HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-7-16, Page 1will be held
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Brussels Town Hall
At 8 P. M.
For the purpose of discussing the possibility
of instalation of Waterworks •in the Village
of Brussels. A consulting engineer be
present to answer questions that ratepayers
may wish to ask.
G. R. Campbell, Clerk
%Ito
Notice
Village of Brussels.
Y ! i i. r • er M lir
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Haig, 1{ttch-
. it the week end with Mrs.
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Stinker of Blue
Island, 111., are guests at the home
Wednesday, July 16th, 1547
Brussels Party fusels Town CC)la?„,:H' Legion Carnival
Injured On Tour Brusaots, Ourari Prizes On display
While motoring to \Vestnrll Jttly ykh, 1!'117 Have you sera 'he splendid
l'anad, D. N. BTr'1`ari 't, la,h••1 1,... Thr re•enler inw lacy ru,�r•tin, lir c's"uleal prizes on display in the
Tavjsh, Mr, and Ml's. Wm. Spoil•, 3.A, �Ti:nr.ssIs :llnnir•1pa1 cnunrll was held window of 0. Do,t'; Shoe Holten'
on the above date all members shop. Talc ,n.;(
.. , at them and
of Brussels, were Involved ?n e, being present. Purchase your tickets. Every tiekr'.
collision with a duck al an Inter• � The tb:e ` . n r c chne, o p
section in Fowler, Mich. Mr. Me. bung reaminud, ites wnofs miovedlast by n d-.tilax \\'. one:r of1 fiecirc t six r1nll.d parizes tbeinntri
ravish. owner unit ilius: of the Fischer, seconded by R. W. Kenme(13' given away to the lucky winners.
car, and lir. Sprig bulb of whom Fischer
the minutes ha adopted an read, Tickets are 21P or 5 for 81.00 Any
or' lir. and Mrs. Wm, Little, inn a in the final scot of the cal one of witch may wi f
suffered bruises an d Motion farrtr•rl. n for you a
1 . e u n*uabrasions.The following accounts were p,„„lady's bicycle, a pressure cooker, a
Mrs. Doan Davison is in Seaforth Nobel McTavish was thrown cam• lawn mower, a chenille bedepreed.
hnapital where sato was taken on I pietely out of the esr Int es•ennerl
with a bruised elbow. Mrs. Spell. $ 9.23
suffered an injury to her Shoulder.
Following treatment at a flan •113
11p)111 101, the platy was taken to
Sarnia and returned to Brusesls on
Tinned ay. They !rail ieft Time sel.
P11esd'ay morning tor their trip to
the West. The car was extensively
damaged, and the driver of the
truck suffered considerable injury.
will have a speedy recovery.
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Ann. lleCurilp Lowry and son Jun
and ,lits, Joan Speiran, Toronto. Fre
spending a two week vacation with
nine mentor. 711.1 3i. Speiran
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71..:re. Archie and Peter Mc-
Oillarree and their siete.r Margaret
of Gads Hill, Ont, visited atthe
home el' Mr. and Mrs, W. L Arm-
strong one day last week.
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Mr. an01 Mrs, Loiils D. Thompson
spent last week in Toronto and at
tended the' concert of the Toronto
Philharmonic Orchestra and recitals
at Toronto Con•servat°ry of Music.
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Little Miss .Samara Lowry. Young-
,".,. ®®..a est child of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lowey is in the T(itchenernnaterlon
Majestic VVonlen's Institute Inenitill where she underwent an
operation for appendcitio on Friday
Tenders will be received by the The July meeting of the Majestic of last week.
undersigned till Friday, July 18th at Woolen's Tns,titute was held in the * * ,e
e P. M. for the erection of a machin- library, Brussels on Thnredey P.m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney of effectively.
ery building at Ethel. Plans and July 10th with 24 members :and 6 Winnipeg celled on relatives and
specifications may be seen at the visitors present. Mrs. Cudmore pare• old friends here en Monday of this Huge Midsummer Sale
Clerk's offlee at Ethel. The lowest sidled and opened the meeting with wast. Air. Mooney, a former rest. Arcade Store, Brussels
or any tender not necessarily accept the singing of the Ode and the re- ,lent, will he better remembered by The Arcade Store, Brussels is
ed. Security will oe required. peating of the Lord's Prayer. The the name "Tobe.” featuring a huge 2 -week midsummer
Township of Grey, roll call was nnswered by "Naming • • • sate, Goods will he offered at
7. H. Fear, Clark, an Industry of Huron County," The Dir, and Mrs. Fraser McDonald of
Ethel, O1)4. minutes of the June meeting and the Mr.
,Sack., who have not been
treasurer's report were reed end east for 37 years, accompanied by
adopted. Mr, and Mrs. Will McDonald, Ford
The August meeting is to he a wiob and' Mr. Duncan McDonald,
picnic at the home of Mrs. Ken Port Digin. were visitors in Brussels
81111110. The Branch priliest, "Mod- on Monday.
ern Dressmaking' 'is to be belcl from
Nov. 24-28 inclusive. Tt is hoped
that as many ,a0 possible avail nem*
selves of the opportunity to attend
these classes. The date for the
seinen;
L W. Dckmier, relief
groceries
Wm.,
Gilles ie misc.
Gillespie,
hardware 6,59
Md. Henderson, intone grass 70.80
Dobt. Farrow, cutting weeds 4.60
Gilbert Speirs, cutting grass 7.00
Roht. Gemmell, fire account 4.nn
D. N. McDonald, fuel ... ' 47.44
Walker Funeral Home, R.
Stevens 70.1
County of Huron. Winolrarn
Engagement Announcement
i41r. and Mrs. Allan ee:emitter
,Jamestown 0n00unce the engage
ment of their only daughter Mary
Margaret Ruth to Stephen Clark
Sharpie, only son of Mr. and Mrs,
Ware Sharpin, •Rhlevale. Ont.
The United Church
"Know Thyself" was tine suh.ieel
of the morning sermon in the T'niten
Obmarh. self-examinetion simnel
lead to greater Ilerson111 integrity.
Mtn. Harold Campbell tang "is IIr
your nextrloor neighbor V' very
Ice Cream Social
will be held on the n of
Mrs. W. Go
on Thursday, July 17th,
from 8 to 10
Women's
sponsored by the WomeDistrict t3
on Persality rayl
teary to the Can'adtan Legion
Dress," is Dee. 3 Int thin ondate may
EVERYONE WELCOME be changed.
AdmIsason 25c Mrs. Harold ,Sipeir then gave an
In case of rain social will interesting raleclonnt of the highlights
be held in the Legionof the 50th anniversary of the Bound-
ing of W.I.'s helci to Guetpet on aune
Four ;girls from the last class
In my Fa'ther's house are
many mansions,
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Miles. M -A.
10 a. m. Sundayol
and'BBible
Bible
Class
11 a. nt. "Open Windows,'
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADP
Minister Rev. Hugh 0. Wilson
11 a. -m. Morning W.00 0i -0
Giving Life Decarection
Self -Control.
Junior Congregation,
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Parish of Brussel°
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
7th Sunday After Trinity
Ally 20th, 1947
St. John's Church Bruasins
2 p. m. Sunday School
3 0. m, Evening Prayer
St. Gsoree's Walton
9,30 a, M. Morning Pray
St. Devl'd'e Church Hon
11,15 a, m•. Morning Prayer
Prayer
fryn
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Mrs, 'Walter 'Forest left town
Monday artet^noon of this week for a
visit out West and will visit her
sister BCrs. Peacock at JSoisswain,
Men., she *RI also be accompanied
by her niece Mrs. Agar of Stratford.
They anticipate meeting many of
their former friends in that locality.
coffee maker or 3 pair of nylon hese.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW.
Brothers He Had Never Seen
Surprise Brussels Merchant
Thr ,other day two print men
walked into Stewart /.awe's ,.fore
and waited their turn to be sen veil.
One of the men pleend n consider-
eble order fe mucic?es aucl a:krd
that they he ereditn.1 to him and
cera t?s hnm0 111 the nountry.
Hospital. Indigent patient 41.13 Th eat rimer then disrinsei his
Rrnsselc Hydro, St. lights identity and that of 111; companion.
and town hall 110.19 They were Mr. Lowe', tw., breth,•ra.
W. /T. Bell. June salalv 120.00 , Pee% and Lawrence were taken to
G. R. Campbell, June salary 15" never seen before. Twenty-nine
Tt was moved by 11. W Kennelly. 1 V'.1 1.4 lien their par,"(') died, and
seconded by J. W. Fischer that the Ros sand Lawrence were taken to
accounts as presented ha paid live with relatives In Saakatebr•.van.
MoUc'n Carried. ; while Stewart and his sister Wilma
It was moved by L. VC". Eel(mier, I __ -ined in Brussels with Dir, and
seconded by R. en. Kennedy that Rr• ; Mrs. Peter Stewart. Wilma had
Law No, 4, 1947 as read a first and , ited her brothers in Englefield,
,somal time. he read a third time Sank a few years ago, but Stew -
and passed. This wa0 a By -Law re-
'art,strletinr the use of stdownikr to , who was only three years nl l
at the time of his penmen deathn
pedestrian traffic only.
Motion tarried
It was model by 3. W. Fischer,
seconded by R. W. Kennedy that By -
Law No. 5, 1947 no read a first and
second time be now read a third
time and fln:ally passed. 'P11!, wes.n
greatly reduced price; to cloak (By -/raw to provide for the issue nt
summer stock Quickly to provide ' Building Permits, where cost of
room for fall merchandise. Sumner
dresses and blouses will be sold at
amazing bargain• prices, also slack
sults and sports wear, including
shoes„ for girls and men Yard goods
and curtains at special sale prices.
See advertisement on barn 00ge of
this paper for details. Don't miss
your share of these outstanding
bargains. Visit the Arcade Store
Curring this 2 -week midsummer sale.
Miss Margaret McLauchlan
Friends of Miss Margaret Me -
Former Local Man1 Lanchlin were grieved' to hear of her
Aided In Rescue passing away at her home, 221
Of Accident Victims Concord Avenue, Toronto, on 31117
7I in Jr. Homemaking, (Donna Cud- London, Ont., July 15—A Kitchen, 6th. atter an illness of several
more, Lillian I ke. Janet Semis and erg transport driver and his sister -in- months.
Marian ,Saris) thea made their law were' bmried 50 feet over the 9711e eldest daughter of the late
aide of a bridge into the Medway Duncan and Elizabeth McLauchlan,
river, six males north of here early Mies McLatrcllliln wags born on the
today when their 15 -ton beer -loaded faT1n two miles north of Brussels,
trnek struck a cow, and its gasoline and previous to removing to Toronto
tank exploded. In 1922, lived in Brussels for a
The transport, speeding down- number of years.
grade into the village of Arve, was he is .survived by one brother.
overturned and demolished. The .Toho B. of Winnipeg, Man, and
fro Mot mounted the cement side three sisters, Elizabeth, Annabelle
rail of the bridge, whore it tottered and Sarah -at '1' to. A hrothm
;, appearance to present theis. local
leaders, Mrs, Chas. Davi', and Mrs.
Garnisls with a gift 111. appreciation
for their untiring services. Mrs.
Davis made a suitable reply to the
address read by Donna Cudmore end
gift presented by Lilian Lake. Mrs.
(arils we.sn't present but received
her gift at her home.
■ The National Anthem brought the
meeting to a close after which Ole in flames, The driver Sylvester
hostesses, Mrs. Jas, Bryan,, Bliss Brenner, and, the woman, Mrs, Mar -
served
Addie .Cardiff, Mrs. Wm, Cardiff end
Mrs. Albert Cardiff a de• garet Brenner,
were saved front
lioious lunch. drowning in the rah •swollen stream.
Both, were taken to victoria kens'
pitnl suffering front shock, ,and
Brenner also front a compotnl
facture of hire leg, The limb was
set at the scene by Art Lennox, a
first-aid instructor from a London
factory,
Dennis J. Doyle, Lontlon sales-
man, told police be hit the 66w as
he drove into London a: moment
before the wreck of the Ratter
Dance Postponed
The dance advertised to be held
in Brusesls Town Hall on Friday.
Jnly nth has been postponed
because of the Lions "arnival being
noel in Sea!ot'th on that elate.
E QL':NT THEATRE
Seafortl'a. Ont•
NOW PLAYING
.t Thurs., Fri., Sat, July 17, 18, 19
Never Say Goodbye
with
Errol Flynn and Eleanor Pat•ker
You will want to see thls gay--
light-hearted
ay 'light-hearted production,
Mon., Tues., Wed., Juy 21.22.23
The Big Sleep
(Adult Entertainment)
with
Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall
A Masterpiece of Mystery
(Themes) and sister ]Mary) p*e•
deceased her some years ago.
Through moron of her life WAS spent
in the 10me, as the homemaker hes
generous h:ospitaiity and reedy
sense of humor endeared her to her
many friesl<ie: and family, by whom
she will be sorely missed. Her
independent spilt and strict ad-
herence to the prinr.lples of richt
and wrong will be long remembered
by those who knew her. The many
heantifnl fi:omat trihntes bespoke the
high esteem In whine she was 'held
by her friende
tra11'ei1011t, which was enroltte from Service in Toronto was held at the
Kitchener to Windsor with 200 bar, Mye11aoE1liptt Funeral Home on
rely of beer, Tuesday evening, and in the absence
"T pulled into a ian.e to see what 1 of deer regular pastor, Rev. Dr. J. R.
damage had been done and a mo• P. Sclater, was conducted by Rev.
meat later heard the transport's Ten Best, end attended by a Targe
brakes shriek." said Doyle,_ "There otrele of friends,
was a terrific creel; and a flash The remains were taken to
that lit up the landscape as the gage Btnlssels on Wecln.esdaY. where
1111 tank exploded and the cab took service was held In Melville Presby
fire" torian •Chetrcb, prior to interment
"I grabbed a. fire exttngnislter in the family plot in Brussels
end ran to the binning cab. hut , Ceinet:ery; the service in the Chltreh
mind find nobody there," said Cleve being eonduoted, by Rev. Mr. Milne
T>avideon of Ktteh,ener, driver et of Melville Presbyterian Clench,
•lr. Jt that follewe re • . : • M1•. B S
building or repairs to existing
building exceeds 3100.00.
Motion carried.
As no further business was
brought before the meettn.;