The Brussels Post, 1947-1-22, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Notice
A meeting of the 'direetora of bast
Huron Agricultural Society will be
held on Tuesday, San, 28th at the
Brussels Library at 2.30 p, m.
Plate Glass
Window Broken
Late Saturday night one of the
large plate glass windows at the
Office of "The Brussels Post" was
smashed, the result of earelesness on
the part of an irresponsible person.
Melville Church Y.P.S.
Skating Party
Friday, Jan. 31st
at 8 p.m.
15c and 25c (including lunch)
, East Huron Agriculture
Society
Brussels Branch of the
Canadian Legion
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st
Music by Ken. Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Dancing from '10 to 1.30
THREE DANCE PRIZES
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Brussels Branch of the
Canadian Lerien News
Yon are requested to ittend
a secret') nteotii1g of the Can-
adian Legion Post 215 on Tues-
day night. ,Tan. 28, 1947 at 8
P.m. in the Legion Hall. This
is urgent to a11.
This meeting is called special
to offset a social meeting
which will be bell on our
regular meeting night when
we shall have Blyth and Sea -
forth Poets here Feb. 5 Speak•
ex on the occasion wiil he A.
M. Forbes of London, adjust-
ment officer.
Whosoever drinateltlr of the
water that I shall give him
shall never thirst. John 6:4.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne. M.A
10 a, m. Sunday School
and Bible Olass
11 a, m. "Young at Sixty; Old
At Sixteen."
7 p. m, "The Carnal and the
Spiritual."
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a, m. Morning Wat•shiO
"Christ's Call, Follow Me"
Junior Congregation
12 Ohureh School and
Bible Class
7 p, m. Rtgeni'ng Praise
"Yes'terday's Manna."
Everyone Cordially Welcome
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
Third Sunday After The
B1pipilany, January 281h, 1947
St. John's Church Sriat ale•-
2 j)V. m. Sunday School
7,80 p. m. Evening Prayer
M. David's Church Henfryn--
t.*49 p. m. Evening Grayer
St. Goorge'Y Church Walton*
in. Morning Prayer
Wroxeter District Woman
Is Fatally Stricken Here Per. (:heorge A. Milne, M.A. The warm s'lur:brno and ;:priul ;'r
Preventive Religion weather last Nye. k made more thanMrs. Pearl Agnes Melterrher,I'" 1' ' wand", if tr
wife of ,:wast McNereher, R.R. 2. Salvation is a great and oro, "t lug was r,•,ity
Wroxeter, died suddenly 9'ridrty wont(, but in common u,,tor' it 111., tm lire way, 01,7 t1I' ern
en!11
lost past of its real meaning and ('„°»r' ant In Cera9:what it all n,+'u1
afternoon in the office of Dr. G. 11. also something of tats ppwar. 11 is 1Tr• F. Dnnican, 39111 out hna+tin
Ingham, 113 William 5t, Mrs. 1+ -last Tlniradm ,1,113 13171(7 h,• I •ti ".
Keleher apparently succumbed to "91'91°1Yrt eL'4'''''I I as meaning y
PP y 11'113 n inI,okrat but when hr.
0 heart elf a.ctc while chatting in dei!r7,Ire frons "1""' punishment
the of01e just prior to leaving. dPser red That let erpretatton
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Wednesday, January 22nd, 1947
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Pert lIttron A-;ri':uitural
CORNER STONES au ary
01,11rr'.!rin'd diemvor„tl 1111,:1 1! tv
turises fromthe nrisrona'eptiou that ttro11ndh0g.
Mrs. A4cKOrober was in bee 41st
year. She was a daughter of Ruh•
Dotii" concerned (01.•11 pnni:411e1,.113 -_
girt James Douglao. Wroxeter, and fluty The progress of ('hr1,ti;01':y ;lrurteelr iJtrted Church
the late Mrs, Douglas. Her first ha, 11 .11 greatly1ar1.d
Congregational Meeting
ne tan , en .on, ,rte%, '
of t (ne a'"d •',7 r.e, The .1.111.1(1101.11„-t Il:( of 1.h, 11.Its.
Thi re leas 11 time ,then ;u,rlfral Tnir,r'l rlr^"h was 110111 (m
• n •' i'•" r^' . ri r ted alnto,t
ar
3) 1 d Ri 3) d C Bit vi that it is a religion 1,•1", 1111
four years ago. She was married
to M7. McT{o'rrhor two yo 7:s: ,;'n ]inmbu.y ('venin January Thor..
••
this March. She was a m?niber x
of the Presbyterian Church at r lir"ivcly to the cure of dl; arse 11(30(1 atienda.nee,
11
0 0011301 .1.
1•,'von n- rt .+ . , i••• •ft • • 1 'i i ollow1ng d„rntlnnai ex(a•rL(, s
Satrvivin.nr besides her husband as people with whomwe hare 1'11:11 ('1>11(lucted by Mr. Wilson the roam),
and fudhe!• aro Pour children, ..kr. to ren except when we are 111. 111 3 were ree0ived, All a^c�luli•� :�
medical seder ce of tet -lav Ind d h!it 117e allocations 'rad
b,,en nut gra that there wa_ n
,iron all at home: also two . f 3t t P Y
th'nr, Audrey, Betty and Doris Col. , , i
oo' medical
raafitianers, are ever
whit 0.0 into-e,,ted in the prevention •' nu 1 _vi
and bane brother, 1Tra, Rimer Pup, 1L. 't'. (. Id1l r•ntt r�•tnrtr•rl for
don, Wingitam, Mrs, 'Fr' Tncic, 08 illness no they are in its cure, 1
Gterann)r, and Cari Douglas. Ret• Public sanitation, based on a oxrefol 133 n:1h a !•I,, rc,pr:n.., ,•-
study of health s!tn:tistics, and 0:(171111,.. "' 1, a Mt• b7 MTissrs Dorc111y
•e,;'d ''''(1)tltHgnc agn'nst 1lranl30 and Thelma Brothers.-. ITP.
diseas, o0 0001.101' inrl•icate the (',,,l-.., 1•'1'••')'1''1 801' i1., 9to�c:•'.
doctors' belief ii' the old truth that '11'`' .1(1(1'11 Cardiff reported Por the
an nonce of prevention is worth a `'1313(1•1;1- School and the r.•apnnse sus
pound a4 eitre. There has Mean a 1'x011. hp ITi :•r: P11('111- :'';ll t• m ,• 1,
«1' rnrphasic from the cora-.1m,nelrta, Willis In a vocal duet. Mrs.
lire ••r. to the preventive side of '•w'p"!""d for the 111ssiouary
medicine. The Ramp 8110nrr' or Fund of the Church ,tart n^e1e 1 I:l'i':-
The United Chrrch 81110555 in giving. Utas .1,13130
emphasis is required In the sa1)ttion
The 3.111'er 1''nufiation; of .('113" '1s)101.rt nP r'ril:•'nn, TItP Lnn4.3117 1'^,•cliff tcpn'1' 1 'f„!' 311('' M1--1"'
and 11)51,' counter parts in marl« rn has been to represent the brand
life was the subject of the mn",lil1'+ pluclted from the burning 1(e being
meditation In the Tutted Chur"b,
more.
An investigation was ordered o,,
Dr, M. .1.• Fraser, coroner. to ;0'131•
fain the rause of death.
-Stratford Beacon 1T•' ',nl
a 111,.•''11.13 ISM hoot the rh011' sane
"C:o.nu Thou Holy Spirit", by 1'on
Ilerg.
In the afternoon a radio broad • 101
was made by the Yourg People's
Society in whicl, the following took
' Part. A poem was read by Miss
Phyllis Sullivan. Miss Dorothy
Dennis made the prayer. Two trio
nn1m11e1.0: Pere sung by Misses
Thelma Br'oth'ers, Dorothy Dennis
and Rath Wilson. The accnmpatlist
was Mr's. Lyle Brothers. Others
assisting were Misses Ruth Thomas:
Dnnelda Willie and Rath Jewell and
Mr. John Wilson. Mr. Donald Law-
less gave the message.
Tr, the evening Mm. Wilson spoke of
Christ's challenge to faiiure, "Dark
dark has boon the night belt tiay
spring is at hand,' when 'the man or
woman1 Who has failed :in all impor-
tant annuity in life, meets Christ on
the road and with His help
I determines to turn failure into
success,
DIED
JEWELL---in Brussels on Tuesday,
,Tmmuary 21st., Lawrence i ,Igav
(Teddy) Jewell, in his 14th year,
Funeral will he 901,1 from nis late
residence Queen a'treet, Brussels
on Thursday, ,January 23rd, 1947.
Svelte at 2 pee. interment in
Bouts els
cemetery,
REC `,NT TA-'?F,.1OTRE
Sed F `rt:''t
Thur., Fri., Sat, Jan. 23, 24, 25
Two Guys From Milwaukee
with
Dennis Morgan Joan Leslie
Jack Carson
A spirited comedy, packed full of
life and entertainment that everyone
enjoys.
Mon., Tues., Wed., Jan. 27, 28, 29
The Searching Wind
with
Sylvia Sydney Robert Young
Ann Richards
A picture of dramatic forcefulness,
based on Lillian Hellman's play by
the same name, Tracing the course
of history from Mussolini's March on
Rome to the sell-out ..of „Czechosio-
vakl.a - ,. „., „.,„„,. .,,......
Next Thurs., Fri„ Sat.,
Jan. 80, 81, Feb. 1
The Bride Wore Boots
with
Barbara Stanwyok Robert Cummings
Diana Lynn
This piece of farcical entertain-
ment Is a bundle of liveliness and
humorous situations that should
. please most thearte•goars.
COMING Double Feature
Our Hearts Were Growing Up
with
Gail Russel and Diana Lynn
and
Hot Cargo
with Wm. 0030033 Jean Rogers
Philip Reed
the chief ch',rarterixtie oaf gospel
11,133(•1, It is natural enough ',to
thin,' so, because of the exciting
nature of tiu, accounts of men and
,0nuten 1'0scn0(1 from moral clegred-
aaion, We rejoice that the "u•ative
power of 111e gospel is ars active as
even', yet we do that gospel an in-
jnstlee if we fail to stress its
prorent've power which has ever
been as ilctive as its curative powe,.
In the words of St, Jude "Now unto
Him that. 3s able to beep you f: our
falling, and to presenft you without
blemish before the presence of His
glory with exceeding joy.
Annual Meeting
Melville Church
The congregation .of Melville
Church, Brussels held their annual
bnsin'ess meeting on Friday evenin,o,
Jan. 17th with the minister Rev, G.
A, Milne, M.A., presiding and it, J.
ilewman as secretary. The reports
of the different organisations ,1 ere
given arid were very enconragule.
The retiring managers Dr. W. D. S.
Jamieson. Dave McLeod, Sohn
C•ibson, Walter ,Sharp, Robert 13ow-
1ltaan, went, re-elected for a term of
thee, years.
D. M. McTavish and W. C. Kerr
were nppninted auditors.
D. M. McTavieb, W. C. Kerr. John
'-nill, S. 'Work: 'Gerrie llrlcmier Ind
Take Fischer were appointed Stew -
:vele and rs1ers fur the morning
s r tvier Fm• the evening s0rrlre.
c
3rnhnm Worlc, Jars, Ireland, J1111cs
Mete, Hartley Fischer end Jas.
Cameron, Ms. J. C, Bacicer was
appointed Record Secretary.
It was decided to hold the :larviee
preparatory to Communion at the
Sunday morning service preeecling
Communion.
Paring the year the corupregetion
of Belgrsv0 Presbyterian Church
was affiliated with Melville Church,
service beim 3111(1 each Sunday
a•ftrrnnan by Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
A eanva.s of the congregation was
made daring the summer for the
:bleu ee of Christ movement and
Peace Thanitoffering and a sub•
stamtial sem realized.
Mr. L, D. Thompson s.s organist
and choir minister has rendered out-
standing service during the year.
Wm. 'Spelt, was appoinited ars their
.dhlairman by the Board for 1947 mil
A. A. Lamont, sec.attreas, Ben
W'hiebard, the capable caretaker.
Rand, '3)h. 1'1'13T(1391•' e •Ca : nl ri r. ',I
ni•u10 solo by Marin,, 11'1n'nway .1n
(c•,n1'y lin':. ta''''ut was ^11-113
or the 'Woman's Missionary Society
ht• itis. Marc•mrr+l Robinso". '813,'
response wins evade by Mrs. 17x!,1''1
Th.omns 313 11 4(1)0 11'!tit 1u",•
a eronnpamtntpnt, '1Tr, A'tnien M(••
Taggart gave the Cemetery tenon.
The report of the Woman', Assnct
,tion was given by Mrs. .lames
Brynms. Tn response :qr. Wil 'on
sang. Mrs, Carl TTnminewny ;•'^r1.
I he rnpont of the Friendship VI 0:40.
ATrs. Harold Campbell sang in
response. The Yonrg People's Union
report was given by Miss Dorothy
(
Dennis and was followed by a piano
duet by Miss Thelma Brothers and
The. Lyle Brothers. Miss Carrie
01'hlgshon spoke for the choir and a
number by the choir was greatly
arereetated.
The following were eleeted to
nffloe: to the Session, Mestere. J. G
Turnbull and Weliter Duggan; to the
Steward's, Messrs. Norman Hoover,
R. B. C'ousin's and Clifford Busolbiin;
111(114ers, Messrs. Norman Hoover
and fleet Hemingway. Recording
Steward Mr. Carl Hemingway;
Treasurer, Mr. R. B. Cousins; 11&(10'•
Memory Treasurer, Mut R. B.
Cousins; Representative to Con-
ference and Presbyter'', Mr. Walter
H,iggan.
Wnrdts of. appreoiatdon were spok-
en to "the minister and his family, to
Aire, Wilson for har work in the
teller congregation, and to Mr. R. B.
Cousins recognizing his fine work as
Trmsnrer and as .Superintendent of
the Sunday School.
At the cross of the meeting
was served.
EThEL
Mits. Harvey Dobson, a resident of
Mittel for the Met '72 yealra, died
M'on(1'ay in the Listowel hospital
after a week's illness, Born ieley
Reb013Ca 111ynard in 71en.aharcl
ttawnahip on Tam 6, 1.874, she came tr
T Ihel nt an eariy ace.; and 'm1 March
28, 1804, was married to Harvey 3111 -
ton Dolmen, who :survives, Sate was
n member of Ethel 'United Church
and 08 (bine Woman's Missionary
Soetlety. She 1aav05, besides het'
husband, a son end a daughtrn',
Gamest Dobson, and Mrs. ,Ray
(Pearl) Hall, both of Tt11el; four
sisters, Mrs. J, A:,,oMaxwell, Winni-
peg; Mrs. W. Bl, Lneas, Marshfield,
Wis.; ;41v,, C• Jorgensen, l.,netal(nv;
{ 111.5. 1;, .\rlc'ert. 14
alyr0adt and IOnr
runt►
WEDDING
McDonald-Jlokiing
A (plet but prettty weddlmg was
solemnized at Knox Presbyterian
manse, can 'Saturd'ay afternoon, Janu-
ary 11, when Rey, W. Bt Kelley, M.A.
8rb„
united in marriage Miss Inez
Dean' J4ck14ng, Iteg.N., daughter of
Mt, and Mrs, Walter D. Jickling, Lis -
!owe), and Mr, Tan D. 8, McDonald,
B. Come only son of Mrs. Maud Mc-
Donald of Brussels, and the late
Mr. A, L. McDonald.
The htisle 3511 becomingly attired
in a bile wont snit with Ruastan
squirrel Dim and brown accessories;
iter (101"0ge was red roses.
Miss Dorathry Jickling, Reg.N., or
Ktheltener, attended het sister, wear-
ing n 'turquelee wool frock with
brown, 'memories ant(1 roee corsage.
Mr. Edger MacDonald of Metes•
worth, e01111n of ague grain, was best
nuan.
Immediately foialowitie the port.'
mony, the ro,1010 left on a honey -
moms, the bride travelling in her
wedding misenhie. TTpon their return
Air. end Mrs, MnDemald will reside
in Brassela,
roandc•1b11dren. A on. Lawrence
Elwin Dobson, died in iEngland,
Oat, 12, 1915, while serving 1n 1he
1! fust Great War.
The timcrll:l was hard Welites•
day afternoon:, with s'erviee In
Ethel United 3httroh et 2.00 O'clock
Iwtet interment 111 Motint Pleasant.
i Cemetery here.
Soc'.ety Pians Program
Thr', annual n',., tiny ,1' Ill•
Huron Agrienitural Sn(iety was it id
in the Brietiteis library en Wilder
ling ('cosine, president, was 'n
or tho meeting. !renew -In,: the•
rnntaryls report, the 1948 fa11 (:,tr
t1.(. coVietecd by the president. It
w:,+ de.c cle4 that the 1947 fa•11 Pair he
hell to Bens: -els on Oct. 2 and ",
Ml,'w 'Proctors appointer, w'err. t'•,•1
Itenth g(ten y and Lloyd 1V11 :to ler.
(1a•13r township: John 1111 nt i1
1lnrrIs township: Tlot% G. 1. 11i1r..
Brussels.
Ir,. c_',•:p r ar•r• 111•'1 fin ill:",.
r !,3 from the A giirni'ttirel cn^i tp
t r rrnspfnl,or , run„etitions 1,v !3)n
! (,roe Township 7ur401' Calf ('1111t
' and Grain Crop Club. Tian, for rl'a'
f•:". fair ire"ltulo a field ere!) ('err.
petition in w'hirlt thrao aeras nP
barley ,vitt h" ted•e 'I 1,,F' n ,t amain:'
.nP wi'h 'titrants unflo'aking to
: +h:h11 , n- h„01101 al the Pair. It
r.,adies' Auxiliary Held
Installation of Officers
lar w 131,, 11 7: 1
1'9111' 1u t•aal,'haul 1,:Jen 1.1lS-
I.. was held on Thal -1+y oreai"'13
with a good attendanee. Mee 1),
teetle, 'fnln• rr'II) L :1I 11'13 u1 141.,)11.
11 ,1 wax 111, t4l 7 1),.0.1.e•' owl 01,o
installed the n. w' Offleers fur 11147
which are as follows: --
I r>,:lr --:.Tee:. llar'trl '83)(11,:,=
1st Vire Pres, -Mrs. Stewart Lowe
• I '1 1.13. 7 1 s. 11' ;ihn. Leaen
R cr•etart'-'Mr-,. ('has. Lawrie
f •< tl:i, llty llronrnn
8'. : u' ...111 . 13 F.'1 t•
�t nularrl 1 " 1 - 11 I1.
9:,r •nH. 1T, ntbr,: 11 W13, 11..11,
lire, f 11"
.nl+ba a.
11.s. 11nb' c; rn rr••1
. ,•.':'' 1 _ '. nt,'1
Tlnv10 on behalf r1' the A'1. the,"v in
h "!' 'r 1.in,int-'a 1•r
aMinr a: ('1' ,1.1 -dr• 14, 111' 1 "'
Provincial Bally held at Winrisn:• In 1.793rd 111 Illinois
BRUSSELS ON" 'r.. " 1
Melville Church
:•iii,•:, lt.i n.'• on �r.l,,, uh.iect. •?-alar',:
ing to Win' at the morning 50rviet?.
Rev. George Milne showed he.", c'a
methods of the early ('h '01130
,"11.1,c11 111 1...h, be empl0y!ed
combating the evils o4 aent.n.a.'st}-
te!a•1 i0t,,01(0051(0P Mr, :Nihte .ti!srti.
recrunm,-nded the- perseveran0' =e¢2
diligr nee of the early saints as h'137,1
applicable t,, modern health :.1001
odium tion prograuun0. The antlatlWW
1 ,, 11 1'� ,•d my flock" by S3mr)er_
a... ••,•11 by the choir.
;! :.L. ,;,a•;r service W.V. '1&::.
Milne 5pokr, on the terms "Brothe.e
p: . 'I,I;1 'nldir." as used by
St. Pau3, and, in :lefining their real
111.1 1.1110. I tc.(l them to 1110
chrigiru Pfc. Mise Toyee Porte:' was
111. .''"30,1 ,S1104-• an eXrell efit.
"Th„ l;r•antiful
of Prayer."
w r e,1=, rii'rlded to ,tare a ;port -I
I'.. c•I:al,l fat' school children ',n 11u, ° ''. p:.•'"'• nal= won h
^fte,noon .'8 the fair. R, n '1Te• 1Ir=. T.lnyd WO•icinun.
Bride and M, Laycock were ap• Lunch was served at the close of
pointed auditors. the meeting.
0
°'welshes.? On Her Honeymoon
14•!1.,,' , .' .,, I • o 1'1(' ti( •10
wed, last 50011 by 1r • ltnshancl ,'3;
on a honeymoon hunting trip' 11. -
disappearance prompted one 0, 3'1„
. arr•11: -. earl
lb..ut this 111•( li' real life
4r '•I_:r,a! Ladies - • Where ArP Th 'v
Now?", beginning in The Anterkau
Weekly wit1, this SIl,1dn19's !.1:1111 -
ay 20) issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
r "^t'ir^. Dance
•;r„ r 1•1,.
j• tar: Town (Tail m 1'e,-i,l ..
:11or,li,-41 by Wi11,r4:•', r:,h.t41rt.
for ,1,, 111/1,11:Y
E nl:
by
•1 �., 1 .:enc 0u:1 .lohlt
fin • '7137 dance, Onreen ('1(1:14 1.,d
Lloyd Townsend: Re,t
Jean Moffat and Dare tiff':':"
Lunch was served by the !idle,:
auxiliary.
Z11 liar:,• ;'.ascii' LiaievOttrt.
recei'.' '1 word 'Monday night, Jac.
1`;111 il,a• 1i. 14'3 1'r I' •'r. 'Cf. rrt?a
TTttn'13' bad
411011 at Palmyra Ill. Ytda4.
,Tilton Hun",1 of Ow sex Pres
r.'"131 is a brother.
California Lager Size, 288's
"Buy A Big Bagful"
5 Dozen $1.00
10 Doze-: 31.69
Full of Juice
Thin Skins
SEE THE SIZE
AT
G,^.EWAR'S GROCETERIA
COMPARE THE VALUE
rata
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nY.
ccc. 08 A1C to
�¢aecnok
,lataChrxe"
Can 140 moons
for 0x1'8 iy,sc
13.1 eo0i "
This is the only national
appeal to be made in
Canada within the next
twelve neonate for
Chinese relief.
.et is only 1'fd for him,
an illions like hi
in war -ravaged China
It
This old peasant, his farm devastated by the
Japanese, is too weak to work. His diet for months
has been grass and roots,
Of China's people, 83 per cent, are farmers. Mil.
lions are in urgent need of food, clothes, medical
supplies. UNRRA's work is ending; voluntary
agencies must carry on. Canada must do her share.
Will YOU help?
China, a good neighbor and customer, will not
forget.
Ve OraoChina, a Good
Neighbor, calls to
aallsto YOU!
LA1ADdN 'AID TO CyEJ[lA
"Make cheque7payable?,to"yCanadian;Aid to China and mail t9Troy i i , i 11
or Local Headquarters." Or to any Chartered Bank.
Ontario Committee Headquarters - Room 101, 371 Bay St.,
Toronto 1.
Chairman - H. B. Burgoyne, St. Catharines, Ontario.
Vice -Chairman - C. R. Rowntree, London, Ontario.
Treasurer - E. J. Case, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bay and
Temperance Sts, Toronto. 1.
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