The Brussels Post, 1945-2-21, Page 1THE
'POST PUiBLISHING HOUSE
BRUSSELS
THURSDAY
Tbie 1eiS
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Two Shows Nightly 7 & 9 P.M. Matinee 2:30 Saturday
CLAIRE TREVOR JOHN WAYNE
GE RGE SANDERS
"ALLEGHEItiri UPRISING"
From the pages of American History comes
this daring True Story.
MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
Rod La Roque
—in—
"T .,E SHADOW STRIKES"
"The weed of crime bears bitter fruit" emphasized in
this chill -a -minute thriller!
Added` Attraction:- WORLD WIDE WAR NEWS
COMING SOON—
Allan Lad and Loretta Young Is "CHINA"
•-'�,�.�. �'—SLS,. •• i---
Maple Syrup Rationing
te Said'
Unchanged angel in 1945 -
" Attawa, Feb. 19.—The Prices
oa
Board announced Sunday the re-
moval of maple butter from ration
ing, and said no major changes
either iu prices or the method o1
rationing maple syrup and maple
sagar were planned for the conning
season.
During the- main producing season
--- from Feb. 19 to . May 31 — eaoh
valid preserves coupon is good
for the pnrchaso of one quart (40
fluid otmees) of 'maple syrup or
two pounds of maple sugar, After
May 31 the coupon value o1 maple
syrup, returns to its normal level
of 24 fluid ounces per coupon. •
tri, I
the
make
11 You cannotyourself
man you ought to be by letting
God Alone.
ta/lelville 0)1'130t'l
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B,A„ B.D.
• •M inister
10 A, M. Sunday S;ehool and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
"The Easy and The Hard Way"
7 P. M. The Evening Service in
The United Church.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
Choirmaster.
Come and Welcome.
United Ch;lr ch
Minister -Rev: Hugh C. Wilson ?a
11 A. M. Morning Worship A
"Thou Shalt Not Kill" i
Junior re
ani r Con r atlo
9 9
n
v 12 Church Rch[+oi and el
le
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
Rev. S. Kerr B.A. a O B. D.
will bring. the message,
EVERYONE WELCOME
ttiet't c,.
at ell
eeetGI''tdt
Church of England 4,
Parish of Brussels
Rector, Rev.F
M . .Old s t h m
Second Sunday In Lent
February 25th, 1945
St. John's Brussels—
2 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
St. George's Walton -
180 P. M. SuSchool
Y
and Sermon
A P. M. Evening prayer
ano Sermon
St. David's Henfryn-
1.15 P. M.
Sunday School
un
Y
and Bible Oras,
• 2 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Serr >
Wed„ February 28th
ant: John's Brussels
8 P. M. Weekly Lent SerVio=
and Sermon. Set of Lantern
Slides on "The Indian Resi-
dential' Schools."
REGENT. i-1 AT E
Seafrorth,, Ont.
NOW
SH
OW
IN --
G
NSe
xt Thurs., Fri., gat, , ,
Two Features
Martha O'briscoli Noah Beery Jr.
Week.
ALSO-.. End Pass
•Lomse Allbritton' Robe .t Paige
Her
Primitive
The screen's. top tau h.sta
9 r array.
Mon., Tues, Wed., Feb. 26, 27, 28
TW
O FEATURES—
'Jean Cabin Richard' Whorf
The Imposter
A dramatic: recital of a
man's redemption.
A Ls0•-_
Springtiane Johnny
with
THE ANDREWS SISTERS
A musical comedy packed with
popular tunes.
Next Thurs, Fri,, Sat.
TWO 'FEATURES—
•lon Hall •
The invisible Man's Revenge
ALSO—
Ghost Catchers
JC)M1NG-•-
Gung Ho
. Hat Check Honey
To see a complete show, when cubits
features are shown', patrons must be
it, by 8.45 p. m.
arraanila
Brussels Red Cross
Annual Binge and Dance
In the Brussels Town Hall on
Friday
Evening
March 2nd
Draw Will be made for 6 cords of wood donated by
D. N. McDonald.
Music by Kett. Wilbee and his orchestlra•
A lunch booth will be llronrlded.
Under auspices cal the finance Collimittee'
Admission to dance — 35c
',11.11101160111•1111!
,Wednesday, February Zist, 1945
The
Onager Sari e t
At tit ere are always new molts
d:e,cusaioni; prevailing around 1)118
Otinitllitltlity as ,tet! as other awn -
mutinies we have opened Ulu ..oiu at,
t.rdtl• the beetling "Cracker Bartel,'
Some of these discussions are la the
loan of t:riLicisIu, which, { when
11011 ee ,#e„e`•'rl`"
ons••'''',.7,277.".iv.000,....-con-
.
vt ,•,.:v,on-
,enctive, but let u.a stick to Ibe
dfis'(•ruttive lilyPR,'; •as, 1110011 - as
' 1'>':s'ible that:44474R> • say, tr`;4,t1gi,l4tr.
build up a better 000)110 city and
for the betterment of all living in
the c•ontontunity. The cormnunitly
referred to bore takes in Brussels
I to well as Morris and Grey Town-
s1tips,
' As there are various topics
from
whish to choose, that would he of
interest to other readers of The
Peet, you may even use your local
Darrel' es such and you can't make as
mad, let us hear from you --so Cone
on folks here is your ohauoe to v',tce
your .opinion in 'regards to any
topic, As it is necessary, teat the
writer's name be atgned 1>ut in case
they don't care to have their name
appear In print a pen name con be
added along with Signature and it
will be used 'II' requested. We
guarantee the real name will not be
divulged gel if so .wished. A;ridrese to
"The Clacker Barrel,"
Smash Hit At Cozy
. Here's your entertainment 1 e-
Po7•ter with more news about what's
ar at the Cozy these days. Well,
friends if yeti enjoy a well acted
movie with a story that will
eom.ptetely carry you •:sway we
strongly recommend you head the
Cozy way either Thuiattay, Friday'or
Saturday nights, Froai - the .vet•T
pages of American history : crimes
the dramatic story of the Alnericarn
Revolution, a dramatic story sot 111
the days- when the law was the
lash and Indian massacres- wcte
Commonplace events. Stupendous
liegond words, magivificeiit beyond'
description is this thrilling rale who
laved, :lived and died ander the
shadow of the whip' To add tothe
0
•'
bill
taILC.
e f an
h
already "f
Y 9 alltl n
p
g
picture li
l coarse such headline stars as
John Wayne leader of the •'revolu-,
1louist party who tool( up a-- sword
for freedom e clam dal t
c the
love renegade
ale
maid, Claire Trevor, as the meld,
Cleorgo :Slanders as the arrogant'
British officer who.
enforced «
ott
ate
and a brutality, B.i•ian Donievy as a
dishonest trader plus jRobert Barrat
and ,Toll]} P. 1'Tanlilt0b (keea -pour
eye on ]bras) and scores more superb
artists We knowyou'll acclaim
"Alleghany ripriaing' 'as the finest
film yet shown at the Oozy,'
"The Weed Of Crime bears bitter
fruit" but it makes for sweet enter-
tainment _ when the "ST-iADON'
ST.Rdi1lJSS" at the Oozy theatre
lItenelay, 'flu,esclay and Wadnesmay,
After ten consecutive years on the
radio, the Shadow brings now,
slni'Ching entelltainment do movie
goet's. We are. not prepared to t5Y
(and report% oix 111me in this column
1Lave been honest. and nnbiasedl
tiaat "7'he . Shadow. Strikes' is a
dramatic ma.stenni ece or ' any
artistry in acting, but we do say it's
a solid downto-earth murder el ;try
that wilt keep you tense wlt:o excite.
111[111, "The Shadow Strikes" show-
ing at the. Cozy Monday, Tuesday,,
011d Wednesday i:5 a mystery story
that will keep yon baffled to the
very end an) thrilled from start to
finirh, Rod La. Roque handles
his pant "as the "Shadow" with the
expertness borne , of tt talented
artist, Picture fans that go For a
fast moving action ,mystery thriller
will go tor• "The ,Sitadaw Strikes"
ort
the Oozy Monday, 'Priestley and
Werth esdoy 111 a. big way..
HORN
1l(rl AGIOART—Tn IScott Memorial
TTosipital, Listewei, to Mr and Mrs
T0twoo1 NfePaggaa•t, 10ihel, on.
Thdrnsds.y, Febrtiai'y 15th—a son.
Donald Wayne,
e
0
a
tearing
Auction
Sale—
of Pierre stark and t
n,
lrmelln
will be hold at tot 5 Cnacnselen
8, Smit T.anee elf Morris; at 12
r'oloelr noon, Tuesday, Marsh 6111,
Tennis: Cash Nu 'reserve no Ymrnt
is sold, Ge.orgn TT. (Ynlultet% prop
rletrr, Trat'old Jmnlcaort ArtetInneet i
anadiait Army 91 Actio„
Pelee mhe it1. Cena.d{11,.1 Arn)y,1
1.i inning behind a thtrndemos 1141 oar
arraign unpin fttane.tttrowert and!
1101M,. immnelmel it gran(1u9621r>ft¢n-
atte a{st)ai00ftly deeil;netl to turn alit:
Went-ivltill',a north 1!altlt and brei It
tin, the II ltllr slid Velllelttrld
•
Local ` News Items.
A..
BRUSSELS, ON rARKO.
Ration Coupon Due Dates
coupons iY
valid. are butter
' , [
ILtI
to 90, sngm' 40 to 1) and pre.'eer
18 to 40. ' Butter coupon 93
0(1105 valid on. 1•elitiany 21 yi'lh(
r na ealatty date uu CI*41.19/e; itpolt b1v°1;x. al
Engagement Announcement
80
vet,.
Mrs. Margaretr an=t Best antvuie t
the
be ,rngagement or her eoaLly daughter
l.e ! Aldle J1'izabetlls to Sydney Taut
ltd • 1 lite t.lt00, The marriage is to take
place in Hamilton
1''ebruary. ,
World Da , , {ora a .
yr�'��,�. ye
fie VINnlr [1 Pre ee•
wa
oh:served this year bra Friday, Feb.
10th in Melville Presbyterian
church and a Barge number of
the women of the community attend-
ed. The service • was conducted
under the leadership of Ml•o, S. Karr,
Mrs, M. F. Oldham and, Mrs, Nichol.
Pale readings were taken by .1110.
,Borrow and. Jars. Parker. Prayer
was offered by Ma's, Geo-. Davis, Mrs.
Hanittten, and Mrs. C. Matheson. A
apendld address on the subjent of
.
player• was ably given: 1.Y Mrs.
Wilson. A duet was song by it's
NWT? and Mrs. Cousins. Mrs. Roby,
T'ioineon wa's' pianist fn'- the
meeting,
Bluevale Raccoons
Welcomng Spring?
00
St. Valentine's
DaY, a Pair a
coonsstel, r,t '
the afternoon chewing
twigs and branches on an -oil apple
tree nor 00 feet from a House in the
village, What's this a sign of. Are
they not out unusually early for
hibernating anlimels1 Grouu[litogs
and mucknato have conte even closer
to the sante hoose, but this is the
first time for coons,
Mrs. Robert Presto
Arrived From England
Brussels welcomes the Brat British
war bride to : arrive. in this com-
munity. - She is Mrs.. 'Betty Bathes
Men Prest who, with bei• smell
dsieebter Jennifer Helen, arrived at
111' litems of her lutishand's parents,
Ilir. and Mrs. T. le Prest, on Friday
nightof last week.
Mrs Prest, who .'
is En lis`1
born,
'n
g
was. married to TV
01
R. 1•I. Prost,
navigator. in St. Mary's Ohurtn of
England, Kenton, Middlesex, Eng-
land.
on February oar
9th. 1
Y 943
WO
Prest has been listed as ,pissing for
the past 15 months.
Mrs.
Prest.,
w)tro was the former
or er
Betty Kenai eon Frost, left btr
home in L0nlgland, her mother, Mrs,
Irony Frost. of Kenton, Middlesex
and two sisters, to 'bring little
Jennifer to ben grandparents, where
tihey will make their home,
Crokinole Party
The W A. ce .rhe' United Church
•50011 ored a ...w4jeinole patty 111 the
basement eti the church ori Turiday
nietnt, There were ten 1 ia,lll.:s in
play' and all enjoyed a f sal time.
Proceeds, amounted to 2.13,110. Mr.
teo )on Sanderson wan the prize, a
',Vol. Saving stamp..
Short Course
'Tale second day of the 4111111
c(1(11,e '0r the farmers of ,In1is and.
Grey will be -betel on Friday, ;March
211 In the °Council Chamber o1' the
Brussels Town- Hall. The emits will
be Farm Mechanics and '.'eterh>a,y
commencing at 111 am. '1'11e toll
coterse will lie held in Gerrie on
Pets PINth and 9th.
Bingo and Dance
-A good crowd attended the Bingo
nod Deane held in the po.'it Ifa11
Friday night under the aura .oee of
r+:
Br
Le
pt,ti,. Brussels . .
5 br
anr
h of
the
1 1
�• an.
Good ln•Izes were given for the
Bingo and dancing was • njoyed to
the music- of Lien Wilbee's orchestra.
Proceeds, go to the ive.a
1 Bag
eigarett� farad.
Coldest In
Twenty -Five Years
The opening month 0(1943 is re-
110rtel to Have been the coldest
Jai/nary in twenty-five years new
will have any difficulty in believing
tris t'epert, There were only three
aye, ' a Toronto despate 1 says,
when' the mercury rem'aint.t above
he zero 10ark. The bureau give,%
he average temperature ler th8
'onth at 149 degrees above :era.
An Apology
d
t
1,
We wish to apologise lo�IsF t:
p U my m.1 n
Y
friends for the poor quality of the
picture "Heats Off," 'which appeared
at The Oozy Monday, Tnesday and
Wedneed
a
y We offer no excuse
other than •to say we were misguid-
ed in our booking. We feel you
Mast st g r
ee that orpictures in .h
e
past have. been varied and highly
entertaining e,nd, as you know, we
Lew' some extra special film treats
in store for
your future
Y movie
enjoyment. Oen` sincere thanks for
aeventing this ptnre that we know
,:as not worthy of your attendance,
Please accept Our assurance that
the picture "Allegheny Uprising"
tarting today is as excellent as
Hats Or was had.
'Signed Mickey
titer 44,atet, of
•
Her mother said the wee girl was
not in the least disturbed by the
long trip to her new home and that,
while the crossing was rough, it
was pleasant.
•
Conserve Manpower & Horsepower
n Met4
Avery
untilith
f o11ow :
to
This is to save the delivery rig travelling over the same
street many tunes each day.
der Early and be
sured of deUUvesry"
Baeker
Phcne6
le
rosp
ruse
Hockey 'Scants
Sy Oliver Riley
On '1'ueed-ay, Feb. 1)th Ilrnastla,
visited Trowbridge 111 the Lewee'el
Armin. anti uauined iudetnat,
q by
hantltng them a 11-7 beutint , The
genie 11115 cast and rough and many
Penalties were handed, out.
,The first period was fast end very
clean and Brussels opened the scar
ing vn /I•beelrliata11 shot when 111ltee
ar•oreti (30111 WilUl and holies. Don
W>llfy inc•titright baalck and seed'
ort )lass from 11ttliKis to 'melee
2-0. The play got faster a.5 It wen
along and tilet.eart>ca ware :early
trying hard to score. Bill Bing
made it 3-0 on a ,pees from D,
Corrie, 5000901 opened the scoring
rot. Trowbridge on a pass from
Marshall to make- it 3-1. Been 0 the
period ended .again scored on
a. pass from, Rollers and Riley 'to.
make it 4-1.
1n the 80)0114 Brussels 01)ened the
scoring when Bolles scared 2 Goal's
o tassisted in S8 seconds to matte it
6-1. Trowbridge kept on pressing
and were rewarded with a truing
goals to 'make it 8-5. The 00(rers
fc•r Trowbridge weer E. Adams 2,
Smith and Tabor one each. After
this Brussels held their Own and
before the period ended Brussels
m•eri
s,t2 goals when King and
llolles scored for Brussels to make
it S-5.
In the third period Brussels out-
scored them 2-2. Gillis to the Brut
eels net played a sensatiouu.I gaine
of hockey .Tohnston opened the
scoring for Trowbridge on a pass
from Bitton. Bill Xing :scored his
third goal 0l the game to tna:te it
71-5. B. Adams scored on a pasta from
E. Adams to make It 9-7, There
vere severs! penalties handed out,
Peussels at t.imee were 2 men short
lett held them scoreless until the
men came on, D. Willis scored lies
third goal of the game on a pass
from Rolfes and Riley to slake it
10.7. Before the game ended Rollos
canted' his 4th goal to matte • the
final snore 117. The three stars
were Relies. King and Stnith,
Line-ups:
P t el. 4
1 l Rrs
—Gaal Gillis; is
defence.
P.r et a
• n
• a d I. McDonald; etntre,
Rolfes; wings, Riley. and Willie;
alternates„ 1).. Currie King, G. Nichol,
1•I. McDonald D. Duncan dad M
•Backer,
Trowbridge—Goal, Hamilton; de-
fence, u e Tabour and
Woods; centre
Smith; wings, E. Attains, B. Adams;
alternates, ,Tohnstou, Bitten,' Mar-
shal Simpson and Valiance;
0 at
Un Wednesday, Feb, 14111, Blyth
midgets .visited 13„ussel0 and lost
7.3, Both teams played _ a fast
game of hockey and are imm'OYin„
every tame out.
In the -first period Brussels
opened scoring with 4 minutes gol,t,
when; Don Willie snored on a pass
from B. Jewell, Cowan for Blyth tied
1 rap after eight minutes had gone.
1). Willis again •scored For Brussels
on a PASS from D. Coleman, Before
the period ended Coleman Made it
3)1 for Brussels. The were no
b1110 Elea.
In the second period Blyth mete el
the scoring when Phillips Peered. un•
assisled, Two minutes later B
Jewell scored on a pasts from D
'Willis to make it 4-8, Ryle scared
for Blyth with 5 minutes genie to
make it 4-3. 'BoiIi teams irattled
hard to 0 01'9 but both g0ailes kept
them out. When the period ended
it was still 4.3 for 1nlsselet,
Five a ljlt fres were gone in the
third period when Willis snored his
third. goal 1.0 make it 5.2. Three
minutes later he took a. pass from
Don Mtelloua.1.d to make. at 04. At
this stage .of the gmne 'Bob Towoll
was 11111-1 when be pulled a tined in
his instep and had to be curried
Off the lets Hon Willis again accred
fon 'Rinstscitt on a Pasts frons Cole-
man and D. Tilley, 'Willis with 6
goals was the trntsandittg star with
the outer twat going to b. Riley and
J. ,Tewell, •
Line ups;
ittytb- 3o 1, Merritt; iseerme,
Watson nod style; eon -Me, Phill'inm
wings, Cowan and ,Tohnston' atter•
notes, Murray. Pollard, Sihthorpa
Craig and t4 n.
Bruseebe Gond, ,1. ,tawelt; defence,
Honored On Their ,
Silver Wedding Ataniversenyr,
2,11,: and Mrs 1), N, Meletin,tid tveaat
ententitued at the borate of Mr, emit
Mrs.' Harry Y (h
u lion on
l.l`:la,3i+
Y vt+
niu6s when friends and t , lglt7a[aa'a
gathered at surprise party held re
their honour rant the eceasic,n of. their
twentyh1I1t au,liverSary:
llrs.. M rxdd receivedeee: Bell test,:
1, cket and eba:tn and M1i1)ou (141
t1 as ,gi0en a hill 101,,) 1'he 1,a,+,veii ra
,,eseutee try- f1 s. ('itanrt>iou awl;
• .ii..t?uusiils on behalf of friends
an,l neighbours. 11r, Melew.ldt
expressed their thanks ;.or the
g,fts and good wisthes. All joined
in singing "For they area .Toi:y. Gond
Fellows,"
The evening was pleasantly spent
III playing cards
$10,000,000 Red Cross Appeatt
Toronto, Ft:btuaay 13, 1945 . - "Un. •
tl rlo has undertakn to raise halt of
ne wlu uuo,u00, which the Cane,dien..
Ret (;rose Sacfet3' is as'kiti� li2»'11ni
national campaign for Linin;; begin-
ning next mouth," a statement reread-,
ed by firs, Arthut W. Ellis, piked-
dent o1 Ontario Divisidn, told lir,,
Ian R. 1Fowie, the divisions honor-
ary' campaign chairman said to -day.
Havi
ng ben asked by ea gavosst-
nnent to collaborate in this cautpaiga
with the Canadian Allied United.
Relief Fund, the Canadian 7e:1 Cross,
faces added reaponsibilit:es this.
year. Money will he raised for the
relief of the stricken peoples ;of
-eleven allied nations and this will bo.
atcomplsithed through one campaign:,
instead of many
Ontario collects more three fifty-
percent et Canadian Red Cross
fonds raised in the Dontinio:n. Over
half of all Red Cross Work accom-
plished in Canada isdone witOr
rnis province. Cost of. the helpful
service which Red Cross is renci4ring
servicemen on hospital end troop
"atlas an Canada.; a similar conduct-
ing
onducting. service- for the British wives. of..: ..
Canadian soldiers, as well As tie
cation of Red Cross lodges at military,
hospitals in .Canada, bunk large in:
this 1.
year's bttd
get. Onu{pagInc5.=
t _. a
p
til service, biggest A'eaee-time pre -
;met of Red Cross is an important
item, with plans under way for
additions osexisting't
to
ho,
5i h:dl
l S $113,1
ereotion of new buildings.
At The Churches
United Church
The Fifth Commandment was the
subject of the moaning serffian int
the United Church The child
who learns to honour, consider lint
respect in the little damocrao„e
which. is his home, Is fitted for t:
&e•
larger democracy o1' which he is
pert and in whish he .takes a part.
The child who honours 1115 parents
finds it easy to reverence God. The
choir sang the anthem 'Rock .of
Ages." Messes, 'William Procter and
Clifford Bnsa411'in sang a duet part,
Melville Church
The service an 'Melville t'hart% on
'Sunday morning was in charge or
113. Mct'larroll, 'the stludent minister
of Molesworth, who Inreaohed on the
interview Niendemus had with
Tee -us, The anthem sung by the
eeeir was, hear oar Prayer, by
Ryder. In the evening the sermon
was preached by Mr. 'Wilson. The
message was based on 1 g,n,a 1S,
with particular emphasis on ? 12, 11,'.
duet, `Saviour Bice a Shephevd. lead
ns; was sung by `M4Iuttguaret Cardin'
and 111117 Toot McFarlane. The ail•
them ryas 'Saviour Ned; the Day to
Ending', by George Nevin. The
solo partwas• stung by (lera,Lt Gibson-
St, John's Church
Service in St, John's Clime': wan
held on ,Asst Wednesday al. 8 11,x.,
Bev, M, lr, Oldham in•(ra.rbed air
appropriate sermon setting for tlaa
dnhies of Tidaniples. Self iv"'xanitari-
altnnet and Confession. Lent is to
time to renew our spirituel streng' 8s.
set of Lenten Slides 'were shower
on Sunday 'School Van Work' i1a
Cin'Appelle FilmedP., 1011011 compriSe4e
neaten, Moose ,iia.vv and Aolitime
Sas1a teltewaa.n.
On Suvday, Feb. 12th the sermon
was based un the well known verse.
Consols rind Ryan; centre,' 1Attilis; R0m4.118.f,;;2S "T1io wages of sirs Is i ..
10(1150, Coieman and 1;. ,Tewetl; a4 .death, hot the gift, of and 1s, 81.0111119..
l(1,nat0s,Ti:Ilty ri, Tirilnnald, .Mathe. 1100 tlnIngit Teems iihr1sl 0)11 1,31391"'
sun, F, Whitt.a'd. Th1a ve0go suggests. a 1)trest Ibm'
4( 4 4t
On T"rtday, 1aeb, 161)11, 13iu19049
midgets visited Winghenn and held
the high, flying Winglea.M tlllt1Yl to a
4.4 lie. The .g(4.1uo was fbst. 15 41 a
Cotttbrned oto :tacllt 1)Nre
Ional. In true T,et't 'Swot we thinket
Confession of, blit reallsIng th-it atm
end the fot'cee of evil dtesr' ;Ins dowiih
We are all prone to sin miff nae ars;
In be over on nalr guard. tile gilt
01 nternnl '!Me1Ci ataolltuble .to
Who en,#gy'[ing 'ro: do Conn's WYitl