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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-11-25, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE re. Concert and Dance — IN russels Town Hall .Friday, Nov. 27th At 8.30 P. M. Concert presented by Tuck Sisters Scotch entertainers Dancers and Acrobats. Dancing to Brown's Five -Piece Orchestra until 1.30 Sponsored by War 'Workers, Con. 6 Grey & Con. 3, Morris Admission 35c and 15c Refreshment Booth in Hall. In Memoria n Gordon P. Whitfield, who passed away six years ago, Nov. 26, 1936. Remembered by his wife, Douglas, Donald and Jack.. Mrs. Ella Whitfteld A PLAY "A Poor. Married Man't put on by the Seaforth Women's Institute In the Community Hall, Walton on November 27th under the auspices of the Women's Association of the United Church, Walton Admission 25c and 15c BR Geo. R. Stubbs , Builder Dies (Calgary Paper) Had Been Resident Of Calgary For 33 Years George Ross Stubbs, 79, died at his residence, 1334, 12th Ave. W., Sunday following a brief illness. Born in Belgrave, Ont., he had been In. Calgary a3,ye.ers. He was a building contractor and was instru- mental in building many homes that are now part of the new resi- dential area of Calgary. His wife, 'Caroline, died in March 1941. He is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. L. A. HMI -IMOD, Lock- wood, .Saes]., and Mrs. R. I. Baker, Coaldale. Mr. Stubbs was a member of Wes- ley :United Church and was able in his lifetime to render that Church many signal services. He has been a member of Wesley Church since 1910 and has been chairman of the Property Committee of tke church for many years. The only things that kept Mr. Stubbs away from the church were 'either illuese. or ab- scence froin 'the city. Ile will be missed greatly and his place will be hard to fill. Services were conducted in Wes- ley church Thursday at p.m. by Rev. J. R. Morden. .Burial followed In the family plot, Burnsland cemetery Jacques was in charge of arrange' DANCE OF THE YEAR AT ETHEL TOWNSHIP HALL ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th Carruther's Orchestra Good Floor Show Every cent taken In goes for Parcels for the soldiers as all expenses are donated. Be Sure To Be There Your Admiss- ion Is Really A Donation To The Boys. Admission $1.00 per couple Or Gents $1.00 Ladies 500 "Take ye heed, watch and pray, for ye know not when the time is." St. Mark 13:33. Melville Church 11 A.M. " The Prayer of God" 12.16 P.M. Sunday School and Bible plass 7 P. M. "The Hidden Man" COME AND WORSHIP United Church Mlntster--•Rev. ;Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship. "Who Are Heroes" Junior Congregation 12 Church School and ible Close 7 P. M. Evening Praise "I Love The Lord Because -2" Come You Are Very Welcome Church of England Parish of Brussels Rector.•Rev. M. F. Oldham Advent Sunday, Nov. 29th ST. JOHN'S BRUSSELS 10:30 A.M. Sunday -School -- ,11.30 A.M. Morning Prayer, and GermON ST, GEORGE'S, WAL.TON 10 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11:15 A.M. Sunday -School` BT. DAVID'S, HENFRYN 2:16 P.M. 8undayBohool 3 P. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon Preacher et all Services ..- The Rector. SSELS Wednesday, November 25th, 1942 Locai News Items Christmas Concert' CARD OF THANKSMelville Sunday Scnoel Christmas Our grateful thanks is expressed Concert will be held ern Friday even- to the ladies of the Brussels Rad ing, December the 18, in the church cross for their nsef•il gifts to us. hasement. Their kindness is much appreciated. S•igum, Coleman, W. A. NOTICE ! L. -Col. Coleman, K. Judge T. M. Costello haus appointed Th ursday, November Nth at 9 o'clock A.M., at the Township Office, at Ethel to hear any complaints with respect to the Voters' List for 1942 in the Township of Grey. Bartter interested phease govern Robert Robertson, formerly of Galt, themsetvee accordingly, who was over 90 years of age. She J, H. Fear, Clerk, survived by her husband who Is well known in the Auburn district Church Notes where he spent his early life. Sacrament of infant Bap'Ism , •- - St. John's Church Melville W. M. S. The Sacrament of Iufaut Baptism was administered by Rev. M. F., 01d- ltom in St. John's Church ou Sunday morning, Nov. 22nd, Those baptized were, Donald George McCauley, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs, elervyn McCauley of Morris Twp; ledith Made Davis the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. :Tames Davis, Morris Twp.; and Thelma Elizabeth Cowing, the infant naughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gowing of Brussels. The sermon was erased on Ezekiel 48-35. It was round about eighteen thousand measures and the name of the city born that day shall . he "The Lord is there.' The teaching and doctrine of Infant Baptism was elaborated on by the speaker and also the 9 Seasons of the Church Year. This date is the concluding ,Sunday of the Church Year, bringing to a close the Trinity Season. There was a good attendance at , the iter - vice. A set of lantern slides on the Diocese of ,Brandon, Man., will "^be shown in •St. John's Ohurch -.en Thursday, Nov. 26, at 8 pan., under the auspices of the , S'.P.A. General public invited. ,Silver collection. 'f Former Belgrave Man's Wife, Mrs. Manning, Dies Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Manning have received word of the death in Van- couver of Md. Manning's, aunt., Mrs. The W.M.S. of Melville Church held its annual "I'm so thankful" tea at the home of Mrs. .T. C. Baeker on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 17, The weather was ideal and the attend•' arse good. By a vote, Mrs. Thus. Walker was chosen to be the recip- ient of the Life Membership donated by the society each year. Mrs. E. Bredin contributed a vocal solo. Miss Mary Helen -Balmier readings and Mrs. W .C. Ding piano solos, all of which were much enjoyed by those present, • Tasty eefreehments were served at the close by the committee in charge. Department Didn't Know TORONTO -"While certain reeves suggest a resolution had been passed requesting that there be no open season, there is nothing in our files to indicate any such resolution," de- clared D. J. Taylor, Deputy Minister of •Game and Fisheries, today. He was commenting on the charge made by Huron County Councillors at Goderich that the department bad Ignored the Council's wishes against an open season for deer in North BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDDING « a * * * *- 5 5 5 Storey Alco:k .The marriage of Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Alcock of Morris Township, to Ken- neth Charles, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Storey of MrKtllup Township, was solemnized in St- John's Angli- can Church, Brussels, at three -thirty o'clock on Satsrday. afternoon. Nov. 21st, Rev. M. F, Oldham, rector of the church, officiated. The bride wore a street length. gown of pale blue sheer and carried a bouquet of carnations and mums. Mrs. Clifford Alcock, in a dress of Pink sheer, was her sister's attend- ant and Orville G. Storey, brother of the groom, was 'pest man. A wedding supper was served at the home of the brides parents. The young couple will live in Col• lingwood where Mr. Storey has a Position with the Clyde Aircraft In• dustriea Ltd. More Names Added To The Honor Roll We are glad to aaa the following names to the "I4anor Roll." These are residents of Grey Township and as the Honor Roll is piaced in this paper for the purpose of keepiug a list of everyone serving In the armed forces to date, from Brussels, Morris and Grey, without prejndice to any- one we appreciate hearing of new names and will be glad to place them • in their proper place. Under R.C,A.F. Allan McKay - Under Army Archie McKay Eldon. delann Scott McLean Rose Machan Alcock, Eric Alcock, "Buster" Fuller J. S. Gordon, Jack Under Navy ' Elgin Smith Huron. Also a correction Literary Society Present Fine Program A splendid prograncnio was pre- sented at the open litrtrarY meeting of the Brussels Continuation School field iu the Town. Hall on Friday evening of teat week. The president of the society, Mies Jean MacDonald was In Charge and the following programme was given An opening chorus "0 Canada"; Minutes of the previous meeting read by the secretary Miss Margaret Giheon; School Chortle, Golden Slippers and Hunting Song. The Presentation of diplomas and awards 1 then took place as follows: T,—Presented by Mr. Lckmier Elmer Bell, General. Proficiency Shield for 1941 --Barbara Michie. for 19412--GeorJe McNichol. Lorne L''ckinier Music Profle- iency Shield for 1941 --•Idella Bryans, for 19412—Jim Cameron. II: Presented by Mr. Cardiff, M:P,. D. A. Rawl. Athletic Shield for girls—Jean Farquharson. Cleve Baeker, Athletic Shield for boys—Jim Prest. Intermediate Athletic Medal for boys—John Blake. Intermediate Athletic Medal for Girls—Jean Turnbull. Junior Boy's Athletic Medal—Jack Willis. Junior Girl's Athletic Medal—Ruth, MacDonald, Medals for Proficiency in 1941 Gr. 8—Bill Tua'vey. Gr. 9—Rnth MacDonald. Gr. 10—Helen Armstrong, Gr. 11—Jean MacDonald. Gr. 12—Elwin Hall. Gr. 13—Jim Lamente. 711,—Presented by Dr. Jamieson Shields for Proficiency fcr 1942— Dr. Jamieson Shield for Gr. 8— Nancy Cameron. Dr. McRae Shield for Gr. 9— Irvine Dunn. Kerr Memorial Shield for Gr. 10—Ruth MadlDonald. Dr. Hamilton Shieli for Gr. 11— Helen Armstrong. D. McTavish Sliieli for Gr. 12— Jean, MacDonald. Walter Kerr Shield for Gr: 13- Elwin Hall. 1941 DIPLOMAS •'Presented by Rev, Oldham Intermedlate— Tean Yuiil Jean Spelran• Imogene Sanderson Clara Russell Emerson Mitchell Ross Lawless Margaret Gibson Jean Farquharson Idella Bryans Isabel Bowman Veronica Blake Harris Bell Lloyd Armstrong o George Baeker 'n Barbara Thynne * Still to- be received Graduation— Alice 'Stiles Luella Mitchell Don Lawless George McNichol Elwin Hall Gladys Davidson - 1942 DIPLOMAS Presented by Rev. Wilson intermediate— Edith ntermediate— Edith Fletcher Margaret Bell Mary -MacDonald Ruth MacDonald Annie Stiles Donald Spalr Laura Tuil-1 Bill 'Wilson Graduatlon Joe StArmiles Tena strong Jean MacDonald }Islet McGuteheon Leslie Rutledge Helen Spelr Honour Graduation -- Elwin Hall Donald Lawless George McNichol At the conclusion of the presents - tion the programme continued' With a duet by Tean Spelran and Idella Bryans; "Petit Journal" read by the editor Josephine VanNorman; Quiets contest conducted by Irvine Dunn; Dance to Blue Danube Waltz by senior girls and the programme con- cluded with a delightful little play "Elizabeth Refuses," the characters were taken by jean MacDonald, Barris Bell, Josephine '1TanNertnten, , Jean Yuill and Jean Speiran: NOT SO BA0 "I'm having a ]lard time meeting to be made, Wki "We are glad to co-operate, but :Aeolus. the nonce Louis Harrison �y l� it .is impossible unless the wishes of under"R.C.A.P. inetsad of Army. government o" es are conveyed - Next week these will appear in nephew of R, J. Barrovrs, Walton', •to the department, and this doesn't their proper places. joined the B..O.A.F., in London, last appear to have been the case in this As the notification of this office , week. - , insurance," Mr. Taylor added. by a friend or relative of those The meeting of the U.F.W.O. was whose names are to appear; is the held at the home of Mrs. J'. -Bewley Small Retailer To Have , only way we have of keeping this list • Jack Bennett of Dinsmore, Sask,.' the go t b li meote. on Nov. 18th. Mrs. Gordon Mc- Fair Share Of Supplies up to state we state that any ad- ditions or changes will be made upon request. • Gavin spoke on "Balanced Menus MORRIS Mrs. Joe Spivey returned home on Monday from Seaforth hospital. Her friends will be glad to know she is much better. The Annual Meeting of the Morris Federation of Agriculture will be held in the Township Hall on Mon- day, November 3'Oth at 2 p.m. Mr. H, Sturdy President of the. Jllast Wawan,osh Federation, will be the guest speaker. Reports of County Annual Meeting will be given by Wm. Speir and Earl Anderson. Every body welcome. Come and bring others, 1 for Winter Meals." Officers for the • OTTWA,• Nov. 24.—Donald Gordon, Doming yea,• were appointed as fol Chairman of the Prices Board, Mon - lows: President, Moe, Wm. Turnbull: day .branded as "rumor mongering of Vicet3res., Mrs. L. Leeming; Sec. the most destructive Lind" the, "fan- Treas., Mrs. Rowland; Press Sec., , tactic stories about the board's In- , Miss Laura Knight; Planlst, Miss tention to close down hundreds and Bessie Davidson; Asst Pianist, Mrs. even thousands of retail outlets." Kirkby; Program committee, Mrs. ' Addressing a large delegation D. Watson, Mrs. G. Dundas, Mrs. N. representing independent retail ' Assures Women Reil, Mrs. G. MoGaVin, Mrs. Row- merchants, Mr.- Gordnu said the Prices Board intended to do every- Their Jam Good land; Auditors, Miss B. Davidson, I;, J. Hobbin, Deputy Sugar Ad- Mrs. D. Watson. tiring possible to ensnn: equitable Remember the "Alltel nrinistrator, was sadly misinformed Concert" in distribution of available supplies. when he made the statement in 't'o- First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, This means that the small retailer ronto, en' Thursday, November , 19th Mon. Nov. 30, in aid of war services. will have equal oppnr•tnnity to ob• that of all the join Prepared for ship- l9th Among some of those who attend- fain. his proportionate share of went overseas by the Red Crass BRUSSELS BRANCH RED CROSS ed the St. George's.Charch basaar available goods , were Mrs Wilts of London and Mrs, • McKenzie and, Mrs. John Hillebi'echt 1 Queries Answered 13y REGENT THEATRE, ' of Seaforth. only 8% was fit to. ship,' said Mrs. W. R. Campbell, President of the On- tario Division of the Canadian Red Mia J. R. Hamilton of Brussels And' Trade Board Cross Society, after an Executive Seaforth Ont meeting held In Toronto to -day. "Ac- e • was a recent visitor with Mrs, Hugh Your questions will he answered _ tunny 07.2% of the jam 'nada by the Fulton, • by the Women's Regional Advisory , loyal women, of Canada hr' the past Fifteen, boxes were packed last Committee of the Wartime Prices year was shipped overseas." Actual week by the Red Cross and sent to and Trade Board and should be se',.. figures are as follows; Of 460,588 • ; the boys overseas, as follows: Ken to 291 Dundas street, London. ' pounls of jam, we dripped overseas 'Ritchie, Bill Farquhar, Gordon Q. Our landlord raised the rent $6:447,808 Pounds. Of this jam, 87% Holland; Wallace Shannon, Alvin mouth. I thought rents were ' was home-made. I want to assure Woody Herman Band Crawford, Biil Iiartey, Sylvester under the ceiling, the women of Canada that their jam A musical comedy Johnston, ,Taek Johnston, Dick Drag- A; They are. If your landlord ,iiu is good and wholesome, and we have —Also— r er, Fred Rutledge, Ken' Murray not receive permission to raise the t received most glowing expressions of 'Brod Crawford Lon Chaney Angus Metlallunl Gordon Nichol, ' rent, you should report the increase appreciation. from. the people of Andy Devine Alvin Nichol and Wilfred Nichol, As to the nearest office of the Wartime.3 Britain and elsewhere, who have re - Nord' more went from Walton Prices and Tirade Beard. • North of the Klondyke friends to these boys anti all hope + ceived these magnificent shipments:' A mining engineer tackles a toughie they have a good Christmas,' Q: Can I operate my private coin- t * * m R • s • whotwants to run the settlers out be-' ° niliesal vehicle more than thirty -flus i PEOPLE `=,E ''NOW S. Sgt. W. 0. Bennett arrived in miles from: the registered address. cause he knows; "char"s gold In them ''croute over the wesk. end to take ' * • t * • ' • e • * a thar real estate" and wants it. ' A: Not after November 30, Tf you �, • charge at the Army foot office in the ' With to drive your truck beyond the ' Mr. and Mrs. M. IVineber'g were Mon., Tues. and Wed. NOW PLAYING,— DOUBLE FEATURE 2nd show starts 8:45 What's Cookln' with Gloria Joan Andrews Sisters' Exhibition grounds. thirtesSiVe-mile radius after that date Toronto visitors this week. yo 1 Fusilier Herb Travisa of Niagara you should make application now to ' Garry Cooper Joan Leslie is on, a few flays -leave with his wife the regional services officer, 291 i Pte. L, Rooney of tae Huron Slid - Walter Brenan here . offer the stirring story of a Hun - buster. Who starred in World War I. � , t2, How much Mein do the regula- England. Ritttoning Of Newsprint tions.' permit for children's woolion '* * ° You will thrill to Howard Hawk's �' skirts, pioturization of the one-man army.' Rxpected in December Ms•s. M. Ballantyne went to Clln- NOW YORK, 'nu, 23 -Further A: if your daughter wears a size ton hospital this week to have hen Sergeant York plans to cnrtai'1 production and use she or under you mey turn up a tonsils retno'6ed. Miss H. Downing three-inch henrt, Fenny aize 7 up to 1r2 the hem mast net exceed two Q: •How punch should 1 pay for a bag of Potatoes ails autumn.? A; You should not pay niece per bag titan you paid tor' similar Dote - toes during the basic period, Feb- , ruary 2 to rebentry 7 , 1942, Dundas street, London, dlesex Regiment arrived safely in Next Thur:., -Fri. - dt Sate—, of printing papers, including news - print, are maturing in Washington Robert +Cummings Priscilla Lano and Ottawas and usually well -inform - in ed paper mete expect specific meas - Saboteur otos may be proposed early in Action! Suspensei A thrilling, up -to- ember. te. of sabotage. to gti- the-minutes rY erica is the last 'eon North Am i'""'" nont In Which 'enough paper is still ,olrtlnB-=• aValiabte to prcvide complete news- In This Our life leas taken over the duttee of Librax, .tan until Mrs. Ballantyne is able to resume her duties. - ' 5 * Mr, and Mrs. N. William3 and dant itter, Miss Geraldine, of Pontiac, Miele., were west, end guests With 1 expenses these days. Row about Mrs. William's nvotlieI, Mrs. ,ilio. you 7" Watson, . "Not at all, 1 meet 'eta at every ,St papers. turn."