The Brussels Post, 1949-2-23, Page 1?0S f PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, February 23rd, 1949
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Sat. Only 59c a lb.
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EVAR'S BL, CFOCETERA �
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
bits. A. Wood has been in giteb
ener-Waterloo 'hospital where sh
underwent an operation,
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Mies M, (Tedd, teac;i r to the
Brussels high Reboot suffered 't. twelve months.
$5,000,000 Urgently Needed Field Crop Competition
much is "Rk1) (1108: 1'l i., LAST CALL
al( eves this Continent. This is the
mouth in which both the Carnelian
and American Red Cross Societie'
report to their na.ti'.ons on the
pro.
grass and achievements of their great
peteeetim•e services and ask ler fitlan-
cial mandate to carry on for Jambe r
broken wrist 'Tuesday when she fell.
In Canada, $5,000,000 has been set
g * as the minimum sum necessary to
D. R. licl',oan of Port William is ,maintain and advance our vital
visiting this week at the hunt,) c,(
peaeeti
Wm. Moses and Jas. Moses, GreY• m.e programme which is today
providing inestimable benefits, often
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Mrs. Jack Cameron, Elmira, form- life itself, to large sections of our
Canadian people, in this present
erly of Brussels had the rninfortnna .issue of the mag.&zine is a pictorial
to fall breaking her arm he two review 0Y Red Cross s. r:•1ceo which
places. During this month, an army of
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volunteer canvassers will take thee
Ian Matheson. an of Mr. and Mrs. ' off from busy lives to help put this
to fall and break his ankle at noon i
on Monday, "over the top", May I bespeak your
i.eourttnus and generous reception of
Phone 5 .� Brussels Miss Mary Lou M I'arlane and Ii these Red Crdss rep�. senta9vrs
Rias Marie Bennett enjoyeri J1 boli• 1 without whnee voluntary help, to-
Miss
J , ° '� )" `tk t e - o . a• 'i > e w da • at Thornhill and Toronto last Gather web that of 111nnsands of
�z'' I volnnteer workers who man r,ur
.peel.
Clark Matheson, had the mist ortune ,Ilnnl tont National Red Cross Appeal
Modern and OId Time
DANCING
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th
Admission 50c
Under auspices of I.O.O.F.
Lunch Counter
PANCAKE SUPPER
In the basement of
St. John's Church
Shrove Tcesday, March 1st
Supper served from 5 to 8.
Supper Menu —
Pancakes with syrup
Sandwiches
Pie and Tea.
Admission 85c and 40c
"Prove all things: hold fast
that which is good: abstain
from every form pf. evil."
Melville Church
Minlater Rev., G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m, Sunday School end
Bible Class,
11 a. m, Divine Servile.
7 p. ln. "A Dedicated Lite,"
Boys Scouts, Girl Guide's,
Brownies and Cube will
attend this service.
'Louis D, Thompson, Organist
and Ohordmaster. -.
TheUnited Ci'- urch
OR CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Christian Faith
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Ohms.
7 p. m. Evening Praise
Samson
Come and Worship
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev, J. H. Kerr, Brussels.
2nd Sunday Affter
Septuagesima, Feb. 89tb, 1649
St, David's Church, Henfryn—
9.80. a, m, Sunday School
10,80 a. m: Morning Prayer
et. John's Church Brussels —
1 p. m. Sunday School
2 p. m, Evening Prayer
St. George's Church Walton
8.46 p. m, Livening Prayer
Sunday school •••
INIVAVAVArefilit
WALTON
ON
i The del;ghtful rn,et'ai fantavy
"Cinderella," -is to be preeentsd iu
('Seaforth on Friday, March 4th. Th1s
musical show,, with a (met of 110, was
r,ronti•' presenter) twee, In RrttssrIs
Town Hall to capacity crowds and
meaty who desired to see it had to be
turned away, The play is presented
in three parts, A Mother (!hose
pageant portrayed by r.hllrir,-n pre-
cedes the ploy which Is followed h.;
a graucl finale. A fine rant; a elna'ince
danrilta• ('horns: a flower ;•h•1 7;1m'Its
beautiful gowns, special li;rhifut;
effects, all combine to provide enter.
Iain neat thee is thortnlghly enjoyed
by young and old. Plan to see
"Cin'derc'ila"'in Seafottll on :1h,reh 4.
The regular sleeting of the W.M.S.
and W.A. was Held in the United
Church basement ron Wednesday,
Feb. 9th. Mrs. Dave Watson pre-
sided. Tthe meeting opened by
singing Hymn 377 followed by
prayer 'and the Scripture rea;ling,
Minutes of the last meeting were
react and the treasurer's report .was
given. The Literature report was
given .and two readings on Temper•
snce Education. Tt was decided
that we hold a special meeting on
M•aroh 4111 World lay 01 Prayer,
The program was in charge of the
17th and Boundary East group, under
the leadership of Mrs. - Hazlewood
assisted by Mrs. M. Hamilton and
Mrs, A. McNichol, prayer followed.
Hymn 182 was then sung. Benedic-
tion was pronounced and the meeting
adjourned. The Walton W.i'tS, and
W.A. are invited to join the Wanton
Anglican Ladies on M'rrch 4th et
two -thirty for the Worid Day of
Prayer, in the Anglican Church,
ATTENTION FARMERS•—
We have a supply of Lundy'a
Fence and ,Steel Posts, Also 1946
Ford Trunk with rack, hi A-1 con.
d'ition, Ethel Produce
1 Phone 22-r-10 Dthel, Ont,
Capitol Theatre
LIS n'OWEII-
Wed. Thur, Fri. Feb, 23-24-25' 1
Adult Entertainment,- I
Oliva DeHavilland in
"The Snake Pit"
Saturday Only Feb. 26 I
Bill Elliott ' in
"Colorado Pioneers"
plus
"Fabulous Suzanne" with
Barbara Britton, Rudy Vallee
Sat. Mat. 2 --Sat. Eve. 7 p.m.
amozafaVerrannananmanterMageno
Mon. Tues. Feb. 28 -Mar. 1
Adult Entertainment
"Mine Own Executioner" •
with Burgess Meredith
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
lst Offer $200.00
2nd Offer ,$60.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
Wed. Thur. Mar. 2-3
Re-release of one of the
Best loved motion pictures
"Goodbye Mr, Chips"
'with Greer Carson) Robert
Donat. The Film 'that MADE
Greer Garson.
Ememovemaltow
1
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Mrs, Davie Inglis Toronto, was a
visitor last week at the home of Wm,
and Mrs. Bishop and was :,iso calling
on former friends in town.
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Mr, and Mrs, W. G, Tucker attene-
r'd a banquet held in Wing+ham by
the Young Men's Club of St, Paul's
,Anglican Church on Friday night o'
last week,
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'The many friends of Mrs. Geroge
Johnston, formerly of trey Town-
ship regret •to hear that she suffered
a heart attack last week and has
been in Winghnan hospit',1,
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Mrs, Helpern, who scent the past
two months at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. M. Winsherg has left
fcfr her home in New York. Mrs.
Wtn•oherg and daughter Rochelle
aeconl•panied her to Toronto.
Receives Reply
From England
Miss Nora Shaw received a letter
from Mrs. R. Anderson of 12 Chelms-
ford street, Thornsby on Tees, York,
England. The letter carne from
Mrs, Anderson after elle sow Miss
Shaw's name and address on an egg
which Nora had packed Inc export to
England when she was working tor
the, 1-I, Pearson Produce. MissShaw
Inas sent a reply to the woman in
England 'and is looping forward to
continuing an interesting corres-
pondence.
services from coast to coast, Red
Cress could not survive.
This is your Red Cense-..support
it generously!
ATITIIUR L. (iISHOP,
Chairman. National
Execntit' Committee
Hockey News
Chicago defeated Rangers 4-3
in their final game of the season.
Rangers made a determined bid for
victory scoring their three goals in
the last period.
Referee—Sim Jewel
First Period
1—Miller
No Penalties.
Second Period
2—L. Fischer
3—+L. Fischer (D. Leach,
No Penalties, '
Third Period
4—Miller
5—Ii, CIrewar (F. Campbell)
6—A, Cameron (K. Greyer)
7—A. Cameron (F. Campbell)
No Penalties,
Playing inspired hockey the
Boston team defeated Detroit in
their final game of the season 3-1.
Referee—Jim Jewell
First Period -
1-0. Dennis
No Penalties,
Second Period
2-13111 Clark
3—T, Willis
No Penalties.
Third Perlod
4—P. Somers (B. McCuteheon)
No Penalties.
i Chicago
Detroit
Appointed Returning Officer
J. M. Southcott has received
official notice of his appointment as
1'-tnrn'ing officer for the Huron -Perth
riding for the next federal election.
He succeeds the late Keith McLean,
of The Huron Llxpositor, Seaforth.
The new Huron -Perth riding com-
1 'lees the townships of Hay, Hnliett
McKillop, ,Stephen, Uaborne, Stanley
land Tuckers -Mit -11; also Seaton'',
Hensa11 and Exeter -in Huron County
and the townships of Hibbert, Fuller
ton and Logan, and the town of
Mitchell in Perth County,
twomspommeneelln
FINAL STANDING
P W S
6 4 1
6 3 2
6 2 2
6 1 5
T Pte.I
s
1
1
2
7
Boston 6
Rangers 0 2
2 — BIG, — DANCES
— THIS WEEK —
Cardno's Hall Seaforth
CKNX Barn Dance Gang
FRIDAY, FEB. 25th
Dancing 10 until 1
Admission 60c
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Presenting Another
DISC -JOCKEY DANCE
SATURDAY, FEB. 26th
Admission 35c
COME COME COME
Free to all farmers
ANOTHER BIO JOHN DEERE
DAY SHOW
see
"The Sugar Plum Tree"
Starring -- Billie Burke and Don Wilson
—Plus—
Several interesting and educational
Pictures on John Deere Equipment
and modern farming practices.
The John Deere Building -- Brussels an
FRIDAY, MARCH 4th, at 8 p. m.
W. J. Perrie, Dealer
,
Intending coto.p :ltr'rs in the
0,'11co• o:Lts field crop -competition
are re,inirrd to indge, 'heir (entire
and place their orders tar met ri :with
Ihp secretary. It v, C1. A. ?.Tlhn•,
late)' than Monday. Poli. 28.
Former Brussels Doctor
Injured In Traffic Accident
Dr« W. D. S. Jamieson, Lea.sidt', is
in Toronto General Hospital with in-
juf'os received 111 a traffic accident
last Friday. -
Dr, Jamir son was Strnca dawt, and
knocked unconscious hy an auto
mobile as he erossr'd Harbert street
at Swiftly' avenue after getting off
n 11:110. Hp was remove -1 to hospital
where he is suffering from two
broken hones between the knee and
ankle of the right leg 011 a dislo-
cated shoulder, Head Injuring are
not believed to he serirnas.
Dr. Jamieson's nienw friends
1hroughnut this {Heftier regret Itis
being injured and hope 'nal -1,10
recovery may le both lapid and
complete.
Melville Church
a1 the morning eermee on Sundae,
Rev. .11r, M14ne jtrelte:lee nn the
^nbjret "A Cbrioti,11 does not eom-
promise' 'and based ,.he subject on
the story of Daniel's detiance of
orders which crlflictr•l with his
convictions, Mr. (Interne Moietnald
was guest soloist, and tendered "Not
r1•0parrow fa.lieth" by (1ilteee The
00111'"11 was "Prays•.-• Thee the
Father" by Connor -I. At the .ren'ino
service ITr. ;Milne preached on the
text "Let both -grow teeethrr nn+ll
the harvest" from the ;+arr',1,, of the
wheat and the tures. (1110 ,0" s -')nisi
was Mrs, 11, Smalldnn who rrnulcreil
',Love ye the Lord" from TJand,•1's
Largo, and "Lord melee me strong"
by Vieille. The engem, w. "Tod IA
a Spirit" by Brown.
The United Church
The story of 30.0 forme,) rile ha,•l;'
ground for the 'miming simnel( in
the 'Colied .Church. "The-. e hone f
a. tree if it be cut down that it will
sprout again." No day is so dark but
that the Christian faith has a
message for it. The morning an•
them was "Lard I come to thee" by
Soechtig.
The evening service was ennrl'lrtel
by the Young People's 1-nlon. Miss
Evelyn Lake, the Presidcul, was in
charge, Miss Lake was 000iate1 1.7
11r. Stewart Stiles who read the
Scripture; Miss Medal= Ryan, who
made the .prayer; and Mlss Francis
Dennis who introduced the speaker
and concluded the service, Mr
Schultz of the High School staff,
delivered a message on the subject of
Citizenship. lir, Gibson Willis sang
"Bot the Lord is mindful of His nwyn,"
by Mendelssohn, in excellent voice,
BLUEVALE
The morning service at Knox Pres-
byterian Church here Sunday was
oondneted by Rev, Leland C. Jorgen-
sen; and the choir sang a number.
The Young People's Union had
charge of the evening service at
the United Church, Miss Wilda
Breckenridge presided, After a
song service of familiar hymns
with Mrs, W. J. Johnston leading
at bite piano, Mrs. Darling gave
a paper an "Prayer," The closing
prayer was ocored by Robert
Shaw.
The Y.P.U. sponsored a Valentine
box social in th-e Sunday ,School
room on Friday evening, when a
large number of young people and
children turned out and enjoyed
games, Charles Roffman acted as
auctioneer, The proceeds' amounted
to $15.
Personals; Robert Shaw, Morris
township, with Mrs, Arthur Shaw
and Mrs. .lames Robertson, and
was entertained on the oceasion of
his 6610 birthday; James Stewart,
Windsor, formerly of con. i, Turn -
berry, with Mr. and Mrs, Peter S.
McEwen; Mr, and Mrs. R. E, Mc•
Kinney and son Jtm, and Mrs.
Marjory Iambs, London, with friends
here; Mrs. Alice Aitken, L•acknow,
with her sister, Miss Mary Mitt Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Liliow, Stratford, with
Mrs, Nellie' Lillow and other relatives
and friends here; Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Elsie, Perna, lith Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley .Darling.
BRUSSELS, ONTA..
Grey Township
School Board Meeting
Tee February ba r tl 1 trey'
Twp. School 1;n,,rd x a. n„rt in 4:41,1
Public* Schuu7 I+'«•b. 1 LL 5011 o'a
+nem )ere present.
The meeting opcsed ,w 111 1 5'11.
dlscu-.,61411 011 t.11t? 1,016 i,•111;lt:y
purchasing the 'Coiled flume')
h1 Iiniesncnrth for a 1. 'I is
mailer was left 1(t', -'r Inc fol ti, 'r'
(101't'loltments,
The crowded situation of No. 7 ,1',•t
TT No. 12 was 'discussed, ,et N+, 7 it
was decided to leave the .putter time
it was definitely known whet tl'
eurelme 11 would he In Seel ht 10 -
case of 0 No. 12 it Was generally
ai recd that the pupils front X r, 1.
could he transported to N. -
insteari of 17 No. 12 thereby en t ,'••
an attendance of about ee et
school. However ne •.-t
was taken,
On .the motion 'r P.ri a
McLean 111» tr11010r:: ..0t,
asked to give a little extra intern,-
Non
n rt,•.tion to pupils about we thin, el, the
ronels as there have brer, sry«.•;,'
serious accidents tills winter '.p l; 1,
children being shock by cars.
On motion of Brown and EPA, t
the tenders of Clifferrl .A r•1(•..;
Clifford Cardiff were aeremie d f,
supplying wood. .Also free./ f'': -
for No. 9 and 10 and erle, Tee.
for No. 4 P01010nt to be inane when
wood is dclivpred and c•.ret,ir'r
notified to check 111Pasarr11lla1+,
Cn motion of Ellacr,t and rlrn'vn
the following bills wervr to I„• ps'1:
.7, C. Hemingway, wiring
complete at S.B. Nn. ....-
Clinton Hydro
Caustic Sanitation S.S. X1(. R
t 1,1.r
C. fi G. Kreuter. 21'ates at
No, 11 1”
R. C. Campia 11, ]nhmu' ' 4-, .91(
F. A. Hzrrison. trueltieg
J W. Fischer repairs ..: s:..
t.4. P'. Lounsbury. mat,
Geo. Hart, labour .
Rock Bros., storm w'eelew,
J. C. Hemi t
Hemingway, tpter..1r ,n
Listowel Hydro
J. C. HEIITINGWAY .
Seo: Trea'ur-'
BORN
ELLIOTT---In Winn` e, r' :11 1-1,
Hospital on''enneadty. P•1, Ito r
Mr, and Mrs. Richard 1:11:.,:
Brussels—a son, Donald Rieherrl.
Boy Scouts and Girl Guide
Hold Open Nght
'In,.' f,:'• 9 • 1' .,, ,...:111110 '&
Girl 0111,1 -,, Lord and Lolly l aA,tatc
Powell's birthday, 1(0:1 r-nametnorat-
ed Tu.estlsy night in 1h,- library ley
the 1ioy cont,; 11(101 Cuba, girl
5 '1.-•: Ibn'cn:ra tato] Ilrnwuieto an3t
thr'ir Leaders, llurinAl i1l'. oilettinig
c'arelnonies Boy Scout, bred Carrit-
bell read the Scripi:nre 5., a packed
hall. Each croup 1.^av a small
demonstration of their work whikeft
was en•tiltt-'astleally received and
roundly el=peeei vi , eeey trpproe
priate 0Itr 11 by Tielvr
Huth 11'77 nu,. who ih,.,mr,' 0Na15
leadership. Tie 1nin rrl not that
all f 11, L1rli I16'- wr, ♦ ' piaying the
_1 n •f T,•1Ittr, and ht
closing his address, ,1 t •1,1 1:0 tn.
foilo : the Creates+ l,eader of an.
Jesus Christ. Four P.arc:ere. lvtars
Smith, E'ah t• P e:yl1 , .1 Ge•r:tln`ima
Stleftet. 1N'adnlon Ryan and two -
B, , �n50 Ty,,+0111 Flaa,1' and Join
Strl w,•re ten steel with uniforms.
The leaders were pleased
with tie boys •,ltd ;Art, -.eel rl'rl tltefir
rcrir.ue par+= re-ry v:e11, We -tried&
also to thank those int0r'e=te,1 in the
work. for enuring mat n this tnpetfr,p;
It was encouraging to have so mast)►
turn out and 0.00 Wheal 1(r„11ess had
been made by the different groups
in the short .time sine. being organa
iced. At the close of 'he evening
. '''• .• ..,.• v:,-, , served,
Library Nolo'
hour
rcoilrrr_ir
Next Patentee, 7,4,. 7.!6. "Ti Ras11
Wilson will be in 011:0,:., -a 'v bone
all the little- folk nett -."n 4 and 56 . '
years of cgs will he pre,,r'nt•..peorneet✓
ly at 3 o'clock.
NOTICE
Ti.1 . 1
-
priveie property
otter: efieir't. 1.1.
Cars, Milk Cans and Stands, Mss
I:r,xe Tao., 1m1 1 0'' ken; ('Tear 011
the Right -of -Way and at a sate
die:en(0 from Snove-Clearing ege3ta-
ment. -
The public is asked not to luterfei,
with Township or rentc.I equipmete
in any way. •
STAN. AALEXANI)12R.
Road. Supt,
1?t.hel, Ong,.
'will ere tee
'10 dello e0
by t e., p,owin;r or
e
LIVER
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litfe
Now es always parts and service are aalsilable for..a1L 011ver
tractors in Ontario including those sold by the Cockshutt
Plow Company.
All Goodison-011ver dealers are equipped to serve you, Why
not drop in at the nearest Goodison-Oliver dealer today and
see bow they are ready to help you,
18 western provinces contact any Otiver 8,aneh
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