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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-2-27, Page 1THE BRUSSELS Wednesday, February 27th, 1952 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE 1 THE DIOCESE OF HURON HURON COLLEGE APPEAL $375,000.00 Must Be Raised TO FREE OUR COLLEGE OF DEBT • $1,006,000.00 Has Already Been Raised Campaign Opens lMarch 2nd HURON COLLEGE LONDON, CANADA "The Mother of the University of Western aeritarle" NOTICE — The Dvonire Beauty Shop will be olos'ed for about 10 days, from March 10th, while I am recuperating from a tonsil operat- ion, Lois Dodds. A PLAY — Entitled "Cottage Chintz" by the young people of Londesboro United Church, will be held In the United Church Walton on TUESDAY, MARCH 11th at 8 P.M. Admission 25c and 50c :Sponsored by the W. M. S. 17th and boundary group. CONCERT AND DANCE Persunal Appearance of the KANSAS FARMER and HIS ENTERTAINERS Featuring — Canada's Only Singing Violinist, Radlo Artist, Vaudeville Star Clean Entertainment for the Entire Family FRIDAY, MARCH 14th 8,15 P, M. At Brussels Town Hall Under auspices of Brussels Lions Club DANCE AFTER CONCERT Admission fur both 50o P• NOTICE — Applioations will be received by the undersigned to Saturday, March tat, 1952, at tour o'clock p. m. far the position of Warble Fly Inapeetor for the Township of Grey. E dythe M. Cardiff, Clerk., Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Platten 10 a. m. Bundey School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Divine Worship 7,80 p. m, ,Special Service of Music and Song United Church OR CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -11 o'clock "First Things, First" Church School -12 o'clock. Evening Warship 7 o'clock "Hearing and Doing." Come and Worship. Church of Englund Pariah of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rester. Qutnguageaima Feb. 24th, 1952 >n John's Church, Brussels-- 11 russels-11 a. m. Morning Prayer Sunday School St. David's Church. Henfri a 2,90 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday Bohol St. George's Church, Walton 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this oppor- tunity +of thanking .friends and neigibbours for 'their kindness and for all those who remembered me with cards, frit, treats and floweret, while I was a patient 1 n'tbe Vic- toria Iiospttal, London also ,thanks to Dr. Myere, and the nurses. Mrs. Hid& 'Woods. ST. JOHN'S W. A. The February meeting of .St. John's W. A. was held at the home of Mrs. A. Morrow on Tlueeday, Feb. 1910x, with ten members present. Meeting opened with the Hymn 416, "Watch and Pray," Psalm 77 was read by Mrs. G. Davis. The Presi- dent, Mrs.. Kerr led the prayer service, witb the members prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read and accepted. Correspondence was read by Mrs. Morrow from our prayer partner, Miss Mary Harris, who is in the Anglican Training College in Toronto, Mrs. Kerr presided over bhe business period. , Our study — The origin of "The w. A. of tale Church of Eng- land in Canada" was continued by Mrs. Kerr who read some interest- ing phases of the work. Meeting closed with prayer. Bunch commit- tee, were Mns. H. Beane, Mrs. J. Fischer and Mrs. G. Davis. SOCIAL EVENING Sponsored by Cranbrook Library In Cranbrook Community Centre on FRIDAY MARCH 7th at 8' P. M. Including musical numbers and a A Short 'Play entitled Bugginsville Uplift Society and Moving Pictures by Dr. McMaster Followed by Dancing 11 to 2.' Music by Fordwich Orchestra Lunch Counter , Admission 50c I BISHOP OF HURON TO BROADCAST FOR FUNDS FOR HURON COLLEGE The Rt. Rev. G. N, Luxton, D, D., L. L. D„ Lord Bishop of Huron, will speak to Anglican Church congre- gattoue tbraugh,out the Diocese of Huron by radio on Sunday, The Bishop's manage, - will inengerate the Huron 0011ege building fund campaign to valise $375.000, wall be hroadoaet over radio station C01'PL and ,sureounding stations. The broad- cast will he heard locally over C.K.N.X. Bishop Liixton will .ask the people in Western Ontario 10 help the college free itself of debt accrued through this ,connatenotion of a $1,399,000• building to aogomodate divinity students and other stn.- dente tndentis at the University of Western Ontario, the district's own Insti- tution of higher learning. Over a million dollars 'have al- ready been subscribed. The Rev. C. C. W. Mixer, rector of St. Jo'hn's Anglican Church, Kitchener. le directing the appeal, and the Parish of Brussels the cam- paign will be headed by 'Mr, Harvey Bryant, The Deanery Cheir- mmn is Mr. Ford. of Goderieh. Dr. R. S, Hamilton Funeral services for Dr. Richard S. Hamilton were held on Wednes= day at 2.00 p. m. from the Walker funeral hone, Brussels. Rev. A. Lane of the United Church officiat- ed, asstarted by Rev_ J. H. Kerr of the Anglican Chetrkh. The pall - hearers were, Elston Cardiff, James Bryans, William McMurray, Archie 'Engel, Charles Davidson and Walter Williamson, The floral tributes were carried by Bevan .Elliott, Or. well Elliott, Elvin Gregg, William Ash'on, ,Tames Donaldson, William Makins a.nd five nephews, Archie Scott, Hector Hamilton, Murray Hamilton, John Hamilton and Nor- man Hamilton. Friends and rela- tives attended from Toronto, Strat- ford, Gorriee,, Brampton and Tees - water, 'Burial wets in Brussels eem•etery. Miss Susan Hislop The death occurred Saturday night of Miss ,Susan Hislop, Brussels, in her 73t1 year. She was bona In Grey Township, daughter of the late Andrew Hislop and his wife Suean McNair. For the pest 30 yeens she has lived in Brussels, and at the time of her death made her home with her brother-in-law ,Tames Me-- redeem o-redeen. She was a faithful mem- ber of Melville Presbyterian Church, a nd active- in church or- ganizations. She is survived by two elsitets, Mrs, James Dickson (Mary), of Atwood; by one brother, Sohn Hislop, Gray township. Funeral services were conducted on Monday at ,the T). A. Reinn tluneral home, Brussels, by Rev. Wm. Fulton. Tntermenit was made In Brue'sels 1 �',>J�,S,j'RS.�jl�'s cemetery. LIS UWEL CAPITOL THEATRE 1 3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS I Thur. Fri. Sat. Feb. 28-29, Mar. let it Kathryn Grayson, Ave Gardiner, Howard Keel In "SHOW BOAT" Technicolor Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.—Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon, Tues. March 3.4 Adult Entertainment Cary Grant, Jeanne Crain In "PEOPLE WILL TALK" TUESDAY FOTO-MITE Bat Offer $200 Monday Attendance Card filet. Wednesday ONLY March 5th Nora SwinSwlnburn, Esmond Knight In "THE RIVER" Technicolor NOTE — Matinee at 3.30 P. M. Evening at 8.80 P, M. This Is a "Roadshow" and according ' to contract with the producer the following prices .will prevail fur this'engagement only — +, MATINEE — Adults .650 Incl tax Sudents .8110 EVENING — ALL SEATS $1.00. COMING SOON Clifton Webb In JI "MR, BELVEDERE RINGS, THE BELL" WALTON Watch for further announcement of the St. Patrick Social at Duff's United Church, Walton on Friday, March the 14th. BLUEVALE ORGAN DEDICATION SERVICE :HELD On Sunday leluewale Pnesbyeerian Church d edica'ted its new $.2,050 e0eotric organ at a eepcial service. The Rev. Murbthew Bailie, pastor, oonductbd :the service, witb epeeist anthems rendered by the c'belr, Plurohnse of the organ was made through voluntary subscriptions of the congregation. Choir members wore their new gowns for ,bine first time, made pos- sible by Item Ladles' Aid of the church, Mrs, 0. B. Moffatt, was organist. ' Members of the organ commit; tee were ; Chairman R. J. McMui'-, ray, Mr. 13ailie, Mns, Gordon Greig,. MTs. Moffaltt, Mrs. Donald. Robert-, son. Majestic Women's institute 'Tire February meeting of the Majestic Women's Institute was held 'tn the Brussels Public Library on Thursday, atom:bees Feb. 14th, The meeting opened with a mem- orial .prayer for the late King and Royal 'Family by Mrs. It W. Stephen's "followed by two minutes of silence. The minutes and financial reports were read by the secretary. The roll eall •"`A'Firsi Aid Hint" brought some interesting and helpful sug- 'gestions. Mr, Jas, S. Armstrong spoke on 'behalf of ,Ube Fair Board anKI requested that the Institute take owed the responsibility of the larches exhibits for the Fair. Mr. Armstrong thlanked the ladies for their .help help In the past years. Plans are being made to have the prize lists out in early in May. It was also decided to ask for a delegate from Moncrieff, Cranbrook, Ethel and Bluevale Women's Institutes as. let at the Fair,- Mrs. Douglas FTemingwey was appointed to be convener for the Majestic W. I. A committee was appointed for the L. 0. L. dance, Mrs. Earl Cudmore, gave the re - sears of interviewing the property committee of the town in connection with installing public rest rooms. Committees were appointed; to make ardangement for two euchre parties to he held in the Town .Hall noon as an effort to raise funds. It is hped to organize a Teen - Town in Brussels. A. meeting and dance will be held in the Town Hall on Feb. 22nd. MTs. Marks, Mrs. Todd and Mns. Lane were appointed to esedst with the meeting. - Miss Thelma Maier and Mrs. Eldon Wilson are to be the leaders for the garden club. Mrs. A, Lane gave a moat interest- ing nteresting motto "No one gets indigestion from eating humble Pie," Grades 5 and 6 of the Public School delighted this Institute with their musical numbers with Mrs. Douglas at the piano, The Girl Guides gave a demonstration on bandaging under the leaders Misses Donna Cudmore and Margaret Speir. The singing of "God Save The I Queen" brought the meeting to a 1. close. se delicious lunch was served' by Mrs. W. Miller, Mrs. K. Shurrte, Mrs. J, Speir, Mrs. A. Sinclair and Mrs, W. J, Peerie. CHURCH NOTES Union Lenten Service will be held in St. John's Anglican Church at 3 p. in. on WedeseedaY, February 2.7111. Wooten"s World Day of Prayer will be held in Brussels Untied Church tit 3 p. m, on Feb. 29th. SPECIAL,SERVICE OF MUSIC AND SONG At the special Service of Music and Song, to be held at Melville Matra, Brussels on Sunday evening, bMaroh diha and, the choir will sing Doorak'.s "Going Home" and Mc- Fa'rren's "The Lord is myShephenh" Team. MOohugal of Blyth, violinist, will play the chart -Meg "Manner" by Bocchemtni. There will also be steered solos by Bryan Prescott, tenor, and Grar,me McDonald, bass, A mixed quartette will sing ICE -CYCLES OF 52 APRIL 15th Thru To 19th "MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW" Featuring for the first time on Ice "THE STUDENT PRINCE" Evenings Reserved - $1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 Saturday Matinee Only - Reserved -2,00, Childs Half Price KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM "Wllispelring Hol.ef'. Mr, Thomp- son '<t'it1 play Handiel's "Firework ll'fnsic" and Purcell's "Trumpet Tune and Air?' Special selections will also be played onthe Oarillonic ReTis., Service at 7.30 5, in, THE UNITED CHURCH "Unconscious Glory" was the wor- ship theme M the United Ceurah on Sunday, Feb. 24th — the Biblical basis of the sermon Exodus 34: 29, And it came do •pass,• when Moses came down from Mt. Sinai that Moses wast not theft the skin of his face shove by reason of his speaking with Him" The 'burden of the m05st:6 a was that sanctity can never be a secret, for spiritual, emotional and intellectual experi- ences express themselves on our facial and pleysioai features. Lawrie and Betty Cousins sang the duet, "God'•o Way, by Lida Leech. Continuing the series on "The Parehlee of .Tesua" in the evening the ,'Parables of the Sons" was discussed, 'emph:esing the truth that men are responsible for hearing and receiving the message of the Kng- dom. Let ups all nae the Lenten Season as a penind of loyalty to Jesus Christ In worship and work. DESCRIBES VISIT. TO BIBLE LANDS The Harmony Club of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels, met ' in the church parlor on Wednesday evening. The meeting opened with a hymn and prayer by Rev. W, Ful- ton. Robert Cunningham, Ether, sang a solo, acoompanied by Mrs. George Elliott. The speaker for the evening was 'Lev. R .7. Boggs , of Moleswortb. Mr. Boggs had bean a chaplain with the army in Palestine during the last war, and one of his duties was to take,groups of troops on i tour of the historic sites around Jerusalem. He cloak his audience on the same tow on this occasion.. Starting ,at the top or the Mount of Olives they could look down into Jer'urealenl, and they followed the direct route taken by Jeans on his triumphal trip before his cruci- fixion. They visited the Rater- noeter. Church on the site where Christ is supposed to have origin. env offered the Lord's Prsyer; then I the Plateau of Weeping. where Jesus wept because the Sews were not accepting Him. then the Garden of Gethsemane. The olive trrees still crowing here are supposed to be t shoots of the nrtclnel ones. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre fs built over where Golgotha was. A hits In the rock in the alter is sup - Posed to represent where the cross Mood. 1 Mr. Boggs also described Bethle- i hent six miles from Jerusalem, and Nazapeth, 100 miles north. The choly has decided to ask Mr, Lorne Willits of Listowel to bring ever his community choir for a rntuerl some time In the near fu - lure. After a sing song. a social time was enjoyed,. the Ismail cnmmlttee being Mrs. Gerald Gibson. Airs, W. Fulton, Mrs. Jamse Trnlrnd and ; Mrs. Calvin Kreuter. $2.00 per year - $2.50 Mrs, T. L. Prest 1 UNITED CHURCH W. A. Funeral service for Mrs. Themes Prest, w110 died in Alexandra Hospt- lal in her 64411 year, was held at the Cranston funeral home at 2.30 Saturday, conduebed by Rev. B. H, Farr, Of Si. George's Anglican Chua'ob, Interment was in Maitland cemetery. Formerly Helen J. Sheppard, she was born in God- erich, e daughter of 'the late Albert M. and Emily Middleton Sheppard, and rad lived in Norto Battleford and other Western point.s She lived in Brussels, Ont., before re- turning to Gaderich six years ago. She was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, and of Maple Leaf Chapter, L 0. D. E. Surviving are her husband, a retired bank manager, three sons, Thomas of Edmoniton; Wiliam M, Toronto end ,Tames E., of Goderich; also a brother Find Sheppard, of St. Petersburg, Fla.; end two sisters, Mrs. Charles Garrow, of Toronto; and Mrs. Edmund Champion, of Weyburn, Sask.. Another son Robert, was killed In action over- seas In the S',cond World War, BORN STEVENSON—In Wingkram General Hospital, on Sunday, Febrelary 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stev- enson, R. R. 2 Brussels, a son. I Te Woinait',s Association of i Brussels United Church mot at the home of Mrs. A. Armstrong Tues- day evening, with 20 women prei- en,t, In the ,absence of the Pres' dent, Mrs, R, B, Coteins. Mrs. A, Armstrong, presided. One minute's elletuce was observed, atter which routine reports were read by Miss Carrie MoCrackin, and Mrs, W. Bell, Two ooniests were conducted by Mrs. A. Lane, A Lunen was ear. ved by Mrs. R. Dawning, Miss Addle Cardiff, Mrs. W. Oardiff end Mrs. R, Currie. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by the supplying, crushing and hauling approximately 15,000 cubic yards of ' gravel for the Township of Morrla; crusher to be equipped wits 11•4 , inch eicreen. h( A certified cheque for $200 must accompany each tender and the tenders must be in by 2,30 p. m., March 3rd. Lowest or any tender not necee• sanity accepted. Geo. C. Mertin, Clerk, EUCHRE and DANCE In Cranbrook Community Hall Friday, February 29th (Spensnred by the Board of Managers) Euchre starts at 8.45 P. M. MUSIC BY WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA DANCE AT 11 P. M. Admission 50c LUNCH Everybody Welcome BOOTH Reduced Prices On All International Refrigerators APPLICATIONS WANTED ASpiiieattons for spreyman and i helper for the Township of Morris I will be received by the under. 1 signed tip mall two p, m., Marob E. i Serapman to reoetvo 85 cents per' hour and the helper to receive 76 chats per hour, Geo, C. Martin, Clerk, 7-4 cu. ft. with full width freezer at $250.00 to large size 9.5 cu. ft. at $349.00, also deluxe model 9.2 cu. ft. with 50 lb. freezer, butter conditioner and shelves in door at $425.00, home freezer in 3 sizes. There is a 5 year guarantee and any of these units will be installed on a ten day trial. Tractors We have a complete line of Tractors for immediate delivery, including WD 9, W6, Farmall H, Super C and Super A, or W K 40-10-20 on rubber, also Ford Tractor and Plow 3 years old, mechani- cally in A,l condition. Complete line of machines needed for spring work available at present. Leave order for these at your earliest passible date as there will be a shortage of some of these machines. 1f you have any machines in need of repairs get your parts from us or better yet have our trained mechanic do the job for you before the spring rush. Bridge Motors Phone 16xr4 Brussels, Ont.