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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-12-2, Page 1tt is THE RUQ ST POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Brussels Red Cross A PLAY "A Poor Married Man' Presented by the Seaforth Women's Institute In Brussels Town Hail ednesday, Dec. 9th At 8.30 P. M. Admission 25c tat 15c Come and Help the Red Cross The choir of the United church Walton are presenting a Christ- mas Cantata "The Secret of the Stars" lin the United 'Church on December 11th at • 8 . o'clock under the auspices 'of the Wo- men's Association 25c & 15c BORN ,KAY -1n iS'trattord HosT)iti1 un Wednesday, Nov. 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kay - A Son. • Remember the week -day to keep it holy. On Sunday look up and on Monday lilt up. Melville Church 11 A.M. "The Prayer .of .God" 12.15 P.M. Sunday School and Bible Class 7 P.M. Special joint service in connection with Education Week. The praise will be led by a choir from the school, The offering will be devoted to the work of the Red Cross. COME AND WORSHIP (J sited Church Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship "Great Expectations" Junior Congregation 12 Church School and Bible Glass The evening service Is with- drawn that all may join at Melville Church in a service to recognize the importance of Education. EVERYONE WELCOME Church of England Parish of Brussels Rector: Rev. M. F. Oldham Second Sunday In Advent December 6th, 1942 ST. JOHN'S BRUSSELS 10:30 A.M. SundaySchool 11.30 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon Set of lantern slides on the Arctic shown in S.S. room on Wed., Dec. 9th at 8 p. m• 7 P. M. Annual Educational Service in Melville Presbyt- erian Church. ST. GEORGE'S, WALTON 10 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon 11:15 A.M. Sunday -School ST. DAVID'S, HENFRYN 2:15 P.M. Sunday -School 3 P. M. Holy Communion and Sermon More Names To Be Added To Honor Roll. The following names tram Brus- sels are to be adcied ba the Honor Roll and next week will appear in their proper places: In The Army— Smith, David Bruce Campbell, 'Bobs' In The Ethel Honor Roll— Vedder, Lorn5 In the list, which appea'•s on an. other page 'of this issue, will be noticed those marked with * are oveirseas. Front time to time special mention has been made, both in the daily press a.nd on the air, of different communities being so well . repre- sented in the !armed forces. The Honor Roll, consisting of the names of those serving in the armed forces from Btuesels, Morrie a:'d Grey, shows that this comvlunily isn't exactly in the back seat. There is a total of 188, of which 70 are from Brussels, as well as 18 rejected, who offered their services but through no fault of their own have not been accepted and 5 whose home was originally in. Breasts.. Card of Thanks r wish to thank the Brussels Legion for the Christmas parcel they sentme. ,Tt was much apprect- ated, Gunner Dari. Whittard, REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth, Ont. NOW PL'AYING•.- Robert 8um'mings Priscilla Lane In Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur Suspense! Hounded through 3000 miles of terror! Fleeing from Los Angeles to New York . , stealing precious moments of love , .. stalk• ing a Power they must destroy --or be destroyed. Morn„ Tues. and Wed. Henry Fonda Gene Tierney Rings On !Her Fingers A story of those who believe in any method to "get rich • quick" and of the power of love to overcome pest mistakes. Wednesday, December 2nd, 1942 Local News St. John's Guild The Women's Guild of St. David's Church, Henit'Yru held the lira meet- ing or the seascu at the holm. of Mrs. Wnt. Baker 1,: T3the1 on .lues- illy, Nov. 24th. The thne was spent. in glinting. It was decided to hold regular monthly meetings. The hostess served supper at the close of the meeting, Mrs, Melvin (iarno• Chan was in charge. The next meet- ing will be held at the theme of Mrs. !Campbell Henderson an. Wednesday, Dec. 1611e ----- Free . --'Free Movies The Wslter Rose Poultry Farm gave a free showing of films lu the . Brussels Town Hall, 1>;reileesday 'evening of last week, sponsored by the Purina Feeds. company. The Mine were both instructive and in- iteresting. They covered a variety i of subjects on the care and raising of stock from baby chicks to the laying stook. One interesting film showed lee process of an egg, the formation of it in the hen's body. Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat,-, Robert Stack Diana Barrymore Eagle Squadron The throbbing, pulseracing drama of those young heroes who did not watt to be stabbed ih the back and of the women who followed them' into the wart • Coming— in. This Our Life NOTICE To Cream Producers Commencing ncin with the month of Dec.. ember -and continuing tS rough the winter months.TheCreanaery will close every day at 6 o'clock. Including Saturday. BRUSSELS CREAE.Y Anglican CShtirch Notes The services in St. Jiohn'q and St. George's Churches on Sunday were in keeping with Advent S,ir.;lay. In this season the prominent thought the Second Coming of. Christ oc- oupiee thief place. The 'prophecies of Wet, 7,ecblaria.lt and Malachi and John the Baptist show the characteristics of the Coming Saviour and the great thought of Clod as Judge is prominent. Concert And Dance Largely Attended A large crowd attended the con: .cert and dance in the Brussels Toivli Hall on Friday evening. The even- ing's entertainment was sponsored by the War Workers of the 6111 Con., cif Grey an•d. the 3rd of Morris, :the programme was presented by the. Tack sisters of Palmerston Rete en ,terta;ined their audience with Scotch; numbers, dancing and acrobaticefi At the conclusion of the programme dancing wine enjoyed to the music of Brewnle Five Piece Decimetre. The refreshnnetet booth was well patron- ized. Shower For Newlyweds On, Tuesday evening, Nov. 24111. about seventy -live friends and neigh - bones gathered at the Orange Hall in Brussels In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Storey, ne'tt+,lyweds. They were presented with a shower of miscellaneoius gifts which were boot beautt2ul and useful. The evening was spent in dancing and music Lunen end coffee .were served, The music was,. provided by (irl and Harvey Jaalriin accompanted by Lloyd Pease and Ross Cardiff with the accordian and ;month organ, The groom's father, Mr. j, H. Storey and sister- Mrs, Elmer Dale, pian ed • a number of old tinge &antes. The bride's' father R. Alcock and Mrs, Mary ,Crawford also assiste 1. An enjoyable- time was had by all. Many good wishes follow •them to theta.home itn Collingwood. St. John's A. Y. P. A. The A.Y.P,A., of St, John's Church met on Thursday evening, Nov. 26111. in the S. S. Roont al 8 pm The President, Miss Mina Beyans was in charge. Miss Golche Fischer read the •S'eriptnve Lesson and the Rector, • 11ev, M, F. 'Oldham conducted the. ;prayers. The main feature of the 'eventing was a lantern, slide lecture on Brandon Diocese, Manitoba, and the worlt of the Bishops' Messengers, These are young women licensed and ordained by the Bishop to con- duct services, teach ;Smiday-Sehou1 anal to do parochial visiting where no clergyman is available. Pir.tul'es o8 the 13ieluap, Rt. Rev. Wilfred, W. H. Phonies; D,D„ )St. Matthews' Cathedral, Brandon and other oliuraltes in the Diocese we"e ehowh. Walden Diaoese consists of the Wes:teen. half .of the province of ektnitobe. The lecture was ;given by the Rev. M. lie Oldham 'whc related 1118 experiences in Walden Diocese at Minlota and, in fttt'Appell0 ' DlOcese at Robert In 118116. Tt eves 'decided to have • another lantern Slide leetere ata 'Wed eleee. when the *retie Diocas r' 'ifi ark 1' will he depleted. • d rrIS Special Church Service On: Sunday evening, Dsoeinber Cie 6th there will ice a special ser- vice In Melville Church, with. all three tongt•elSLtians, Ignited, Augil- eau and Presbyterian sharing In this service. The chair will l,' (otu- posed of young people from lints• ends Continuation School end will be under the leadership of M" Lay cock, the Principal of the school, For a number of years this special service has been held in Bruseuls. the churches taking it in tura. As in the past few years the offering will be given to the Red Cross to • help this organization In carrying j on the splendid work it is doing. It • le hoped that the people or Mussels and the surroundln;g country will keep this service in mind and where possible, be present next Sunday 1 } BRUSSELS, ONTARIO NOTICEI:42 Council, 19 t Horan County fo the Buying Public t The Following Stores Will Remain Open Thursday Afternoons During the Month of December Downing Shoe Store Long's Grocery Allen's Drug Store Elliott's Grocery Brussels 5c to $1. Store Wood's Store Chapman's Harness Shop Leach Jewellery Store Santis' Produce Store Red Band Store 4 (By Council Bard) Some three days past in aft''rilc•ou— twas ou a Tuesday -4 remember, When wailing winds and naked woods showed plainly, it was bleak November, 'Pete Hurou County. Council here bad met for business ohrat together, And with open mind and sparkling wit, tftey brightened uo the gloomy weather. Imagination lent her charms. philo• sophy was standing ready, And keen -eyed judgment hand to hand, with common sense serene and steady, Eckmier's Grocery And ]teener grew their search for D. McTavish Store thrift., and deeper dug they for D. A. Rann Furniture Store that treasure, evening. The Arcade Store _ 'Till sharper grew their suhtle wit. F. 'R Smith, Drug Store • and still Increased their mutual Recent Bride 'Honored Coleman's Restaurant Friends of Mrs, M. Thompson Pleasure; They tallied of county problems of last (nee Miss "Bud" Parker) gathered ,++++•4!.1 mostly, and discussed the country's at hes home on Wednesday evening • war position; week in tabour of he,' recent The above is a list of merchants who paid lac each to convey the 'They brooded o'er earth's giant ills, marriage, A delightful evening message and if others are open for and grieved o'er m•an'•s enslaved was spent in playing earns and condition,. social carat During the evanlug irusiness they can thunk them for mock wedding wee performed with the advertising. Miss Helen St. Marie as the bride, charming In an old fashioned gown and late curtain veil and an enorm ous boquet of prickly -hawthorn , berries. The natty groom was Obituary d, * is :s ,& * ..e 5 m The Warden he was in tbe chair, with c'ansMen tious mind and ! strong, m :, . A man with tact and talent rare, the ' diplomatic George Armstroug. Mrs. James T. Rost His was the soul of kindliest thought, Mrs, A, Logan and the humorous his was the eye of keenest vision; urentrmy was performed by miss . Charity Ann Friendship, beloved wife of James T. Ross, pasted away His was the mind of deepest. reach; Jessie Little. Immediately follow- his was the voice of calm deteston- ing Mrs. C. Borho read the arum- at the home of her daughter, Mrs, H. ('ii nipion, •au Thursday, Nov, 26th in her 81th year. 'Ste hal been Our worthy Clerk was ever near, confined to her "ed for the past 5 we could never get along without months. him, The deceased was horn iu Loudon With such a mellow voice anti clear, township on Feb. 24th, the daughter and that's what we all litre about of Thomas Friendship and Mary him' Little. .She came, es a bride, to His duties call for common sense Brussels fifty-eight years ago and cud we have it there in Norman had resided here ' ever since, her Miller. husband having been in business With judgment sound and vision here' tor many years. They had clear, a most resourceful sort of celebrated their Galdeu Wedding anniversary on the 15th et May, I Hefaller; can be hnl.ertairilecl too,. and oft 1:934. For the past four years Mr. , contributes to our fun can. and Mrs. Ross had lived with their eery time he takes the tloar, to daughter Mrs. Harry Champion, talk on Aducation, lentil her health would not permit Our Treasurer, too, the true and ponying address: - Brussels, Ont Nov. 8th, 1942 Dear Bud: - Here's to Bride Bud! In your life may there lurk! • - Just as mach pleasure as this holds of worst. Bright es a pin be your futuremy clear; Small as its point may your sorrows oppea•r. May your •hon•eynaoou with•vtse tints be lit; Some clouds are crow shale, may yioiurs be nit Here are some hints which I'd just like to name, Darning hub's socks saves his darn ing the same, This is no yarn which. ran trying tri spin•, 'Twixt youand hubby have none button in. Love's like a needle—true steel and bright -shined; Needles have one eye and lose Is quite blind. Here, then, is luck! May your -joy ever growl Dont have things sew -sew, but all thhlgs just so. Gracious! Shiver my Mimi When a girl's menial her life just begins. Your Friends The recent bride was peesented with a handsome coffee table, a ntadeira luncheon cloth and ser- viettes, a 'bread box, tea kettle and glass rolling pin. Mrs, Tluonipson thanked iter 'friends for the gifts and their kindness, Lunch was served and the guests departed, leaving behind their hearty Wishes tor a hftppy wedded life, • Christmas Parcel Already Reached Destination The first letter of appreciation received by the Brussels Braasch of the Can.adien Legion arrived this ween from Mac Dall, It Follows: Canadian Legion, Brussels, Out, Dear Sirs The winter is coming at sea as hell: McClure, Seefortlt; Mr, and, well as on land, witb, winter, nobles Mrs, Wan. McClure and Mr, S. Me - Christians and it is rite to get Oinu•e, McKillop, Mrs.. john McClure and Miss 'lb1hel McClure, Whit•hroil; Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Ross, Winglam; Mrs, Time take and Mr. and 14Ire. +lie lake, Nato; Dias, Edward Squall, • 'Winghaln;'. M.r. Douglas Miele, Walton and Mr. Norman Sehaff 1' of M}I.choll. , CARD OP THANKS t'lur -veleta thanks is exteetled to our friends and neighbors for the. Mac Doll ; many eats of kindnesa louring the it tbe late Mrs, Ross was en in• dustr1aut, and energetic wo"irer. y")r Years she was known as a success• ful gardener, having one 'et the finest vegetable gardens in the village. A large circle of friends and ac grlladntanceS were grieved to learn of her death. She leaves to mourn, her husband James Torrance Ross and one daughter Mrs. Barry Champion (Mary Lilian) one brother, James and a sister Mrs. A. It, Currie, both Predeceased her. From Goderich Town, Bob Turner came, tall end straight and • nix feet three; He really was in "forty-two" the tallest member we could SSP. In debating he Is smart and clean— . a most substantial mum and able, tried, au energetic roan and fair, We always felt well fortified. lrhen we hail Harvey Iilrskine there: At figures he's an adept true, with syetentaxie Weeyeeabout him, And when he says a thing is so. not one al us will ever ever doubt him. The watchdog of our County turas, with his books in always good condition, And that is why we always, and, the. County in a sound position. A private funeral, conducted by Rev. S. Kers of Melville Presbyter- ian 'Church assisted, by Rev. F. G. Fowler of l31uevaIe, was held from the hone of It Champion on Safer - day afternoon, Nov, 23t11 at tin .15.ln. Interment was made ie, llrussels And we give to hent attention keen, cemetery, • when he's up and ieans across the Pallbearers were Robt, 13ownian, table, It. J,' McLauchlan,Walter William- 2Tie arguments come apt and quick, son, John Simmons, Lorne Bekrtier quite positive afraid of no man, and Charles L. Ar'rnstrong, Anel that he proved to ns ane 'day The many beautiful floral tributes in discussion with R. S. Bowman, were fragrant: symbols at the esteem ' with which the deceased wen . re. And Goderieh sent a •Depitty the cool guarded and expressed sympathy for and careful Johnnie Baker, the bereaved. A. specially tactfel man Is lse, as Friends' end relatives attending smooth as anytuidertaker. the funeral from out of town , were, With common sense and .; vision Mr, and Mrs, Jos. Hunter, Detroit; Clear, he makes but mighty hew Mrs. J. I3, ,nay, and Mr. L. 11I, m•istaltee, Pringle, Toronto; Mr. Thos, Boss, For with prudent canteen for his• (lileeley; Mr, R,pbI:,, nos; arnd Miss guide, he always thinktshetore be Gladys leosa, 'Kincardine; ,Miss speairs; A really 'thoughtful type oe man; with pountenan5ce serene and ,steady. But though he has the pensive brow, ite for a joke was alwaytu ready. Dketer sent es Is Reeve, and We really have been very lucky, To have as our associate here, the smooth and polished Benson Tuckey, • At home a hustling sort of 'iron, and always, running into luck, Where he has a systematic' Irian, and apera,tes' full many a trunk, In debating he is smooth and slick, a.really most efficient sacra e mita we gave to him attengo1 quiet,., (Continued on inside rage,) permits with warn thhuge . to weal' and good things to eat end other things' that come .111 very uaef111. They remind us that we mal be away but still ere :bot forgotten by the 81111(5 et tame. 1 received your parcel just a fee/ clays am end would 11104 to thank you for all the . good things in it, they are really appreelated. ' Sincerely, illpess etMsa :. T. Rossi and. for Melville Sunday Scnoul Cltristnlas their expresaions of Sympathy at the 'tlonoert, Will he field >n Friday even, i time 01 lien'death.. aAso for the bean• ing> »o(•te'mber tine 18, in the ehureb trifid Bowers. , • basement, i ,las, '.l'. Row riti.d b4ttnily.