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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-10-12, Page 1!UNIVERSAL COOLER' �fl :J' Us . " PUBLISH/NG HOUSE W ednesde.y, October 12th, 1949 Asilmosimimposol tl COMING SCH.NIEDER'S MALE CHOIR Of Kitchener In Melville Church on •WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th at 8:30 n. in. "Sponsored by Brussels tion Club Proceed in Aid of Boys ..nCnirls'Band. .�sn v.,..�•.,�.necrv�e,-qa..�e .ANNIVERSARY SERVICES at Knox..Presbygerian Charch':Cranbr,00k on ,SUNDAY; OCTOBER 16th .Ser;wtices at ja a. m. and 7.30 p. art. Rei. Johne Honeyman, B. A. of LondQrt cvi rl:be the guest speaker,. Specik) music by the choir. .Everybody Welcome. REGENT THEA Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING— . Thur., Fri., Sat. Oct. In Technicolor The MR,n From Colorado with Glenn Ford Ellen Drew William Holden this Western -historical original yarn Is sound dramatic entertainment. Don't Miss It. 1$•14.10 Mon, Tue. Wed, Oct. 17.18-19 My Dream Is Yours in Technicolor Jack Carson Paris Day Lee Bowman Warner Bros. all-time love -time musical smash hit, This swell picture will please all who come to see It. Next Thur. Fri. Sat. Oct, 2021.22 In Cinecolor The Big Sombrero with •. Gene Autry Champion . Elena Verdugo Gene .with hls famous horse Cham- pion brings ycu Western thrills to M exlco. COMING— , Hamlet O Mrs. Robert T. Wuhan iOn Monday )morning, Oct, 33rd, a,}t Arise' home in Brussels the death' occerreci of Josephine Buchanan widow of the late Robt, T. Straehan of Grey Township. Although not in good health for more than twelve, years, it was not until a couple of weeks ',before her death that her friends saw the end was near. She was born in Port Albert, the eldest of a family of five to the late Mark Buchanan amd Jane McGill, Three of whom remain Dr, J. H. Buchanan of Deloraine, Man.; Miss Florence at home and Ward of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Strachan was married in Janu- ary 1912 to Robt. T. Strachan who, passed' away in June 1946. Their family are Mrs. W. L. Palmer (Ruth) of Toronto and Tom on the farm. There are also two garndsons. The service was held at Rann's Pune•al Home on Wednesday afternoon con- ducted by Rev. A. Lane of the Bijussels United Church, Interment in Brussels cemetery. The pallbear- ers were James Anderson V,S„ Wm. King (Sr.), 011fa Buschlen, Earl Sooners, Wes. Jermyn and Clarke Matheson. The floral tributes were a- bundant and beautiful from relatives, friends and neighbors who will miss hs) for her bright sunny disposition. She was always willing to assist in etty worthy cause of the community as long as her hefilth permitted. with Laurence Olivier Girl Breaks Arm In —' Foil From Bicycle cAltW Miss Marie Elliott, daughter of Mr. Melville Cittlrch minister Rev. G. A. Kline, tthA, 10 a. nn, Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m, "The Truth That Hurts." f p. m, "Heroes of the Faith." Louis D. ThomPseni, Organist and Choirmaster, Th a UI11tedC' tirch OP CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Organist Mr. Donald Dunaar Morning Worship 11 o'clock Sermon Subject "These Stones" Churoh School 12 o'clock Evening Worship 7 o'clock Sermon Subject : Jacob's Night 01 Struggle third in a series, "Night Scenes in the Bible." Church of England Pariah of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rector. 18th Sunday After Trinity October 16th, 1949 8t. John's Church, Brussela- 11 a. m, Morning Prayer Children's and Family Day Service, St. David's Church, Henfryn— p. In. Evening Prayer • Children's and Family Day Service. St. George's Church Walton-- 9,30 a. in. Morning Paryer Children's and Fancily Day Service, 1, and Mrs. S. 13. Elliott, Brussels, broke her elbow In a fail from her bicycle. The unfortunate accident occurred in front of the Post office on Saturday at nook. Her elbow was badly splintered in the fall. Boy Scouts Apple Day will be held on Saturday, October 15th Support the Boy Scouts and buy an apple. 71) lagig5IN:=5VM Capitol "rhea t're L 1 S !I O W l' B, Wed. Thur. �.. Oct. 12-13 Adult Entertainment Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr in '`Edward, My Son" Fri. Sat. Oct. 14-15 William Holden, William Bendix in "Streets Of Laredo" Technicolor Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Sat 'Eve, 7.30 davommasenuemool Mon. Tue. Oct 17-18 Adult Entertainment Tyronne Power, Gene Tierney "That Wonderful Urge" TUESDAY PHOTO NTE 1st OFFER $200 2nd OFFER $90.00 Mon. Attendance Card Night t ! North Huron Plowing Match Largely Attended 4 Days Coming 4 Days Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Oot. 19-20-21-22 Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride In "Ma and Pa Kettle" The uprorious sequel to "The Egg and I" an'0 the {�/ comedyemssriot of the yyae//arr�� 'Fc l v'4�n� n+t aR�. 'iJ +m>MMV1�' 9 l (I' DES,13Old0, Oct 5. -"firs not the bhi sect we've ever had, but it's e. . bi we've t y hal to tea ars" said I;1 -ton Cardiff, as he looked out 1ser . e the muddy rain -swept. acres 1 on whh It :32 plowmen yesterday vied for prestige and $450 in cash prizes. Not since before 1939 said Mr. 1 Cardiff, has tate annual North 1Il,:ron plowing match drawn so 3 many entries, or as big a crowd of spec ,iters, Along the road be- tween the 9th and 10th concessions of nutlet yesterday, a solid half snore on both sides wits lined with ears; inside the grounds on which tire match was held were several score noore ears, whose drivers uni- formly Wished they i all stayed out. Ratn fell for most of the day; as the_ ,tractor 'plowmen finished their ecnnprtitive shute, they found they 11ntl more to do towing spectators' care ,out of mutt -holes in the field. Chmmnionships for the clay went to Man 'Wainer, Parkhill, whose'. land 'was judged the best plowed , among those of the winners 'In five tractor classes, and James I Hogg, Seaforth, whose land was best plowed among winners ofthree ' horse-drawn plow classes, i Morris Twp. Council Youngest 1llovnlan in the match i Meeting Ont. 3. 1949 W" Nell :Vlcanvtn, 1.1, sm1 01 'Mr. j The Comioil met in the Townsllin and ]tors, Gordon MaGavin, 71.71. 'Hall on 'the above date with all e Welton. 'He compote! in a 5Ps- 'members present, The Reeve pre- einl class for boys 15 years or The United Church x :n * * NOW r`plvudid (0uoregations attended , °L0.#5 .4 lei/,r~ 17 the .lnnlve"sary Services at the * a • a '* * rs .a w i'nt tr.;l Cluttclt on Sunday, Oat. 9. lite, C. Worltntan, I.eamfngton, R..1 Oavid Si'ten, M.A., of Stratford, .1 h rel ativr,:+here, * t1 fnlnl5! ntinlstcr oP the thnreh, was lh•• guest speaker mnrniug and ." °v me , when he delivered inspiring Jnr'. ,gee. fn the morning Mr. Wren's suhjeet tens "The Power of The Spirit" in which be emphasized the impotence of the Church apat•t ,nom the presence and power of the Living Spirit of God, In the evening spolce on "The 'Whisper of Death" ,referring to the whispering campaign whtrh is abroad designed to under- mine the power and usefulness of the Church. Fine leadership 'in praise was given by the choir. At morning worship two anthems were rendered, "A Hymn of Thanksgiving" and j"Thee We Adore: 'and 8 Irk.: The •Inn•d is my Shepherd" by Misses Dorothy Prances and Isabel Dennis,. ares t„m wo110141 an anthem "0 'Lord How Manifold are Thy Works” anal a vesper "Now the Day is Over", were 'rendered. Mr, Gibson 'WBlis sang very acceptably, a solo, "Wlt.ere'er Ye Walk." shied, under. Plowing with tra:tors, ,who The minutes of the last meeting had not before plowed in cam. were read and adopted ou motion of petition. Prizes for the special Saul Alcock end Baillie Parrott. class, of $12, 10 and $S, were giv- Moved by Woo. Peacock, seconded en by Reg. McGee, troderich, . by Chas Coultas that the Road Youngest in the class, Nell was -Superintendent he instructed to pay also the best, and tools the $12, Ray Hanna Construction 30% of Oldest plowman was Thomas .work completed to date on the Clark 'Hallman, 81, of Auburn, who spent bridge. —Carried. (Inc morning and afternoon 'behind mr. ,firs. ,L A. Ballantyne, London, with Mrs. M. Ballantyne. .r. ;urs Mrs. herb Manning spent Monday in New Hamburg. • * * Mr, and hire. Donald 3TcRae with bis mother Mrs. T, 'P. McRae, * * * Carl Doll, Hamilton, with his brother, Charles end Mrs. Doll. * * * Miss Grace Stewart is a visitor' with friends in St, Catharines. * * Mr, and Mrs. T. Mcl5adzean and family. Toronto, with relatives here. * .e m' Mr, end Mrs. 17, Bredln, Peter and lane, with her mother, Mrs. J. Galbraith. 'kir. and Mrs. Everett Lowrie, Lon- don. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lowrie, • * .. Miss Geraldine Stretton, who Is attending school in Forest was home for the 'holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Scott, Weliand. with his Parents Mr. and Urs. W. S Scott. r s Mr. Jacek McDowell of London, was a week end visitor with his mother Mrs. 0, McDowell. :r• * :r !Hiss Evelyn Lake has accepted a position in 1luntsville, Muskoka and . Coultas, secondee . WS Brussels this week. a teem of horses owned by his ,byBantle Parrott that By -Law Not 4' * `'` sea -Lea Hallinan, and went away 13, 1949, granting extension of time- Miss Esme Tucker, Wingham, was with the 98 second Tjrize offered on the Assessment Itol'1, as road the a holiday week end visitor with her in tate class for walking -plow cern first, second and third times, be parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Tucker, petition by Huron county residents, joissecl. —Carried, * * • The 32 entrants In the days , Mored by Chas. Coultes, seconded and Howaand son events overs weighted heavily on by Baillie Parrott that Sam Alcock ForesHTr,t, wereMrs. ThanJ.ksgivingrd visitors the machine-nowered side, with 28 he appointed as representative ofof with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J, H. classes, the tri onlyy four fres made in ihe ths tractohorser lnfouis Township for the Humane Bryan, drawn Glasses. Bi Society of Huron County, —Carried. * * * Biggest entry list , Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded was In the class for Huron county by Sam Alcock that the road bills as Miss Elizabeth Backer, London, residents using tractor Dhows turn' presented by the Road Superintend- spent the holiday week end with Mg ;at least a ten -inch furrow mit he paid. Carried. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Allan Watper, winter pt the class, : Moved by Bafilte Parrott, seconded Baeker. had to beat out eight rivals,* * u: The match was plowed, on sod rivals.;by Sam Alcock that John Bryans be a representative for Morris Town. Mrs, Fred C. Gibson and 3 daugh- latd Welt the concession road on'ship on the Seaforth' High School tars, Paris, Ont., were guests of the farm of Emerson Hess, lot 17, . District Board, —Carried. Rev. A. and Mra. Lane on Wedges• con. 9 Hallett township, three miles I Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded stay last• south-east of Londesboro, and six by Chas. Coultes that a grant of * * * and a half miles west of Winthrop. ,950.00 be given to Bluevale Athletic Mr, and Mrs, Ward Buchanan of Judge of the snatch was Frank; Association towards the ball park. Detroit were here last week attend. Bell, Stratford.i —Carried. ing the funeral of his sister Mrs, R. The match was carried out under 1 Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded Strachan. the direction of an executive consist- .-by Wni. Peacock that By:Law No. 14, * * * lug of Wilmot Macke, Goderich, ,1949. setting time for Nomination Miss Mary Lane, University of President; Elmer Dennis, Walton, for Nov. 25 and appointing Deputy Torosto, was 7 week and visitor rice -president; Elston Cardiff, M.P., Returning Officers and Poll Clerks, with her parents Rev. Andrew and Brussels, secretary -treasurer; Geo. be passed. —Carried. Mrs. Lana. Feagen, Goderich, Directors in Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded charge of elapses were Robert by Sam Alcock that the Court 'of Michie, Brussels; Elmer Dennis, Revision on the Kelly Drain be held Walton; Lorne Nichol, Brussels; on Nov, 10, 1949 at 2 p.m. —Carried, Bert Hemingway, brussels, Thomas Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded Leeming, Watton( Jack Eckert, by San) Alcock, that the meeting Seaforth; Hugh Hill, Goderich; ,adjourn to meet again on Nov. 7 at Harvey ;Johnston, Blyth; Everett .1 p,m. or at the call of the Reeve. Finnigan, Dungannon; Gordon Mc- —Carried, Gavin, Walton. Russell Bolton, Dub The following accounts Were paid: in, arranged fm' tractors, and George : S. W. Archibald, Kelly Drain 9250.00 Brown, Londesboro arranged for 11, W. Code, preparing deelar- teams. Jack Armstrong,' Londesboro, I Mien for McCall Drain ,... 95,00 }vas chairman of the committee : V. W. Miller. indigent fees .. 33.75 which arranged for dinner at Loncles- Gerard Phelan, fox bounty .. 2.00 boro following the match. Members James 'Purvey. fox bounty ... 2.00 of the Reid committee included Alvin Armstrong, fox bounty 2,00 Harry Sturdy, George Ginn. Teems Central Tile Brick Corp„ were lent ' by Tom Adams and McDonald Dr. 302.40 Clifford Adams of Londesboro, Relgrave Co -Op., line and Gorden Bonnett, agricultural rap- disinfectant 19.30 resentative for Huron, assisted with S. B. IPIliot, relief aeeount 9.79 planning and staging of the match, George Radford, McArthur 596,00 Judging •Results Drain Jointer plows with skimmers in Geo, Martin, By-laws, Kelly sod, open except for provincial Drain winners; James Hogg, Seaforth, Harvey C, Johnston. Reeve ;Minter plows with skimmers 1n Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. sod, Huron residents only: Arthur _..___-__ 13e11, Goderich; Thomas Hallam, Auburn, CARD OF THANKS Walking plows, 19 years of age We wish to express our deep and under; John Clerk, Goderfch, allpreciation and sincere thanks to Tractor plows, turning not less friends and neighbors for their than a ten -inch furrow, 19 years of deeds of lcinclness. Special thanks to age and under: John McGavin, Rev, Mr, Lane and Dr. Myers, Welton; ,10111 Robertson, Goderich; Ruth Palmer. Tom Strachan Arthur Bolton, Welton; Merton Flo I. Buchanan. Keyes, Seaforth. (Other oompetit• ore; Donald McDonald, Brussels; . CARD OF THANKS Graeme McDonald, Brussels). Treetop plows, turning not lase Our sincere thanks, ie given to than ten -inch furrow, Huron reg. ;all our neighbours and friends for dents only; Allan Welber, Parkhill; their many acts of kindness and Lorne Passmore, Exeter; George sympathy at the time of the death Michie, Brussels; William Leeming, of Ella Dalton Gaylord. Also for Welton. (Other .competitors; Ken flowers. It was n11 deeply a•P- Rnge'son, Seaforth; Gordon Rap- preciated, son, Londlesbora; Murray Johnston, S3511157 L. Gaylord end Family. Goderich: Joe Gibson, Clinton; Jim Alcock, Brussels). Open tractor elasa, drawing Notice wide -bottom plows, turning not less The Court- of Revision on the titan 12-inelr furrow: Glen Reuther, ; Assessment Roll will be held in the and Mr. James Stephens, 4th year Brnsaels; T. P. O'Malley, Tees- Brussels Public Library on Monday, meteleal student,' Western University, wets : Watson Reid. 131yth; Jim October 24th at II p,m, All those London, spent Thanksgiving wick MelPwing, Biy111., (Other comped- having complaints against their their parents, Dr, and Mrs, R. W. ore: Jack Mclrwing, myth; 'Hess egeessanent aro urged to band them Stephens. Leeming, Walton: Harry Tohns• into the Clerk before that date. ton Dublin; George RObe'tson • G. R. Campbell, Clerk * * * Miss ,lean Speiran has been with her mother, Mrs, M. Speiran. Her many friends are happy to know that she is able to be hone. * * 'x Mr, II, Cunningham of Palmerston, , 'Miss Dorothy Cunningham of To- ronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. sed Mrs, H, Manning: I * * * Mrs. L. Grose, formerly Margaret Strachan of Toronto was in Brussels Wednesday to attend the funeral of iter aunt, Mrs. R. Strachan. I * * * Mr. Nelson ,Askin and daughter Enid of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs, rr'reek Doxey of Toronto spent the -,e1r end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans. * * * Mr, Wilfred Browne of Chesley 75.00 spent the holiday week end at the home of Mr, and Mrs, C. Buechler where hie wife is recuperating from nn nneratiol, * * Pr. Ts belle McTavish while en - route from China and the 10ritieh Tsles to Manitoba visited her cousin Mrs. Teen. Armstrong and other r.,+,ode hero on Sunday. * qa * Mr. and Mrs. Maleoli Lane, TTolyrood, Ont,; Mr, and Mrs. Everett Lane and young son. Port Elgin, Ont.. were Thanksgiving visitors with Rev, A, and Mrs. Lane and family. e So s Miss Florence McNaughton and Mrs, McDowell spent Last week in Toronto end was accompanied home by air. and Mrs, W. G. McDowell and Joan and Anne who spent their Thanksgiving holiday in town. * * R Miss Isobel Stephens. nurse•in- training at Victoria'Bespite!, London i O.nrle•iMO. EnaaTetxlent Announcement Tractor rlaas for veterans of Engagement Announcement •Mr. awl Mrs. Joseph T. *Orgill, 'World War: Williafn McKillop Township, nmeoun.ee the Coutts, Walton; Harold Pryoe, ! Mr, and Mos, Roy Bennett of engagement el their second tlatighter Walton. Walton wish to announce the en Green tractor Class, for boys and 1 gagement of their only daughter, fiwendolyn Hone to Mr. trraneds gbh; 15 years and under who have ; Monita Marie to Mr, William James i rimer McCntcheon, airiest son of been end the lata Harry iTr.2. tic('attc Mien; ei1 o avin Welton; James ox s also 0 on e I Ona err e, rues anttvri ht Londesboro, not previously' plowed in comps- Coutts 0017 sen 0f 141, and Mrs. 1 1 M G i J C tt t Walt Th Mcnte1Seon of Brussels, The C D til P i B els; Howard marriage to take plate tate >a marriage will take Place Nlte middle g , 0 bob of October o ars i BRUSSELS, O. N'T.A.R.0 W E D D 1 i/( ,Melville Church Shaw--McWhirter .t pretty autumn wedding tools plan, al thr, Presbyt,rien Church manse, Bluevale when Patricia May 11r1t'hirter of Brussels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McWhirter, Stalwart, Sask.. became the bride of Charlie Format t t at Shaw only son of Ml, and Mrs. F. Shaw, Bluevale with Rev. i,. Jrtgonsnn officiating, The bride looked lovely In a floor - length gown of pink nylon net and taffeta with snatching lace mittens and wore a halo of pints: flowers and corsage of pink roses. Miss Kathleen Clark, Brussels was brides- maid gowned in blue net with a halo of pink roses. Jack McWhirter brother of the bride was groomsman. After the ceremony a dinner was served 30 immediate relatives at t11e lrnme of \Ir. and Mrs. F. Shaw, The groom's gift to the bride was j a string of pearls, to the bridesmaid a cameo necklace, to the groomsman a gold tie clip and collar pin. The young couple will reside ' in Brussels The :<uaday Selma! IIUDI1S Joined With tier• cntgre;xation for the Rally and Thanksgiving service on Sunday tonsil);a. Rev. :lir. Milne preached on the subject "Our Daily Bread," and based the sermon on the petition i:1 1 i i ors Pray( r. "Give us this I-': ' u• daily Mend." Miss June I31' k ,r u'lrrr4 the solo "Thanks be to God" by Dickson. The anthern was "I will lift up nine eyes,' by' Whitfield. Miss June Work took the sato part in the anthem. During the scrvlee attendance awards were presenter) to the Sunday Soh0o1 pupil: who had complied with the attendance regulations. The evening ;;e'v3'•e was withdrawn to, permit nienbers to attend the United. Church anniversary service. FOR SALE— "TARNOFF" gives your car tiara brand new look. No washing, X93 polishing—just dry clean by rabbling "TARNOFF" on, and "wiping oi`t. 16 oz, tin 60c; 86 oz. tin $1.00. Elriott's Garage. is Your Re f rigeralur BIG Enorugh? Here's HERE See 11! One T hat I s ! It has a Low -Temperature Compart- ment that holds 30 standard packages of Forsted Foods and lee Cream Bricks and 3 Ice Cube Trays (28 cubes each).. 9 Cubic -Feet Shelf Roam for storage of foods you keep at standard tem- perature for regular use on your table. Made by Universal Cooler ... one of the world's largest manufacturers of commercial and industrial refriger- ation equipment. 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