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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-2-18, Page 1THE BRUSSELS P0.ST Post Publishing House ubuthartzed as second ots>a Po.i1, Po$ adios Department, Ottawa WHY • PAY MORE 3-1/ :1b. Tins Sockeye Tin 3-1 lb. Tins Pink Salmon -1"1b. Ctns. Margarine $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 We Sell For Less Open All Day Every Day Store Closes 10 p. m. ,Saturday :Pees GR.EWAR'S The Store With The Mach 'NOTICE - Brownies and Girl Guides will 'hold their annual Baden Powell 'nll'iht, an Friday evening at'8 p. m, et,'the Bru,sseLs Library on Feb, 20. A cordial Invitation is extended to the parents of these children, also anyone Interested to tits move- ment. Come and enjoy this program 431ey have prepared for,you. There will be no charge. Lutxoh will ne served. Mrs. W. G. Leach, D. 0 Church Parade to United Church on Sunday morning Feb, 22nd., EASTER TEA AND BAKE SALE The MajesUo Wvmtms Institute are (holding en Easter Tea and Bake Bale in the Brussels Library on Saturday, April 4th. Keep this date Open. TENDERSWANTED Tenders for ;the spraying of Cattle for Warbler Fly in the Township of. Grey, will be received by the. undersigned until one p. m. March 7th. State price per head per spray. Lowest or any tender not nee• cesfarily accepted, Edythe M, Cardiff, Clerk.. TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned for crushing and .hauling 15,000 cubic yards or more of gravel for the Township Of Grey. Crusher 'bo be equipped with Wi inch screen. A certified cheque for $300 must accompany each tender. Tenders to oe in by 2 p. m. Maich 7th. Lowest or any tender not necceasarlly accepted. Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk. irm61:'l t THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville Chunh Rrue..l. Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School Ws. in. Morning Worship United Chzrch. OF CANADA INlnl.ter, Rev. Andrew Lane Morning worship - 11 o'clock "Penitence" Mauch tilohooi 12 o'clock. Y. P. U. - 7.30 o'olook. "Joust WOatUt Cann We Believe About Jesus." Conte and Worehip. Church of England Parish of 11ruieele Rev. A. 'Norman 8111., M. A. list Sunday, of Lent Feb. 22, 1953 M. Jean'. Charm. BfMq.M- 11 a. m. Morning Prayer Sunday School. It. David% Chaired,. hl.ntr/n 2.80 p, tuft layering Prayer Rt. O.erge'e Chinni), Wa11Ml 7.30 p, m,Throning Prayer 1 111011/0110 MELVILLE Y.'P.'8. 'The Young People Of Melville 'Church snot 'in 'the 'primary room 'cat 1ddonday ,evening. The president, B311' Adams opened 'the meeting by singing hymn 798. Catherine Rid - click read the scrllpture lessen from 1llattlhew chant, 15, verses 31.39, The Wastes 'were read by :Jean Smith, followed by hymn 763. A very inter eating 'topic was given by Ret', 'Wm Fulton on Ituseellism and Jehovah's Witness, Hymn 774 was sang and the meeting closed by repeating the *mediation. A. play 1*'atice was lreld after the meeting. The young People halve derided to put the play onto April, entitled "Billy,s Goat." KEEP THESE DATES OPEN - A play and dance will'be held on Friday, March 6611 and an Easter Donee on Wednesday, April 8th, in Cranbrook Community Centre. Watch for further announcements. GIVE1 GIVE! Give to the Huron County Over seas Flood Relief Fund. Donations err- urgently, needed and can be left at any local bank. NOTICE Applications for the positions -of sprayntan tend h.elper far Morrie Township for the Warble Fly Cam. Deign will be received up until 3 P. m., March 2. State wages ex- pected. xpected. Geo, C. Martin, Clerk. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tenders for the contract of supply ing, crashing and hauling approx- imately 10,000 cubic yards of gravel for Morris Township will be re• delved by the undersigned up until 2.30 p. m„ March 2; crusher to be equipped with 'i4 inch screen. Cer. ti0ied cheque for $200 must ac- company each tender. Lowest or any tender not recess. arily accepted. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. CAPITOL LISTOWEL THEATRE 2 shows nightly 7.30 - 0:30 P. m. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Friday • Saturday Feb. 20 • 21 A kid too young to know' the odds against them : A man who had lived too long to care "THE DUEL AT SILVER CREEK" Starring Audie Murphy, Faith Domer' gue and Stephen McNally. Monday - Tuesday Feb. 23 • 24 "No ROOM FOR THE GROOM" with Tony Curtis - Piper Laurie The gay romantic story of an un - kissed bride and her fit to be tied groom, TUESDAY FOTO.NITF OFFER $100.00 Monday Attendance Card Night. Are you regtatered for Foto -Rite? Wednesday - Thursday Feb, 25 - 2C It's Ann Blyth and David Farrar in the great adventure of all ages "THE GOLDEN HORDE" Only a Crusader's broad swore against the endless legions of the mighty Khan -•- while the fate of Samarkand and the world hangs In the balance, 'MAJ'ESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITU E Taxa Majelstic Wulnen'p Institut !net :tor the February meeting in the ltmeutentof lite Library on Thurs- day afternoon, Mrs. R, W. S11ebhel2ig (presided for the open,. ing exercises arta business seselom. The roll cal reiepon'se, "A mem cry verse from an old School read- er," proved exceedingly popular sad pleasant memories were re, called els members aeststed each other to .piece together favorite, 'poems. Two 'glee' Club 'reelects are be - 11 g canard on in the, lmistitute this year. The Girls' Garden Club will have as Its leader Miss 'Illvaltna. Maier, who will chose en assist ant from her group of three-year member& Together they will at- tend ttend the leaders' baklava' course in Wingbam, "The Club. G11nt Enter talus', is open. to all rural girls over, tri years of age and wile be is charge of Mrs. Andrew -Laine, who will have Mrs. F. W. 71odd as her atadatant. An announcement from: the 'ex- tension services told of a lecture in peyoblolegy "We call It Human .Na- ture," by Mrs. G. C. Howson. in -Bluevale community Mail, which will be attended by the. Enamels Institute, '(The decision was made to accent nine tieleets .allotted to the. Ialett tate for the convention of the As- sociated. Countrywomen of the World in Toronto. One member of- fered to supply a pattern for each members for a maple leaf pot -holder. These are to be made and used ae flavors tor visiting delegates from many lands. Two meetings are on the pro grant fpr March with the commit- tee for agriculture and Canadian industries it change. A. mamufac- turing firm w411 give a demonstra- tion and present a film. Later in the month, a representative of an ether firm will show a movie aid a travel Siam. Twau delegates to the Ontario Aserociation of Agricultural Societ- ies presented highlights of the convention in Toronto. Tt was re- commended that some of the sup semi -ion given for original ideas he worked out at the local Fall Fair and that a taa.rd party be held to raise .funds .to be given to the Fair Board to finance these new plane. A sale of baking a,nd a tea were also planned for the general fund of tIbe Institute. Mrs. Andrew Lame, convener of citizenship and education, took charge of the meeting and Com plated the program. One verse and the chorus of "Sahaol Days", was sting. Mrs, R. W. Stephens con tinned the sections of the Mary Stewart collect, Miss Margaret Peelle contributed a piano solo. An inupromptu debate, "Resolved that married women Make better teach - are than single ones; resulted in a close win for the affimative side. An interesting contest using stir names of the Tnstitute members preceded lunch, served by the host- esses, ostewes, Mre. F. Nichol. Mns, Lorne Niclu01, Mrs. William Penile, Mra Tenneth Sherrie, Mrs. 0. Fleming. way. REGENT TI -l1 ATRE Seafortb,;Ont. NOW PLAYING- • Feb. 19.20.21 A historical novel. In flaming Technicolor, of the early uprising In U. S. Adventure, romance and excitement are brought to you by Dale Robertson and Ann Francis, in "LYDIA BAILEY" _ r FEB, 23 - 24 • 25 The famous little Egypt, who rock- ed the world In gay nineties, Dances her way Into the hearts of Ameri- cans. Mark Stevens plays with Rhonda Fleming In this Teonicolor drama "LITTLE EGYPT" FEB. 26 - 27 - 28 Audle Murphy and Faith Domergue bring you this King -Size Western In Technicolor. For action, sus. pence and excitement don't miss seeing, "THE DUEL AT SILVER CREEK" Wednesday, February 18th, 1953 OVERSEAS FLOOD RELIEF e A Heron County Flood Belief Cone tnitbea !rias 'been set no to receive donations for this worthy cause. 'Phis project in the Bnuslsela Area la sponsored by the Brussels Legion and the Brussels Lions Club. Donatfone to be left at the Can. radian Dank of Comnlexoet 0$floial receipts will be (nailed front head• quarters, MELVILLE V'OUNG WOMEN'S GUILD VALENTINE TEA A Valentine tea and sale of backing proved a most suceesaful undertaie tag on. Saturday afternoon when tue Young Women's Guild .of Melville Church stook in over 2100. • Valentine .decorations eo1nbined with apn'mg flotwers•, to Make the basement of the library attractive, Candy, Sower bulbs,eggs; jams, vegetables and homemade baking were sold. In the tea rooan, Mrs. W. H. '1' Fulton poured tea at iu Mable oover- 'd with a Moe tea cloth and centred with a bowl. of scarlet tulips. Crys- tal candl;dabra held red and White 'Lagers,. Mrs. Eldon Wilson, Mrs, George Galbraith and Mrs. George 'Fll11olit served the guests. Others assisting ware .airs, Harold Cardiff, Mrs. James Mair, Mas,. Sam Sween ey. Mrs. Norman Stephenson ant Mrs. Gerald Gibdon, SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE PARTY The Ladles Auxiliary to the Can. adian' Legion held a successful Val- entine Buiob.re Party In thein' rooms en Friday evening, Feb, 16th, with fourteen tables . of euchre in play The winners' for the evening were Mrs. George Evans and Mr. Frank Shaw, with the consolation awards t3'ing to Mrs. Frank Shaw and Mrs. P.evan 'PJllipth A St, Patrick's Euchre Plasty will he held on Friday evening, March 13th- .,.n --HE UNITED CHURCH - ^Friends of Jesus" was the ser - men thine In the United Church on Sunday, Feb. 15. The scriptural basis of the sermon was Jahn 14;14, "Te one my friends if•;•ye do what. snever I command you." Being friends of Jesus is the orale' way to forgiveness, of sins and eternal lift. Cam we a:ssur5 ourselves that wo are really friends ^rf .l;esnas? ' Are we really trying to obey his• rum. mandmem;s? Then and only than 0011 WO 110'0oscur1flfa of .)101"10 0.11 The anthem "'Where leve BrRriend- it'• was sung by the choir, '('HE WINGHAM DISTRIC1 HIGH SCHOOL CONCo R f The pupils and teachers of the Wingham District High School are presenting their annual Variety Con; celrt on Thursday and Friday even- i ings ,of this weeik, at 8,p. m. in' the Wintelsnx "Down Hall. General admission' 40 cents. Re- serve's at M0T{Lbhem'e Drugs 10 cents extra, There is a, good programme of in - Instrumental music, singing, dancing, a gymnastic display end a one -act Play. All the proceeds of the concert are used to assist other student activiide Come ou Thursday ar Friday evening to the Winalla.m Town Hall. WAL.TON MIS, M. Clark is a patient in, Olin - ton Iwaepttal. , 1NLr. Silas Johnston., who is a Patient in Kitchener- Walterloo Hos- pital, dna reported progresedng fat drably, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray and can Bob, Stratford, will J. S. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs, W. (1. Bennett, Clingy ton, with Mr, and Mrs. Olonnie Ben- nett. Arthur McCallum, Preston, with friends hero. C160f. Igernagban, Brussels, with Mr. raid Mr& Freak Kirkby, FOR SALE Bray Hatchery has been supplying poullryleeepers with tine ohtcks for yaare, mehrttaryMarch chides now to cafe h the best semmer0a11 mar eta. Order now, frons agent Wm G. Bray, Mel' Grey Twp. Council Grey Toirmehin Council Meeting Has held on Feb. 7th. T ved by Howard 2'..McNaug•4t, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that tr. xuiuet.e be tutorplela as read, Carried. Ml'ved by' Howard F. McNaught, seconded by Wm, E. Bia'hop that we itdap,t the report on the Oox Drain and .instruct the clerk 1.o prepare and serve the by4al7a, - Carried, :Sieved by Jiugh Smith, seconded by Wm, E. Bishop that we adopt the Engineer's report on rhhe Smith Drain and inisitnwct the clerk to Prepare the necessary bydawa, - Carried. Meed by Howard F McNaught seconded •by Clifford R. Dunbar that by-law No. 5, for the purposes of borrowing money for Mlle Drainage under the Tile Drainage Act, be passed, - parried. Mowed by Howard F. MoNaughT, seconded by Wm, E. Bishop -that we call for tenders for the spray ing of cantle ter Warble Fly. Tend- ers to he in the hands of the clerk by 1 p. m.. March 7?h, Prises to be submitted at cost per head. - Carried Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar seconded by Wm, E. Bishop that we place an •order w4ith Canadian In- dustries Ltd., for 1200 lbs. of Warble Fly Powder. - Carried Moved by Howard P McNaught, seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that we 1 call for sealed tenders for the crushing and spreading of 14000yds or more of 7 snob gravel for the Twp. Tenders to he accompani, d by certified cheque for 8300 on d to be in •th•e hands of the clerk by 2 o'clock March 7116. - - Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded , by Clifford R. Dunbar that the Reeve and Treasurer be authorized i to make application f^r balance. et 10S2 road subsidy. - Carried, Moved by Howard 17. McNaught• seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that Ciro. W, Otiethers Ltd.. be given an order for 75 H.P. Diesel Motor Grader as per specifications, aubJect 'lo the approval of the Dept. of Highways, for immediate delivery Price coin plate 816.000,00, - Carried. Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar. seconded 'by Hush Smith that alt oPPraved accounts be paid. - Carried, Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar seconded by Hugh Srrith that wa An now adjnumn 'to meet Maroh 7th or at the call of the Reeve. - Carried, The following (accounts were paid FI.E.P.C.. Ethel Street Lights 264.0:+ P.C., Walton Street Lights 74,75 Junes A. Howes, Eingineer'0 Fees, Car Drain C. E, Rowland. Assist Survey Cox Drain. Donald Bateman, Assist Survey Oox Diem: Ron Mem Assist Survey Cox Drain Arnold Noble, Assist Snrvety Cox Drain 5,00 !, Carl Hemingway, School Attendance Officer 2500 Township of Mnrrls, Share 02 Dumping Ground 17.50 County of Huron, Hospitalization 40.00 B. M. & G. Telephone System, Office Toils 10.85 Imperial OR Ltd, Stove 011 13,0E C, M. Stevenson, Sheep 85.00 Melville • Jerleldn, 10 cords Harwood 40,00 Arseorintion of Ontario Mayors and Meows. Membership Fee 10.00 St. John Ambutanre, Grant 5.06 Fox lloumty 36.00 Relief 25,00 Roads 710.63 150 rat 2.00 2.00 5.00 Edythe M. Cardiff, Oierk570.81 140U CAN HELP? You earn help flood viable over seas by leaving your danstione at nny local Bark for the Huron County Overseas Flood Relief Tuna. $2.00 per year $2.50 U. S. HELI' THE HURON COUNTY OVERSEAS -FLOOD RELIEF FUND. St. John's Anglican Church SKATING PARTY Will be held in the Brussels Arena on Tuesday, Feb. 24th from 8to10p,era LUNCH AFTER AT THE CHURCH ADMISSION 35c and 26c Proceeds In aid of St. John's Scout Group and Youth Club. CARD PARTY Euchre and Five Hundred in the Brussels Public Library Friday, Feb. 27th at 8.30 p. m. Everyone Welcome Admission 50c Proceeds for East Huron Agricultural S SC'c■)?ty. • p ,7 ry-tne,nrn,,' Ali M'(I1Pctic u4'Thy . d. NOTICE TO 'DOG OWNERS Every owner, possessor, er harbourer of a dog In the Village of Brussels,.shail pay annually, on or before the 7th day of March, a license or tax. A penalty will be imposed on those who fail to pay such tax by the above date. The 1953 Tags are now available at the Clerk's office. • 41 G. R. Campbell, Clerk. "A very valuable citizen" When a bank manager was transferred recently a group of citizens wrote the bank in tribute to his sense of public service: "During the time he was here, we found him to be a very valuable citizen. He always took a deep interest in our community, so we feel we have lost a valuable asset. However, we feel sure that his replacement will be made with �a man of similar calibre." A bank man, by the very nature of his- work, iswork, becomes part of the life around him. During his training in various branches, and as he takes on growing responsibilities, he learns more and more about people and how his bank can help 4 them. And he brings to his community his personal readiness to serve in any way he can. /s9 Thin advertisement, baeod 0® an actual letter, is presented here by THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY .ynattlir..n.., 4 i 4 •