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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-1-17, Page 1USSELS P POST PUBLISHING HOUSE WINGHAM BOARD I; NAMES OFFICERS At the inaugural meeting of Wing- ,i.ham District High School Boar& A. D. IViaeWilliam, of Wingbaan, was anDointed ehairma.n for 1951. Frank Thompson, of Morris TOwnship, was /named vice chairman. Chairman of committees are : ; Property, Tam Henderson, Morris Township; transportation, Leslie Fortune, Turnberry Townshin; school management, Clayton Gam- ", mage, Wingltam; finance, D. M. MaeTavish, Brussele. --.- SEAFORTH SCHOOL OFFICERS CHOSEN Seaforth — At the annual meeting of Seaforth District High School Board, Russell T. Bolton, R. R. 1, Dublin was chosen chairfan for this year. O. Martin replaces I. Bryans, as representative for Morris TownehiP, and Seines McIntosh replaces E. B. Goudie, for Tuckersmite, Gordon McGavin will hs vice- chairm,an. and M. A. Reid continues as sccretaryttreasnrer. Committees appointed were: Pro- nerty, C. A. Barber. IS, Coleman, J. McIntosh, C. .M. Smith; sonplY. C. B. Sills. Oliver Andersen. C. Martin, Leslie Oliver; finance, G. • McGavin. C. P. Mills; executive. C. P. Sills, C. A. Barber; bus. 0. Mc - Gavin, S. MeTatosh, H. Colernan,'• ; C. Martin, L. Oliver, 0, Anderson. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express gratitude and appreciation to those customers and Mende of mine who so generously helped me financiallyduring my illness. I wish then the very best for the coming years. D. Warillaw, V, S. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EAST HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be held In the Public Library on FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th at 2,30 p. m. =1,1'..154***11.4...5,1.*.e*.5.71563M***11441 ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME Now Open For Business Bed Patients and Invalids. For appointment Phone 710J Listowel St. John's Guilt/ INMVW.MVAVV-gatra Melville Church Rev. A. J. Simpson, Teeswater, 1Moderator. 10 a, m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a. m. Morniug Worship No Evening Service. The United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship — 11 o'clock The Ohurch's Charter. Church ,Sebool — 12 o'clock Evening Praise ?o'clock The Undisturbed Life, Church of England Perish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rector. int Sunday in Seiptuagesama Jan. net, 1951. $t. John's Church, Bruesete- 11 a. m, 'Warning Prayer Sunday Sokonl St. Devito Church, Henfryn- 2 p m Sinsdny School 2,30 p. m, Evening Prayer St. George's Church, Walton 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer UNITED CI-SUROH AUXILIARY The afternoon Auxiliary of the 'United Church W, M, S. held their January meeting in the parsonage ' on Tuesday, Jan, Oth, Miss D. Downing, President, was in charge of the devotional period, assisted by Miss 0 McCracken, Prayers were offered by Mrs. Manning and Kra, Lane. Encouraging reports from, the , various departments were heard. A. committee was chosen to meet with committees from the other churches, to plan for the day of prayer. The topic, "The United Church re- entered japan," was, taken by Miss H. Downing, assisted by Mrs. Mc• ; Laueblin, Miss Robinson and Mies E, McCracken. At the close of She meet- ing fees were paid and a social hour enjoyed. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Lane for her kind hospitality and to the committee and their ' helpers. I'VEDMTIC Henderson - Oliver The home of Mr, and lefts. Leslie Oliver, Grey :Township, was the ! scene of a pretty wedding on Satin, day, Jan. Gth, at 17, noon, when their daughter, Arnie Joyce, became the bride of William C. 'Henderson, son i of Mr, and Mrs, Tvy Henderson, Eg- mondelile. The -ceremony was per- ; formed by Rev, R. G. Hazlewood„ af! Duff's Church, Walton. The home was prettily arranged with white streamers and varied colored mums.' The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, was lovely in a gown of broriaded taffeta, nylon yoke, lily pointed sleeves and finger - Hp veil, held in place by a safin headdress. Her flowers were red roses. Her only attendant was her eister, who was gowned in a floor - length green taffeta (trees with full skirt and matcbing headdress. Her flowers were yellow roses, Mr, Rrnce Walters, of Seaforth, was the groemsman, Mrs. Peter Dunlop, of Seeforth, played the wedding music and acom.panied Mrs. Ed. 131ston, of Bruseels, when site sang. "T Love Von Truly" and "Because'. The groom's gift to the bride was a giver tea service. .A. reception was held at the hone of her parents, when Mrs, Oliver received in a wine crepe clrese with a cnrnstion corsage while Mrs, FIenderson received in a blue crepe dress with a pink corsage. The bride's- cake was, in the centre of the table and the waitresses were Misses Shirley Bennett, Sean Wilton, Lillian Gibson and eTergMet Bali. There were thirty-one guests present, from -Brussels, Walton, Seaforth, Toronto and Burlington, Following a trip to Detroit and Toronto, Mr. and 6Tre. Henderson will reside in Senforth. 10110011MORMIC01101 SKATING CARNIVAL IN BELGRAVE ARENA ON FRIDAY, FEB. 9th REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING — Fri. Sat ,'FATHER IS WELL-BA8Y CONFERENCE INSTITUTED HERE The initial well -baby conference sponsored by the Majestic.' Women's Institute was held in the Library here last Friday from 2.00 to 4,00 o'clock in the afternoon, Twelve babies were brought to the con- ference by their mothers. Miss Reed, Tteg, N., Clinton, of the Huron Health unit was in charge Registration cards wet's issued and charts were filled out. Nurse Reed was assisted bY Mrs, n, 13. Corsi:is and Mrs, 11.. Lane, members of the • 4Wajestic Institute. The wellbaby conference is to be a regular service of the Huron Health Unit, sponsoredby the Majestic Institute, gllving parents opnortunity to bring their pre-sebool children to have a regular check up and discuss various health problems. The conferences will be condueted on Si, second and fourth Friday of each month from 2.00 to COO o'clock In the Brussels Library. MORRIS SCHOOL BOARD . The regular meeting of Morris School Area Board was held in the Township Hall in the Township Hall on Jan. 4th with all members present. • Robert McMurray was appointed ehairman of the Board for 1951 and Ralph Shaw, secretary. MinntPs o the December meeting were adapted on a motion by H. McCutcheon and B. Thomee. Motion of 'T. Dundee and H. Taylor authorized payment of the faElowing bills: MeKillop Mutual 7.15; Post Publishing Roues 1,50; Kreuter Bros. furnace repairs No. 1 — 18.50; W. Nicholson 3.00; Wm: McMurray 49,00; R. L. Porter piano No, 10 — 108,00; S. B. Elliott, supplies 10.00; Stainten Hardware I 3.50; Advance -Times 2.16; Patterson Radio, No. 3 — 12.00, Secretary was instructed to advertise for 'tenders for woods for all sehoole 'except No. 8. Motion T. Dundee & K. Taylor that we order one half dozen. Fuller brush brooms, Motion If. Taylor and B. Thomas nethorizing the secretary to issue pay cheques monthly to teachers and caretakers • also to pay hydro when due and cash for stamps, express etc. There Were vete, few applications for caretakers, so these appointments wIU hales to be made later. Next" meeting February 1st at 2 p. m. in 'Township Hall. R. J. McMurray, Chairman. R. S. Shaw, Secretary. --- NOTICE — Jan. 19-20 A BACHELOR" with William Holden Colen Gray A wonderful, heart-warming Picture! Wanted: — A mother for five kids. Any girt who accepts is crazy, but so am 3 — Johnny. 1 5 * Mon. Tues, Wed. Jan. 22-23-24 In Technicolor "WABASH AVENUE,' with Phi! Harris 'Betty Grable Victor Mature Sparkling with songs M Loaded with dancing and romancing — the naughty, nfty story of a !Dance -Hall Darling. Be sure to see this Comedy with the catchy tunes. * Next Thurs. Fel. Sat. Jen, 25-26.21 'ITHE GUN FIGHTE.Rn with Gregory Peck and Helen Wescott The true story of the South West's Greatest Gunman — Ris fame made • Slime the target for every man's Bullet. Be sure to see this Western with the new twist. * * 4t * COMING — in Technicolor "ANNIE GET YOUR rm••••-• It GUN" The 67th Annual Meeting of the Policy holders of the Alma Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Forresteri,s Hall in Atwood on Tuesday, February 0th, 1951 at two o'clock for the purpose of receiving the reports of the directors ani attElltors, 'and disposing of the some, for the election of officers and any other business that may COMP before the meeting, This is an ithportant meeting, we hope you will attend. M,9W..,W,(7151P,AV.,g4 I. TOWET. r! As P1701, THEATRP. ons.. . orm•••••••=111•••M Wed. Thur. Jan. 17-18 Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrymore, William Lundican in "PINKY" ..0110.1.•••••••••••••••••••11111 Wednesday, January 17th, 1951 JOHN DEERE DAY SHOW — The John Deere Day Show spon- Novell tiy W. J. Perris, was held in the Town Nell on Welnesday, Ian. 101h. The afternoon program was enjoyed by a full house, At the evening program the hall was peek- ed and many went away. Two brand new movies, both entertaining and educational were shown. The feat- ure picture, "One Happy Family.," with plenty of laughs and chuckles, starring Don DeFore end Marjorie ,Reynolds backed by a grand cast. The prize winners at the afternoon program were — W. A. Cathers, Wroxeter; Arthur Hell, Bruesele; St'. Regan, Walton; Everett Wright, Wroxeter and Harry Holmes, Walton. At the evening program the tickets were drawn by Master Charles Cal - 11100 and the winners were — Miss Emelyne Steles, Brussels.; Mr, Joe Foren, Lueknow; 'Mr. Archie Moses, Thnesels, 'err. Geo. Tim, Molesworth; Mr. Cletus Rettinger, Wingliam, and Mr. R. J. Mair, Brusasels. Fri. Sat. Jan. 1920, Mark Steven, Coleen Gray, Rory Calhoun in "SAND" Technicolor The story of.a show horse turned savage. Sat. Mat. 2,00 — Eve. 7.30 p.m. Majestic Women's Institute The Majestic Women's Institute met in the Library on Thursday, .Tan, llth with the President, Mrs, 11. W. Stephens i n- the chair, The meeting was opened by 'singing the !institute Ode. This was followed iheyrepeating the Mary Stewart col - et The Roll Call was answered by "What Health Rule would I most emphasize to a child," brought forth a number of ideas by the me -ethers. The minutes of the December meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs, John Speir. The treasurer's report 11,(1,5 then given se:owing a balance oe 5122rs07 M. Douglas Heiningway was ask- ed to give a reline of the "Christmas Shut-in boxes." She stated that 63 boxes and one family box were packed at the borne of Mrs, Buschlen. A number of Christmas cards were oleo sent to persons residing in the 'Village af Brussels, Morris and Grey. Melly of the recipients had voiced their appreciation for the boxes by personally thanking differ- ent members of the Institute while ethers expressed their gratefulness by sending "thank -you cards and letters" which were passed around to the Tnetitute members to read. It was decided to send flowers to two members who are in hosiptais T1077. Arrangements were Made to sell lunch at the Orangemen' dances. Tt was announced that Miss Reid, the Health Nurse would he in Brussels on Feb. lath for pre-echool children The comneunications were read and tbe Naval Auxiliary extended thamics to the Tnetitute far a hex of clothing, 'The Library Board are to be given a grant from the tnetitnte. The Lon- don War Memorial Hospital 515.00 and $5.00 to the British Sailors Society, The "Good Health must be lost to appreciated." prepared by Mrs, Stanley. Wheeier, was ably given by Mrs. (3ousins. The guest sneaker for the after- noon was Dr, R. W. Stephens who snake on the "New Drugs", their benefits and effects, This was a very educational paper and was enjoyed by all. A reading was given by Mrs. D. Hemingway. Miss Marion Hering: way then favoured with two delight- ful mesieal 'members. A skit wee given 10» Shiela Alderson., 13111 Martin and, JIM Mem This was very humoroue and enjoyed by ell, Mese Bath Hoover then took the Sun - Able cellectinn. The meeting was brouebt to a close with the Netionel Anthem. The bodeesee were. Mrs. 1). Me- tro& Ws, H. Speer, Mrs. F. Nichol, Mrs. 1., Nichol and Miss B. Moses, Mon. Tues. Jan. 22-23 John Garfield, Micheline Prelle in "UNDER MY SKIN" TUESDAY FOTO-NITE OFFER $110.00 Monday Attendanre Card Night. Wed. Thur. Jan. 24-25 The Marx Bros, in "LOVE HAPPY" with Ilona Massey. , Vera -Ellen, Marion Hutton. Ig0,0,MMM,M • $2.00 per year $2,50 U. S. A. FR* MORRIS l'WP. COUNCIL . Morris Town,hip Connell Meeting, Jun, 3th, 1951. The Council met In the Township Hall on Che above dale with all the members Present. The minutes ef flet meeting were read and adopted on motion of Wm. ' Petcock and Chas. Coultes, Moved by Chas. Coultas, seconded by Bailin Parrott that we purchase a new set of Revised Statutes of Ontario. — Carried. Moved by Sam. Aleook, seconded by Balite Parrott that we. send the membership f se te the Ontario Good Roade Aseecialion. — Carried. , Moved by (IMF. Pauli es. seconded by Ram Alcock that Fly -Low Nn. 7, 1951, e ppoin tine Township Officiate as read the let. 2nd and 3rd titre he passer", — Carried, Moved by Wm. Peennek, seconded by Bailie Parrott, that By -Law No. 2, 1851 prohibiting the refunding of dog tax after the come of Revision nn the Assessment Roll. be passed as read the first, Recand and third times. —Carried By -Law No. 2, 1951 A 13y -Law in regard to Dog Tax in the Township of 'Morris. WHEREAS the Assessment is done one. year in advance to taxation the Council of the Townsbip of Morrie therefore enacts that no dog he taken off the Assessment, Roll after the Court af Revision on the- said Ass- essment Roll and that no refunds ' on dog tax be given after therolll is adopted unless in case of change in ownership of land. Passed this Sth day of jannary. 1951. Moved by Clime Cotntes. seconded • by Sam Alcock that By -Law No. 8, 1951, applying for Road Appropriat ion be passed es read the first, second and third times. — Carried. Moved by Bailie Parrrott, seconded by Chas. Coultee that Hervey John- ston and elaniAlcock be appointed to interview McKillop Township Council 111 regard to fixing sidewalks in Walton. — Carried, Moved by Ches. C,oultes. seconded by Sam Alcock that we pay Addison Fraser $600 to make a complete job of assessing the Township on the card system — to be completed by the 31st day of May. — Carried. Moved by Sam Adcock, seconded by Chas. Coultes that the annual petition for the Statutory Grant under the provisions of the Highway Improvement Act on expenditures made during the year 1960 be' auth- orized by the Council of the Town- ship of Morris. — Carried. Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded by Win, Peacock that the road bills preeented by the Road Superintem dent be paid. — Carried. Moved. by Chas. Couttes, seconded by Wm. Peaciock thet the meeting adjourn to meet again on Feb. 5th, at 1 p. m. — Carried. The following is a list of the officials appointed by By -Law No. 1, Clerk, George Martin Treastrer, Nelson Higgins Patrolmen, No, 1 Art Edgar jr., and .Tack Brewer 2 Fleming Johnston 3 Wm, Elston 4 Ross Turvey 5 Herman Nethery 6 Chem. Warwick 7 Clarence Yuill 8 Russel Currie 9 Allen Pease 10 Lorne Nichol 11 John Craig 12 Wm. Somers 18 Miller Richmond 14 Frank Bell 15 Fred Cook 17 Chester Rintoul 18 John Haggttt 19 Bernard Thomas Poundkeepers, — Carl Johnston, Stewart McLennan, Alex Shaw, Robt. McMurray, John Bowman, Stanley Hopper, Geo. Bona, Robt. 'Mervyn Pipe, James Clark, Wm, McCutchoon, ErneRt Michie, Robt. Bird, Bernard Craig, Arthur 1VicOall, Albert Neebitt, George McArthur, clockerline. Livestock Valuator—Frank Shaw, Wellee Shortreed, Fencevlewers ; -- Northwest — Harold Procter, Milo Casemore, Bert Hastings. Northeast — Ches. Anderson, Robt, Forrest. Russel Bone, Southwest — Albert Nesbitt, Bruce Smith, Tames Phelan, Southeast Clarence irme. Thos. Miller. BRUSSELS JUVENILES Weed Inepeetor — Robt. Miehie, UNDEFEATED Graderman Jos. Smith. The Xollowlag scores were rooked Truck Driver — John Lowe. The following accounts were paid: Arehle Hall. fox bounty 5 2.00 Ontario Good Roads Assoelation fee 5.0Q , John Warwick, fax bounty 2.00 Norman Dodds, dog tax refund 4.00 Robt. McMurray, dog tax refund 4.00 Frank Walters, dog tax refund 4.00 Roble Golly, clog tax refund 6.00 Roy Sellers, dog lax refund 4.00 , Alex Campbell, dog tax refund 2.00 John Craig, dog tax refund e.00 Robert Pease, dog tax refund 4.00 Mrs. T. MeCall, dog tax refund 8.00 Hoick Fire Inc. Co., Insurance en Hall 6.60 Blyth Standard, advertising 2.65 Clem Johnston, refund of , Spraying 0.95 , S. B. Elliett. relief aceount e.05 Harvey C. Sahnsten, Reeve, Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. ARCADE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON Don't neglect to take advantage of the Brussels Arcade Store :inn annual January Clearance Sale now being held. Store wide bargains give you an opportunity' to make purchases at amazing' money saving pelves. Some of the items now on sale are listed in the Arcade adver- tisement in this paper. Vialt the Arcade Store during this sale, which ends Feb. Orel. and 1.4e for yourself the many item at 'gently reduced prices. BRUSSELS WELL -BABY CONFERENCES The Majestic Women's Institute of Brussels in conjunction with the Huron County Health Unit, is spon- soring a Well -Baby Conference to be held regularly every two Weeks starting Friday, Jan. 12111, 1961, from 2 to 4 in the afternoon, in the Library Building, Brussels. This is to be a service to mothers so that they may weigh their babies and young children at regular intervals and also talk over problems with the nurse in attendance, HURON ELECTS REEVE OF TUKERSMITH Goderieh — Arthur Nicholson, reeve of Tuckersmith Township. elected warden of Huron County. has been a member bf county council for 12 years. He has 10 arelamatiens to his credit and successfully core tested the reeveship for two years. Born near Egmendville in Tuck- ersmith, he has farmed there all his life, working 250 acres. He was a school trustee for 17 years and la a commissioner of the Tucker - smith Telephone 'Commission, vice - President of Seaforth Fair Board, and a member of First Presbyterian Clumeh, Saafortb. He has been a good debater and legislator in County Council, and is a Liberal in politics. Library Notes Nearly 20 children enjoyed the pictures shown at the Library last week. They were both entertaining eel instructive. Next Saturday, Jan, 20011, at 2.30 p. an., Miss Jessie Little will have charge of the story hour. All children from 4 to years are welcome. Martin, Melville Church Service Melville Church pulpit was taken last Sunday, by Mr. McNaughton, formerly from Chatham, N. B. and first year student attending Knox College, Throne:). His text was John 3:8, except a man be born again he cannot see the Kingdom af God, we must make a choice and a decis- ion, a new birth and the pardo0 of our sins. Mr, McNaughton is a splendil young speaker, A solo was sung by Graeme McDonald and an anthem hy the choir. •••••••• el, against following teeens: Bruseele 7 Myth 2 Brussels 11 Dublin 3 eruesels :in Natal 3 Jli-uic'le 112 Dublitt The offieers for the 1951 season are as follow; President. Vice -Pres. Manager -Coach See -Trees W. E. Willis 13, A. R91111 11, R. Pearson Bill Ramp Equipment Mgr. .... Doe, Stephenson Press Agent Bill Rano Captain Chuck Workman Mat. Capt. Genn Jardine The Brussels Juveniles journey Myth, Friday night and back in Brussels. Saturday night. to ERUSeELs MIDGETS ELECT OFFICERS ',resident Vier' Free, Menarenceneb Sere-Treas. F.1111ipm0nt elenagers Donald and Bruce Edgar PIT•;13 Agent. 13. Grewar The following Schedule was drawn np in Exeter on .7an. 12th, with Zurich eupplyine the opposition in Brussels mi Thursday, .Tan. 18th at p. m. ',ham for the Piet game. Elmer 1311 15 the convenor Inc this gratin from Exeter. 7,:trieh at Brussele. Ian. 15 Fezter at Zurieh, Jan, 22 Zurich at Lucan, .Tan. 25 Presets at Exeter, Jan. 26 Brueeels at Zurich. jan. 31 Liman at Zurich, Feb. 1 Brnseels at Liman. Feb. 3 7.nrich at Exeter, Feb. 6 Exeter at Brussels, Feb. 9 Lnean at Bruseele, Feb. 17 Liman et Exter. Feb. 20 Exeter et Lucan, Feb. 22 INTERMEDIATE W 0. A. A. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Walton at Londesboro, Jan. 17 Drayton at Trowbridge, Jan, 18 Londesboro at Walton. Jan. 19 Londesboro at Trowbridge, Jan. 22 Trowbridge at Walton, Jan. 24 Drayton at Walton, Jan. 26 Trowbridge at Londeeboro, San, 26 Walton at Trowbrige, Jan, 29 Drayton at Walton, Ian, 31 Londesboro at Trowbridge Feb. Walton at Drayton, Feb. 2 Trowbridge at Walton, Feb. 5 Trowbridge at Drayton, Feb. 9 Walton at Landesboro, Feb. 9 Trowbridge at Drayton, Feb. 13 Drayton and Londesboro Series 4 Point Games. Calvin Cameron Albert Cardiff A. Grewar Adrain McTaggart The United Church "The Mastmes First Sermon," was the subject of the morning des- couree in the 'United Church on Sun - lay, Jan. 14th. jests spoke in the synagogue at Nazareth and made it Plain that Ile was greatly concerned about social righteousness — the right relation of man to man regard - les of his. race and tongue. The anthem, "Incline Thine Elar,', by Him- mel was sung by the choir. In the evening the Minister spoke on, "The Burning Bush." The choir sang the anthem, "We Shall Shine as the Star", by Van Deventer, 1 John McCall John McCall, aged 73 years, pass- ed away in Regina General Hospital on Monday, San. 1, 1951. Born at Brussels, Ont., he spent his boyhood days there and later farmed at Holyrood and Blyth. Mov- ing to Lucknow in 1910 he entered a Massey -Harris dealer partnership • with Wm. Johnstone in 1917 he mov- ed to Abernethy, Sask., and farmed there until retiring to town in 1985, He served a number of years in the town council andwas an active member of the 'United Church. Be- sides his wife he is survived by. one son Gordon at Abernethy, Sask., 005 brother, Peter McCall, Luctmow, Ont., and two sisters Mrs, Minnie Forsyth, Forbister, Sask, One daughter Mra, W. C. Garrott pre- deceased him in 1947. Funeral ser- vieee was held from Abernethy -United Church on jam 4th. GALLOP ALONG WITH HOPALONG I Now, seven days a week in The Detroit Times Comic Pages, you can follow the thundering advents:rag of Hopalong 'Cassidy, America's cowboy. hero, On Sunday's Hopalong appears in color. Get The Detroit Tittles every day and thrill to the Exploit of Hopalong Cles.sidy. You're 1VI1SSING somelbing if yon miss The Detroit, Thries. The Voice Of TemucranCe — .A. Bruce 'County paper brings the nee's of drunkeness at dances. It is so bad -that the editor writes about it. He wants the young people to have a good time but points out that drinking ruins the party. There is'ut ninth, fun in seeing young an.en sprawled out on the dance floor dead drunk. The writer of this paragraph would point out that this happened in Bruce County where the Ontario liquor control aetis in force. With its auth- orized outlets and evibh its advantag- es for law enforcement it has not Solved the problem of alcohol, We still maintain that the Canada .Temperance Act is a better temper- ance measure. We join with the Bruce 'County editor In pleading with our young peeple not to let liquor turn theh• dances into drunken, brawls, — Advt. J.