The Brussels Post, 1943-1-13, Page 1POSTYPUBLISHIA HOUSE
•Wednesday, January 13th, 1943
BRUSSELS, COVTAR66
DUNCAN OF MORRIS
Retires Gracefully but
Promises to fle
Heard From Again
Reeve Francis Duncan of Morris
township, who lIas, retired ternpoiar-
ily from County ,affairs, was le luwu
011 Wednesday attending his last
committee meeting. Although he
has been eleven year's In the Town.
ship Council, be served only three
years as reeve, He quit because be
bad promi-evil the present reeve.
elect, Cecil Wheeler, to step dowel if
Mr Wheeler has aspirations, and he
kept his word,
Mr. Dnnean, callose parents came
from Glasgow and settled in Morris
sixty-eight years ago, Is a men of
many parts. He has played every
gaane except hockey and played it
well. He was outside left ' on the
famous Brussels football team that
won the W.F.A, championship two
years, He is a good Highlat,d
dancer and step -dancer, o good
story -teller, the life of every party,
a good legislator and a good farmer.
He freely admits the fanner b
leaking the best money right now
that he ever did., Ho says he knows
some farmers who are payiva tl3eir
hired man four dollars a day to hold
them and it is paying the farmers ,
to do so. That is making some kind
of history.
Mr. Duncan is fifty-seven years of
age and talks Gaelic. He thinks a '
man's best assets are his Mende and
that is why he cherishes his County
Council associations. . He will be
heard from again.
-Goderich Signal -Star I
ff
Now Is The Time
Here Is The Place—
Prolong the lite of your scissors,
knives and saws by having them put
in first class working order. Will call
for them (phone 31) or leave et '.l'he
Post print shop, for itmnedtate
atten tion.
DANCE
In Community Hall, Cranbrook
Friday, January 22nd
mule by McNair's 5 -piece
orchestra
Red Cross Booth in the hall.
Admission -25c
Everybody Invited.
',Except a man be born again
he cannot see the Kingdom
of God"
Melville Church
11 A,M; "Losing and Finding
Life"
12.15 P.M. Sunday School and
13ib1e Class
7 P.M. "Half -Baked"
COME AND WORSHIP
United Church
Minister -Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A.M. Morning Worship
"The Importance of Little
Things"
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P.M, Evening Praise
"Breaking, The Vicious Circle.'
WELCOME TO WORSHIP
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rector, -Rev. M. F. Oldham
2nd Sunday After Epiphany
January 17th, 1943
11 A,M. St. Alban's, Atwood
2 P.M. 'St, David's, Henfryn
4 P.M. St. George's, Walton
7 P.M. St. John's, Brussels
Services of Morning and
Evening Prayer
Sunday -School, 'Sessions -
11 A.M. Brussels
8 P.M. Henfryn
3 P.M. Walton
10 A.M. Atwood
Annual Meetings-'Bruaseis In
church basement Tues., Jan.
18th, at 8 P. M.
Henfryn at Mr. J, Wilson's
home Frl., Jan. 22nd, at 8 P,M.
Walton at Me, B. Anderson's
home Thurs., Jan. 21 at 7 P.M.
MORRIS COUNCIL
Council Met Jan. 11. 1913
The Connell met of the above
date with all the members p :rsent
The Reeve, Cecil Wheeler pre;ietl,
The minutes of the last ]nueting
were road and adopted on motion o1
C, ii., Couiles and Jas. iVliuhie,
Moved by Harvey Johnston
seconded by U. It, Coultas teat Geo
.Martin be reappointed Cleric and
Hockey Slants by Harris Bell BRUSSELS COUNCIL
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Notice --
All aecOUnts owin:, to
Joules Thynne must be
1''e'brthary 1, 1940, 111 the
trawl' of *the estate, Jack
it.i:t. No, 5, 11russels Ont,
Ula late
paid by
adlnllllli-
Tbynne,
Nelson Higgins, Treasurer Names For Honor Roll
tarried, Gladly Accepted
Moved by C. 11. Coultes 41couded At The `Post'
by Harvey Johnston that John M. It is expectetl that the ]Honor roll
Craig be appointed to tile Bmrtrd of will appear again next weex and
Health. -Carried, any new names will be greatly
The following road patrolmen 'appreciated, We already have
were appointed: No, 1, Ross Alcon; several to be added •and hops to
No. 2, Jas. Johnston; No, 3, Arthur have them in their proper places by
l;dgar; No. 4, Robt, Turvey: No, 5, then
Milton Fraser; No. 0 Char War-
wick; No, 7, Jos. Iuill; No, 8, Thos. Town Officials Named
Ellis; No, 9, Sam Alcock; No, 10 Changes were made at the last
Lorne Nichol; Nu, 11, Clarence Council meeting, FIarold Thomas.
Hollinger; No. 12, Richard Alcock; who returned from overseas after
No. 13, Chas. Nicholson; Nm 14, the Dieppe raid, is to take over the
Edward Bryans; No, 15, Thos. duties of chief or police at a salary
Br'ydges; No. 17, Chester Ri ltoul; of $75 per month, Gordon Ito -
No, 18,- Harvey .Brown; No. 19,.Dowel now receives a salary of
Walter Sellers... $40.00 0 mouth and retains the
Moved by C. R. Coultas seconded assessing, tax collection and weiglt-
by ,las, Michie that Ilarry Adan(s be master parts. He has held the above
appointed tile maker for the Town- position for approximately 20 years.
ship. -Carried. R. W. Warwick, Clerk, salary :$85,00
Moved by Harvey Aohnston sec- a month, an increase of $5,00 per
untied by Wm. Speir that the con- month.. Dr. W. D. S. Jamieson,
troct for printing be given to R. as Medical Health Officer; Rev. H.
Kennedy for 1943 for $95.00. C, Wilson, a member of the library
-Carried, board; .P C. Ben,sou, legal "afivlser;
Moved by C. R. Coultes sit:ended J. Monteith, Stratford, auditor.
by Irarvey Johnston that we ad- The duties of George Campbell
vertise for applications for the have been dispensed with.
position of Assessor at a salary of - .-- - $100.00, -Carried, W.M.S. of United Church
Moved by Jas. Michie seconded by Holds January Meeting
Win, Spear that Chas. Sohnston and 4' The regular meeting of the
Robs. McKinnon bo auditors for W,MjS- of the United Clinton was
19.13 at the same salary. -Carried. 'held on Friday, ,tan, 81,h, at the home
•Moved by C. R. Coultes seconded • of Mrs. R. Cosens. The president.
by Jas. Michie that Nelson Higgins ' Mrs, Hamilton, presided and the
be reappointed school ata=ndance meeting opened with the hymn
officer. --Carried. "Standing at the Portal" and prayers
Moved by Tas. Michie n !conded offered by roux membea's The bust
by Harvey Johnston that the meet- nese portion consisted of the
ing 011jon1'n to meet again '1n Feb, minutes and terasurer's report and
8, 1943, at 12,30 non, Ca"ried. reports of the year by the sscretar-
The following accounts were les 1of the various departtaents.
paid:- Psalm 27 was mead responsively
Municipal World, supplies .... 8,61 followed by hymn 148, A very
Post Publishing house, interesting paper entitled "The City,
ballots 8.00 the Church and Education," Meyer-
Jno. McGill, surveying on ed by Mrs. Strachan was given by
No. 1 Turvey Drain 3,00 Mrs, Wilson. A reacting l'y Mee:
Jno. {t'aig, D.R.O. 4.00 Richardson and a solo by Mist,
Geo. Noble, Poll Clerk 2.00 1Iingston were enjoyed by all The
S.S. No, 1, rent 4.00 meeting closed with a hymn and
Geo, Martin, Returning _ benediction. .At the close of the
Officer 15.00 regular meeting a delightful tet,. was
S, S. No. 9. Rent 4.00 served and fees for the comle3
Frank Bell, 13,11.0. 4.00 year paid in by the members atter
Jos, Bewley, Poll Clerk .,.,,2.00 which a hearty vote of thanks was
S. S, No. 5, Rent 4.00 offered to the hostess for hat, hos.
Thos, Brydges D.R.O. '. 4,00 pi.tality.
riot. Yttill, Poll Clerk 2.00
Jas. Kerr, D.R.O. 4,00 At the Churches
Sam Alcock, Poll' Clerk ..,2,00
S.S. No. 7, Rent
Chas, Bosman, D.R.O.
Robs. McMurray, Pallelerk
S. S. No. 10, Rent
Ralph Shaw, D.R.U.
Harvey Robertson, Poll Clerk
A, H. Erskine, taxes 822.97
A, H. Erskine, taxes 378.02
Mrs. Gross, relief . 15.011
Fred Logan, aftercare 7.00
Municipal World,
4.00 Services on Sunday in Melville
4,00 Presbyterian church, Brussels, were
2.00 conducted by the minister, Rev. S.
4,30 Kerr. The subject 01 the moving
4,00 sermon was "Tete Kingdom of God,"
2.00 a'nd the evening sermon was based
on "Critically Ill,"
The services in the United clmrcln
an Sunday were conducted by time
minister, Rev, H, Wilson. 'en the
morning the subject was "Tbe Re-
anhscriptions 9.15 wards of Christianity." The subjent
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. of the evening- service was "Refus-
ing to Pace Facts." A duet was sung
REGENT THEATRE, by Misses Margaret Jewell and
SeafoTt)I Ont. Ruth Wilson,
s � ,On Wednesday, Jan. 0111, the
NOW SHO'WING-
Desperate Journey
Errol Flynn Ronald Reagan
Raymond Massey
Bomber crew crash-lands In the
heart of Germany! And off they go
on a 5 -man commando raid to Berlin ! read the Scripture lesson and Rev;
and back! ..A once-ln-a-lifetime ad- ; fi C. Wilson o1 the United church
venture! I gave the sermon. The offering was
given to the World Evangelical
Mon., Tues, and Wed. Alliance,
George Brent Jean Sennett The services in St. John's church,
Twist Beds Brussels and St, George's, Walton
Comical, confusing, oompllcated life ' on Sunday, .tan, 10th were le keep-
ing with the season of Epllipilany
when the rector Rev M. F. Oldbam
Next THURS., FRI., SAT, peeaohed on the visit of the Wise
Brian ,Donlevy Macdonald Carey Men to the infant Jesus. The gifts
. Wake Island I of gold, frankincense and myrrh all
Robert Preston had a significant meaning. Gold
448 Marines . , , In their 14 -day stand I typified that Jesus is to be Icing.
against uncounted thousands 01 franklncense, that prayer and praise
Japanese ... Wrote in letters of fire are to be offered in Hie name, and
an Imperishable chapter In the I myrrh that He was to die 20' the
history of the United Nations' sins of the world. In Epiphany
Season Ole Missionary wart of the'
COMING- us-
i ehreh is stressed, Service wa
Metican Spitfire sees a Ghost hell In St. David's, Hentryn, at
festival of the Bphiphany, rho
second of the Annual Week of Pray-
er Services was held in St, John's
Anglican church at • 8 p.m. Rev,
M. F, Oldham was in charge, Rev,
S, Kerr of the Presbyterian church
In a modern apartment house.
Falcon Takes Over 8 p.m. .,
NOTICE—
Thu 59th annual meeting (1 the
Policy holders of the: Pima emitter,
Mutual Fire Insurance Coumauy
will be held in the Forester's Hall,
Alwoial, on 'fuesrlaY, the 20th day of
January, 1943, at two o'Cloclt, for the
purpose of receiving the rep .0(1 of
the Dil'(cicrs and Auditors, and
disposing of the saute, ;'o: the
election of officers, and any mile'
business that may conte before the
meeting
Ladies' Aid of Melville Church
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of Melville Church was held on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Seeker with
sixteen ladies present. Mrs. Deluder
our new president, was in the chair
and opened the meeting with prayer
Seorel'ary's and Treasurer's reports
were read and adopted. After some
discussion it was decide to • nrtinue
with cent -a -day collections for the
coaling year. It was decided to
have a Pot Luck Supper In connec.
tion with the Annual Meeting to be
held oa Friday, Jan. 15, at 7 o'clock,
The offering was then taken and
the meeting was closod by repeating
the Mizpah Benediction after whiclh
a social .half hour WAS enjoyed,
~
Card From
Prisoner of War
The following card has been
received ,by the Brussels branch of
the Canadian Legion from Thomas
'Bendall }oho is now a prisoner of
war in Germany:
• Sun„ 25th, Oct, 1942
Dear Sia':-
J'ust a few lines to let yon know
that any address has been changed,
just in case you should be intending
to send more cigarettes, If you
should wish to• send anything you
may do so through local branch of
Red Cross, Sorry that it da so t
short a note but it can't he helped.
Address on front.
Thomas Bendall
Getangeneunummer. 96703 ; c
Lager-Bezeichnung,
M,,Stammlager ViII 13 f
;Deutschland (Germany)
Friday Ilii[ht wound up 'i lir
rwo „;x111(0 "f Brussel;, League wi
015 sec' 111 Willey) (mother) 7'1
first game: 11,C.S. es, Town, wa;;
treat display 01 our hon" (alto)
1n the now half, 'Tina opened lb
scoring with A. Roller: Hewitt.; aide
by O. Riley, Bolles ant Miley cans
back. 1x01 with Riley getting th
counter. 1130111 Bolles mil Rile
0111111' bael( to bang in the th1: 1 gna
Bolles from Riley. In the ;;.'con
hall, 11.1',S, changed their' position
S1111 Graeme Scott collet (11
school's emit goal assisted by Lay
coetc. ,holt relied back again fo
another counter lroen II. Bell Th
;'ams was getting really warmed in
now and Bell belted In another fro
Laycock and Scott to make it 3-3
Thou (town eonle the line again with
Bell longing in another from Scott
B.C.S. then look the lead, A change
of lines end Don W111is the (T.N.T.)
kid took a long shot from the blue
1111a and outwitted goalie Bill
Stephenson to make it 51. It
Looked bad for the town but Bolles
came back fast with bis flashy wing -
Riley and made it 3.4, Infinite
Gillis the B,C:S, goalie With only
3 minutes left to play Mao Eseker,
ploying defence, shoved a loans pass
through to Laycock who passe'i to
Scott and Scott pushed it back and
Laycock 'tallied the final counter
just before the bell. Laycock and
Ashton played good hocltey, back-
eheckeel and kept the puck rolling
all the time. The three stuns of the
game were Riley, Laycock and Don
Willis and also K. Ashton Tor his
smart defence work. Final snore 6-5.
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--Carried.
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Brussels iVluuioipal Council Nae
held at. 11,00 a.m. on the above date.
All members being pres,>!i1 w'th the
exeeptiuu 11f I'6'. 11'iIiis, 1r)iIuwiilg
the taking el the oath of ()Mee it
W118 11101/1M by W, Oameron, second-
ed by F. 1I. Saiuis that the codicil
now adjourn to ma1
meet at 8.00 ti „ in
the Public Library. -Carried.
The first regular monthly meeting
of the Brussels Municipal Council
was 11011 un the above date :n the
Public Library. All members were
present,
'Phe minutes of the last meeting
being read it was moved by W.
tlan eron, seconded by 11. B. Cousins
that the minutes be adopted.
a. 4; s.
Morrie and Grey skated to the
ice for the second battle and the
scoring took an early start with Bill
King getting the first for, Morris.
King came right back to snake it
2-0 and then Donny Currie toothed
for the third goal, G. Nichol for
Grey scored and it was 3-1, Nichol
came right back to make it 3 2. In
he second half Morris again scored.
Currie getting the counter thea
Bing made it 5-2. J. Blake a' Grey
'ookie made it 5-3 and L. Blake
nine back to snake it 5-4. J. Lowe
stored the last goal, before the ball
or Morris to make the final score
6-4, The three stars for thi.e game
were King, Niehol and goalie 5',
Stephenson, the Grey net -minden',
:s ,n 4.
LINEUPS
B.C.S,-
Goa.l, H, 01111s; Defence, M. Baelz_
r, K. Ashton. Centre, Graeme Scott;
Wings, M, Laycock 'Ii. Bell; Subs,
11, Lawless D. Willis,
TOWN -
Give Away $1',400
To War Charities
The Teeswater Agricultural So -
elegy gave $1,400 to War Charities
in 1942, being all surplus cash from ,
the year's efforts. Since the out. 0
break of war the Agricultural So-
ciety has given $1,504,20 to the Red
Cross. This was made up of 1,157,20
in 1940 and 1941, $47.00 during 1942
plus the last 'rdonatiou of $205.00.:
In 1041 the Home Boys' Funs re- j R
Goal, B. Stephenson; Defence, H.
leDonald, H. Gowing; Centre, A.
ones. Firings. 0, Riley. Jack Me.
mired $300.00 and another dona- D
tion of $800,00 in 1942, making a G
total of $500,00.
The above amounts coupled with :: G
the $500, to the Aid to Russia, and 1
$300, to the Salvation Army, brings W
up the grand total of 82,504.90 that 0
Teeswater Agricultural Society has 1 M
given to War Charities sines the
outbreak of hostilities. D
It's a grand achievement, and
Culross and Teeswater people are Go
justly proud of this patriotic 0
sa'criflee on behalf of the Agrtcultur•
ni Society.
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onald,
REV -
Goal, S. ,Stephenson; Defence,
ord. Bloke, G. Stevenson; Centre,
G. Nichol; Wings, J. Blake, G.
ork; Subs,'Geo. Blake, Ron Gerd -
I.,. Blake.
ORRIS -
Goal, G, Stephenson; Defen ia, D.
uncap, L. Bryans; Centre, B. King;
V rings, 7, Lowe D, Currie; Sults, H.
wing.
fticials-J. Lowe, 0. Riley.
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We hope to see a good crowd for
ile next game Wednesday, Jan, 18
ome n.nl boost your favorite team!
Tt'etch for snore hockey news next
eels and the schedule.
Reporter W. H, Bell.
Until next week Happy Storing
oys1
Airman Receives
Commission
Mr. and Mrs, John Rowland re-
-Teeswater News,
Four Candidates Seek
Honor At Opening Of
Session On January 18
GODERICH, Jan. 9-tSeveu new B
members will take their sea`s on
the Huron County Council when it
begins the January sessio't an
Tuesday, the 18th. The new reeves
are; Cecil Wheeler, Morris town
ship; Alex Watson, Colborne1 Hoe -
old Moffat, Tum'nberry and Deputy-
Reeves
eputyReeves Thomas Love of Stephen
00(1 Jlames Inglis of Howlett.
Me is the Liberals' year for
choosing the warden, for which
there le likely to be a tour -corner-
ed light. It is believed 17 ,Liberals
have been elected anti 12 0 ,serva-
tives, Last year there we -a 14
of the former and fifteen of the
lattter.
Those seeking the wardenship
are Reeves Alex MacDonald, Aslm-
field; B. W. .I'iuclteY, Exeter; Ray-
mond Redmond, East Wawanosh,
:anti S, 13. Whitmore, Tnekersmiih.
'Contributions in Cloderioh to the
Canadian Aid to Russia Rhea, have
coached a hotel of approximately
0
F
t
a
O
eived a cable saying that their son,
light Sergeant Bill Rowland, of
he R,C.A.P., overseas, has received
commission and is now Pilot
Repairs Made—
* you have 'broken furniture or
repair jobs to be•done in the line of
carpenter work just phone 21, The
Post end ask to have it done,
Prompt service. Charges moderate
DIED
LOWRY -- In Brusaels on Tuesday,
January 121111, 1943, Walter A.
Lowry, hi his 66th year.
Funeral will take iflace from his
late home WilliamSt, on ?ridgy,
The following account, we's Pre'
Belated:-
Geo. Campbell, Dec, salary .. 5.00 y
G. Sanderson, weigh -
master, 1942 30.00
Brussels, Morris & Grey
Telephone Corent
and tells 11.50
D. N. McDonald, coal 2.40
Jno. Gibson, plower repairs 1.15
C. N. R,, freight 1.85
R. W. Kennedy, printing ,..,,, 35,00
Bickle-Seagrave Co„ soda ,40,13
Municipal World, supplies .,, 4,14
Geo. Blake, wood 13.00
Brussels Hydro, street lights 99.00
hall lights 1.41
Library Grant 600.00
R. J Bowman, registering
deed 2.65
CI. Sanderson, Fire Dept.
supplies 8.2;r
0, Sanderson, fireman's
salaries 24.50
Relief for December , 18,00
Moved by F. M. Semis, seconded
by 'W. Willis that the account3 as
real be paid, -Carries.
Moved by W. Willis, seconded by
W. Cameron that the Tax Poll be
returned to the Collector for 1
• month. --'Carried.
Moved by W. Willis, seconded by
F. Souris that R. B. Cousins and W,
Cameron be the Street Committee
and 10. Semis and W. Willis be the
Fire and Finance Committees,
--0irried.
Mow.). by R. B, Cousins, seconded
by W. Willis that we accept the
j report as submitted by Dr. Jamieson;
M. 0. 13 -Carried_
Moved by W. Willis, seconded by
F. M. Saints that By Laws No. 1, 2
and 3 be read the third time and
finally passed, -Carried.
Moved by W. Cameron s=.conded
by R, B. Cousins that the deet Mon-
day night of each month be Council
meeting night. -Carried.
Moved by W, Cameron, seconded
by R, B. Cousins that there being
no'further business that the Council
adjourn. -Carried.
Note -
,By -La -v/ No. 3' is published else-
where in this paper.
13Y -LAW No. 3, 1943
By -Law No. 3, 1048 of the Village
of Brussels, in the County of '
Huron regulating the parking of
motor oars on the streets within
the Village of Brussels.
WHEREAS it is expedient for the
snow -plowing of the streets, that
the parking or cars be regnli'ed
THEREFOR the Municipal Council
of the Village of Brussels enacts as
follows:.
1. No person sheU park or allow
to be parked, any motor oar or
truck on the streets of the 'Vil-
lage of Brussels Por a time
longer than twenty-four (24)
hours,
Every person who is guilty of a
contravention of this by-law "hall
incur a penalty not exceeding $5,00,
exclusive of costs and in ease of
non-payment of the fine and coats,
these may be oollected by distress
and sale of the goods and chattels
or the offender,
Passed in open Council this 11th
day of January, 1943.
Orangemen To Gather
At Winghan On July 12
Winglmam will play host to district
Oraatgemen on the twelfth of duly
this year, Rev, E, 0. Goilagher and
Joshua Scott, representing the
L.O,4, were present at the last
sitting of the council. The council
agreed to gtve every suppers
Possible, free eeneessiona and use of
,Tgnutry 150, ,Service at 2 p. m. the town park and arena in 01,50 of
$800, Jnterment in 13rdssels Oemetery. rain,