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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-1-3, Page 1,i' 'OST PUBLISHING HOUSE JOHN DEERE DAY SI -IOW In Brussels Town Hall on - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10th 2 Shows — Time 1.30 p.m. — 7.30 p.m. Come Early W. J. PERRIE John Deere Sales and Service Brussels, Ont. WEEK OF PRAYER The service of Tuesday, Jan, 9th, will be hold in the United Church, and on Wednesday, Tan, 10th in St. John's Anglican Clutrcb. Both ser- vices at 8 p, rn, CARD OF THANKS Mr, Frank Mitchell , and family would like to thank their host of friends who sent cards, cigarettes, fruit and candies to Mr. Mitchell while he was in the hospital and since he has been home, It is a pleasure to report that he is improv- ing now and hopes to see his many friends from Brussels and district seen._ Thanks again everyone. The Mitchells. EUCHRE AND DANCE In Walton Community Hall on THURSDAY, JANUARY llth Euchre commencing at 9 p m. i0lusic uy Wilbee's Orchestra. Good Hardwood Floor Everybody Welcome. COURT OF REVISION The Court of Revision on the 1951 Assessment Roll for the Township of Morris will be held in the cTownship Hall on January 15th at 2p, m. George C. Martin, Clerk, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EAST HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be held In the Public Library on FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th at 2.80 p. m. rale MrowsvtrAVOS Melville Church Rev. A. J. Simpson, Cranbroon. Moderator. 10 a. en. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Morning Worship No Evening Service. The United Church OF CANADA Mlnlater Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship —. 11 o'clock Sacrament of Lord's Supper, Church School — 12 o'clock Evening Praise — 7o'oloek Beginning the Gospel, ' Come and Worsetig_-.Let all the people praise Hint. Church of England Parlsh of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rector. Fourth Sunday in Advent Deo, 24th, 1950 St. John's Church, Brunets— 11 am, Christmas Communion Sunday Scheel 9.15 p. in, Carol Service et. David's Church, Henfryn- 2 p. m. Sunday school 2.30 p.m. Christmas Communi St. George's Church, Walton -- 7,30 7,30 pen. Christmas Com, MICAVAPAIOW WILL BE AT IIOMIF Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Bremner of 411). con. Grey, will be at home to their friends and neighbors, Jan, 5811, from 7 p. m. until 10 p, m, It being the occasion of their, 25111 wedding anniversary. HONORED ON 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A very pleasant eveniug was spent on Dec, 21st at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Higgins, it being the occas- ion of their 40th wedding anniversary, lenring the afternoon four of their Mende invited then to go for a little trip and on returning home their• hmuee was filled with friends from Wingham, Beimo'e, Wroxeter, Biyth and Brussels. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre, at 12 o'clock a lovely lunch was served, after which the following address was read: Dear Minnie and Ed.— We your friends of the city of Brusselsand surrounding country are gathered here to -night to honor you on your 40th wending annivers- ary. We from the North have known You for many years and even though ynn have not'Hved in our midst for some time and the years have added a few white hairs to you beth. We are glad to say that the sunshine of your smiles have never changed. Yon ere Just the same good sports that you have always been ready end willing to lend a helping hand to any one in need. We are sure the people of Brussels consider it a better piece to live since you decided to make your home here. With nur hest for a future full of health and happiness and as a small token of nor _rent esteem we aslc you to arcent these gifts. Signed nn behalf of feihhfnl friends listed an your gift, A beantifnl table lamp with ribbon attached on which all the gneste minxes were printed and an electric ten kettle were presented to *OIL Mr. end Mrs. Higgins both thanked their friends for the lovely gifts, true grand evening and the niee trio. After which they ,all sang, "They are jolly gond fellows.' WMAKAVAZ:=531 L1STOWEL CAPITOL THEATRE Wed. Thur. Jan. 3-4' Tyronne Power, Linda Darnell in "BLOOD and SAND" (Re -issue) plus "THE CHALLENGE" Fri. Sat. Jan. 5-6 Geo. Montgomery, Rod Cameron Marie Wilson in "DAKOTA LIL" Cinecolor Sat. Mat. 2.00 — Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon. Tue. Jan. 8.9 Adult Entertainer Richard Wildmark, Linda Darnell in "SLATTERY'S HURRICANE" TUESDAY FOTO-NITE OFFER $160.00 Monday Attendanre Card Night. Wed. Thur. Jan. 10-11 William Powell, Mark Stevens Betsy Drake in "DANCING IN THE DARK" Technicolor Wednesday, January 3rd, 1951 Holiday Visict,rs * * * Mr, and lire, Bell, Teeswater, with \h', and Mrs. D. Elliott, * * * Dr. 1louald and \it's. McRae with his mother Mrs, T, T. McRae, * Mr. D. Aldworth, Sarnia, with ibis parents Mr. and Mrs. Aldworth. • * * Jack Coleman with his brother Bill and Mrs. Coleman at Wawa, * * * Miss Mary R, Stewart, ICenora at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Walker. * * * Miss Pearl Beaker, Toronto with her parents Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Backer. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Stan, Phillips, Wood- l::ldge. with Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Cousins, • * * Miss Margaret Bell, London, with her parents Mr. and Mrs, W. H, Bell. * * *. Mr. and Miry. G. Gibson and Mr, D, MI, MacTavish in Tnrontn for Christmas, * * * Mee. 3I, Willits of Wingham, spent the Christmas week with Mfr, and airs, Edger Higgins. * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. 13, Cousins who were holidays visitors in Woodbridge have returned home. * * * Mrs. W. H. Hunter of Toronto, spent the Christmas holidays with the Misses McCracken. * * * Mr. and Mrs, R. D, Joyee of Tor- onto were Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Jas. S. Armstrong, * * * Mr, Gilbert Speer had the mis- fortune to break his shoulder bone when he fell on the street, * * * Mr, and MTrs, H. M. Clarke of Toronto spent the Christmas week- end with Mr, Jas. H. Fulton, * * * Mr. and Mrs, Archie Holmes, and children Dale and Suzanne, Brant- ford, with -Mr. and Mrs, E, Somers, * * * Wilson Tibho of Tilbury , spent Christmas and New Year's with Mr, and Aries. Jas. S. Armstrong and family, * * * Men nd Mrs. Bromn, Chesley, Mr, Wm, Smith. Dorntnck and Murray Smith, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. C. Busehlin. $2.00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A. * * * Mir. and Mrs. Murray Ross. Pal- ntereton and Murray Matheemi, REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. * * . e NOW PLAYING — Thur. Fri. Sat. Jan. 4-5-6 Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in "THE FOREIGN LEGION" It's the hest in a year—Their newest and funniest by far. Those famous funny men join forces with ' the world famous fighting men—and the LAUGH BATTLE is on I a P 8, Mon. Tues. Wed, Jan, 8-9-10 In Technicolor "DANCING IN THE DARK" with William Powell Mark Stevehs Betsy Drake Adolph Menjou Another fully rounded show business story from the production of George Jesse!, music, laughter and song In a moving' story of the the Theatre and It's People, * * • Next, Thurs. Fri, Sat. :fen. 11.12.18 ',BREAKTHROUGH" with David Brian John Agar Those wonderful G I Guys who fought their hearts out for Victory., as the World waited fore them to cleave a passage through Nazl•heltl Europe during D -Day Invasion on the Coast o Frfanoe, • P • COMING -- Adult Entertainment "THE SNAKE PIT" Stratford, with Mi•. and Mrs. D. C. 1 w. 0, A. A. ARRANGES 1lutheson• HOCKEY GROUPINGS sir. John Smith, principal of Arthur Continuation School was holidaying here with friends and relatives. * * * Mr. and Mee. 0. M. Lo.yeock and family of Waterdown were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, ,Jas. S. Armstrong, * * * Miss Mary Lane 0.0.81., Toronto, and lir. Carl Kleluson, Toronto were holiday victors with Rev. Andrew and Mrs. Lane, Mr. and Mrs, Tark Beaker, Wheat- ley and Miss Elizabeth Baeker, Lon- don, with their parents Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Banker, * * * Jim Armstrong of 0, A, C, College, Gnelpb, le spnnrling the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr. Band Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong. * * * Roy Davidcnn of Kitchener and Ross of Godericb, spent Christmas at the home of their parents Mr. end Mrs. Themes Davidson. * *' * Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Glassier and Danny of Midland were visitors at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Dan Classier for the Christmas season. • * * Mir. anti Mrs. Southgate and baby Jane, MIIse Margaret Gibson and lfr. Taylor, Toronto ells. Lillian Gibson, London, with air, and Mrs. J. Gibson. * * * :lir. and Mrs. J. N. Allen, and Mrs, T. Hemphill, Wroxeter; Mrs, Mabel Allen and children, Marjorie and ,Tim and Miss C. Ross, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Ii, B. Allen. * * * Mr. Jas. Stephens and Miss Isabel Stephens, London; Miss Dorothy sea -diens. Toronto, and Niles Glenna Stephens of Notre Dante Academy, Wntersown. with their parents Dt', R. W. and Mrs. Stephens. * * * Cln•isheec visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'EI. Manning were Miss Laura Manning Kitchener, Mfr, and Mrs. C. A. Knox, Jimmy and Donnra of New Hamburg, Mr, and Mrs, C. D. Miele brook and Charley of Mullett, also Mr. Geo. Manning of town. * * * Mir, anti Mrs. J. Topham and child- ren Fordwich, with Mr, and Mrs. R. W. T:cneeciy, Mrs. A. Wallace and son Mervin, who spent holiday week bore returned home with thein, Mrs. Margaret McNaught Michie There passed away in Wingham General Hospital, an old and highly esteemed resident of Hespeler, in the Person of Mrs, Margaret McNaught Michie in her Send year, She suffer- ed a severe stroke Dec. 26th, from which she never rallied. Funeral was held on Monday, Jan, ist from the Stager & Russ Funeral Parlors of Hespeier. Rev. MlcFarlane of the United Church, assisted by Rev. Moores of Belgrave, conducted the service. Six members.' of sesaion were pallbearers: Several from Mor- ris Twp., attended the funeral. WINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL AREA COMMENCEMENT Commencement exercises were held in Wingham on Wed., Dee, 20th. e and.Thursday, Dec, 21st. Among BOare members present on the plat- form were 0, M. htaeTavish of Brus- sels and Jas, 5, Armstrong, Grey township representative. Mr, Mao Taviah assisted inpresenting a,Wards' won timing the past year. Brussels students and former students who won awarde included: Jim Anderson — A Dominion. Provincial Seholarehip, retinal Dentis — Martin Murray, Memorial Pelee. Mary Smith — Girls Intermediate, Athletic Ch'atnplonship, Sean Jewell ,,., Girls Junior Athletic Championship, The students presented a very fine variety program consisting of piano solos, choreal singing, display of work on parallel bare, fancy dances and a short play. Jintonrg those 'assisting were notined, Elsbher Raymond, Gordon Lane, ?wren Bnschiln, Louise Balan,an, Jim Anderson, Sean Cardiff, Tan Matheson, Teen Greene, Isobel Dennis and Keith Anderson. Intermediate "le" and "C" Series droop 0 Walton 33, Londesboro U, Druyton 13, Trowbridge 0, At. wood C. Wilfred Willie, Brussels, Convener, Hockey Schedule Trowbridge at Londeeboro Jan, 3 Walton at Drayton, Jan. 5 'Atwood at Trowbridge, Jan, 8 Londeaboro at Drayton, Tan. 9 Drayton at Trowbridge, Jan, 11 .Atwood at Walton, Jan 12 Walton at Trowbridge, Jan. 15 Drayton at Londeshoro, Jan. 15 Londeshoro at Walton, Jan, 19 Trowbridge at Atwood, Jan, 19 Drayton at Atwood, Tan. 22 Atwood at Londeshoro, Jan. 26 Drayton at Walton, Tan, 26 Londeshoro at Atwood, Jan. 29 Lnndesboro at Trowbridge, Feb, 1 Walton at Atwnod, Feb. 2 Trowbridge at Walton, Feb. 5 Atwood at Drayton, Feb. 6 Trowbridge at Drayton, Feb, 9 Walton at Londeshoro, Feb, 9 Walton games to he played In Brussels. Londeshoro games to be played in Blyth. Trowbidge games played at Lis- towel, - Atwood games to be played at Milverton. Drayton games to he played at Drevton, Juvenile Series Group 3 — Brussels C, Ethel D, Belgrave D, Blyth D, Dublin D, Ken Ashton, Brussels, convener, Juvenile Schedule ' Monkton at Blyth, Jan. 1 Brussels at Dublin, Jan. 4 Blyth at Ethel. Jan. 4 Belgrave at Monkton, Jan. 5 Ethel at Brussels, Jan, 8 Monkton at Belgrave, Jen. 8 Dublin at Blyth, Jan. 8 Belgrave at Dublin, Jan, 11 Ethel at Blyth, Jan. 12 Brussels at Monitton. Jan 12 Dublin at Brussels, Jan. 15 Ethel at Belgrave, Jan. 15 Blyth at Monkton, Jan, 15 Ethel at Dublin, Jan. 18 Brussels at Blyth, Jan. 19 Belgrave at Blyth, Jan. 22 ?J-onkton at Brussels, Jan, 22 Dublin at Ethel, Jan. 22 .Monkton at Dublin, Jan. 25 Belgrnve at Ethel. Jan. 25 Brussels at Belgrave, Jan. 27 Blyth at Brussels Jan. 29 Ethel at Monkton. Jan, 29 Duplin at Belgrave, Jan, 99 Blyth at Dublin, Feb, 1 Monition at Ethel, Feb 1 Belgrave at Brussels, Feb. 3. Blyth at Belgrave, Feb, 5 Brussels at Ethel, Feb. 5 Dublin at Monkton, Feb, 5 Midget Series Group.,5—Exeter 0„ a bye Zurich D, Brussels D. Liman Juveniles, Elmer Bell, Exeter, convener. A Pee Wee series will also be, in- stituted as of February 15th. Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Oliver wish to announce the engagement of their duughter Anrie Joyce, to Mr. r William C. Henderson youngest son of lir, and Mlrs, Ivy Henderson, Sea - forth, Marriage to take place early in January. BURIAL AT WESTON 13russols, Jan, 2 — Word. has been received here of the ••death at Toronto on Sunday of Frank Alex- ander Sinclair, brother of Arthur Sinclair, Brussels, The funeral ser- vice is to be in Toronto on Wed- nesday, and interment is to be in Riverside cemetery, Weston. NOTICE TO S-UBSC.RIBERS The mailing list; of this, paper has bean revised to Jan. 1st, Kindly look at your label on this issue and see if It is correct, It it is not please advise us of the error, Our thanks Is given all those who have paid their subscriptions in advance.' A renewal of your Poet at this time would be appreciated, NOTICE The Huron County Trappers Assoc - kitten will meet on Saturday night, Jan. 6th, at .Clinton, Everyone wel- conte, R, Cox, See, Mrs. Wm. H. Armstr',ng tetrieteee :Atwie Brewer -w, r wife of the late Wm, 13. Armetrong passed away on Wednesday, December 20th at her late r'eeidenee eat concession of Grey township, after a few meintee illness in her 07th year. She was a rhinghto.r ,t' the. late Wm. and Mrs. eirewer, 7311 concassinn of Grey Township and spent her entire lite in this community. She was united in marriage to the late Wm. H. Atnnstrong, who pre- deceased her on Marrh 5th, 194e. She leaves to mourn two sons Elmer and John and one danghter Tena, all at hone and three brothers Reuben and Wesley, Goderieh, and , Duncan, Morris township. Rev, A. J, Simpson of Teeswater, conducted the funeral service at her late bonne om Saturday, D ..nee - her 22rel at 2 P. in. Burial took place in Brussels Cemetery. Tlie poltheat•r»rs were: lS'm. Hollinger, Tom 1fr.Farlane, Norman Lamnn,t Norman Stephenson, Mel vine Lamont and Wm. Bishop. The flower beareee were: Frank King, Ernst Martin Frank Sellers, and Wm. Empey, CAP.D OF THS N! .S We- wish to express our ' sincere thanks fur the many acts of kindness, the beautiful floral tributes and the words of sympathy received during the Illness and bereav :meat of our mother, Eimer, John and Tena Arenstrnug, The United Chuy'ch 11 v:,iee, up Sundury, Dee. Slat r, of it New Year's nature. The teeming nuesna„e, "Necessary for a. need Nest Your." likened the in- cenezie, y,-er to a ship sailing in the nrid:-r of storm. Whet happens in a nersot is tear more important then what Happens to a person the min. Mer said and urged the membera of bis congregation to keep courage, hamar. eheerfnlness, faith and end- urance, on board to ntan the ship of 1951 which is predicted to encounter stormy epee, The morning anthem was "New Year" by Tra. B. Wilson. In the evening the subject was, "Finding' fled," based on the words e: Irsut Blessed are the pure in h ri f: thy shall see God." The 10th 1 wa= 'Coad Morrow," bp •°ler ,.rid tl"khel, Next .urel y- The Sacrament of Ttc Lord'•- :=upper at morning .e rehip. The Voire OF Temperance — 1,• en l;tteland eomes the report i nn lenges considered polite drinir and get, drank. This has e;:,,• about because of the decrease tae e1, nhnlle content of beer and the int•r,ase in the coat of hard liquor. It is not a matter of narrow Pnritanlsur but of deeency and com- enru sense that the influence of liquor is degrading. When will good taste intpr,e its ban on people wliose conversation and ronduet reveal the blight of drinking? It, is not polite to he maudlin or noisy with drink. , to il fr; a.r 3�.ttr! 1 TO EIGHT MILLION Canadian men and women have 8,000,000 deposit accounts in it the chartered banks—equal to stMil one account for every adult. Banks value each depositor's business highly . safeguarding your money, paying interest on your savings, standing ready to repay ... striving to retain your confidence and friendship. Your bank manager appreciates his obligation to you. Ask him what is a banker's first concern. He will answer, "Safeguarding the depositors' funds." For he realizes that depositors are the very foundation of the efficient credit process by which banks mobilize deposits to serve the needs of this working, growing, enterprising Canada. SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK te