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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-3-1, Page 1• THE BRUSSELS posrr $1.50 per year - $2.00 U. S. A. POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, March 1st, 1950 4 for 25c I. X. L. FLA -VUR- PAC Jelly Powders, Your Choice of any Flavour 1 lb. Tins Sockeye Salmon 90C 20 oz. Tins Apricots Choice Quality • • 34c Everyone is talking about York Frosted Foods. Let us show you just how good they are. GREWAR'S - ' ROCET Open All Day Wednesday Store Closes 10 P. M. Sat. Nite Phone 5 Brussels, Ont. ST. PATRICKS' DANCE To the music of Eric Scott and his orchestra FRIDAY, MARCH 10th In newly remodelled town hall Under auspices of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Entire proceeds in •aid of community project Novelty Dances Dress Optional Dance 9.30 to 1.00 .Admission :$1.00 Lunch served MONSTER SKATING CARNIVAL to .be held THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd In Ethel Arena. Good prizes will be given for the following— National Costtnne Comic Costume Fancy Dress Best Dressed Couples Races Classes for both adults and children Broom Ball Game between Married and Single Men Good Evening of Entertainment for young and old. Admission — Adults 25c, Children 15c Booth on Grounds. Morris Resident Moved to Londesboro Mr. and:_ Mrs, Edward Pollard, 5th coo, of Morris, who have been res- idents of this communitY for the Past twenty-five years, moved last week to Londesboro, where they re- cently purchased a home. Mr. Poll, nrd disposed of his farm, on the out- skirts of the village of Brussels, to John Pipe of Londesboro. More Old Coins Come to Light In the old coin collection three of the 17 hundreds were shown us dur- ing the past week. The oldest one, minted in the reign of George 2nd, bearing the date 1749 was brought in by Mas. Wm. Gorsalitz. The others beliong to Mr. M. Wineberg. One is a halfpenny E. R. 1792, the other a Brittania 1 penny, dated 1797, bear- ing the inscription George 3rd. Mrs. Gorsaiitz's collection also a Prince Edward Island one cent of 1871 and a Hong Kong l0c of 1873. Mr. Wine - berg has in addition to his 17 hun- dred coins' an American 5c, 1868. l American 1/ diene 1856; Russian 10 i Kopicas 1906; Mexican 10 centivas 1884; Luxeanbourg 5 cents 1918 and Neclerlands 25 cents 1918. He also has 2 silver coins. that were among the last shiver coins minted in. Ger- many, thbt were taken from German P.O.W. officers in 1018. They are 5 marks of 1376 ,and 3 marks of 1912. Ilir. Harry Bolger has a Bank of Upper Canada one .penny 1857. Mr. Frank Kelly showed! us aa English Penny 1313. Mr. Richard Aclock's collect-. ion there was a Gold dollar coin 1851; Quebec Bank Token 1837; American 1 cent 1854 and American 2 cents, 1864; Helvetia 20, 1350. traWFWavgcmgAttMit Melville Church 11 Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a. m• Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Divine Service. 7 p. m. Divine Service. Louis D. Thompson, Organist ani choirmaster. The United Ct urch Or CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worship at 11 000look "Who Crucified Jesus"? Church School It o'clock Evening Praise at '1 o'clock "In the Garden of Edenf' Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr -- Rector. Second Sunday in Lent March 6th, 1950 et. John Churoh, Mussels — 11 a. in. Holy Communion Sunday School Wed. at 8 p. m. Leniten Ser- vice in United Ohurch.m 1t. David's Churoh, Henfryn— 2 p. m. Holy Communion, Sunday School •t. George's Churoh, Walton -- 7.80 p. m, Holy Communion DANCE In Walton Community Hall on Wednesday, March 8th Music by Henderson's Orchestra Everybody Welcome P._IF'AFSAVIUMge COMING The Kansas Farmer and . his Entertainers Concert and Dance Watch for date. Successful' Pancake Supper The Pancake Supper held in St. John's Church basement on Shrove Tuesday was a. decided success, des - Otte bad weather. The sum of $80 was netted. Thanks to all those who help- ed in any way. CARL OF THANKS Huron County Lions Clubs Plan Survey 'How Far Is It? j A subject brought up at the last Local Club Interested In Helping ;Lions Club meeting la causing a Crippled and Handicapped Child -,flurry of discussion around town. The ren; „Names Must he In by March 'tui;itybul from BI,rgii' d is "tolieu far to ft 10 and Free County -wide Clinio,by river russels Wingham?"' will be held May 10 With the co-operation of the Ont- ario Society for Crippled Children and Huron County Public Health Unit, the ten Lions Clubs of Huron Comity are banding together bo con- duct o. Huron County Crippled Child- ren's Survey, The immediate object of this Sur- vey is to discover Children who might benefit by medical and surgical treatmen, but whose parents are not in a position to provide such care. However, the Survey is' extended to determine the name of every child in Ihrron County, handioapped in any way. Irrespective of family financial consideration. With this end in view, the full co-operation of the public is earnestly requested. Teachers, 'doctors and clergymen, as well as the members of the Lions Clubs of Huron County are co- operating to the fullest extent in assuring the sucess of the Survey All names must be in the hands of the Secretary by March 10, The The Clinic itself will he hell in the Public Health Unit, Clinton, on May 10. The cmum.ttee in charge of the Survey comprises the following: General chairman, Dr.111, A, Mc- Master, Seatorth; secretary -treasur- er, C. H. Epps, Clinton; clergy, Rev. R. G. Hazlewood, Walton; medical, Dr. J. A. Addison, Clinton; teachers, J. H, Kinkead and! G. G. Gardiner, Public School inspectors, Goderioh; Women's. institute, Mrs, L. Scrim geou,r, Blyth; Children's Aid' Society, Miss Clare McGowan, Bllytb; Ontario Society for Crippled Children, Miss Helen Waring, Reg. N., London; Pub- lic Relations, R. S. Atkey, Clinton. Lions Club representatives (wel- fare committee chairmen) — Bay- ftel'ck John E. Howard; Myth, W. N. Watson; Brussels, Rev. R. G. I-tazlewood; Clinton, Dr, J. A. Add- islon; Exeter, Andrew !Sin,elgrove; Goderich, Gordon J. McManus; How - telt, Dr. R. B. Palmer, Wroxeter; Seaforth, H. E. Smith; Wingham. Stewart Beattie; Zurldh, M Sohilbe. Names. and addresses of children 16 and under should be handed to the local chairman Mr. D. M. MacTa.vish or forward direct to the' Secretary - treasurer, C. H. Epps, Clinton, at the earliest possible date, and in no case after March 1i). The United Church A series of Sunday morning sec - mons, "Who Crucified Jesus," is 1 to be preached by the minister in the 4 United Church during the Lenten I wish to extend my thanks to all those for their flowers, tasty donat- ions, cards and kind acts during my recent accident. This kindly interest shown to me was very much ap- preciated. Mrs. Harold Kerney, i. DiED BIRD — In Grey Township on Fri- day, Feb. 24t111, 1960, Mary Edith Durnin, beloved wife of the late James E. Bird. Funeral was held from her late res- idence Lot 12, Con. 11, Grey town - 1 ship on Monday, Feb. 27itb, 1950 Season, The first was delivered last I Service at 2 0. m. Interment in Sunday and dealt with the part 1 Brussels Cemetery played by the Pharisees and the Saducees. Next Sunday Pilate and Herod will be considered. Mr. Clit- The Brussels Branch of the ford Bnsehlin sang an appropriate Canadian Legion are holding number. their Annual Sports Day on Studies in the boot: of Genesis July 19th. Kindly keep this date will be a feature of the worship ser - open. ;Lion Tail Twister Jim Armstrong, is out on a limb. He made the letatement, based on an old story of some Brussels men who went by boat from here to Wingbam, that the distance is 41 miles, One business man was willing to wager $5.00 that It is not nearly that far. Now, Mr. Armstrong is being urged, on all sides, to prove his statement. Melville Church Services At the morning service on Sunday, Rev. Milne preached on tate text, "Learn to do well," Among the things to learn are — sincerity, truthful- ness, and, above all, Christ. The anthem was "O come to our hearts and abide" by Macy, At the even- ing service, Mr. Milne stated the reasons why the Book of the Revelat- ion" came to he written in its present form. Gerald Gibson rendered the solo, "The Old ' Rugged Cross" by Bernard. Brussels Young Lady Member Of Prize Winning Band Mr. A. C. Robinson, band leader of the local Boys and Girls Lions Band, recently took his Girl Band from London to Toronto and in ,the Kiwanis musical festival there, was awarded first prize. Miss Elizabeth Baeker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Baeker of Brus- sels is a member of this band. Arrangements are in the offing for this All Girls Band to put on a concert in Massey Hall, Toronto, In 'he near future, Library Notes Mrs. Alcock will tell the story at the story hour next Saturday, March 4t1, at 3 p• m. In the library. The pictures, shown last week by Mr. Cousins were much enjoyed by the children, and there was a good at- tendance. Buy Your Tickets Now 'rickets are now on sale for the musical ..play .."Randolph ..Ranch". Tickets can be purchased at M. Wine - berg's, H. Pearson's, W. Willis's, A. Wood's, D. A, Rann's, R. A. Ben- nett's and the Brussels Creamery. Don't be disappointed buy your tick- ets early, as a sell out is expected. World Day of Prayer Held at St. John's Church Ii ht. Jon's Anglican. Church was the `Setting for the World Day of Prayer service here on Friday afternoon. The presidents of the three mission- ary societies, Mrs. J. Kerr, Miss Grace Stewart, and Miss Elizabeth Downing led in the service. Special prayers were offered by Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Gerald Gibson, Mrs, Melville Dennis, Mrs. A. Mor- rison, orrison, Mrs. Cameron Adams, and Mrs. R. 13. Cousins. Miss Carrie Hingston sang a solo. Mrs. Russell Stephens gave the address for- the meeting, basing her remarks on Tennyson's lines, "More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." Brussels Lions Club COMMUNITY SALE Will be held at the George Bridge Implement Shop on SATURDAY, MARCH 11th AT 2.00 P. M. SHARP Those who are making donations to this sale or have articles to sell ona commission basis are asked to Ieave them with, or notify, H. B. Alien, M. Winberg, R. B. Cousins, or Jack McDonald. If it is impossible to bring your saleable articles in, they wiiII be collected if you just notify the above. Bring in your cooking, eggs, poultry, livestock, implements and what have you. tow, TERMS CASH Lewis Rowland. Auctioneer (services donated) (Proceeds in Aid of Boys and Girls Lions Band) vice for a number of Sunday even- ings. — — (- in•gs, Tho" opening sermon of thls REGENT THEATRE ?(1 1� Dt series was, "To the, beginning God Seaforth, Ont. CAPITOL THEATRE NOW PLAYING Thurs. Frl. Sat. March 2-34 "BIG JACK" with Marjorie Main Wallace Beery Beery Is the terror of the badlands In this wild, wacky and welcome t was ern. o Mon. Tues. Wed. March 6.7.8 "THEE FOUNTAINHEAD" with Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal This lavishly. mounted saga of a man who fought for principles — and won, will be acclaimed by all those who see this dramatic hit. M • e Next Thurs. Fri. Sat. Mar. 9-10-11 In Technicolor "REID CANYON" • with Ann Blyth and George Brent This Zane Grey story with the splendidly filmed cotor'outdoor back- grounds will sustain your interest and enthusiasm to the end, e * COMING "ARCH OF TRIUMPH" with Ingrid Bergman Charles Soyer LISTOWEL Wed. Thurs. • March 1-2 Stephen McNally in "CITY ACROSS THE RIVER" Nees Fri. Sat. March 3-4 Wayne Morris, Janis Paige in 'THE YOUNGER BROTHERS' also "Cinderella Horse" the story of famous race. horse "Doc Stanton" Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon. Tues. March 6-7 Glenn Ford, Nina Foch in "UNDERCOVER MAN" TUESDAY PHOTO NITE OFFER $180.00 Mon, Attendance Card Night. We, Thurs. March 8.9 Jan Wyman, Dennis Morgan Eve Arden in "THE LADY TAKES A SAILOR" TMFOLVAVOlfiggliVaNN Joyce — Armstrong, Spring flowers in pastel shades decorated Runnymede United Church Toronto, for the marriage of Mas• garet Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,Tames S. Armstrong,' Brussels, to Mr. Robert D. Joyce, son of the late . Mr. and Mrs. 3, Warren Joyce, Rev. E. W, Jewitt officiated, with Mr. George Bishop at the organ. The soloist was Mr. James Crockett. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white faille taffeta and baroque lace, mafielhing lace coronet amid carried a cascade of roses' and white ca.rna• Hons. Her only ornament was a pearl pendant, an heirloom of the groom's family, Miss Dorothy Arm- strong, maid of honor for her sister, obese daffodil yellow taffeta. ane lace, with matching Tece mittens. She yore n lace comet and carried a. nosegay of yellow rosea and, Vtr- ginin carnations. Mr. jack Ander- son was groomsman, and. the ushers were. Mr. ,mutes Armstrong and Mr. S4ttart Lee. Tho reception, was held at the Old Miil. when Mrs, John Christie, sis• lir of the grootil, assisted this bride's mobber in ,receNtving. The couple will live in Toronto. The Musical Play OLPH `A C will be staged in EJSS LS TOWN MILL 3 BIG NIGHTS ri. Tue. & Wed. ` `ar. 3-7 Story Song Beautiful Costumes —Special Lighting Dance Cast of Characters TRUDY RANDOLPH Martel Van Norman RANDY (her kid brother) Donald Edgar - JEAN (Trudy's friend) Jessie Little SCOTT BRADY (manager of the ranch) Bill King JACK (Scott's friend) Laurie Cousins GEORGE (who doesn't like work) Charlie Thomas MR. MONTEITH (from the East) Bill Rann KATHY (his older sister) Mary Lou McFarlane CISSY (his kid sister) Jean Jewell BRUCE KING (their friend) Gerald Gibson Doreen Long Donelda Willis Glenna Stephens Elora Cousins The "J" Girls , (JOAN, JEAN, JOYCE AND JILL) Doreen McCreath Betty Cousins Chorus Girls Marie' Bennett Jean Cardiff Guests Aletha Rann Wm. Speir Junior Pageant Cast Isabel Speir Karen Buschlen Madalon Ryan L. W. Eckmier Carol Lowry, Mary Beth Jewell, David Hastings, Joan Johnston, Joyce Thomas, Sheila Alderson, Sheila Porter, Susan Martin, Catherine McTaggart, Rochelle Wineberg, Dianne McNair, Jane Rann, Maureen Sullivan, Elizabeth Myers, Margaret McCutcheon, Mary Willis, Mary Agnes Higgins, Bill Martin, Fred Campbell, Robert Kennedy, Bill CLark, Ted Elliott, Jack Higgins, Douglas Leach, Jim Edgar Lavarre McNair, Esther Smith Loraine Smith, Ruth Workman, Audrey Davidson, Joan Thomas, Agnes Lane, Elaine Wood, Do`t•othy Sullivan. Pages t, - r.--1 John Cousins l x a (In Abel' of Town Hall Repair Fund) — David Kennedy Pianist -- Donald Dunbar Pdtrission 5Oc 8A 35e