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The Brussels Post, 1950-5-10, Page 1E POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, May 10th, 1950 $1.50 per year - $2.00 U. S. rJ Cl '' � Y� Y^ Hee — Roaster Fresh — Stop Paying Fancy Prices Astor Coffee 84c Ib. Ground Fresh While You Wait Mountain Blend 92c lb. Ground To Suit Your Coffee Maker SPECIAL — FRIDAY and SATURDAY Clarks Mushroom Soup, 3 tins 25c 1 — 24 oz. Pure Raspberry Jam 37c GSE AR'S CETII A Open All Day Wednesday Pho:i� .5 Brussels, Ont. MnivarnatalinSM United Church Y. P. S On Monday the Y. P. S. of United Church held a social evening in the church basement with Walton R.P.S. as their guests. Miss M. Ryan. president opened t'he worship service. Doneltla Willis read the scrip'tur'e. Rev. Lane led in a prayer. Charles Thomas led in a sing song enjo9ed by all. The evening was spent in games and contests. Lunch was served, At the close Donald McDon- ald gave a vote of thanks on behalf of the Walton Y. P. S. COAL Order Now for Delivery Any Time During the Summer. Car of Chestnut Expected Shortly. Blue Coal is Quality Coal Dyed Blue for Your Protection. Phone 68 M. C. Oldfield icesessesemeseabere mean Sale of Baking and Daffodil Tea In the Ethel United Church basement on Saturday, May 13th from 3 to 5.30 p. m. Everybody Welcome The Ladits' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion are holding a Garden Party on Wednesday, June 21st. Please keep this date open. IlMr. Mit (04 -et - Melville Church Rev, A. Simpson, Cranbrook Moderator. 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Divine Service R. Y. Fraser of Sunnybrook Hospital will be the preacher. No Evening Service Louie D. Th e:veva, Organist and Choirmaster. The United C'urch OP CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lees Organist Mr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worship at 11 oeclook Mother's Day Service Sacrament of Baptism thuroh School 1,5( o'clock Evening Praise — 7 o'clock "Esther, a Mother in Israel' Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Karr Rector. 5th Sunday After Easter May 14th, 1950 St. John Church, 9nwssoIe -- 11 a. an. Mother'SDey Service Sunday School It. David's Church, Henfryn-- Sunday School 2 0, m, Mother's Day .Service St. c0eorpe's Church, Walton--- 7.20 p, m. Mother's bay Service Mos Duncan McNab Duncan MoNab died in the Strat- ford General Hospital on Monday, April 24th in his 82nd year, He had been a patient in hospital for the past five months For the past 20 years he made his home with his brother William, at Lot 20, Con. 2, North Hasthope township, He was born in McKillop township, a son of the late William McNab and Janet Stewart on April 10th, 1869, For 25 t years he farmed on the 14th Con- cession of Grey township, retiring t 20 years ago. He married the ! former Mary Knipe of Monkton, 1 who predeceased him in. 1930. He was a member of the Presbyterian faith, and a Liberal in politics. Sur- viving are two two brothers, William of Brunner and John, Reeve of Grey Twee, Funeral "was held on Thurs- day fa'om the Greenrwood-Gilbert Funeral Home, service being con- ducted, by Jelin Martin of Hawkes - Pallbearers -were Hugh Cam- eron, Stratford, Martine and Ken- neth MacDonald, Cranbrook; Mur- ray McNab, North Eaethope; Stewart MoNab, Shakespeare, and Robert Stewart, Brunner. 'Phe body was taken to Cranbrookt Cemetery for burial. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all those who sent me cards, letters, flowers and boxes. while 1 was in the hospital, Thanks also to the various organ!- zations of the churches for their gifts. I would also like to thank the ladies who sent baking and. other treats to the manse while I was away and since T came home, and those who did so much to help, ,Special thanks to Dr. Myers and Dr. Oakes and the staff of Clinton Public Hospital for their kindness, Mrs. R. G. Hazlewood, Card Party A card party was held in the l' ns. , 1s iibr:a'y 011 F'rirlay evening under the auspices or the Scouts and Cub committee, There was not as large n crowd present as the cause warranted hurt a number of tickets had been enld previously. Prizes for the winners of the most games were won by Mrs. D. McLeod and Mr. Dean Davidson, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. M. Wineberg and John Stiles. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, Proceeds are to be used to send the local cubs and scouts to camp this summer, Or -'n Night At The Wingham District High School The Wingham District High Sehool is holding its third Annual Open Night on Friday even,ing,May'12th, front 7.30 to 10,00 p, m. This year It is expected that there will he a larger and more varied exhibits than at the preceding Open Nights. Tn the MathTinilding there will be display of Comnlerelal Work, Leath- - ercl'aft, Shellcraft and Art. The Science Room will he operating and the new Agriculture Room will be open to visitors for the first time, ' In the Annex, the Shop and Horne Economics Rooms will he busy with pupils doing some of the work they carry of In elle regular day classes, There will be exhibits of finished pieces of work in wood, metal, and clothines including some work rem - piked in the adult evening classes held last winter. All the eleseree ns in both buildings will he open for inspection, with samples of students.' work displayed. Tenrhers and students will be there to answer any evesttone. As an Scidert attraction, the Avatar Dram- atic Chub are presenting a one -act play "High School Daze" twice during the evening, once at 8.30 and again at 9.30 in the Recreation Room. All parents and others interested in secondary education are invited to come to the School on Friday evening to see the displays of work and the amateur dramatics, and to meet and talk with the Board mem- hers, Principal and the teachers, A special invitation le Offered to par- ents of pupils in Grade ViII this year. They will have an opportunity of seeing just what their boys and girls will be doing when they enter Grade TN', and the Principal will he glad to disease the work of Grade IX with these parents enol prospective Pupils. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. O * • NOW PLAYING — Thurs. Fri. Sat. May 11-12-13 "MY DEAR SECRETARY" with Laraine Day Kirk Douglas Keenan Wynn Helen Walker He chased her —'t11 she caught him. The funniest 100 minutes on film. * • • Mon. Tues. Wed May 15.16.17 "FLAMINGO ROAD" with 2aohgry Scott Joan Crawford Sidney Greenstreet This Is a story of a girl alone match- ed against a would-be omnipotent political conniver who•generalty has top cards. * • Next Thurs. Frl, Sat. May 18.19.20 "STATION WEST' with Dick Powell Jane Greer Agnes Moorehead Burl Ives Be sure to see this cation picture of the W'eet, Burl Ives will entertain you with his songs of the West. *• * * COMING "ADAM'S RIB" with Spencer Tracy Katharine Hepburn • WARNING Anyone disposing of dead animals or garbage of any kind on my prem- ises will be Prosecuted accord- ing to taw. 5, B. Diliott. APTF'?'NT TE4P A Trw. 1,Tc-rnurr,e, Belgrave Music Festival Draws Capacity Crowd Sponsored by the ltelgrave School Fair Association the musical festival finals held In the Winghaul town Lail Friday night attracted a 990a - city audience. Over 200 contestants w, re entered in all class0s during til• two-day festival which saw the Pre -festival competition held in Belgrave the day previous. Revere entre s were recorded in each class nl'di the girls solo class, nine years and under attracting 43 contestants and the duet class 25 entries, Officiating for the occasion were chairman Howard Campbell, adjucator, Garfield L, Bender, Kitchener, Elaine Walsh, R, M. T.. rc•com:panist and supervisor of music. Mrs. L. Vannan, secretary of the festival committee, J. H. Kinkead inspector of schools. The festival was open to all schools in Morris and East Wawa - nosh with competitors competing for the Delgrave Co-operative Ae:soclation trophy and the Wing - leen Lions Club Trophy, Final Results Following were the tlnal results in each class; Class 1, girls sole, 6 years and ander, Darlene Pierce; TT, S, 5, 3, East Wawanosh, : Claire re nnlnev; 1T, S, S. 7, East:Wawa- nosh, Marie Johnston, S. S. 10 Mom- ris, ilia Griffiths. S. S. 12, Mar- , ris, .Tobannn Harkema, TT. S. 5, 11, ' Ea -t W❑wannsh, Edith Davis; S. S. 4, Morris; boys' solo, 9 years and • under, Raymond Walker. S. S. 7 Morris, Jimmie Scott, TT. S. S. 17, East 'Wawanosh; Dolt Jefferson, II. S. S, East Wawanosh; Billie Thlnl.ns,nn. TT. S. 7, East Wawa - nosh, Spika (Ie Hann, TT. S. S. 17, Dart Wawanosh, Keith Rodgers, II S. S. 6, East Wawanosh, 'Unison chows ,enrolment under 20. S. S. No, 8 Morrie; S. 8, No. 1, Morris. S. S. N. 7, Morris; S. S. No. 8, East Wawanosh; TT. S. S. No. 7, East Wawanosh; S. S. No, 5, Morris, • Clea=: 4. boys solo, 11 years and under, Tommy Brydgea 17. S. S. 17, East Wawanosh, George Baron, 4, ; S S. 17, Ensu Wawanosh: Richard McClttcheon, S, S. No. R. Morris; nnenbl Iardin", TT, S. S. 17, East Wawanosh; Barry Watson, S. S. No. 4, Mo -rig: .Albert Wntsnn, S. 8, No, 12, Morris; Class 12, duet Gwen Wel.all find Marlene Mar• lrenzie; TT. S. S. 17, East Wawa- norh; Jelne Hackwell and Doris JNvlsten, S. S. No. 1, elolr'is, Metre Taylor end Shirley Barllev, S. S. 12, Morris: Marie Lyddiatt, and Tan Griffiths, S, S. 12, Morris, Ciess R unison chorus enrolment 2(1 and over, S. 5, 12 Morris, TT. S. 5, 17, East Wawanosh;. S. S. 11, Morris,, It S. S. 8, East Wawanosh, S. S. 1 78o'rig, TT, S. S, 6, East Wawa - nosh, 5, S. 9, East Wawanosh, two Part Chorus (open) 5, S. No, 5, Mor- ris, 0. S. No, 3 Morris, II. S. S. 6, East Wawanosh, S. S. No. 8, Morris. Girls solo, 11 yea rs and under, Gwen Walsh TT S 5 17 East Wawanosh; Louise Jefferson, II. S. COMING- FOR 3 DAYS s. 7, East Wawanosh; Helen Wed. Thurs, Fri. Mav 10-11-12 Haines, S, S. 7, Morris; Donna Wal - Gene Keller. Frank Sinatra, Betty Garrett in "ON THE TOWN" Technicolor SAT. ONLY ' MAY 13 Double Feature "OUTLAW BAND" plus "NIGHT WIND" Sat. Mat. 2 •p.m. Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon. Tues. May 15-16 George Raft, Marie Windsor in "OUTPOST IN MOROCCO" TUESDAY PHOTO NOTE OFFER $200.00 Mon, Attendance Card Night. Wednesday Only May 17 Adult Entertainment Kieron Moore, Margaret Johnson in "A MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE" COMING 3 DAYS MAY 1849-20 "Lassie" the wonder dog in "CHALLENGE TO LASSIE" Technicolor. den, TT, 0, S. 6, East Wawanosh, Audrey Harkwetl, S. S, 11, Morris; Barbara Smith, T7, S. 5, 6, East Wawanosh. Two Dogs Viciously Clubbed To Death A t'Iclua 11 liter of clogs has been at ,r1, in !h,, village. Two dogs were ' •1 found honed on 0 vacant lot owned by Mr. 5, B. Elliott. Ono of the, 11, e. we, owned by Ons. Elder and utb: e by Dill Kellinton. Doth of the animals had apparent- ly been beaten to death with a club. one an viciously above the head, that it was almost unrecognizable. The owners had missed their pets nn l'h ir,dry and Friday and wrr,.f ; 11-1. by :11r. Eder on Saturday. Police have 11004) notified and an in- vestigatiml will he made, Pearson Edwards & Co., 1849 Audit $ 225.00 Melville Church Services W, H. Bell. salary 110.0s t v. Mr. T'olbuls. Winghan, cc-' G. 11. Campbell, salary and 0(20141 the 111105 of Melville Chureh negates. 47.60 last Sunday, his text was from,' 'Brussels Hyden. street lights and 'Isaiah 20:2. "Thou shall keep him hall 110.07 in pra'fect peace is essential for C. T. Davidson, Tneuranee hail 30.05 mankind. and also stabilized work, Bennett Oreeery. relief 2.92 restlessness brings on a brief mater- iali•sm. Isaiah heal faith in God. A very beautiful anthem was sung by the choir: The United Church At the morning worship in the United Church, Sunday May 71h. the minister enok as his text "in as mtueh as ye did it unto one of the 1e ,:'t a these my brethren, ye did it unto Me," as an illustration of Christ's com- plete self -identification with human need. Genuine love is life and love- lessness is its own curse, without the 111011re of 1r)re and the glow of svnpathy. we may have a name to live but are really dead—so the mes- sage declared. Special m;usie for the service was supplied by Douglas Leith who sane very acceptably, Angels ever Bright, and Fair" by Handel. An illustrated lecture "Growing with the Years" was pre- sented at evening worship, . Melville W. M. S. The May meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Melville Church was 'held on Friday after- noon. The meeting was opened by repenting the wards of Hymn 397 and prayer by Miss Gi'err Stewart, The reports were given by the of- ficers. The topic was ably pre- sented by JTra. Wm. Smith, who told of the great growth of religion and the re -building of churches and schools in .iapan. An interesting letter from Rev. Gordon Agar of Tlarwani. Tndia was read by Mrs, Matheson, The Hone Helpers will have charge of the June meeting to which all the ladies are invited. Mrs. Minnie of Wingham will he the speaker. The meeting closed by re- peating the Mizaph benediction, BRUSSELS COUNCIL . May let, tee. i'h, r rtlur ln1r!ing O1 this Man- p:r1 (.oa,ncil of the Village of Lou= e.ls 01(5(0 held on the above date. D:,41 7777 the above dale sc11Jt 't the All members of Connell were -Pre' ea. r.- urs -ant Tl Ti' -o: r pre - •sided. MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL ;.1,1r40 Township Council Maeting„ , l,r 1,rt:J 1 t 9 h • council ,,, et rir (. '1'=�•.:o.whi After the minutes of the previous mer -ting were read it was moved by R. W, Kennedy, seconded by R. A Bennett that the minutes be adopted as read. — Carried. The f0l10wing Heroultls were order - eft paid on motion of A. McTaggart seconded by W. Spear, The Voice Of Temperance — Dr, Jellinek is head of the school for 090121es in alcohol at Yale Univer- sity. After thoroulgh investigation he reports that there are fewer alcohol- ics in rural than in urban areas. The rate of chronic alcoholism in eitiea of 100,000 or more' is higher by 33.7 per cent than in smaller towns nal cities and higher by 105 per cent than in rural areas. Dr. Jellinek con- eludes' Ithat the greater the numbers of outlets for drinking the more ,people will drink. The Huron Temp- perance Federation has always main• talned that to Increase the outlets is to Increase the som- sumption and the alcoholism. Huron County is fortunate that it is ' a county of smaller towns and rural arras, It 45 aiso fortunate that it is antler the Canada Temperance Act, that does not provide for liquor out- lets. — it FOR SALE— l7xcetient tire 600 x 16, can be used for spare or wagon, apply at The Brussels post. S. B. Elliott. relief P,rnserlr Creamery, relief Baeker Bros.. relief P,rlm•oels Cea1 Yard, relief County of Huron, indigent hospitalization 30.35 Post. Pub. Hmisa. printing 9.nn 12.-Henelerson. street cleaning etc. - 20.05 G Dnvid•oon, grading 97.50 D. 3. Aldsworth, street labor 2.60 H. A. Workman. gravel 87.75 A. H. Oakley, street Tabor 63.05 T. McAteer, hall roof 239.00 County of Huron, Mun, Ass'n. Fee 10.00 R. Pearson, bus to Wroxeter 5.0n As this concluded the business of the meeting. the Council adjourned on motion of R. W. Kennedy, second- ed by A. McTaggart. 14.14 3,15 4.42 11.50 Friendship Circle A very enthusiastic meeting was held at the home of Mrs. G. Martin on May 3rd. Twenty-five members were present and many guests joined the Circle, After the devotional service and the reading of the Secretarys and the Treasurers Reports. Mrs, C. leusehlin gave a much enjoyed topic. Freddie Stephenson accompanied by Mrs. D. Stephenson favoured the group with a salo and a duet "Where Hp Leeds Ole-." The text from "Growing With The Years" was then read by Mrs. C. Bryans and the meeting closed with the Mizaph hen edletion. Miss Pearl Baeker conducted a very good musical contest after which the ladies in charge served a tasty lunch. Mrs, Isabella Cole An old e-ateemeri resident of this community In the. person of Mrs. Isabella Cele passed away on Friday, May 5th, in her 92nd year, at the home of her daughter, Mrs, James Miohie 5th line Morris. She was born in Ettrick, Selkirkshire, Scot land In the year 1858 and came to Canada at the nee of 12, residing in Morris Twp., until moving to Blyth 1n 1020, Her husband predeceased her in 1922. She is em-vived by 2 brothers, Alex of North Branch, 1?ich„ mut Gideon of Seetnew, Micli„ and her family; Mrs. Will Brandon (Jessie) Frobisher; Tor- onto; Mrs. Jas, 21118111e (Jennie) Morris; Alpert, Regina; George, Charles, and Mary, London: She has 10 grand -children and 13 great- crandchildren, She was a member of Bluth TTnited Chturch. The funeral was conducted by her Pastor, the Rev. Redeers, assisted by Rev. Meol'es of Belgrave. The pailbearers were: Robert Watt and Thrones Laidlaw of Blyth; Martin and Harry Ormsby, Earl Anderson Joe Hoimes of Morris Twp, The flower bearers were 4 grand sons, Nelles Cole. Tor- onto, Gihs.nn Cole, London; Ted Cole, Kitchener; George Michie. Morris and Lloyd Liggett of Trenton. - BRUSSELS SCHOOL BOARD , Sealed tenders, addresser) to the undersigned will be received until 9 &clerk p• ITS. Thurs,tlay, May 1.8th, 1950, for Insulating the building known 4)e the'Brussels Public School. Entry to school building may he obtained by eontncting Sas, Rhoades, Caretaker. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. I3, Bowler, Sec,,Mrea.s, NOTICE — Dr, C. A. Myers will be absent from his office May 15 to May 19 in- clusive while attending meeting of the Ontario Medical Association at Ottawa. -1'l,r• minute's of r.b,. bir•i tnceting •.r;.r.• nee 717711 ...dorsi 0.1 It in.t14,11 of Bailie Perutt and Sam ,51r,'1) (1„ve:i by ('has.Cue?te melee by Fant leee 1 that 1111. essereeee Pokey on the trader bre renewed with: the General Aceidr:nt. company., -- Carried, :Her•el by Wm. Peacock. seconded by (91701, C0ailtes that the ro;el ac- t -omit as presented by the Road Superintendent be paid. —. Carried. 11"5, d by Dailile Parrott, emend- ed by Harvey Johnston that the Court of Revision on the Kelly Drain he reopened. — Carried. Moved by Harvey ,Tohnoton, second- ed by Sam Alcok that the Clerk con- tact S. W. Archibald in regard to the overlap on the Kelly and Phelan Drains. — Carried, Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded by Bailie Parrett that the Court or Revistnn on the Kelly Drain be ad- journed until May 15 at 9,30 p. as- -- Carried, Carried, Booed- by Wm. Peacock, seconded by P,a1He Parrott that Harvey John- ston ohnsten and George Martin he paid $30.00 each for time and expenses to Ged.- erich, re Jneklin case. — Carried. Moved by Chas. Coulter, second- ed by Bailie Parrott that we ad- journ to meet again on Tune 5 a 1 p. m. — Carried. The following aerennta were paid: -5riran•e-Tinter (advertising) 22.55 J. H. Stretton, piping 1,75 Maitland Edgar. fox bounty 2.90 Shell Oil Co., gas and nil for sprayer 92.95 Gordon C. Hamilton, Insurance for sprayine rattle 37.50 A, Fraser. steel tape 5.66 Belgrave Comp., Dorris Powder and piping 251`_2 Riverside Motors. repairs to sprayer and truck 28.30 Lloyd Machan. spraying 24.50 Clarence White, spraying 116.50 John Lowe, spraying 109.20' Gen. Hetherington, spraying 215.60 N. 1''. Miller. Membership to Municipal Association 10.60• essno'intien of Assessing Officers Membership 10.00 8, R. Elliott, relief account 10.25 Harvey ,Tohnston, expenses to Gnrlerlch and time 80.00 George Martin. expenses to Gnderieh and time 30.60 Harvey C. Johnston, Reeve. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk, The Brussels B< h o ,i Canadian Legion are l t their Annual Sports 1gwc July 19th. Kindly keep Shis date open. East Huron Agricultural Society OPENING DANCE In Crystal Palace Ballroom Brussels on WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th Dancing 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Jack Henderson's Orchestra' Refreshments Admission - $1.00 per couple easeliellessesesearmemensersa Farmers STOP, LISTEN and LOOK For May Set Team Back Band Harness 2VI" Ring Traces and Steel Hames $49.98 (Less Collars) Set All Brass Team Harness, Breeching, Back Band 2" Traces $99.98 (Less Collars) Shoes and Harness Repaired Promptly C. J. Pegelow, Prop.