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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-9-14, Page 1the ttf POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 14th BUSINESS SLIGHT AT TOWN COUNCIL Brussels, Seyt, 12th, 1938 The Menie'4pa1 Council of the V4tlage of Brussels met in. the Pub- is Library on the above date, All menthe:se being present, The minutes of the last meeting being read it wee moved by W. Little; seconded by le, Sainte that the minutes, as read be adopted, —Carried. The 'following bilis were r Jno. Wright, Policeman's uniform E. Bates, eseicem'an's uniform D. C. Ware lel, Firemen's Insurance L. Tureey, fire drill Wm. Palmer, fire drill 13, Galbraith, fire drill Chas. fowry, fire dtil•1 Wren. Bell, fire chill D. C, Warwi c, fire drill , , , Geo. Campbell, salary as wa teliman Jas', Tdmell, cleaning drain Geo. Campbell, cleaning drain E. Somers, hauling gravel , , Hartley Rutedge, painting Signs Jas. Kernaghan, 'cleaning drain Treasurer, Huron Comity, Lanterns & oil etc. II, Workman, hauling gravel Teles;hone Company, flag pole Geo, Baker, hall chi nney H. Thomas', removing cupola le, Bowman, removing cupalo R, \V, Kennedy, printing voter's lists G. McDowell, August salary R. S. Warwick, •August salary ............ .. . ... Hydro -Electric, street lighting Hall lighting eat: 22.33 3,00 23.80 2.00 1,25 1,25 1.25 2.75 2.00 42.50 1,38 2.38 11,75 6,00 12.25 7.63 35.00 2,00 85.80 4.50 6.75 52,50 60.00 25.00 108,00 2.46 Relief for;, thRemeeth 24,36 It was moved: by I•I, Chanlmion; seconded by W, Cameron that the bills be paid. —Carried. There being no further business the meeting mol adjourned. FOOTBALL Man Is Badly Cut By Windshield As Car Hits Tree Oliphant Smith, Brussels, Has Head ;Driven Through :Glass When • Car Leaves Road Mebane Smith oe Brussels, was severely cut about the face when his head was driven through the wtmdehield or the car in which he was riding with Oliver Turnbull when it tailed to mak, the turn at George Lawlors corner in Blyth just before noon Saturday. The car skidded in loose gravel and 21g -zagged across the road into the ditch hitting El large maple tree, Dr, 13. C. Weir gave medical aid to the injured man, The driver of the ear w^as uninjured but both men suffered from shook, Traffic Officer Norman Lever Jr., of Clin- ton luvest:gated the accident. The men were on the way to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Neel Wagner, near here, W.F.A. Semi -Finals BRUSSELS Vs. STRATFORD THURSDAY,ot SEPT. 15th At National Stadium, Stratford Game cartel at 5.30 sharp Admission — Gents 25c Ladies 15c; Children Free Return Game STRATFORD Vs. BRUSSELS on SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th At Victoria Park Game Called at 5 p.m. sharp These teams are at present deadlocked with one game each, so rally round and support the boys, as the winners will meet the W.F.A. Finalists, • Admisison — Gents 25c Ladies 15c; Children Free REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING Gene Autry Smiley Burnette The Old Barn Dance il LOCAL NEWS ITEMS A Wedding Announcement At Gvion United Church on Sat- urday, Sept. 17 at 4 &WeeJk w'111 be the scene of a quiet Autumn Wed- ding when Bertha Mildred, 3rd youngest daughter of the late Geo. E and Mrs. SYeitan wile be united In marriage to William Clay Phillips Bruce son of the late Geo. W ,Bruce of Toronto, Faithful Collie Saves Life Of Farmer �. Attacked By full Condition of Joseph Maloney, Mc: - Kilian Township farmer, whose We was saved by itis collie dog "Rover," on Saturday, is much improved. Maloney suffered a creamed and dislocated ankle and his body a mess of cuts and bruises. 'Maloney was leading the bull to water when suddenly it reared and rushed him. Unable. to control it, Maloney was thrown aganat a fence gate with, the bull almost on top of hint. The tenacious grip which . Rover secured on the hind legs of the enraged ani- mal is the only tltittg that saved his. life, Maloney affirms, Six-year- old Rover has been the pet of the eleloneys since he was• a Pup. "5 wouldn't sell heel. for $10,000." Ma- loney" vale. • - + MIDNIGHT SHOW Sunday, Sept. 18 beginning at 12.05 MON:, TUES., WED., Warner Baxte Freddie Batholomew Kidnapped Arleen Whelan C. Aubrey Shtith Kidnapped that lusty, Aoid adven- ture story,, which has thrilled millions for half a century NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT Edward G. Robinson Slight Case of Murder Jane Bryan Allen Jenkins She was a gangsters daughter to love with a cop—So Pop had to go straight or elsel COMING Joan Btondeil Melvyn Douglass There's Always A Woman REARRANGE SCHOOL INSPECTION AREAS Melville W. M. S. The September meeting • O1 the ly, M. S. of Melville Presbyterian Church was hell on Friday after- noon with Mrs. Harold Parker pre- siding, A. Scripture (passage was read by Mili, Parker. Mrs, Joe Wilton gave a paper on ``Church Community; and State," and Mrs, D. Inglis led in prayer, Mrs, Thomas. Walker gave the current events, With the appointment of J. H. Kincaid, fanner York County school teacher as school inspector of North Huron, there has been a rearrange- ment of territory in Huron County for school inspection purposes. Sir. Kiueaid, who originally came from the Listowel district, has al- ready arrived in Goderieh where 110 will reside. hleretofore, school districts have been divided earn ant. west. Hence- forth the duvisl011 will be north and south, with IS, 1', Beacom, formerly of Rest Iluron, now the inspector' of South Huron, lIr. Kincaid replrtces John hart - ley, who has retired, owing to 111 health, Ilr. Hartley, to his position less than two years, resided at Clinton. Melville Church Y. P• S. The executive of Ilelville Presby- terian Young People's Society plan to hold their first meeting of the 1938-39 season on Monday evening, Sept. 19 at 8 o'clock. This meet- ing will he in the faint of a social get-together, Ali Young People of the enigre- gation are invited. Lunch will be served, Baptismal Service At St, John's ,'Anglican Church On Sunday morning last the Rev. J. Graham baptized the following children, Helen Frances Fay infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs'. Roland Marks, MMticlreel June and Eddie Patricia infant daughters of Mr. and Mrs. edifice•' eeet rks; and Ken- neth Lorne etisgn sen of Mr, and Mrs. Joh'a'm1eock. Mr. Grahams Preached on the subbjiect tea Bap- tism taking as Matthew chapter 28 and verse 19. Cranbrook Presbyterian Church 50th Anniversary of the Rebuilding of the Church Special Preaching Services will be held on Sunday, Sept. 25th, Guest Preacher— Rev. D. C. Hill, BA., B.D. Exeter, Ont Services 11 a.m. & 7.30 p•m. Old time Hymn singing led by Mr. William Ritchie of Galt Everybody Welcome Especially old members of the Church 15th :Annual PLOWING MATCH of the Huron Association will take place on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th on the Dundas & Dennis farms 1 mile East of Leadbury The Dundas farm will provide the sod The Dennis_Farm the stubble Kindly keep date in mind, we will be looking for you on that date Bert Hemingway, President L. E. ;Cardiff, Sec•-reas. THE UNITED CHURCH REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B,D, Minister 10 A.M.—Sunday School. 11 A.M.—Church' Service, 7 P.M. ---Evening Worship Notice The anniversary services and fowl supper will be held at Melville Pres- byterian Church o1r Sunday, October 30 and Fowl Supper en TuesdaY, November 2nd, Watch for further pate:cutere, Band Concert Despite tike emit weather a large crowd attended the Band Coneet't at Victoria Park Sunday evening. These band concerts have been mach appreciated by the band lovers of music during the summer months. Women's Institute A most worthwhile meeting of Brussels Women's Institute is to be bald Friday afternoon, Sept. 16th, at 2,30 o'clock, In the. Pubic Lililary, The motto "Don't walk this year in last year's. rats" Is to be taken by Mrs. A. C, Backer. The Roll Call is "Footle for Emergency Shelf." A detmoustratien .on the 'Cooking et Meats" and Salads Is to be carried out by Mrs. Demmer - ling and Aire', Wright, of Fordwicll, This should Prove very interesting to all. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to every one in the mire mnnity. Remember the change of tJ'me-2,30 pen. and be on hand to eniuy the cup of tea to be served. A very succes,situl Short Course wee, held last week in 'Preparing and Planning of .heals.' less Jean AI, Scott, Port Elgin was the, teacher. There were twenty-two ladies took advantage of attending the classes. The Course was held under anspice•s of Women's Insti- tute. Ralph Connor Is Visiting At Melfort Mr, Ralph Connor of Brussels', Ontario, arrived in Melfort Tuesday !morning, for a six week stay. While here he will look after his farming interests in the district. He advised The Journal, that wheat in Ontario in sonne parte of the province, was badly tested, Mr. Connor is one of theoldest living settlers (n the Mel - fort d'strict, coming here shortly after John and James Flett, He makes the trip every harvest sea- son from Brussels and is in the best of health. —The Kinetino Times, Sask. Nobody Is Injured When Car flits Trailer Oliver Hemingway escaped ser- ious injury liondey morning when 110 crashed into the trailer of A. L. McDonald, cattle drover, also of Brussels, Archie McDonald. nephew of A. L, McDonald, was driver of the car drawing the trailer and was going south on the county road. SIr. Hemingway was driving east on the twelfth concession of Grey. The accident occurred 2Ise miles east of Cranbrook. Mr, McDonald said he never telt the trailer being torn off the car. .lfi•. Hemingw'ay's car was turned over. Bride -To -Be Honored By Brussels Friends In honor of the approaching max - rine of Miss "Mama Lowe, a num• ber of young people gathered at the home of her aunt, Mrs, Margaret Cearcliff, on Friday evening to Pee - her with a kitoben s'howe'r. M1.t Lowe was, completely taken by surprse. Mrs, W. King brought iu a basket beautifully decorated, filled with the gifts which 'Miss Lowe opened, To each gift was at- tached a suitable verse which caus- ed ntatr11 laughter. Mist Lowe made a suitable speech tliaaiking her friends for the lovely gifts, Miss Lowe has been a most poeular young lady in town having been. a member of !Aielville Presbyterian Church choir and alive took an active pant in the Young People's Society, She else was clerk in tlfo Fanners' Club store for the past few years. Her marriage to Mr, Douglas Hemingway w'i1l ince Place on Thursday, Sept, 16, at high 11001), at the home of her cousin, 1•Iarold 'Cardiff, 16th concession Grey Township, On their return from their wedding trip, they will make their home on file groom's farm on ,the 10th coneesslon Grey Township, —5—i, Oddities hi Brussels oi PEOPLE WE KNOW. 1•Iar0le McDonald is atteudiiU 8t. Jerome's College in Kitchener. Miss Margaret Scott is attending 13uslitess College in 'l'orono. The Rev, J, Graham is' !aerating the Alumni mer -rings at Buren College in Lor.c.4 is tree wr:uk. I Mr. and Mrs. Waller leneeele, town visited with eteseds +e 00 In the first hake ham last week. „ . - .. ',neer :s she second tied e Mr, and Mrs, 3, L. 11.ar: n a .xd ir: -31e Intermediate W. family spent. the weeek-seee a- home of Mrs. John 5 •eg. Mrs. Green and :Hiss Lsiwe of Cayuga spent a week -e; r former's' nephew aid is •..:;': and firs, W. H. Bell. Mrs W H Ketr and llteeyI?e spent the weep end w!t Lillian Kay. a cousin, in Duedee. airs. Jas. Spiers and daughter Mut. Currie Dunbar spent the week end with the fotmer's shier, Mr, and Ilia. Chas. Watts, Dundas. Mr, and Mrs. 13. C. S:okes of Single Copies Sc NATIONALS GET PAIR OF GOALS TO KNOT COUNT Wilson and Magee Keep Nats in Running For W, F. A. Title The nest tune you are out in your garden take a look around and see if you have any vegetables which are notably more than avec age in size. You may have notie•eel the largo tomato displayed in the window of L. W. Eckmier's More it weighs lee pounds and is a pro- duct of the ,garden of Mr. Jack Wright. The Wright eecm to be right goad gardeners for Mite William Wright took from her garden a potato measuring 16 Indies by 10 itches and it wee not the only potato in the hill, Now who else can show us vegetables like Biose mentioned stere, le A. pe<eene between Stratfordt eels, etel Brtl sei:, when they met game at National eseeseensii Thursday, already won the 5. •.+' gym', 2 5,)! 10 1111 and ware ee t , - e in being capsula .f n rutfnrd team when ,.': fi'l'l Trier to the A re' • w , ',f spectators eves pree r came and they were glesee a herd,f t -t exhibition of soc- cer by bub teams, While clever Jamestown visited with Mr, and r•;:r , .... tail ing, busifn Mrs. \\'m, Wright of Brusse]s, ane hen bustle well long swinging kicllO day last week. helped to make the game wide. open. Air. and Mrs. Harry Wright and ant many exciriog moments were, Marie of Jamestown spent Sunday seen in broth goal mouths, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Milton Brussels' — —Riley; Nichol ands Parr, Bowler; ; King, Bryens and Fox; Hiss Agnes Davidson, Reg, N., Russet,, Peareon, Steles, Miller and and sisters Misses Jean ait3 Geedys Baker. Subs, Rutledge and Lowe. and Chaa. and Scott spent a Stratford C,N,R,—Disch; Fisher week at the Lake Shore with their and White; D. James; Fltsrrisko and aunt Mr, and Mrs, Walter Rose. Mertens; J, James, Flood, Wilson„ and -lies. Will Loltg and 00n McGee and Braiden. Subs, Ater have returned Name after spendug strong and Thomas. their holidays with the fornter's Referee—A, Fisher, (Stertlard), mother and sister in town. Will is manager of the Bank in Haileybury. ; Minute Goal. • EPMss Ella Kerr, Reg. N., spent last + Stratford kicked off and carrdea week at the h0me of Mr. and Mus', play right in to the Brussels goal Garry Wilson, Cayuga, nursing her month where the ball cause to vine aunt, \Tis: Jessie Kure. A well_ son and the diminutive Stratford known former resident of Bruswets, centre forward drilled the ball bead as she used to be tate Librarian for several years. between a elOwd of players to pat 1 Stratford one up 4n the opening Mr. and Mrs, James A. Sbarpe of minute of play Brussels had hard, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John H. ly realized that thegame had start - Sharpe, Mrs. T. W. Kingswood and eel before Wilson had whipped. Mrs. A. A. Affleck, of Lonclon were thee. ball past Riley to cut the visitors, vLikors ac Mrs. Ida LOwrY'a, S lead to one goal, Mts. Proctor and daughter :Mss Brits. eta, however, was not ktag Grace who were . visiting at the in fighting baek and with a slight for'1n.er'e sister'in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. breeze at their backs they kept drive Wes. Kerr returned to their home ing in or, [he S ratfotd bucks who In Fort Frances last Saturday night, were a little Shakey in the !gaming Rev. Jia. and firs Ttlutoul and minutes but gradually settled down fancily of Ilnntrcnl, spent • a few to a good defenoesitie game. Claye visiting the fnrnttl's brattier titeirs got his f0ew rid. going and Chester and Aster Mrs Jim Kerr they swept in on Desch who bad and Mrs. Rintoul's sister and rant-. to `tear with three inside forwards ily. lits, Parker aid sons'. hampering hila, lI1s, Rabt. Dane of Gerrie s elft Stratford took a turn at atiactk- a few days last week welt Mrs% ing and a long shot into the goal Stanley Wheeler, Mrs, Wheeler and area by Barri-ko saw a wild snram Mrs. Wes. Kerr as well as' Mrs. • bre talc` place with the ball. being Dane spout two days in London banged around before Nichol final - last week, visiting Sirs. Dams ly cleated. of -der and Mrs, Wltayawn Spat Ling' The goal k:ckr at the Brumes' St. John's Ladies' Guild The regular monthly meeting or the, Ladies Guild was held at the Monte of Mrs, Davis with a splendid number attending. On account of the absence of lir. Graham, the meeting w:ts opened by prayer led by hr:,, Graham anal a passage of seeetttre: was read by Mrs, Graham. Trite minutes of the previous meet- ing were react and adopted, The Roll was called and a strbe tantittl offering was received, It waS moved that a letter of thanks be sent to Mrs, Pedgrifi, for steeling a donation to the Guild, It was decided to have the Annual 101103 Supper m1 October 10141, Watch rot further announcement. Arrangements were made for tla Fowl Supper, After tb.e business' was eonupleted a very dainty 11111011 1V11.0 served by the hostess. A hearty vote of thumbs wAS accorded Shia. Davis for her hospitality, After a long Balli on the value of Venn, goodwill and disarmament a teacher asked his elass if they Ob• jectc'd to war: Boy—Yes, sir, I dol TeaoherGoodl Now :tell us why, Bey --Because, Site wars made histo'y—aid I hate history! BRUSSELS WINS SEMI FINALS ON ROUND end were being taken by Nichol and the hefty Brussels back was c ping his kicks well over the way line and they were Pr troublesome to the Stratford fence who were fared to dor ' a fast rushing lerusf'els 'lurwaree litre coning in. on thelia. On Friday, Srptrans,er 0th Brus_ Brussels were having Just as sols Belles clashed with Pocswa,ter murk of the game as tale Lassies at WVingham Town Park in Nationals but their finishing, Nita a sudden death game. The girls 1t11):;tochwar weak, Many woowooin tip-top shape but Brussels gcilaiv a s'coriug ances were dir t- proverl to have little edrge over ted away with the instate fog Tecswater, Brussels started off i wards being too anxious to maare with I ea held n the all.:inlportant goal. Strutter* should have had the round tied mgr before halt tinge but Rtley in goal and Nichol art. frill -back •tuhnishld !stale many- Vizad efforts by the Itailroaders' forwal'ds•. Half -Time, or the gnlne Teeswa,ter brought in Brussels nil nue run but due to the sensational Stratford C.N R , . , , , 1 goal pitching or Wiltmu Lowry Brassets With the slight breeze now be- came through with flying colors. hind them the Railroaders 11aa1 the Within forty-eight hours after the header of ilte exchanges in the set - game Brussels ``calved an official 0nd half and kept Nichol and Bow) - notice of a nteotes�t issued by Tees- er busy bolding them out. Brutese)s' water against two Br011llos players, however, were not done with ands Ata meeting held Mendey night It ,part up a fighting game that bad was ulianimously decided that Bails^ these in on Bloch a few 511115 and. sets was entirely in the right, chased ]Hiro a few anxious mwne- f russeis now goes into the last lab encs when he 11ai1 to dive full length[ for cup finals playing the 1?dPlo. to tura a• low shot. around the nee Reds, The date, as yet, is in- right that Pearson shot at him,, definite' The corner was cleared and StrsL_ t r h a 4-0 lead and eld it until Teeematt'r broke through with a rally in the 5111 inning and tied the game up, Front thenon both teams put on the pressure, In the last Inning Brussels :wine through with two runs, In the `lying moments The lineup: Brnsselts--Jervell, Eclunier, Rt1c set, Fox, 13aeker, Rowland, 'Stoker, Hunter, Fax, Wright, Seopltenson, Miller. Teeswater--Bell, Bahlegh, Brolt'n, 13allagh, Hailiday, Atwood, Ireland, Keith, Jeffery, Te nveels-•••-l0 Hits; 4 Errors; 6 Rune' Teeuswatcr-7 Hits; 5 Errors 5 Rune ford were hares on the attack but it was not until the fifteenth Inin fte of the ;second half thnt the round tieing goal earn?. •W!tlson crroea I the ball from dile right wing aril McGee dashing In on Tetley beet the goalie to the ball and shot lined into the baok of the net, Rile? (Continued on Page 111)