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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-4-25, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, April25th, 1951 $2,00 per year -- $2.50 U. S. A. 3 — 20 oz. Tins T—. _ - Juice 1/2 Ib. Pkg. Chateau Cheese ..... • • ' 1-16 cz, Jar Swe:t :t Pi'cit:les 4 Cakes Maple Leaf Toilet Soap . We Sell For Less SAT. MORNING, APRIL 28th ONLY Ib. T: n Red Salmon ' .... .. 29c Open Six Days A Week 8.30 to 6. 29c 29c 29c 29c GREWAR'S - GROCETERIA Phone 5 Brussels Dance to the II'vsi :: c f Don Robertson and His Ranch Boys In Town Hall, Brussels on Thursday, May 3rd Dancing 10 to .1 — Lucky Door Prize Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian L' gicn NOTICE The' subscribers of Brussels, Alorris and Grey Telephone System when placing a call to Molesworth, Sea - forth and Wroxeter do not ask central for long distance. Seaforth Junior Farmer's DANCE Seaforth Community Centre Friday, April 27th Music by Desjardines Orchestra Admission 50c Wallace Goodwill Women's Institute are presenting a PLAY "LENA RIVERS" in the Ethel Township Hall MONDAY, APRIL 30th at 8.90 Auspices Ethel Women's Institute Admission — Adults 40 Children 25c COAL CAR D. L. & W. BLUE NUT COAL EXPECTED SHORTLY Order Yours Now at the New Lower Spring Price M. C. OLDFIELD PHONE 67 Melville C arch 10 a. m. Sunday School and. Bible Claes 11 a. m. Morning Worship No Evening Service. Induction Service, Fnidau, Apr. 27, at 8 p.m. for Mr. Fulton, The U nited Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Divine Worship — 11 o'clock Mi', Harry Hopper Church School — 12 o'clock Divine Worship — 7 o'clock Mr. Harry Hopper ' S'er'vices on Daylight Saving Time. Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rector. Fifth Sunday After nester Apnll 29bh, 1951. at. John's Church, Brussels - 1/ a. m. Morning Prayer Sunday School. 7.80 p. m. Thursday Confirmation Class. lit. David's Church, Henfryn— 2.30 p, m, livening Prayer 1t. Ss•rges Chuteh, Walton '1.80 p. m. Eventag Prayer' slog ZgIVO. "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" A STUPENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY As big and es theilling as the vast ,tretches of Dark Africa In which It was filmed is M,G.TT's. "King Solo- mon's Mines,'' remarkable ad- enture story filmed in Tedhndeolhr, ebowtng at the Capitol Theatre T.'stow'e1, Wed., Thnrs., Fri., Sat., May 2-1-4-5. During 5 months on salami through - nut Central and East Melee the ,inrs. Deborah Kerr and Stewa.re "•'sager with Richard Carlson and • troupe• of twenty-one skilled Holly- • -•'^d craftsmen covered 25,000 miles I limo H. Rider Haggard's classic. -rore the picture was completed troupe had photographed more '••'n 5,000 natives of a dozen differ - tribes. One of the moat breath:taking thrills ever pictured on a motion "'rture screen was caught by the 'Technicolor cameras in bhe terrific ',impede of six thousand frenzied duals of the jungle. ARD OF THANKS •1 wish to express my Sincere 'Tanks to the many kind friends who ,st ole flowers, fruit., and other elf's, also to all who sent cheery '•,tters and cards while I have bean ill both at home and in Clinton TTospit.al. Also to those kind neigh- bors who sent in baking or helped r'1 any way To one and all my heartfelt thanks. Special thanks to Th. Myers and Rev. R. G. Hasie- wned, Mrs, Roy Bennett, Waiton. ^RUSSELS PUL1C SCHOOL BOARD Requires teachers for the following ensitions : Commencing Sept. lsk, 1951 1 Teacher for Grade 3 and 4. 1 Teacher for Grade 5 and 6. Applicant to state experience If "nv, qualification, religion and ni- ers/ expected. Application, to be in the hands of the eecreba:ry by April 80th, R. J. Bowman, See.-Treas. Box 10 Brussete P. 0. REGENTr THEATRE S?r'>tluorth, Ont. * * * NOW PLAYING — Wed, Thurs. April 2520 "THE BIG CAT" with Lon McCalllster "Peggy Garner The qulckest Miler of the forest leaps acme the screen Ina streak of savage fury. - •l * * • Fri. Sat, April 27-28 "ROCKY MOUNTAIN" wtth Errol Flynn and Patrice Wymore Errol Flynn leads a band of deeper. ate men es he stars In a Dramattc Moment In Americen`Hlsteiry. CLUB GIRL STANDS ON GUARD Th. ih1r:1 1ce:tiire 01' Ihie tnilt teas held 3n the 111•0ssr) '"own Hall 011 Sat,. April 21. The meeting Wall opened by singing "The More We Get Meetly r." Thr:• roll call was answered by stating one satiety bus - aril and what to do about 11. Nineteen members were present in- clndintc one new member Margrret .11art'n. Plonk r":rens weir disrnased and 1t was derided to write with white ink on red rovers. For 11Te next meeting/"we were told to have our record pages. "Mrs. Smoh' explained to ns what Perms ane and their harm, Expert - Inert, w e^ rlemenetratr1 to prove the 1105 of benteria. Mrs. Lane eenl'tin-(1 Pnbiir Health Service and testing water. First girl under headings 0f buns, bead injuries, feinting. sen stroke and artifical respiration was ex. plained by Mrs. Gen. Elliott. 1%'e neerilee'l ertifieiel reen1retion on inch other. T'"nicq about traffic Nam were diet1'i11"tad envne the rids. L nnrh was served by Marie Elliott. Winlsirreri Ttmvmond and Audrey Davilsnn. Meeting rine- erl by singing, "The Ring." GARDEN CLUB The first meeting of the Garden Club for the Brussels Area was held at the home of Mise T. Speir. Ten girls were present. Officers were then elected as follows : President Thelma Maier Sec.-Treas. Helen Knight Pianist Maxine $maildon Asst, Pianist .... Marion Hemingway Press Reporter Joan Wilson It was decided to Call our club the "Brussels sprout,.." Each member reeeiverl their seeds and pamphlets on Sattlray, April 21st, Record Picnics 1 were discussed, .and it was decided to have our Record Books green with black lettering. Our leaguer dismissed the objective ad our chub, and what is expected of each girl. Second year club gills were to send snit samples of their garden away to be tested. Mrs. Spear than ser- ved the girls with same delicious candy. t11e.1vi,Ilp Church `yervlce Rev. John McNeil, editor of the Presbterian Record occupied the pulpit of Melville Church, Sunday morning and his text was Rom. 1. 16, Pm not ashamed of the Go;;,pel of Christ, the power of the Gospel through Teens Christ and the preach- ing of St. Paul. We are all decend- ants of the cnnvenanters, and the building up of the church is a task for each member. An anthem was well sung by the choir. q.p�yy��g .e Met / r .0 r" n . Jnr LISTOWEr t !.PT•''C». Wed. Thur. April 25-26 June Allyson, Dick Powell Richardo Montalban in "RIGHT CROSS" Fri. Sat. - April 27.28 Bill Williams June Nigh in (BLUE GRASS OF KENTUCKY' Cinecolor A thrill -packed horse racing story of the Kentucky Derby. Sat. Mat. 2.00 — Eve. 7.30 p.m. 1•11111=11•••••011610001111, .1.11.MIIMMOOMMINOM. Mon. Tues. Apr. 30, May 1st Cary Grant Jose Ferrer im "CRISES" TUESDAY FOTO-NITE OFFER $200.00 Monday Attendanre Card Night. 4 BIG; DAYS 4 BIG DAYS WED. THUR. FRI. .. SAT. MAY 2-3-4-5 "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" Technicolor One of the Most Stupendous Achievements in Motion Picture History. Filmed entirely in Africa, e.ASO PARTY HELD t. • ,, 01 =.1,01111g ut rU•ds 1.33 arrangt•,1 by a oolnntitte 11010 al" .lf:c]r•S.Iis \Vnrnene, Institute i11 the Iiimeeele Town Hall on G'niday. F'0rty-fivc tables of euchre and five hundred were In play. Mrs. R. S. Stephens welcomed t(1- guests and expressed the appre• ricrion of the Institute for splendid netronage given the event, Prizes wire presented for high snores to Flora Turnbull and 8311 Alcock for a,ur•hre, Consolation prizes were won by Thelma Maier and William Smith. Tn five hundred, prize win- ners were Mrs. S. Sweeney and Herald Gibson. ConSolatlnn prizes went to Mrs. H. Cardiff and Adrian McTaggart. The United Church The sermon in the United Church nn Sunday morning, April 22, was a plea fnr enthusiastic discipleship 'n the middle years of life. It was hood on the e scripture test, "0 Lord, revive Thy work 1n the midst of the years; in the midst of the years orale it known." The greatest danger of the middle years, the minister said, was the swamping of idealism, faith and the sense of the eternal by avarice and mat, erialism, "The. Lord is My Rock," by Ellen J. Lorenz. was the morning anbh e10. "Making the Church a praise in the earth," was the evening theme. The eiloid sang, "Crown Him Ring of Kingc," by Ira Ti. Billson. 711, r rl' 7078i * * * Mrs. Walter Forest, who is at present with her niece i'll's. Graham Campbell, 2nd line Morris. celebrat- ed her birthday Sunday, ,anal many friends called to see her and hope rhe will soon be able to be around a 'rain, Oar sympathy is extended to Mrs. J. C. McNeil and family of town whose father Mr. James McCullough of Brantford Passed away recently. Ted Mitchell and Mac Doll are on their way to Korea with 2nd Divis- ion of the R. C. R. It is believed that these are the first Brilssels boys to go to Korea. M1'. and Mrs, Geo. Michie and daughter Ruth accompanied by Mrs. .Tas. Michie spent the week -end with relatives in Saginaw and North Branch, Michigan. The Voice Of Temperance --- That That a state of emergency is de- veloping in this country there can hardly be any doubt, There are building restrictions; nails are in short supply—so is cement. All our resources are being taxed in order that Canada may be ready if and when the crisis bdeaks. At such a •ilne the people of Ontario cannot lfferd to spend $260,n00.000 a year en strong dr:alt. At such a time the Ontario Government should not be opening new liquor outlets. At such e time the motto of this country should be "discipline" and not "ire diligence." At such a time there is greater need for restrictions in drink- i0g than in building. A traitor is one wb.o helps the 51115153'. Who are the traitors?—Advt. Do You want to get rid of your old papers? The Brussels Boy Scouts will be glad to have all you can bring in. Bring them In Saturday, Apd(I 28th or Sat., May 5th and leave them at the home of Adrian McTaggart, e• e e 0•• D i e 0* TIME TABLE • CHANGES • ••••• • • e • • • • Effective Sunday April 29th, 1951 Fun informatioe from Noah CANADIAN NAtIONAL DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, TURN 1t.00KS AHEAD SATURDAY NIGHT In 1c,331.dn1(ry 511111 other rt,nr urlluitirs 0r3/s*1el6 will adopt Daylieln ::acing Time eomme+ming this Snn- atty, April 20111. Don't neglect to ad- vance your cloaks one hour at mid- ni.ht this Saturday, CORRECTION RE -TELEPHONE RATES The new Brussels, 110ni'is and Grey telephone rates reported in last week's issue of the paper Should have read as follows : rates for rural and party lines 520.00 a year and private and business telephones at .$22.00. LEGION MEMBERS ATTENTION -- I Sprlu:: o'.etrt3ne; � 1' i;,r1, 1' 1 Is Canasliau Legion 1; 1':.:+ 1,. w'It 111. h•dr3 ;11 the 1., nit.t: 1,tlnssd3y. May 2n4, at t( Iv 71. 50013, ' 1tirerr, sr. nslced to 111'Ev' '14 7.311 TI, t11. TIe '/00e offir•ials for the melting i 511)-7e:lrs will be gloried at this meeting. This is an 3mpn•tant meet• • Ina that you should not mea. All members of Brussels Brnn+•h No. 218 are urged to he present. R. S. Shaw. Secretary. Melville Women's Guild The Young Women's 0n31ci of the Presbyterian Church held .their April Meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. Galbraith, with 21 mem- bers present, Mrs. Eldon Wilson presided for the Devotional period and after the call to worship, hymn 041 was sung. The Scripture reading was Jonah Chapter 1, which was read in uni- son, Mtcs Irene Pease then offered prayer. The tapir was based on the following books of the Bible, Ohediah, Jonah and Micah. and presented by Mrs, S. Sweeney, After singing hymn 430. the Mis- Pah benediction was repeated. bring- ing this part of the meeting t0''a close. Mrs. O. Elliott condnrted the tins. loess period ami afted this portion of the meeting was concluded. Mrs. G. Galhna9th and Mrs. J. Ireland con- ducted several interesting eonteets. The social hour was brought to a close after lunch was served by the hostess and the committee which consi4ted of Mrs. Sweeney, 'iTi's. E. Wilson. and Miss I. Pease. "iiiae.." r`ntV.TV ^UN'C FESTIVAL I,ra:_ I., : e 1'1'010 this district 10, k 10 the Huron Conntr- \iU•h, rest ivet Or 4oderlalle Cry".' 'I hcred;t•,. 1(1 e'noing day Of the Hlree(Iay f. sural were: boys vocal. xnle (nnrhau>*r'd voica) 19ong% 1%ea011 13: yore! duet, June Hack - well and Dort? ,Tohnston 84;" vacs/ (11 71,55 s miler) Carl Cumming 'IIID; girls vnrai, Mary Dennis, 88; Jane Horkwell. 79, Baking Sale, Candy and Afternoon Tea. in Brussels Public Library On Saturday, May 5th from 3 - 5 o'clock Und,r the auspices of the Friendship Circle United Church NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC It is to your benefit to order your coal now. and reeeivT full advantage cf the lower - sumnler price new effective. We will have Stove and Chestnut Anthra- c=.te, and Mel -tare!: Lump Alberta Coal ar- riving melnt ily t'irroughout the entire sum- mer. A cal of the famed Old Cclrlpanys' Lehigh S1rve Coal will arrive in May. Vfic rucvird appreciate receiving your valued orders. BRUSSELS COAL il.A.RD Phone 86x2. SU E RUSSELS AND ROUNDING AREA IS NOW IN PROCESS OF BEiNG CHANGED FROM 25 TO 60 CYCLESi OR • I\VE:Aft. ARE ALREADY A RESIDENT AND PLANNING ON BUYING ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AFTER INVEN- TORY HAS BEEN MADE ARE PLANNING ON MOVING all. OVING 1' INTO THIS DISTRICT WITH ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES PLEASE BE SUR! TO NOTIFY HYDRO AREA OFFICE E S, D. AT ONCE! HYDRO AREA OFFICE CARDNO BROS. BLDG. BOX 369 SEAFORTH PHONE 570 M@ HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION Of ONTARIO' • FREQUENCY STANDARDIZATION DIVISION