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Friday, April
music by -
Palmerston High School Orchestra
2 Guest Soloists
Come One ! Come Ail.
Admission 50, Dancing 9.2
Wednesday
April 7th, 1943
BRUSSELS, ONTAREO
Now Is the Time
Here Is the Place
any
Now
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d Shop is the time to have at
of the following work done in
reedines
a for Miring.
Saws, Scissors an n v
Repaired and Sharpens
Furniture :Repo re
Including Upholstering
ar enter Work Done.
Telephone hone 31, Brussels
Or
Leave Your Or er
The Post Print
Save your money and buy an the
Victory Bonds yon can In the Pendia
Victory Loan Drive and put Brussels
over the top again.
"The Son Of Man Game .Not
To Be Ministered Unto, ButTo
Minister, And To Give His
Life A Ransom For Many."
Melville Church
11 A. M. "The Cry of
Dereliction" The Fourth
Word From The Gross.
12;15 P.M. Sunday Scholl
and Bible class
7 ;P.M. "The Cry That Speaks
of Physical Suffering" --- The
Fifth Word From The Cross.
COME AND WORSHIP
United Church
Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Simon- The Gross -Bearer
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
ible Claes
7 P.M. Evening Praise
"Divine Compulsion?"
EVERYONE WELCOME
Church of England
Parlsn of Brussels afp,,
Rector. -Rev. M.
F. 5th Sunday In Lent April 11th
11 A.M. St. Alban's Atwood
2 p,M.St. 'David's Henfryn
4 P.M. 4t. ;George's Walton
7 P.M. St. John's Brussels
Services of Morning and
Evening. Prayer
Subject "Christ Before Pilate"
Sunday -School Sessions --
10 A. M. Atwood,
11 A.M. Brussels
3 P. M. Henfryn
3,30 P. M. Walton
St. John's Brusselh —
Wed., April'.
8 P.M.;Weekly Lent Service,
Set of Lantern Slides= -
Yukon Diocese,
Sugar Ration Applications
Go To Wingham
The housewivesof this district
will send their sugar application
forms to W. A. Galbraith, secretary
of the (Local Ration Board, Wing -
ham. They must be sent In not
Later than April 15. Don't delay,
1111 out and mail yours to -day'.
CARD OF THANKS
Tse Brussels Fish and Game Club
a'eknowleclge with thanks the doua.
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Engagement Announcement
The engagement, is anointment of
Kathleen Jlinnetta youngest dau it.
ler of lir. W. A. Upper -asci the late
Mrs. Upper to Ross Henry ellesr son
of Mr, and Mrs, Prank Duncan of
1 Iiruooels, Ont.; the wedding to take
;place on April 17 at 2 o'clock at
Holy Vanity church, Welland,
Engagement Announcement
Mr, and Mrs. George Alcock cd
Morris Township wish to •tnnourtde
the engagement of their only Baugh.
'ter Gertrude Mary to Robert
Norman Dodds, eldest son of 3,Ir, and
Mrs. Robert Dodds of McKillop
Township, The marriage to take
piece the latter part of April.
Woman Regains Eyesight 1
After Twenty -Five Years
Mrs. John Rowland, who liven on
lot 1, concession 44, McKillop town -'l
strip, has much to be tha.nk"u1 for
these days. After twenty-five years
of blindness she has suddenly had
the miracle of restored sight granted
her. She was stricken with blind-
ness 111.'6be fall of 1918 when she
received the news of the death of
her son Joseph, who was killed in '
action on November 15. 1918. New
after years of darkness, she can -see
tion of $13.49 received from the again. -
i
Majestic Women's Institute for the
B. M. & G. Cigarette Fund. ,
Sea -Press.
DANCE
Ethel Township Hall •
Wednesday, April 14
music by the
Gorrie Orchestra
Dancing 9 to 1 : Admission 25c
Proceeds for War Work.
CROKINOLE PARTY
in Melville- Church Basetnerit
Wednesday, April 14, at 8 p.m.
• Sponsored by Melville
Sunday School
'Larch will be served.
.Admission --Adults 25c
Children 15c
REGENT THEATRE,
Seaforth, Ont.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
April Sth, 9th, 10th
Two Features
2nd show starts 8.45
Penny Singleton Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
— IN —
' iElondie Goes To College
The Bumsteads enroll in College
—Also—
Charlie Starrett Russell Hayden
•Royal Mounted Patrol
A double -starred outdoor show.
lti Full of action, drama and thrills.
•
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
April 12th, 13th, 14th
2nd shows starts 9:15
Brian Dunlevy Veronica Lake
Allan Ladd -
The Glass Key
•Dashlell Hammett's latest murder -
mystery thriller.
Saturday
Morris' Township School
Back The Attack
There are approximately 43,00E
residents In Huron County, le every
one buys a One Hundred Dollar.
Fourth Victory Loan (and soma
01' us can buy considerably iuore)
the people of Huron County would
subscribe $4,300,000.
If we ail buy Fourth Victory Loan
bonds to the limit of our abillt/, our
orders for $6,000., $2,000., $1,000
$'600, and $100, will provide not
only our Harron County objective
but a record to show the ,aembers
of our armed forces we are "Backing
the Attack" to the limit:
Presbyterian W. M. 5.
The Easter meeting of the W.MjS.
was held Friday afternoon in the
church. The president, Mrs. Kerr,
opened the meeting with an Koster
Prayer. The Scripture was read
by Miss Mary Lamont and Mrs.
Strachan led in prayer. After the
treasurer's and secretary's reports
were read Mrs. King and Mrs Scott
gave a piano duet. The topic "An
Lasater Message," was given by Miss
Margaret Hyslop, Current events'
were taken by Mrs. F. MlloheIl,
After singing an Easter Hymn the
Lord's .Prayer was recited in unison.
1 Majestic Institute
To Broadcast Over Concert and Dance
CKNX, April 9th The OKNX Ranch Boys and mem-
Miss Dorothy Golley and a group hers of the Barn Dance Group were
of pupils from Public School Section, enthusiastically welcomed by an
Np. 5, Morris township, will put on, audience of 500 people attending the
this weeks programme in the i concert and dance in the town ball
lauteeeses ve War :Savings Stamps' -oo, Friday evening of last week. The
and Certificates, at 7 p.m. on Friday, I evening's entertainment was s.pon-
Apnil 9, over 'Wingham. Radio', sored by the Majestic Women's
Station • ,f,60NX. Huron County I Inatitute. • The entire program Was
Schools are to be commendel for i tilioroughly enjoyed by those present.
their splendid contribution to the The proceeds were quite gratifying.
war effort in arranging these inter- Total p'coeeeds of the evening being
esting programtmes.
MB: ;Door admissions were $186.
The 'Malt which was auctioned
Spring 'Cleanup 'realized $13,00, which was donated'
Attention is drawn. to the reg- to ritei;';4-M. and Gr' cigarette Lund
ulatton that air •adouanulation of ash- Williams. Grasby of Morris township
es, refuse, garbage, manure, etc, in _got the quilt. The refreshment
yards, out buildings,' cellars, etc. ho.atb, which was well patronized
within. the limits o8 thisa municipality took in $83,
OR Brussels must be cleared away
by May 1st and that thereafter all
such matter of an animal or vege-
table nature front private dwellings
or business places most be either
burned or kept in a properly covered
receptacle the contents of which
shall be reglarly removed. AT i St. Luka 23:9. Then he questioned
LEAST TWICE A WEEK. with Him in many words, bat He
- By Order, answered him nothing.' Jesus
• Anglican Church Notes
The sermon subject of the sermon
In St. John's Church on Sunday
evening, April 4th was "Christ
before Heeled," based oa the text
1 ' Divine Silence teaches vs that all
At the Churches • Herod's excitement about the Lord
The Holy Com muni0it was este- and his interest in religion, though
bested at the United Church is the I real and not assumed were worthless
miming service. Miss Carrie. in the sight of God. If we show
Hiugeton and Mr. Jack Bates sang a
duet. At the evening service the
Minister's subject was "The-- Brook
that Failed."
CM Sunday, April 4, the services in.
Melville Presbyterian Cltnncli, Bros- 1raev:bia mind from earthly vanities
eels,, were in charge of the Minister.
and to use a higher region. The
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper interest taken by an unrepentant
was celebratedak ' the morning shiner in religion. can meet with no
service. An anthem, "Come Unto , response from God, however demon -
interest in religion it must be
sincere. The silence of Jesus was
as it were an appeal to the dtesipat-
ed and superstitious monarch just
to be still for •a moment, to with -
Next Thursday, Friday, & Me," by Rowles, was sung by the sCratiYe and excited it he We have
April 16th, 16th, 17th choir, At the evening service Mr.
Two Features heed of repentance. Let His Spirit
•Derr preached .on the "third word rorgn. supreme .iii our hearts and he
2nd Show Starts at 8.45 from the Cross," in whirl Jesse will he abundantly rewarded,
Hall Roach committed .Its mother to the care of
presents the Apostle John, An anthem, "Come
Broadway Linnited
with
Victor McLaglen and Dennis O'Keefe
—Also --
Down Rio Grande
First show starts at 7;SO
each evening.
Matinee each Saturday at 3 P.M.
Market Price Paid For
Highest
POTATOES
AND
TURNIPS
F. M. SAMI
Phone 80 Brussels
to our hearts and abide," by Macy,
WAIN sung by the choir, and a solo,
"Near the Cross hdr. vigil ' keeling,"
was wondered by Mies Marie King,
Mr, Louis D, Thompson, the new
organist and choir leader, wae in
charge of the music and presided at
the organ for the first tithe dace his
appointment as organist of '1elet"tlle,
Church,
Great Rush For Gasoline
As Old Books Expire
"Fill her up to the neck," wan the
good word at local' gasoline stations.
Mat 'Wednesday, as the panel: day
for use of the old ,ration hooks drew.
to a close. Fawn early morning bust-
nese wee brisk 58 everyone. Made
sure the automobile got what may be
Ws last good drink,:.: Prom now on,
u nder the new, .and tighter, gaso-
line rationing, oar owners will Count
thelr tickets, and dole them out so
as to have enough to last the year
through. Of course It Is expected
Oat many will get • Special Ration:
Books, 'but no one knows how gen
erous Mr, Octtrelle and his titaifl
W ill be k • or ars.
Lenten Service
The weekly Lenten service was
theld'in St, John's Church on Wed-
nesday, March 3d, with Rev. al. F.
Oldham in charge. The sermon was
based 00 St. Matthew 26:41• "Watch
and pray that ye enter not into
temptation, the spirit indeed is
willing hut the flesh Is weak;" These
words were ,spoken by our Lord
in the garden of Gethsemane and
are especially suitable for the Lent
season: We are to watch end pray,
and be' ever ready tooffset all forms
of temptation. After the sermon, a
set of 53 lantern slides were shown
'on 'Saskatoon Diocese,'. The slides.
depleted news of churches at Lloyd -
Minster, Price Albert, ,S't, John's
Cathedral in Saskatoon, Endeavour,
Rbotitord, Partown, Radisson, 'lthu•
manue1 College, ,Saskatoon, the
University of Saskatchewan, views
of the dialed out area, settlers', new
homes in the northern part de the
diocese, elevators at B.adissnn, the
work of ,Summer Students, Bishop
Messengers and S. Il, Caravan
Local Pioneer History
r y Clarence Grainger
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.ia m s * s Taken from the school lett.
Section S. S. No. 9 Morrie.
Obituary
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* * On David's Moore's farm, on res
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26, north � con. 9, was a lag scYccva?i,
Mrs. John Hart stood in the year 1804. lJdWrs. b
Mtn. John Hart, widow of the late Bryans now owns the lot.
John G. kart, was buried in Maitland Auditors for the books for: 18r/—''
Bank Cemetery, Seaforth, on Mon- Donald Scott, W. M, Garvie,
day, Apt•1l 5th,funeral services being- Auditors for 1805• were the sooner
hold from her late residence, Lot 28, as 1804,
Concession 8, Morris. Her demise In 1866, Thomas Kelly (eh hale iv
occurred in Scott Memorial hospital, Peter McDonald (Sec.-Treas.)..
Seaforth, 00 Friday, April 3, after In 1866 20 cords of wood wensn.
an illuess of three weeks. Pall, bought at 70c a cord.
bearers were George 'McArthur, In 1870 a new school was bait:, «so
Melcolin Fraser, Jos. Bowley, Ed. south half of lot20, con. S, Herm.
I3ryans, Frank Bell and Garfield The land was purchased from W. 11..
McMlehael. Button for 325.00, The agreerner.AK
The deceased, Emma Etta Hannah cost $3.00, The logs cost 310.00, 3'olsie:
Mann, was born in I3ullett Town- Wilson was paid x,150;00 for buildHi5
ship on September 13, 1830, On the scbool. Glass and putty cost 455..
October 5, 1897 she was unite=1 in They paid Mr. Button 32,00 for the
marriage to John Grimolby Bart, deed,
who predecased his wife in Anril, Auditors for 1837—Alexander Wm
1942. They resided in McKillop Call Robert Hillis, Mr. MaCaII wan
Township before moving to Morris Simpson McCall's father and Buie&
Township, some years ago. where Simpson McCall now lives,. k
Site leaves to mourn her death, eon. Isabel McCall's great uncle.
four sons, James, Joseph and Donald Scott, lived where Torte
Clifford at home and George of Grey Bolger now lives, Lot 80, Coa, S.
Township; and one daughter, Mrs. Peter McDonald, lived on the farm
William Riley of Dublin, Also now owned by P, Arent (Geoff
surviving are three borthers, Joseph Luck Farm) con. 7. He was DouivrAt
and John Mann of Hvllett, George McDonald's father.
Mann, . Clinton and two sisters, W. M. Button, he was Alfred But
Jenny Mann and Mrs. William ton's father and. Ross Battove"s,
Hunter, both of McKillop and twelve grandfather. He lived on. school lot,
grandchildren, Mr. Robert Hills, he was a Dacbe31.-
• or, and lived where Robert .Bird now:
Mrs. Roderick McLeod lives, con, 7. He lived also on Simp-
son MoCall's farm, and Bred' fher?,
resident of Walton, passed away the
Mr' W. Garvie, used to lies en c ter.
30 day of March in the hospital at 6, Morris,
New Westminster, B.C., she suffered' Thomas Kelly, an uncle of ATOP
a stroke the 20th from which • she Margaret Kelly who is now 72 yea�dr'
never rallied, she was the 2*rd, eldest cf age.
HMS -
daughter of the late Donald and Auditors in 1838 — Thoems Siie3-
Mrs- McDougall, old residents of ton:. J. A. Kelley.
Walton and Cran1rook and woe in Auditors in 1869— George KeI3a
155-
her 81 year. Her husband passed 'Phomas Skelton.
away last August. She leaves to Auditors In, 1370 — Alexander Mao
19.
mourn ,tigi. demise. a •fancily of 9, Call, George Kelly. They bought $
namely; (Myrtle) Mrs. George Worth of metal desks,
McCwtrcheon, Gray S'ask,; Retta, Audltors in 18711--GoGrge Skeit .
New Westminster, S.C.; (141a) Mrs. George Kelly.
John Finlayson of Detroit; (Ethel) Auditors, in 1873 William GarAf
Mas. Fnenk Colby, Toronto; '(Iiia) .George Kelly.
Mrs. Jack Riddell, Toronto; (Mar. Auditors in 1878 — George Ke31"';.
garet) Mrs, John Mitchell, Fraser Thomas Skelton.
Md1ls; (Aileen) Mrs. Pxe.nk Wright,Auditors in.. 1.874 — Thomas HOW,
New Westminster and Dari aad Bert John 'Shortreed, In. 1974. in Janaa•lea-
of Fraser Mills. Alex made the they had an election in the sclumi..
mate
supreme sacrifice :in 1917, and there The school received $3.00 for the
is also tour sisters and ane,h:other, of that day.
Mrs. Joseph Love, Walton; Mrs A. Auditors in 1875 — George 7!e713'.
McLean, Sedro Valley; Mrs: J. D. George ,Skelton. During this year•
Hinckley, Seaforth; Mrs. W J. William Hutton was paid $26,75 ane
Smalldon and Alex McDougall St, a school site and for deed $3.00, Pew.
Thomas. The bereaved share in to J• Jackson for school house are
the sympathy of the comnnmity, site $130.00. They bought a Schoch
bell ($1.10).
Dr. R. W. Knechtel, Continued on Inside Page
Retired Physician,
Dies In 82n1 Year
(The Winnipeg Tribune -
Church Board
Dr. Robert W. Knechtel, Ste 1 , ntertains Choir
Plaza apts., physician and surgeon, On Friday evening a very alie-
who fleet came here in ' 1897, died joyabl.e evening was spent in tim
early Monday, March 29, at 1115 United Church when the Ofile553
sesfden'oe in hie 82nd year. Board entertained the choir at 111
Dr Knechtel was born. at Brussels, sonnet. gathering, The tables herr
Ont.. and had practised, here 20 boon tastefully arranged by 1Ir`s
years. He was a graduate of 'trinity wives of the Oberoh Officials and a'
college,, Toronto, and practised his sumptuous repast was laid for thee
profession due years ,at Ripley Ont., guests of the evening. Following
before taking post graduate a°nla0 the toast to the King a toast to Lha•
in Landon. 17vg, Dr, Iiitechtel won Church walls proposed by Mrs. Dan'
two degrees there, L.R.O.P, aid Denman and responded to by Mr. BL
M,R.C.S., and returned to Canada Bates, The response to the tares
and me Winnipeg in to the their, was made by EL
practisedcahereto 20 years, then1897 retirHeed Clifford Buschlin, Anamusing pane.'to his farm at Souris where, he grant was presented by choir me-
remained until thefall of 1936: bens who were called wit&onV
WI -ilia at Souris he carried °tit• pteviatie notice to eontrflimiw
extensiveexperimental work in numbers, Instrumental solos Worst
wheal breeding.given by Mr. Busehlln, Mies Rule
lIr: lLnechteI was an active Wilson and Mr. Proctor. ''cavi
ember of linea:. Vnited church, nrunbers• were contributed by :'4tisse
both in Winnipeg and Souris•
Idella Bryan and Jean taperreica..
Ile Was a son of John Nicholas Lloyd Wheeler and Sock Batess:-
I? neolttel .and Margaret Me Readings were given by ' 1Kiesess
Michael, pioneer settlers of Brim.Addie Cardiff, Margaret 1?uwnita
sels,r Out, where they arrived to Mrs; Bowland and Mrs, Wilson Elm.
1306• Dr. Knechtel 1.0 survived by R, 1)ownirg led the gathering itsax
his widow; Mrs. Ita'bel Weremueia contest. The program
Xeeohtei, whom he marrtell 1n concluded wt.% the Benediction
1892 at Brussels, and a brother,r -
William N., eh Kitchener, Ont
Red Cross Notes
A very successful tea w9.3 rte?
Blood Donors
at the workroom last Wednest?ala
Siia'ely there are many • 1116°d With the ladies of the eat Con1 '-
donors for 1110 lied Cross in, sion a Morris In charge. The MO-
ceoda Were $16.56.
A donation of $50 front the W'nit'
Workers of the 4th Cbneesafon rig
1Viorsls is acknowledged with tlianl ..
Brussels, Morrie and Gory 1 t
Phone your name to 19X at mute
so the 1151 may 1)e ready when a
C11hlC is arranged at Wingliam:,