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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-6-7, Page 1Wednesday,THE BRUSSELS POST $1.50 per year - $2.00 U. S" A. June 7th, 1950 ._,_. POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Why Pay ore 3-20 oz. Tins Peas 25c 3-20 oz. Tins Libby's Tomato Juice 25c 3 lbs. Del Mar Margarine $1.00 SATURDAY MORNING ONLY ib. Tins Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon 52c 1 Tin to a Customer and Sat. morning, June 10th Only — No Pfione Orders. GREWAR'S CROCETERIA Open All Day Wednesday As Usual. NOTICE — lDeeoration Day Service will. he I held on •Snuclay, June 25th at 3 p. m. Sponsored by I.O.O,F, and Rebekah and Brussels Branch of the Canadian Legion. The Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band. will be in at; tendance, • - r Morris Federation of Agriculture Picnic The Morris Federation of Agrian, ltwre will hold a Picnic at the Bod- mau Bridge 4th line of Morris, on Sat, June 10th at 2 p. m. Come and enjoy .a social time; there will be games and sports tor all. Everyone will be made welocme. Bring your picnic lunch and a community supper will be served. emsennws A Play "COVERALLS" In Walton Community Hall on JUNE 9th at 8.15 p. m. Admission 40c and 20c mosoiromeigrm Gospel Meeting in the Orange Hall on Sunday, June 11th. neighbours for deeds of kindness and Speaker, Mr. Neil Lowy, God- sympathy extended to me diuring the erich. Everybody Welcome. illness and subsequent death of my dear sister Mrs, C. McKay. They C O A L I will always be remembered. God bless Order Now for Delivery Any you all. Time During the Summer. NOTICE — -All members of the Brussels Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion are •asked to meet, at fire minutes to seven this Sunday evening, at the 'United Church where they are to at- tend the seven o'clock service:., . The United Church "The Haude of Jesus," was the ' sermon subject iu the United Church On Sunday morning, June 4. Christ's handswere hands of toil . and tenderness and triumph the minister said—and Christians as IIis followers should Have hands of similiar nature. The anthem, "God so loved the world," was rendered by the choir. In the evening the theme was, "Sacred and Secular," based on' Zechariah 14:20, "In that day there shall be on the bells aP the horses, Holiness unto the Lord." Your Help Is Needed Donations for the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund are still beteg received by the Brussels Post. The need is greet. I,' 3 your contribution be as generous as possible. Contributor's whose name have not already 'bean Published are: 13elgruvr. )'toted Church Sturdily School 'Morris Federation of Agriculture Miss Elisabeth Dickson Miss Christena Dickson'....,.. CARD OF THANKS I wish to tltank 107 friends and Mary E. Lott Car of Chestnut Expected ` NOTICE — Shortly. • Blue Coal is Quality Coal t Don't neglect your Lire Insurance, Dyed Blue. for Your Protection. ,protection every one needs it, even Phone 68 M. C. Oldfield you. Consult your local Sun Life Illt1 'A W I' : representative Harvey Stephenson, 11 Brussels, phone 43x. h Melville Chore Rev. A. Simpson, Cranbrook Moderator, 10 a m. Sunday School and I Able Claes 1 11 a. m. Divine Service Rev. Mr. McLean. No Evening Service. The 1J nited C' arch OR CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Orionis* iNr. Donald Dunbar Morning Worship at 11 oeclodk Celebrating the 25th Anutvers- ary of Church Union with Reception of New Members and The Sacrament of the Lord's' Supper. ' hnroh School it o'clock Evening Praise — 7 o'clock Ladies' Auxiliary will attend. Church of England Pariah of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr .- Rector. First Sunday After Trinity June 11,01, 1950 it. John Church, irussela — 11 a. m, Morning Prayer Sunday School M. David's Church, Honfrinr- 2 p. tn. ,Sunday School 2,80 p" an, Evening Prayer (eorpe'' Church, Walton -- 7M p, m, Evening Brayer ANNOUNCEMENT $23.10 25,00 '5,00 5,00 MR. J. E. LONGSTAFF Registered Optometrist, Seaforth, Ontario, -wishes to announce the recent purchase of the optometrical Practice from Ross Savauge, Sea - forth, and the 'location of his office immediately next door to Mr, Say- auge's Store, in. the Cardno Block, ground floor. . Originally !ram Guelph, Ontario, Mr. Longstaff served five years overseas service with the Royal Canadian Regiment and the Royal Candian Corp's of Signals attend- ing the Ontario College of Optometry on his return and graduating in May 1949. For the past year Mr. Long - staff itas been associated with G, A. Fitzpatrick, optometrist of Orillia. Eyes. examined, Glasses Fitted and Modern Equipment, For, appointment, phone 791, Seaforth, Ont. The Brussels Branch t tib Canadian Legion are btslr their Annual Sports Day air! July 19th Kindly Imp fists t open.. I • ;•r-ry,. Fry.-. ` REGENT THEA'T'RE Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING — Thurs. Fri. Sat. June' 13.910 L I S T O W E L "MAN-EATER OF KUMAON" ( m - wkh I Thur. Fri. Sat. June 8-9-10 Wendell Corey Sebu Joanne Page i Shirley Temple, Barry Fitzgerald The basic story of this picture is I in a Grand picture of racing and taken from Corbett's written record of how he shot nasty striped cats I Horses. In India. 'It Is a dramatio, human in- 'TH'. STORY OF'SEABISCUIT' terest story which should please Technicolor. everyone. Cartoon Shorts s * * Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 pt,m. Mon. Tues, Wed, June 12-13-14 In Technicolor COMING FOR 1 WEEK ";THAT MIDNIGHT KISS" with MONDAY to SATURDAY Keenan Wysn Jose' Iturbl I JUNE 12th to JUNE 17th. Kathryn Grayson Ethel Berrymore Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride One of musicales MGM's beautiful Technl-I in_ "MA & PA KETTLE color musicales with two voices that GO TO TOWN" belong together—music and laughter —for entertainment this is your The laugh riot of the Year. show. ='"I Cartoon Shorts * a * Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 p. m. Next Thurs. Fri, Sat. June 15.10.17 TUESDAY PHOTO KITE "YELLOW SKY" OFFER $120.00 with Mon: Attendance Card Alight. Gregory Peck Anne Baxter Richard Widmark This Is an outdoor drama with an ` Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 p. m. unusual story twist, The desert I ALSO COMING SOON scenes are good which will satisfy 2 More Great Attractions 001, lvW Jt='16 Rev. Mr, Thompson occupied the pulpit of Melville Church last Sun - clay morning his text was taken from Eph. 5 chapt. and 23rd verse. A solo ras sung by Miss June Work and also an anthem by the choir. His evening text was 2nd Samuel 9 to 1, and spoke of the greatness of David and Jonathan and the many lessons to he learned from these two great men, Altai Joyce Porter _sang a beautiful solo. • CAPITOL THEATRE Brussels To Have Floodlights In Victoria Park j tin mann*. evening, June 23)I, our levet sportsmen, lite,, coaches. players ;did Miter:, interested in sports met in the Library to discuss was and means of obtaining floodlights and bleachers for out' 10ea1 park, After 1nuelt discussion the follow— ing inn executive was agreed upon — Chaia•ntan . H. Pearson .Sscretary 1K. Ashton I Trr asnrer H. Allen , Finance Committee 0. e1. Rano, F. McCutcheon, R. NIchol,• G. Stephenson. R. J. 21c' f Lauchlin and T. L. McDonald. Construction Committee Wm. Speirs, I3, 'Phomas, H. Strett- on, .1. McDonald, S. Workman and S, Lowe. These committees will net im- nledlatcly and in a few days some member of the finance committee wild approach you for donations to this project, Our objective is $3000. ]3e liberal make Brussels a shining light, Please leave your donations with any member of the Finance Com- mittee or IT, 13, Alien's Drug Store. These donations will be published in youa' local weekly paper. of . Boys. and Girls Band, in their eon• cert presented in the Town. last Wednesday night, gave eon- ncng Brussels Morris and Grey Brussels Residents Reach Cranbrook Community Centre Telephone System 45th Wedding Anniversary Iil•trseh, May 31, 1520 Mr. and 21r;. Charles S. Van Tile meeting; of the Commissioners Nclr111usg of Bre-sols gn1etly snacked for 011' 1'russel'4. Morris and (prey the •1.131) anniversary of their wedding Telephone Sy stent teas held' in the at their Home here on Monday, offlee of the System on the above •10)30 101. date. All members present. They were the recipients of many The minute.; of the previous meet negaag, a of congratulations and lila and the accounts paid were read. -.' od wishes from their family and moved by .lit i l')1lie, seconded 1.01A1'111:1:.111111 011.1)1. by 11r, Oldfield. 'that the minutes \I r. '1)111 Mrs. 1'auNorman came 1s earl 1.13(1 the acegtlats paid he to 1101 4'1•• from Wingho)n twelve Year, ago, passed. 1'Ir. V;tnh'o:•ntan will leave so+ln cut Movrd by 'Mr. :Martin, seconded by Lir. Micyle: That Mr. Oldfield's 11Other trip to 1lriauipeg, 3lanitoha, )resignation be accepted to tale ef- "`Ah) via Tobarmoty and lion;• feet at the the close of the meeting 1002111 Island, from Little Current he and the commissioners instruct lir, goes to St. Sault Ste, Marie by boat Sc -qtr to Sive the council of the from there to Fort William and then the -Northern highway to Wluuipe.g. Village of Brussels not ect of the resignation. So they ran appoint a DPW Commissioner mol lir. Scott is to notify the Commissioners who the new Commissioner is and he is to i have credentials showing the ap- pnintm0eut. 1 Moved by Mr. Martin, seconded by lir. Michie, That Mr, Scott buy a 1 book about five -inches by twelve Is where Mr. Little could madk down ' the date, time, truck mileage and. I where they go and what they do each day. Moved by 'Mr. Martin. secnnderl Brussels Band Shows by Mr. Michie: That any one using Marked Progress profanity when talking to the aper - Members the BrusselsLions Club atol•s be given notice by registered letter that 14 it occurs again the Hall Telephone will he disconnected for ,thirty clays and a charge of 52.00 iievidence of what can be will have to be paid before the tel- ephone is connected again. Moved by Mr, OId.Pield, seconded by Mr. Michie that the cost of mov- ing a telephone be $2.00 flat rate. Moved by Mr. Oldfield, seconded by Mr, Michie that the mites of each erecting of the Commissioners be published in the Brussels Post. Moved by Mr. Martin, seconded by ,14r. Michie that a letter the same as the one drafted out by Mr. Martin be Mailed to each operator. Moved by Mr. Martin, seconded by &Ir. Michie that a permanent v done with a. group of youngsters who are interested in hand music and are placed under the direction of an able bandmaster. Members of the I Brussels Lions Club, who were pres- ent at the concert, must have been elated at what bandmaster. A. C. Robinson of London had accomplish-( ed with the young ,musicians tinder their sponsorship. Parents and friends. who filled the hall for the second public ap; pearance of the band, were amazed at the proficiency shown atter only elven months training of boys and I sign be placed on the door to the girls who before knew nothing of operating room with the wording, band instruments or, in many cases, • Private absolutely not Admittance. Moved by Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Michie that the title mana- ger he dropped as from to -day and Mr. Scott is to do all the secretarial work' and the Commissioners do all the managing. Moved by Mr, Michie, seconded by Mr, Martin that the meeting ad- journed. — Carried, knew nothing at all of music, Lion President, R. S. Bowman made brief opening remarks. Mr. Robinson introduced the mem- bers. Little bliss Joau Johnston o Melville Church Services Morris, assisted in the programme, in two solos in her usual sing n • charming manner, Feature *tubers were presented by Lane Hazlewood, cornet solo; ,loan Thomas, alto solo; June and Audrey Itackwell, cornet duet; Robert Kennedy, clarinet solo; Doris Johnston, Alto solo; Gerald Cardiff, saxophone solo. A Rand Tattoo will be held in the Agricultural Park in Brussels on nine 38th, when Blyth and Brnssel's Lions hand will be the Bost for the London All Girls Band, Bannockburn Pipe Band, 1st Division R,C.A•F, Baud of London and Hanover High School Girls Trumpet Band, Tickets are already on sale for the Tattoo. St. John's Anglican Church All members of the congregation are asked to help with the 'Manitoba Flood Relief Fund. Place Your donation , in special envelope upon the collection ,plate or leave it at Elliott's store or at the Rectory. our western fans and our more critical drama fans. a 0 o COMING FOR ONE WEEK— "FRANCIS" (The Talking Mule) You'll remember Francis as long as • you can laugh. "FRANCIS" (The Talking Mule) and "JOLSON SINGS AGAIN" Watch for Play Dates. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE BRUSSELS, MORRIS & GREY TELPHONE SYSTEM This is a correction •to the motion made by Mr. J. E. Martin regarding the increase In telephone rates, and seconded by Mr. R. Knight, I move that $23.00 be adopted as a rate for all one-party lines, and that a 50c deduction be made from this for each additional phone( to each subscriber on. the line, and a deduction of $1.00 be made from the annual rate of all those who ' pay their bills within 30 days of being billed for their tolls or those who have no tolls, and I further moved that a signed copy of my ex -,I planatious and reasons for the above motion be attached to this signed colxy of my motion, • if passed, when forwarded to the Municipal Board, .lack Henderson's Orchestra HURON FOOTBALL RESULTS May 22.th Winthrop at Brussels --- 2-1 for Brussels. May 20th Winthrop at Walton — 1.0 for Walton. May .',0)11 Th'ussels at Milday — 2.0 for Mildmay. May 30th Holstein at Atwood — 2-1 for TIolstein. May 30 St. Columban at Ethel post- poned until June 901 Music Examinations On Monday afternoon an ex- amination centre, for the Western Conservatory of Music, was held at residence of lir. L. D. Thompson, R.M.T. Mr. Harvey Robb, principal of the Conservatory, was the presid- ing examiner, Results will be an- nounced later. The residents of Grey Towne#1? ('aunty of Tluron are planning; Thi erection of a Community Hall, to 31e lrnown as the eranhrnnk dommun933 (';etre, Tile Mall to be situtated e the Village of (iranbrogk, d0reet4 north of the General store. As yea 130 knew. the old Hall had been a landmark for many years etmtt sr -reed the cnmmnnity weld, Howelr the building had been conderrpa it and he now torn down and antsels material as seemed suitahle has beta saved to help with the new builTho , lint, funds are needed, so we tum arising all residents of Grey Town- ship. all ex Cranbraolcites. and all persons interested, for contributions to 31113 Hall Fund. Large or emit. all rrnitribut)ons will be grateful r received and acknowledged by tbsi treasurer, Mr, Murray Mather, Brussels, R. R. 3. SHOULD HONSILS COME OUT? Tonsils, formerly were considerer$ seeds of infection, warrantjng; wa- moral of course. Recent findings its - (Beate need of much caption in thrfr removal, 3t is reported in artie'a1s "Sh,ould Tonsils Conte Out?Y0 s The American Weekly with this S1nt day's (June 11), issue of Th.e .i trait Sunday Times- Get Sunda;'h Detroit Tinges, NOTICE No dog shall be allowed to run at large in Village of Brussels during garden season. Any dog so found running at large, shall be liable to be -killed and the owner or harborer prosecuted. W. H. Bell, Chief of Police. LADIES' AUXILIARY GARDEN PARTY will be held on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st At the home Mr. and Mrs. David Hastings Supper served from 5.30 to 8 o'clock Followed by a Good Programme. Admission — Adults 75c Children (under 12) 35c Melville Ladies' Aid .4 large number of the members of Melville Ladies' Aid Society accept- ed the Invitation of Mss,, Lorne W. Dander to meet at her home on Monday evening. Mrs. Walter Potter was in charge of the meeting. Considerable discussion on plans for renovating the Manse took plate but no definite steps were taken until the wishes of the 'Board ot Managers are known, A flower committee for the month of ,lune consists of Mrs. Walter Kerr and Mrs. C. Davis. Mrs. Davis also accepted the convenol'sttip of the knitting committee in preparation for the fall bazaar. Several finished articles were added to the grow - Ing supply of articles for sale and some 11e1d work was given out. Mrs. Bennett read several letters 00 thnnits fes gift parcels from shut-in members. Interesting and 'hitiimorons readings )dere given by Miss Bessie Moses and Mas. Gordon MoDowehl, The ittnch bonlmlttee wiho assisted the hostess were, Mrs. John Gibson, Mrs. Alex Anderson and Mrs. John Meadows. East Huron Agricultural Society MONSTER BINGO In Crystal Palace »'allroom Brussels ori WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th Good Cash Prizes Everybody Welcome, Excellent Accomocl, ation — Loud Speaker System DANCE AFTER BINGO Regular -Prices Melville W. M. S. The Anuthal meeting of the Home Proceeds for Painting Crystal Palace Helper's Department of the W.M.S. was held in Melville Church, Brus- sels on Jame 2, with Miss Grace, Stewart, President of the W. DM, S. presiding. The meeting opened by 1 singing Hymn 399, after which Ole minutes of the last Home Help- er's meeting also the treasurer's report were read and adopted. Mrs. Mervin Pipe read the Scripture lesson Mrs. H. Bowler led in prayer. Morning Service— 11 a. m. Aker the singing of Iiymn 493, Mrs. 7ahu Bowman introduced the guest ! Evening Service — 7.30 p. m. speaker, Mrs, A. Nimmo of Winghtun, She gave a vary impressive talk THE REV. R. G. MacMILLAN of Goderich on "Prayer" stressing the power of prayer ,and the very argent need of it, Miss Mary Lou McFarlane f>vor- ed the audience with a. much enjoy- ed solo. Mrs, George Bono expressed the appreciation of the ladies for Mrs, Nimano's address, also for the organist and soloist part in the 910- g'raall. The singing of Virtu 571 and repeating the Misaph Benediction closed the meeting. Lunch ryas then served in the basement by the Bente Helper's committee, ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church Cranbrook ON SUNDAY, JUNE 11th will be guest speaker. Special Music as follows: Morning — The Choir will be assisted by members of Knox Presbyterian Choirs; Ethel. A Quartette from Melville Presbyteriu Church, Brussels will assist in the Evening,. Everybody Welcome.