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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-1-14, Page 1Juvenile Hockey Game -Brussels Vs. Harriston At Brus•els Arena on Mondalr,'•`JasiMi ty 19th .8.15 p, m,- Adrniasii±n'' 35e and 10c Colne out arid''support your team. Post Publishing House THE BRUSSELS POST leutborized as seooald olaas axil, Post OUlc. Degas minae, Ottawa Wednesday, January 14th, 19$3 • CAPITOL • LISTOWEL TNEATR[ Friday — Saturday January 16 — 17 "CAVE OF THE OUTLAWS" with Macdonald Carey Alexis Smith The story .01 the. great Wells Fargo Gold, Robbery. i "THE COMING ! SNOWS OF "KILIMANJARO" ` Adult Entertainment February 2 — 6 ONE ENTIRE WEEK MONDAY TO SATURDAY Inclusive JANUARY 19 - 24 MATINEE WED. — SAT. 2 p. m. The Film That Made Movie History "THE QUIET MAN" starring John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Barry Fitzgerald and the Irish Abbey Players. All the Romance, Beauty and Charm 'of Ireland has been captured by Technicolor. Here -is a picture we unreservedly recommend to everyone. It is a family picture, one you and yours cannot afford to miss. Endorsed by Clergy, Press, Service Clubs, ' Women's Groups and School Boards as tht Picture of the Year, NOTE : FOTO,NITE and MONDAY Attendance Card will be discontinued for the showing of this picture only. tiormermovememing THE PREBBY.CERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville Chunk erussets Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship United Church OF CANADA " INlnlater, Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Woaabip — 11 o'clock "Enough For Today". Ch wch School 12 o'clock. Anvwu+al Meeting, Wed„ Soo,. 21, l8 .P. m. A heasjty welcome to ell. Parish ef Ii uses Rev. A. N rmo did% Id. A. 2nd .Sunday Alter Epiphany Jan, iSbb, 1963 de. JS W'te CaaRWI. MuMsIa- 8:30 a.m. Holy ConenMeioa 11 a. m. Worning P,na1!ei' Sunday School, et. bavld'e t.Nnrrdr. Heefya 2;30 Holy Conrmrltttn eanldsy School. N. •aen•'s Chen*, wi1M 710 livening Brutilser aelleee NOTICE The next meetink or the Couatyy Connell will be held In the Council Cliambees, Court Hover, t3odeerich, commencing Tuesday, Jammary 20th, 1353 at 2 P. m. A11 accounts, notices of deputations sail other business ' requiring the atttemltion of Counoil ,should bt to the hands of the County Clerk not lwter than January 17th. 1953 A. 11. Erskine, County Clerk, Goderlch Ont, Heron REGENT THEATRE Seafortb, Ont. NOW PLAYING— Jan, 15 • 16 - 17 Technlcotor "HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL" Piper Laurie Charles Coburn Thla comedy proves that money isn't everything. It's sparkling with fus froilc and romance, Jan. 19 • 24 Technicolor One Full Week "THE QUIET MAN" John Wayne Maurren O'Hafa First Show 7 p.m. Second Show 9,39 Matinee Sat. 2 p. nt. This. is a comedy filmed In tre Emerald Isle In magnificent Tech. nloolor,,. It will touch the heart. of everyone' aft you follow the life of John Wayne and Barry Fitzgerald.., 1hle the pleura you've been 'Whit- ing for. CO NO '"PAT AND MIkE" Joseph Stanley Wilton The death e'L Joseph \Viigon+ foldout ed a heart etteeltat!his home llnn'e en Monday aneebdmg, He„watt bosh• Nm ,13ru:sbels, tlhle,'etdest 'son of the tate Mr. and ' SSW; Simnel ,WilA,Qn,, Acrd ,atetended peadhe and 9s5gh siopoul Theme: For tome yelaits, !be ;yvozced is a bank, latter'r•eturn4ns bo Bos s eft, Ito Nesbit 314b tattlher in Rade bardentre• bueiwees. In 16127 he urian married tic Miss Pelae•i Taylor of V.'fnna, who' Survivels: He s3so'lealete 04o daugth• 'telrns, Mae. Hartley (Matey) Pteoher, Brussels; - aids Jean, London; and two sisters, Mas, Le,o (Kathleen) Oa.11iagthan, Brfltovelle; and Mrs. Al. feed (Maagaerite) Biede's. Toronto. A •funeral service Was conducted ou Wednesday afternoon; at the tamil,f home by 3 ev W. H. T. Fulton a' 1Met,wi�ilc leresb*erien C9yuhloh. In- terment were made hi Bnusselt cemetery. Mrs, Frank 'Little elms. Frank Little, 64, of the 4th non of Morris., died suddenly, Jan. 5th, at her home. She had been to her usual heeadth, and had prepared the noon nasi, When Mr, Little returned to too house she was lying on the coueh in the kitoluon, Unaeble+ to ,rouse her, he called a neiegbnor, and the De, who pronounced ever dead of a heart attack. Faannerrly Maisie Etsell, . She wan born in Walkerton, the .daughter of William and Marty Ann ELse1L Thirty year angio dile was nnerried to Frank L'ttltle. A highly esteemed resident, elle will be sadly misled by her many friends and neighbors. Surveying besides her husband i are one brother Hugh o8 Toronto, 1 and three sinters, Jessie, (Mrs, A. .Io111)gton) of Toronto, Loa, (Mrs. J. Johnston) of Walkerton, and. Emina (Mrs See -mime of Southamp- ton. One brother, and sister pre- decased her a number of years ago. The Funeral was cmrdiedbed from tine late residence, by Rev. Norman Ellis of St. John's Angldcam. Grueroh. The following neighbors anted as r'fllheaa•exrs. Messrs. Clarence Tuttle Erne. Pletoh, Tient Ynill, 'Tony Lang- + ridge, Donnie leangridee and Robert • Yei•11. Telea nAnil ews acted s,s fl ower - hearers, Meeers. Chris. Johnston. Bob Joh,neton, Bob McBride, Glen ,Fames. Cleeke Thvnua. neve Blun- dell, Hugh .Tolins,ton, Andv Johnston, and Jack Jrimston. interment took 'place in R•rassc+ls crrnretery. REV. N. ELLIS ADDRESSES JOINT SERVICE The Week of Prayer was observed by a mass meeting of the Anglican, Unttted, and presbyterial -1 cong;- egeltioms in Meevilta Presbyterian Cleurch on Thursday night, under the disadvantage 105 very atom/ weaitheer. Rey. W. FL T. Fulton, wee assisted in the servioe key Rev. An- drew Lanae and Rev. A. Norman Ellis. Lewis D• "Phom1>son was to Chinese of a massed chair, which inclrudeed a boys' choir from she .avgddc n Church. and dive regular choirs of the throe churches. lztdan. Prescott sang a solo; end the m+eei's choir eanig a number Mr. Ellis, rentor of St. John's An- glican Church was the preacher for the service, end he made an earnestt. Plea for Christians to pro- vide ehennani,te+ with the fe.11owshin and society -of the church hi at- trtKltir+e, and sincrn•e form in order to deprive Con ennisan of any at- tmadtions 55 otfets. This was Mr E1.1ts introduction to a joint con. grego+tion tit Brussels, As he has APPLICATIONS WANTED Atp5ioatLons 151111 be accepted by the undersigned floe' tete position of Assessor for the Vtlla+ge of Brussels for elle year 1953. Duties to eont+ menree immedialtely. Please state salary expected. APPltoattons to bo in the hands of ;the Village Clerk, on_ it before January 17, 5953. G. R. Campbell, Clerk. Villsge of Bnissels. BORN Mr. and litre. Stewart Lowe eaten to ;55Ofoktnde the birth of at:'daugytter, Penfnf Marie et Dr. Mycr's Niters- ing Hoole, Jan, Stn, 1959. LEGION MEETING At tete regular meeting Bnuesels, ll+aaujli 211.6 et ,the Causidiae .Legion +the otfto'ers for 1053 fume htsltailed. DelnetlY Zonae KGlommandek.-.i,)rouglpe 'Ntortsdyks ;gained 1)' Comrade Dale 'vias• in Charge a ,ttite lnelth55at, xOtheir guelstel vretft present 1rem Hewieh and Blyt3t br ame0ues, Zone Coxameaikler Genese i ees .addressed the ooln0aaes. 111he regal. ar meeting wato conducted by Pres!. lent 'elect Me, Coleman. +Repents +from various committees were redetved and Plana discussed for Molding a series of d'aneee.during the winter, dates - to be announced later. Foilawrng bhe, meeting lunch yvas sleeved and a 'social halulr enjoyed by all present. THE UNITED CHURCH Chntistians +sue neon and women namtialky ,t,ramsfoemed, and being transfoalncd, through t their contact w ith a Man, named Jesue who lived `Was enecified and rose againand w oo is now Slee Spiritual companion of their ttres, Such men and wo• omen weeded together mita a, gen wine fellowship is thee Church of Jesus Christi, To Ills se31awshalt of love .Iesus has given the ,task, ;and 'the onneritlrnity, to leaven the world and bnt111 the Kingdom of God - -n etir la soettby Is the salt of 'the earth to use the Mas'ter's phi se "1t the salt .ba•,. lost its• savour where- with will the earth be salted.” How weed are we fulfilling cum• function? The above was the gist +of the ser - MOO in the United Church. on Sun day, Zan. 1Y. The an;trem for the dray was, "Jesus its Ami the World to Me,' 1'v W. Ts Thomeeson, CARD OF THANKS Jlmmte RMcArter wishes to thank all those who sent him dstera+ts dairing his illness also those who reanenher- ed him at Christmas it was an much aeppreciated. CARD OF THANKS T wish to clunk my friends' and neighbors for ,their visits; treats and wards during my illness and also the Majestic Tnetitmte for their Christ- mas box. They were very much ap• predated. Mrs. Jas. Knight. CARD OF Tl -TANKS I wiser to Shank all those who sent 1110 cards and treats and +also t)hanke to +ell who visited me evthile. I }was a patient in Cltnon Hospital. Thanke also to Dir. Oakes, Lr, y:ates and Dr Myers and to the nurses of the ho5pltal. Jack Pipe. CARD OF THANKS My elneeere thanles is h,eree eXPt•es,s- ed bo all those who remenebe•ed me with 6Lowers, treats, cards, letters and mdselt during my second stay in the hospital. Special tivanles to the Ladles Auxiliary, Legion and Ro• beleabs. M. Winoberg, NOTICE — - l7ast Huron Agriptbtrual Sofeiety are having their anauual Meeting In the form of a banquet to be held in the basement of St. John's Anglican Church on Jan, 20th, st i n. 111. Tickets can be secured from the members or aosocieate members order your dirket early as the supply is lierulted. APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications for She position of Utility Man and Ry1aw Enforce. meat Officer for the Village et 13ntssels. APp1105(1iont twill please etalte salary expected, and are to be sent sent to the Clek before Jan- tenv 17, 1952. G. R. f:aartpbell, Claris, Viilege of Brus,seis, NOTICE If yeti bane forgotten to snake your dcnadtoo (Inward the 1Ohnlat• Ines Seal Fund there es chill time before the ealtltl9LQn. ehrefon, BRUSSELS SOLOIST'S TO BROADCAST THiS SUNDAY 1',,re Post has beeat notified be •C7C.N.X., Wineham,'tbraet izystrunalle• al soloiees +from itpue,13rulstdels Mont SoPe and Glees ;Board, loaded!' the direction, of A. C, RoMlsSon, bend- meesttu, w111 be heard ewer that station •this Sunday afternoon. at 3,15 Those :to bw+ beard o»i this ,pro,green •will be in= elad. Reason Mae5eth, June and Audrey Hackwell, Merle Dlliott and Robert Manned', Mites Doris Jwhmtsteen and Lana Hemlewood were hexad on a pre- vious broadcast, WARDEN HARVEY JOHNSTON ADDRESSES LIONS CLUB Lion Harvey Johnston, Huron Couetihy Warden, grave on interesting and informative talk at the regul- ar• supper meeting of the local Lion, deb on Monday night. The address included Huron Coenitty Conven.+t3ons land County Affairs, the Warden had attteaded. Lien Gordon Knight thank- ed the speaker. Lion Robkrt Walker, melnorted t9tat the proceeds of Christmas 'T. B ;eats amounted to $310 60. The tune is spiel open and eon niiibuitions will he necepted. Lion W. Todd spoke of the Lions emekey club ana the members agreed with T:eirm W. Martin's suggestion that a midget hooker team h' entered in iht. W. 0. A. A. David Kennedy ecsotn1anred at the. piano by Lion L, P. Thompson. conteibutted two saxophone solo&. summer 150!1 served by the ladle.: of Melville Chterele MELVILLE W. M. S. The January meeting of the Pneshyterian W. Rl. S, was held in tete primary eocen on Friday, Jan 9113, with a good abtrmdanot. Rev. RIr, Fubidie. opened the meeting be stinging Psalm 108 followed by the Scripture needing and prayer. In ad- dressing the new officers ,he offered some 'very timely advice. He com- mended the W. M. S. on its very splendid work in the past but felt with 31ew field opening that murb greeter work could be done with the co-operation of all. And he hoped t'ha;t it nigh' be !Possible, to have all the lsdlre of the een3reeation become members of the. W. M. c. Flis New- - Tear's, message was very inspiring and be urged that it being the occasion et' the 70th anrnwersat•y of the (hurries W. M. S. tlh+a4 c,ach member elimed put forth their meet sincere efforts to melee a most suc- oesful year. Mrs. Rev. Fulton, pres- ident, and her new officers pre- sided for the nese of the neeeeine. Hymen 532 was sifng, followed iry the ininutee. A full report of the year: work was reed by the Past treasur- en•. Several new members were ad- ded eta the roll Call. The President. than passed out packages of Miss: Smeary boxes, .hoping to reach ea't'r1 home. •Thrrehv .sltimulating o gre,,•t+. er naiseionat'y Indereet anton.e at; the ladies of the congreeafio,n. H•ytrr 554 was emu; and "Mrs. Fulton lecl fs Prover. The Miznah ben:edictinr bronchi ,;tae meeting to a since CARn fir THANKS Mr. Frank Little wishes to thank .his friends and neighbors for 11 carets end florae tributes sent him during his reoentt sad bereavement, Special thanks 50 Rev. Ter, Ellis, •hlro pall -bearers, flower -bearers, and to ell who leindly loaned their cars ter aesiatted in easy wee,. Franck Little, WALTON The January tweeting of the Women's Association of Walton United Church met on Tuesday after - moll at 2 p. m. with the President Mrs, Titrnhull presiderg, The meeting opened wtth leymtn 571. A Collect by Mary Stewart followed by the Lord's Prayer. Tlio minutes+ of fhb Bask meeting were reed and alt - moved. The trea:surer'.s report was then giro), by Ma's. Holman with a. balateee ef 3740.+23 on hand. Sevlertnl ttemg of bnatneee were dealt. with, It was decided to have e, pot luck supper for the annual meeting in tihe near future. '11)05 metering cleated with the Mlaaph ileeedttijon', WAY $2.00 per year - $2.50 U. /14 h Melville Presbyterian Church LAYMEN'S SUNDAY January 18th MR. DAVID SAVAGE LISTOWEL. Guest Speaker St. John's Anglican Church SKATING PARTY Will be held in the Brussels Arena on Tuesday, January 27th Lunch After at the Church Admission 35c and 25c Proceeds in aid of St. John's Scout Group and Youth Club. SensaiionaJ January learance Sale (Continued) To Express our Sincere Thanks, to our many Customers and Friends who have helped us to enjoy continued success through the years. We are offering this Sensational Clearance Sale. Quality and low prices go hand in hand to makes this the - greatest price event In Huron County. Come and bring your friends. 15 %, 25 % and 50 % Off on all Goods in the Store. 25 pr. Kingcot Flannelette Blankets (Seconds) 80 x 90 reg. 37.99 100 yards Flannelette Shirting Special 50c per yard 500 yards Print reg. 59c yard Special 35c per yard Full Fashioned Nylons of 51.50 line (Subs) Special 790 All 69c Prints 49c per yard Forsyth Shirts reg. $4.95 Special $3.96 - Men's All Weal Work Sox 314 Ib. reg. 89c 4 pry. for $3.00 ALL LEATHER AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR 25% OFF 15 Per Cent OFF 15% ON ALL Men's and Boys Work Clothes in the store. Including Men's, Boys and Children's Overalls. Men's and Boys Lined and Unlined Jeans. Men's Lined and Unlined Smock, Men's and Boys Work Shirts. 50 Per Cent OFF 50% OFF on the following Goods, Every Women's and Misses Better Dress in the store andd all of last year's season's Summar Dresses. Also all of last season's Women's Shortie Coats. >"` 175 yds. of 54 inch All Wool Coating Material, „also Cidoular Wool Jersey. 25 Dress Lengths in Crepes, Jerseys, Nylons, Taffeta, Gabardine. Women's and Children's All Wool and Gabardine Ski Pants. ,. I ,it. 25 Per Cent OFF 25% OFF on the following items Man's, Wome'ns and Boys' Su4ts, Men's and Womtn's Winter Coats. Men's and Women's Statlon Wagon Coats: Children's Snow Sults, Women's and Misses Crepe and Nylon Blouses. Women's and Misses Skirts. All wool and part wool Blankets and the balance of our 'eniee stook which Is too numerous to mention. There will be absolutely No exchanges, no refunds, no charges And no alterations, during this sale only All Sales Final. 20 Congoleum Rugs — 6 x 9 '-- 34.95; 9 x 9— 36.95; 71/2 x 9 $5.96 9 x lOye — 37.96; 9 x 12 — 38.95; 9 181/2 -- 19.05j 9x 16-310.95. 'THE ARCADE STORES ets�� Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fatally Blyth, Ont. -- Brussels' Oat.