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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-10-4, Page 1THE RUSSELS P ST t1OST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, October 4th, 1950 $1.50 per year - $2.00 U. Id 1 Large Lux 1 Large Ivory Snow 10 Ib. Bag of Cooking Onions 1/2 lb. Pkg. Sliced Rindless Bacon 1 Pkg. Stoned Dates 33c 33c 39c 33c GREWAR'S - GROCETERIA Mon. Oct. 9th Being A Statutory Holiday Our Store Will Be Closed All' Day. Open All Day Every Wednesday Fowl -Supper — St. John's Anglican Church Tuesday, October 17th Supper served from 5.30 Followed by a Play — Comedy -Drama "Ernbert, Get Wise" Presented by St. George's Dramatic Club, Harriston m HALL BRUSSELS TOWN At 8.15 p. m. sharp Admission : $1.25 and 75c The Ladies' Aid of Melville Church are holding a Bazaar in the Library on Sat., Oct. 28th. Alexander Melville Dunbar 'There passed away very suddenly at his late home in Ethel, on Satur- day, Sept. 23rd, Alexander Melville NOTICE Dunbar. In his 67th year, Mr. Dunbar The Council of the Township of has been a life-long resident of this Grey will receive tenders till Sat., community. Oct. 14th, at 4 o'clock p,m. for Snow _ Plowing on Grey Township Roads Re is survived by his wife, the during winter of 1950-51. State fernier Alice Jean Barr, and three price per hour. Consult Road Supt., sons, John, of Toronto; James, of , or any member of Council as to re- Wroxeter, and Douglas, at home, i quirements, No tender necessarily and one daughter, Mrs. E. (Mary) accepted. Security will be required. Richards. Jr. of Ethel. Also sur - 1. H. Fear, Clerk. viving• are three sisters, Mrs, Eliza Lamont, of Eti1el; Mrs. R. A. McLean, of Seattle. Wash., and Myrtle, of Tor- onto; and one brother, R. E. Dunbar, of Olympia, Wash., Two sisters, Ethel and Mina predeceased him seine years ago. Funeral servires were held from his late residence on Tuesday after- �' i none, with the Rev, A. J. Simpson Mfel 6; c in charge. Pallbearers were Frank Sleight- holnne, Joe Pearson, Leslie 'Earl, Jas, Pestwl, W. C. Stevenson and Chas. Hansnld. Fle wrhaavers were Geo. Dunbar, Stanley Dunbar, Clifford Denham, Nelson Slighthohne, Chester Earl, awl Geo. Pearson. Interment was mode in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. The Gospel Meeting will be held In the Orange Hall on Sunday, Oct. Sth, at 8 p. m. Guest speaker : Mr. Clifford Smith of Shelbourne, Ont, Everybody Invited. IvER Melville Church Rev. A. J. Simpson, Cranbrook Moderator. 10 a. 01. Sunday School and Bible Claes Rev. C. L, Miitchell , A candidate for the'vacancy, 11 a. m. Morning Worship 7 p. m. Evening Service. The United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship — 11 o'clock The Crown of the Year, Church School — 12 o'clock Evening Praise — 7 o'clock Thanksgiving. A Hearty welcome to all, Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rector. 18th Sunday After Trinity' Oct. 8th, 1960 St. John's Church, Brussels— 11 a. ne Morning Worship ' Sunday School • St, David's Church, Henfryn-- 2 p. m. Sunday School 2,80 p. 711. Hely Communion St. George's Churoh, Walton -- 7,80 p, m. Holy Connahnion ArigetAleMPIMIO REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. • • • Now Playing Thurs. Fri. Sat. Oct. 5.6.7 In Clneoolor "FIGHTINM MAN OF THE PLAINS" with Randolp Scott Jane Nigh Bill Williams Meet Jim Danger, Peace Officer, courageous, level headed, quick on the draw as he brought law and order to the toughest town on the Chisholm ,Trail. • * * Mon. Tues, Wed. Oct. 9-10-11 "THE BIG HANGOVER" with Van Johnson Elizabeth Taylor Don't miss this romantic duet of Miss • Taylor and Van Johnson In this light hearted love story, serious one mom- ent and hilarious the next, It contains a near confusing plot. ■ * Next Thurs, Fril, Sat, Oct. 12.13.14 with "MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN" Loretta Young Van Johnson There fs a laugh every minute in this love story of the professor and the widow who enrolls at the same college as her daughter. * * 1 COMING — "ITS A GREAT PEELING'S PROMINENT LOCAL RESIDENT, J. C. SCOTT, DIES AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS Crile City I':t',. Slterbroalf., t7ne.) ,Scene. ('llur 13r:n11.. of Sherbrooke, Que. passed away at his late 1•esi- denc" nn Wily. Street, Wednesday. kept. 27111, following a lengthy Illness. Mr. Scott was, manager of the r sem all Bank of Commerce, Def. Cerin Street Branch, and had been a resident n1' Sheribrooke for ase proximately four years. when forced thronth i11 health to give tip his duties. Born in Brussels. Ont., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scott, the (beeneed was educated there and spent about 35 years of Ills life in the banking hnsiness, HP first start- ed in the nld Standard Bank and was stationed at various limos re Calgary, Ree'na, Sault Ste, ffarl', Toronto and Lethbridge before coning to Sh erbi'oke. A member of St. George's Club, the Sherbrooke Country Club and the Sherbrooke Cnrl4ng Club, Mr, Scott was also treasurer of the new Shebro ke Hospital Fund. He also was. until recently, chairman of the executive of the Community Chest., He is survived by his wife. the former Isabel Straeben, one deugh- tel, Mrs. A. Peter MarVannel, (Marian), of Lacombe, Alberta; one son, James of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont„ and two grandchildren, Ann and James Srntt, of Sault Ste. Marie. One sister (Aileen, Airs. Fred P,nreneli, of ,Perth, Ont„ and two brothers Stewart of Hamilton, Ont., and Brune of Vancouver, R. C. One brother Frank was killer) in the First ; World War. The remains rested at Johnston's Funeral Chapel on Melbourne St„ i where a funeral service was held on i Friday afternoon, Rev. Roca Adams. nfficlafed. Interment was made in Brussels ; Cemetery. Funeral service was held at the ; graveside ne Saturday afternoon here I. with Rev. A, J. Simpson, of Cran- brook officiating, Pallbearers were Walter William• son, Walter Sentt. Joe Wilton. W. H. Beil, Geo. Evans and Alex Anderson. The United Church The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper was dispensed at morning worship on Sunday, Oct, 1st. The minister spoke on the text; "He was known undo theme in the breaking of bread," The anthem, "Gently Lord, 0 Gently Lead Us," was rendered by the choir. Mre, Edwin Martin was at the organ, The evening there was the Sacramental nature of material things, the Scrip- tural getting, Genesis 9:13, I do set any bow in the clouds, and it shall he for a token of a =Tenant be- tween me and the earth. Thanks- giving Services o1 Sunday, Oct, st11, morning and evening. ;,'`F3',1 ;'.,, r'� i ; iii'. .. , .. -•, A.71,TOL THEATRE L1STOWEL Thur. Fri. Sat. Oct. 5-6-7 Fred MacMurray, Maureen O'Hara in "FATHER WAS A FULLBACK" Sat. Mat. 2:00. Eve. 7:30 p. m. MIDINIGHT SHOW SUNDAY, OCT. 8th Starts 12:05—After Sunday Mid- Night 'Robert Montgomery, Ann Blyth, Jane Cowl in "ONCE MORE' MY DARLING" ' Iylon. Tues. Oct. 9-10 Tyt'onne Power, Orson Wells with "PRINCE OF FOXES" TUESDAY PHOTO NITE OFFER $200.00 2nd OFFER $70.00 Mon. Attendance Card Night. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. • OCTOBER 11.2.13-14 Clifton Webb, Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy, Betty Lyn in "CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN" Technicolor. . traWASCWORN AVM NOTICE t;ens-..1:; i'l�wi411ca11 c:a•ngtaigu .till several 11111111 r1 dollars in arrears. IV 111 all timer, that have made promises of donations please leave their denati,n al the Treasurer's office H. B. Alden and oblige. The Finance Committee don't like re, make several calla. Plrro;e 10111• enr•ronsly to a worthwhile prnjec7 !ind I)Udli inlprcrrr out, home town. , town can serer eu ahead unless ate all apt together and Glc oar part. 1.',714 111,1111' Brussels F, (letter plan' fa live by improving Victoria Park so muni) that we are proud to show it to ant of town friends. The Finance Committee, LUCKY DRAW WINNERS Winners of the lucky draw conduct- ed by the Brussels Arcade Store in connection with their display at the Brussels Fall Fair on Thursday and Friday were Mrs. Lou Armstrong, blouse and Mr. Donglas Hemingway 0 dl'Pes shirt, BORN CARDIFF — In Listowel Memorial Hospital on Sunday, October 1st, to Mr. and Mrs, Mack Cardiff of Ethel, Orrt, — the gift of a son — "Kenneth Alan.", The baby pass- ed away a few flours later. CARD OF THANKS I talre this opportunity to thank all these who were so sympathetic and kind during the illness and death of my husband, Also for the many beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. A. Magee. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Alice Dunbar and family wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the extreme kindness and sympathy shown them, and to those who sent florat'"'tributes and helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement, Mrs, E. Richards, Jr. HURON COUNTY TRAPPERS 1 Good Weather Favours ASSOCIATION TO HOLO MEETING Good VY I 6l \ meeting of the Huron County eeeinpere \esodatlo11 will be ht''lrl on Saturday, October 7th at 8.00 p, tn. h. the Agriculture Board Rooms, Clinton. Mr. 11. Meadows of the Department of Lands and Forests, (hit, will be the special speak' -r, and will dismiss some of the changes in liren,inu and zoning laws. Every- one w''lrone. SIHLE SOCIETY TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Brus- sels Braila of the Tipper Canada Bible Society will be held in the Blind Presbyterian Church on Thurs- day evening, October 5th et 2 p.ni, Mr. II S. Saunders of Toronto. wilil address the meeting. , CARD OF THANKS Howard — The family of the late, Mrs. Penn leeward wish to express their thanks to theft many friends and neighhers for their kinrleee and sympathy shown them during their recent sad bereavement; for the beautiful floral tr,butes, and 71100 - who so kindly leaned their. ears. Special thanks to Rev, Andrew Lane, the nurses and Dr. Myers. TENDERS WANTED Tenders by the hour for the con- ; tract ni' snowplowing, Morris Town- ship roads will, be received by the road superintendent Ih•an MnArter. R. R, 4 Brussels. up to 6 P. m., Oct. 16th. Most of the work to be done on the three south concessions. Lowest or any tender not necess- al''ly accepted, George .Martin, Clerk. Auction Sale of Household Goods on Oct, 21. — Mrs. Edna Spelr. (j IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PAID? Renew your subscription now, If your label is not correct kindly notify the Brussels Post, Phone 31. ElieenteMeteefe R ss • leer . -es Ethel United Church Anniversary Services Sunday, October 8th 11 a. m. anri 7.30 r. m. Mornipg Service : Minister — Rev. W. J. Watt, B. A., B. D. Whitechurch Evening Service: Miinister —• Rev. H. J. Snell, Exeter. . Special Music by the Choir. 42320 .021222111101111111111/11/181111111/ Anniversary Serv%Ces will be held in - russels United Church on Sunday, October 15th 11 a. m. anri 7.30 p. In. Speaker : Rev. H. W. Avison, D. D., Galt, Ont. Special Music by the Choir. MIIIIMIEMIXWMPAIMBREDVIIMESNIZWITIMIr Ren `0 REID REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST will be at his office in Brussels On WEDNESDAY MORNING CTO `i ifs. R l stn Nine a. m. until Noon. OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted Complete Eyesight Service. Brussels Annual lull Fair The Liull. Club Bey, u,,1 1111'7, Band, under bandmaster Rubinson, 1er1 a parade 'r1 pupils mei ', weer.. from 19 schools of Bruder le. Morris and Grey, to the Pair grounds at 1 P. u1. 4'01' the erne eluding day of the fair, Reeve R. B. Cousins and his wife preceeded the band. 11 was a colorful Procesioil of et stand children and decorated floats, being the largest parade of any fall fair here, - Judges. Rev. J. 11, Kerr and iter. A. Lane, Brussel, and Cllr. \Yak,• ford, Idstowel, awarded prize::. based on starching, banner and costumes to the following schools: S. S. 10 Grey: S. 5. 3 Grey; s, S. 12 Grey; S. S. 5 Morris and S. S. a Morris; in that order. Prizes for the floats went to 1st. S. S. 1 Grey; S. S. 6 Morrie: S. S. 4 (trey and tr. S. S. 12 Grey. Other school lapin,- part in the parade were! Brussels PniB, School. S. S. d. Grey; S. S. q Grey: S. S. 7 (Trey: S. S. 11 Grey: S. S. 1 Morris: S. S. 11 Morris: S. S. 9 Morris; S. 5, 4 .Morris. and S. S. 3 Morris,. The parade was ander the direetiol of K. Ashton of the Brussels School, The Ml'icial eeren)ony was eon - ducted from the judges stand. L. E. Cardiff, M. P., in his opening re- marks urged that the people of the c 1111t tnity suPPort the efforts of rhe fair hoard that each year the fair might improve. He stated that the diligent efforts of the board would not bring success without the whole- hearted en.operation of the people. Reeve R. R. Cousins. 'n brief re- 11151ila iv'leoned the crowd to the Feb- and enngratulated preside -M. Jacic Wheeler and therdirectors for their work. President of the Brussels I Fair Board, Jack Wheeler, hoped people would enjoy themselves and urged all to be careful that there would, he no acrtdents to those cross - ins• the race tracks, while exhibits inside. the Palace were not a.; many as nn111e years there were many articles that had not been previously shown, which was a refreshing change after seeing the same things exhibited year after year. Several local merchants had interesting displays, Secretary. Geo. Wesenhurg. stated that plans were all ready under way for a bigger and Netter fair next year. Lack of space prevents this paper 1 from publishing a complete prize list. Boys footrace results: Ages 6 to 8 John DPRnyter, Ross Pearnck, Mur- ray Bray: 12 to 14, George Gill, Ken. meth Menet:, Harry Snlith. Girls. 31 to 3. Margaret lhockie, Joyce Handl- ton. Hate Drdtnel•: 9 to 11 E. Walm- sley, Peggy Coltman. Brenda Breck- ruritlgo. 12-14. Doris Tintenn.am Eileen Smith. Mary Willis. Bicycle Races; George Gill, Jack Grewar; Girls, F.rlene Walmsley, Jean Gill. Calf and Swine Clubs Thirteen Calves were brought out for showing at the Fair by members of the Brussels Baby Beef 0101,. The club show was conducted un- der the management of Fred Wil- son, assistant agricultural repre- sentative for Huron County. First prise in the junior heifer section of the ,huh show went to Ronald Smith. followed by Connie tan Vliet. Pieta Van Vliet, Jean Fraser. ,Tim Bolger, and Marilyn Bolger. Tn the senior heifer calf sectinn, first paize went to ,Tan Van Vliet; followed by C:hai'lie Turnbull, Flora Turnbull. ,Tim Herr, Leona, Johns- ton, ,Task Knight. and Dnnlyn Hemingway. The cllih show was judged by Lincnin White of St. Marys. When the two groups of calves were brought out together for the showmanship competition, (ilmvlie Tnrnbnll won first prize for show- ing re1111L followed in order by Jan Von Vliet, Ronald Smith, lean Fraser, and Pieta Vin Vliet. In the Brussels Swine Club first place awarded to s. pan' shown by Jan Van Vliet, Others showing, in order were Pieta Van Vliet, Leslie llpixht, Coolie Van Vliet, ,Tack Knight, Laurie Elactc, Helen Johns - .'IO. James Kteeht, ,Tobe-Ho.Ore" r. .Tit, Bolger. Doris John:ton. Grseme ilellnnairl, ellen Mete, .Toll, Maier 1'brn9e., Pone. Grey Grain Club Leslie Knight ,Ilarold Knight, Glen 0711 i-, Charlie Turnbull, Flora Turn - hull. Leona Johnston. Also showed Jim Bolger, Marilyn Bolger, ITeIen Johnston, Beaver Oats Field Crop Conlpetltlett .lames Hair. Kenneth and .Tames Knight, Wilbur Turnbull, Trector-Driving Contest Times Jerry Cardiff. 3 minutes 12 second,; Dick Dennis, 3 nlir.nt,:5 1n oeeoridI, Rill Taylor; Creerge Mtrhie, neer- t1m5: Ivan Ficrher. :1 minutes seeonds: Gnome McDonald, over time; ,Tim Knight. 2 'minutes 19 sernnd; John Spivey, overtime; Ross. Knight, 1 minute 32 seconds; Wf- Liam Barry. overtime. Beef Cattle Shorthorn. bulla. 2 years or over Melville Taylor. Belgrave: J. W. Smith. Brussels: W. E. Turnbull and Son. BricsPla: Bull 1 yr. old. An - 11 Gana. Lunkuet,'; :Arnim, hunt ' al7. Turnbull. (1,,11at. Taylor; ,Trtllfcrc h.:a . Gaunt, Turnhn)l. Smiths.. Champlin: hull, Taylor: Cow 3 yra and over. Turnbull; t=aunt. Heifer e yrs Gaunt. Taylor, Smith; Heifer 1 yr. Gantt: Turnbull; Gaunt. Helfer alb. senior, Gaunt; Taylor; TUTU - 1,111 1. oru.1,1111. Heifer calf, junior. Smith; Turnbull: Turnbull. Champion female (limit: P=eru). one male 4 Smelt.. (:'tient: Turnbull; Teylor. Get of sires Grunt; Turnbull; Taylor. :S',erdsen .\nr_ms, F. G. Tend and See. l.ncknow, only exhibitor, Hereford, George Kennedy, Luck now, won a1I prizes, except second for Junior heifer calf. won by .Than Fraser. Grade Cattle Pen of three steers under 900 pounds!. Gorden: reairshe Brussels. 1 and 2. Pen of three steers over Oen pounds. Gordon Knight, 1 and 2. Rest hull In beef breeds, Todd. Rest females in heefhreeds, Gaunt. Batey beef, tinder 75n pounds, Andrew Turnbull, Bra^,- s«:ds: Mrs. .7. Johnston: And?ewer Turnbull. Heavy Horses William Dale, Clinton. T. J. Mc' ldirhael. Seafm•th and Dick Garland. Walkerton were the winners in the heavy house classes. Dairy Cattle Holsteins. Simon Hallahan, Bel. grave, only exhibitor, Ayshire. Clarence Conk. Ethel,, only exhibitor. ,Ters.ey.. bull over one year; N. G. Resent. Harriston; Irwin Trewartbta, Seaferth, 2 and 3, Bull under ane: year. Trewartha. Cow three years er ,ever. Trewartha., 1. and 2. Heifer twre years old. Trewartha•7 and 2, Heifer one year 4)01. Trewartha 1 anti 2 Bay- inr3, Calf under one year, Baylor., Trewartha 2 and 3. Herd, Trewartha., champion female, Trewartha. Harness Race Results -2,28 Class Cattle. G. J' Campbell, Seaforth 7 2 1 Patch Henley. R.Kirkhy, Walton 2 8 2 Silly. L. .T. here, Seaforth .,, 3 1 S Helen Trcne Harvester, Roy Colville, Terswater 4 4 4 2.22 Class Peter R. Harvester. 3, Bannerman. Stratford 1 1 1 Lee M, Direct, E. Fritz, Hanover 2 2 2 Miss Chips. J. Little, Clinton .. 4 4 S Caner Vn11, C. Pollard, Goderioh 8 6 ti Miss Gallie Grattan, J. Feagan, Godemich 6 8 la Miss Taicianna. A Smith. North Bruce 7 S 'h R. Lnr'lrhart. J. Broome, Seafortb. -. A heavy track resulted in rain tiyety slow times in the harness raring, hot close finishes were the order of the day. and good racing entertainment was provided for the Melville Church Service Rry :Nit. Sutherland of 'Dutton took the service last Sunday. His text. was Ps. 122. 7. Peace he within thy wails and sp0lte on the great power of peace and prayer. A well render- ed anthem Was snug by the choir, Mary Lott McFarlane taking the: 0010 Dart, TN the evening Mr. Sut1e- erland spoke to the young paopbsr, as they are the church of tomorrow. Hie text was Aets 1-8, "yo Abell be 111y .witness„" A solo was sung ‘1134 Graeme 1 'Graeme McDonald.