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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-1-9, Page 1THE 'OS' PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, January 9th, 1952 LIQNS HOCKEY 'lleursday, January ...It'd, saw the opening of the heat Pee Wee hockey season, About 8iwtY boys of all ages ga,hered at the rink and were divided into four sections or teams for the winter s'eaeon, Local Lions Olab members under the supervision of Leon Iilji'1 Hamlin handed out sweaters and managed to get the games 'underway. Enthusiasm seem- ed to be tbe main asset and the boys from 8 to 14 years, skated, slid on their grousers or crawled on hands and knees to victory or defeat depending on the colour of his swereter, ITh eree Rliflely will be charged admission atter thus: for be laughed at the antics of the boys mere than he blew his whistle, However bas assjisanee was more than appreci-. ted Next Friday, Jen. 11rth, at 7 o'clock sees the boys'go at it again, Came and see the toys and en - envisage them. • Some minor rerisi!ona hale been made to the teams -in an effort to make 'them more even but all boys will he told of env changes made, MISS DONELDA WILLIS SHOWERED WITH GIFTS Mrs. D. Willis entertained at her bome on Friday evening in honor of Miss Donelda Willis, whose marriage is to take Place soon. About 40 guests were prevent. There was a flower congest, and also a mock wedding, in which Miss Geraldine Stretlton played the role of bride, :Wise Madelon Ryan the groom. Mrs, G. Stephenson father of the bride. and Miss Mary Lou McFarlane tie minister. A miscellaneous shower followed. Alarm clocks, were hid- den in various places, and when earh Alarm sounded. the brldedo- he would have to find the 'lock, and with it. of ronrse. some eitte. Av fellowing a ribbon, she found mans more gifts. .A lunch was ser- ved by the hostess. DANCE. At Cranbrook Community Centre on FRIDAY, JANUARY lith Dancing :from 10 to 1 Music by Tuck's Ramblers • Admission 50c Lunch Booth at Hall va- ann's F ev it 14 We Sail For Less 3—Large Boxes of Matches • • • • .'. 25c 1 -Triple Size Maple Leaf Soap Flakes 89c. 1-15 oz. Tin Libbys Apricots 29c 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee • ••• • •• • • 99c GREWAR'S - GROCETERIA We have the Indian River Seedles Grape- fruit in Now, this the Finest Grapefruit out of the South. Ask the Person that has tried them and they will tell you the difference. IIVOWAVOWAVMOUMMOVaikeAVR The East Huron Agricultural. Society will hold their ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING on SATURDAY, JAN. 12th at 2.30 P. M. In The Brussels Library It is expected there will' be an Agricultural StSeakeir. Anyone in- terested ,Is invited to attend. ST. JOHN'S GUILD AND W. A. The Guild and W. A. of St, John's Church •held, a joint meeting on Tuesday, Jan, Sib in the Sunday School room. After'singleg a New Year's hymn. Mrs. Rev. Kerr, pre- ident of the W. A.. led the prayers. The members prayer and the Lord's Prayer were repeated in unison. Mrs. G. Davis president of the Guild read the Scripture lesson from tat, Corinthians 186h charter, Minutes of the previous W. A. Meatt0g were given and the treasurer's report read. Ten members paid W. A. feed for 1952 and a voluntary offer- ing taken. An interesting article on the origin of "The W. A. of The Church of England in Canada", was , given by Mrs. Kerr, and these articles wilt be continued through- 'out hrough 'Out the year. A committee was named to help plan for the "World Day of Prayer." Mrs. 0. Davis pre- i sided for the Guild business, Min- rtes of the previous Guild meeting were read by the secretary MTs. I Wm reseller. Messages of ap- 1 preotation were read from bereaved and shut-inx Monthly Guild dues were collected. Meeting closed with prayer by the president. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gorsalitz, Mrs. T11y11ne and Mrs, Raymond, - VIKlis Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Fulton 10 a. in. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Divine Worship 7 p. m. Evening Worship United Church OF CANADA Minister Nev. Andrew Lan.' Morning WorehiP--11 o'clock Church Sohool-12 o'clock. Evening Worsbip -- 7 o'clock. Church of England Parish of brussels Ray. J. H. Karr Rector. ll'irat Sunday After Epiphany Jan: 13th, 1952 St. John. Church, *russets -- 11 a, in, Morning Prayer SNndhy School St David'' Church. Henfly'a 2,30 pan, Evening Prayer Sunday School St. George's Churoh, Walton 7,80 p.m, Evening Prayer TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS RESIDENTS : Pleasekeep cars, trunks, milk cans, etc„ well off road -way, as snow plow operators can not be,resPons- lbiefor any damage. • T. MoArter, Road Suint. Township of Morris. DEDICATION SERVICE AT MELVILLE CHURCH On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock there will be a dedieatioa service of Carillonic Bells at Melville Prea- byter'an Church. 'Dire preacher will he the Rev. R. V, Boggs of Moles- worth. BUS AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER 1bu -available for short ar long c'har'tered trips for groups at night or week -ends. All passengers fully in- etted . For further particulars apply to Raiph Pearson, Brussels, Phone 7x. NOTICE To the subscribers of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Telephone Sytem. Owing to the new ruling brought down by the Board of Transport Com- miseloners regarding the rate on telephone calls. e. Starting San. 21, 1952., the rate on calls from Brussels to .Seatorth will be as -follows; Station to Station Calls 15 rents for three minutes and 5 cents for each addiitional minute. Person to Parafon Calla 55 cents for the first three minutes and 5 cents for each additional minute. NOTICE — The office of G. Alan Williams, Optometrist in Wingham, will be Closed on-10one Tues. and -Wed., of next week to enable. Mr. Willliaane to attend the annual Congress of the Ontario Optometrical Association in Parento. esJ. .,/, p,e,;5/'.j.'J.>•.. i:+. -..may LIST OWEI,, CAPITOL THEATRE WED. THUR. JAN. 9.10 Alec Guianese, Stanley Holloway In "LAVENDER HILL MOB" plus Walt Disney's Academy Award Short subject "SEAL ISLAND" PINNED BY SKIDDING CAR, WALTON WOMEN BRUISED - Tw'o women had a remarkable es- cape from serious injuries 'here on Sunday. When Nes ,Donna Watson slanted oft in her cam after tlhe service a,G Dudf•s UMW Church, the ear sloidded on Ice, planing Mrs. George Love and Mrs, eIndrew Connie between it and another car Mrs. Love and Mrs, Coabts suffered only minor bruises, . Charles E. Lake Charles Jttldwajrd Lace, a wen known resident of Grey township passed away suddenly at his home near Brussels on Saturday, Dec, 298b, 1951, Mie eldest son of fare late John Lake and Laura Bosman; he was - born in Morris Township, on Sept 4th, 1884. He is survived by his wife, the form- er Jean Lawrence. four daughter and one sen; Evelyn of Peterborough, Mrs. Roy Charlton (Marion) 05 Huneteilis, Mrs. John Murphy (Carley) of Guelph, also L I lion now of St, Joseph's Hospital Guelph and John residing at home, Also `sur- viving are two brothers and 'two - sisters: Milton of ,Elora, Bert of Atwood, Mrs, Arthur Henry -of Ethel and Mrs. Lyle Hopper of D'elgrave. The funeral service was held Monday, Dee. 30th, from tlhe tinted Church, Brussels. Rev. A. Lane officiated at the service and inter- ment was in Brussels Cemetery. The pallbearers were; Diw'ood Mc- Taggart, Stanley Hopper, Lloyd Alcock, Sark Bosnian. Earl Cwdmore and Frank Cardiff. Tbs , many floral -tributes were •cerrled - by: Jack Murphy. Roy Charlton, Eari Rohinson, Charles Rnrmnn. Donald Armshrng, Bob Raymond, Donna Cudmore, Margaret Speir. • FRI. SAT. Jan. 11-12 John Payne, Rhonda Fleming, Dennis O'Keefe in "THE 'EAGLE And The HAWK" Technicolor .-Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. --Eve. 7.30 p.m. 3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS Mori. Tues. Wed. Jan. 14-15-10 Adult Entertainment Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker, William Bandits in 41DETECTIVE STORY" TUESDAY FOTO.NITE tat Offer $200 Monday Attendance Cttrd Night. COMING SOON Command Performance Pietere '05 The Year "THE IVORY HUNTER" Technicolor. WEEIS'QF PRAYER ENDS The last Of the Week of Prayer serirtces was held in the United Ohurcth hero on Friday evening', with a good eltltendenoe, Prayers of con- fession and Menke were offered by R(3v. A. Una • and Rees, W,, Ilubton, of the Preshlltertan Oburgh read the Scripture. A. duet was sung by Mae Cousin's and Betit - Cous)hsa. Rev. J. H. Kerr of the Anglican. aehnaeh ,spoken on the militant and donqueaing church. • WHERE TO SEND CLOTHING TO TEDMITCHELL IN KOREA Tne recently published plea from Pte. Ted Mitchell, for desperately needed used elothieg for Korean orphans, has tenet with response from generous hearted people from roast to coast all zeroes Canada, Enquiries asking where to mail parcels have been pouring in to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. of Wroxeter. Parcels are to be mail- ed to — A-8000001 Pte. Mitchell, E. C. 23111 Pe D. S. R. C. A. S. C C. A. P. 0. 5000 Vaneeever, B. C. individual parcels must not ex- ceed xceed 12 pounds in weight. NOTICE Any person breaking into the Brussels. Arena is liable to be presecwted,. Walter Williamson, Manager. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreottebion to our friends and neighbours for their kindness and sympathy duirng our recent sad ber- eavement. Also for the beautiful floral tributes, and to those who assisted in any way. Mrs. C. Lake and Family, LIBRARY NOTES li is a New Year - 1962 - so tt is time for everyone to renew their memberships, It fe hoped that -every family will be represented by at least one member, and as many more as possible. More new books pmrchased in- clude : White — The pink house. Widdener Lady of flue Mohawks Stratton-Patter—Keeper of the bees. Armstrong — The hlaok-eyed strang- er. Hancock — Nurse Kathy decides. Delmar cc The Marcobath women. MELVILLE LADIES' AID The Ladies' Aid of Melville Pres byterian Church met at the home of Miss Grace Stewart on, Monday even- ing, -Mrs. J. S. Armstrong prodded, and Mrs. W. Little was - secretary in the absence of Mrs. Wes, Kerr. New ways of making money were discussed, and it was decided to hold a secret auction at the Feb- ruary meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs, 5. Work, New collars for the choir gowns being ,hadly needed, the Laides' Aid screed to buy the material and Miss Grace Stewart said she would be glad to make them. Mrs. Bennett, remain?sue convener, read letters of thanks .from the sick and shetense who had been re- membered. A committee et Miss. Grace Stewart, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Work, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Ari strong and Mrs. Long was appointed to look after the lunch for the anconal meeting to be held next weak. delicious lunch was then ser - «eel by the committee in charge — lir e Fitton. Mrs. Backer and Mrs. Davis $2.00 per year - $2.50 I.J. S. , MELVILLE CHURCH W, M. S. The Wanienet .Missionary Satiety of -Melville Calms' 0h held their Jame ary meeting in the ,school room of the Church on Friday 4'tb, et 3 o'olouk, Rev, Mr, Fulton presided for .the instal/010u of officers for the year 1057. Taking for the Sort - lure reladtng John 15, verses 1-17, Hymn 590 was suing, followed by he stalletion service and prayer after which the president, Mess Grace Stewart took charge of the meeting. Hymn 095 was sung, . The secret- ary's •and treaevrer's reports were read and adopted. A letter of thanks and appreotatton was read from Mrs. C. Matheson for the Life Membership pre.sentted to her. Miss Grace Stewart, Mrs, W. eolith and 11ra. W. Speer were ala- pointed a eanunitatee fcr the Wolneis'n World Pray of Prayer. A. letter Wats read tlhut had been received by Mrs, Itay Bztuus4n ficin her brother Ted. Mitchelt from Korea, adding that nmyon'e heaving used 'clothing for oleildren (any age) or anyone oaring to donate clotbing nlig9tt do so. Mrs. 0. 'Maisie offered to take charge et gathering - and sending a pared... All donations will be moat welcome:. Mrs: C. Baelser gave an Inspiring- ' New Tear's - Message prepared br Miss Bessie Moses which Was very mmdh appreciated by eveilyone pre- seTnt. The roll call was responded to by paymentt of fees. Hymn 461 was sung and the meetng was closed with the Bendietion. The Lions Club Band Committee is sponsoring a Skating Party in the Brusels Arena Wednesday Evening, Feb. 6th AT 8 P. M. Music by the Band — Tickets will sold en a Radio. Proceeds to raise money to send the Band to Waterloo Musical Festival. 1952 DODGE MAYFAIR IS A.NNOUNCFD This smart, new 1952 Dodge Mayfair model offers the dis- tinctive styling of a convertible. combined with the convenience, safety and durability of a per- manent steel top. Brilliant new two-tone colour treatment and new, richer, interior appoint- ments make the 1952 Mayfair one of the most eye -appealing cars on the road to -clay. And now Oriflow shock - absorbers contribute new com- REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. JAN. 10111-12 "ONLY THE VALIANT" George Peck - Barbara Payton A historical. Western flied with' savage fury, and treachery. The U. S. cavalary and., the Apache Indians add the colors. JAN. 1415.16 "NAUGHTY MARIETTE" Jeanette McDonald Nelson Eddy A great performance beatutlfily displayed to Technicolor. ROGUES OF SHERWOOR FOREST ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST John Derek Diana Lynn Romance and Adventure Live Again when the 'son of Robin Hood and his merry men bring this stirring Picture to the screen. COMING . "SHOWBOAT" A Magnificent Picture mit dg a t t s t . re 6 fort and smoothness to the Dodge ride. Driving control is greatly improved on bumpy and wash- board roads. The complete Dodge line for 1952 featuring the new Dodge Oriliow Ride includes the Coro- net 4 -Door and Club Coupe; the Regent 4 -Door, club coupe, and Mayfair; the Crusader 4 -Door and club coupe, and the Kingsway 2 -Door, Suburban and Savoy. ains 5± v- d n Everything at GreatlyReduced Prices On Sale from Jan. 10th to Jan. 16th, 1952 2 Piece Kroehler Chesterfield Suite — Reg. $259.00—Special Sale Price $199.00 2 Piece Kroehler Chesterfield Suite — Reg. $210.00 — Special Sale Price $169.00 3 Piece Kroehler Chesterfield Suite — Reg. $279.00—Special Sale Price $219.00 Extra Special Bargain Davenport and Chair — Reg. $219.00 — Special $179.00 More Good Values in Davenports and Studio Couches, etc. La-Z Boy Chairs and Ottomans — Reg. $98.00 on Sale Special at $84.50 Kroehler Rockers real value from $40.00 to $49.00. .;rte Special Values on the following — Philco Refrigerators, 60 cycle, 11 cub. ft. Reg. $479.95 on Sale at $ 360.00 Connor Washing Machine, 60 cycle, Reg. $212.00 on Sale at $165.00 They Now and Save Money P t Bedr000m Suites, Dinette Suites, Coleman Oil Stoves, Cedar Chests, End Tables, Coffee Tables, Novelty Tables, Mirrors, Hall Trees, Chrome Tables and Chairs, High Chairs, Baby Carriage Convertibles, Lamps of all kinds, Mattresses. Springs, Beds, Cont^n-ntal Beds, etc. Brussels, Ontario Phone 36 or 85 AL