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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-3-10, Page 1OS f PUBLISHINQ HOUSE affilltr==.113....e..50"170,111321200.4MIESIMItRaVarli114.0 • 1.1261..11.446.10¢......mit...g.....otwa.eatapip**114.00Wer.,•••••••••10.6...01.a.........P. +.11,••••,..11,01.6.1.11.**0 Wednesday, A/larch lOth, 1948 11 VIZCIWILINZO.....ThiliPZUENCEOSTZF=1:1912, 2 Cans Campbell's Tomatoe Soup • • • • 19c Sweetened Cocoanut • :•per pkg. 21c Large Juicy Prunes, size 3O;- 40, ' 1b 19c 50 ORANGES Sunkist • • 99c 2 lbs. of DATES for • • 37c GRE AR'S Phone 5 GR L111. 11,c1 — We deliver St. Patrick's Dance Wednesday. March 17, 1948 at the Morris Twp Hall Good Music • Admission 35c Ladies bring lunch or pay. BrusGels OBITUARY William H. Armstrong The community was shocked to hear of the passing of William 11. Arm- strong at Ills :home on Friday, eiterab 5 in.his 72 year. He was horn on the ard concession of Morris and was tale son of the. late Richard and • Mrs. Armstrong. He moved to lot 9, • (Ion,. 8, Grey Twp., where he has E•114:CP reeided.• Sueviving are his wife, the former Annie )rewer, two sons Elmer end Jahnand one daughtme Term, Med brother Lewis of 'Morris and a sister (Maynee) Mrs, Wm. Reitedelge -Langdon, North In Brussels Town Hall Dakota. "Rev. G A IlJ,Jn or ii 111 March23:".•.; gels, Petehyterian Murat' 'conducterl at 8 P.M. . - the ternern1 service. at hie, late home. Over two hours of rioutons fun.. on Monday, Mareh 8 at 2 P.M. Burial took place in Brussels ;cemetery. *""" The pallbearers were Norman La. mont Wee' Hollinger, Wm, Bishcip, Melvilki Lament Glen Bray and CbiffoldeBrai. • •The flawee bearers.. weeel:.Frank • Knee, Ernest Martin, Toni McFarlane and N•orman Steele. engem . • Melville Ladies' Aid Present:. "The Dutch Detective" A comedy in three acts Brussels Branch of the. Canadian Legion DANCE . In Brussels Town Hall, On Friday, March 12th Music by Ken. Wilbee and His Orchestra Dancing from 10 to 1.30 Lunch Booth Admission 50c (AMMOWAVANOW'Rt. .A. humble and a contrite heart 0 Lord thou wilt not deePlee. Melville Church mime., Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m "The blood-steined hands of Salas," 7 p. m. Divine Service. Louie D. Thompsce, organist and Choirmaster. nwea0.611.211131110SIVINV,811, (21.21543.1.....1010101/1.111•11•11•10 The United Church' OF CANADA Minister Rev. Hugh O. Wliapn Organist Mess Elva Sholdiee 11 a. in. Morning Worship "Gethsemane" Mlssion. Band 12 Church Sohool and Bible Mass 7 p. ra, Evening Praise Watdh and Pray -. Everyone Cordially Welcome, Church of parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector: ' Fifth Sunday in, Lent March 14th, 1948 At. George's Chuecn Walton -- 3.80 p. In, 'Wetting Prayer Sunday School t. David's Church, Hentryn- 10.30 a, an. Morning Prayerr Sunday Scheel St, John's Church, artA1110114.-• 1 it. m. Sunday Sohoel 2 p. m, joveniuiS Prayer Lenten, Prayer ServIee se announeed, The United Church Christian religion is based on faith in God. The rallacy of think- ing of Christianfaith as a reciprocal arrangement with God cannot be emphasised too strongly. True faith is found on •the higher level of ma failing. friendship. "Have faith in God" was the morning teat at the United Church. For an anthem the. choir stung "Let the song go round the earth" -by Herbeet. ; In the eveueng, speaking from the -text "The common people Wooed him gladly" the 'roindeter drew eattention to the qualities he the Master which appealed to'reommOn folk, REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. ^ -^ Brussels Council March 21119, 111-1 Theregular meelitee of the Wes. ,sels Munielea1 Couneil Was held 'Oe The Lions Club Mr. Denys Lumedea, Deputy GoveriiRte- made hie ufeciel visit to:the Ilona Ulub 9t the tempo. meeting on Mon,day... evening. M. • the above date. All -nember(t lanneden spokeeeea, tb imPariance ., After the minutes oafa tlite ,.11i,easts Council wore 9» 0,912(11 1 regular meeting were re lo (node 1n moved by W. 16. Willie and seconded elemeigeiVa.44.4.atikee,,,etetre Liberty, by It. W. Kennedy that the minutes 111,4 adopted as lama. —Serried. I On motion of L. W. Eclunier, see- . ended by J. W. El:miler, the follow• lug tteemints here ordered paid; 87. H. Bell, February saetry 8120.00 G. R. Cam,pbell, February salary• 41.00 Ilemesels Hydro Electric, street lights and hall 111.76 R. S. 'Gregg, misc. hardware 7 34 Riverside :Motors, gam ,e.• five truck and pump 0.111 Hyde Bros., repairs and gee 3.20 13. A, Workman, snowplowing etreets 54.00 J. Nicholson, labor on streets 4,90 A. MeTitgagrt. labor etc, 4.25 A. 0.akley, labni on bridge .,75 Dunclan, labor on ;Tossing 3.00 Evans, labor on crossing and greets Ecl. Henderson, snowplowing Garage, labor on engine Town or Wingham, weeof fire truck 121 00 F. J. Harper, M.D., pvoMsiou- al services 21.00 D. A. Reno, ambulance service 5.011 M, 0, Thompson ,flre chief •, • firemen's salaries. etc. Pearson's & Lowry fires C. T. Thevideon, renewa1.. terasurer's bond ...9e,repert.on fire pro -tee -Hon ip the ,49,1qgo. lby ' 'the Canadian AssoelatiOn concerning that, thappotion; October 1947, wag, 'reed to the council.. It . was, decided to give their, Inspectors the power to call out the fire brigade on their own authority, as. 7ns requeeted in the letter, whish accompanied the report,' appointIng mi% C. A Myers ag• Medical Offieer of Health for the Village of Brussels was -pass- ed by cOnneil arid Was ordere.e. •stib- rnitted tO the Dept. of Health for aPprovalt it the manner prescribed by the Department. As further beet/leas. wee brought !before the Coulicel 'they ed7 jo.urned, ! Intelligence, Cue Natien's Safety ae, a weeping .thae. we ellould be on me. guard ttletnet the inskilotts cant palm:L( the Communists. h Te pet:grain (tomtit:1i 0, fu r ti.i..•11(•ft entertainment in the persons of miss June Work who sang most aceept• ably, Mr. Wm. Spells whose eoloe were warmly received mul Kenneth Woods whose piano setae gave great promise. Announcement was marle of the Amateur Contest and an menet,' wag made that all Lions elimild eet be - bind it 4.o melte it a ittiertesg, The usual abundant meat wee pre. vided by the ladies -of St. ,Toinee Anglican Church. Friendship Circle 5.00 500 Mrs, Harris Bell entertainec: the , members of the F riendehip Circle for their March meeting on Wed -nes 1.50 day, March ard. The. president, Miss Helen Cook coad.uotecl the meeting. The worship eervice core stated of the Scripture reading hY Mrs. H. Campbell, player by Mrs. 97. Wilson and vareens hymns. The reports were read and approv- ed. It wus decided that the Circle 950 would adopt a needy lady inEngland 1 and send parcels of food and nem:e- l().00 elNes to her. ..Eaeli member is to NOW PLAYING— Thurs., Fri., Sat. Mar. 11-1243 In Technicolor Slave Girl with• Yvonne DeCarlo and George Brent For rib-tlekling hysteria be sure to see this • -.— Mon., Tues., -wed. March 15-16.17 Double Feature • with CARD OF THANKS To the many friends who re- membercid me in way way since my accident!. would like to say I appreciate their kindness very much and wiRnot soon forget. Mre. Wilbur Turnbull Moss Rose Peggy cumlmns • Victor Mature ' Ethel Barrymore • •This fs!falr game for the "Who Done It" Enthusiasts and Noitilkiest Outpoit • •• • • : In color • • Joan Woodbury and Bob Steele A spectacle of fight and fury and tense Drama. .1•1••• IMMO. Next Thera., Fob, Sat. March 18-19-20 Double Feature In Color • "VIGILANTES RETURN with Jon Hall • and M'argaret Lindsay and • "DANNY BOY" CARD OF THANKS 1 sincerely thank all those who remembered me during my illness in Wielgham hospitalatm many cards and !treas,anode my stay there navel more pleasant. Your kindness was deeply apprediatea.' John Rowland V2AVI-001tg WX.5 Capitol Theatre LISTOWEL ilitSfeRlif010 AV Male COMING— Adult Entertainment "NOCTURNE" wltn George Raft and Lynn Bari THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES • Wed. Thurs. March 10-11 "100 MEN and a GIRL" Fri. Sat. March 12-13 "BLAZE of NOON" Thrilling Abiaton Melodrama Sat. Mat. 2:30 Serial bring en article of ilood to the next I meeting in tee sent. The eregenta. of an Easter pageent- was 46s - missed. Mys. win. Miner nrcsented • the chapter from the study book "Great is the ComPany." A 'pleasing solo was stele by Mrs, R.. Cotten's.. Miss Cook 'told' some interesting, facts labout the inilueeee of the -Bible on intivetry and literatuee. ' Contests were conduceed 'by. Mrs. Campbell end • Plias Cook, and a social half heir eneleyed.e Mrs. A. Rani: invited the member; to her home for the April meeting. .1nre.***INSIMMOMMee./••••=11 Mon. Tues. March 15-16 • "LADY LUCK" starring Robert Young Tuesday FOTO NITE OFFER $190.00 Mon. Attend. card night WEDNESDAY ONLY Mar. 17 "THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES" The picture that has won 9 ACADEMY AWARDS. 2 PERFORMANCES ONLY Matinee .... 2.15 P. M. Evening . , , 8.00 P. M. Note—This is a Road Show Admission prices demanded by PRODUCER are --Mat. 75c incl. tax. Eve, $1.20 incl, tax Deadline March 22 Fot. Vehicle Permits Tint0NTo. March 11- The dee ,1 - line for obtaining Ontario roved/. 111)1118 and driver's Iloon' (2 312 been extetultel to aittveli 22, it Nv announced yesterday by Highways 511018 101 00110011. The manis,ter said that "ey(!) aleaving for condition% (Tented bY the !most recent snowfall, this ex- tenelon is. amide to permit every ma 40 secure neW plates and licences.' Ladies' Auxliary To Canadian Legion The regular rneetin.g of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Iiruseelg Branch ef the •Canadian Legion, was held on Thursday, 'Mated: 4th, in the teeter Hall. Although there has not been a big attendance lately, we hope ate now 1110 hockey is 001s11011 our members will be able to attend our meetings. The meeting was opened by the president, Comrade jean Leach. The secretary's and treaeur- er's reports were read and adopted. Many lenporlant items of business were discussed, and the Mystery Prize was won by Comrade Verna Thomas, The meeting _was closed with the usual (dosing ceremony. W.M.S. of Melville Church The Women's Misionaret Society Melville Chinch held their regular meeting on Friday afternoon, Mareh 5th. The preeiden..t, Mies Stewart in eharge. The meting was opened by stinging Hymn, 212. The Scriptare reading was given by Mrs,. ,Schultz. The secretary 0011 treamereree re. parts were Tend and adopted Mrs. G. Evans, Mrs. 3, Ballantyne and Mrs. Schulte were the eel:malice appointed to arrange for the expense tea -to be held at Mrs. L. D. Thomp- son's home on Friday, March lath at 3 o'clock. A very:Interesting lette- front Rev. and Mrs. .Ti. Dicksou 19 Formosa wa-s. read by Mrs. Matheson. The *oil call was responde,1 • to by a verae on Easter and Mrs. J. Speirs gave an, Easter message. The meet. ing was closed with prayer. Miss V. A. Lacknee KfTCHENDR, March S Mies .vroo. Adele Lackner, 72, • former ginger, musk t-eacher and public Speeker, died in hospital Saturday: She Was a graduate of the 'University of TorOutto and • the Toronto Con- servatory of Meiel!ce She • left for Western Canada, in:1904 and lived at it.e Pas, MEt114 fOr a =umbel, of years, before retUrring here to Make her halite' with. a niece, Mrs. 1. More. She is also •survived by a nephew, Dr...13. M. Lackner. i Passed Away In Smith Valley,'Nevada Mrs, Bessie Wheeler of Detrait received 'a telegram 'froin Nevada,' U.S., of the midden, passing ,away of her *sister Mrs. Geo. Metrical% The deceased weer the former Mee Annie Livingstone and. was a sister of the late Mrs. Alex Yuill. There were eight sisters in the family and two are living. Mrs. Bessie Wheeler and Mrs. Jles. Hardy of Nevada, also a I brother Neal in Saskatooe. AgAltAlealeMeti Chimney Fire The thoal tire bridged,: was ailed out Sunday afternoon to a chimney fire at the home of W. E. Willa% The fire was promptly brought under control and there was no serious d.arma,ge done. , . CARD''OP THANKS , We Wish 'to ithani all the,•neight bours and friends, for theirmatty aets of kludeiess,:eitiersis,69 sinietttley' and beautiful 1l�rw iteittes during , onr recent sad **aye:fiat:1,1: They 'Were 'reach a.pereaketed: and. will 'netter,. be forgotten. • The .Armstrong Family • BORN STRETTON—In K. & le• Hospital, Kitchener on Saturday, Meta. 61h, to Mr, and Mrs!. S. H. Stretton—a sem DIED HOLLPNGER-e In Grey Township, on Sunday, March 71:11, 1948, Jacob Hollinger, in his 70th year. Funeral wee held (rem D, A, Rann's Funeral Honie, Turnberry Street, Brussels on TuestleY, March 0th 1048, Service at 2.30 P.M. inter ment 11113rus0els cemetery. lalusitLs, 4i)NTAilo Amateurs 11,1)1 furpct to !lave year en)* cl,) in early to be sure of 0. ehanee theereeno worth Or melt. Priao awards at the Litnl•' A111111111' Nighl lirteeeels Town liall PrideY, March 19. See W. (1. Laelen about your elutry Forms. W.M.S. of United Church The VAMIP11'.5 MiP•11,111.41'Y • Snolaty of the United Church Met in the selmelroom of the elinech on Thurs. day. March ith with e peala ;WOO - 11111.0. The meting onnned with hymn and Engler Message by the I pi. siden , re, • 111 80 A. Armstrong (.0a 11 1110 Serintrp'e leson followed by innyer by Mise M. Robeinson, 'Mao secretary's and treasure's renerts we('.' read and adopts& Mrs. Mannino reporled that a letter of appreelatle: hail been received from the Canadian Courtrai of Churches for the %;71011(ii'1 dome lion of clothing, also the collection of $55 wheel] had, been RPTIA trom tlna church. The lesson from the 10th (Thnp. of the Study 13nok, `Calendar of Eventful was given bY Mrs. G. Menzie, assisted by Mrs. Speiran, giving a %cermet of the work of Rev. Dudley Peek and his wife, In translating the Bible into the longue -go of the Mam Indiane, living in South America. Mise H. Down- ing, temperance secretary, gave a reading. The meetine closed with a hymn and the Mizpah benedicilen. Melville Church At the service. on Sculley meriting. .Rev: Mr. Wine gave the first of a short series of pre -Easter sermons. -dealing mainly with the different Parties who were responsible for the death of Jesus. In the Bret -of these sermons Rev, Mr. Milne exposed the noblicety and tricker, of Amies, The morning anthem WAS "0 Saviour of the world" by Goss. 'The letter to the Chureh at Thyativa' formed the basis of Rev. Mr. Milne's sermon on Sunday evening. In this letter may be seen the harm Which can be caused in a congregation bY one renegade inember. The evening anthem was 'Song of hope and peace' by Sans-Souci. laqatta.raran5"ILIMEIREItaagir .0111=1=====102•76.W • 111 1 Brussels Takes Juvenile Title LISTOWEL, Mareh 8. — Brusselgs ousted Drayton 5.3 here Saturday evening, to win the W.O.A.A., Ju- venile "13" ehamp ion eltip. It was the fifth game, of a best-ofeave series, both 600100 -14,artag won; beak 1101111 gameS. 1•1•••,,,, • Brint:Ils,:t`loal. ,ffeivell; degence., McDonald. ".44rden; centre. Mosso r wings, Willie,•Buthard; -subs, Pole- witscn, neusillti; Mielmel. Ryan, • 1 lrirton —nun], Haglend; defenee, !mile Johnetnn; centre, Roisun; wings, Shore, Smith; subs, Atm- r.,ne.9 Grofehave, Goodwin, Wark. First Period 1—Brueeele, BILtehE4rd. (Willis) 11:18. 2--Bruser1e. R. Jewell (Coleman), 15.15. 3---,Bruseelse White (Butchard)1, 19:29. No penalties. Second Period 4—Drayton, Shore tRolsun). 2:50. 5—Dray-ton. Relenn (Shore), 4:80. 6---Brusesls. Moffatt tIlletchard). 6:06. 7—Brussels, Butchard, '7183. 8—Bruseels. Willis (McMichael): 16;58. Penalties—Coleman Goodwin, R.. Jewell, ?MacDonald, Third Period 9—Thetyton, Wark, 3;47. • 10—Brussels, • Willis (Moffatq 10:15. 11—Brusselg, R. Jewell, 15:54. Penalty—Butchard. Beth these teams have lodged protests with the W.0 A.A. offieJels over ineligible players. Home Grown Green Onions Mr. Sohn Simmons of Brussels. has been enjoying home grown green onions all winter. delicious tender ones from six to eight inches lOngs Beyond telliny, us • that he growt them in his cellar JOit0. W011111 not divulge the secret of how he pro. duces this sprigtime favourite during the winter months. le•-e,,eeeeeeereeelltet!eleita""e WIN Hold An Amateur ght hi 11 Entry • A'r 8.15 P. M. Priz: s Forms May Be Obtained From W. G, Leach Proceeds Towards Children's Playground Project and Aid to the Blind. Admission 35c and 20c All Entry Forms Must Be In By March 15th. train 6' wit)j one- -eon.; loon 4111; -men 2 -Fee '11Se •vart aer- ,eod 'GS; .1(19- ner ate 'all re .