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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1946-7-17, Page 1.OST 1U 1L!SHING HOUSE Si. John's Ladies Guild And W. A. Meeting A joint meeting of the Ladies Guild and W, A. of Sit. John's was held at the rectory on Tuesday, July 9th. Hymn 679 was sung, The .president of the Guild led in prayers and scripture lesson taken from 1st St, John 4 chant., was read by Mrs. B. Bryan, Several items of business were discussed. A quilt top donated by Mrs. Muldoon was sold at the meeting, Mrs, McCauley acknow- ledged with thanks, a card and mes- sage of sympathy, sent to her son Lorne Birthday money was given in by two members.. Guild adjourned and W. A. carried on. Minutes were read by the secretary and adopted. President Mr's, Rev, Kerr pointed out that all unmarried lady missionaries are supported by the W. A, a fact, a large number of our members do not know, An appeal from Huron College was sent out for sheets and pillow cases and it was moved by Mrs Whittard seconded by Mrs. Davis that we buy one pair of sheets and one pair of pillow cases, carried. Mrs. Kerr closed the meeting with prayer. FOOTBALL SEMI-FINALS AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ST, COLUMBAN Vs. BRUSSELS Wed", My 24th Game called for 7:30 sharp ADMISSION — 25c and 10c When Brussels meet St. Columban in the first round of the playoffs they are meeting the top team and with your support and confidence they will go a long way. So come out and enjoy yourself and support your home club. DANCE In Brussels Town Hall on FRIDAY, JULY 19th Music by Ken Wilbee's And His Orchestra Lunch Booth Admission 50 Under auspices of the Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion Come and enjoy yourself "Marvel Not that 1 said unto thee, Ye must be born again" Me1vile Church Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. "To Whom Shall We Go?" Evening Service Discontinued Until September 8th. Louis A Thompeoa, organist and Choirmaster. ._tea..® The United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M• Morning Worship Mr. Earl Anderson Junior Congregation. Everyone Welcome. No Sunday School or Evening Service Until September 8th. Church of England Rector Rev. J. H. Kerr Parish of Bruaeele Fifth Sunday After Trinity July 21st, 1948 8t. John's Church Brussels— 10 a. m. Sunday Scheer 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon 8t. David's Church Henfryn— 2.80 P. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon 8t. George's Starch Walton-- /.80 P. M, Evening Prayer and Sermon Band Concert Th,aer will be a hand concert _aver by the Brussels Band at Victoria Park, Brussels, at nine o'clock Thursday evening, July 19th. 130 at the park to enjoy it and to show your appreciation for their splendid efforts and long hours of practice heat we might have a local band again. Class tie 5 Ads FOUND— A Chess hub cap. Apply at The Brussels Post, FOR SALE— A hand washing machine and good wringer. phone 31-r-12 Mrs, Carrie Sellers {I FIR SALE— A Roan Durham Bull pure bred, 1 23 months old. phone 51-r-6 Harvey Bryans I FOR SALE 29 pigs ready to wean, also a few square thick butt shingles holidaying at their Gordon Knight Phone 484-24 I Bogies Beach. Wednesday, July 17th, 1134EBRUSSELSOPi iJ NOTICE Betassele, Orangemen, Tile hi • 1::00r nl it. S. !tethering- : Went To Myth tan, lit. will b ,lewd 1.0111 July The Brim, '1.4 Oral,( L0r1-;a pa 22 to August 'and, except on Tues- ,ticianted in the 121 11 of Jul days and Saturdays of each week ' rri, bralion at Myth, when Mr. Hetherington trill ba in Wm. Thnell of Brussels, 52 year attendance trate 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, i of •t 00, W,1:1 the disAMction o1 bean pie of lite oldest Orangemen to tak an active part in the day's celebra 1 tion. 1 L. 1?. Cardiff, M.P., was one of th main speakers of the day, He but definitely rot tried hard enough. Impresed his listeners with the fact Even if the Christian Gospel is not that there is a big job for the Orange a sordid gospel in the ordinary sense, order to do, He urged the need of it is nevertheless a Gospel of Sal - one flag, one law and one language vation for all men everywhere for a more united country. to man's deepest needs. That is Lodges on parade at Blyth led by why the Church has been a mission - the Lucknow pipe band, were from ary body and must continue to he. .Clinton, Bayfield, Varna, Hensel', The Gospel has called the Church Seaforth, Greenway, Lucan, Wood" into being a society one of whose ham, St. Marys, Auburn, Belgrave, main concerns is the practice of Gorrie, Brussels, Wingham, Bluevale., ,tus,Hee or righteousness, and it Belfast. Nile, Lucknow and Blyth. rammer rut Itself off from the world Loyal True Blue lodges paraded from Gerrie and Lucan. in which It is compelled to live. The precepts of the Gospel may be Many from BPnse_sle and common-Presents mainly to guide the indi- vidual life of the Christian, but the t- y PEO PL L WE KNOW • • • * • n. n • M. Carlton, Toronto, called an Brussels friends on Tuesday. II. 13, Alien is holidaying at Dyers Bay, i M L Mrs. L,' Porter Is attending a poultry convention in Guelph. Nr • • Mr, and Mrs, C. McNeil and family have taken up residence here, • c r Miss Mary Lou McFarlane is spending her vacation in Thornhill and Toronto. • ,. . * Mrs. A. Wood and family are cottage at FOR SALE— Oats and mixed grain. Heavy duty stock pump, (Beauty., phone 36-14-6 John J. Kelly FOR SALE - 200 Hybrid (Leg. H. x Red) pullets, 'Started to lay. phone 23-r-5 Eldon Wilson STRAYED— On the premises of the undersign- ed on July 16th a roan bull about 2 years old with horns. Phone 24-r-122 Dan McKinnon NOTICE— Electric motors rewound and re- paired. Expert workmanship, Mod- erate prices, Lloyd M. Bettger, Monkton, Ont. FOR SALE— Kitchener Big -4 Chicks are available in most breeds for delivery this month. dayold or started. Sum- mer prices are in effect: you'll find them hery reasonable for those fine chicles. Agent R. S. Warwick, Hill Ton Ranch, Brussels, --- FOR SALE Choice mixed hay by the sere buyer to pay 50% at time of sale and bal- ance before cutting. Chas. A, Lamont, Lot 10 Con, 7, Grey Twp. WANTED— To purchase pullets Barred Rooks, New Ilampshires, White Leghorns any age from eight weeks up to lay- ing. Good prices paid. Apply to Twaddle Chicles Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario, FOR SALE— — 2-100 acre farms, bush, hydro and near school with good buildings, 1-4200 acre farm good buildings, price $4500,00. Brick house, barn 2 acres land sit- uated outside of gond town on high- way, price $2000,00 J. O, Long, Real Estate Broker. Brussels% Ont, AN OPPORTUNITY— Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 25 and 52— have or can secure travel outfit, this Its your opportunity to get establish- ed in a profitable business of your MM. For tell particulars write to- day to The J. R, Watkins Company Dept. O -B-4, 91117 Matson St Montreal, Que. VOTERS' LISTS 1946 VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNTY OF HURON Notice is hereby given that I have complied with aeetion 8 of the VOTERS' LIST ACT and that f have posted rip at my office in true - eels on the Thirteenth day of J1117 1946, the list of all persons entitled to vete itt the said Munici- pality at 'Municipal elections and that such Hat remain there for inspection, And I 'hereby call upon ail voters to take immediate proceedings to 1 have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law, the last day for appeal being Tuesday August 6811, 1946. It. R. WARWICK, Cleric of Municipality of the Village of Brrtesels, • . The many friends, of Mr, W. Procter are glad to see him bac)) in his store again, • * * Mrs. A. M. Grewar is recovering favourably from a recent operation in Kitchener hospital, Mr, and' Mrs, A, Synnott were in Guelph this week where they attend- ed the Poultry Convention, w • m Mr. Geo. Chidlow, Hespoler, was a visitor with his brother-in-law, N, Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fischer. a e ■ Mr, and Mrs. Swinton and Miss Gertrude Coates of Toronto are visiting at the home of Mrs. Chas. MCKaY. m Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott have returned from their honeytnoon and taken up res•idenee in their home on Princess street. Mr. and Mrs'. Kenneth McIntosh and son of Detroit were week end visitors with his mother Mrs. E, 0. McIntosh and Jas. Thuell, * a • Misses Mary and Helen Mot Cutcheon have returned home after spending two weeks' vacation with friends in Bucyrus, Ohio, • • • Mr, and Mrs. Ino, Topham, Mrs, A. Wallace and son Mervin, Ford- wich, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Kennedy. * • Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Henderson and two daughters, Seaforth, called on Brussels friends on Monday after- noon * • * Mrs, D. R, Cunningham and Miss Evelyn Cunningham spent a few days this week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Schnelier, Baden, • • • Dr. and Mrs. W, L, McCutclteon, Fred M. O'Brien and Fred B. O'Brien of Berwick, Penn„ are spending two weeks with relatives and friends, • • Mr, and Mrs, W. D, Eekmier of Monterey Park, California. and Mary iielen Whinier of Flint, Mich., are holidaying with their parents L. W. and Mos. Eekmier, CORNI"r•R STONES Rev, George A. Milne, M.A. What Is The Church? —(6) Ayr Banker Take2D1ir.. �41+IUiATt�ilit 'i a ti;. Ai Brussels ':Ir1Rtirr '1'h r;t➢;ei'. a AYR, July 10 -- Wa Pc,r abo..,, ,, :,; l r ;1+,• 't Irv;; azn7 manager of the Ayr Bank Inf C;rt, :ri' •;1 ;1,:: n;rnil,rr;. ,:tt,;;. ruet•on ➢, h,rime trenoferted Ln R,r_ _ r>41rd, In recent years we have often •,1,. L. R. Hamer, ,r' P., ton, wit or be,•u fond „'ti➢ a ;Ns( etion that succeed him. :lir, ,Old art;. Pori to wen. recut and adopted on g Christianity lies failed to find a eure and daugther, Joyce, came to Ayr o for the social ills of mankind. to flee and a half years ago from - which it is but a puller] answer to Plattsvllle. kir. Porter is a past say that Christianity has not been president of the Curling Club, and " tried, Christianity has been kited it or the executive of the Rowli"i Club. He is secretary -treasurer of the Business Men's Club and on the board of managers of Knox United Church. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank all those who rendered us assistance in any way, at the .time of the recent fire. It was all much appreciated, The Martin Family Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. ,Toho Gibson of Brussels wish to announce the en- gagement of their eldest daughter Aleen Merle to Joseph Richard Southgate, Toronto, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel South- gate • of Wallaeeburg. The marriage to take place early in August. The United Church Sources of Courage, was the sub- ject of the sermon at the morning ssrvlce in the United Church. The sermon was based on Psalm twenty- seven;— "Wait on the Lord and he shall strengthen thine heart" A duet, "The Pilot of Galilee," was sang by Mssers, Lawrie Cousins and John Wilson, Fish and Chips If one of your favourite dishes is "fish and chips" the place to enjoy them cooked just right—golden brown chips and fish at its delectable best is at "NORM LEVER'S FISH AND CHIP SHOP" at Clinton, on the highway to,-Goderich, They are delicious Try them for yourself. Just drop in at Norm Lever's and order "fish and chips," BORN ROBB—In Wingham General Hos- pital to Mr, and Mrs, Harry Robb of Brussels on Saturday, July 13th, a daughter, Marilyn Arlene, • • • * * * •A r a Harvey Johnston and Jos. Mill Moved by Chas Grr,rih „c, Sl by .T:." Vont Ihat ,i ^rent eft be given to Blyth Agr1ot spent. Soeiely, Carried. Moved: by .Sam Alcork sssosssists by Jos 'f uill that the minutes of Stu court 41 Tir.virion lin ar ,pt. --d —C:,rr rte Moved by Harvey .1st1t .'c'n seconded by Chas. Coulter that ?itg W' E D Lt 1 N G road hills as presenters by the H,'ad- Rnp"rirtendent be paid. --Carrlatt Moved by Chas. Coulter seeon3i hy Jos. Yuill that the A.ssosor's Midi On Saturday afternoon, July 6th, ho accepted and that the assessor Knox Presbyterian Church was the Paid. —Carried scene of a pretty wedding when Moved by Chas. (loultes sec 'a i1 Wilma Eileen, elder daughter of Bir. by ,Tos. Ynill that Morris Tnwnn'Fr2de- and Mrs. S. J, Bell of Teeswa.ter, give $500.00 to Wingham Hospital_ became the bride of Richard Cecil Amendment moved by Haro-a Elliott, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Johnston seronded by Ram Al'tjttsmk that Morris Township :rive $25S 51tl to Wingham Hospital. —Carrier: Moved by Harvey .Tnhnsfen sec- rs& ed by .Sam Alcock that the meettvig adjourn to meet again nn August 11E;, 1946. at 1 p.m. —Carried. The following accounts were: pus's Blyth Agrieultnrai Society grant 6 2'PJ'zi Bearc's Ltd., pen and pencil sets 115.51 Advance -Times, advertising Ernest Michie Bird Drain 513.V.7 Sam Fear, Bird Drain .....,29.52 r ,r * • >r •* * r• Elliott—Bell Christian lives not to himself alone. G. Elliott, Brussels. not oven in the society of faith alone The ceremony was performed by but also in the world. The hearing Rev, D, B. Cram. Ries, Cram played of the Carpel precepts on the life of the wedding music, and Miss Jean the Christian In the world has Ritchie sang "At Dawning," during always been important, but never the signing of the register, more so than in our own time. The The bride, given in marriage by time has come when the Church her father, wore a floor -length gown, must assert with all the vehemence of white satin and taffeta with fln,r in its power that there are "things tin veil and carried a Colonial which are God's," The Church can ho"q'met of red roses. She wore the only hope to help the world and to vermin's gift, a necklet of pearls, save the world by being true to The bridesmaid, Miss Doroih•- Bell, sister of the bride, wore a floor - length gown of Wink taffeta with Mervin alcrlanley, Bird Drain 25.18` matching shoulder veil and carried Bent Pease. 131rd Drain 45.ZJ pink and white roses. The flower Jos. Twill, transportation /ME girl. Joan Petteplaes, in Horn length Richard Alcock, Blyth Creek blue eyelet with head dress of blue Drain ribbon and flowers, carried a nosegay Som AIcock, Commissioner of pick rose buds. on Blyth Creek SSE Mr. Orwell Elliott, brother of Harvey Johnston, Commis- the groom, was hest man. The sloner on Blyth Creek IS ushers were George Elliott, brother A. E. Nethery, salary 1i'rtn:IEI of the groom, and Lloyd Sillick, postage etc. ILSs cousin of the bride. equalizing school 5,x955 A reception was held at the home Wingham Hospital, grant secs 45 of She bride's parents, after which Geo. C, Martin. Clerk God Who calls it into being, The Church is not primarily the trustee and :guardian of human civilization, but of faith in God and His Gospel of Salvation through Jesus Christ, It stands or falls with the assertion that the world and human history, with their change and flux, beginn- ings and endings, are alike in the power of God, and that man, His creature, is. the object of His re. deeaning love, destined to an eternal blessedness in His Kingdom, which is not of this world, but is both supernatural and supertemporel. A realisation of that great truth is im- perative in a badly shaken world. Melville Church At the morning service the min ister preached on the subject "Growing In Grace," a subject which emphasised the need for cultivating all the Christian graces, A vocal trio, with Margaret Cardiff, Frances Bennis, and Laura Spear, rendered "Flower and Tree" hy Gustave Klemm. DIED SPETlt Tn Brussels on . Tuesday, Tilly 16th, 1946, Mary McCrae beloved wife of the late Tames Spelr, in her 92nd year. Funeral will he held from her late residence Th•ontas St., Brussels on Thursday, ,Tuly 13th, 1946 Service at 2 p. m. interment in Brussels Cemetery, • * * Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Sinclair of MIami. Florida, were visiting friends in Brussels on Tuesday, It is eigh- teen years since Mr. Sinclair, son of the late Wm. Sinciair, has been back to Brussels, • * ■ Jean Waltzer returned to New York on Saturday after spending her holt- days in Montreal, Leaside and at the parental home Rrnssels. Miss M, P. Stewart of the Ttennro High Seltnni staff sport a few days at her home here before going to Toronto to mark Departmental French Papers, A iawyer wa.e examining the wit. I neer: 'Yon say you had -no education,'" he said sbnrply, "hat manage to an.' ewer my tlucsttons smartly enough." , "Well," .answered the witness calmly, 'yon don't 11076 40 be a scholar to answer silly questiotfs," ;I atia�,.�,• �., ter,, rlaq Applications for the combinedposition of a Chief of Police and General Utility Man for the Village of russels. Applications will be received Lop to July 18th. R. S. Warwick, Clerk. rosimtemomeastromeronimems*,ereraar,,mvumnocerpanomerp *am . irtI,SS s Cvic Horiday To fall in line with other municipalities in the pro- vince, the business people ask that August 5th Etc Brussels Civic Holiday And I hereby proclaim the same a Public Holiday and ask that all persons observe it as such, R. B, Cousins, Reeve. Mr. and Mrs Elliott left on a wedding trip to Muskoka and other points. On their return they will , reside in Brussels. Football Stand ing W. L. T. P. St. Columban 7 0 1 15 Walton 4 1 3 11 Brussels - 3 4 1 7 Seaforth 3 4 1 7 Ethel 0 8 0 0 At the meeting in Seaforth, Tues- day, ,iu1y 18, Brussels and Seaforth were tied for 3rd place, To decide who would meet St. Columban Brns- eis and Seaforth tossed a coin and Brussels last the toss Seafortb chose to meet Walton. That left Brussels with no choice but to meet ' St. Columban in the first round of the Semi-finals a winner in both teams to he declared by Saturday. July 27, The semifinal playoffs are as follows: Walton at Seaforth July 20 St. Columban at ••Brussels—July 24 .Seaforth at Walton—July 25 Brussels at St. Columhan—July 26 CRANMROOK Mrs, J. H. Cameron. London is a visitor with Mrs, R. K. McDonald and Miss A. Forerst, Services will be held in Knox Church on Sunday, July 21st at 11 o'rloeic with Sunday .School meeting et 10:15, Rev, S. Brenton, Ethel will he the minister. Miss Joan Hunter, Seaforth, is enjoying a hnitday with relatives here, Mrs. Wm. C0meron spent a week with Ales And Mrs. Clerk, Brussels, Will end Mrs. McNair end daugh- ters Travnrre anti Diane have moved tn Brunels. 111d, Smatldnn has returned to his home in Toledo atter vacationing with friends here, Mos. A. Whitfield is a patient In Listowel hospital as the result of a stroke suffered over a week ago. BORN ivan ir,1OTON—Mr, and Mrs, II. J. Midtdleton of 'Leaside are happy to announce the arirvatl of their son Charles Thames on Thuredo.y, 1 Jnly 4, 1946 at St. Michael's HOS. Intal, Toronto, Mother and babY doing 0300, HAY WEATHER It's the weather that makes mr breaks the hay crop. A cold, boobs ward oo s -ward spring retards the growth. Toss murk moisture hrings it along ,tor soon. Night frosts cut it down.'*.a: won't grow in a dry spring. Pint winds are against it. This sprirg we had a sample ,:. all those kinds of weather ao:d weather conditions. and for quite' n long time there wasn't much stats about the hay crop, end what thte was sounded rather discouraging. But times have surely ci1ang. Hay is being cut. and even the ra pronounced pessimist San'? say • erne is a failure. The feet reali?r 10 that it is gond. Very good. Again the weather is the decidE=g factor in a good or bad hny resale, Haying repuires hot, but not antsg4gY weather. Lots of bright son, but :31 fresh breeze with it. Even ti slams -eels now and then doesn't hurt much. And right now we doubt vatrfr mush if the farmers themselrwge could improve on the kind t T weather we are having for haying. Tint hay is only one prodnet o? law farm, althnuph an ` important ones. The vrain is turning, the ,beans =se well along and the corn Is wait sg and this haying weather agrn,:esc with then all. All of which is to the ,good„ 'sn; farmer needs the returns, end «`yt;OS's is oven a greater need through( the whale world for the products ' grows. No harvest en.n be too '4;' ltfte. esti TOWNSHIP OF GREY WEEDS The ratepayers will he paid ;is's rod to keep the roadside cleasl fa' weeds anal long grass daring tin - season of 1940. The ea -operation dr$ every one is requested in this wo>r; as it will he of great assistancs. itre eonneetion with the work ofman' removal during the Doming winter;,. Hugh B. Smith, Road Superintendent Notice The Memorial Service M the ifflitust Centre Cemetery will he held In Mt. Cemetery nn Sunday, July 1401 as ;94' P.M. Rev, James Terry, a tomato' Atwood boy will be the special epo - er Listowel Legion Boys'. Bang, 'lief: attendance,