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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-11-9, Page 1TRU .1 -OS g' P BL SHJ NG HOUS Wednesday, November 9th, 1949 PROCLAMATION .lin accordance with other municipalities I declare "Remembrance Day" Friday, Nov. llth, a public holiday and ask that all citi- zens observe it as such. R. B. Cousins, Reeve Village of ,Brussels. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE will be held at St. John's Anglican Church on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER llth at 11 p. m. Followed by laying of wreaths at the Cenotaph. All members of the Legion and ex -service men and women and citizens are cordially invited to attend this service. DANCE In Brussels Town Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 23rd Dancing to Wilbee's Orchestra Lunch Booth Admission 50c In Aid of Brussels Lions Club Christmas Tree Fund PLAY "Back Woods Romeo" by the Londesboro Players in Twp. Hall, Ethel, on Thursday, Nov. 17th at 8.15 P.M. Sponsored by the Ethel Women's Institute Admission 35c and 20c Ladies of the Anglican Church Guild and W.A. will hold their Annual Bazaar Thursday, Nov. 17th In Walton Community Hall at2P.M. Sale of fancy work, aprons, home baking, fish pond and white gift counter. Supper served. Adults 60c Childrenil30c (ts 1 Melville Church Minister Rev. Q. A. Milne, M.A. 10a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. in. Public Worship 7 p, m, Public Worship Louis D. Thompson, Organist and Choirmaster. The United C° urch OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lens Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worshi .,,. 11 o'clock 3. "Living Stones" 1111 Church School 1.2 o'clock • Evening Praise ,,,, 7 o'clock "Vie Gad Fly" Church of England Parish of Brussels R.V. J. H. Kerr -- Rector, 92nd Sunday After Trinity , Nov. 18th, 1949 St. 'John's Churoh, Brussels-- 1d russels1d a. nn. Morning Prager Sunday School St. -David's Church, HenN'ye 2 p. m, Evening Prayer • Sunday Schaal St. George's Ohurch Walton— 9.30 a, m, Morning Prayer NOTICE Annual Christmas Concert at S.S. No. 1, Grey is being held on Wed. evening, Dec. 21. FOWL SUPPER Tuesday, Nov. 15th 5 to 9 P.M. First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Ont. followed by a Musical Programme Admission $1.25 Children 75c 'ZEN ' ;1'', forth. Ont. i Thurs. Fri. Sat, Nov, 19.11-12 In Technicolor Fighter Squadron with Edmund O'Brien Robert Stack When It comes to displaying the military action only a few pictures can match talents with this one. * * Mon. Tues, Wed. Nov, 14.15-16 ' An Innocent Affair with Fred MacMurray & Madeline Carroll They're burning the 'scandal" at both ends in this surprise Romantic Comedy hit of the year. The merriest lot .,of „gay .,declevers „that ,.,,ever flirted with trouble. * * * Next Thur, Fri. Sat. Nov. 17.18.19 in Cinecoloe The Last Round -Up with Gene Autry and Jean Heather Don't miss Gene and, his wonder. horse "Champion" in another glorious Western. * ,* ar COMING—Adult Entertainment Road House with Ida Lsipine C,ernel Wilde Canittxl Theatre 1..TS'roIV T, Wed. Thur. Nov. 9-10 Cecil B. De Mille's (Re -Issue) "North West Mounted Police" Technicolor Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll Paulette Goddard. Fri. Sat. Nov. 11-12 Bud Abbott Lou Costello "Meet The Killer" "Bors Karloff" Sat. Mat. 2100 P.M. Sat,. Eve. 7130 P.M. Mon.; Tues. Nova 1415 Barbara Hale Bobby Drscoll "The Window" -TUESDAY PHOTO NtTE 1st Offer $200.00 Offer 2nd $130.00 Mon. Attendance Card Night Wed. Thur. Nov. 1617 "The Champion" l with Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Max. 11 well . the much talked about pcture of thie Fght Ring. Mt !i r .HYD MUNICIPAL NOTICE WKS. of United Claus :1 Brussels Boy ,,,,1 hereby give notice that Numin The Woman's Missionary Sudety of Wino Scholarship BRUSSELS. ONT !N,' r,.:' Tag Day Postponed k ? Temperance Meeting 7'Ag T1cy fol ?be I1ut 1 t' 111, i, ;: Held At Blyth ation of a Reeve, Four Councillore, Brussels United Church held 'heir Honour ]las been brought to the under tin spun nr*li, ii e,, l:ru „l. Resolutions Adopted, Three School Trustees and One regular meeting on Tuesday eveneig, '"lnr..re in th,• nrhirt•e*cent of Mr Jim Lions• lues been un:,rn',lahiy peetpemel raected Hydro Co,r nlaeloner to serve the Nnv. 1st, with Fl splendid attendance, .1i'nlvtrnng. sou of Mr, and Mrs. Jant,+s far Village of Brussels during the year The president, Miss le. DOM/11;114 open - 1050. : ed the meeting with prayer, The will be held at ! officers gave their reports. A vont S duet by Joan and Joyce Thome was enjoyed. A nominating committee, I Mrs. Manning, MA. McArthur and t , Mrs. Rose was appointed. Repee of the Sectional Meeting, held in Ford - vetch on Oct. 14 were given by .Mrs. 1 STieiran, Mrs. Nichol and Mre, Lane, Tt was decided to invite Miss Olive S'parling Sec. of the younger group of the Dominion Board, to address a meeting on Tuesday. afternoon, Nov. 22 to which the members of the W.A. and the Friendship Circle are invited. The topic. "Christian Education," was given by Mrs. Manning, assisted by Miss Hingston, who based her re. COUNCIL CHAMBER, BRUSSEL iFrom 7.00 P.M. to 8.00 P.M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 If demanded a Poll will be opened a the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1949 Polling Sub -Division No, 1 in Council Chamber in Town Hall R. J. Bowman, D.R.O. Ben Whittard, Pall Clerk Polling Sub -Division No, 2 in basement of the Public. Library Robt, Patrick, D.R.O. See Kelly, Poll Clerk Polls to be opened from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that the Nom- ination of a Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Three Councillors and Two Scheel Trustees to serve the Township of Grey during the year 1950 will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL From 1.00 P.M. to 2.00 P.M. MONDAY. NOVEMBER. 23, 1949 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DEC, 12, 1949 Polling Snh-Tlivfeion No, 1 At School House SSS. No, 4 Polling Sub -Division No, 2 At School Hoose S.S. No. 1 Polling Sub -Division No. 3 At School House S.S. No. 2 Polling Sub -Division No. 3A. At A.O.U.W. Hall, Walton Polling Snh-Division No, 4 At Community Hall, Moncrif? Felling Sub -Division No. 5 At Township Office, Ethel Polling' Sub -Division No. 6 At Community Hall, Cranbrook Polling Sub -Division No. 7 At School House S.S. No. 5 Polls to be opened from 9 a.m. to 5 P.M. J. H. FEAR, Returning Officer MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that Nomination of a Reeve, Four Councillors ant Three School Trustees to serve the Twp, of Morris during the year 1950. Will be held at MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL From 12.30 P.M. to 1.30 P.M. FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 25, 1949 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the .following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1949 Polling Sub -Division No, 1 School House S.S. No. 1 D.R.O. Miller Richmond ' P. C. Jack Nesbitt Telling Sub -Division No, 2 School House S.S. 9 D.R.O. Jos, Bewley P. G. Frank Bell Pains Sub -Division No. 3 School House S.S. 6 D.R.O. George Michie P.C. Harry Goll Polling Sub -Division No. 4 Morris Township Hall D,R.O. Chester Rintoul P.C. Clarence 'ruinPolling Sub Division No, 5 School House S.S. 7 DAO, Win, Illston P.C, Rose Smith Polling Sub -Division No. 0 School House S.S. 10 D.R.O. James Johnston P.C. Ross Turvey Polis to be opened from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. George Martin, Returning Officer DIED marks in, Home, School and the Church as being chief agencies, The next meeting will be in charge of the Friendship Circle, i two weeks awing to J'upey falling on the same day, Tea 'i'r;, ,, on Temperance Poll's t,l'a1 !r*r -i jwill be out on Saturday :env 1'',h u'vil. 1 rr a3a,, "' t „ lupe yen -.111 li '. .a.-:iu "v f,,.,:,i t7' ,, ut. 'cheek tzf, a ro:ul i' -i !'r, '.il t;i, hfr. J. Ilnwurd Camphr-l. ,>r Mc.z ] w nr :glvwt by l'r. i.Pn St. John's W. A. The October meeting of the W I was held in St. John's Church wi 12 to ern ht's pn•escnt, Meeting S. Armstrong, Brussels, Jim has won the TLr,ron County Scholarship to the Onion" A4rienitural Cinllene, Guelph This Scicnlarsl,Jp is for $100 rash and is awarded to the student from Hurop County who attains the highest stand ing in Oracle XIII in the County of Huron and who attends C.A.C. Coneratnlaticns are in order to JIM Armstrong for the good work he !me none and it is perhaps particulany Poing that this scholarship and honour be brought to Brussels by a member of what will be known as the last graduating class of Brussels Cnn. tluuatinn School. id' ee' Auxiliary To Canadian Legion The regular meeting of the Ladies'' Auxiliary and the Canadian Legion vas held on Wednesday, Nov. 2 with "3 ladies present. The meeting '.ras ------- -•- -- resented with the presentation of the A7�i„itI 1717- s. flag followed by the roll call, The :;et - The Women's Missionary Society retary's and treasurer's reports wen of Melville Presbyterian Church held their regular meeting on Friday, Nov, 4th. The meeting opened with T-Tymn 573. The scripture and prayer were given by Miss Stewart, The secretary and treaurer gave their reports a nominating committee was chosen. The ladles of the 0011- gl'ega.tion are asked to a ten at the home of Mrs. S. C, Baeker on Trees. tley afternoon Nov. 23rcl, when the "Pm so thankful” boxes will. 'be opened. Seven calls were reporter). The roll call was answered by nam. ing a hook of the bthle. An inter esting paper was given by Mrs. Win Little on the work and hardships of the missionaries in Yunnan, Mrs. Milne read a letter from Rev. 111r, , Bragg telling of the eneouraging work among the young people of Br. Guina. The meeting was closed with prayer. - Engagennent Announcement Mr, and Mrs, Sam Ovington an- nounce the engagement of their' only daughter Hanna Jane to Clarence Eldon White, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, John White, Brussels, The marriage will take place latter part of November, CARD OF THANKS The family off Mrs. Orval McNichol wish to thank the many relatives, neighbors and Menlo for their many kindnesses during her illness. Also for the beautiful ft9ral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy after her departure, MITCHELL — In Brussel* on Mon- day, November 7th, 1949, Thomas Willis Mitchell, in his. 54th year. Funeral was held) under the direction ' of I. 0. 0-. F. from his late residence Eliabetl St„ Brussels on Wednes- day, November 9th, 1949, Service at 2 p. m. Interment in Brussels Cemetery. , read and adopted. Com. Dorothy re•-ln of Stratford, oar zone .•epre• sentative gave us a very inspiring tallr. It was moved and se; ended that we adopt o veteran front West- minster H-Iospitai, a veteran who has no family, or perhaps one far from holne. Tt was also moved and seennded that we send $25.00 to Mr. Mann. Recreation Snnervisnr a( Westminster Hospital, 'to he used to help secure Bingo prizes for the Veterans' Weekly Bingos. Com. ieenth'- Hoyle then conducted the amination of officers : President, Coin. Bertha Elliott; let Vice, Com. NeiL'e Lowrie; 2nd Vice, Com Gerry; Sneretary, Com, Viola Bowler, Treas. urer, Cont. B. Wintell; Standard Bear-. er, Cont, Pearl Lowe; Pieelst. Com. Verna Thomas; Executive, Com, A. Spear, Com. Nichol, Com. Glassier and Com, Higgins, Com, Hove also in- ste11ec1 the officers in their new ofilces, Cotta. Bertha Elliott, newly installer) president then ' ,ok over and closed the meeting with the el .sing cere- mony, followed by the "National Anthem." Com. Annie Gemmell then presented Com. Hoyle wits a cream and sugar set, after which a social half hour wa.s enjoyed. with the lurch committee in charge. The next regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, Dec, 7th, at 8 P.M. We are open for new members at all tines, and we r:oulrl like to see our old member; at OUP ucxt meeting, as this is the start- ing of the new term, and we would like to make our year a success. Viola Bowler, Sec. Linton anti Tier. D. C 'Mei, Neeere frail h r et 14. of he , r1 r .. t Temperance Iede,•cfi m she, allow - It l low- cd fast That tic's convention see 'v'th the hymn "The Love of Chri r•::rs;l rainetll ,followed by the memb Prey, -1 o nd 111,'g,11(17,1thanlc:.�ir"" '.. A passage of Soriptur re iii (l0' •'n G',,v,.r.,nu,nt of the C: rt ars fidence of the people of linear e County in the Canada Tempnraet e Act as a Temperance tetrer from the 13111 ehapier: 1st CM'- inthietts woe rend by president, Mee. Vert, The thngbt for the meetleg being the 13th verse - New abiderh Faith, Hope, Charity, these three, but the greatest of these is Charity for Love), Mrs. Herr then read a short poem entitled : Its not the things we do dear, But the things we leave undone That gives you the bit of heartache At the setting of the Sun, etc. Minutes of the previous meeting , were read and adopted. Fleetness period was rnnducted by the prngl- 1'nt. Our st'uav period was on Puha, un:linty about tiro boys school at Palsiniur, Kangra, where cast rules are very strict. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Keri' for all W.A. and Church workers, ?:aei»e Aid Melville Ladies' Aid met Monday evening at the manse with nineteen ladies present. In the absent= of the I president Mrs. Kerney, the let vice Mrs. W, Porter presided. The secre- tary's and treasurer's reports were I read and approved. The singing of a hymn and prayer and a prayer poem by Mrs. Porter opened the meeting. Items of bu, pegs were taken up and the committee appoint• ed to purchase the wreath and haves it hung under the newly dedicated if plaque has been done. Others were asked to oversee necessary work that cams up during the social hanr.1 Mrs. L. D. Thompson gays is most 1 graphic and interesting account oft her visit to England and was highly apprr-ciated and at the conclusion ' was given hearty applaue'z. A',deli:'• sous lunch was also served and Mrs. 1 Allen thanked Mrs. Milne. for open - 1 ani her home to the society. The meeting closed with the Mizpsh 1 benediction. Second—That this con rr•ufimt Peri.tion 01rre.arin Government to r inctatn 01”,r-''l'Isiive in•r••.igir; ., . -1.-•• conrrt'1 act en• C.'1'.e counties, Thins -'Phar ele convert'' on the Provincial Gove;nrtert tt+,'is' imp•i"5 rn,•e of law enforcement, tse eluding the matter of the imnne 1 -- tion of beverage alcohol into C.'r&r Terestory by licensed public carrie. Fourth—That this convention pen- Mottthe Ont. Government to order that closing time for beverage roams he 10 p.m. instead of 2 a.m Fifth—Thai title eoneentinn ?tete.- tion the Oer:'!ii Om -eminent to ran: a ban on liquor advertising including f.-.1called rood will advertising. Sixth—That becaus' of the interne- ing tide of crime. aesi'fent and e- sease this convention weep er f`Fae. Government the acute need for arm. posing, restrictive measures on 'rise. liquor traffic. Seventh—That title &elven! row wage on the Governrnent.the jttsr.deze of imposing heaviee license fees ur_ restaurants serving alcoholic ' hest'- Righth—Tint this rnnventinn TIME: the Ontsrin Government re increaes the tax on a glass of beer by 5ne4t— this revenue to be used entirely rim - temperance education and the relief of the families of alcoholics. Ninth—That thin rnnventim urw he Government tr increase the arc - come tax on all sltii1ends reteiret front shares in hrenvinc and digtilTW-isr corporations. Tenth—That this convention regds'• er its appreciation of the leadersti3?r provided by the Ontario Temperance Federation, The follswieg were elee`ed to tetter Executive of the Federati.:'t for 19511a Honorary Presidents—Mr. Gor&'in Lamb. Goderich; Miss Jean Murreets Hensel): Mr, t, Cooper, Clin`o?c President—Mr, J. Howard Cann• he.I. Belgrave Vice-Presidents—Mr. Roy Cousin., Brussels; Rev. G. W. Medley, God+ri-- I1 I 1 Church Notes United Remembrance Day Service St. 'John's Anglican Church Brus- sets on Friday, November 11th at 11 R.111, All citizens are cordially invited 1 to attend this service. The W.M.S. sectional meeting of Melville Clu'ucl which was held in Belmore last Thursday was well attended by members of Maitland Presbytery, Mrs, Mowbray of Wing - Tram who attended the Annual In Calgary was the guest spen.ker. Those who attended from Brussels were Mrs. Will Smith, Mies G. Stewart, Mrs. H. Spears, Mrs, J. H. Galbraith and Mrs, N. H. Cardiff, �w,, :.rr� ccrsenm� , y -as temrramn,� w .rn� a� r 111 ATTENTION HYDRO (04SUMERS The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario will immediately begin a spot check of electrical equipment in homes and commercial establishments in the Brussels district in connection with the forthcoming Frequency Conversion to 60 cycles, Personnel making this test inventory will carry credentials. For their own protection it is suggested that consumers request that identification be satisfactorily established. The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario. Frequency Conversion Division' DANCE In Walton Community Hall Thursday, Nov. 10th I Musk by Ross Pierce Band, Stratford Admission 50c Norse' To The Pth1ie We now have on hand : - Pittston Stove Coal D & H Stove Coal Pittston Nut - Coal D & H Nut Coal also the very best quality Alberta Lump and Hamco Nut . Coke. These coals are all jet black, not dyed, and burn right down to an ash with very very few clinkers. Order your fuel from the yard where coal is available every day throughout the year. Your patronage is appreciated. BrusselsCoad Yard Phone 77. eh: Mrs. Ge?., Johnston, Goderi`r't. 1tr F., .t, T rocslt, Heneall, genre" ary, Mr, 1.7 C. Pearce, Exeter. Treasu:'_', Mr, Frank R. Rowteee Wingham: Fitt^'t'i`n Director, Hew G, Hazelw1. Walton; Youth Sew Rev. A. G. 'Tewitt, Auburn: Law ilio Legislation. My. A. T. Camper, Clio -- ton; Finso'e Cltairnl.n, Tr. F. R. Rawson, \1'h1•tIvon, PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr, and Mrs, A. It, Zapfe of Toron• to and Mrs, R, R. Boyce and little son Richard of Vancouver, B.C., spent the week end at "Riverside"' with Mrs. R. Thomson, Mrs. Boyce is the slaughter of George P. Me- Lauchlin, a former Brussels resident. Miss Audrey Cousins of Wood- bridge was at her home for the week end. Mr: and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler and b1', ono Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler were visitors at Whitechurch with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mr, ,Toe Tleuell, who hes %pont the ,past three menthe in Labrador, re- turned to his home here on Saturday, Mr. `'li:uell intend* to return to Lab- rador at the end of the month. Miss Elizabeth Booker, London, was a week end visitor with her parents Mr, and Mrs, 7. C. Baeker, Mr, Bert Johnston, Grey, had his tonsils removed In W1n.gham hospital last week, Miss Jeanne Speiran is visiting relatives and friends in Toronto, Several ladies from St. John's congregation attended the Deanery meeting in Hensa.11 on Wednesday, Ir Nov. 2nel. THE WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD in co-operation wish COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES and THE DEPARTiMIENT OF AGRICULTURE offer the following classes in night school (provided the required number enrol) 1. Basic English for New Canadfar. (no fee requiredlt 2 Shop Activities and Woodworkfl 3, Hameeconomics and Sewing 4, Agricultural Topics—Farm Nese - ohinery, Chemiatry of Soils etc, 5. Typing or Bookkeeping 01, Hebbycraft—Lea thercraft anis) Shellcraft Fee $6,00 with a refund of $2,00 for SIM attendance Enrolment and Payment of Fee Wednesday evening et 7.20, Nov- ember 16911, 1949, Messes will been at 8.00 the sante evening, Applicants are requested to not) try- 'P7. S. Hall Principal or to telepevener the Wingham High School (Team\. phone Wingham 128) between 9.018 a.tn. and 4.30 p,m. previous to 43b4 slate of enrolment if at all nossib%e.: NOTICE— Teacup and Paimist'y Rendu given by experienced reader, it'crr appointment Phone 29-r'20, Brussels... Miss T. M. Seltais