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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-8-13, Page 1• . slay, August 13th, 1952 THE BRUSSELS Post Publishing House Authorized as second clime mail, Post Off1Oe Depwrtment, Ottawa Wei TOMIN'S STUDIOS l'>>;aster tlz Pilotography --• 100 Shanley Street, Kitchener, Oast. Portrait to be taken at the New American Hotel Brussels on Saturday,'Aug. 16 - 3 to 9 p. m. Selection of Poses -One Offer Only To Each Person A Really New Sensational Offer $2.49 ONE 8 x l0 GOLD TONE PORTRAIT - BEAUTIFULI,Y MOUNTED Just a photograph to -day - to -morrow's treasure Everybody Welcome •1111111.1•11111, 4111111.11111111EW NOTICE RE WEEDS Notice Is hereby given to owners of subdielded portions of the Munlclpailty of Huron County .that unless all noxious weeds thereon are destroyed before the 15th day of August, 1962, In so- cordance with the Control Act, the inspector under authority given In Sections, 3, 7 10, and 12, ot the Act, will cause the noxious weeds -or weed seeds to be destroyed, and the costs thereof will bo placed on the Collector's roll for collection In the same manner as 'taxes under the Assessment Act. Weed Inspector. W. R. Dougall Municipality of 'Huron County. C. E. Homuth R. O. Mrs. H. V. Homuth R. 0. Optometrists will be in Brussels, at Miss M. Bryans house on THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 from 9.30 to 6.00 Please make appointments at Miss Bryans' residence, BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING Beessele, July 28, 1952 The regular meeting of Brussels Municipal Connell was held on the above date. All members of Council were present. After the minutes of the last meeting were read, it was moved by A. McTaggart, seconded by C. L. Workman that the minutes be adopt- ed' as read. - Carried. The following accounts were order- ed paid on motion of R. A. Bennett, seconded by J. H. Stretton. Workmen Compensation Board 1962 part assessment $ 28.26 A. H. Oaldey, labor 4'S °aunty of Huron, grader rental 36.00 W. H. Bell, salary 136.00 O. R. Campbell, salary 58.00 By -Law No. 7, 1052 was read the third time and passed on motion of 1 C. L. Workman, seconded by A j Draw nigh to God and He will draw nigh to yon. Jea, 4,9. Melville Church MkdM,r. Nev. W.H.r. tells, 11 a. m. "United Services during August in Melville Church. Rev. A. Lane , officiating. United Church OR CANADA Minister Rev: Megrim Lane Morning Wore) P - 11 °Week In McIYille Obtureh Come and Worship I Church of England Parish of Brussels , r/. Js Rev. A. Norman This M.A. 10th Sunday After Trinity August 17th, 1962 hes Chetah. •rwesels 8.80 a. in. Holy Communion 11 a m, Morning Ptlayer Sunday School et David's Cherish. Niglio 2,80 p• m, Holy CamtnuniO1L St. George'* Church, Walton 9,30 a. m, Morning Prager aw^ McTaggart. This By -Law se,t the Tax Rates for the year 1952. Rates were as follows :. County Rates 9 mills GPingham Dst. High School 5.2 DAUB County of Huron, 1 ship the afternoon of Aug tst etre ' Frank Donnell, Account 66. BRUSSELS MERCHANT IN STRATF'ORA HOSPITAL, Mr, 51. Wuieoorg, we .are glad to report: is improving after having received ten blood tranefusiona. in the pant week. lie is in Stratford General - OTOepiitee. Thera wog 0 Prompt response to. the need for blood donors from Brussels men.. The ewellve men from here wile went to ,the hospital to give blood were; Gordon TCrouter, ?elven Kreuter, Ken Colemen, Graeme McDonald, Max 080fi.eld, Geo, Mo:Cutcl icon; Lorne MoCtuteheoae TeL Mi eehell, .0. J. Pegelow, Bill W411i0 and .Toltn. Edgar. There were also several , Blyth' Peg+elow, Bill Willis, John Edgar and Wm. Martin, MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL Morris To,wntship Council Meeting, AUg. 5, 1952. • The Council met In the Twp. Hall on the above date will all members present. The minultes of the lest meehiug •were read. and, adopted on motion of Bailie Parrott and Sam Alcock, Moved by Chas, Coulttes, seconded by Sam Alcock that we make ap- plication to Engineer J. Howes to have the Nevins and Pierce Drains examined. and •made into a Mendel - pal Digin. - Canried, Motved by Gras. Coultas, seconded t by Wm. Elston that By -Law No7-6, 1952 setting the Township mill rate at 9.5 mills be passed as reed the first, second and third times. - Carried. Woved by Wm. Elston, seconded by Sam Alcock that the roads bills as presented by the Road Supenln- tendent be paid. - Carried. Moved. by Bailie Parrott, second- ed by Sam Alcock that the Court of Revislon on the Assessment Roll for 1953 be held on Alusghst 30 at 10 e. m. and Council Meeting be held in the afternoon at 1 p. m. - Carried. The following accounts were paid; BRUSSELS HOLDS WINTHROP 1 - 1 IN SOCCER THRILLER Walton, Mg. 10th =- A fast and c1o'se game at- football between Bressele and W4rrthrom in a semi- final game was plaoyed in Walton Palk. ' Winthrop soored in tale firet Period, lir the second period Brussels, potting -on considerable steam scored .one goal jnat before time was galled making it a tie 1-1. A -sudden death game wee .sobedule0 'Monday evening In the Walton park to decide the winner of the South Huron group for the right .to meet Walton next week In a a heet-otthreeg^a.mes' seriee, Mrs. "James Sholdice Mrsr James SbOldice, aged 84, eh h f h d liter died .at a ome et he aug Mrs. John MoN.aughtob, Tucker. smith Tdwrts5ilp on Wednesday morn- ing, July 30. She wane the fo mer Miss Marion Watson daarghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Watson. She was married to her hunlband the late James Sholdice in 1893. He predeceased ber in 1946. Mrs. Shol- dice vas a member of the Pres., byterian church. Surviving are. two cons, Watson., Morris Township; John. London; and three daughter, Mrs. John McNaughton, Tuelcer- smith; Mrs. Tolbert Clark, Lon- don; Mrs. George T. Williamiaon, Walton; also one brother Thomas 13 Watson, Galt. Services were held Friday, Aug. 1st, at the G. A. Whitney fatneral home, Seaforth, at 2 n. m. The pallbearers were William Oldfield, Fred Scarlet. Jack Pethick,, ,Tinn Morrison. Willis Dnnda,%. Edward Deegan. The new- er bearers were, Earl and Arthur McNaughton and Kenneth Sltoldice, Cardiff Family Rally Moved by Thigh Smith, seconded A tamely picnic, In honour of I by Wm• E. Rlsbop that we now ad - Richard Cardiff' of Milestone, Sask., journ to cell Sept. 6 et one n'clork and Philip Hingston of Seaside, I or ad the call of the reeve. Oregon, U. S. A„ was& held at the - Carried. home ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cardiff, ! The following accounts were paid: seventh concession of Grey Town- Grey Twp, School Area $5000.00 00 POS $2.00 per year ., $2.50 Grey Twp. Council Grey Township -council Meeting I wee bead on Aug 2nd, Moved by Howard 1", McNaught, seconded by Wm, E. Bishop that the minutee be adopted aa road. - Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that Ole Clerk notify Engineer G. G. Reid to examine and report on Machan Dain, - Carried. Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar, sec- • onded by Win. E. Bisliep that we instru,et the cleric to notify Engineer Howes to examine and report on Cox Drain - Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that the Road Snperin.tendent widen road on side - road between 1{ot 20 and 21, coon. 2, dirt to be put la old gravel pit in frond of lot 69, con. 1, also put in fill on siclernad north from Duke's Sobool. -Carried. Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar. see• ended by Hugh Smith that Reeve C. E. Rowland he Commissioner on Cox Drain. Councillor Wm. E. Riehop, he Commissioner on Smith I Drain and lnelic Drain. - Carried j Moved by Howard F. McNaught, ' sennnaled.'hy Clifford R. Dunbar that ', we advertise_ for tenders on the , Whitfield and McNeir Drains. p - Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith. s,eeonded by Wm. P. Rimier fleet we renew !th" Mentcinel Liability Policy No. M. 2418 with rhe General Accident Trnsnrance Cn.. et a premltn:m of $335, ;c -- Carried. leaved by Win. E. Bishop, second PT by CIiffn,•d R feather that all i annrnved nevem-tete be paid. - Carried. Public School Rate 14 mills g rnillq 4 mills 19.8 mills ; Waterworks Debentures Hydant Rentals General Village Rates Total Tax Rates 60 mills Co ncil authorized the Clerk to advertise tenders wanted on ale Proximately 1500 cubic feet of new sidewalks to be laid in the business section of Turnberry Street. Council also gave permission to R. 7. Walker to Metall another table ho his billiard room on Turn. berry Street. Besiness of the meeting being concluded 'the Council adjourned.. on motion of A. McTaggart, sec- onded by J. H. Stretton. ETHEL MILL CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS I AUG. 22 t Telefon Car of ceremonies, Earl Rowe., n gram,, Rates and contests for all age I Cemetery Wan. 11. Baker. Cemetery groups were an intelysting feature I Carl 19 Willis Meehan The 'followed by a besot, lunch and, � Carl ln. Willis, Rutpp Dr, treats of ice cream and cantaloupe Carl E. Willis, Biftiery lar. A large white cake, beautifully deo- The Rrueselc Prat Advt., tender 1,T Nahb Award Teel Hilton Ward. Buttery Dr. 2.63 Clarence Ward, Putteny 1)r. 4.50 Jas., Pearson, lethal Garbage 80.00 Gerald Rictherd�s, Ethel R { i11 SEPT. 10 Customers Please Stock Up Early. NOTICE - Large Quantity New and 1 The Anglican Chareh fowl supper. Used Lumber. ppe Two or Three Cars Barley, One -e Wheat. $45.00 Off Car. $48.00 Ground. Tree. Planting $ County of Huron, Indigent fees Dick Aloock, Fax bounty isoank Alcock, Fax bounty Addison Fraser, Postage and Envelopes D. N. McDonald, wire and lulmher • Harvey C. Johnston, Reeve. Cleo. C. Martin, Clerk. 38.72 i Those present number 103 and with Dick Toun, Insurence Policy the exception of twelve of that % No, M. 3419 835.78 42.00 i The !Listowel Manner number who were visitors, all are , 2.00 t descendants• or their partners of the Drain Account 1,54 2.00 , The Br seeps Post family of seven seas and three U daughters of Mark Carditf and j Drain Account 26.78 David Savage, Close Drain Margaret Duffield, who, In their lifeHree lived on the farm where f David Savage, Howard Drain 19.78 Stuart Cochrane. Cox Drain W. J. D. Cardiff now lives. on the seventh concessioon of Grey. Dave Hall. Close Drain Dave Hall Howard Drain PRESENT CONCERT AT FORMOSA ON SUNDAY The Kanas Farmer and his en- tertainers will present their Western progratn at Formosa Gardens on Sunday afternoon, August 17th. BAND CONCERT Presented by Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band on SUNDAY, AUGUST 24th, at 8 P. M. At Victoria Park, Brussels. Tthe weather was excellent and Alfred Kennedy, unload file mach of the afternoon was spent In re -hewing acquaintances and getting acquainted. It is twenty-six years, since DickCardi1f was lash here for t a visit and fltitsseven years. since Phil Hingeton said good-bye to these Parts, never having been bank for a Inglis Drain N. S. Bauman, Tee McNa,aght Drain N. S. Bauman, Tile Renee DIratrq N. S. Reitman, Tile visit until now. Others present I Tatter, Drain were from L.isttowel, Atwood, Monis- ' L. D. Frain, valtuetor ton Mtivehit,on. Td tchall idtinton, I County of Huron, Toronto. EtRtel, Kitchen, Markdale FIosp}taltzattoti Walton, MoleswonOh and Brussels. i The Mmniclpat WomW, lift was capable master 1 Resoleetion Pada C it 2,00 81.80 6.40 6.40 70.00 6.40 1.50 Ice Cream Social Under auspices of Union United Church Tuesday, August 19th at the home of E. Morrow, Can..12, Grey If it is wet, will be held in the church basement. Ball Game at 7.30 p. m. Good Programme Admission 25c and. 15c DANCE To the music of Smiths Orchestra Modern and Old Tyme In Brussels Town Hall on Tuesday, August 19th Admission 50c Lunch Counter - Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion LLASHMAR DRIVE - IN THEATRE LISTOWEL • Two Shows Nightly - Rain or Shine 11 Days and date Title Stars Thur. - Fri. Au.g. 14-15 "The Marrying Kind" Judy Holliday, Aldo Ray Sat. - Mon. Aug. 16 - 18 "Raton Pass" Dennis Morgan, Patricia Neal Tues. - Wed. Steve Cochrafl, Aug. 19 - 20 "Tomorrow is Another Day" Ruth Roman Thur. - Fri. Aug. 21 - 22 "Breakt-hrough" Frank Lovejoy, John Agar 607.81 127.11 817.26 5 traps 20.00 wtti b held on Tueeday, Ocie Third I �j ' :�j v (;3"R- ij ABOUT SEPT. 11. REGENT THEATRE Seafortb, Ont. NOW PLAYtNG- I AUG. 14-16.18 Technicolor 4 "MAN IN THE SADDLE" Randolph Scott Joan Leslie Love on the range Is like a cattle stampede - sweeping all before It. This Is a super-western'1'of a battle In the hills so one man csuld drive his rival out. Aug. 19.19.20 Technicolor "HALF ANGEL" Lorretta Young Joseph Cottet The story of a gorgeous gal who loves a man one day and doesn't know him the netx. A blue-ribbon winner and one of the funniest of the year. CAPITOL LISTOWEL orated THEATRE Aug. 21-22.23 Technicolor "CARSON CITY" The gateway to gold 'and the last outpost of the lawless Is Carson City. It Is linked by the rallsoad which is built against terrific odd*. COMING- fel "MR. IMPERIUM" and suitably Inscribed with "Cardiff Rees:don 1952", wee made and presented by the Bartliff family 2 shows nightly 7.30 and 9.80 p. in. of Ciiniton and proved as delicious Matinee Saturday 2 P. M. at beauttltt1. Friday, Saturday August 16-18 A ,vote taken showed everyone in waRrn The mightiest railroad story of all . favour of making the gathering an I (` M. 9ldewants mn. Sheep Teleannual event. Mr. and Mrs John Kilted 194.50 ,'DENVER AND RIO GRANDE" Pennington aftered their home for James Doull, Cox, McNaught, All star. cast - filmed In Technicolor 1963 and the invitation was quickly Glenn) Drains 43.6 See the actual head on collison of accepted with date of re -union, in- I Gordon Holt, McKelvey Dr. 39. 0 0 two speeding trains vittnt{and rote eleatel iv'Re Arthur Rook, Grant Dr. 8.10 , lett. to the ;group elected with I G. Mac Smith, Burly dog 2.00 Monday, Thesday August 18,19 i Albert Cardlff as president; Mrs. H. I Austin Wheeler, Tiring Joseph' "HONG KONG" I Dennis, sac: trees., and the follow- Riehl from Toronto 'Hospital 16.50 spells Danger, Mystery, Thrills nag on committees, Mos: W. 3, D. T TH. Fear, all tent, loop, Rollet 42,50 with Ronald Reagan and Rhonda Carditt, Mos, MeeseShine, Mrs• I Geo. A. Dunbar, Stamps 7.5 Fleming Mnyme Downing; Mrs. Elston Car- Edythe TS. Cardiff, 2 D.P.A. 10.00 25,80 6'0.00 1687,76 $9,794.i5 42.00 1.68 4.00 11.25 875.00 70.00 170.00 4,75 TUESDAY FOTO-NrTE dSrf, Mrs. Mark Hamilton, Miss ; Appiicattong Addle Cardiff, Mrs. Sam Wolte, I let OFFER $200.0tl Fox Roney 2nd OFFER $200.00 Nrs. tele Cardiff, George Pearson, I RsT1ot 3rd OFFER $20.00 Russel Shine,• Aivin Sttmore, Jock I Rea de • Monday Attendance Card Night. Perningtnn. and Teen. Tyerman. Mr. Phil Hinge on was fhrn espied Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 20 - 21 to votre the appreetatlon of those ! 'Ray -the M. ('inrdiff. Clerk. The story of the highest paid spy pree.ent for the gond time r'ninyed In History end to Innand Mrs. Cardiff for the , "5 FINGERS"'Wefenny in their home. After sine -1 He stole the secretes of the Moscow Tnm "Cnd Save 'T'he Queen," mond- and Carlo Conferences. He sold the hoes. were sttd with hopes to meet 1 time and the piece of the 0 Day again ennteer year and s pleasant landings. 5 Fingers starring James attel'noan was over hot will live tic Dareleux, Michael ann;lin the memory of those wltn en - Mason, Danie Ronnie. jeeed it. CAR!'! t'9 ° TMiAim1R 1 1 take fete oppertn,litq to thank the Tiru mels Firemen and 011 those who heieed to save one herr and saeel'tt'tiianke to TIM Eine. John Reiledge. Start Them Young Junior farm club work is rendering a ' 11 practical service to Canadian agriculture. The organization and its leaderahlp train young people in the beat farm practice and Lome economics, which teed to «cell' help and community betterment". The Canadian Bank of Commerce hm pleasure in sponsoring this new booklet, la recognition of the valuable work being dolor by the Junior farm clubs across Canada. You can help to widen the usefulness of this organization by taking an interest in Its work, and giving it your support end encouragement.