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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-1-28, Page 1.POS f PUBLISHING HOUSE It's Coming THE CKNX BARN DANCE BROADCAST From Brussels Town Hall at 8 p. m. Sharp, on SATURDAY, JAN. 31st Featuring — THE RANCH BOYS Cactus Mac - Earl Heywood Pauline Swanson and other CKMX A.r;t:st3 Adults 50c Children 25c DANCE TO FOLLOW - 10 to 12 In Case of Fire rural subscribers are asked to ring one good long ring on their line, wait a minute and ring again, to summon neighbors. W. S. Scott, Manager Brussels, Morris & Grey Telephone Co. Cite T All dogs running at large without proper tags by Feb. 15th will be destroyed. A large number of complaints about dogs not being licensed have bee- an.J.6.3 and the above w.111 be strictly ,enforce=1. W. H. BELL, Chief of Police They that wait upon the shall renew their strength. Melville Church !Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. in. Diviwe Service, 7 0. m. Divine Service. Louis D. Thompson, Organist and Cholrtnheter, „.7=70,77.7P2.,...n.r 0eowa.M•1•17=74... The United Church' OF CANADA Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson Organist Mesa Elva Sholdice 11 a. m. Morning Wortltip The Unrecognized Mese Junior Congregation 12 Church School and Bible Class M4esdonary Snndey 7 p, m, Evenlietg•Praiae "What We Are Speaks Londe.lt.'' Everyone Ooaldially Welcome. Church of Engiand Pariah of Brussels Rae. J. H. Kerr, Rector. 4t11 Sundial After The Epiphany Feb. Asti 1048 dt 'George'e Church Walton 8.80 p. m. Eventng Prayer Sunday School Stt, David's Church, elenfryn-- 10.80 a, m. Morning Prayer Sunlday Scheel t!!', Johne Church, ftrueeels—, 1 p' re, Sunday School 2 P. tn. t0vening Prayer FRI. AND SAT. Jan. 30-31 ONLY Grewar's •Grooe- terla will sell Maxwell House Coffee at 54e Ib, SEE OUR DISPLAY of Jams. •Wthy not put one of those B.C. Salmon in your locker box while we have them? We Sell Weston's Buttermilk Bread, Try a Loaf. GREWAR'S GROCETERIA PHONE 6 SKATING PARTY • Melville Church Mission Band Skating Party on Friday, February 6 at 7.30 p.ni. Admission -25c and No Refreshments will .be sold at the Arena booth. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. The Beaoou Cats field crop earn. !petition which is, being arranged by The At'ead'e Store will continue the 10ast. Huron Agr'icultur'al Society their pre-inventiody sale until Satire gives every indication or arousing daY, Jam. 81st, This'sale is 1e1ng keen linteeest throughout the district. Several of the competitor't Lave already expenbnented with Beacon Oats and are loud in their praise of titin high quality and its exceptional- ly high yield. In view of the limited quantity of ceelified teed available at $2,60 per bushel, only a limiter] number of entrants run be accepted. The committee in charge of the competition;- Jahn Wheeler, Harry Bolger, Wilfred. Shoetreed, Ench eonipelitor is required to sow ' a minimum of three acres. Dight prizes, ranging from $7.00 to $13.00 will be awarded to the winners in the standing crop contest, while exhibits from the Irene at tbe Fatl leah' will be eligible for prizes ranging from $1,00 to $55.09, Wednesday, January 28th, 1848 !Beacon Oats Competition Arcade Store Sale Annual Meeting Of Continues Until Saturday Red Cross Society On Tuesday avenin(;, Ten. emir, 1946 the anneal meeting of tic• Brusesis l3ranclt of este ited (:rote Society was held. Oat of a member rural cueitomeirs who, becunee r,f chip of over 400 only four members Bantam Hockey Under the capable coaching oC Ned Rutledge, Brussels Bantam hockey team is setting a fine example for the rest of Brussels blade artiste, with half of the schedule now com- pleted .these boys have yet to bow to defeat, ated have one ,shutout to their oredlt. continued . to accommee tie their weather and road conditions, have not been able to take adventag' of this price erurayshing store -wide .Attie. Now is you• final °Peeve:nity to get your eltare of the splendid bargains offered. OBATIJAR.Y John Wesley Somers A well known resident or - Ethel, John Wesley Somers. passed awe, in Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital on Jan. 16th., 1918. The later Mr. Somers was ben at Rosboro, MoKiliiop towtreltip, on October 74h, 1877. 115 was tbe son of the late Wm. Somers, The`deceaased was a. resident of the tnestfei.palixey, in: whten be died for the path fifty years. He is survived by one son, 'Elwin Somers .Ethel, twn brothers, Bob Somers in the west and Samuel Somme of De,ira'It, 101.1;.. three great grandchildren and one great grand- child. Penmen services were held from the United Church, i;thel, on Mon- day, ,Tem. 10th, 1948. interment was made In Mount Pleasant celnetety, Ethel. . lt is well worth anybody's time 0' The pallbearers were nephews, (1 spend an hour watching these boy., in action, not only tin they put on a Campbell, W. J. Lucas, T. L. Lucas, surprisingly good display of hockey((( Listowel; S. Beirnes, N. Beirnas and Mut they look very emelt on the -ire { J. C. Camey, Ethel. Telowerbecreee were S. Cochrane, as they have recently been in•a}•ideci . hi. Ggdden, 14, lradden ante 31.. with new blue and gold sweaters by Vodden. the Buuesels Lions• Club who are Mg year sponsoring this, ,teann Judging from their performanee Nathan, Chapman Nath Brussels should have an inter an Chapman, who wan a \yell mediate team that will be very hard Known business man in Bruseala tor to beat in another five or six years, LTNB UP—Goal C. Doll; Defence, 3, Edgar, G. Jardine, R. Ranu; For- wards, Don and Bruce Edgar, C. Workman, T. Matheson, 4:•eltie and Tont Willis, K. Grower, P. Somers, E. Kerr. Games still to play— Jan. 25—Walkerton at. Brussels 7 p.m Jan. 31—Brussels at Walkerton Feb. 7—Pnlmereton at Walkerton Feb. 10—Walkerton a' Mildmay a,t Mildmay Feb. 18—Palmerston Feb. 17—Mildmay at Brussels NOW PLAYING— Thurs., Fri., Sat., Jan. 29.80.81 Double Feature Blondie's Big Moment with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake and Landrush • Thundering drama and •elb-cracking comedy with Charles Starrett and Smllile Burnett, CARD OF THANKS SONIERS—Mr. and Mcst Elwin Somers, Ethel wish to express their sincere thanks end apprecia- tion to their many relatives, friends and. neighbors for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes extended during their recent sod bereavement in loss of a dear father: Mon., Tues., Wed., Feb. 2-8-4 Cry Wolf with Barbara Stanwyck and Errol Flynn This offering menages to seems a grasp upon the lmanlnatton and via a series of puzzling events evolves as a suspense drama of unusual twists and variations. COMING— The Web with Elia Raines Ettiilond O'Brien I 1Wllllarn Bondix Vincent Wool `.'' a Mme. Capitol Theatre L IST® FL Wed. Thur. Fri. Jan 28-29-30 "Gone with the Wind" (Technicolor) ONE show per night 7:4k. NOTE—much as we dislike increasing our admission prices we ate forced to by term of our contract. For this attraction ONLY. Adult prices will be 50c plus tax. SAT. ONLY Jan. 31 "Sante Fe Uprising" also "Bringing Up Father" Sat. Mat. 2:30 Serial Mon., Tues. Feb. 2-3 "Wake Up and Dream" Tuesday FOTO NITE OFFER $130.00 Mon. Attend. card night !Ms re nmoons..71.000411.7.74.7..0.1 Wed. Thurs. NEXT "Bachelor and the Bobby Soxor" CKNX Mon. to Fri. 6 P.M. a number of years, diad at his home in the early hours of Thursday morn- ing, Sanitary 22nd, after being in falling health for ;trite time. A year ago he suffered a heart attach from which he never felly recovered althxougb be wee belfast Dor only n short period before his death: • — A family servece wa.sa held at lila home et eleven. a.nr, and a public service in. The United Church at two p.m. on Monday, rbndnoted by Rev, John Kerr, rector of St. John's Anglican (lhurdlt of which he was a faithful member' for many years. Members of Western Star ledge and Morning Star Rebekah lodge attended t e service in a body and the T.O.0.F. said farewell to their brother in their traditiooal manorial servtlee. "The Lord is My Shepherd' was sung by Mr. Wm. Tucker, His body was horn to its last resting place by four Oddfellows, Messrs. Robt, J, Bowman, D.D,P Wilford Cameron, Wm. Little, Richard Elliott and Wm, Stiles and Robt. Bennett. The many beautiful flowers were fragrant expressions of the esteem with which the tlecea,ssd was regard ed. They were carried by Morning Star Rebekah'st Relattves attended from Leaning - toe, Ayr, Kitchener, I-Tespeler, Bright, Baden, Teeswnter, Listowel, laordwich and Gerrie, Interanent was In Brussels 'ceme- tery. The late Mr. Chapman, son of the late Mr, and Mats, Wm. Chapman, Wee born :in the village of New- bridge, Howick township, ou Nov. 19th, 1872 and spent his boyhood there, He hived et Baden and New Hamburg before coming to B.eussels in November of 1910 to go Into the harneste busdtness here. He retired a year ago last Jeune because of poor heallth,. He was a member of St. John's Angldoam, Church, of Western Star 1.0.0.5'., a °barter• member of Mbrning Star Rebekah lodge and a member of. St. John's •Mason:ic lodge. Mrs, Chapman predeceased her letsbend twenty y0a00 ago. He is survived by their only child, Evelyn, (Mrs, R. W, Kennedy) Brussels and two grandsons, Robert and David Kennedy, also three "brothersand tele sisters, Anther, Gerrie; Plliiah of Bright, ,Sarah, (Mrs. J. W. Flexcher) Britseels, Mae (Mrs. Geo. Chidlow) Bespelar and 'Herold of Kitchener. were present. .The r: -port or the treasurer was as follows: Receipts Cash balance Jan. 1•,t. 1947 S 521.-43 eatnpaign 1343.45 \Theeilaneous - 0.31 Expenses Remitted to Division C-aanpaign Miscellaneous Bal. cash Der. 31, 1947 01378.11 51.137.00 3.20 l.On 37.1)1 $1970 11 On account of the tack of local tele:•ra, on motion( of Mire 11, Do;vc'- ing and Mrs. R. J. Mci.,,nclllln 1) was decided to surrender our eh:alter and Whence of cash to headquarters and close the Brussels branch for the present. The work done by the Red Cross Society in Brussels, since its formation in 1940, should be a mase for pride and satisfaction to the nesidents of this community almost $27.000.00 having been raised far war work im that time, Mitch,,,of the praise for the plendi9 financial report is due to Mr. Roitt Bowman who has been the president for nearly all the time since 1940. Among the qualities necessary for good 'leadersh4p, are 511 intense tntereet in the came, an understtand- jrtiE;• of organism:Con and a pitasieg :personality. These are qualities possessed to a marked degree by Mr. Bowman who can always he depene- ee nnou to do a large share itt tete interests of the community, or larger seheree of the world. The hearty thanks of the village and - surround big cou-ntry should ba tendered 1 Mr. Bowman for his leadership in the work of the Red Orme Socirtt during the pais, 9 years. The Work Room committee under the capable leadership . of Miss 10. Downing and supnrort=d by a 'arse group of assistants all experts ?n neer particular lines, livor) ep to their name as workers, as their record of 13,794 garments will prove. This committee was ably supported by their finance conucttttee consist- ing of Mrs. Ben Walker, Mrs. Rohl. Thomson and Mrs. R. S. Hamilton. The Executive wishes to thank all the people of the community who helped in any way in the work of tate Brancae during the past years. Carrie A. Kingston, Sec„ Local Branch Mkp'ea'a+'kv'' AS Skating Carnival Here Annual Meeting On Friday, Feb. 13th Of Melville Church X^ .1. cast of about tlrirtY-five froth Tile annual bus ul t. rukeir,r the Kitrbener-1S'atertua Skating Club Melville Church •tis htid t.'lli lie axis( -d by $ket,'ra from the AimeeSunday 5011001 room W' lett edaY PIA Skating Club will be in 13rus.ets et "'m.ng• 'lair. 21 8t at S .,dock fn1low-' on Friday, Fehruat•y 13th to take part in a Carnival featuring solo by Mies r.'arcilyn Spellman, pias ,ic-au Thuile and Mr. Fred Yanks. There .till lire padre, a foursome dance nnmbe,ti as well as a little he of comedy. This carnival is being sen::eared by the Bru.Itis Lions Cin'( and sanction- ed by the Canadian Figure :1 sn, e,- tinn. Ti< k,'ts ere now en sale from members of the Inc d Liens r,n) adults $1.00, children 1.10. Wateh meg week's paper for fnt't:ber peetiectltr. The United Church ' Jesus held that relatienship.1 mo not depend so much nu physical ties as on unity of spirit 'aim and purpose. Itea1 relationships was 1 the subject of the mo:ruing sermon in the United Church. Mise P.uth Jewell slang "Bless this house," vet y effectively. In the evening the 'sermon dealt with the healing of the mad man. The choir anng "Christ is my Pilot" by Hall. Ing a pot luck rapper served by' the l ladies of the congregation to a goodly number at 7 o'cloctc. Rev, 48. ;Ft. A. Mime was appointed nh.airman of '. the meeting and R. J. beveme i sec- retary. Report. of the various organizations were given and ,allowed that all 11,11 a very toeeessful year. A young wonu'a's auxiliary was organized early in the yea.: by Mrs Rev. G. A. Mille and wilt Mrs. S. Sweeney as president it eat'rierl on very successfully, The Y.P.S met (Melee the year in fee homes of the members with very encouraging v11ie blaring the year five new members were added to the Session: Wm. Speir, W. W. Smith, Jun. Gibson, J. W. nether and Wilfred Shortreed. The retiring managers W. W. Smith, Wes, Kerr, Walter C. Kerr, Harry Champion and J. W. Piiecher were re-elected for n per1'd of three years and Walter Porter was appointed to take the place of Dr. Jamieson. Geo. 0. Elliott was added to th:e llst of Stewards for the eventing eerviee and the others re-elected. John YulII was elected Applications Wanted Trustee •of Church property. Mrs, J. Appltraltttons for the position or C. Seeker was re-appolnte,l Record Assessor for the Tavmship of Morris 'Sec. Zarions plans were discussed will be received up to two it m., for the year, after which the meeting February 2, 1948, A.ppiicants kindly j was closed with the 'Benediction be' stets salary expected. i the minister. GEO. 0. MARTIN, Clerk, Morris Twp. Grey Township School Board Meeting Ja.n. 20. 1948 The meeting opened with all members present. The minutes at the last meeting . were read and adopted. Mr, Wright of Seek Tiood school supplies interviewed the Board and . explained their method of servicing the schools. On the motion of Prown and Mc- Lean the secretary e. Carl Heming- way was re -appointed at the same salary and Were leltacett was re- appointed chairman. On motion of Borger and McLean the secretary was to natify Bettgor & Hawes to instal automatic draft control on the furnace with thereto. stat as ordered and to pay balance of hill on furnaces when the Soh was completed. and Brown motionof Smith a On the secretary was to advertise for wood for different schools. On motion of McLean and Bolger the secretary was to engage E. C. Nickle to tune No. 8 piano. The secretary was instructed to cheek .amounts of Tnsurance on the various schools for neat meeting. Mrs. Bremner was granted per- misieon to attend banquet in To- ronto Feb. 11th. The purchasing of Books of Knowledge was discussed but no action taken. On motion of Brown and Smith. the following bills were to he paid: R,obt. Campbell, labour $ 18.60 Caustic Sanitation, toilets 800.00 C. F. Hansuid, supplies ,.,...,,,14.77 le R. Smith, supplies 4.59 M, (1, Oldfield, supplies 19.00 Geo. A. Dunbar, supplies 7.60 D. A. Raman, window shades 33.30 Telephone bill, I. 0, Hem - tamale 8.77 George Hart, labour 21.00 Clarence Ei'lacott, labour .,,,' 28,00 Wm. Stpetr, labour 11,20 Howard E lleoott, labour 22.05 4 a * m e e • * • PEQPt,I' W E KNN()W ' Mrs. John Speh' Spent a week in Simcoe visiting Ken, and Mrs. Speir and baby daughter. Mary Diane. * * * Mise Helen ;Speir of Toronto is spending a short vacation with John and, Mrs. Speir. * dr a, Cameron McDonald, formerly or Bleevate was a visitor last week with his oousln Mrs. Wm. Seely:. Murray Ross, Kincardine, was a week end visitor with friends in town. • • u r SYRACUSE, Jan. 27. --Syracuse uni- vesrity well hold its 891.11 conitnence- meaut ceremonies at 10 a.m. Fears' try 2 at I entdrick's chapel. Among more (than 450 oandidates for degrees at the winter exercises is William A. Black, 0f Brunets, Ontario, Can ads. A gradmate studentin the College of Labors', Arte, Black is eligible for n nnt•ster of ants degree. WANTED—. Appllcetienae will be received up to February se0ond fro. position of Sec- retaryTreasurer tlrrussels School Board. Salary ono nnndred dollars per year. Itegavitag duties 991117 to D. Me'1A.VIS1'7, Chairman BORN GALBRAITH� ]n Winghnnt Hospital to Mr, and Mre. Geo. Galbraith on Monthly, Jon. 19th—a claugbt.or, The Last Straw The eauaged tenant called, his landlord and shoutee: "Tho walls of the house are bulging more ea0n day. Nat what are you going to do nbcult int?" landlord, "As T ting more otrbie rent. 1'11 have torah/Eli." earns fron) the see it you're gee feet for the same to :alae yo,1 0e - WALTON The anneal meeting of . Duft's TTniled .Church. Walton. was held in the churcb basement 00 Friday after noon, Jan. 23. Rev. R. G. Hazle- wood presided and Mrs. P. T. Hol- man was appointed secretary. After the devotional exerri=e.- Mr. Hazle- wood gave the report of the session. Tee settee that our church bee had better attendance amine the past year than it had daring the previous fear years of his ministry here. Membereb,p wns increased by 8; w0 had 12 haptlents. 7 marriages. lost 3 members by remcvnl and 4 by death. In memory of the dead hymn 178 was Funs. Reports of the .'arious organiza- tiens were given. These" showed , increases in ulemhenallip and in- terest in the work. All branches of the church had a very successful year financially. The stewards r - elected for a three year term were Jas. McDonald. .7. Marshall. W. J. ,Leeming. The auditnee, Bert John- ston and Clarence Ctarttn were re- , elected. 'Phe collectors and ushers were also returned to office. A vote of thanks was moved to the minister and Itis wife, to the organist and choir, to members of all organiza- tions for that: splendid work during the year. LEGISLATURE TO OP -EN MARCH 3rd The fourth eeesion: - of Ontario's 22nd Legtdiatttre will .start March 3rd, two weeks Later than had been predicted in Queen's Park corridor gossip, but three (lays earlier than last year's• opening. Act m be Central A.t a }v Milk Co y A no among major legislattioa to be brought down. at the forthcoming session. Amendments to the present aot to facilitate price flxing were enacted last October at the resumed third session and Agriculture Min- ister Kennedy said then a new act probably would be imta'oduced in the spring. ""a.. 1i1eell's Park Nos2�, HYDRO ELECTRIC, oxo .:r, COMBS Wiughaua Friday 8.00 to CKNX Jan. 30 81 a Vin.