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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-1-30, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST ?OST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, January 30th, 1952 $2,00 per year -.$2.50 U. ATTENTION M. H. Tractor Owners SEAFORTH MOTORS Annuonce they will have • Fred Dinwoodle, one of their top mechanics, in Brussels two days per week to service M. la. Tractors in that territory. For appointment contact — J. W. FISCHER Brussels Farm Equipment Massey -Harris Sales and Service Phone 55 Brussels or 141 Seaforth McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE SHELLUBRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DUNLOP TIRES Guaranteed repairs to all makes of oars and trucks. Parts and Accessories. Austin Sales and Service PHONE 77r6 BRUSSELS, ONT. 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 un a Radio. Proceeds to raise money to send the Band to Waterloo Musloal Festival Admission 25c each DANCE Under auspices of L. 0. L. 774 In Brussels Town Hail on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Don. Robertson and His Ranch Boys Dancing 10 to 1 Lunch Counter Admission 50c EL IE and DANCE In Crani k Community Centre FRIDAY, FEB. let Music by Wllbee'a 'Orchestra Euchre from 8.46 to 10.45 Dancing 11 - 2 Admission 50c — Lynch Booth Sponsored by Cranbrook W. 1. Everybody Welcome reiaitemawcul Melville Church Minister, Rev, W.H.F. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Divine Worship 7 p. m. Evening Worship i 1 United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lune Morning worship -11 o'clock "Tho Eternal Name" Church School -12 o'clock. "The Lost Sons" Conte and Worship. Church of Co,gland Pariah of arussels Rev. J. H. Kerr —+ Raster. Forth Sunday Allter Che the lapilphany, Feb, 3, 1962 •t. John's Church, •russela- 11 a. m. Holy Communion Sunday School St. David's Church. Henfryie 2.30 p, m, ILolly Conu lint on Sunday Bohool •t doormats Church, Wallin 7.$0 p. m, Holy Comnruni$n ' CARD OF THANKS 1 would like to thank all the Mends, who remembered me with cards, letters, and treats whlle I we.' a patient in the Wingham Hos- pital. Mrs, Russell Bone. CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank all who were so kind and thoughtful at John and myself during our illness and my bereavement it will ever be re - remembered. M'r's. Hattie Simmons. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opport- unity to sincerely thank all my neighbors and friends for their help and loving sympathy during my recent sad bereavement, Tour kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs. Louis Williamson. SHARE WITH THE BLIND Ou Friday evening a member of the Legion, Oddfellowa or Lions Club will callat your door to solicit' funds or the Home and Service Cen- tro Building Fund, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Roy Cousins, Chairman Local Committee. BRUSSELS, UNITED CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL MEETING The annual congregational meet- ing of the Brussels United 'Church was held in the Sunday School room of the Church on Wednesday even - Ing, Jan. 2Srd, 'Mith a good atitend- r ante. The meeting commenced at) 6.45 with a potluck supper, after which Rev. Lane acted as chair-, men 'and conduoted, the business of hearing reports and electing officers. Very full and encouraging reports were beard from every department of the Church, from the Session to the newly organized Baby Band. A number of responses by members of different organizations provided varied programme. Mrs. E. Martin gave a very good report of the Missionary and Main- tenance Fundwhich showed the allocation had been exceeded this year. Mr. Edwin Martin gave the Treas- urer's report which was very en- couraging. The general fund had met all obligations and still had a surplus, but the Renovation ac - aunt, which amounted to over 5553000., still diad a small deficit. The follow' ng officers were elected. to Session — B. Heming- way and W. Huggan for a term of 5 years. F. Kitchen for a term of 2 yeses. To Board of Stewards — M. Oil- field, J. Mitchell and T. Strachan, for 3 years. Carson Watson for 1. year. Auditors for 1952, C. Hemingway and N. Hoover. A vote of thanks to the Lane Family for their fine work and co- operation during the past year, were expressed by R: Cousins and J. 31ryans. The melting now adjourned and the members of the Official Board held a short organization meeting, at which. committees were set up for the year year to follow. NOTICE — Applications will be received by the Clerk of the Township of Grey for the position of Assessor for 1952. State salary. Lowest or any application not necessarily accepted Appltcattona to be opened at 3 o'clock p. m. February 2nd, 1953. nitrate M. Cardiff, Clerk. LISTOWEL CAPITOL THEATRE Wed.' Thar. Jan. 30 11 George Montgomery, Paula Corday in "THE SWORD OF MONTE CR18T0" BuperClneeolor Fri. Sat, Feb. 1 - 2 Ray Miliand, Hedy Lamarr, Mac- Donald, In 'COPPER CANYON" Sat. Mat. 2 n,m.—Eve. 7.30 o.m. Mon. Tues, Feb. 4 -.5 Donald O'Connor, Helene Carter, In "DOUBLE CROSS BONES" Technlcotor TUESDAY FOTO.NN1T 1st Offer $200 Monday' Attendance Card Night. 3 BIG DAYS 3 210 DAYS Wed. Thur. Fri. Feb. 6 - 7 • 8 Danny Kaye,' Gene 't`lernoy, Corintse Calvet In k HON THE RIVIERA" Teohnleolor ABSENT LIONS TO BECOME FOSTER PARENTS TO ROOSTER Menthelre of the Brussels Lions Club who are not present at Liana meetings In the forthcoming months will find themselves the compulsory Coster parents of a reostel'. They will look after their charge Went - !rely or pay a stiff price, Any Lion, who through ignorance or neglect. letsthe rioater die while in his possession will have to Pavy $5.00. If they skimp on his feed thea will he assessed for every pound he lases. Tailtevieter J, S. Armstrong pre- sented this idea of penalizing Lions for non-attendance at the regular reamer meeting on Monday of this week. 'Thel tailtwieter *ill care- fully weigh the rooster at each meeting and give him Into the care of a lion who was not present at the - previous meeting. Members of Myth Lions Club were guests of the Brussels Club and rfge,pres dent Selwyn Baker wel- ' corned them. Roll call and minutes were read by Lion, D. MacTavisb. - L ion W. F. Todd Presided at the lnitiettnn of six new members. Bill Rano, Graeme McDonald; Robert walker, Ronald Bennett, Ken i Forbes and - Lawrence Marks, Lion Tamer. A. Wood led the singing with Lion L. D. Thomann at the piano. Business of the club included plans for the skating party .to be held on Wednesday night of next week, discussed by Lion R. J. Bow - ntan. Lion Ray Cousins explained the canvas to be made in the near future In aid of the new hone for the Blind Institute for this area this being established in Lon- don. Lion President Wm, Ttyrn- bull spoke briefly welcoming the Blyth Club. Lions George Bridge. Jack McDonald, ellen MoRschnie and Ronald Bennett were winners of the draw. Lion Harvey Johnston introduced Blyth Lion Preeident. 0. Hall. Several much enjoyed numbers were sung by a quartette from the BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH In las sermon on "The Burning Bush" in the ITnited Church on Sun- day Morning Jan. 27, the Minister 1 declared that the human and the international problem cannot be craved by force; nor by wealth; nor even by freedom for all; bel only by freedom directed to the. establishment of a social order of 1 iuetlee. mercy and righteousness— the revealed purposaof Clod for men. The morning anthem was, "Carry Thv Burden to Jesus." The parable of "The Lost Coin" was the evening subject — the second study In n series on. "The Oral of The Lnct." CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friends, who. sent me birthday cards and gifts, They were much appreciated, Sincerely Harry Combs. REGENT T111'.ATRE Seafortht Ont. Jan. 31, Feb. 1 - 2 Technicolor "FORT WORTH" Randolph Scott Davld Brian A western story of rugged men and courageous woman who fought to brling fame and riches to the Texas Frontler. • Myth club, Lion B. Gray of l3 yl thanked talo Brussels Diens Cluib and Melted the Brussels Lions on Feb.' 20tk Lion Harvey Johnston newly ap- pointed Warden Of Rayon County treated' .the Clubs to cigars and chocolate bars. Ladies of St. John's Anglican Church provided a delioious sup- per to the $0 hungry, Lions, BRUSSELS MAN CELEBATED 97th BIRTHDAY Harty Combs Brussels, celebnalted his 96th birthday on Saturctaa , He Bras four sons, John, Ira, William, and Orval, all of Deloraine, Man., John was able to be here to cele- brate the occasion web his father. He lives with an only daugher, Miss Vesta Combs. and a nephew, Meano Jackson, He has 11 grandchildren and eight grandchildren, Mr. Cambs was born in Goder- ieh Township in 1856, 12 years after hie father and 'nether, immigrants from Devonshire, England, had first settled in Stanley Township. Mr. Combs moved with his parents in September, 1858, to Blyth, reach- ing it by a trail through She bush. Hs fainted there until 1832, when he went west to work on the con- sh'n^tion of the C. P. R. in Mani- toba. Ater the completion of the railroad. he homesteaded in the Drdnritne a:stric't until 1919. when he returned to the Blyth neiehbor- haod. HP was married in 15555 to C» '-11» McKay. a native of Ruth- erlond. Sentland. wan died in Oc- telear. 1318. Mr. tomb, 1. an uonorary mem- ber of the Blyth. Orange Lodge, which he joined at the age of 17 in 1873. He clearly recalls a visit to Brussels on the 12th of July, 1868. when there was nothing but bush north, of the Main St., bridge over the Matiland River. He is still won- derfully smart and cheery. end reads his paper without the belp of glasses. SKATERS ATTRACT 500 AT' BELGRAVE Five Hundred people attended the third annual ice carnival held in the Belgrave arena. Featured on the Friday evening programme were sleeting sorts by members of the Stratford Skating Club, a broom bail game and the judging of cote turned events. L. "Tory" Gregg or W0lugham, was master of cermontes and the judges were Mr, and Mrs, Orville Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston. In the closely fought broom ball game Belgrave edged Belmore, 1-0, Following were the t'eeuSts o the various events ; Best "Bobby Burns" couple, Mrs, Ross Roble - son, and Macon ilobineon; base dressed lady, 101aine Bolt: .beth. dressed gent, Keith Robinaon; best: national costume, Vinke Brine -- isms.; beat comic costumo, Ross Robinson; nursery rhyme costume, Lorna Bolt, Patsy Loga1C, Floreaes Dawson, Joan Wightman anti Karen: Anderson; oldest .man on skates, Jesse Wheeler; person cone ing the ldngesd distance, R. Cook, Manitoba, largest family on skates, Sam Fear; keg nice boys, Robert Carter, Kenneth McKenzie; mm[ - Gal chairs girls, Louise Jeffereoar Your Last Chance To Buy At This Tremendous Clearance Sale Our Entire Stock Reduced 25% to 50% No Refunds, No Exchanges, No Alterations During This Sale. All Sales Final. One Third Off On All Shoes and Rubbers THE ARCADE STORES Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Blyth, Ont. Brussels, Ont. Feb. 7.8.9 "SIROCO" Humphrey Bogart Marta Toren in Damascus he was a gun runner and she Was a girt with a past they risked their lives to save the man who might keep them apart. It contains tense drama and intrlgne, Watch for the New Calendar., At Home and Overseas SERVE CANADA theFront Lines of Free!om • in (q4/4 -4 -Ai oF,8,477-44- ') Modern inventions have not taken away from the Infantry its all-important part in victory. Again and again, in the battles of 193945 and in Korea, Infantry has proved itself — "Queen of Battles". The job of the infantryman has become tougher, more complex. He must be able to handle more weapons and to meet a greater variety of situations in defence and attack. To attain the specialist rank of Leading Infantryman and the extra pay that goes with it, calls for intensive training in many varied subjects. For the Canadian Infantry Soldier is one of the most thoroughly trained men in our army. He ranks with the finest fighting men In the world. 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