HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-2-13, Page 1THE BRUSSELS::
POST PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Wedesday, February .13th, 1952
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We Join With All His Loyal Subjects
in mourning the passing of
HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI
The departure from our midst of
this great and kindly man,
leaves an emptiness
in all our hearts
His grace and steadfastness
during our darkest hour
will live forever.
• Long Live The Queen.
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NOTICE'
TO MILK SHIPPERS AND CONSUMERS
There will be No Pick-up or Delivery on Friday„ Feb. 150,
being a National Day of Mourning.
Brussels Creamery
NOTICE
To the residents of Grey Township, the Grey 'Township
Council hereby regent that two minutes silence be observed at
11 a. m. on Friday, Feb. 75th, as a token of respect to our late
King George VI.
God Save -The Queen.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. 8.
The Febrhary meeting of the
W. M. S. of the United Church was
!held at the home of Mrs. A. Arm-
strong on Tuesday .afternoon. With
Mrs. Lane presiding. The Scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Rose and
Mrs. J. Bryans led in prayer. The
Secretary's and Treasurer's reports
were read and approved and the
roll call was responded to by giving
a verse containing the word "faith."
Sixteen calls were reported by the
visiting committee. Miss M. Rob
!neon and Mrs. W. Bell presented
the topic for study, "Our fellow
Canadiane from Europe."
NOTICE -
Applications will be received by
the undersigned to Saturday, March
lit, 1952, at four o'olock p. m, for
the position of Warble Fly Inspector
for the Township of Grey.
B dythe M. Cardiff, Clerk,
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Divine Worship
T p. m. Evening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Ybv. Andrew Lane
Morning Worship -11 o'c1o4
Life in God's Presence
Church School -12 o'clock.
Evening Worship - 7 o'clock
The God Wbo Answers Prayer
Come and Worship.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Km - Roster.
Sexagesima Sunday,
Feb, 17th, 1952.
St. John's Church, ermissis-
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Slunday School
St. David's Chunk. Healers
2.90 p. m, Evening ,Prayer
Sunday School
St. Oeorga's
7.30 p. m. FV
THE UNITED CHURCH
A Servilee of Memorial for the
late King was held in the United
Church.
The sermon subject was "Forward",
and the text. "Why criest thou to
Mr.? Speak unto the children of '
Tenet that they go forward."
Misses ,roan and Joyce Thomas sang
the duet, "Beyond The Sunset" by
V. and B. Brock.
God's Arithmetic was the evening
theme setting forth the Divine stand- !!!
arils of measurements es revealed .
in the Parable of the Labourers and
The Hours.
A coria inftiy Memorial Service
is to he held on Fray'at 11 a. m.
to Melville Churoh.
C,ARf OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all our friends and neigh-
bours for the many acts of kindness
and symyathy in the loss of a dear
Mother and Grandmother. Also to
those who loaned oars or helped in
any way.
The family of the late
Mrs: R. H, Jackson,
CARD OF THANKS
The family' of the late Mrs. Ruth
Whitfield wish to express sincere
thanks and appreciation to their
friends and neighbours for their
messages of sympathy,' also for the
beautitlu1 floral offerings, extended
to then in their remit, sad bereave
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LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
} Wed. Thur. FrI. Feb. 13.• 15 • 15
Betty Grable, MacDonald Carey,
Rory Calhoun In
! "MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW"
Technicolor
SATURDAY ONLY FEB. 16th
SABU, LITA Baron In
"SAVAGE DRUMS"
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m, -.-Eve. 7.30 p.m.
Chunk Walton
citing Prayer.
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Mon. Tues. Feb. 18 - 19
James Stewart, Marlene, Dietrich
In
"NO ,HIGHWAY IN THE SKY"
TUESDAY FOTO.Nr1 fE
1st Offer $200
Monday Attendance Card M gilt.
8 BIG DAYS 8 BIG DAYS
Wed. Thera, Fr,1. JT Ja
Jane
ned Powell, Danielle Darrinw,
J
ell Corey, Vie Damone In
"RICH ROUTH AND BRETTY"
Teohnlootor
Memorial Service
CIVIC MEMORIAL SERVICE
IR MELVILLE CHURCH, DAY OF
NATIONAL MOURNING
.A. civic memorial eeiViee Is to be
lied in Melville Presbyterian Church
'an ¢he Gey proclaimed for national
mourning, Friday, Feb. 150, The
citizens of Brussels, and the sur.
rounding -community will there pay
humble &ibnt° to their beloved
King,.
The clergy of the village will con.
duct the service and ,people pf all
faiths are asked to finite togethen- in
this common hour of national sor-
row.
The service will be held al 11 a.m.
Friday,
February 15th, 1952
AT 11 A. M.
Melville Presbyterian Church
Brussels, Ontario
MELVILLE-HARMONY CLUB
The Harmony Club 01 lielvtlle
Presbyterian Church held their
regular meeting on Wednesday,
evening. Since news had just been
received of the death our Sovereign,
the meeting began with hymn, "0
God Our Help in Ages Past.". Rev.
Fulton paid tribute to the late
King George Vi. We was a deeply
religious man. Whenever itis fancily
were gathered together, His Majes-
ty led in a devetinnel service. One
of hie reveres n:weareg of Feripture
was Teaiah 25, which Rev. Fulton
rend in full. Provers were offered
fer Ormen Elisabeth TT and mem•
of the Royal Pantile. Our trihnte
in e Grant King and a tined men
cnnelnded with TTvme, "(1 One of
Bethel _ Our next meetine will he
held nn Feb. 20th. A gusset sneelter
Will he present.
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Seaforth, Ont.
Feb. 14-15-16 Technicolor
"THE MAGIC CARPET"
Follow the scarlet falcon as he
rides the magic carpet of old Bag-
dad. A picture filled with thrills
and adventure.
Feb. 18-19-20 Technicolor
"PAINTING THE CLOUDS
WITH SUNSHINE"
Dennis Morgan Virginia Mayo
Music, songs and dances combined
with a plot of lava and laughter make
this a sparkling hit.
Feb. 21-22.23 Technlloler
"TULSA"
Susan Hayward Robert Preston
See Susan Hayward, as the oil.
mining engineer"s wife, In a
struggle against death In the oil
fields of Taxes. A tehse fast moving
action picture.
LEGION, LADIES' AUXILIARY
The reguer busineaa meeting of
, the Ladies Auxiliary was held Feb.
7th with twenty ladles present, The
President Com. Elliott installed the
two officers Com, Wineberg . and
Rutledge who were unable to attend
the last business meeting. She was
assisted by Com. Wintle, Standard
Bearer.
An invitation has been seent out
to the Clinton Auxiliary to attend
a Valentine Panty in the Auxiliary
Rooms, Feb. 21st.
Ticket are being sold on a lovely
pair of pillow cases shown on dis-
play at Bev. Elliott's Grocery. A
Kitchen Committee was termed to
modernize the kitchen Cont. Wintle
won the mystery prize, and all
members drew names for a Com-
rade Sister, a gift of about 50c to
be sent on their birthday and anni-
versary. A euchre party will be
held on Feb. 27th at 8 P. In. Com.
Pearl Lowe accepted the position
of pianist for the year and Com.
Greta Lowe. press reporter.
Feb. 9th a short service was head
and the charter was draped in
Memory of our late King. All mem-
bers are asked to join the Legion
at Melville Church, Friday, Feb. 15
at 11 a. m. for Mennnriai :Service.
,Skating Party
Will be In the Brussels Arena on Tuesday, February
19th at 8 o'olook, sponsored by the United Churoh Sunday School.
Lunch served at churoh after skating. Admission 35c and 25o.
Everybody wetoome.
TEEN-AGE PARTY
(12 to 19 years)
In Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, February 22nd
AT 8.30 P. M.
GAMES DANCING - LUNCH
An invitation Is extended to all Teen-agers of Brussels and
surrounding district,
ADMISSION FREE
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NOTICE
Friday, February 15th
is being proclaimed d
NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING
(A PUBLIC HOLIDAY)
It is the wish of the Village Council
that the citizens of Brussels observe it as
such.
Roy Cousins,
Reeve.
EUCHRE and DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Hall
Owing to the death of King George VI the Euchre and Dance
has been psstponed to - Friday, February 22nd
Sponsored by the East Huron Agricultural Society
Euchre starts at 8.45 P. M.
DANCE AT 11 P. M.
MUSIC BY WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
Admission 50c
Everybody Welcome
LUNCH BOOTH
BRUSSELS BADMINTON CLUB
On Jan. 30th, the Brussels .Bad-
ntinlom. Chub met in the Town Hall.
A goad attendance showed that
several were interested in starting'
the Club.
Following were the officers chos-
en for 1952 - Captain, Rev. Fulton;
Secretary. Miss Doris Putman; i
Treasurer. Miss Mary Lou McFar-
lane. -
Anyone interested in playing bad- t•
muton is cordially invited to at-
tend every Wednesday night at
7.90 p. m.
Wednesday afternoon Is available
fur all young people wishing to play.
Mrs. H. Sullivan
teem Sullivan, Brussels. i
cu) l at Listowel Memorial Hospital,
Thursday afternoon, in her 50th
year. Mrs. Sullivan had been in
peer tleelttt for some time. Form• y
erly Valteria Willis she was a
daughter or the late George Willis
and Ida Gthson Willie of Ford'wlah,
v.h,ve she was born. She had lived
in Brussels aimtost all her life and
was a member of the Pulled Church
hem. 3Tre. Sullivan. is survived by
her husband; one sister, Mrs.
Vance Snndereen. 'wingham; one
brother, Wilfred E. 1Vi111g, Rrussels;
rive nitildren. 'William, n member
of the Royul Canadian Air Force,
serving in Nova Scotia; Mrs, Donald
Cnlmmnn. Elmira; Reginald, Doro-
thy and Maureen. at home. A pri-
vete funoral service was held at
her late hone at 2 p. in. on Monday.
Rev. A. Trane officiated and the tn-
terment Was In Brussels cemetery.
COMING -
"GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE"
IN MEMORIAM
McNTOTTOT,---Td invtne• memory of a
d'eor Hnahnnd and Father, James
McNiohni, who passed away eight
years ago, Feb. 1.71;h, 1944.
We whn hired yell entity mdse yon
ie 11 dawn another year
Tn nor lonely hating of thinking
Thoughts of yon ere ever near.
itjver lovingly remembered by fits
wife and famu1',
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