The Brussels Post, 1949-6-15, Page 1T
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Wednesday, June 15th, 1949
Brussels Lions Club
FROLIC
WILL BE HELD IN BRUSSELS ON
Wed., July 27th
Tickets for Draw Now
On Sale
In aid of the Brussels Lions Boys and
Girls Band
Watch for further particulars.
Engagement Announcement I Tenders Wanted—
Tenders for the contract of re -
Mr. and Mrs, Watson Brown wish facing the south abutment of the
to announce the engagement of Clark Bridge in Morris Township
their only daughter, Jessie Florence will be received by the undersigned
to Mr. William M. Straitchuk, son T niers must be in by, 8:30 a.m..
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stratychuk, June 20, 1949. Work to be done
West Monkton, Ontario. The mar- according to the specifications of
riage to take place July 2nd in St. the District Municipal Engineer and
Andrews Church, Molesworth, On- under the direction of the (toad Sup-
erintendent. at 3 P.m. erintendent. -
ouresameeeassam...antisu Lowest or any tender net none.
GARDEN PARTY sarily accepted.
Geo. C. C. Martin, Clerk
R. R. No. 4, Brussels. '
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on
Brussels United Church Lawn
on
Thursday, June 23rd
Program
Local Talent
Supper 5:30
Admission 75c and 25c
Garden Party
at Walton United Church
Wednesday, June 22nd
Program—"The Davies of
Canada" singing stars of to -day Mon, Tues. Wed. June 20.21.22
Admission—Adults 75c Adult Entertainment
Children 40c Johnny Belinda
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ns/ Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres
Seaforth Unfairly Dealt
With, Reeve Charges; Over
High School Area
Council WIII Meet June 22 To
Study Boundary BY-LaWs
flnrlerlc:h, June 11 --- The conclud-
ing session of the June meeting of
Huron County Council was marked
by a lively discussion on the bound-
aries of High school areas that took
up the greater part of Friday after-
noon.
The debate took place following a
reeea'unenslation of the consnlative
committee that Brussels and parts
of Morris and Grey townships . be
added to the Wingham High School
District.
Reeve John McNabb of Grey,
asking that action be deferred,
Glared that it is beyond reason
REGENT THEA
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri., Sat, June 16.17.18
Double Feature
=Arthur Takes Over
with'
Lois Collier and Richard Crane
and "DANGEROUS YEARS" with
.and
Holiop and Ann E. Todd
in
de.
to
asic Grey township pupils to go 20
miler to Wingham when they are
only ten miles from Seaforth.
Reeve J. D. Beecroft of JOnat
Wawauosh, chairman of the com-
mittee, stated that' eveoy co -opera
tion had been given the municipali-
ties; and Inspector J, H. Kinkead
told of the stops taken regarding
the Brussels area before making the
recommends tion.
Reeve R. B.Consins of Brussels
pointed out that it would mean a
great deal to that municipality,
which is faced, with 84,000 a year
in transportation. Brussels is will-
ing to carry on as a continuation
school, he said, providing the muni-
cipalities will pay transportation
costs.
Reeve Sills of Seaforth also asked
deferment, so that the by-laws gov-
erning the boundaries of laiglt
school districts might he studied.
Seaforth should have been inform-
ed, and had been unfairly dealth
with, he declared.
Will Hold Special Meeting
Finally, on a division vete of
1442, a motion of Reeve Sills and
E. Lawson was endorsed, that a
special meeting of the County
Council he called on June 22 to de-
cide on the areas prescribed in the
by-laws presented by the consulta-
tive comanittee.
These by-laws would allocate a
portion of Morris township to Clin-
ton High School District; a. portion
of Morris to Seaforth; and Brussels
and portion of Morris and Grey
to Wingham district.
Endorsation was given a motion
of .Reeve Sills and Lawson that
the wish of the present Exeter High
School District Board be acceeded
to and the name be changed to
"South Huron High School District
Board."
Tenders Wanted—
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned till 4 o'clock P.M. on
Saturday, July 2, 1949 for the don-
struction of the following Drains.
The Denman Drain.
The Keifer Drain.
The Burrows Drain,
The Bremner Drain.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's Office. The low-
est or any ten -der not necessarily
d
Jesus Christ is the same
Yesterday and to -day and for
ever.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. m. "The Lord's Prayer."
Evening service suspended
during Summer months.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
Thellnited Church
Or CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar
11 a. m. Morning Worship
The Sacred Way
Mission Band
12 Church School and
Bible Masa.
7 p, m, Evening Praise
"Where Is Zebedee?"
Welcome To Worship.
Church -of England
An intense human drama that probes
deeply into life, the currents of ex-
perience and feeling—the years most
dramatic picture shot against the
Canadian background of Nova
Scotia.
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr -- Rector.
First Sunday After Trinity
• June 191th, 19,9,
et. John's Church Brussels —
10 a. m, Sunday School
11 a, in. Morning Prayer
et. David's Chth'on, Henfryn—
1 D. m, Sunday School
2 p. m, Evening Prayer
St. George s Church Walton --
4 p. m. Evening Prayer
Sunday School
ine0
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Shaw, Morris
Township, announce the engagement
of their daughter Frances Mary, to
Mr, William Clare Bremner, eldest
son of Mr, and Mrs. ,Tames, A.
Bremner of Grey Township. The
marriage to take place on Saturday,
June 25th at 2:30 o'clock in Tlltteva.le
Presbyterian Church.
Melville Church
"Treasures in Heaven" was the
subject of Rev. Mr. Mi1ne's sarmon
on Sunday. 1110 sermon. wee based
00 the parable of the'unjust steward.
Mt. Mietek Skoronski. rendered a
solo "0 Lord Most Holy" by Franck.
The choir rendered the anthem
"God so loved the world" by Stainer.
Next Thur. Fri. Sat. June 23.24-25
In Technicolor
Hills Of Home
with
Edmund Gwenn Lassie Janet Leigh
A story of a testy, but lovable
Scotch Doctor and his love and care
for the people of his Glen and for
his Dog Lassie- 17: beatuiful chapter
In the life of Lassie for family enter-
tainment.
COMING—
The AdventuresOf Robinhood
hr
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL I�
Wed. Thurs. Fri.
June 15-16-17-18
'The Best Years Of Our Lives'
with Fredric Marsh, Myrna Loy, 11
Dana Andrews, Teresa Wright. ''
Note—Owing to length of -
picture performaces
will start every eve.
at 6:00 P.M.. and
9:00 P.M.
Sat. Mat. at 2:00 P.M.
accepts .
Security will be required. ....
J. H. FEAR, Clerk.
Mon. Tue. June 20 21
Loretta Young
Robert Cummings in
"The Accused"
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
OFFER $150.00
Mon. Attendance Card Night.
Wed. Thur. June 22-23
Dennis Morgan Janis Paige
Don Defore in
"One Sunday Afternon"
Technicolor
The Wingham District High School Board invites the village
of Brussels and the townships of Grey and Morris to cooperate in
the formation of our enlarged area including a Junior High School
at Brussels and a High School in Wingham,
It Is important to realize that the best Interests of the
Wingham School area will be served by continuing the school at
Brussels permanently. The school at Wingham will accommodate
one hundred additional pupils, but there are several districts near
Wingham that so far have not joined any high school area. It Is
the hope and expectation that the remaining capacity of the
Wingham schuol will he needed to accommodate senior students
and that junior grades will be provided for in one'or more supple-
mentary schools.
The Wingham High School offers options in Shop, Home
Economics, Cummercial Work and Agriculture In addition to the
usual academic subjects.
WINGHAM AREA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.
Rev. Alex J. Simpson
0 Accepts Calls To Ethel
And Cranbrook Churches
AL a meeting held in Cranbrook
Monday evening, the aongregatione
of Knox Church, Cranbrook and
Knox Church, Ethel, extended a
unanimous call to Rev. Alex J.
Simpson, B.S.A„B,D., a, recent
graduate of Knox College, Toronto,
and McCormick Theological Semin-
ary, Chicago. Rev, A. Simpson, will
eonmen,e his ministry at Ethel-
Cranbrook on Sunday, July 3.
Notice—
Mr. Richard Farnswcrlh will be
the speaker Sunday, June 19. Both
these men are members of the
Guelph Business Men's Association
Iand are outstanding speakers and
they come here in the interest of
God's work without any reimhurs-
ment what so ever.
Every one .is Invited and they will
he glad' to have present.
There will be an illustrated lecture
with elides at the Orange Hall 00
June 17th at 8 o'clock on the "Birth
of Christ.” Children especially in-
vited
nvited to attend.
An open letter to the rate -payers of Brussels and the Townships
of Grey and Morris south of Brussels. •
Before the final decision is made by your elected representat-
ives as to the placing of your municipalities in a High Sohool
District, the members of the Seaforth High School District Board
feel that facts not at present known to you as rate -payers should be
made available. It is important that no hasty decision should be
made in this matter because of the difficulty (in some cases the
impossibility) of making changes after the step has been taken,
We feel that the following facts should be given serious con-
sideration by the rate -payers and their representatives before any
action is taken towards joining a High School District.
1. Seaforth District High School operates on the lowest mill
rate of any school in Huron County. (2 mills In 1949).
2, Seaforth District High School can accomodate an additional
100 pupils without any building program, which would involve
debenture debt and make It impossible to withdraw from a
distrirt- (no extra cost),
3. Seaforth District High School offers courses Shop Work, Home
Economics, Commercial Work and Special Agriculture in addition
to the customary academic subjects.
4. Seaforth District High School has purchased 5 acres of land
beside the school, and with this purchase, plans an advanced pro-
gram in Agriculture. (no extra cost).
5. Seaforth District High School is the school most accessible
to the people of Brussels, south Grey and Morris, even during the
winter months.
' In summarizing, we offer to those joining our District :
Permanent Building with modern equipment, competent staff,
enthusiastic pupils, fully equipped gymnasium, large athletic field, -
Cadet Corps with Bugle Band, an unexcelled tradition of academic
achievement and , during our three years of operatlon as an Area,
the lowest mill rate in Huron County.
We wish to emphasize that it is not our purpose or desire to
force the closing of Brussels Continuation School. Any arrangement
which can be worked out .to enable the school to carry on will re-
ceive our support and co-operation.
Signed
Seaforth District High School Board.
BRUSSELS, C "A.IE°
Honour Roll
World War 1T,
Peter Baiter
Russell Barnard.
Monty Brothers
Lyle Evans
Xing Hastings
Ilarold Reuther
Rood
Willis Machan
Arther McLean
Allan, McKay
,Toe Nicholson
,Jack Speirs
Roy Pearce
Lewis Russell
Bob Preat
Ross Whitard '
Russell Wilson
Archie Young
A. blriptoul
Fred Burohel
In preparing the Honour Roll for
the Memorial Service of July 3rd, the
names of some local veterans may
have been unintentionally omitted.
If so. kindly notify Baeker's Meat
Markot or Willis' Bakery.
Notice
United Church Young, People
United Church Young People's
Picnic at, Point Clark Wednesday,
FOR SALE --- afternoon, June 22. Members to
Side rake and tedder. met at Untitled Church at 2 o'clock.
John Yuill Phone 48-r-7, Bring your own lunch Please.
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on FRIDAY, JUNE 17th
sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary to theCanadian Legion.
Program
(By Request)
The Pupils of the Brussels Public School
under the direction of Mrs. Hamilton.
ALSO other Musical Numbers..
Supper , 5.30 to 8 o'clock
Admission - 75c & 35c under 12
In Event of rain ,the supper will be held in the Town Hall.
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thing they need to weigh 50 pounds at their
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Insist on Roe. Your Roe Feed dealer has a
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harvested at their nutriHon
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livestock.
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YOU CAN GET ROE FEEDS FROM
John Lamont, Ethel F. Harrison, Moncriteff
East Huron Prodnee, Brussels