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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-7-20, Page 173T ViDD k 10 0 .�r�,.----- - -- POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th, 1938 Brussels Belles Win From ' Teeswater Lassies On Tuesday, July 19th, Bell's Belles, staged one of the most brilliant performances ever wlta.ees ed by such a large ct'awd o2 spec- tators, At the first of the game the two teams were very evenly .matched but towardre the end of the game Bruesels, held them scoreless for four 'innings trine they themselves slammed in a score of nuns. It was the ill luck of one Brus- sels player and two 'Pees\vater players' to receive injuries. The Teesevater pitcher and catcher both ]laving fingers' dislocated, thereby crippling the battery. A subset uto antsier was Worked in. but too late to overlonte the teed of their op- ponents, In the last of the sixth with. two men on and two out Elizabeth I3aeker slamuned the ball far out in. to centre field scoring Jewell and Beeker ahead of her, The winning pitcher for Brussel was Lowry who pitched the entire game allowing no walks, The sensational pitching of Lowry ac- contlaianied by the sparkling double - plays allowed Brussels to hold. Tees - water dowel to tate tune of 1S-7. UNION CHURCH ICE CREAM SOCIAL Held at the home of ANGUS BROWN, Tuesday, July 26th 14th Concession of Grey SPORTS AT 7 O'CLOCK BOOTH ON GROUNDS ADMISSION — — 100 'Everybody Welcome Brussels Team Defeats Atwood ATWOOD—A large, wildly cheer• lug oro'twd attended the football game 'between Atwood and Brussels here fast 'eight when the Aeneas won a hard fought game 1.0 iu the last half, Jack Rutledge scored the `tinning goal for Brueseis, The ,teams, neither of which have been 'playing recently, were fairly evenly matched and there was little to choose between them, espetinlly in the first half of the contest. At- wood will play in. Bruss'eie on a date winch will be set 'some time in the near future and this game, will deckle who is to play the winner of the southern geoulp. The latter group has still a number of gannet_ to play off. The line-ups were. Atwood—Goal Hymen.; full-backs, Hanna, Nind; halilrarks, Messenger, Gordon, R, Danbrook; forwards, 7', IIolman, Wright, G. Danbrook, Hart; subs., valiance, E. Danbrook, Brussel~ — goal, Riley; tu3- packs, Nichol, Pearson; haer•bacgs, Fox, Bryans, King; Steiss, Baker, Bowler, Lowe, Russell; subs,, Keifer, Rutledge. Referee—Percy Greer, Listowel, REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING Gene Autry Smiley Burnette Polly Rose Spring Time In the Rockies MIDNIGHT SHOW Sunday, midnight, July 24 at MON., TUES., WED,, Alice Faye George Murphy Your A Sweetheart Andy Devine and the radio rascals Ken Murray and Oswald You'll sing, swing your way to love in the merriest of shows 12,05 NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT Pat O'Brien Joan Blonde!! Margaret Lindsay Back In Circulation —also— LAND BEHIND THE LAW COMING— Bette Davis Henry Fonda Jezebel 11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Church Notes Services in Melville Presbyter. Ian chtinob were condueted by 'Rev, W, 3. Si eut of Stratford. R'AWLEIGH PRODUCTS8 If you would like the Rawleigh dealer to cell now, phone Brussels 58 and special delivery will be made 0, D. Payne, the Rawleigh dealer. SEAFORTH TIES WALTON Walton and Seaforth played to a scoreles tie here last evening in the Hest of the two -game series to de- cide third place in the southern sec- tion of the Huron Football League. The game wile a typical Piay-0C game and each side put every effort into their struggle to gain the upper edge. Throughout the whole game it was about as even as the score would indicate. Shortly after the game got lnder way, Seaforth was awarded a corner kick. In the melee that followed one of the altos players touched the bal with his arm and Seaforth got a penalty shot. Herald Nicholson took the penalty, shot and drove the ball directly at the Wal- ton goalie hut be managed to hold it out. The Seaforth team got Plenty or practise in kicking corners as they were numerous'. Neer the close of the game there were four of them in a row. Walton --Geo. Taylor, Goal; It, Holland, 3. Soothers, backs; J. Mc- Cool, 11, Ilry-aus, W. Farquharson, halves; 11. Carter, J. Johnstone, A. Farqubarsen, A, Steiss, G, Love forwards; 13, Marshall, J. Smalidon, subs, ICE CREAM SOCIAL Under the auspices of ETHEL UNITED CHURCH W. Thursday, July 28th At the Home of JOE PEARSON 4th Concession of Grey BALL GAME, PROGRAMME AND GAMES LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ADMISSION — — 25c and 15c Everybody Welcome Notice The memorial service of the Elma Centre cemetery will be held to Ole cemetery on Sunday, July 24th t.t 7,30 p.15,, with Dr, D, Smith 0f Stratford as special speaker. A. Band Night CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the neighbor and friends for the kind deeds and synuipath.Y shown us in our sad bereavement of our 'sister, Ellen Kissol, Sister and Brothers. Friday, Auguit 5th BIRTH Robinson—In the SesJorth Hospital on Monday, July 18, 1938 to Mr. Hrnrriston Defeats Local Softball Team 'Dhe Herrdston softball girls' team played a practice game on Wednesday lash with the Brussels girls' teatll. The visiting team won with a score aid 21.12. Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. 11, R, Rudd, Guelph, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Reta B. to Stuart 11. Noble or Hanover, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs, James Noble, Crate beook, Ont, The marriage to lake place in July, Can You ' Duplicate This? The other day at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John SimnIOne a Jar of black currants was opened and thoroughly enjoyed by those who ate them, That's not news we hear you say, but this is news, That two•quaet jar of block currants was preserv- ed by Mr. Simtnon's mother Unite Single Copies 5c PEOPLE WE KNOW. Mrs, 3. Oliver spent a weep 10 Toronto and Geol'getown. Mt', Ralllit Connor is v leeting relatives in Owen Sound. Mr, and Mrs. S. Carter, Seaforth, were visitors it town on Sunday, \Its. 1'., Bnedin and children, To- ronto have been visiting her Parents Xi' and Mrs, 3. Galbraith. Mrs, Wm. Sinclair Is at her bome and will Fell nutny pieces of ftu'ri- tute> caplets and fie -tures,. Mrs I orse-'tkt end Miss Rose Arm - sort of Shatnrock Seek., are visiting friends in Brussels. Mrs. W. B. Ferguson and Mise Annie Mclean of Stratbroy are visit Ing Mies Gi'bee Stewart. Miss Verla Fischer, Cranbrook spent the week -end at the home of M. and lira, It, W. Kennedy. lir, and firs. Harry Bowler were at Chesley Friday attending a ehow•- et' anx reception given for a friend. Mrs, Gordon Mooney, Winnipeg is visiting at the home of Mr, .and Mrs. Jno. Simuron.v and other rela- tives and friends. The ladies ere sisters, Mrs, W. Speiran and daughter Jean have returned to their home after holidaying with relatives' in Galt and Toronto, M•r, and Mrs. C. W. Simmons, and son of Horwlek were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mee, Teo Simmons Mr, F. B. Kennedy, Stratford call- ed at the home of bis brother R. W. Kenney on Wednesday, Mrs. Wm. Golley, formerly Carrie Warwick, of the 2nd con. of Morris, of Grinrod, B.C., is visiting friends and relatives in the vicinity, IL Is 37 years spree Mrs, Golley has been in this vicinity. Mr, and Mrs, J. Henry Hoover who have been making their borne with their slaughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Normae Wightman of Gore Bay are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hoover of Grey. Mr. Will McCracken and Misses Mande, Eva ani Carrie McCracken and Miss Flo. I. Buchanan spent l it. e Seeley visiting friend_ in Clinton. Miss Muriel Brothers, a forme' resident and teacher of Entia.tie class returned to Brussels Monday evening from India where she has been for several years a teacher in a boys school. She is risitlug her aunt Mrs, Duncan McDonald and other friends', Rev, Wm. Moore and Mrs, Moore, who are spending their valation at lnverburon Beach, called on friend's here on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. C'unn'iugltam and Evelyn Cuuuiughanu, accom- paied by Mre, M. Potts', Of Omaha, N,'b., ;ere v'ieitiug with the former's daughter Mre. W. Pascoe at 093.111 Wu. Mrs; Cunningham, hiss Eve - and Mrs, Cecil Robinson, 14th five years ago. The fruit was per- son, of Grey, a sou (Wayne fectly preserved, There was nut a Maurice.) suspicion of mould ou It and it —e -_e— tasted as' fresh and delicious as any Band Concert that has been pdes'erved thin season. A terse crowd gathered at Victor- ia Park to enjoy the Sunday even- Obituary leg band concert presented uy the local Citizen's' Band. These eon- esw' Miss Ellen Hislop evnt_ presented every other Sunday It is the east auty Ole week to evening are lookeddforward 10 end thoroughly appreciated by the res+i- 'chronical the death of Mi -e Ellen dents' of the village and community, Hislop which took place at her home in Howick township, Saturday morning, July 9th' Death came CARD OF THANKS very suddenly although ailing for We take tilde Opportwrity 0f ex- tending to one and all who 1a any several years. She was favorably known by a large circle of frietds way assisted us m our sad bereave. and neighbors and will be greatly meet also those who s generous- missed, She is survived by two ly lent theit r car's and also fir, the brothers, Ben and George also many and beautiful floraltribute:. They will ever be remembered sister (Jennie). Mrs. T. H. Savage. The funeral service was held Mon - R. r gratefully. very D y' day afternoon and was' conducted 13. Dgckett and Armstrong family. by Rev. Mr. Grant, in the P Ta rte• nee r —5-5,— Bowling large number of bowlers com- of a Tarte lirele of friends' and re - Bowling Jitney troves. Interment was macre in peted for Ole weakly jitney bell et the Wroxeter cemetery. Pailbear- tlue local bowNing greens on Mou- ers were: Lyne Jateklin, NO111Fan Mulligan, Jack IlcCutcheon, Morley day night, The following were the McMichael, Frank Wright and Will prize winners, J. Logan, A\\':lson' Wright. The flowers were beauti- A, Wood and D McTavish,verinks fel showing the high esteem in Last Thursday seven rinks from here took part in the Brussels which trill Hislop was held in her I3owling tonruament held in Wing- long and useful life, by those site hams, The local baevlers made a came in contact with. good showing but were not up in Friends from Dunnville, Wainlieet the running to bring home the and Parkhill and a large number in this conimnnity attendee the prizes. funeral. ( School Grants *Paid Christens 51: A mstrong By Huron County Council There passed away in Grey Tawn- C'heques, totalling $39,494.42 were. ,;'trip on Julr the 9th Christ ua E. recently Placed in the •mast by Bands & Concert, Company Shiell's Family of Mount Forest will provide the programme at Victoria Park, Brussels Admission 25c Followed by a Monster Street Dance 5F' Couauty Treasurer A. H. Erskine, addressed to various secretaries: of collegiate institutes, high schools and continuation seboois. The money is to pay for the edttcatinn of pupils• from outside the respective Swltco1 districts, The list(: (;ode• rich $5,506.82; Wingham $5,3(11,68, Seaforth $5,583,86; Exeter, $4,781,3', Clinton $7,365.49; Henkall, 31,3(ll: 76; Blyth, $1,252.26; Brussels $1,- 490,33; Wroxeter, $1,305,26; Ford-. wish $1,179.93; Arthur, $4'248; St. Mary school $2,301.7'/; Parkhill 5500.08; $2,036.78; Lis- towel, $627,72; Haruiston, 5113.00: Clifford, $370,92; Ivlitchell, 569.77; London Technioal $186,93, NOTICE! Grain Cutting Being Rushed To Halt Losses Farmers Using Several Methods to Combat Menace of insect Pest; Huron Also Affected Crops Are Infested BLUEVALE — The amity worm. hes made its appearance in Morrie, Grey and Turnberry 'townships. Barley, oats and cora have been principal crops attacked.. Huron Fields Attacked WROXETEB.—'Crolxs in this sec• thin of Huron. County are being seriously meuaced by army worms. Three 4'bousaud acres between here and Harristou, a distance of 1G mike, has sees many fields' attack- ed: Farmers have been revuested to report the firs: sign of the ,r.'st to the reeve of their townhip and in- structions far combating the worm will be given, These repotting to date are T'homa.s Shearer, Frank Green, Ewart M:cKereher, John Strang and Cecil Grainger. Armstrong, beloved wife of Robert lyn Cunningham and hiss Potts. will Dockett in her seventieth year. De- also enjoy a motor trip to Kingston, ceased lady was born iu the Town - Ontario and other points iu Eastern ship of East Wuwanosh, July 13th, Ontario before returning 1868. She was the daughter of the lane 3, P. and Mrs. Arniet: ttg. After the death of her father site moved with her mother and the rese of the family to the Townshi,. or Grey where she ntet and married her new bereft husband, Ia re- ligion tligion she was Anglican, beteg a member of St, David's church, Iten- fryn. Being of a kind and cheerful nature site won many friends who will be sorry to learn of her death. She was a firm believer in the glor- ious. resurrection. Besides her sot'nowing husband she leaves to mourn their loss, one brother and the table menu suPplementerl from three sisters, namely: \f. G. .Arne The gardens with peas, bows, The Post has decided to close strong, Mrs. Mary T. Ward, Mrs, cereals, beets and new potatoes and clown the first week hi August for Joeph Savage and Mrs. William strawberries, in plentiful quantities, its holiday week. Further an. Gursatlitz, all of Grey Township also Tote W. I, auxiliary, held tie nouncernen+L evi11 be made in next four nephews, W. A, Ward, Elute, mauthly uneetiag fur July iu picnic week's issue. ' 31/4)4111 T. Ward, Hutaville; John Say fainn in %Ethel Memorial Paris, lase Tbtraday. August Rupp or Detroit was a guest at the first of the week with the Hanetuld fainiilee, 'Alias, Jean Snell of Jameetuwn who holds a Position in Toronto is on. vacation and Is s'pen'ding part of the holiday time with her cousin, Helen Bateman and other relieves and friends in the village, The dance at Belgrave Friday night of last week was an attraction for .a. big group of Ethel young ETHEL The Brussels Band will play in Ethel this' Sunday evening, Ronald Lave passed with honours, his Grade II Taronto Conservatory of Iiusic Examinations, The rain of Sunday afternoon which fell in this area could surely' be counted as of the million dollar varlet y. Dating hack to July 1st several housewives. in the. village have had WALKERTON—Many farmers this southern section of Bruce County have reported over the week -end the invasion of their: crops by the army worm. Dozens have reported already to Agricul- tural Representative George R. Pattereuu seeking advice on how to battle this enemy to ,avoid heavy losses''. in some eases the greater pert of a len-acre field has been stripped, especially oats, although all spring crops, are said to be damaged to some extent, Some of the farmers are using a spraying solution, which is said to be most effeeti.ve.. Tile story is. reported by one fartu- er that in attempting to prevent_ the pests' from going into a sec- ond field after almost etnleeping the first a number of furrows were plowed around the field and so thick were the wortns that plowing wets almost impossible due to the greasy formation caused by the the plow. adheringto worms ad a h In some cases' the grain is being cut, to .avoid further loss, this cut- ting being used for green feed. The worm wraps itself around the straw near the grain head, cute it off, and, failing to the ground, i.l attacks she inert stalk, THE UNITED CHURCH REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B,D, Minister 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m,—Morning Worahop 7 p,m.—Evening Worship Melville Presbyterian Church SUNDAY, JULY 24th the services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.nt. will be conducted by REV. DR. FORBES, of Toronto 10 a.m.—Sunday School All Members and Adherents aro invited to Attend these Services age, Grey and Johnston Armstrong, Red I3ctidge. The funeral wee held from her late home on Tuesday afternoon and was largely attended to Mount Pleasatut Cemetery, Ethel and was In charge of Rev, Bernard G. Deley, who spoke comforting words to the bereaved. A beautiful solo wee rendered by Mrs'. R. Vitae, "Look. tag Ole way.'' The pallbearers were; Messrs, Alex and James Col- lins; Andrew Bre.mmel', Albert Car- diff, \\'all, Ward and John Savage, people, Friends attended the funeral from Doreen Hallenbeck of Palmerston a distance Gram Huntsville, Blyth, is holidaying in Bthel. Benet, Auburn and Goderici, Plaits' and preparations are under ''Where the Angels Bright are way' fct• holding a Big Day in Ethel, singing August elle Further 'particutttre Where no sorrows 'ere can conte later. We will meet our darling sister, Ethel Presbyterian church V. P, In the blight eternal home presented alletr popular play Critically Hurt As Hay Fork Falls Archie Scott, Morris, Rushed to Clinton Hospital A seeking accident happened on the farm of Archie Scott, Con. S, Morris, on Thursday morning when the stay fork which WES in opera- tion peration fell, penetrating the stomuch of Mr. Scott, He was rushed to Clinton hospital where he le la•iug treated. Ills, condition is veep Critical Archie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Morris. "Daffy and Dotty" recently at Bethel Grey Twp., gravel crusher heated in Holleubeek's pat, has finished the allotment for this' division and are now in operation in Moucrieff divi- sion. Doctor Richmond has had the pleasure of a holiday visit oe his parents, from Hamilton, during the past week, Mies+ Annent of Seaforth, tomer teacher in Ethel school was a holi- day guest over the weekend with Miss Dorothy Fs'ankliu, - Mr. and hies. Sim.ps+on of Atwood spent last Sunday with Geo. and Mt,ss. Kraoter, Civic Holiday BRUSSELS To fall in line with other Munich. pailtles In the Province, the bushe ness people ask that Monday, August ist BE BRUSSELS CIVIC HOLIDAY ` And I hereby, proclaim the saint and ask that elf citizens observe' it as such, Walter Kerr, Reevle