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The Brussels Post, 1942-10-14, Page 1kl POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Len BINGO! }? INGOm c I .::,i GO! In Aid of the Christmas Parcel Fund for Boys Overseas from Brussels, Morris and Grey. E EVE niI1)Y c T*w COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. GD ` ARES BORN J OHLISON—In London, on Sunday, October 4, 1942, to Corporal Lloyd Acheson R,C:O:C., and Mrs. Ache- son (formerly Ruth Fraser, Strat- ford), a son. • Appointment As Coroner Order -in -Council approved by -the Honorable, the Lieutenant -Governor dated the 2nd of October, appoints Dr. W. D. S, Jamieson • of ' Brussels e Coroner in and for the County of Huron. RADIO PROGRAM See How It Is Done WALTON RADIO STUDIO U. W F. O. 9 P.M''• OCT. 16th 9 P.M Concluding with dance to 1 A.M. Kirkby's Orchestra Admission 26c Sponsor U.F W.O. Proceeds to be used for war work. REGENT THRATRE, Se9forth, Ont.. NOW PLAYING -.- Bob Hope Madeleine Carroll My Favorite Blonde One of the most suspenseful, Yet hilarious films to come out of Hollywood. Its to laugh! Mod., Tues. and Wed. Fred Mo!Aurray .Rosiland Russell Take a Letter Darling A romantic comedy concerning a modern young business woman and her male secretary. Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat„--, DOUBLE FEATURE Charlie Chaplin .in The Gold Rush All about the little guy swept up In the Kiondyke gold rush. -also— Wm. Tracy Elyse Knox Thanks 'A Million COMEDY Coming— This oming This Above All Nov. 5-647— Reap The Wild Wind TECN'N [COLOR When double features are shown last show starts 8:45. When single features are shown last show starts 9:15 Look At Your Label — Knox Presbyterian Church Cranbrook will hold its Seventy -Second Anniversary On Sunday, October the 25th Rev Kenneth MacLean B.A., Moderator of the Synod of Hamilton and London will be the guest. speaker. Services at 11 a.m. & 7.30 p.m. Melville Church ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. The Rev, Hugh Jack B. A., of Seaforth will be the Special Preacher. 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class :COME AND WORSHIP United, Church Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A.M. Woman's Missionary Society Thank Offering Serv- vioe, — Guest Speaker— Rev. J. L. Foster Of Wroxeter • Junior Congregation 12 Church School and Bible Class 'The Evening Service is 'With - Drawn that we may worehlp in Melville Presyterlan 'Church Church of England Parish of Brussel9 Rector. -Rev. M. F. Oldham 20th Sunday after Trinity Sunday, Ootober 18th ST. JOHN'S BRUSSELS 10.80 a.m. Sunday School 11;80 A. M, Morning Prayer and Sermon Confirmation Class each Tuesday at 8 P. M. ST. DAVID'S, HENFRYN 2.15 P.M. Sunday -School and Bible Class 8 P. 1M. Evening Prayer and Sermon ST. GEORGE'S, WALTON 10 A. M. 'Morning Prayer, Holy Baptism and Sermon 11.15 A.M. Sunday -School nmeseonamnazioarn eA IIF4i - rums is T' We . aesday, Oct® 21 Carruthers' Orchestra Part Proceeds to be Donated to The Red Cross Admss 35 ._ion c Dancing 902 for "YOU,'reg LOOk%n , S" Wednesday, October 14th, 1942 ,•.:�®,,.�..,....,,�.�,�®..,gym•-.,,,�.��_�.. ,,,�.�,..®-w.......m_.m.,� CARD OF THANKS I take this( ' opportunity of pressing my sincere thanks appreciation to the many Weeds .for the handsome ring pen given me. LAC, Douglas Black ex - and bind and Ripe Raspberries Have you picked ripe raspberries Nils week? Charlie Miller picked a pint of delicious ripe raspberries in his garden this week so you had better have a look at your raspberry bushes, They may have luscious berries. on them if you happen to be lucky, Wroxeter Rector Inducted P.ev. E. 51. Caldwell; Rector of Gerrie Parish was inducted in St, •Tames Church, Wroxeter on Fri- OF riday evening, Oct. 9th, Rev, 17. 0, Gallagher, Rural Dean, was in charge and was assisted by the Rectors of the neighbouring parish- es. Rev. M. F. and Mrs. Oldham and Mrs. M. R. Oldham were present. Rev. P. H. Streeter of Blyth preach- ed the sermon, United Y. P. S Elects Officers At a meeting of the Young People of the `United. Church on Tuesday evening the following officers were elected for 1942: President, Eliza- beth Best; Vice President, Luella Mitchell Secretary, Josephine Van Norman; Treasurer, 'Harris 5301; Pianist, Jean Speiran; Christian Citizenship, Margaret Bell; Christ- ian Culture, Duith Wilson; Christian Fellowship, Idella rnyans; Christ- ian Missions, Imogene .Sanderson; Recreation, Elizabeth Bost; Social, Margaret Dawning. Brussels Resident Buried Wednesday The funeral of William Wilton took place Prom his late home on William street at two o'clock ,on Weduesclay afternoon under the auspices of the St. Jehnis Masonic Lodge with interment in Brussels .cemetery. Mr. Wilton, who was in his 79th year, passed away at his home here on Monday evening. He was born, and liven this entire- life, In Brussels. Beds survived by his wife. who was •formnerly Margaret MoMartin and one (brother Samuel, also of Brussels, Successful Bingo And Dance A large number front Brussels and community supported the '.Bingo and Daiwa sponsored by the local branch of the Canadian Legion and held in the Town Hall last Wednes- day evening, The Bingo games were well patronized during the entire evening, Dancing to the music o•f Brown's ' orchestra was thoroughly endeyed and everyone revolted a good time. The proceeds to be used to .send boxes of GIn'ist- lnas things to our overseas boys, were gratifying and .the entire evening's entertalnanent was voted "good .fun" and most successful, St. John's A `$.P.A. , Officers Elected The A.'i?.P.A, of St, John's ,Church was formed: for the season last Wed- nesday, -0ot. 7th :at a meeting held In the church at 8 pan, WM. F. Oldham was In .0 Officers apl for year: Hon. Pres., Rev. M. F. Oldham; Pres., Miss Mina Bryans; Vice Pres., Mrs. Jtoy Kennedy; SSce,, Mrs. 1•i. Stretton. Troas4,Mrs. C. G -owing; Looal Council Delegate, Mr. B. Morrow; Pianist, Mrs, M. F. O1&• ham]; Assistant, Miss Doris Arm- strong; ,social Convenor, Mrs. M. Laycock; Assistants, Mrs, Roy ,Sl';huelt, Miss Marjorie Campbell; krogramme Convenor Miss, It. Jack - lin; Assistants, Mr, Al,• • Laycock, litre, a, Caaildrelif ;Membership Convector, Mr, II. Jffaoklin; Asslata is Miss Evelyn 'Elliott, Mr; ..1. Davit, Mr, C, Molter;" 'reds' See., 'Mrs. Iter"t{cnited(v Meeting rulghtl Wedw• nod'ey'{at 8 NOTIGE— Rawleigh 'Customers who desire to nt'ake further purchases before I ;ave 'Brussels are requested to do so before the'' 24th of Otctober. Phone Clemens Payne at No. 58. NOTICE-- The OTICE—The Brussels Branch of the Legion ask that the names and addresses of all Brussels, Morris and Grey boys now on active service overseas be given to Joe Delly at once. Kindly co-operate in this matter so that the Christmas parcels will be received by all our boys and that none of them will be forgotten, AtwoodGuild Entertained The Women's Guild of St. Alban's Church, :Atwood held the October meeting at St. John's Rectory on Wednesday, October 7. Mere was a good attendance, Mrs, A, Dahmer, the President was in charge. Supper was served by the hostess, Mrs. M. 7. Oldham. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our' apprecia- tion to Rev. Mr, Wilson, Mr, Rana also neighbors and Mends for the kind deeds and words expressed at the time of the death. of Mrs. Gray, and for floral tributes. They will ever be remembered, The Gray Family. Sum of $30.00 Donated To (Overseas Christmas Box Fund The proceeds of a dance held in Walton Community Hall, amount- ing to $30:00, has been donated to the Brussels Legion to be added to the Overseas Christmas Parcel Fund. The dance was held Friday night, under the: auspices of the Hall Oommittte, This is nurch appreciated by the local legion. Anniversary Services Melville Presbyterian Church, 'brussels, will hold Anniversary Ser- vices en: Sunday, October the 13th at 11 rem. and 7 p.m, The Rev. Hugh Jack of Seaforth will preach at both these services. There will also be special music. A hearty invita- tion is extended to members and friends and all who are interested, to be present at these special service. Tag Day for the Blind Saturday, is Tag Day for the Bilud—and see to it that everyone buys a Tag. These people are blind from no fault of their own, a good many of them are Vetera s of the last war. This canvases is only once a year and every little help means so much to them. We who can gee, should remember thosewho have so little, while we have so much to be thankful for, Brussels Continuation School On Thursday, Oct, 8, the - officers of the Literary Society were elected at the Continuation School, Every- one had an enjoyable time voting with ,lean McDonald being elected President and Harris Bell Vice- President, Margaret Gibson is the new secretary and Graffham Scott the treasurer, Josephine VanNorman is editor and Jean Spelran the pianist. Ruth Wilson was, made assistant pianist and Irvine Dunn the school reporter. The Executive cf the Literary Society met later and decided to hold a meeting in the near future, Church -Notes Mr. Roberts Campbell, for the past few years., the capable.. and efficient - organist of St. John's Church officiated for the last time tot the duration on Sunday AM.,' Obtober 1d, as he has received a permanent position In Ms 1V1ajesty's Active Fomes for the Duration, Rev. *. F. Oldham, Rentor, spoke highly of the services of Mr, .Campbell and thanked him on behalf of the Church 016oldis and eotagr'elcation Church Officials add ,00hglegatien:. Best - wishes go with '"Bobs." Conitrlmatbn cta11959 wall be held seek,Tueeday evening in St, John's Chlmtch, 'The,Bishop 'wfti visit , the• parish' oil NOV, 1st4 7 p,lltt, :r. :: A. W WEDDING BRYANS—,DAVISDN The United church here was the scene of a lovely October wedding at 4,00 o'clock Saturday afternoon when Mary :Grace Davison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Davison, became the bride of Mr, John W. Bryans, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryans, all of Brussels, Rev. Hugh D. Wilson officiated at the ceremony which took place amid an attractive ar- rangement of chrysantheanunls and autumn foliage. Mrs. Howard Davis- on, Dundalk, presided at the organ and played the Bridal Chorus from Loheogidn as processional and also accompanied the soloist, Mss Idella Blyeus, Brussels, who sang "My World" during the signing of the register. The bride, given in mar tinge by her father, was gowned in white mousseline de sole, made with sweetheart neckline and long .sleeves, ending in points over her hands. The long full skirt ended in a fan -shaped train - and her vell, falling in finger-tip length, was held with a Malo of seed pearl. She also wore a gold locket and brace- let, gifts of the bridegroom, and carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and bouvardda. The bride's sister, Miss Edna Davison, .Sebring- villa, was maid of honor, gowned in peach ;sheer made in floor length style with bishop sleeves and as headdress she wore a halo of net in matching shade with gold access- ories, Miss Mary Ireland, Brussels, the bridesmaid. wore a frock of pale blue sheer fashioned in similar design as that of the maid of hon- or with halo of blue net and silver accessories. They both Carried col- onial bouquets of peach and blue autumn flowers, Little Patricia Samir, Brussels. was flower girl frocked in mauve net made in floor length, and she carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds. Private W. Har- vey Bryans, Listowel, brother of the bridegroom, was best man .and the ushers were Mr. Dean F. Davi- son and Mr. Hugh Pearson, A re- ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's table was prettily don e with chrysanthe- mums, and aster's and those assist- ing were Miss Norma Lowes, To- ronto, Mrs. D]'uest Bradshaw, Wes- ton, Miss Mina Bryan, Miss Betty Currie, :Brussels, Miss Dorothy Thede, Port Elgin, For going away the - bride wore a brown suit with white stripes and accessories to match. The couple will reside on the bridegroom's farm in Morris township, Out-of-town guests were present from Sebringville, Port E1 gin, Toronto, Hamilton, Ethel, Pais- ley, Dungannon, Weston. 3rd Victory Loan Dear Editor To the Citizens of Grey, Morris and Brussels We are in the worst war the World has ever known. Tho Government is asking for a Loan o8 $750,000,000.00 to assist in carrying on this - war. It commences Oct. 19th Huron is asked to raise $1.900,000, Grey Twp. share is $81,000.00 that is ,at the rate of $37 per person, Morrie is $58,000;00 at -37 per person Brussels is $37,050.00 a little better than $50 per person, Canvassers will be calling on you, I ask yon to give them all the assistance you can, as they need your to -operation. We are not asked to give this money Just Loan it at 31s backed by the resources of the Dominion of Canada, What would the people of Pollard give if they were enjoying the Freedom we have Some ]nay be able to buy more than others, but buy $100 ora $50, its not sacrifice. its a dn,ty, we ewe to the boys of the Army, Navy and Air Force, they are raking a r8ril sacrifice, Cancels bag always paid every dollar that has been hemowed, and it this war is lost out dollar will be no good. We will ,he paying ta.vaes 01140r 'a braes Regime; Now is the time to create A reflerve it is money saved. %hese Muni4cililalities have always gone over I believe they will de it agaih, but we ate asking the help of every persot a Tllaitktng yeti Mr. Molitor for this vahzable Vane ;1;•. yF. tow$am, mica ttiatrma`o BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 3rd Victory Loan Interest 3 Per Cent The Ord Vetory Loali Solids will bear -interest from- ivnvem'ber 1, These aro the nmatua.itie's, optional mlth the siibscrlber: A 14 year issue, inatrring Novem- her 1, 1956, payable at, maturity at 101, and bettrlug interest at three per cent. A 31/:year issue, maturing May 1, 1946, payable at par at maturity, and bearing interest at 1,75 per cent, The 14 -year bonus will be callable at 101 during or after 1953 and w111 yield 3.06 per cent if held to matur- ity. The short-term issue will be non -callable to maturity. Interest on both issues will be Payable half -yearly. Instalment payments will be as follow: 10 per cent on application and 18percent on the first day of each of five mouths starting with De- cennber 1, 1942. The final payment April 1, 1943, will be 1$.67 on the long term clouds and 18,39 on the short-term bonds. This final pay- ment includes accrued interest from Novenibes' 1, 1942, to the due dates of the respective instalments. District Salesmen Wdnigharn 7i. C MacLean, H. V, Pym, T. A. Currie; TUT Prank Powell, Benson Cruickshank, David Fortune; East Wawanosh—J. D. Beecroft, A. Porterfield, John Bu- chanan; Morris—Cecil Wheeler, Rob- ert Shortreed, R. Johnston; How- icdc—J. H, Chilvers, A. M. Harris, J. H. Wylie, E. A. Corbett; Grey—Thos. Wilson, Harry Fear. Stanley Mach- an; W. Wawanosh—D. Phillips, T. Webster; Brussels--Robt, Bowman, Robt. Warwick; Blyth -Miss Jean Phillips; Ashfield—F. Hamilton, Wil- fred McCarthy, Lorne Johnston, BRUSSELS COUNCIL Brussels, Ont., Oct. 6th 1942 - The re eel 'r monthly meeting of the Brussels Municipal Council was held in the Public Library en the - atcve date, A11 members being present. Tile minutes of the last meeting being read it was moved by W. \V AAF.; seconded by F. Saris that the minutes be adopted —Carried. The following bills were presented. G. McDowell, Sept. salary ,,,. r8 60.:00` Geo, Campbell, Sept. salary and Labor 12.15' R. S. Warwick, Sept. salary 30:00 Seafortb Hospital, Hospital- ization - 60.00 Ed. Henderson, hauling gravel '5.20 Huron County 'Hospitali1a tion 4.35 Brues.els Hydro, Street lights 108,00 hall lights . 1.57 Relief for Sept. 53,03 Moved by IL Champion, seooded by W. •Cameron that the accounts as read be paid. —Carried. Moved by W. Willis, seconded by W, Cameron that the Village - of Brussels, invest $0,00040 in, the coming Victory Loan and that the ' Clerk and Reeve be authorized to do SO. -Carried. Moved by R. Champion, seconded by 17. Santis that . By -Law No. 3 authorizing the borrowing of $6,000. - 11e read the third time and finally Peas ed. -Carried. Moved by F. Saris, seconded " by W. Willis that R. J. Bowman be authorized to look after the Town's Interests at the conning tax sale. --Carried. Moved by W. Willis, seconded by F. Santis that G. McDowell's - salary be $70, per month for the balance of the year. —Carried. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. BfflinnriCite 'Mrs, Alvin 'Oloakey and icon Stew art were guests of Mrs, Ino, I�Tiehol- son, Wingllamt, for Thanksgiving,. Mt. and Mrs, Charles Cole • and daughter' Joan of Landon, Mrs, Leonard -Vic inigSt and daughter Sandra of Clinton -and Mrs, Albert Cole, Blyth were holiday vdettetm with Mr. and Mrs, .Pas. M ehle. Mr. rend Mrs. 3talrold Coulson aha son Jimanto of Nelw on, Miss Teat 11✓fartin of Georgetown.,gpeht the week end' with relatives 10 Morrie. A7n o'nd M'rs, E. 'i3lopper'of Ritolt• Saler and Mr. inn Mrs. L. Aldwdrtk of Waterloo, vilified with Mr, ;ati4 Mrs, Leslie Iaeirne4 oyer ilia holj4a3'.