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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-11-26, Page 1THE BRUSSELS Authorized as second olass mall, rest Ottiee Depatameu't, Ottawa Wednesday, November 26th, 1952 Post Publishing House 0 r sT $2.00 per year - $2.50 I. DANCE In Brussels Town Hall on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10th Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Dancing 10 to 1 Everyone Welcome Dress Optional Sponsored by I. O. O. F. Admission 50c Lunch Counter DANCE In Cranbrook Community Hall There will be a Formal Dance TUESDAY, DEC. 3,,0th Keep this date open. JUVENILE HOCKEY CLUB All those interested in playing Juvmille Hockey.please contaot Hugh Feaason as soon as possible. Thank You. CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT will be held In the BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH MONDAY, DEC. 22nd at 8 p. m. Admission 25c Children of the Sunday School FREE SANTA CLAUS i8 COMING TO TOWN ' Santa Claus will make his an- nual Lions' sponsored visit to Brussels an Saturday, Dec. 13th. MUNICIPAL NOTICE 1 hereby give notice that Nomination of a Reeve, Four Councillors. Three School Trustees and One Hydro Commissioner to serve the Village of Brussels during the year 1953. will be held at Brussels Public Library Basement From 7 P. M, to 8 P. M. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 28th, 1952 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY. DECEMBER 8th, 1952 Palls to be opened from 9A.M.to5 P. M. Polling Sub -division No. 1 in the Counoil Chamber in the Town Hall, D. R. 0. Joseph Wilton, Poll Clerk, Menne Jackson. Polling Sub-dtv'ieIon No. 2 in the basement of the Public Library D, R. 0.. R. J. Bowman." Poll Clerk i IIE'n. Wblttard. G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer, Pirierow MER THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville Church Brussels Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a, m. Sunday School 11 a, m. Morning Worship United Church OF CANADA Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane Moaning Worship — 11 o'clock Jesus, the Judge Church SObool — 12 o'clock, Sunday lavenjng, Dec, 144h Chrletmae Cool Service Church of England Parish of Brussels Rim. A. Norman Ellis, M. A. Advent Sunder, Nov. 30th, 1952 K Jehn'e Owen. arusule- 11 a, m, Morning Psag'er Sunday School aF. Mavl/'s Unify Haalr>III 2,30 g. m. Evoning Prayer Sunday School Bt, Georg&Pe Chink, Walton 7.80 p. m. Holy Communion 111,1161.01111MIMIMMIE HONORED ON 25th WEDDING ANNIVEPSARY On Wednesday evening, No;etnber 13, alrma 60 friends and neighbours gathered et the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bewley for a surprise panty on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary,a During the I evening Progressive euchre was enjoyed. After a bnief sing song ,t there was a sheet programme con- slsting of plane selections and read. llige. MAJESTIC INSTITUTE HOLDS FAMILY NIGHT The Majestlo Women's Institute Brussels held their fancily night to the Town Hall on Friday evening, Nov, 21st, with a goad attendance. Everyone eat down to a bounteous pot luck sulpper. Phis was followed by a. abort meet. Ing which opened by singing the !agitate Ode Members were re minded to take 'donations for the boxes fee` the shirt -Ins to the Decem- ber ;meeting. Mao, Stephens an- nounced that the "Work Shop" oounse would eminence on Monday, Nov. 24th, in the Library, This whs followed by a short pro- griamme ' - Miss Isabel Speir, Pres - Went of the Junior Institute gave an interesting report of her trip to 1Veetern Canada end Talked Stakes, which sinhal h 1 taken last summer Plane solo, Marion Hoover; Reading Biane solo, Marion. Hoover; Reading Mits. Harald Spelt-; Duet, Mario and Barbara Turnbull, The two win items of the Public speaking conte NO ELECTION IN ,. GREY TOWNSHIP ei , Reeve -- •Clifford Rowland (AGO), John ,MoNaltb Deputy -Reeve — Hugh B, Smith (Aeel. Oouneiilars-4,)iif0ond Dunbar (Ace!) Win. E. Bishop (Awl.)Kenneth Morelia-las Halyard MONauglut (Aocl,) Scih,00l Trustees Walter Mc- Farlane (Accl.) John Conley (Are1.) Watson Drown (Acol,)- Lloyd Wheeler, The Grey •townrlittp nomination meeting was held on Monday alter - noon in the7krwnshrp Hall, Ethel. John Pearson was appointed chair- man for the meeting. Seereliary-Treasurer', and mem- bers of High School Boards called to 9rllattarin. Carl Hemingway ask- ed to speak Met. He explathed why. n there was a separate financial state- . merit for *,lie schools this year, He st also gave an outline of the receipts at I3russe'Ls Fair, then delivered their epeer:tes, Marion Hemingway and Ronald Lane. Mrs. Wildfong of Moorefield then delighted the audience, with her totures of their recent trip t Alaska, 'United States She als )lowed a few seenos of the St Jawmence River and Quebec, William -Turnbull, President of he East Huron Agricultural Society thtanked the Institute for their co- °pane'tion et the Fa,r. The awards from the -fair were then presented, Mr. W. G. Leach presented a boautti. ful silver plate to Gordon Knight, Who won the top honours in the alts olass. Mrs. Hempel of Wrox- er was presented with a silver cam and sugar sot from Robt Munson Co., by ,Tames Mair for king the most points in the ladles otian at the Fair, J1aanes Mair also eeented a silver dish 'to Leslie night, donated by the T. Eaton Co. Toronto. Mr. Pumnbnll announced at th? results of the 4-7-1 Club aurid be made known ata later dada, most enjoyable evening was clas- sy -Rh singing "God Save The sen ° gagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith of tivel, announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Rebecca to Lloyd David Keifer .son of Mr. and Mas, Telford Keffer, The marriage to take place early in December, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bewley were called on fora number. Mr, Ed. Buena read the addresls and Mr, Fralser presented the happy couple ° wjth a beautiful pair of -Woollen blankets, Mr, Bewoy {ranked cr their many friends with a suitable S reply, A delicious lunch was to served, 5e pr - — g�..� .�jr...,. K of 13ELGRAVE . Ih A baptism ry 1 service was held in A Knox United Charah here on Sun- ed day, with Rev, C. D. Cox in charge Qu Babies baptized were ; Brenda Lcuise, daughter of Mr, and Mre, En Ben Huskinson; Richard Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Anderson' , Bmrce James, son of Mr, and Mra E James Mason. of o ur aaaeo it n+as a plenelire to serve o 1 on the Board and thanked his sup- porters. and expenditures. Wassail Brown, thanaaw res mov- er and seconder. Repairs were nnade at No, 12 and No, 4 schools. He said they had a good class of teachers. Personals Mrs. Annie Rae. Wroxeter, With Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wightman -and family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blake and daughter Lynne, London, with Mr, and Mrs George Johnston; Mr. and Mrs, Herb Lennox and son Tom, List°• wel, width Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Hanna; Mr, and Mats, Ceclt Milnes, Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Mr- and Mra, Harold Cantelon; OWen Sound, with Mr. and May, Hatay Mcaufee, REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont, NOW PLAYING-- Nov..2Y - 28 - 29 Technicolor- "BUGLES echnicolor"BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON" Ray Mlliand Helena Carter Redskins on the war -path bring act- ion excitement and suspense. Gen. George Custer leads the atack on Sioux, v u. Dec. 1-2.3 "THIEF OF DAMASCUS" Paul Henreid John Sutton See All Baba's cave swallow armlet; the wonder of Aladdin and the strength of Slnbad. Don't miss the dramatic story of the Arabaian Nights. Dec. 4.5.6 'CALLING BULLDOG URUMMOND' Walttr'Pidgeon Margaret Leighton Prevailed upon by Sootland Yard. Drummon" emerges from retirement an helys'aolve a large scale robbery, it's mystery and drama combined in a great story. COMING "THE MOB.» All children undtr sixteen must be accoinpanied by an adult. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Hugh Mc- Kay wish to thank their friends and neighbours for the kindness extend- ed to ahem during thele recent ber- eavement far the the beautiful tri- butes and earls of oyinpathy. Special lel thanks to Rev. Mr. Thomas, tJ those Who acted as pallbearers and flower hearers and to those who loaned cans. CAPITOL IIISTU�VEL THEATRE 2 shows nightly 7.30 — 940 P. 111. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Fri. Sat. Nov. 28 - 29 Blazing guns of the Lawmakers free the Arizona territory in the exciting story of "FLAMING FEATHERS,' with Sterling Hayden — Arleen Whalen. ..., Mon. Tues. Wed, Dee, 1 - 2 - 3 It's the laugh hit of the year Clifton Webb — Ginger Rogers In "DREAMBOAT" Everything happens when Clifton Webb a Proffessor turns out to be one and only DREAMBOAT ex movie idol. All over the land bobby soxers scream and women swoon. ' You'll swoon with laughter. TUESDAY FOTO-NITE - 'OFFER $160,00 Monday Attendance Card Mght. 'Thur, Fri, Sat. ,,., Dec. 4 - 5 - 6 "BELLES ON THEIR TOES" America's favourite family Is back— in their hilarious growning up story. It's fun from start to finish whir Jeanne Crain, Mryha Loy, Jeffrey Hunter and Edward Arnold, .4 rv John Conley expressed gratitud to Mr. Pearson for being Chairma for . set°eral years. He entaye rvorkliug ori the Board ons lits mover end seconder and wish- ed everyone the compliments of the sensor. Kenneth Mcllarlatte said the Aud tiler's report •Itµud been explained to him, He mentioned the Warble Fly spraying and hiring of swayman, Asiced why Road Supt. was still selling 'tile and dement. Ciifferd Rowland replied to quest- ions asked about Rttver Scheme, Machan. Drain. Quips, Drain anti Raton Drain, Geo. McDonald had listened to dis- cuesion and had a few things to go over. He meatiane'd that during the camp.algn lest year there were stories about Hall at Molesworth and the roars atCrawlnrook being hard s'urfaeed. Thought it n bad year to • put penalty on taxes. Thanked them ' fortho priviledge of speaking. , MELVILLE PULPIT OCCUPIED BY STUDENTS Special music and speakers feat used the observance of "SfeClenitc Fa'nday" in Melville Church on Su day teaming, when mmnbers of the 1 Young People's Society, •, assittsd by Gordon Firth of Hamilton' anal Bill Warden of Niagara Falls, studenbn alt Waterloo College, con- ; d.ueted the advice. Rev. William %i T. Fulton tnihroduced the Young speakers a:nd explained- that the 1 local Y. P. S. had undertaken to TURKEY BINGO Sponsored by Branch 218 Canadian Legion Brussels Town Miall on FRIDAY, NOV. 28th at 8.30 p. m. 15 Games for $1.00 Door Prize Cash Specials 25c Card Our Suggestions for Christmas Giving 1f y„u want a watch,, that has Beauty, Style, Quality, and is priced right for you, and will give complete satisfaction, we have just that particular watch you want in Bulova, Mido, Eke,Fontaine, and various other makes of supreme Quality, and Superb styling, Watches you would be proud to own, or give to your dearest friends. Buy at home r- at your Brussels Jeweller, the man, who knows and services watches the year round. FOR HIM — Pens and Pencil sets, Utility and fitted cases, Billfolds, Lighters, Cigarette Cases, Lodge Rings, Cuff links, Fancy Stone and Signet Rings, etc, etc. S.1171 FOR HER — Magnificent Diamonds of Bridal Wreath, Bridal Sell and >- Or -Cal Diamonds, priced to suit you. An examination of these diamonds witi convince you of their excellent quality and Beauty. Hailoware, Flatware in Plate and Sterling, China in 9dpc., and 66 pc, sets. Fancy Tea Sets and Cups and Saucers, Fancy Jewellery Boxes, Musical Powder Boxes, Daytimt and Evening Bags. Thousands of Gifts, for you choice. Make out your Christmas list Now: Came in and see our -selection for yourself, or phone us, 'and we will be glad to send you our Catalogue, and phone or Mail order will be given immediate attention. Watch for our Christmas Specials watch will be displayed in our windows from now until Christmas. e 1 raise :this congregation's share 01 n 1 the Bursary Fund for the 'f1manicdm1 d assistance of young ,tlhoologicel students. The visiting students i each pr•eeehed a sermon, Bill Adams, president of the 'Y. - ; ,i P. S. and Edata. Mae MoIntee were •i ir. charge of the scripture rea.dinr; RKet his mover and seconder and intend ed to sign up. He said the sate lyayens have given the Trustees co-operation also the High Sohoo Board is givin, good serlvice Thought the repairs to No, 12 and No 4 sohaois will be appreciated. He called attention to the tact the Trustees salaries we*, shown in the Financial Statement this year. 72 elected he would do his hest to serve. Walter McFarlane was not pres- ent when his name was called. Lloyd Wheeler had only been an the Board for four or five months and was not prepared to make a speech, James Armstrong, representing Grey in, Wingham District High Shctooi. New school in Wdnglvam not in Immediate Mame. He men tinned that Grey Courdl had re- queated an ttemizd statement. Howard McNaught explained the request. T -Te also spoke about the bus route , and the hiring of bus driven'. Andrew Brenner, repneseting Listowel High School. Two groats were recevied on Deb. debt this year malting the -rate lower. Thanked bhe Gray Twp. Council 'for staking him representative. He stated the bus conitatacts wane the cltes,pest of expenses. A ban was belt for Agrioultuaal puaipasfes, Council called to platform Clifford Rowland thanked his mover and seconder, also council, clerk and all nwnicipal officials. He. went over the Auditor's State- ment and onsivered cueetions on it. Andttons riecomntend Lncrease in tax rate, ala mill was added this year. He dddn^.t think we should try to have a surplus. He gave credit to the School Board for bolag'very efficient. John McNabb mentioned he had been present at Nominations for a long time, He apoke about the Counily Rate, River Scheme, Mach- an Drain and Subsidy on Roads, also. the Bolton Drain, and prayer. A men's choir sang an anthem, with solo part by Miss Mary Lon McFarllan,e, ,Tames S. Armettiong presided for the pres'ntatios of enld St. An- drew's pins to eight nhtdents of the Sunday School who had com plated seven years of Perfert at- tendance: Mary Agnes Higgins, Sheller Alderson, Joan and Helen ` dWilean, Katherine Riddick, Rib. Ma,rttzt, Prank Wil'or, and Jim Edgar, t THE UNITED CHURCH 1 "Christ's Motive For Giving," was 'the steimron theatre in the 'United 1 Church on Snmd,'{y, Nov. 23. The Biblical basic of the sermon was !Matthew 6:14-21, "Lay not up for ydulreelves• Areal -sneers on realroh I where meta and dust doth consume and where thieves break through ans steal; But lay un for yourselves treasurers in heaven where neithtor moth nor rust doth ocnsnime and 'where 4th Ives do not break through !nor steal," For where Yana treasure .there will yaur heart be also" ( .Giving to the work of t'he King. dem, Christ says, is the one perman- ent investment that anyone can make. The New • Testament stories at The Rior Man and Lazarus. The Rich Yonne Ruler; The Rich Farmer and The lTndmet Steward, were ng>d ;as illustrations rf this trete. A,ttentton was drawn to the fact that one half of • Christ's parables are concerned with the .right re- Lation'ship of matoria] things to the • spiritual life and that one tenth of the Gospel of Matthew has to do with She meaning of true riches. The anthem was. ",Terns is always there" by Li/tenise. Turnberry Township I Reeve — John V. Fischer, (w:ecl,) Commit Herb .Foxton, A. D. Smith, Hugh Smith thanked his mover and seconder. He evaid there Was a n/4 million in Treasttry for Court { House at Godorlelt, Ile disculssea l the Bolton Drain and Roads, alto the Tamm. bank debt Wm. 12. Bishop thought things ,lrad gone along very well, Last some sribsldy on roads which made it necetatsa' to tn!orease Township , Rate. He wished everyone the compliments of the season, Clifford Dunbar thanked his mov er and seconder for the honor a' . gain, Has iearned a ' groat deal deal this year. Mill rate raised on I speculation. . Hesitant McNa•uglit mentioned the Mot 'it was primeticnily a new Coatnoil. The road work was order- , ed by entire Council. A mistake en the Meehan Drain, but cost ac- cented by rateptiyers. He thanked W. 3. Willits, Harry Tinint, Jentes Elliott, (arra.) School Area Txneiees, Bert Hol. 1 nresa. Eldon Kirton, Edwalyd Pow- 1 ell. (acct.) CARD OF,THANKS I would like to thank all those 1 who sent me cards, letters and treats and visited me while I was a patient in Wimghani Hospital also special thanks to Dr, .R. W. -Stephens and ail the natrning etta.ff of Winuham Hospital. Their 'kindness shalt ai. ways he remembered, Gilbert Speir BORN Mr, and Mrs. Jahn F. Howard, Listowel; are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Warren James, at Dr. 112,yer'a Nursing Home, Brus- seta, on Wednesday, Ndv 196, a heather for Bryan. W. G. LEACH JEWELLERY STORE "The Store for Beautiful Gifts" BRUSSELS, ONT. • pn FpF,.,,e PHONE 91 .641 Win $150 N 4CES � 0 Commencing Nov. 1, 1952 to Dec. 24,1 952 Each Buyer of a -Car Purchased from Brussels Motors, at a value over $300.00, are entitled to the Draw to take place on the Eve of Dec. 24th, 1952. 1952 Pontiac Styline Sedan 1952 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Coach 1951 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Sedan Power - glide $1995.00. 1951 DeLuxe Fleetline Sedan 2-1951 Chev. Styline Sedan at $1850.00. 1951 Chev. Styline Coach $1850.00. 2-1951 Chev. DeLuxe Styline Sedans 1950 Chev. DeLuxe Fleetline Sedan fully equipped. 1949 Chev. Five Passenger Coupe fully equipped $1495.00, 1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Sedan $1395.00. 1949 Meteor Sedan, Completely Recon- ditioned $1295.00. 1940 Plymouth Coach 1938 Ford Coach TRUCKS -- 1948 Chev. g Ton Pick-up and 1946 Mercury 1/2 ton Panel. many older models to choose from Brussels Motors Huron County's Ferniest Used Car Deal* Brussels, Ont. Phone 73x