy your Oranges', Lemons,
New Cabbage,. Garrotte, Fresh Let -
lace at Brewer's., you will receive
the best at less. money.
We Sell for Leen A. GROWA1't
Mailing List
Corrected
The nutting Iasi has been revised
this week, 10 your label is not
correct please •envies us' at once.
100 Ash to thank those it'orn whom
we have received uew and renewal
subscriptions.
Employee Fined
D, Lemon proprietor of the Arneri-
can Hotel at Brussels, wishes' It
made known that it was an enn-
pioyee of the hotel and not he wi.o
was lined in Goderdelt court foe a
violation of the Liquor Control Ant
Mr. Lemon was in London when the
act was violated and had no poison -
al knowledge of the matter. The
hotel license is, however, Issued 11.
his 1181.11e.
Sample Of
'C,,00d Crops
Fall Wheat appears to be in excel-
lent contrition. We have in this of -
lice a stalk of fall wheat, from '.be
farm of Philip Ament, measuring 3 -
feet 4 -Inches in length.. Rye also
is maturing quickly this year. Sev-
eral farmers report their's alreaay
in head,
10 one can judye by present ap-
pearance the farm'ets will harvest, a
bumper crop this season.
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Band Concert
The Metz Sunday evening band
concert of the season was presented
on the Library lawn, instead of at
the park as usual. because of ilh.ese
in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Hall. Under the leadership of Mr.
Seeden of Winghain, the band show-
ed innleroveaneut after then' winter
months of practice. A good crowd
attended. Lovers of band music
are looking forward to many such
enjoyable Sunday evening concerts
GARDEN PARTY
will be held at
Ebenezer Church, Browntown
Wednesday, June 15
a cold meat supper will be
served from 6 to 8 o'clock
followed by a 3 -act Play
entitled
(Dollars before Cabbage)
staged by the Y. P. 5. of
Whitechurch United Church
Monologues, Songs and
Musical Numbers between acts
Come & enjoy a good Supper.
and., a splendid play
Admisison - Adults 35c
Children 15c
Booth on Grounds
THE UNITED CHURCH
REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B,A„ B,D,
Minister
10 a.in,-Sunday School
11 a.m.-"Conference Echoes"
7 p.m. -'Masonic Service with St,
John's Lodge NO. 284 A.F.
A. M. In attendance
June 20th --•Motion pletures of
t'C»Itc of Ghrlet"
OFFER GOVERNMENT
HOUSE TO HOSPITAL
The Ontario Government deci'lea
to offer Government House. 21,000,-
000 resilience of the province's
lieutenant -governors until recently,
to the Toronto Hospital for Sick
Children for whatever purpose lite
hospital board mus' decide upon.
'The hospital may use the Chotley
Park home for hospital ptu310855,
sell the 'novelty or rase the nous°
and build a new structure,', Prem-
ier Heipburn said. "We don't care
what they do. But they can have
It"
MINISTER OF LABOR
DIED AT BRANTFORD
Hon. M, M. MacBride is Stricken
With Heart Disease
CARD OF THANKS
1 w1011 Cu 0xlares5 my aPpreelatioa
and thanks for the ninny kind words
and deeds. extended to me 07
friends an neighbors, also the 11'. A.
of the United Church during the
weeks 1 have been shut in Their
kindness NI me will never be forgot-
ten, Mrs. Laura Lake,
WE SUGGEST
For to -night's' Desert Tutti Frulttl
Brick made by Borden's, it is' a com-
1l:na.lion of pineapple, cherries,
strawberries and walnuts In gen-
erous supply make this, a poputar
Brlcik, 1115101 on Borden's Ice Cream.
It costs no mote' and you have the
pent quality money can buy. Sold
exclusively by A. GRLWAR in
Brussels. Phone 6.
Church Notes
'Services' in Melville Presbyterian
Church on Sunday were conducted
by the Rev, Lloyd Higbee of 'Mel-
bourne, Quebec. The choir mutrr-
buted anthems at both service.
The Rev. H, Lindsay Simpson, of
Valleytield, Quebec, will conduct the
services in Melville Church on
June 12. -
Morning service in the United
Church on Sunday w'aa' conducted.
by Mr. Orville Drummond, Prin-
cipal of Brussels C•ontinuatio1
School In the absence of the titin.
aster Rev. H. J, Mahoney.
-5-5-
Home Helpers Hold
Annual Conference
The annual Home Helpers' con-
ference of Melville Presbyterian
Church was held on Friday after-
noon with a 'good attendance, • \Ire.
A. Parker, president, presiding.
Mrs. (Rev.) K. M'crLean, Wingbant
president of Maitland, was the guest!
speaker. Mrs. Thos. McDonald read
the Scripture lesson from John, 11th
chapter, and also gave a reading on
home helpers' 'work and a short
reading on prayer. Mrs. 10, M'icLear.
gave the address, which was very
httea'estttng. It was taken from Acts
10-28 verse, "Jesus' went about do-
ing good' and healing." Mrs. W.
Berr sang a very appropriate solo.
'Phe meeting closed ev11h all re-
peating the Lord's Prayer, A dein.
ty lunch was, served in the base
meat and a social hour spent.
The 11 -est Group of the W. A. of
the United church held a silver tea
on the church lame on Friday at-
te) noon. The weather being ideal e
very enjoyable t'tane was held. The
Program oousls0ed• of a solo by Mrs.
"Rev.) John Graham, a duet by
Misses Helen and Mary 13aeker,
and a piano solo by Miss Mao'
Davison.
LADIES SOFTBALL ASSOC.
FORMS SCHEDULE
Han, Morrison Mann ;4R+Ilride,
whose lifetime of work in the
0411180 of labor was recognized lase
fall with lilts appointment as On.
lurid Minister of Labor, is dente. A
heart mated: ended his. life Sunday
morning,
Shocked by the sudd'itlt"'s GI
his death, leaders of Ontario's ov-
Posing political parties united it
paying the 00 -year-old white-haired
inlets et' tribute. He had, returnee
hoarse from Toronto Friday and
was ordered to heel Saturday litter
he complained of feeling ill,
ills death, Premier Hepburn said
in a tribute front his ,St, Thomas
farm 1)0015, left a vacnney In the
Ontario cabinet that may be dtffi-
oult to fill. Mr, Macllrirle was with
several of his rabhlet colleagues
on tate special legislature commit-
tee inquiring 11110 aloha of the
Ontario- hydro Hied etc Power
Comanisellou last weep, anti was an
apparent good health. Resumption
of the snob -I, acednlcd for today,
has been rostpoU6d to Wo4ne8dsy,
A. meeting of :the 1001. t' :Tommi
club was held, in Teeswater wit„ a
representative from each tr am
present. It was decided that male
the sante teams as last year would.
be allowed to compete such as Tees -
water, Ripley, Tiverton, Wiugham
and. Brussels,
The following sehednle was dawn
op: -
July 1, -Tournament fn Teeswater
4-Teeswater at 11'inghum
7 -Brussels at Ripley
8-Tivertnu at Teeswater
11-Wiugham at Brussels
11 -Ripley at Teeswater
14 --+Ripley at NV -Ingham
14-Teereoter at T17001011
10 -Tiverton at Ripley
10 7'eesevabter et Brussels
22 -Brussels nt Winghanr
2G --'.Ripley at Brussels
27--11'ingllnln at Tiverton
Ang. 1-Tosrimment at ILiplei
3--10111011am a•t Rspley
4 -Brussels at Tiverton
4 -.-win inlaid at Teeswater
0 --Tiverton at 11'ing1o0n1
12---''liruaeels at Teeswater
10 - Iventon at Brussels
1.5-Teestwate1' at Ripley
Brussels, June 6th, 19115
The Municipal Council of the Vil-
lage of Brussels' mat in the Public
Library on the above date, All
member's being preeeat.
The minutes of the last meeting
being read it 1004 moved by W.
Little; seconded by F. Sem1s that
the minutes. be adopted.
-Carried.
The following bills
were paid; -
0. McDowell, May salary .,,, 60,00
Geo. A, Campbell, May
salary 20,00
R. S. Warwick, May
salary 25.00
R. W. Kennedy, advertising 3,00
H. Workman, hauling gravel 20.00)
H Sullivan, cleaning eta.... 28.06
Jno. Gibson, Mdse. repair 11.93
Jas. Kernaghan, wk, on sts. 2.63
Geo Bishop, hauling gravel 0,25
Jos, Wilton, salary as
70.00
asseesnr
Clas. Miller, caretaker of
dump
Treas. of Ont„ Licenses
C, N. rent of scales
Transfer to school
Municipal World, Badges ....
Treas. Huron County
Hospital Account
R. J. Bowman, Labor
fire house
Chas'. Meadows, labor
fire house
Ned Rutledge, labor
fire -house
Jno. Logan, rent of mixer ...
Ed. Henderson, Misc, haul-
ing & cutting park
Brussels Hydro -Electric,
street lighting 109.00
Hall lighting 2.55
Relief for the month 30.25
It was moved by F. Samis, sec-
onded by W. Little that the ac-
counts be paid, -Carried.
Moved. by W. Cameron, seconded
by H. Champion that during the
summer months, up to and Includ-
ing September, Council will meet
the first Tuesday of each month at
7.00 p.m -Carried.
Following the regular meeting
the Council sat as Court of Revision
for the 1939 Assessment Roll.
Moved by F. Samis, seconded by
W. Little that the Reeve be Chair.
man of the Court. -Carried
Moved by W. Little, seconded by
F. Samis that on the appeal of
Mrs. Grace •Sinclair the assessment
be lowered $100.00, =Carried.
Moved by H. Ohtemplon, seconded
by W. Cameron that no action be
taken on the appeal of Miss Mee
Birt -Carried.
Moved by F. Semis, seconded by
W. Little that the assessment of
Mrs. W. H. Kerr be lowered $200.00,
-Carried.
Moved by W Little, mediated by'
F. Semis that the Court of Revision
be closed and that the assessment
roll as corrected by the Court of Re-
vision be the assessment Roll for
1935. -Carried
There being no further businbss
the meeting now adjourned.
10.00
6.00
2.50
600.110
.69
8.75
10.25
7.00
3.50
6 00
9.75
We4sttern Star Lodge L 0, O. Ie.
and 'Morning Star Rebekah. Lodge
held their annual decoration ser-
vices at the Brussels cemetery on
Sanday afternon, A uimber of -
vdsttitng Ocidfello05 from various
surrounding towns joined the local
members In their service. The
parade from the mile•and-a-quarter
corner to Ole cemetery wins headed
by the local Citizen's bend. At the
cemetery gates' the Oddfellows
were joined by members, of the
Rebekah lodge,
The large gatherting, which ex-
ceeded that of the past few years,
were welcomed by W. Little. The
Chaplain's prayer was, offered by
N. Mittelman. The nomas of the
departed brothers' were read by R.
G. Bowman. An appropriate ed -
dress Was, delivered by Mr. A. D.
Cameron 0f Mtitehe1l woo stated he
considered the X. 0. O. F, one of the
greatest lodges of today. Hs said
it was the duty of the member? to
endeavour to improve the con-
ditions of the preseut troublesome
bines, a great deal of ,the trouble
arising from the selfishness ot
mankind. He stressed the fact
that we cannot get along without
the church even though some may
consider the radio better. Life as
lived today is too fast. People
must settle down, be a brother to
all men and women. Ile closed by
expressing the -wish that the spirit
of 0dddellonvshdm might be better
exemplified. That there might be
more self-denial, not a'e10.
The address frown, the Rebekah
lodge was given by Mrs. N. F.
Gerry, N. G. and the Chaplain's
prayer by Mrs. Oliver Hemingway.
Graves of deceased brothers and
sisters were decorated,
The 'service was concluded with
the Past Grand charge delivered by
C. Matheson and the closing prayer
by she Chaplain.
ONTARIO ADOPTS
1939 COLOURS
'Osntario'at 1939 motor markers
will have white numerals on 0 black
'ba'ckground and will be of the new
'0pectrulpte'' construction, furnish-
ing unusual vision by night. They
will be made as usual at the Ontario
Refotvnoitory, Guelphs, and will cost
$20,000 more than plates of ordinary
design and make. When they will
be placed on sale has not been de-
iermined, because tate present 1935
markers are good until April
1939. The 1939 choice was made
at Queen's Park atter members of
the cabinet headed by Premier Hep-
burn, had viewed an exhibiti50 at
several proposed plates. Second
choke was black on yellow. This
later color scheme may be adopted
In 1940, it is underetood, with a re-
turn to white on black in the fol-
lowing year,
DR. AND MRS. COLQUHOUN
HONORED BY FRIENDS
About •fou• hundred and fifty
friends, neighbors and patients of
Dr. end Mrs'. Colquhoun gathered in
the Township Hall, 1•;thel, on the
evening of Jnne lst, to enjoy ti
social evening, and bid farewell to
1 them beloro their departure to Sea -
forth,
The first part of the evening was
taitpen up by a program .consisting
of readings, solos, duets' and musical
umbers: with addresses by Rev,
W, A, Williams of Cranhrook, and.
Dr, I0, A 1•Lclllaster, of Seafot'tb
Atter the program Dr. and , Mrs
Colquhoun 'were called to the plat-
form, ani adderee tvee read, and Dr,
'Colelilhoun was presented with a
Gladstone Beg and Mrs. 00100110mi
a Cedar Chest,
The Doctor in a few well chosen
'1vm'tlsc thonkecl• all present, on be-
holf of Mrs. Colquatoun 0nd lnlnts'nlr,
for dile lovely gifts' and for the very
enjoyable evening He said. he had
Belgrave United Church been in nearly every home in the
GARDEN PARTY ccmlauundty and had enjoyed very
Friday, June 17th nlmrlt his stay here. As for Mrs.
Cold Meat Supper 5.30 to 8 C0Pquholrn 11 would mean her )env
Blyth Band will furnish music hag her home, and home town.
and later present a varied After n lunch or sandwiches, cake
pcaogram of readings and coffee were served the 1alanc0
vocal numbers and
musical selections
Admisison -- 35c and 15c
Everybody Come
four years ago from the Montreal
General Hospital, Montreal, luyluS
Dr, McMaster's practice, and has
carried it 0n since,.
He is a very fine type of young
man, very clever in his proles -
cion, and has been very successful
here.
Three years ago he married Miss
Dorothy Fear, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I3. Fear of Ethel, and they
have made a great many friends ;n
tb,at time.
Dr ColKluhoU1.1 has' taxon civet Dr. _
Burrow's., and Dr. Jarott's practices
in Seofoath, and he and Dr, Mc.
Melte willl upon a 'Clinic there, They -
aye equtpollmg their offices with a
new X-ray machine, and will have
other up-to-date equipment. He
intents, to direct his studies to Sur-
gery and at present is, taking Surgi-
cal. training do the City Hospital,
N.Y.
Tire people of BOO and commnni-
Ity regret losing this, young couple,
and feel Seaforth is very for'.una'te-
111 11.50)ng professional men of this
oaililber,
Dr. Richmond of H0milten, has
taken. over Dr. Collnhoun's pract.iee
here on Juno lst, and comes here
Very highly recommended,
or the evening was spent in (lane -
Dr. Colglllulloun came to Iuthel
Notice -
have repossessed my barber
shop and will return to work
Friday Morning lr9 Mg{.e n