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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-3-5, Page 1THE LOST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, March•5th, 1952 . POST $2.00 per year -$2.50U.$.4 ICE CYCLES OF 52 APRIL 15th Thru . To 19th "MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW" Featyiring for the first time on•ice "THE STUDENT PRINCE" Evenings Reserved - $1.60 - $2.00 - $2.60 • Saturday Matinee Only • Reserved -2.00, Childs Half Price KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM. LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY The ladies held a Euchre party in the Auxiliary rooms on Feb. 97th, at 8 o'clock. Fourteen tables were set and the high prizes went to Mrs. Fred Stephenson and Mr. J. Rhodes and ,the low prizes to •Mrs. A. Oakley ' and Mr, Ken. Sholdice. Lunch . was served by the committee in charge. An enioyabte evening ended with ,the singing of God Save The Queen. A PLAY — Entitled "CHINTZ COTTAGE" by the young people of Londeshore) United Church, will be held In the Walton Community Hall on TUESDAY, MARCH lith at 8.30 p. m. - Admiaelon 25c and 50o Sponsored by the W. M. 8. 17th and boundary group. CONCERT AND DANCE Persunal Appearance of the KANSAS FARMER and HIS ENTERTAINERS Featuring — Canada's Only Singing Violinist, Radio Artlet, Vaudeville Star Clean Entertainment for the Entire Family FRIDAY, MARCH 14th .8.16 P. M. At Brussels Town Hall Under auspices of Brussels Lions Club DANCE AFTER CONCERT Admisaton for both 50c Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.H.P. Fulton 10 a. m. Bandy School and Bible Class 11 a, m. Divine Worship Evening Worship — 7 p.•' m. . United Church. OP CANADA Minister Rev.Agpmer Lana it o'clock Morning bbu "tient Life" (;hruit School -12 o'clock. Evening Worship — 7 o'clock "The Kingdom and Evil" Union Lenten Service in The - United, Church TPtnesdey, Maroh 11th alt 8 o'clock. Church of England Parish et Mrusssis Rev. J. H. Kerr — Raster. Second Sunday in, Lent March 9th,, 1952 N. Jehn'a Chum. iinresele- 11 a m. Morning Pilaw ltAtnd&y School SL David's Churoh. Wsafrfie 8,30 p. m. !Pinning Prayer Asndy Retool iR Georges Churoh, Wells 7.90 p.m, Evening Prayer TENDERS WANTED — Tenders for the spraying of Cattle for Warble Fly in the Town- ship of Grey, will be received "by the undersigned until eight P, M., March 12,th. State price per head per spray ,Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk, CARD OF THANKS The humidly of Mrs. Andrew Knight wish. to express their sincere thanks to friends and neighboprs for .their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral .tributes. Special thanks to Rev, W. M. Thomas and Mr. D. A. RAM CARD OF THANKS We wish to Wank all those who so freely helped us in any way through our period of sorrow in the passing of our ,stater and aunt Miss 'Susan Elslop • Your kindness will ever be re- membered. The Hdslops and The McFadzeane. 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 "CHINTZ COTTAGE" end Moving Pictures by Dr. McMaster Followed by Dancing 11 to 2. Music by Fordwlch Orchestra Lunch Counter Admission 50e ESTIMATES WANTED — For installation of a public wash- ' room int Btlussels Town Hall EsU- ,atee to include r"" nl.e-modelling of rooms to accommodate ,these wash rooms, and the supply acid install- ation of all plumbing, heating and eleoticai LLltures required. For further information. -contact Council 1 lire C. L. Workman and A. Me - 1 Taggart, G. R. Campbell, Clerk. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. VARIETY REVIEW DOMING TO BRUSSELS, 3 BIG NIGHTS MARCH 27th, 28th and 31st A. Variety Review featuring, danc- ing, and Comedy will be staged in the Brluseel'e Town Holl by local talent sponsored by the Lions Club. A Junior review will be apart of this stage show, A lovely. chorus Tina beautitel costumes, special lighting effects, a barber siren quartette, a conuedY team, specialty members; will ail make this an entertaining show, Don't miss it, Watch for further announcements, MARCH 6.7.8 "SATURDAYS HERO" John Derek -' Donna Reed The story of the football hero whom Jacksdn College bought and paid for and the girl they used as bait. The buying system stripped of Its glamour. MARCH 10-11-12 "STRICTLY DISHONORABLE" Ezlo Plnza Janet Leigh There's laughs galore In this comedy with two romances and an off -and - on -again courtship. Plnza sings "I'll See You In My Dreams" and other .songs. MELVILL5 LADIES' AID The Ladies? Arid of Melville Pres- byterdau ()hunch met at the home of Mats, Neloon Cardiff ,on Monday night, Mss'. J. S. Armstrong, pre- siding and 26 ladies present. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read by the secretary Mrs,. Wesley Kerr, and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs, C. Long. It was decided, to hold a garden parity in the .summer instead of a bagear in the Fall. A baking and apron sate was planned for the near future. Each lady except those in tate Y. W. Guild, Is, to be asked to donate an. apron. Mrs. C. Baeker and Mrs. G. Mc- Dowell were appointed to took into the matter df supplying extra heat in the manse kitchen. An annex might help. Mrs. W. Fulton gave an Trishread- ing, and Mrs. Walter Kerr played Trisfi plane selections. Miss Moses conducted a contest andlunch was served by Tins. Robert Scott, Mrs. George Wane a,nd Miss Ella Kerr. -NOTICE — A grass and silage meeting will be held in the Forester's, Hell, Belgrave on Friday, March 11th, at. 1.30 p. m. Speakers from 0. A. C., Guelph wlll be present, also a panel dis- cussion will take place. A ladles meeting will take place at the same time in Cotumunity Room. Demonstration on• cuts of meat and cooking of them. Both meetings sponsored by Morris Fed- eration of Agriculture. Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, wish to announce the engagement, of their only daughter, Kathleen Marie, to John. Alexander McWhirter, son of Mir. and Mrs, Wm. McWhirter, of Stalwart, Sask. The marriage to take place early in March. MARCH 19.14-15 "FRANCIS GOES TO T145. RACER" Donald O'Connor Piper Laurie Famous Francls the talking mule In another ,.big comedy hit. This le top-flight light entertainment. COMING "CAPTAIN HORATIO •'til HORNBLOWER" News Reel — THE LATE KING'S FUNERAL •-- MAR. 17.19.19 Grey Twp. Council Glrey Township Council meeting was held on Marsh 1st., Ail members taking an octal o1 allegiance. Mlaved by 7?ugh Smith, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that the minutes be radopted as read. • -- Carried. ,Moved by LLoward McNaught, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that By-law No, 8 appointing J. H. Fear, Assessor be finally •passed. -- Carried. CARD OF THANKS Seoul, Korea, Feb, 19th, 1952. I would like to thank everyone who has sent .parcels of clothing to the orphenge here in Seoul. The children are well clothed now and • with warmer weather their hardships won't be so great. Anyone sending clothing now Please send it to the Chaplain, 25 Cdn., )+, 11 S., C. A. P. 0. 5000 Van- vetiver, anvetiver, B. C. I am happy to be able to receive the parcele for the orphanage but my rotation time is getting close. .. Thank you again, we apprectate Mir parcels very much, :•;;W sMOW !/ slI , Teed( Mitche)ll, ISS LISTOWEL CAPITOL THEATRE 3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS Thur, Fri. Sat. March 6.7.8 Clifton Webb, Joanne Dru in "MR. BELVEDERE RINGS THE BELL" Sat. Mat. 2 a.m.—Eve. 1.311 a.se- Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded. SP AND SONd AT MELViLLE CHURCH The special service of =Me and song, held ea Melville Presbyterian Churoh, Brussels on Sunday night, attracted, a large numberr both from the village and the *mound- ing comlminity. The choir Of 30 voices, sang Dvorak's "Going 'Home," and MoFarrenfs• "The Lord Is My Shepherd," John. McDougall of Blyth, violinist, played "Minuet'' by Baccherini, Bryan Prescott, tenor, sang "Ml Through the t Night," and a mixed ECIAL SERVICE OF MUSIC d quartetsang by.W1u, E, -Bishop that the excess "\\'hle3eMing Hope." payments on, the Breriiruer Drain be L. D. Thompson, • organist and refunded, — Carried. choir leader, played Handel's "Fire - Moved by Howard McNaught, work Music," which had been com- seoonded by Wm, E, Bishop that posed to mark the Treaty of Aix - the Ccjumcil proIPS ianally ones By- la -Chapelle, and Purcell's "Trumlpet law No, 6 oil, the Lynton Quipp Tune and Air," Two hymns aril Alain end Court a Revision be now "Londonderry Air" were played on closed, and the Clerk advertise far the oardilonie bells, illustrating, the uee made of single and double notes and chords. THE UNITED CHURCH ,tenders to be in by April 5th el 2 orclook. — Carried. Moved by, Clifford R. Dunbar, seconded by ITowand 5'. McNaught that tihe Council advertise for tend, ere to spray cattle es stated by By-law .for Warble Fly Control: Tenders to he in hands. of Clerk March 12th. at 8 P. M. Moved by Howard McNaught, seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that we instruct the Clerk to order the balance of tide for the McNaught, Bv,ttery and Quipp Drains, Tile to be delivered to the drain. — Carried. 3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS Mon. Tues. Wed, March 10.11.12 Donald O'Connor, ' Piper Laurie "Franey' (The Talking Mule) In "FRANCIS GOES -TO THE RACES" TUESDAY FOTO-NITS 1st Offer $200 Monday Attendance Card NIAL 3 BIG DAYS 9 BIG DAYS Thur. Fri, Sat March 13.14.15 Bud Abbott, Lou Costello In "COMIN' AROUND THE MOUNTAIN" Moved by Clifford 11, Dunbar, seconded by Hugh Smith that Fred Smalldon be appointed Warble Fly Inspector at 91.00 per hour. — Carried, Moved by Win. E. Bishop seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that we in- struct the Clerk to advertise for crushing and delivering of 4000 yds. or more gravel any place in Town- ship, 3-4 inch screento lie used. Each tender to be accompanied by marked Cheque for $300.00. Tenders to be in hands of Clerk by April 5th at 3 o'clock. — Carried. Moved by Howard McNaught, seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that in view of the present situation we feel that the- application for a con- siderable advance in present 'salary of High School teachers is untimely end that the rate -payers of this Township art opposed +o any con- siderable increase art this time. — Carried, Moved by Howard MoNa.ught, seconded by Clifford R. Danbar that the grader stay on the road or road allowance unless by order in Couneil, — Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that all accounts as rend be paid. — Carried. Moved by Howard MaNaugiht, seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that we do now adjourn until APrll 5 at 1 o'clock or at the call of the Reeve. — Carried. e folitowhig eceouints were paid: R. F, Youn,Insuronce PoThlley No. R. 66602 97.50 The Brussels Post, 13y -laws •Printed 45.00 The Municipal World, Supplies 40.25 County of Iiuron, Hospitalization 46.60 Relief 2'•00 Pox Bounty 128.00 Robt. L, Cunningham, Cement, Ethel Village230.00 Edythe Cardiff, Clerk's Fees, Emerson Mitchell Dr, 20.00 Geo. A. Dunbar, Stamps 7.00 Roads 1820.80 *2879.05 Edythe, M. Cardiff, Cleric. "First Things First," was the theme, a worship in the United Church on Sunday, March '2nd. The text "Seek ye first His Kingdom and His Righteouenees and all these brings stall be added unto you." The Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of the world are not 09 - Posed to each other as good and evil or right and wiiong but as first and second, The Kingdom of God must be first for the Christian. The choir sang the anthem, "5 Heard The Voice of Jesus Say," by Horatinis Bonar, At evening worship two parables were studied — "The Children at Play" and "The Wise and Foolish Builders," both making a plea for earnestness in translating the mes- soge of the reality in life. Mrs. Martha Knight The death eccured in Grey town- ship on Monday, Feb. 25th of Mrs. Martha: Knight in her ninethieth year, at the home of her son-in-law James MacDonald after an illness or several months. Born in McKillop township, she was •the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Bolger. In 1894 she was married to Andrew Knight and they farmed in Morris town- ship until bre death of her husband in 1936. She was a member of the Walton t'ndaed Church. Surviving are two daughters (Laura) Mrs, Lew Arm- strong. Morris tnwndhip; ...(Edna) .firs, James MacDonald, Grey town- ship; three grand children, four great grand children; one sister :firs. T;niily Pollard, Hamilton, Ont.; two brothers James Bolger, Seaforth and Wm. Bolger, Lacandenn, Sask. The funeral service was, con- ducted by the Rev. W. M. Thomas of Walton United Church and inter- nment in the Brussels cemetery,. with Mrs. Harald Smalldon render - Ing a solo accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Brown, Blyth. Pallbearers were George Pollard, Harry Bolger, Harold Bolger, Mao Sentt, Stewart McLaughlin, Arthur McCall. The beautiful floral tributes. were carried by Kenneth MacDonald, Donald MacDonald, Murray Huether. Gerald Watson, Charles Hollinger and Ross McCall. iGG'?PdEWE 1r 11J'?,"' Mrs. 7, S. Arinstronig was in. T11 - bury visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Tibbo. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy and family attended the Toronto Ki- wanie, Mttaleal Festival. Robert Kennedy computed in the clarinet class and came fourth with a ,mark of 79. The find place winner re, caved 88 points, NOTICE The director's or the Cra.nbrooit Comntueity Centre aro holding an Easter Formal Dance on A.pi'il 18U, in Cranbrook Community Ha11, Watch for further particulars. PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN BRUSSELS TOWN HALL MAJESTIC W. 1, NEW PROJECT For twenty years this has been the dream of the, Women's Lnetitute, Public rest rooms fqr country mothers -to take their children while on strapping trips to Brussele stores. This has been the erying need.. But the unsurmountable difficulty lead adwo!ys• been the lack of water SO the idea was al- ways laid aside with regret, With the imitating of the water works that obstacle is now past. The ladies are starting a drive for funds for this project on March 20111 and Mat. Two fig euchre parties are being held in the Town. Hall. E,ve(ryone lniterelsted in bringing our Town Hall up to date ,are condlaaly invited. - Be .one of, the onawd on those nights of, entertainment and good fellowship and make a dam re become a reality now. CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank all my friends and neigh- bours who sent cards and treats and visited me during my illness and also for a lovely box from the Ladies Association your kindness will long be remembered, Mrs. Wm. Ellicott DISASTER SERVICES AND READ CRASS Dismlot gsteisppwhich shook the natio* do haen every day, But al- most every day Mandisaster* overtake a family spmeWhere in Canada. In thee firdt nine mouths of 10:51, Canadian Red Cross disas- ter service organization gave ai ist1ance to 3,843 individuals, and 814 families, in 405 disasters, 'Phisphase of the Society's work ranges from assistance in single families, anal in large scale disasters. In 1950, the Manitoba flood VMS one of the three great disesteris in which Red Cross ministered to the victtafli, Thatwas the greatest disaster in- volving a single city ever to occnr on the American continent. At one time Red Cross was spending 950,005 a clay for food, clothing, medical supplies and transpontatlon 01 evacuees. In all, a million dollars was spent by Red Cross and a quarter million dollars, worth • of donated supplies distributed. -BOYS SCOUTS PAPER -DRIVE AI On Tuesday, March 1101, the Bol Scouts will have a paper -drive. Willeveryone kindly leave out papelafter- aleand magazines securely tied in after - ale bundles ter the boys to pick-up. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER World Day of Prover was held at Brussels United Ohnrch, Mrs, .A Lane, of the United Church, Mrs. Jas, S. Armstrong of Melville Presl byterian Church, and Mrs, R. W. Stephens, of St, Jo'hn's Anglican Church, presided for the respon- sive readings. Prayers were of- fered by Mrs. A. Armstrong, Mrs, George Davis, Mrs, 0, Elliott., Mrs. Morrison and Mrs, W. ninon. H. Dent was guest speaker, and Mrs, George Elliott was soloist. The offering oe 921.55 was taken by Mrs, D. A. Rana endMrs. W. P. Todd, who also acted as 'ushers, St. Patrick's Social .Entertainment at Duff's United Church and Walton Friday, March 14th at 8.30 p. m. Admission - Adults 40c, Children 20c GAMES — DANCING —• FUN TEEN-AGE PARTY For Teen-agers from 12 to 20. • Brussels and surrounding community In Brussels Town Hall on Friday Night, March 7th, 8.30 - 12 LUNCH FREE — COKES EXTRA ADMISSION 15c Melville Harmony Club presents the LISTOWEL RADIO CHOIR under the direction of Mr. Lorne Willits In Melville Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, March 19, at 8.15 p. m: Adults 75c School Children 25c BENEFIT DANCE In Aid of Injured Hockey Players Of Brussels Hockey Tearn In Brussels Town Hall on TUESDAY, MARCH 25th At 9 P. M. Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Lucky Door Prize Admission 50c per person Have Your Papering and Interior Painting Done Now Prompt Attention Is Assured By Getting Your Or"der In. Early LarryFischer Phone 23-r-15 Brussels