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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-3-22, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST $1.50 per year -$2.00 U. S. A. POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, March 22nd, 1950 1 lb. Tin Salmon, Pink 36c 1 lb. Tin Linx Paste Wax 49c 1 lb. Domestic Shortening 30c Aylmer Fancy Fruit Salad Halo Shampoo with 31c 10c coupon 1 lb. Custom Ground Astor Coffee • • • 79c Ice Cream Bricks, Your Choice 23c GREWAR'S - CROCETERIA - WE SELL FOR LESS - Phone 5 Brussels, Ont. MINSTREL SHOW to be presented hi Brussels Town Hall on TUESDAY, APRIL 4th at 8.30 sharp Sponsored by Wingham Kinsmen's Club Under auspices of Melville Women's Guild Admission 50c and 25c There will be a Euchre and Dance in, the Walton Conn -Enmity Han on Welnesday, March 22nd. Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Everybody Welcome it 4,15 UWS gam COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT Mix with your own ' grain , , . helps keep cows in condition for big milk produc- tion! Ask us about it today) The Brussels Creamery Phone 22 RWOAKAIGNIVAIO Melville Church ,;; later Rev. G. h. Aline, M.A. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. "The Triumphal Entry" 7 p. m, Divine Service Winds D. Tbtmspson, Organist and Choirmaster. The United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worship at 11 °oolock "Why Jesus was Cruicified" Church School 1.2 o'clock Evening Praise at 7 o'clock "The Serpent" Sunday, April 2 -The Sacra - menu of The Lotxi's Supper at Morning Worship. Church of England Parleh of Brussels Div. J. H. Karr --' Rector. Crib Sunday An Lent March 269h, 1960. 8t. John Church, Fovesels 11 a. m. Morning Prayer Sunday Sohool -.-" Pt. David's Church, Henfrytt- 2 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday School St. George's Church, Walton - 7,80 p. m, Evening Prayer The United Church It in a series of Lenten sermons on, ' "Who Crucified Jesus," the nllndster discussed tate part played by a guard of soldiers and an indifferent pnbli0 as factors in the crucifivion. The anthem, "Jesus Lover of My Soul" by Leland was rendered by the choir, with Amiss Jean Cardiff in the solo pants. At the evening worship the study of Genesis was continued the subject being "The Tragic Tree." Organ and Vocal Recital Postponed The Organ and Vocal Recital wh4eh was to have been held at Melville Church on Sunday 26, has been postponed. To The Ladies - A Free Demonstration on Singer Sawing attachments will be given in ,the Town Hall on Wednesday, March 29th tut 2.30 p. nt. sharp. Sponsored by the Majestic Women's Institute. Everyone interested be sure to at- tend. Last Rites for Mrs. Crozier Mrs. Emma Walker Crozier, 70, of Los Angeles, Cal., deed at her home Monday Marcia 118t111 1950. She had been a resident of the district for the past 40 years. Born in Canada, she was a member of the Woman's Canad- ian Club and the Wontan's Club here. She loaves her husband Major J. A. Crozier who served in the Canadian Army and is recognized here as 'a founder of the West Lake Chamber of Connell. Final rites were held, Tues- day, March 21st from the Walker Funeral Home in Brussels, Ont. Inter- rnent in Brussels Cemetery. -West Lake Post, Los Angles, Cal. Mrs, G. R. WIIIiamso.n The funeral of Mrs, George R. Williamson, who died suddenly at her home on the boundary of McKillop township Saturday, was held on Mon- day, with a service at the home of her son George R. Williamson, lot 17, concession 14, McKillop, Rev. R. G. Hazlewood officiated at the service, which began at 2,00 p. m. The pall- bearers were Herbert Williamson, Roy Williamson, Norman, William- son, William Ziegler, Albert Clarke, and jamas, Clarke, Flower bearers were GeorgerRa.msny, Elmer Danby George Huffman, Eddie Clarke, Fred' Clarke, Harvey Walker, Mel- vin Hamilton, Denton Walker. Bur- ilal was 40 Brussels cemetery. Mrs, Williamson, the former Agnes Clarice, was born, in Grey township 66 years ago. She came to the die- brdot 36 years ago, and, resided in Welton. She was a member of the United Church in Walton, Surviv- ing besides her son are three brDab ers, Juclt Clarke, TLobet't Clarke, Brussels, and Joseph Clarke, Fergus. Melville Church Services At the morning service on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Milne preached on the sub- ject "Our• Good Points" and based the sermon on Rev. 19, 17. Miss June Work and Mr, Mietek Skron- onski rendered the duet "Lave Divine" by Stainer, The morning anthem was "God so loved the world" by Stainer. At .the evening service Mr. Milne gave an illustrated lecture on the Church life and people of British Guiana. Mr. Gerald Gibson was soloist in "The Chitral by the side of the road" by Ackley, St. John's Ladies' Guild The March meeting of the Women's Guild was held on March 8th in the basement of the church wlrth a good attendance. The meeting opened with singing hymn 118. The-presd- dent, Mrs, G. Davis led in prayer and Mrs, Morrow read the Scripture. Minutes of the February meeting were given by the secretary and adopted. Dues and extra cent -a -day were collected. Several items of bus- iness were diseussel and the meeting was brought to a close with prayer by Mrs, J. H. Kerr. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs, J. Thynne for whiich she was givens vote o8 thanks. Variety Night "North Huron B. B." Junior Farmers' Club is presenting its Variety Night in Forester's Hall, Belgrave, on Tuesday evening, March 28, at 8;30. The programme includes musical numbers and a play, "Rumors Wanted." Everybody welcome. Ad- mission: Adults 400, Children 25c. CARD OF THANKS To all those who were so kind by sending flowers and other gifts, dur- ing my stay in hospital. I wish to convey my sincerest thanks. Ernie Courschene CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportun- ity to thank all my friends and neigh- bours who were so kind' during my stay in the hospital, and atter I carne .home. It was appreciated and will never be forgotten, Mrs. Leonard Lamont. NOTICE Coining to Brussels tis an added attraction Frlduy evening will be "Eddie and Bill Benninger" con- sidered by Jack Thynne to be Ont- ario's best violin and piano team, for concert and dance, Li' Suave Produces ons MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL y Alorris Tnwnsbip Outwit Meet - 151 Names To Date (fry, Mandl OGh, 1930. Secretary Reports Excellent Response The Connell met In the Township i in Campaign for Names of Handl- Ilan on the above date with all the member, present. The Reeve pre- sided, Thr minutes of the last regular To date. a total of 151 cases has and special meetings were read and I been reported in the Crippled Child - Majestic Women's Institute adopted on motion of Sam Alcock yen's Survey conducted by the Lions The March meeting of the Majestic and Chas. Couttes, I Club of Huron County, C. H. Epps, capped Children In Huron County; Duplications WIII Reduce List; Clinic to be held In Clinton May 10 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our friends ,and neighbours for their many kind- nesses and syrnpat'hette understand- ing derstand- ing in our sad bereeveent. Also to those who, so kindly loaned their ears, Special thanks is extended to the ladies who helped in the home. The Hayden family. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr, and Mrs, D. 0, Warwick, Owen Sound, were week -end guests with relatives' here, Mr, Kenneth Wood spent the week- end, with his parents Mr, and. Mrs. A. Wood, Miss Jane Rann, who underwent an appendectomy last Week, wss able to return home from WinghSnn .h,os- pdtal on Sunday, Mr, John, Thynne, Me, and Mrs. Sohn Clarice, 5th line of Morris, spent the past week visiting Mr. C'leric's sister, Mrs, Dr. W. L, McCnteheoe, of Ber- wick Pa, Miss, Edythe Wlia.rr'An, Nerd) Bey, Miss Mary Lane end Mr. Gordon Lane, Toronto. spent the week -end with Rev, A. end Mrs, Lane Mr, Lane aeeompanied them on their re- turn, pi iitil° Women's Institute was held in the Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded Library, Thursday, March 10, with by Sant Alcock that the report on the 50 present, President, Mrs. D. Hem- Govier Drain be referred back to the ingway opened the meeting by re- Engineer as the price estimated on 'mating the Institute Ode followed tile Is ant as high as the cost of the by the Lord's prayer, Roll call was tile delivered, - Carried. answered by paying fees and guess- Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded ing who our past years Sunshine by Sam Alcock that By -Law No, 9, Sister end been which caused a great 1949 be rescinded and that by-law No. deal •of fun, gifts were excha.n.ged in 4. 1965 as recommended by the De - all directions making it a real Santa pertinent of Agriculture in regard to Claus festival, and names were the Warble Fly Control Act be pass- deawn for our Sister toe the coming ed. -Carried. year. Correspondence was read. by the Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded secretary Mrs. J. Speir, and also by Sam Alcock that the tender of several notes of thanks for fruit George. Radford to simply, crush and etc„ seat to the sick, and a special deliver approximately 15,000 cubic thanks from the Town Council. Re- yards of gravel at 65 cents per yard ports from standing committees were ice accepted subject to the approval then given, Agriculture and Canadian of the District Municipal Engineer.- Indus'tries, Mrs, S. Maier. Citizen- Carried• ship and Education, Mrs. L. Aloock. Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded I-Iistorical Research and Current by Chas. Caultes that the application Events, Mr. F. Nichol. Home Econ. of Addison Fraser to assess the omits and Health, Mrs. E. Wilson. Township for the year 1951 for ° 600 Commmmity Activities, Mrs. G. Brown, be accepted. - Carried. Publicity Relationship, Mrs, G. Evans. Moved. by Baillie Parott, seconded Sunshine Convenor, Beth Hoover. by Sant Alcock that the road bills Very pleasing remarks. of appreciat- as presented by the moad Superin- ion by the retiring president, was tendent be paid, - Carried. given to all the retiring convenors. Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded The Motto "Our talents are our re- by Baiilie Parrott that Clarence eponsihilities+' given by Mrs. E. White be hired as helper to spray Martin, who illustrated her talk so cattle at 70 cents per hour. -Carried. vividly with pictures it was most Moved by Baillie Parrott. second- inStrueting, all of her subjeots re- ed by Harvey Johnston tbat the qulred' many hours of study and work adjourned Court of Revision on the she finished wi;tlh a beautiful poem of Kelly Drain be re -opened. - Carried. her own composition. Mrs. J. Bryans Moved by Harvey Johnston. sec - read the following slate of officers ended by Baillie Parott that the for 1950-1. Court of Revision on the Kelly Drain Hon. President..,.Mrs. D. Hemingway be adjourned until April 8 at 3 p. m. Presiders Mrs. R. W. Stephens -Carried.seconded let Vice Pres, Mrs. E. Wilson Moved by Wm. Peacock. 2nd Vice Pres. .... Mrs. W. Turnbull by Bailie Parrott that the former Sec.-Treas. Mrs, John Speir By -Law No, 10, 1946 in regard to one Aset,Sec. Mrs. L, Alcock fifth of a mill for Federation of District Direotor.,Mrs. '.L2, Hemingway Agriculture purposes be rescinded rs. Geo. Evans and that By -Law No. 5. 1950 author - lJ"fief, tfee Grw4-, CAPITOL THEATRE LISTOWEL Pianist M Asst, Pianist ........ Mrs. Walter Kerr iz'ing the Township to collect two Branch Directors ,. Mrs, G. Brown, fifths' of a mill on Farm Land for Mrs. Maier and Mrs. C. Davis Federation of Agriculture purposes Agriculture and Oaneddan Industries be passed. - Carried. Moved by Chas. Couttes, seconded by Wm. Peacock that the meeting adjourn to meet again on April 3. at 1 p, m. - Carried. The following accounts were paid; Provincial Treasurer, insulin $ 7.8'0 Ad'eence Times, Envelopes and Advertising 11,43 County of Huron Indigent Fee's 12.50 Ross Anderson, Belgrave Street Lights 23,40 R. M. McCrea., Trucking tile, King Drain 40,00 5, B. Elliott, Relief account 10.25 N. Higgins, Postage, etc. 10.00 Baillie Parrott, Good Roads •Convention 25.00 Sam Alcock, Good Roads Convention 25.00 Harvey C. Johnston, Reeve, Geo, C. Martin, Clerk. s * * By -Law No. 4, 1950 Corporation of The Township of Morris A By -Late respecting the treatment of Warble -Fly with the Municipality of the Township of Morris in accord- ance with the provisions of the "Warble+F'ly Control Act, 1942." Whereas a petition has been re- ceived which, in the opinion of the Clerk of the MunicirpalitY, bears the signatures of more than two-thirds of .the cattle owners in the Municipal- ity. Be it and it is hereby enacted hY the Connell of the Corporation of the Township of Morris in accordance with provisions of "The Warble-FIY Control Act. 1949," and the regulat- ions thereunder: - 1., All cattle within the Memieipaltty of the Township of Morris shall be treated for Warbis 171y in ecenrdende with the provisions of the Warble - 717 Control Act, 1949, and the mein Mrs, H. Johnston, Mrs. 13. Turnbull Public Relationship and Community Activities Mrs, Wm. Perrie, Mrs, E. Martin Citizenship and Education .... Mrs, J. McFarlane, Mrs, Wm. Miller and Mrs. A. Turnbull IIis'torical Research and Current Events, Mrs. A. Engel, Mrs. C. Lake Home Economics and Health,,,.Mrs. E. Wilson and Mrs. Wirt. Martin Resolutions Mrs. H, Speir Sunshine Convenor ..,, Miss Beth Hoover and Airs. C. Long Auditors, Mrs. 5, Garniss and Mrs. R. Davidson Mrs. E. Cod:more was then a.siced to take the chair for the installations of the new officers, who were all railed to the front, All joined in singing 0 Canada and the Institute Ode, Mos, Cudenare' read the obligat- ions. and responses were made follow- ed by the Creed in unison. Mrs, Dr .Stephens, newly elected president then took the chair and conducted the reetof the business, Mrs. J. Bryans and Mrs, 7, S. Armstrong volunteered to handle the spring project (meat in menu). it was decided that a singer sewing machine demonstration. he given in the near future, Further notice will be given as to time and dace it was voted to have a finance committee for the coming yearf, 5 ladies were appointed, Mrs E. Cud - more, Airs. A, Brown, Mrs, 11. Gem- ntell, MrS, R, 13. Cousins, and Mrs, C. T3nsehlin, Ma,oMamara's Band, com- posed of Mrs, D. Hemingway, Mrs. E. Ondmore, Mrs. C. Davis, Mrs. 1t. Shmrrie favoured with several hilar- ious vocal and instrumental riurnbers that Sent the crowd into stitches. Snnandne call was taken and the Piing ,...,.ait the meeting to an end, tenth Wed. Thurs. Mar. 22-23 Beactrice Pearson, Mel Ferrer "LOSTin BOUNDARIES" Fri. Sat. March 24-25 Gene Autry and "Champion" in "STRAWBEERY ROAN" Cinecolor Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon, Tues. March 27-28 Van Johnston, June Allyson Butch Jenkins, Una Merkel in "THE BRIDE GOES WILD" TUESDAY PHOTO NITS Winne thereunder. OFFER $1$0.00 was served try the following ladies, T�ty- Clinton, secretary of the County Committee, indicated today. Although excellent progress has been made, a good many reports still are to come, in, Mr. Epps saia, He commented that no doubt there will be many duplications when the various lists are checked closely. When it is felt that a thorough check-up has been made, a meeting of the County executive will be held in the Huron ()aunty Public Health Unit, Clinton, to further plans for the Clinic scheduled for May 10 when the finest children's specialist in Western Ontario will be in attend- ance. The Crippled Children's Sures is closely associated with the Easter Seal Canupatgn now being conducted by a number of Lions Clubs in the County. NOTICE The Majestic Women's • Institute are sponsoring the course "Meat in the Menu." The girls between the age of 12 to 26, wishing to take this course please meet at the Library, Saturday, March 2'5th at 2.30 0. m. or contact the leaders Mrs, James Bryans and Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong. Couple Honored at Home of Daughter in Bluevale on Golden Wedding Day .lir. and Mrs. John T. Garniss, Morris township, celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday, March 14th, Mrs, Garnlas was the former Miss Charlotte Sav- age of Grey Township. The couple was married al the Methodist parsonage, Wingham, by Rev. Richard Hobbs, The wedding day was fine and as they drove with a horse and cutter to the groom's farm there were snow flurries. A dinner in their honor was ser- ved at the home of their eldest daughter, Mrs. Burns Moffatt, Blue - vale, to brothers, sisters, with wives and husbands, and eight children - Harry, Frank and Edward, Morris township; Bert and Thomas, Brus- sels; Mrs. Earl (Lillian) Elliott of Tut•nherry, Miss Edith Garniss, Clin- ton, and Mrs. (Ethel) Moffatt, Blue - vale. Baskets of yellow roses and spring flowers, white bells and yellow streamers formed a lovely setting for the reception in the after- noon when a host of friend's called to extend congratulations and best wishes. :. ;,. lakes. of Mr. and Mrs. Garniss received many letters, cards, flowers and gifts including a gold -colored blanket from neighbors on the 3rd concession of Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Garniss enjoy good health and lave on the farm where they consented married life. The Kansas Farmer and His Entertainers WILL PRESENT A CONCERT and DANCE Every Third A Square IN THE Brussels Town Hall on Friday Evening, March 24th Admission : Adults 50c, Children 25c Sponsored by Brussels Lions CIub Proceeds in Aid of Boys and Girls Band CONCERT and PICTURE SHOW In Walton Community Hall on FRIDAY, MARCH 24th Local Talent Colored Pictures Admission 40c and 20c Sponsored by the Walton Group of the Brussels Lions Club (Proceeds in Aid of Boys and Girls Lions Band) Mrs. S. Wheeler, Mia, AT, Wineberg, 2. This law shell come into Mon. Attendance Card Night. Airs, T , Wiisnn. Mrs, A. Sinclair and force on the lith day of March, 1950. 3, This By-T,aw shall remain in Wed. Thurs. March 29-30 Kirk Douglas, Lauren Bacall Doris Day, Hoagy Carmichoel in "YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN" • Mrs. ,T. McFarlane. Press reporter, Mrs, C3, means, fnree until rescinded or amended by a eitheeonent by-law passed by the pr -mesal, Branch of the ATitnicipnl f'nnnel1 of the Township f'nreulfnn ILA triOn are hotdincs or ATnrris. Tlatrd of Tt. 71 4, Brussels, rinta.ric, Anneal Snorts Dale on �sp Tuly 19th. Kindly keeps this date • koptinne - Track PnmL h open. MODERN and OLD TIME DANCE Brussels Town Hall on FRIDAY, MARCH 31st Brown's Orchestra - Roy McCreight, Floor Manager. Under Auspices Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion (Proceeds in Aid of Hall Repair Fund) Dancing 9.30 to 1.00 Admission 50c Lunch Counter ming Have Your Papering and Interior Painting Done Now! Prompt Attention Is Assured By G - tting Your Order In Early Wm Fischer Phone 23-r-15 Brussels