The Brussels Post, 1949-5-25, Page 1c -OS r PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, May 25th, 1949
SEE AND HEAR
THE LESLIE BELL SINGERS
"America's Greatest Girl Choir"
AT WINGHAMI (United Church)
1.
t
C.JOam
(Sponsored by Wingharn Lions Club)
By Mail
$1.00
By Mail : Town Radio Station C.K,N,X.
Apple. Blossorn Tea and Bazahu jltotice -
under auspices of
Friendship Circle
to be held
on lawn at United Church
Thurs., May 26 at 3-5 P.M.
Sale of Homemade Baking
and Miscellaneous Items
Silver Collection.
GARDEN PARTY
at
Union United Church
on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th
followed by a 3 -act comedy
"Mr. Bean from Lima"
presented by the Blyth Glee Club
Supper 6-8 Admission 75c &25c
Blessed are they that keep his
commandments, and that- seek
Him with the whole heart.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. 0. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a, m. Guest Speaker : -
Rev, D. C. McLelland, Toronto.
8 p. m. Service to be attended
by members of St, John's'Lodge
A. F. & A. M., and rigors from
other Lodges.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The nited Church
OR CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
11 a. m, Morning Wofsthip
The Tragedy of the Trivial.
Junior Congraation
12 Church Sohool and
Bible Class
7 D' m, Evening Praise
Is. The Young Man Safe?
Come and Worship.
Church of England
Pariah of Brussels
Rev: J. H. Kerr -- Rector.
Sunday After the Ascension
May 20th, 19.49
St. John's Church Brussels -
10 a. m, Sunday ,School
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
it. David's Churcn, Henfryn
1 p. m. Sunday School
2 p. m, Evening Prayer
St. Georges Church Walton-
8,46 D, tic, Livening Prayer
Sunday Seho0I
0/111. IIMICAlleAMERke
The play "Busy as a Beaver" which
was 10 have been presented in the
Mussels Town Hall on friday Eve.,
May 27111. by a Lucknow cast has
been -cancelled owing to one of the
cast being in Hospital.
GOSPEL MEETINGS
In Orange Hall, Brussels
under the direction of
John M. Martin of Hawkesville
at 8.00 each Sunday evening.
aura:3M ,111001arrcm
REGENT THEA FRE
Seaforth, Ont.
,NOW PLAYING
Thur., Fri., Sat. May 26-27-28
Summer Holiday
with
Mickey Rooney and Getrla DeHaven
An outstanding assemblage of talent
-In a lively comedy of the early 90's
period.
1st Show 6 p. m. - 2nd Show 9 p.m.
- Regular Prices -
Mon. Tues. Wed May 30.31, June let
The Best Years Of Our Lives
with
Frederic March and Myrna Loy
Thls story concerns Itself with the
problems of the soldier's and salier's
re -habilitation, re -adaptation to civil-
ian life.
Next Thurs. Fri. Sat. June 2.3.4
`(THUNDER -HOOF" with
Preston Foster, Mary Stuart,
William Bishop.
The dark beauty of the lady In the
story drove men wilder than the
devil -horse they stalked.
COMING: - °LIFE WITH FATHER"
with William Powell - Irene Dunne.
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL
Thur. Fri. Sat. May' 26-27-28
Jeanette MacDonald Lloyd
Nolan and "Lassie" The
Wonder Dog in
"Sun, Comes Up"
in Technicolor.
Sat. Mat. 2.00 P. M.
Sat. Eve. 7:00 P. M.
Mon. Tues. May 30-31
Adult Entertoinment
"Sorry Wrong Number"
with Barbara Stanwyck
Burt Lancaster
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
OFFER $120.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
4 Days Coming 4 Days
Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
June 1-2-3-4
Gary Cooper, Paclette Goddard
M "Unconquered"
Technicolor
Sat., Mat. 2:00 p. m.
Sat., Eve. 7:00 p. 1)i.
t aleat+V • + ft
Maitland Presbyterial
Annual Meeting In Brussels
The ;5111 Anona1 Meeting of Malt -
land Presbyterial W. M. S. was hold
in ,;Melville Church, Brussels 00 May
17th, with the president Mrs. Guth-
rie Rt111 of Teeswater, presiding.
Those taking part at the morning
session were Mrs. MacDonald, 21e's.
Stewart, Mrs, J. Campbell all of
Mol?SWOP lh, Miss Grace Stewart
of Brussels, Mrs, McInnis of Ethel
and Mr•s. Bowers of Ripley,
The guest speaker was Mrs, Gilles-
pie, TTospital Deaconess, of Tomtit,
who gave a very interesting descrip-
tion of her work of visiting the
sick, of the dIitieulties in making con-
tact with patients and of the splendid
results of her. work,
Rev, G. A. Milne, Brussels, brought
greetings from Presbytery In the after-
noon and stressed the responsibili-
ties of each church member to-
wards the fnrtheranen of 1nlesinn
work, Those taking part in the after-
noon were Mrs, A.tchesnn, Mrs,
Fortune and Mrs, Robert Mowbray
of Winghem who gave 1110 report of
the years 11(11-11 which 1\'115 prepared
by Mrs. Gordon Maefurney, Colvin,
Mrs. Bell, Kincardine, gave the
t tr t a
1-
a5. erreport t 1 rt w• 1;11-;1 1155 very
enennragithg, the nlloeation being
64,410. and $4,000.. being raised,
Sirs. R. McWhinney, Dungannon,
hUroducerl the 11;051 speaker Miss
Lily MrArtm', Chii,lren's Work Sea
retary from Connell Exrrntive. Tor-
onto. She stressed the work of teach-
ing children about 01181110115, or the
family new and of parents ee.oper-
et`ng with the Sunday School teacher.
She shower; several examples 111 helps
with the work and Orcaed the
giving of• tinge to the leadership of
children,
fepo'te of the Synodical in God-
erich were given by Mrs. Rnhcrtson,
Gerrie and Mrs. MacAulay, Rilpl.oy.
airs, F, Moffat, Langside relnlnr106
the Auxiliaries to send In their 1101115
for 1110 filer; Tininess ttnd Mrs. TT.'Ile-
Gee of W111f'hatll .gave all enr"an'5g-
h1'3 report 00 the Glad Tirlino' sub-
"crietione. Miss Mary Lott Mef°erlane
sang. Mrs. Reid in her dosing re -
meets e0mro$sed gratitude to the
Deaeineee' for the work they are
doing. Mrs. Bell's invitation for
next year's meeting to be ;held in
1Cineerdine was accepted.
Mrs. MncAllley expressed appreci-
ation to Mrs. Reid. the retiring pres-
ident. for the service she has given
during the past five years and Mrs.
Sutherland, Wllittechurch presented
Mrs. Reid with a basket of roses.
The followling officers were in-
stalled by Miss Mc,Artber, The slate
1155 presented by Mrs, A, RlacDenald
01 117olesworth,
Hon, Pres, Miss Matters, Kincardine.
Pres. Mrs. A. MacAuley, Ripley
let Vice -Pres, - Mrs. Snthel'dand,
• Whitechurch
211,1 Vice -Pres. - Mrs, J. Campbell,
Molesworth
"rd ;rice -Pres. •- Mrs. Nimtmo,
Win.g7ham
4th Vice -Pres, - Mrs, R. Thomson,
Brussels
5th Vice -Pres, - Mrs. 0, Reid,
Teeswa ter
Treasurer - Mrs. J. Bell, Kincardine
Sect•etudas:-
Reeorcl'i1hg, Mrs. R. Mowbray, Wingham
Corresponding, Mrs, Milne, Brussels
Finance, Mrs, Black, Kincardine
17vening Dept. and Girls -
Mrs, M. Hetiderson, Lueknow
Mission Baud, Mrs, Lounsibury, 1161101
Home Helpers; Mrs, H. Spear, Brussels
Students, Mrs. D, Rae, Wtngham
Life Membership, Mrs. Wm, Sped',
Brussels
Glad ,M
,Mrs. H. Macgee.
Winghanl
Supply, Mrs, itingrose, 'l'eeswtel'
Welcome and Welfare, Mrs, ;•V, F.
MacDonald, Lu1'kuew
Literature and Library, Mrs. G. Uay,
Winghant
Press, Mrs, I'', Moffat, Langside
Asst. Press, Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen,
Bin ovale.
l:xehange, Mits.. D. R. MacKenzie,
Lueknow. R, R. 3
Historian, Mrs. R. McWhinney,
Dungannon
The Convenor of the Resolution
("o11111A?t tee 116's. Jorgensen, Bltterale,
presented her report which was a-
dopted, that the ladies of Melville
ehurh be thanked for their hospital-
ity : that Ml's. Reid's services be
remembered: that this Presbyterial
express its opposition to commercial.
!zed ammusements on Sunday, and
to our Government's senting an am'
ba"s0'lrn' In the Vatican. 1(150 that
the Presbyylerial demand the Ontario
geranietit - close all women's bever-
age rooms in, Ontario and that the
law ho enforced regarding the sale of
Minor to minors.
Library Notes
During the months of .Tone. July
and Angnst, the Library will be
()pen on Tuesday's and Saturdays- '
Scouts and Cubs
Charter Night
31r. 11111 Bowman of the Winghauh
Scouts was in Brussels last ween to
1 eesen( the Martel. to the Brussels
group of Scouts and Cubs, About
twenty five ;toys were present and
(1111 gave them a talk on scouting
which was enjoyed by all, The group
eo11111) tte was also present and Mr.
W. G. Leach accepted the Charter
on behalf of the Scouts and Cubs.
Rev. Hugh Wilson and 5etnitmaster
Gerald Gibson added a few well
('1150011 words and the evening closed
with Cod Save The King.
Freemasons To Attend
Melville Church
Members e -f St. ,Tnlhn's Lodge. A. F.
R-
A. M. will attend Divine Service at
1T01v111M Presbyterian Chut•ch at 0 ,
n. in. on finnday. It is 01peeted that
many visitors Nein other lodges in
the (li'triet will also be present, The
sorviee will be eondneted by Rev.
G. A (lune and Rev. It. G. Hazel -
)wool. The elle!), will eontribnto two
`; •1,11h,.me. nnrl Ava Marie by roman.
will )," goner 1(v Mr, Mietek Sltr,rnn-
ski Polish tenor, The theme of
the sorrier' will be "The Religion (if
Rev. Alex J. Simpson To
Preach At Ethel-Cranbrook
The services at F.thel-Crenbrook
Presbyterian Cdiurches on ;May 20.
will bo cnnrtneted by Rev. Alex J.
S!inpten. B.S.A. Rev, M7•. Simpson
a 11111118 of Toronto, spelt three years
an
.indent gardener at the Royal Dot.
151!1 Garden, New Surrey. England.
after 5111111 he 5:1061111 at O. A. C„
Cur4ph. He grulnatcd from Guelph.3
with the I1,5.A. 110308. in 184.2, Rev,
Mr. Simpson then served for three
and a hull' gem's with Reyn1 Pelee
glee
Neel. Volenteee 11e9Prvo nn the R..0.
N, Hospital Staff in Halifax. Nova
.Scotia. F1lowing a three year then -
logy course in Knox College. Toronto,
Rev. Mr. Simpson entered the Rural
Chnreh Department at MrCnrmick
Theological Seminary. Chicago. where
he kr• re"ently taken his 13, D. de-
gree. On his Ethel-Cranbrn,lc visit
ee twill ee eeeompaeled by his (rife
ami two year old son.
The United Church•
.rl
The nui:.(1 ani r (`.nit: _ 5 rvir•r-
111 Saturdays- Igen" in the Pnited Church Krre
only.
The Ti. C, I., A. will make its reg -
(11u1' exchange of books on Monday,
June 1,12, at 10.30 a. m.
CARD OF THANKS
The members of tlhe Boys Midget
Softball Teem wish to express their
thanks to Mr. M. Winherg for the
sweaters he so kindly donated to
them. -
Notice -
Applicationa will be - received by
the undersigned to Friday, May 20th.
1940, at eight o'clock P.M. for the
Position of Assessor 101 the Town-
ship of Grey. The assessment is to
be made under the County Equaliz-
ation plan,
J. H. PEAR, Clerk,
Ethel, Ont.
Notice -
Tenders Mill be received by the
undersigned till Saturday, June 4111 at
five o'clock p. m„ for the construct-
ion of two cement bridges. One at lot
00-61, Con. 1., other at lot 27, Con,
1-2. Plans and specification at Clerk's
Office or at the residence of the
Roar; Supt. Enclose guarantee cheque
for 10% of Contract Price, The
lowest or any tender not necessarily
ONRA SOCCER SQUAD
NIPS BRUSSELS BY 2.1
(London Free Press.)
'the Lnnrinn C!.\.R.:1.. etweer 10nor
(revele1 here Saturday for a sell:Nit:led
rn0Aa•.n and District Sncrcr Teague
111m0, After a thrilling' 90 11111rte8 of
play they emerged winners by a 2.1
score. The game was witnessed by
a large ernv,rl and It was one of the
finest games 00111 around these parts
in years.
Prnssels: H. Pearson, C. Riley,
O, Riley, 1,T, 5noh'5. D. McDonald,
.1, Lowe. 1, Winning, 13. Charles,
1, Walsh. T. Cox, F. O'Connor, .7,
Tirinney. 13. King.
10116011 C \.R.A„ T. Wortnn, W.
Rrhr-rt'on, .1. Leslie, C. Vella, .).
P1ytb, S. Bird, • T. Wallace, R.
Darke tcaptainl, W. Collins, M. '
Beech, R. Bitmead, T. McMillan, 3.
Ritchie.
Referee: Tr, Bowler.
Melville Church
At the morning service, en 51)111153'. I
Rev, Mr, Milne preached on the suit -
:Met "The Power of the Holy Spirit"
and listed the many advantages that
wmhlcl acel'ne to our Church if all
members were Inspired as were the
Disciples et Pentecost. The anthem
was 10 Taste and -See" by Goss, i
At the evening ser 1100 Mr. Milne •
Preached on the subject 'Beware of ;
Pessimists" and pointed out how 1
accepted. Jesus refused to have His Work i
J, H. Fear, Clerk, frustrated by misleading anneals
which were made to Him, Miss 1
Joyce Porter renderer; the solo "Be i
Mill My Soul" by Sibelius.
MUSICAL CONCERT
sponsored by
Brussels Public School
under the direction of '
Mrs. Hamilton, Music Teacher
IN BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
MONDAY, MAY 30th
at 8.15 P.M.
Program consisting of
A Cantata "The Legend of
Sleepy Hollow" by Room III
An Operetta "Molly Be Jolly"
by Room II.
Singing between Acts by Room I.
Admission 25c
Public School Children - Free
TENDERS WANTED-
Tenders will be received by the
Township of Morris for digging a
ditch, supplying and laying tile on
the 'purvey and McDonald -Drains.
Plans and specidoations may be
seen at the Clerk's Office, Tenders
must be in the hands of the clerk ,
by 3 p.m., June 4, 1948.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
GEO. C. MARTIN,
Clerk of Morris Twp,
R.R. No. 4, Brussels.
Riverside Motors in Brussels your Chevro-
let and Oldsmobile dealer are glad to
announce they are the new Farm Implement
dealer for J. I. Case Farm Machinery. Your
patronage will greatly be appreciated as al-
ways in the past.
InaErtatatrn
by the Rev. L. IL Tuner, 13 A.. e
Gorlenich. h1 the nrornine t,„' ehlir
sang ',We would see. Jesus" by
Heyser. Solo parts were taken by
Miss Ruth Wilson and lig Alessi'".
Clifford Buschlin and John Wilson.
in the evening John Wilson sang "An
Evening Prayer" ayer" by Gabriel,
BRUSSELS, ONT. 'L
BRUSSELS C. S. ANNUAL.
CADET INSPECTIOI+i,
May 27th, 1949 at 2 p. m.
Inepeetin7. Offi •ars:
Capt. FI, W. Thomas, Lt. D. C. Irvine -
Headquarters Western Ontario Area.
• Programme
1. Inspection and March Past,
: teelion Drill.
1. ('ir;t
1. SI -II lana,
5. Kort Tying.
31. Map heading.
7. Physlr• 1 Treinieg --. Girls.
6. Physical Training - Boys.
0. Remto•11' by Insneetinu hfficer-
Cadet Capte0 -- Donald 3-cDon42 .
Cadet Lt's. - Jim Bowmass
Margaret Cardiff
Isabelle Speir
Cadet CS;Is..- ,Tolnh Wilson
C'rdet Sgt's. Stewart Stiles.
Jean Matheson
Muriel Anderson
Cadet Tnsti'tctor -Ken. Coleman
P. T, Instructors --• Mrs. Wilton.
Mr- Pauli.
Notice !
lb.- tee,, »11- t ng of the Huron
county my ( 1101! will be held in figs
r ?111,11 r i t' 1- he- Cnt?rt House, God -
111, h, e01amencinb Monday. June Stitt,
at ::.11 1) in P, S. T.
,111 re e:r eh t s. melees of deputat-
ions
eputatrot,s811,1 Alter business requiring
tl1".ut 1101, of Connell -should be it
the hand 4 of the County Clerk net
taie1• tit.., Saturday, June 411, 1949.
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East , Huron Produce, Brussels