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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-3-8, Page 1THE RUSS POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Isp T Wednesday, March 8th, 1950 $1.50 per year $2.00 U. S. A. 1 lab. Custom Sliced Bacon 1 lb. Farmer's Style Sausage lb. Tin Sockeye Salmon 55c lb. 39c lb. 47c 1 lb. Tins Maxwell House Coffee 3 Doz. Spring Clothes Pins = WE SELL FOR LESS — 89c 25c GREWAR'S - OCETERR 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 SKATING CARNIVAL will be held In Belgrave Rink on St. Patrick Day, March 17th Good Prizes for Irish Costumes, Clowns, Races and etc. Specie/ prize for best imitation of a nursery rhyme character. Watch for further particulars next week. COMING The Kansas Farmer and his Entertainers Concert and Dance Friday, March 31st Sponsored by Brussels Liins Club temmawmawmg Melville Church Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a, m. Divine Servioe 7 p, in, Missionary Service Lantern slides will be shown Louis D. Thtttnpson, Organist and Choirmaster. The United Church OP CANADA, Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Orden's* .Mr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worship at 11 occlook "Who Crucified Jesus?" Church School i.E o'clock Evening Praise at 7 o'olook "The Pall" A Welcome To AIL Church of England Parish ofBrussele pyv. J. H. Kerr •-- Rector. ,Third Sufl40d in Lent March 12th, 1950 $t. John Church, Elrueeels g p. m. Unveiling of New Bast Window end Dedication Service $t. DtivId's Church, Henfryn-- 10.30 a, m, Mornpdng Prayer Sunday school St. Gebrge's Church, Welton-- SerVioe Withdrawn, Plio I- N"e1 ko C Ninety Years Old -Las' Friday, March 3rd, Miss Mary Lott, Turnberry St. North, celebrated her ninetieth birthday... Miss Lott was borer -.at Lockport, N.Y„ in 1860. After a •short time her Parents returned to :Canada and settled near Darlington,Out Later they moved to Western Ontario and when a young woman, Miss Lott Joined the •ISadvation Army. Here she served for a number of years, meeting the various official ranks uuoil she became adjutant, About thirty -Rive years ago Atilt. Lott was obliged to leave the active army work in order to take Dare of : ber aging parents. Since then she has been a sister of Jas. S. Armstrong during the past mercy and Christian kindness of week. various members of her own family Miss L. Machan of St, Marys was and to other friends. Miss Lott en- a visitor least week at the home of joys good frealth, is fond of good her grandmother Mrs. Heath, radio programmes and serious read- Mrs, Wm. Martin met with an un- ing. Not only does she care for her- fortunate accident when she fell self in her own house, but it is her down a flight of stairs inflicting a great joy to entertain old friends deep gash in her head, The mishap there and occasionally to visiit some occurred Tuesday night at the Town of them in their homes. Hall, where Mrs. Martin was, assisting Not many people are so blessed with the children who were presenting with a long, heppy and useful life, the Junior Pagent, Medical aid was the Post joins her many friends in summoned. No broken bones were wishing Miss Lott many more yeare suffered, Mrs. Martin was taken for of -quiet Christian joy and service. x-ray examination the next morning, Robins Are Back County Wide Survey A robin that cheery harbinger of Closes Friday March 10th sprint; w•ss seen In the village wed- Lions Club Request Immediate At- tteeday morning by Mr. John Rowland, tention to Appeal for Naples and le spring really joist around the corn- Addresses of Handicapped Child. or, or did Wednesday's sunshine fool i ren; Must ha in by March 1q r1 cl�tred a smash hit by the ap- him? 1 ,. 1 tire• aurile/ice. I Collection of the necessary. data I Mpt,' ,•f,l,'o enshluaes, the smart Rev. G. A. Milne Accepts CaII ear HCou- ^,.-„,is . the chortle girls, the I on's Surveyoran, whichnty Crippled Is beingC3111deon- romancfnre and beauty added by the To MerriII, Oregon , ,ducted tho ten Lions ('lobs of ITu]'Cti Rev, George A, Milne, minister of singing and dancing of the four Melville Church far the least four ' c'•ounty, is now in full swing, Dr. D ”"J Girls", and the music, with the IA. McMaster, Seafortih, general chair• performance of the main characters, I "'Randolph Ranch" Delights Packed Audiences (The musical play "itandolph itanch •,-0..e 1 ' 1! 11'- npr.n::ng perfortnanco to (111ens+'. oli Friday night and years, has accepted a call to First man of the Committee, stated Co- Presbyterian Church, Merrill, Oregon. I day. Rev. Mr. Milne expects to be induct- 1 Names and addresses of handl. ed to his new charge late in April. capped children, 16 and under, Announcement , We wish to announce the opening of a school for Tap Dancing. Instruct- ion will be given and supervised by a graduate of the Jack Manning School of Dancing at New York City, instruct- ing in class lessons, Instruction also in Scotoh dancing, Applications for enrolment will be received on Thursday, March 9th at the Ameri- can Hotel, Brussels from 3.80 to 5.80 p. m. Successful Examinttion, Congratulations to Miss Margaret Perrie, who passed her first piano examination (Grade IV) with first class honors, at the Western Con- eervatory of Music (which is affiliat- ed With the Western University) at London Iast week. Margaret won the very high mark of 87 per oent of marks. She is a pupil of Mr. L. D. Thompson, and the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Perrie, Brussels Girl Guides Successful The New Postal Badge In Girl Guid- ing has been won by three Brussels Girl Guides, Lavarre McNair, Mary Agnes Higgins and Sheila Porter. These three girls have the distinct- ion of being the first in Ontario to win this Badge. Since then two other Guides from Toronto have been successful. These girls deserve honor and praise as this quite an accomplishment. Presentation of their Badges will be given at a later date, and the public will he invited to witness the present- ation, PEon: wEn KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sone of Tor- onto were visitors with Mr, and MTs. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING StrantnISSICOnennantqlenffieniantinnerill The Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion are holding their Annual Sports Day on July 19th. Kindly keep this date Thurs, Frl. Sat, Mar. 9.10-11 I open. In Technicolor "RED CANYON" . At5,1 C",, "-( `itij't_i'A.ttI!� C•k''�.k•„' with Ann Blyth and George Brent This Zane Grey story with the splendidly filmed color outdoor back- grounds will sustain your interest and enthusiasm to the end. • M Mon. Tues, Wed, March 18.14113 "ARCH OF TRIUMPH” with Ingrid Bergman Charles Boyer Essentially "Arch of TrlumO,h" mounts a picture of tragic prelude to the Fast war In terms of individuals who happend to live Inthe most In- teresting city on the face of the earth. • • s Next Thurs. Rrh sat. March 16-17.18 "COLORADO TERRITORY" with Joel MoCea and Vlhglna Mayo Plenty of action,—A story of a soft- hearted fest•drawing 'outlaw, notor- ious .111 otor-ious'In the middle border States to the 1870's. • * GOWNS 1 "A WOMAN'S SECRET" with s • Melvin Douglas ':1� 1�1� 5 m:' 1 9 Maureen O'Hara CAPITOL THEATRI? LISTOWEL should be handed to the local wel- fare chairman D, M. MacTavish, or forwarded direct to the secretary, C. H. Epps, Clinton, at the eariieet pos- sible date, and in no case after March 10. The free clinic will be held in Huron County Public Health Unit, Clinton, on May 10, when the finest medical skill will be available. There is absolutely no charge for services in- volved, Indicating the great need for the impending Survey le the fact that only 71 cases at present are under supervision of the Ontario Society for Cripelod Children in Huron County. These are made up of 28 poliomyelitis, 29 congenital defects, three cerebral palsy, two accident, and nine others. Here are only a few actual ex- amples of the 71 Chiildren now under supervision, and tvhtoh will he in- creased by the County Crippled Children's Survey, A nine-year-old girl, born, in a raison camas in'poland, received treat- ment in Palestine for congenital dis- Iocation of both hips'. Her right leg is one-and•a-quarter inches short- - er than the left. She should be Engagement Announcement x-rayed from time to time until she Mr, and Mrs. Roland Metres, Brus- hes reached her full growth, and sols announce the engagement of their oldest daughter Agnes Ann Marie to Mr, Gordon David Carter sou of Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Blyth. The wedding to take place on Sat., March 18th at the home of the bride's parents, concession 5, Morris. ,11 went to make a show that appeal- ed to the lerge,audience. The play itself was proceeded by junior pagennt given by the young- sters. The lovely costumes used here and the fine performance of the children made the pageant a popular part of the show. Tuesday nightt of this week another packed house; with many being un- able to get in, greeted the second aerformance of "Randolph Ranch." Reeve. R. B. Cousins acted as chair- man on both occasions and called on Mrs. R. W. Kennedy , director, to in- troduce the play. Mr. Donald Dunbar was accompanist for the show, The United Church orchestra provided music prior to the play and between acts. Geo. Wesenburg Appointed Sec.-Treas. of FaII Fair Board Mr. Geo. Wesenburg has accepted the position of secretary -treasurer of the East Huron Agricultumal Society This office was held in the past by Rev. Geo. A. Milne, who is leaving for Oregon, U.S.A. Any person interested in field crop competition, swine Oohs or other business connected with the Fair board contact Geo. Wesenberg, tele- phone 56-r-9. should have shoe alteration to pre- vent a a deformity of spino develop- ing. A six-year-old girl has been at- tending Club Foot Clinic at the Hos-. plital tor Sick, Children since she was three weeks old. When sine was 1 baby, it Was necessary that shs return once a month for treatment. On her last visit to the Clinigt the doctor felt it was not necessary for her to an'lt, Supervision by the Public Health Norse is indicated, due to the fact that during growth, these conditions tend to recur. S A 12.year-old boy has congenital absence of the tibia of both legs. 'He wears appliances enabling him to get to school daily. However, he is be - opining too heavy for these. The doctor now feels that he is now ready for amputation. A Lions Club has sponsore& this boy at summer camp for several years. A two-year-old girl was born with a double hair Hp and a complete cleft palate. The hare lip repair has been done, with good result, .The Met palate repair is ander way. The child will return to hospital for further treatment. The above are only a few of the heartrending cases that exist in Huron County.. This' Crippled Children's Sur- vey is designed to make a clean ip of this situation. Individuals and or- ganizations may help by forwarding names and addresses at once. Fri. Sat. Mar. 17-18 Geo. Montgomery, Rod Cameron Ruth Roman in 'BELLE STAR'S DAUGHTER" Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon. Tues. Mar. 20-21 Dennis Morgan Jack Carhon in GUYSFROM TEXAS" Technicolor • TUESDAY PHOTO NITE OFFER $110.00 Mon. Attendance Card Night. Wed. Thurs. Beactrice Pearson, "LOST BOUNDARIES" Mar. 22-23 Mel Ferrer ST. JOHN'S CHUCH UNVEILING odeore Oki Coins AND DEDICATION SERVICE Still u:or, old rules have been TI,." u, n' cast ale,}nw of t.Jelin., bi'ueglat re our attention. An English Church will be unveiled. and dedicated en Sunday, March 12th at 2 p, m. lar any 1:1n,d lvinl was brought in by The Rev. D. JI. Farr, A. A, 7,t11.. Rur- • : [rs. G. McDowell. Mr. Percy Tyer- ltd beau of Huron will be the pr¢aeh !eau " r s.eter sent us word that he r,r. Other visiting clergy will be 1 e a umber of old pieces that he unearthed some years ago when lie present. You will be welcome, was plowing and revelling the road- side. oadside. His father told him that years ago t.bcr,' was a Toll Gate loc- ated on nr roar the, spot where the coins turned up. They include au 1812 half penny; Upper Canada penny dated 1852 and one of 1854; a United States one cent 1850; and several others' minted in the early 1850's. Library Notes Next Saturnay. Atwell 11, the story at the story hour will be told by Mrs. G. A. Milne, As this will be the last for this season, a gout attendance is hoped for. Time 3 p, 01. The H, C. L. A. will make its reg- ular exchange of books on Tuesday. March 28th at 10.30 a. m, Rev. A, Lane has been appointed chairman of the Library Board to succeed Rev. G. A. Milne who has resigned. C. N. R. TO RESUME NORMAL TRAIN SCHEDULE HERE On Thursday, March 9th, the C. N. R. will he operating on their nomard runs. GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Joliu T, Garniss will celebrate their 50th • wedding anni- versary at the Home of their daughter Mrs. Burns Moffat, Bluevale, on Tuesday, March 14th, and will be pleased to see their friends from 3 to 6 p. m. ,Brussels Lions Club COMMUNITY SALE Will be held at the 3aar•ge; 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 on a commission basis are asked to leave them with, or notify, H. B. Allen, M. Winberg, R. B. Cousins, or Jack McDonald. If it is impossible to bring your saleable articles in, they will be coIIected if yoh just notify the above Bring in your cooking, eggs, poultry, Iivestock, implements and what have you. New three-piece chesterield suite WiII be sold. WPM' TERMS CASH Lewis Rowland; Auctioneer (services donated) (Proceeds in Aid of Boys and Girls Lions Band) CARD OF THANKS I wish to expend my than is those for their flowers, tasty donat- ions, cards and kind acts, louring my repent stay in hospital. This kindly interest shown to me was very moots appreciated, Mrs. C. J, Pegelow. CARD OF THANKS We take this apportunllty to thank all those who so kindly gave their help during the illness and bereave• ment of our dear mother, Mrs, J, Bird. We also thank those who sent flowers. Allister and Mary Bird, CARD OF THANKS The fancily of the late Lawson Kearney wteh to thank their many 1 friends and neighbours for their many deeds of kindness and words of eyna- patitp daring our recent sad bereave- ment, Also for the many beautiful floral tributes. Special thanks to Rev. Gordon Hazlewood, Welton. Mrs. Lawson Kearney, The call that wakes a naIon heart to actha ett n wlll Your es Free Blood Transfusion Service. In tame of disaster, you, RRcdsafo Cross ie sift may bel Somewhere in Canada .. . someone in distress, perhaps a little child . , . is calling to you for help ... through your Red Cross. Answer generously, from your heart! Give to aid in the never-ending work you count on the Red Cross to do. This year, the need ifs urgent for.$5,000,000. Only you can giveyour, share. Give from your heart .. . and give all you cant j'f:1.5iF 4 mntnroshalo nsR d Cs Out - pool Hoepitels. 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