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The Brussels Post, 1942-10-21, Page 1TH POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Ensure Freed Under the auspices of Brussels Fish & Game Club PROCEEDS IN AID OF "CIGARETTE FUND" In the Store formerly the Radio Shop tvmv'.ay$ ":, to 4th COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. GOOD PRIZES J C. Blackstone, piano tuner and organ.repairer will be in thisdistrict, the week of October 26th, Orders taken at the Brus- sels Post or phone 119 Blyth. 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 Hanulton and London will be the guest speaker. Services at 11 a.m. & 7.30 p.m. "The Lord is my Light and my Salvation." Melville Church 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 A. M. "The Message of Jonah." 'Second sermon in series on Book of Jonah. 7 P. M. "Jesus Turning Men Down." COME AND WORSHIP United Church 'Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson :1.1 A. M. Morning Worship Strength arid Beauty Junior Congregation eletChurch School and Bible Class '7 P.'M. Evening Service "Can We Find God?" 'Who Is on The Lord's Side. Church of England Parish of Brussels Rector. -Rev. M. F. Oldham 21st Sunday After Trinity October 25th, 1942 ST. JOI*l'S BRUSSELS 10.30 a.m. Sunday School 11:30 A. M. 'Morning Prayer and Sermon ST. DAVID'S, HENFRYN 2.15 P.M. Sunday -School and Bible Class S P. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon ST. GEORGE'S; WALTON 10 A. M. Morning Prayer, and Sermon 11.16 A.M. Sunday -School Preacher at all Services Rev. L. Nelles of Huron College London, Ont.' * • q * * * * 4. r Wednesday, October list, 1942 *11 estV '8 C; ` iterns � nonsu®om ma ,.,,,... .r.w..x�.�.,..m.m�.m.o..n. ...,,,,,,,, .-.ono i ATTESTION READERS— The Post will have to take action on subscvi'DM.ons who are mere than .. 8 'years in ,arnears, If a partial settlement is not paid by Saturday, Nov. 7th, we wilt be forced to hand them in for collection. We wish at this time be thank all those who paid their subscription up to date. YES, WE HAVE IT— 'Celery Hearts, fresh and crisp at Geeirar's and if its Fresh Grace/ries you want Grower's, have a complete line, Priced Low. 'S'pecial for Saturday, Oct. 24, 1942. - Chipso, Largo 2ec. WE SELL FOR LESS WEDDING A.GREWAR • • * * * * * * * Thompson • McFarlane In St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels on Wed,, Oct. 1411h at 3 P•m, Rev M. F. Oldham officiating, Ivan Victor Thompson, R:C,A.F. Pilot, son of Mr. Harry y Thompson and the late Mra. Thompson of Moorefield and Nora Hamlet -on. McFarlane, daughter of Mrs. Olive McFarlane, and tate of Mrs. Olive McFarlane on the late Thomas McFarlane, of MoaJkton and formerly of Atwood. The stride was given in marriage by her brother Mr. John C. McFarlane, Mies Bookie Melearlame, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Mr. Lorne, 'Thomp- son, brother of the groom 'was best man, The young couple sett on the arfternoon C.P.R. train tram Walton on their wedding trip, * * * * * * :k * * Obituary • * * * * • * * * * WILLIAM W11..TleN There passed away in Brussels on Monday, Oot, 12th. Welliamr Wilton in his 79th year: Mr. Wilton had been in -poor health for some time and was only oomlfined to bed a few days. He had always Made his (home in Brussels, being boar om •the property on which he deed. A few years ago he lost his eyesight. He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Maggie McMartin, and one brother .Sam Wilton, who. is at present yeti ill in Clinton' Hospital. 'The funeral was held on Wednesday from his late home and was under the auspic- es of the Masonic Lodge. Friends from a distance who at- teuded the funeral were Mr, and Mrs. Haigh MoMartiny 'Waterford; Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone and son, Imlay City, Michigan; &Ire. Bracy and son Ferndale,, Mich.; Mr. Hobert McMartin, - Roylal Oak, Mich., Ii, J. Wilton and wife and sen and Fred, Galt; Wilton Payne, Brantford; Mrs, Birtles, Toronto and Mr. Callahan ilimooe. Notice— Tenders will be reeetved by the undersigned till Saturday, Nov, 7th, 1942 at 2 o'clock P,14., for the repair of the 6th Concees/Ion drain. Enclose certified .cheque for 10% of the Tender. See plans, and specifications at the Clerk's odiflce at Ethel. No tender necessarily aeoepted. J. H. Fear, Clerk Ethel, Ont. RED' CROSS Bingo and Dance Draw for 6 Cords of Hard Wood Donated by D. N. McDonald Brussels Town Hall Friday Evening, October 30th Refreshment Booth Admission 25c Proceeds for local Rad Cross Branch CKNX Ranch Boys Enjoyed Here A large audience attended the con- cent and dance presented in the Brussels Town Hall on Wednesday evening of last week by the OKNX Ranch Boys. The evening's enter- tainment was sponsored by the• 6th' line of Morris War Workers. - The interesting and varied program was thoroughly emeoyed' by the ,iirowd that packed the hall and although the door was crowded for dancing everyone seemed to entoy them- selves. Red Cross Shipment • September shipment: 50 prs. sea• men's stockings, 20 prs, seamen's socks, 10 sleeveless sweaters, 15 alternative Daps, TO aero caps, 10 prow, mitts, 7 prs. gloves, 5 prs. ladies' ankle socks, .13 quilts, 25 men's bed packets, 162 handlker- dhtefs, 174 ma'udh swabs, 50 hot water bottle covers, 17 boys' shirts, 5 pry. boys' meanies , 5 prs. boys" pants, 1 girl's 'outfit consisting of 1 ooat, 1 Jumper, 1 waist; 1 sweater, 1 pr. bloomers. Nov. 10th Is Deadline For Send'mg'Parcels Overseas Everyone men co-operate by send- ing in the nares and addresses of the boys overseas who enlisted from Morris, Grey and Brussels, including men in 'sill bin -metes, of the services, including Navy men on the seas. fix is necessary that they be in the hands of Joe Kelly, ,President of the Brussels Legion within a week. The Legion must have the names and addresses olf all the boys over- seas end on the seas or they can't send boxes. DON'T FORGET The boys overseas, they will enjoy a box. Grower's. have a large selection) • of Tinned Goode, Tobacco, Pipes, Lighters, Candles, Gum, Etc. Semi him onlsa now Buy that Bond also. GREWAR'S Phone 5 REGENT 'THEATRE, Seafortb, Ont. NOW PLAYING -.- DOUBLE FEATURE Charlie Chaplin In The Gold Rush All about the little guy swept up In the Klondyke gold rush. —Also— Wm. Tracy Elyse Knox Tanks A Million An unforgetable event In screen entertainment. Mon., Tues. and Wed. Tyronne Power Joan Fontaine Tet- Move All by Erlo Knight A fine picture about social conflict, love and war. Next Thurs., Fri. &. Sat,--. Gene Autry IN Under Feista Skies Coming 49th Parallel earning— Nov. 5.8.7—+ Reap The Wild Wind TEOMNICOLOR When double features are shown Vast show starts 5:46. When atnpie features are *hewn tut show starts i1:i1 NOTICE— To Whom it mai eoncern I am not responaeible for any debts or arts of any kind incurred or cane mitted by Damen Harold Ferris. D. N. McDONALD, CARD OF THANKS The Fish and Gaine Club accepts with many thanks, the donation of $25,00 to be added to the "Cigarette Fund', made by ,Poe Thuell on behalf of the Bingo Club. H. B. Allen, Sec., of Fish and Game Club, Another Bingo Success The Bingo in the Town Hall on Saturday evening atbracted a large number of playere. The prizes were generous, everyone had a good time and a nice •ameount was added to the sum to provide Christmas parcels' for our Brussels, Morris and Grey boys overseas. Card of Thanks I wish to express my thanks to neighbours and drienids Por their kindness and sympathy shown me during the illness and death of my husband, such kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs. William Wilton Former Brussels Resident Writes of Bombing The author of the article "The Bonebing o'f 'Cocanada," taken, from The Link and Visitor, a missionary magazine published. by the Baptist Missionary Societies of 'Canada, has bean in India for more than twenty- five years. The article, which appears on an inside page of this lame is of special interest to readers of "Tice Post" as Mess Brothers was a former resident of Brussels and is well remembered by a number here. The Honor Roll As Several Wish To See It It will be noticed that the Honor Roll appears in this week's issue with names, placed under headings of Army, Alirforee and Navy, As a number of readers Suave voiced their wishes to have It this way we have ohanged it to the best of our knowledge, however, if any errors have been made just phone 31, and it will gladly be corrected. Great interest is ehown in this ooluann .b7 a large number and it is desirous of The Post, to continue with the Honor Roll, adding names of any of the boys serving in the forces, also to publish any word from the ones serving overseas. Please send in the names and addresess of the ones everseats soon. At The Churches Thanksgiving services were held in Melville Presbyterian ehumch on Sunday. Maiming and evening ser- vices were conducted by Rev Hugh Jlack, Seatorth, Special 4usic was given by a full choir and large cougre'gations attended both ser- vioes. Evening services at the united church and St, Jellies, church were withdrawn to allow the congrega- tians to worship frith the Melville congregation. of Rev. L• Welles of Huron. College London, willpreach in all 4 Anglican Churchele in local parish on Oct. 25 and H. G. Mier of Seaforth an Nov. 8th in connection with the Month of Witness of Evangelization in Huron Deanery. The Service in St. John's Church on Sunday, 'Oct. 18 was in keeping with Children's and Family Day. The S.S. officers and pupils occupied the front seats and heard an appropnlnite sermon on Psalm 78:4 "We will not hide them erom their cbildren .8hewing to the geeoersitions to conte the pealses of the Lord. His strength and Bus Wowderful works that He bath done. The darty sf making known: the eiseen,tiat tisintle of Christianity to mice successive genorat foe was eti+essed. Oct. 18 Is marked I tits Much 'Calendar as St. Lakes Day and we are reinih ad Of St. Luke, a medical doetor, a oomnanion of St. Paul *n• Me note- ;silem ry Joureneys. 31eferettee Was Made to Dist great work of Medial Doctors and Nurses to the gaeeral -Iuilbfla, ,3WSSELS, ONTARIO CHAIRMAN Mayor A. J. McMurray of Clinton who heads the General Committee for the Third Viotory Loan. Donations Gratefully Received For Bingo Next Saturday Night The anxiety shown by a number of residents of the Townships of Grey and Morris as well as the village of Brussels, by patronizing the dance, sponsored by the Legion and the Bingos, all of which proceeds are to be used to send parcels to the boys overseas who enlisted tram the three munioipanities, has been very gratifying, Many are of Me opinion that we who are still at home enjoying more comforts and other things, it is little we can do by helping, in these small ways, to help raise fund's to make it possible to sent, them something tram, home. This week some people have offer- ed to help in a different way, by donating prizes for the. Bingo game which will be held this coming Saturday night to the store recently vacated by The (Radio Shop. The Bingo room will be heated, so here is an invitation to drop inand havee a game while you are in town Saturday night doing your shopping. Ladies can play as well as men, and there will be good prizes for bhe yoking Talks. The prizes already donated so far are Gladioli Bulbs, a basket of apples and a 1 -year subscription the The Brussels Post, as well as others from which to choose and many will snake good Christmas gifts. This will be a good chance to get yours, dor only 5s. There have been different ones helping during the past weeks in d'idlereut ways, but as it is all to go for the one purpose, to try and keep something going to our boys over- seas Zoom home as often al possible. The Bingo this week will be sponsor- ed by the Fish and Game Club. If any others wish to donate prizes they will be greatly appreciated, Phone 31. for information or bring then In through the week and leave then at the Bingo room. A man with the key may be obtained at the Brussels Post. A list of the donations and diem's will appear in ,next week's issue. United Church W. A. The Women's Auxiliary of the United' Church dread the October meeting on Tuesday evening with ear attendenice of thirty ladies .at the home of Mrs. J. 'C. Beefier, The President, Mrs, Hnggaur, presided and opened the meeting with sing- ing, the hymn,' "Jesus Keep Me Near Me Cross." The scripture reading west taken by Mrs. Jas. Bryanie end Mrs, H. C. Wilson and Mrs, J. E. Smith led in prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the 'secre- tary and adopted and Miss E. Down- ing, the treasurer, gave her report atter which the usual discussion of business followed and the first Part closed with hymn "Will your anleho1 hold ie the atoms of life," followed by prayer and the National Anthem. A reading "The story of the 8iami0)06 Tree" was well read by Mrs, Wheeler. at, musical Contest, wins led by Airs. Marring accompan- ied by Mrs, Harold Thomas at blae ptaua, (thenen was served by the hostess assisted, by the convenors. Tag Day Saturday Was Tag Day for the Blind and the slum sof $95.00 WAS renlise4 bare the girls who ten- ersusly gams their tdtate to the 'sale Of titan Thank* • is eretended to Acta and „all `Ohs 4 sti ted COLLECTION MADE FROM JARS IN STORES FOR CIGARETTE FUND mother collection of the "Cigar- ette Fund" wan made Monday. The sum of $24,37 was added to the fund which is used to send smokes to the boys overseas, from Grey, Morris and Brussels. For these donations as well as the ones in former eollec- tione, the 13uresels Fish and Game Club, with 11. B. Allen es seeretary, say "Thank You." It is through the co-operation of the public in , general who deposit their small change in the glass containers, Placed in the following busineas Places for this purpose:- Sand'ersom's Garage East heron Produce Elliott's Store Champion's Garage Haeker's Butcher Shop Mitchell's Barber Sbop Russell's Red Band Store Diekeon's 5e to $1.00 Stare Wood's Store The Post Office McOraokenfs Grocery. Anderson's Garage E. D, Bell's law office Fox's Feed .Store Leach's Jewellery Store Willis Bakery Rutledge's Lunch Counter Queen's Hotel Bank of Commerce Alines Drug Store 'Scotch Thistle Restaurant Long's Grocery Cameron's Barber Shop Davison's Hardware Downing's ,Shoe Store Eckmier's- Grocery Jane Thomrpson's Store Farmer's Olub Store Arcade Store ' Gibson's Blacksmith Shop 3eu> Kelly's Service Station B. M. & G. Telephone Central. ' Coleman's Resibaarant Fischer's Implement .Shop Semis Egg Grading Station; Ranm's Furniture Shore Chapman's Harness Shop Brewer's Store Rowland's Bakery Brussels Creamery The saris from our, boys overseas appeared in this paper a few weeks ago and their appreciation of the smokes was expressed by all. This should be enough to encourage the fund to be kept nip. All it takes is a few of those odd coppers (or more if you wish) and plaoe them in the receptacles in any of the above- m'entioned business places. Mr. H. B. Allen will do the rest, as he has ee_ volunteered and capably looks atter the sending of the smokes. "--' Sunt to bring oat the fact that smokes were appreciated we make mention of the return, of Elmer from England. He received the -- smokes sent to him and vouches for himeellf and the rest et the boys, that, "they're mighty nice to get." * * * i x * s * * PEOPLE WE KNOW • * * * ;r * , * * Capt. E. D. Bell, recently returned from England, has been in town. • 4 * Mrs. A. C. Dames is at present in a Toronto hospital. * * * Mr. Frasnir eeott spent the week end with his parents Mr, and Mra. W. S. Scott. * * * Bowman Galbraith of the R.C.A.F. is home on leave from Rockville. - * * * A number of friends from West- field coiled at the United Church Parsonage on Sunday evening. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bene Wiiittire re- ceived a csble from their son, Ross, that he had arrived safely; in Britain. *, s * Mrs. Gordon Miley - received a nabiegromi from her stony Tpr. G. R. Malay of the Elgin Rgt„ that they had arrived safely in England, * * * A. son wan born to Mr. and Mrs. ODiarles S. Steven% (nee Zanotti, Salt, er, Tih rias,) i[)einite Mines, on Oct. 8M In South Pomoup'tme General Hospital, Ilfxs. Stevens was the dauughter of a Zortner Basalt's, the bate Mrs. Rate Roan Salter and is a niece of Mats, Herb ,,Mantling. BUY WAN BONDS NOW 1