The Brussels Post, 1952-12-10, Page 1THE BRUSSEL
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Wednesday, December 10th, 1952
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ONTARIO
NOTICE TO
ONTARIO MOTORISTS
Re Unsatisfied Judgment
Fund Fee
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act and
effective with the issue of 1953 motor vehicle operators' and chauf-
feurs' licenses, an Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Fee of $1.00 will be
collected from each person to whom is issued a 1953 license.
This increase in fee is required in view of the fact that the 50 cent fee
heretofore collected has proven to be inadequate to meet the demands
for payments out of the fund. Since 1947 when the fund was created
payments out have exceeded $ 3,000,000. During the current year it
has been necessary to obtain an advance of $300,000 from the
Treasury Department in order to make the payments required. A
further advance will be required to meet the payments anticipated
before the end of the fiscal year (March 31, 1953).
A detailed statement of the Fund may be obtained by writing to the
Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ont.
TORONTO, 2
,r December 4, 1952
GEO. H. DOUCETT,
Minister of Highways
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Melville Presbyterian Church
on Monday, Dec. 15th
NOTICE
The Anglican Sunday School Party
take place on Wed., Dec. 17 at 8 p. m.
In the church basement.
PIIMMEMICOWIttO
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Church
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton,
it a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Moaning Woman — 11 o'olock
Advent Message
Church School 12 o'clock
Eiseutug Worship — 7.80 p.m,
Chpistmas Carol Service
Comte, Let Us Worship .
Church of England
Parish of IInlaala
Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A.
3rd Sunday in Advent
Deo. 14Vh, 1952
M. John's iOli . uussls
11 a, m, Morning Prayer
Sunday SoLoo1
Bt. Davies 4hwss. H.utoya
3.80 p. m. Evening 'taro
Sunday School
It. Ossryses Chetah, Walton
7,10 p. m. Evening Prayer
fl
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
At S. S. No. 3 Morris
FRIDAY, DEC. 19th at 8 p. m.
Admission 25c
Everybody Weloome
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
will be held In the
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
MONDAY, DEC. 22nd at 8 p. m.
Adthisslon 26c
Children of the Sunday School FREE
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
to be presented by
S. 8, No. 1 Grey
In. Cranbrook Community Hall on
Dec. 12th at 8 p m.
Adults 40o Children 26c
Pre school children Free
CAPITOL ILISTOWEL
THEATRE
2 shows nightly 7.I0 — 940 p. ea
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. •
Thurs. Fri. Dec, 11 - 12
You'll never ate anything as lovely
as 4.:• w .:
"LOVELY TO LOCK ATI'
starring Kathryn Grayson, Red
Skelton.
Saturday Only December 13th
"FORT DEFIANCE"
Aflame with excitement and,advent•
ure as guns blaze and brave men
battle It out,
Mon. Tues. Dec. 15 18
Maureen O'Hara, John Payne In an
adventurous love story of the far
East
"TRIPOLI"
TUESDAY FOTO. MTT
OFFER $170.00
Mon=day Attendance Card Ndeht.
Wed. Thurs. beo, 17 - 18
"WHEN WORLD'S COLLIDE
The most amazing story ever ima-
glned.• See the giant space ship
built to ,take „people to another
planet,
NO GARBAGE COLLECTION
There wi17 be No Garbage Cor. in Brussels ,this week.
A. Higgins.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
At S. S. No. 6 Grey
(Barker's School)
TUESDAY. DEC. 16th
Time : 8.30 p. m.
Admission 35c, Children under 12
Free'
Everbody Welcome.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
At 5, S. No, 7 Grey
In Community Centre
Cranbrook on
FRIDAY EVE., DEC. 19th
Everbody Welcome
Admission 25c
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
At S. S. No. 4 Morris Twp.
TUESDAY. DEC, 16th
at 8 p, m.
Ladle please bring lunch.
Everbody Welcome
REGENT' THEATRE
- Senfortli, Ont.
NOW PLAYING.—
Dec .11 - 12 - 13 T'echnlcolor
"CRIPPLE CREEK"
George Montgomery Karin Booth
Winner takes all In the West's wild- i
est boom town. It's a popular gold I
rush story filled with action and I
suspense.
Dec. 15 • 18 - 17 Technicolor
"PANDORA AND THF
FLYING DUTCHMAN"
James Mason Ave Gardiner
First show starts at 7 P. m.
A compelling loving story filled with ,
unusual drama. This seventeenth ,
century legend has a Spanish sett-
ing. !,
Dec. 18 - 19 -2 0
"SHORT GRASS"
Red Cameron Cathy DoWhe
A fast moving action packed West-
ern. The outlaw reforms and helps
break the ruthless forces In a small
town,
COMING
"YOUNG MAN WiTH IDEAS"
Alt children undtr sixteen must be
occompanled by an aduN.
BRUSSELS JUVENILE
HOCKEY SCH€DOLE
Dec. 18–'Fa4rrietnin at .NlPenton.
Dec, 19—Brussels at Atwood
Dec, 26—BrusSets at Wellesley
Dee. 29—Atwood at Bransels
Deo, 30—Milven'ton at Flalnrliston
Jan. 2t-•--Harristonl a!t Wellesley
Jan, 3—Milverton at ,Atwood
Jan,15—Wellesley n't Bsiulsse3s
Jan. 6 --Atwood at. Hateriston
Tars 7—Milverton at Wellesley
,Tan,'. 9 --Brussels, at Milverton
Jan. 12—Mitive:dtod at Brussels
Jan: 12—Fiaurhaton art Atwood
Jam, 13—Wellesley at iliorirfston
Jan, 1.6—Atwlood art leilver•ton
Jan. 1.9—Harristbn nt Drudsele
Jan. 20—Atwood at Wellesley
Jam, 22—T3russetts tut Harriston
slam 23 --Wellesley ^P ldilver•ten,
Jan. 27—Wellesley et Atwood
UNITED CHURCH
The sermon for the second Sunday
in Adtritnt, Dec. 7. was, "The Word
Made Fleshy" God's intention and de-
sign for man .is revealed in Jesus..
T1' TTia desian be manifest in all
men by fidelity .to ,Teens Chrisit, Is
mor prayer. This wa,s the burden of
to meesaee. Nutt Sunday evening
a Christmas Canal Service will be
held at 7,30 o'clock, The moridnx
worship will be of Advent na'ture.
Give thanks to G-od for Christ in
t11VIs Advent season-
MELVILLE CHURCH W. M. S.
The Christmas meeting for the
W. M. S. of Melville Gbunch was
held on Friday, Dee. 5tib, wttbh a
good attendance of ladies present.
The President, Mrs.. Patton, opened
the meeting with the repenting' of the
Lords Prayer in unison followed
by the singing of a hymn. The
Scripture lesson taken from Luke
chapter 2, was given • by Mrs,
Metter, followed by prayer by Mrs,
MCTnntn. The Sec, and Trees
report's were read and adopted, also
t1re Sec. and Treas. reponts for 1952.
These repots showed our allocation.
over reached. Miss Besede Moses
TON -Wed on the Literature -and Lib-
rary Melling of the hooks that are
available for study in the different
deport:ments. Airs. Wes. Kerr read
the report of the NNominating com-
mittee for the slate of officers far
1953..The Roll Cali wan responded
to by a "Christmas Thoue'ht". Mrs.
Walter Kerr favoured the meeting
w th a lively piano solo, "The
Other Wise Man" was the topic,
by Mrs. C. IT,attheson for
Chrtefinas Story and was highly
aplyrecieited by everyone present.
The meeting was closed by singing
Hymn 177 and repeating the Mizpab
Brnerlirilon.
Slate of Officers for 1953
Hon. President Mrs. N. tlardiff
President, Mrs. W. H. T. Fulton
trot Vice -Pres..... Miss Bessie Moses
2nd Vice -Pres. ........... Mrs. Jas, 3.
Armstrong
Srd Vice- Pres..... Mrs. Wm. Mc'Tnnts
Secretary Ma's. W. Smith
Asst. Sec, Mrs. W. Little
Treasurer Whs. J. Tidal
'\opt. Tresis. Mits. C. Baeker
Pila'nlislt Mrs. C. Matheson
Asst. Pianist Mrs, Wes. Barr
Glad Tidings Secy. Mrs, J.
Galbraith
Mrs. D. Metter
Welfare See. .... Ml's.
H. B. Allen
Press Reporter Mrs, Geo. Evans
Asst, Press Reporter ,... Mrs. J. Spear
Mission Bond Leaders Mrs. G.
Gibson and Mrs. 0. Elicit
Home Helper's Ctomyeners
Win. Somers, Mrs. .Toho, Jordan,
Mrs. Caen. Bone, Mrs. ,7chn Bowman
Sttnmiy Committee.... Mrs, J. Work,
Mims. 0, Davis, 71)'s. H. Dennis
Lit,roure Library See. Miss
Bessie Moses
lristt'nn Committee Evenly mem-
ber of Society
lnditm•s Airs. n. Hemingway
Mrs. C. Matheson
Ac,Cf gee.
Welcome and
NOTICE —
There w111 be no tssue. of the
Brussels Post Christmas week, due
to 'two holidays in the week. Ad•
ertieers pleaste .hotel
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to
the Mollie of the Ethel district for
their kindness to holding tate
presentation and dam's tm our
hmi;anr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peah,son
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank alt who kindly
sent me cards, leddens, flowers and
treats ansI visited me while I was
in tine hospital, and sinSe I come
home. Yottr kindness is gtreatly ep•
predated.
Moa. John McNair.
CARD OF THANKS
IVe wish to tlianit nut' neighbours
and friends for their 'Many acts of
kindness daring the illness and death
of Our dear sister. it will long be
remembered by
Annie Cecil and Mrs, Bateman
PALLING ALL CHILDREN
SANTA ON PARADE
Santa Claus is coming to town;
The snow may lye gone bud that isn't
going to prevent Santa from waiving
in Brumsols this SAIhrtlay afternoon
nit 2.39 p. in. The Lions Club, the
lirusseln yraneh of the Oanbdian
Legion and the barsiness mon are
I playing host to Sabi!. Nicholas and
he Into assured them he wild be. here
no metier how he has to lrralvel,
He will be trecomldlanded by a host
t of ]bn*able characters including
I Cinderella anti het' ebtenflaalltx, Snow
White and the seven d1wainfs and
I many ether story book characters
that ttbe Mddles will repognize. 09
routine there wilt be clowns to add
1 to the fun.
Not only will Santa be bore to
greet all has young friend's but he
will have treats far each and every
GO*.
Wht'. the children are happfl'y
vislt!'nrg with St. Nick there will be
a ,splendid opportunity for the par,
erode to visit the stores and do suite
more of their Chq'iotmew eII nn an a.
Come to Brussels to Ole Sandi
Claus Parade this Saturday, Dec,
J81h.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The December ni ettng of the
W. M. S. was held in the United
Church school room on Tuseday
evening, Dec, 2nd. After the dsvot-
tonal service and th'e reading of the
usual reports, Mrs. A. Armstrong
read the names of the officials for
1953
Past President .... Miss E. Downing
President Ma's. A. Lane
Lot Vice -Pres, ,. Mrs. L. Nicho'.
2nd Vice+Preis. Mrs, A. Brown
3rd Vice -Pres. ... ATtss C. Hingston
'ilve,asturer Mr•s. R. J. lTeLauchlin
Ree.-Sec'y. Miss F. Bucha.nian
Asst. Ree-See'y..... Miss M. Robinsos
Arens Seo'y. Mrs. W. Spetran
Missionary Monthly Secy.
M'ns. W. Rose
Christian Stewardship Sec'y.
Mrs. W..H. B^d!
Suppliy Sec's. Mrs. W. Todd.
Temperance Sec'y, ,... Airs. Ti. Den'
Finance Com. Ms's. Bell, Mrs.
ATcLa;rehlin, Mrs, Downing arid
Mrs. McArthur 1
Lite ratitre Seo'y. 711's. D. N.
11 -"Donal I
1ec.nrra rP HeIpPre .. Mrs. A. Arm•
strong and 'Ms". 11' !`s-.14rf
7Tis4i'n Tom" 1 S f... )Tis. A.
f nrdiff and 1trc. D 7. Rano
Bahv Band ........ Airs. Mar Stevenson
Pvanist. Mrs. A. Armstrong .
Members of the PrIendshin Cirrlo
were the enestts of the W. 11. S.
and presented a very interesting
Program of Christmas Carols and
Scripture Readings by Mrs. K. Tyer-
man, Mrs. C. Watson. Mrs. R.
Pearson and "Miss Luel;ia Mitebell
Prayer by Mrs Downing. A reading,
"Cilristnma.s re -marts" by Airs. J
Bryan... Piano coin. 1ftMs Marion
Nnnyer. Vo0'11 t".et. "Snowflake
Rona" with rhristn,o chimes by
Mrs. R. !''neins arrl
Hoover. Dorm"• the yes,. 1Trc. f)
C^awfe^d nit lire. N .T, 7Tsneing
were nreaented with Tire Member.
ship certificates by the Society,
MILD WEATHER
FOOLS FROGS
Hundred of frogs in .this area here
apparently been deluded by the mild
weather, into thinking it i5 spring.
We can assure you titer are quite
frisky fm• Mr. Jack Tirane brought
one to this office. It made itself
quite at home, hopping all over the
plaice: Mr. Thynne told urs there
were litterally hundreds of them to
he seen on the roads.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
* P 1
Air. A. G, Fox of Port, Franous, was
a visitor here width his brother Mr.
S. Fox.
* * *
Mr. and Mr's. LeRoy Philips of
Woodbride visitei' with Ivir. and
Mrs. R. B. Cousins caner the week-
end.
s e 4
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. McGinnis (net
Mtargaeet Soott) wish to announce
the Wall of a son, at Maple, Ont., on
Saturdoty, Dec. 6., 1952
* >w *
Mrs. C. Davis, 'Mos. Sttax,hom,
Wm, ptoses and Goo, Turnbull at,
;tended the funeral of dile late Edwin
Abra at Owen Sound an Saturday,
l)ec. 6th. 175•. Abra lead collapsed
In a store in Owen: Sound a few days
merlons to fits passing. He was
token to the hospital and it proved
to a severe stroke, tram which
he never rallied. His wife, Flea
Cameron of Brussels predeceased
him seven years s.g.o.
Miss LPOTIO .TnliTlalon liar ;hat
returned front the 4-H Cangreae that
wan held in Chicago a' the saline time
a!s the interne tion a.I Winter - Hair.
There were 4-11' members from 23
COO nt)n1es of the world attending
tarts Congress with 1900 deiegades.
teens was the raprestmtstive from
Leone wen representative from Hur-
on County winning the trip att the
Achtee'tegnent Day last spring and fon'
Ater club 1)1050nl wnrlr She reports
a hngv weak attending the Pair
nttrt dieeu.=,sion ):unties 01s well as
hamm�eta nit on for them by the
different lnrge tunmrfaetua'ing con.
panfee. • - • ,-'. ..
TURKEY BIN GO
Sponsored by Branch 218 Canadian Legion
,Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12th
15 Games for $1.00
Door Prize Cash Specials 25c Card
There will be a Christmas Concert in
Walton Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 17th at
8.30 p. m., sponsored by Walton Public
School. Dance following with Wilbee's
Orchestra. Ladies please bring lunch.
Admission 50c and 25c
DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Hall
There will be a Formal Dance
TUESDAY, DEC. 30th
Keep this date open.
,SANTA CLAUS
Coming to Brussels
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th
Will be met at the Library by Brussels Lions Club Boys and
Girls Band at 2.30 p. m.
Parade composed of Santa and his reindeers, Cinderella and her
attendants, Snow white and seven dwarfs, clowns and many ethers
will Parade Main Street.
Candies for all children will be distributed at the
Canadian Bank of Commerce Corner. •
Sponsored by
The Business Men of Brussels
Lions Club and the Brussels Legion,
4.111.
Win $'-5
In Cash
Commencing Nov. 1, 1952 to Dec. 24, 1952
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 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.
2-1948 Chev. Sedans
1940 Plymouth Coach
TRUCKS-
1953 Dodge /2 ton Pickup, selling
below list price.
2-1948 International 1/2 ton Pick -tip
1948 Chev. Y1 Ton Pick-up and
1946 Mercury 1/2 ton Panel.
many older models to choose from
:
Bru�eels Motor
Huron County's Formost Used Car Defiler,
Brussels, Ont. Phone 73x