The Brussels Post, 1942-11-11, Page 1POST ,PUBLISHING HOUSE
PLAY
"Damsels In Distress"
three -act comedy
by Londesboro United Church in
Brussels Town Hall
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 13
under auspices of
St. John's Anglican Church
Admission, Adults 25c
Children 15c
J C. Blackstone, piano tuner
and organ repairer will be in
this district this week. Orders
taken at the Brussels Post or
phone 119 Blyth.
Wherefore we receiving a
kingdom, which cannot be re
moved, let us have grace,
whereby we may serve God
acceptably with reverence and
Godly fear. "Hebrew 12;28."
Melville Church
11 A. M. "The Home"
12.15 P.M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
7 P. M. "Fools
COME AND WORSHIP
United Church
Minister --Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Rev. W. A. Bremner, B. A.
of Seaforth
In the interest of the
Ontario Temperance Federation
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Claes
7 P. M. Evening Praise
"Our Certainties"
YOU ARE INVITED
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
RectoreRev. M. F. Oldham
24th Sunday After Trinity
November 15th, 1942
ST. JOHN'S BRUSSELS
10:30 A.M. Sunday -School
11:30 A.M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
The newly confirmed will re-
ceive their first Communion.
8T. GEORGE'S, WALTON
10 A.M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
11:15 A.M. Sunday -School '
ST. DAVID'S, HENFRYN
2:15 P.M. Sunday -School
3 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
Preacher at all Services -
The Rector.
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
BRUSSELS COUNCIL Financial Statement
13russels, 3rd, 1942 Of "Cigarette Fund"
The regular menthly meeting of
the Brussels MuniciPal Catinell Was
November
Mrs, Ttniney, Blyth. (nee Mauna held III the Publ.c Library en the
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Miller) the etItt Of son, odate. F. S'ands tied W. Caul -
Victory Loan Bonds
Free Showing Of Films
. . Purchasers of $50. ant] $1,00. betels All flock owners who aro interest- area being absent,
........- ,..-.-- • are requested to call at the Local
ed in the proper care of poultry are The minutes of the last meeting
Branch of the Canadian .Bailk of
DIED Clotnineree and take delivery of their
cordially invited by the Welter Rose being read it was moved by W
Poultry Farm to free movies.
in tee Willis; secoaded by H. Champion
Brussels Town Hall, 'Wed. eve., Nov. Met the 1311114"e be eauPted'
•
SPE -Ill -ha 13ruesels on Wednesday, ' 25 at 8 pan. Theae show proper --Carried,
Nov. nib„ 1942, Elizabeth Fergus- Poppy Day rare of stock from baby chicks to The following Wile' Were Pre"Thti'd;
• G. MeDo 70..00
on Seek. The funeral under the Saturday bast wes Poppy :Day. Athe hieing flock and should provide
direetion of Morning Star Rebekah eumbee of girls were 011 the streets vv'ell, Oct. salary
YOU with much helpful ineermation Cleo. Campbell, Oct. eat
'ery .„, 6.90
Lodge, will be held from her late eelling th.ein, sponsored by the Brute - . I:. .S. Warwiek, Oct. ialttry 30.00
residence, Thomas stree•t, Brussels, . eels 13ranch of the Canadian Legion.
on Friday, Nov. 13th, 1942, See They realized' the eum a $40.00 bY Ninety -Yew -01d
Ed. Henderson, hauling
grav-el ......
Subscriber
vite at .2.00 P,M. interment in their efforts. R. W Kennedy, printing
The Post was pleased to receive '
Brussela cemetery,
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture, Annual Meeting
Wednesday November, 18, 1942
at 1:30 P.M.
Town Hall Clinton
election of Officers at 10:00 A. M.
The speakers will be:-
Dr. H. Barton, Deputy Minister
of Agriculture
SUbJect: "Wartime ,AgrIculture
in Canada".
W. E. Haskin, Secretary, Canadian
Federation of Agriculture.,
W. Porter, Editor, Farmer's
Advocate. en Damage
Halloween
A member of the National Selective Not So Great
Service, Ottawa. R is gratifying to report that the
The ladies are especially Invited Hallowe'en damage at the school
to attend. was not as greet as many of the
public seem to believe. Gossip said
that desks had been: smashed and a
good deet of •cleirnage done which
would require consideeable financial
outlay for repairs, The School Board
states this ts not true.
a renewal subscription from Mrs. B. Brussels Hydro-Bleclria
clad advertising
,
B.C.S. Literary Society i G--------------------- Mrs. Griffith
To Hold Open Meeting was ninety years old last May 26th, street lights
The Literaly ,Society o2 Brussels
and is enjoying good health. Her let- Hall lights
High 'School plans to hold an open
ter said that. it was quite cold ther1)°
e j'il'°' Ee'eevans' labdr and
meeting in the Town Hall on. Friday but they had no snow on November i .„ ,'„e, \vcd'k •
evening, November 20.511, at 8,15, AR
2 wheal the letter was written, Good ! ',len eeetard. police
interested will be welcome. Collea-
luck to you Mre. Griffith and may R. .1. Bowman, tax sale
you long :have good health and en- I
tion at door. expenses
London Scale Works,
joy reading your copy of The Post. 1
20.00
NOTIC- . Relief for October
E ! ', i mails
Judge T. M.,Costello lieS appointed
Merchant -Liable 60.10
Thuisday, November 26111 et 9
If Coupon EarlY .IVIeved by W, 'Willis, seconded by
o'clock A.M., at the Township Office,
Meroliants whoaccept ration 33 11, Champion' that the accounts as
at Ethel to hear anry 'complaints with l read be paid,
respect to the Voters' Liet for :1942 After a lengthy discussion re the
-Carried.
coupons which have not yet become
damage done on Hallowe'en the
84.80
21.60
99.00
2,46
5.10
1.50
4.50
in the Township of Grey.
parties interested please govern
themselves accordenlgly.
Ireah•, ,Cletiik.
REGENT THEATRE,
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW, PLAYING... -
The thrilling story of the furious%
pack of humans that orashed Alaska
ti '98 ... They're alt here in .. •
Rex Beach's
The Spoilers
Starring
Marlene 'Dietrich Randolph Scott
John Wayne
M011., Tues. and Wed.
Claudette Colbert In
Remember The Day
with John Payne
A delightful comedy romance .
1 Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat. -
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
i in their smash hit! •
Pardon My Sarong
Two balmy Knights In the South
1 Seas..l . . .Jamenhe the Jungles
with Jive and joyt
Coming -
Charlie's Aunt
MOVIES
The
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
Invites you to a
Free Showing of Films
on the care and raising of
baby chicks, LAanagement of
growing and laying stock
etc.
These movies are helpful and well worth seeing.
- IN -
Brussels Town Hall
- ON
ed. Eve., Nov. 25th
Admission Free 8 1i.m.
St. John's A..Y,P,A,
The regular meeting of St. Johns
A.Y.P.A. was held on, Wednesdee,
Nov. 4th in the Vestry. The Vice
-
Pres., Mn, Roy Kennedy was 14
eharge and gave an excellent and
informative paper on the life and
worleof the. great Red tOress. Nulls*
Florenee Nightingale. Rev. M. F.
Oldham read the .Scripture Lesson.
and Mr. M. P. Oldham soncluoted the
opening prayers.
Church Notes
Mr. H. G. Meir, Chainnen of the
Huron Deanery Laynven's. Associa-
tion and Vice-Prestdent a the
Diocesan Laymee's Association of
Seaforth wee the special ,speculter in
St. John's Church, a3rueeele on Sun-
day A.M. and delivered a fine sermon
on the place of the Laity in the
Church, Rev, M. F. ,Oldleue was in
cherge of the service. There was a
good attenethece.
The Anneal. Laymen's Banquet of
Herm. Deamery will be held In St.
John's Church Bruesels on, Friday
evening, Nov. 20th.
valid are liable to prosecution.
Householder5, who give lig .sudh
coupons, mistakenly or otherwise,
will suffer later, as they will get
no more !coupons until the next
books are issued.
This was announced hy the Wan
time Prices and Trade board. At
Halifax, a merchant was lined $18
for accepting, couipone before their
valid date, an official said. House-
holders are eeminded that only
coupons 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 have become
valid, the latter two on, Nev. 2.
Coupons 7 and 8 will become valid
Nov. 30 and Nos, 9 and 10 on
Dec. 28.
of Melville Church
The W. 'M. ee of Melville Church
met ID the primary room 011 Friday,
November 6th at 3' P.M. The presid-
ent, Mrs. R. Kerr, presided, and the
meeting opened with the singing of
Pselm 110. Mrs, J. C. Beaker read
a Scripture passage and Miss. Grace
Stewart offered - prayer: The 'Some,
tary'e and treaseruer's reports were
read by Mrs. .7. G. Armstrong and
Mrs. R. Thomson, The annual "I'm
so thankful" tett is to be held at, the
home -of Mile J. C. Booker on Tues-
day afternoon, Nov. 17th, the com-
mittee ID Charge being .Mrs. Balmier,
Mint, Perker and Mrs. Thomson. All
the ladies of the congregation are
limited and- a good -attendee:1e is
hoped for. A nominating committee,
oonsistieg of Mrs, Scott, Miss Stew-
art and leins. Beaker, was appointed,
aftm-which Hymn, 486 was sung.
Mrs, C Math.eson's topic was "The
World after the Wee" Current
Events were in charge of Mrs. 1".
Mitchell Interesting letters were
read from Rev, Mr, Elder and Mrs.
Elder of British Guiana. The meet-
liig with Hymn 687 followed
by
Memorial Service
A brief Arthistice Day service was
held at the War Memorial on, Wed-
nesday morning, Nov. • llth. The
reading of the. scripture by Rev. H.
Wilson, WAS Yellowed by a two minute
silence In honor of those Who gave
their.lives in the Great Wax.of 1914-
1918 for the Freedom which we ere
egaim called upon to defend, Rev.
S. Kerr led in player. The town
wreath was placed by Wan. Stiles,'
veteran of the last war and the one
for the Province by Mrs. N. Gerry.
The National Anthem concluded the
serelce. The iContineetiou !School
Cadets end students attended in a
body.
No Gasolhie After •
7 P.M. Saturdays
Dueleg the Summer menthe the
garagesof towrirreetained open until
9 p.m. on Saturday nights,. ThiS
privilege le now withdrawn and serv-
fon'stations alla garaOtS will not he
allowed to diSpeuse gautelfris after
the' libelee of .7 9.1:1. any week.4a,y or
Sindays,.
Last Saturday night Was tho ..firet
nightef the,tell 7 olelckalk closing .pipp.
011I)3 WeteedileaPPointed by mot, ar.
rtvtng .cut- ,‘a, ,station early' enough. , to
etteelVeOtet . ' ::
•:',' Sat4daY night Ohentlig till 9 3911:,
Chirlaieg. the tmeatia03: *tie tir- great eon-
veniene.dctled; ;:p,.:Ii boiled tt wIl ,"`.1)n, ter enenediate. Mei .shouid the neees.
,e'reSolgefi.inott 7,e4ar,. •
'WO titlOe. . . .-
Council adjourned.
GREY COUNCIL
Minutes Off counoll meeting held
Nev. 7th,
Minutee of last nteetings, Oct, 3rd
and 1.5th were read and approved.
This date; having been set as
Court of Revisiloncn the assessment
Roll. The followi r, appeals were re-
ceived.
Mr. Leslie Chambers, Lot 28, Con..
15 and Lot 23, Con, 16, too highly
assessed.
Mr. Orville McNEchol, Lat 15, Con.
16, too highly assessed. .
Itenes Pente, Mit 23, Con. 14, too
highly assessed,
M. Wilfred ICeffier was entered as
owner of Lot 21, .0011. 5, instead of
William Gorse:ate
Glen. Bracy wee entered as owner
of Lot 11, 'Clan. 7. instead of Thontas
MeDontald.
- Ben Revlonwas entered tenbant,
Lot 12, Gon, 2.
The countail ,having received the
evidence, adjourned the Court of Re-
vision till Nov. 13th in order that
they might inspect' the lots entered
in appeal.
Mr. Walter Beoadfoot was appoint-
ed comtnissioner on the .S1cett Drain:
•The Council &eked. Twp, of Hul.
lett For a COPY af Iinglineer's report
an the Welton Drain. before making
Payment.
By -Law No. 9-1942 to assess and
levy rates for County, Township and
School purposes was finally Passed.
The Tender of Nicholsos Bros. for
the work of repair on the 6th Con,
Drain at $4145.00 was accepted.
The Reeve was authorized to sign
the applica.tton for 52,000,00 ' Bonds
if the third Victory Loan and all
approved. amounts were ordered
paid.
The following 'accounts,
Roads
Postage
nemesis
°Mice Supplies
Adv, Steep Iron
,Select Amore
Deales
Soldiers Watches
Schools.
Aseesseris Association
Tressureefil? Bon*
Ethel Library 26.00
Victory .Bond 2;000.00
Sext regular meeting Dec6th, at
10 a.m.
J. It Feuer, Clerk,
Red Cross Notes
A oorarse in Home Nursing is to be
giveii," in the Mealy ender the
direction of the local Red Cross.
Mrs, R, 5. Warwick will be the
leader and .she will be assisted by
Mrs. W.D.S. Jamieson, Mrs, S. Kele,
Mrs, H. Wilson and 1Virs, B. Welker.
The first teeters and demonstration
will be given on 'Monday, Nov. 16, at
8 9.111. All wishing to take the
course are asked to .reglater on that
date,
Emergency Units
A Nursieg itimergertey Reserve has
been set up by the Canadian Red
Cross to culd 54 time of epidemic or
dtsester, anti at this time they have
asked that special supplies be kept
on hand by all breeches to meet
Whatever etnergency may arts°. A
list was made of articles which
could be assembled Into units and be
ready' for instant liee, Each unit
contists on 4 eheetsi, 3 pillow cases,
2 heel Pads, 8 Sorg:teat towels, 3
face masks, 15 tunlcish towels, 2
wash cioths, gaaite handkerchiefs,
2 bed gowns, 2 bed Jeekets, T-
binder, i hot water bag and cover, 1
bed Pat and .cover, 1 thermometer, 1
tooth brush,. soap, 1 Mtn 1 blenket,
,1 Peil. •
The Beussele Red Cross has pro-
vided. tour malts. These are packed
in cepatete Daytona end stored in the
Library Where they will be a,vaelable
Were paid:
282.42
8.00
The Pis]: -and Gauze (ilub,
,with 11. B. Allee as leieretary IMO
issued the following statement
RECEIPTS
July 12, 1942
Balance 011 hand,
Fish & Game Club
Reed. from Jars
Firemen's Assoc,
Sept.
Jamestown War Workers
Oot 101,11
Received from Jars
Oct. 20th
Bingo Club
Oet. 26111
Bingo Club
Nov, 90
Binge Club
.88
2.97
1.60
12.00
2082.80
184.06
38.96
1280,00
25,00
22.50
$ 8.19-
150.31
60,00
44.45-
23,69
4- 25.00
48,83
Cigarettes Sent
June
luly
Overseas
$ 28.21
32.21
96.21
34.21
84.21
17.51
$ 277,89
August
September
)ctebee
$ 165.05.
BALANCE ON HAND
The Club commenced with the5111114-
Lotion of sending a shipment of
smokes to our boys overseas about
meee a month and ,so far have trtan-
aged, through the co-operation, in
various ways, of a number of -wining-
helpers. To everyone "who helped
they are very grateful..
Donors for the Bingo held last
Satuaday night were: R. Downing,
G. Sanderson. Clara Russel, and H.
13. Allem
In order to continue this fine work,
a gentle reminder is, that the jars
ate still in the stores in town, for the
reception of small donstions, if any
wish to help lu this way.
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is extended to'
the Brussels Branch of the Red
Grose, for the parcel they gave me.
It wae much appreciated.
Ter. Cleve Davidson
NOTICE !
Mrs, W. M, Sieclair left a few
things in her old home, a hand-
some eke% npholstered in green
velvet, it has a round back with two
tassels also a wicker reeking chair.
a lawn mower and some pictures
which va3ue. Anyone' having
them, or knowing of their where -
&mitts, please write me and tie 11145
where to find them and will he
greatly obliged. Address me:,
63 Kemeingtotn. Ave, tSoeth,
Hartellton, Ott,
•
FOB SALE-
Potatoem- Get yours now
while the pricee Is right.
Cash and Carry
Phone 5 Grew*
Bluevale Child ,Falls
Through Stable Floor
BLIIMVALE, Nov. 7 -While PlarY-
ing in: the barn, the three-yeareld
on of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rutten,
let concession of Morris, fell through
a'hole in the Boor to the stable
below. He struck bis face on a
manger and received some nasty
cuts and ibruiuses. He was taken to
the Wing:hem Genera)] Hospital,
Morris Council
001111011 meeting Nov. 9., 1942.
The Council met le the Township
Hall on the above date with. all
the members present. The Reeve
presided.
The minutes of the last meeting
were reed and adopted on, motion of
Harvey Johnston and Cecil Wheeler.
Moved by Cecil liVlieeler seconded
by C. D. Coultes thalt the Township
advance 51500. to 5.0. No. 8 for Pay-
ment to Contrector. Carried.
Moved by 'C. 35, Coultes seconded
by Ticerve•ellohneton that By -Law No.
7, be passed for holding Nomination
aed Election if necessary. Montilla
tion to be held on the 28th day of
December. Carried.
Mloved by James Michie ,seonded
by Hervey Johnston. that the meet-
ing adjourn to meet again on Dec-
ember 15, 19424. a 10 amt. Carriled.
The following aecounts were paid:
Ontario Hospital, WoodStoek,
X, B. Phelan $ 48.00
Advance-Tieves, Wingham,
advertising 7.76
Menicipal World, supplies LOO
liullett Township,
Poet Publishing House, "5.96
Welton Drain
advertising & supplies 4.60
S.S. No. 8, payment -to
contractor 7600,00
1);nlinitIce7socilesele°bIeleTingliiriGursrer; 4.004.00
311. G. Martin,, selecting jurors 4.00
Rielterd Alcock, Lamont
'Death 76.00
A. R. Beduin.% taxes 127.90
Fred Logien, aftercare 7.00
Mrs, Geo. Ga -ods, relief 16.1t3
Roy Tnurbey,, Lamont and Purvey'
Drain 88.60
Dr. Craevferd, 1/1.0.11. 20,00
P. IdeNa,b, 33,i0.11. ..... 3%000
F. Deceit, 13, 0. St
G. Martin, B.O.H. 8.00
e Geo.10. Mettle', Clerk