HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-5-30, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST
POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, May 30th, 1945
BRUSSELS, ON TA►
Blood Clinic No. 1O
Was Held Here.
Blood Clinic number 1<'0' Was Ii still "
in Brussels a1. Melville breSbybadtuir.
Church on Ptrlday, May 26„ waif*"
eapervision of Muss Ainaley;7:cistons
Technician assisted by Mrs. "
itilabile Truck Driver.
The following are those wile
6)0 in making the clinic possible:
Receptionist—Mies E. Downlnag
Assistant—IVlls. Galbraith
Aoting Doctors—Dn. Jaanliest
Dr, Donnell.
Dr. Hold
Acting Nurses --Mrs, Jamfoeeara
Mrs. Speak
Mas, S. Kerr-
Mrs.
errMrs. R, WarerY&_
Mas', Ellis
Mrs, B. Walken--
Mos.
al rrMrs. T, Grams -
Mss. Wllaac
Miss M. Ru evala
Haemoglobin Doctora—
Dr. Buaroaghat;
Dr. Redm enta
Haemoglobin Name—
Miss Shortreedf
eal,tt Iheathe Buieuetl
Two Shows Nightly 7:30 & 9:15 p.m. —Matinee Sat. -2.30
FRI.
SAT.
Ravishing Deanna Durbin
"Going My Way" star Barry Fitzgerald
IN
"The Amazing Mrs. Holiday"
TUE.
Two Mighty Pictures On One Program
WED.
Bing Crosby
Gloria Jean
Barry Fitzgerald
IN
"If I Had My Way"
AND •
Donald O'Connor
IN
"MR. BIG"
John Paigne
This outstanding movie value at no added admission price.
CARD OF THANKS
litre. James A. McNair and family
wish to express their appreciation
to their friends andneighbours for
kindness :shown to them in their
bereavemment and. to those who sent
cards, Mowers .and loaned cars.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Annie
Engels wish to thank their neighbors
and friends for kindness and sympa-
ilnv -extended to them during their re-
cent bereavemient. They wish to
thank all those who sent floral
tributes and cards.
Vote
Liberal
For
Better
Government
Electors of Huron -Bruce Your Vote
and Influence is Solicited on June 4th.
W. J. Mackay
LIB'ERA'L CANIDiID'ATE
Huron -Bruce Liberal Association
Performance
Not
Promises
That is the Record of the Liberal Party
Let King finish the job.
VOTE
AIR
LIBERAL
JUNE 11
Published by North Huron Liberal Association
Engagement Announcement
The engagement is announced of
Marjorie Mae, second eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mre, Joseph, II. Jaektin
to Stanley Elwin Bray, youngest son
of Mr, and flea, Bert Bray, The
marriage to take place in June.
Engagement Announcement
James and Mrs: Deitner, 6th con-
cession of Grey wash to announce
the engagement of their second
d•mughter Clam Marie to George
Louts Blake oldest son of 'George and
Mrs. Blake, loth 'concession of Grey,
The wedding to take place June 6th
in St. Ambrose R, C. Church,
Brussels.
Engagement Announcement
Home Helper's Meeting
The home keepers will meet Friday
afternoon of this week at 3 p.m, in
Melville Church. A pleasing pro-
gram is being arranged. The guest
speaker is Miss Carroll, Mrs. H.
Speir will reedde. A social hour
and lunch will be enjoyed.
CARD OF THANKS -
I wish to take this opportunity of
Umpiring alt who sent me flowers
.and amain and . oards during my
recent illness, in the 'hospital and
since Banning home, It is all very
much appa•edia:ted.
' Mrs. Edna 'Young
NOTICE
(11GREY TOWNISHIP
Mr. and Mrs E Lester, Waodburiilly'r.s
Ont„ announce the engagement •o
their only daughter, Marguerite&
Emma, Reg. N„ to Mr, John Calvin
Krauter formerly of the 3t.C.N.V.R.,
eldest son of M2•. and Mrs. John
Knalu'ter„ Ethel, Ont.; wedding to
take place at Binbrook United
Church, ,Saturday, June 16, et 4 p.m.
` Meetings will be :held at. the '
ollowing ,places to discuss the
School Anis. Question All meetings
to oomlmen at 8:30 Pin
June 7tba schoolhouse S. S, No. 4
June 13 at`TWp: Hall, Ethel
Jane 18 at achloor house 'S. S. No, 1
June 2,1 at school house IS:S. No. 9
ALEX A'LEXAND'ER, Reeve
Brussels United Church
On Sunday morning in the United
Church the minister's subject was
"Hope an anchor of the souL" The
-choir sang the anthem "Cansider
titre -Lilies" .by W: G. Waghorne.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW SHOWING—
Thurs., Fri., Sat., May 31, June 1.2
Donald Duck
Joe Carioca
Panchita
The Three Cabelleros
Disney's wondrous new musical
in riotous technicolor.
Mon., Tues., Wed. June 4-5.6
Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy
Maytime
An interesting musical drama
filled with romance
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 7-8-9
Preston Foster Roddy McDowall
in Technicolor
'Thunderhead
Son of Flicka
A ::refreshing. ....enterfainiient ..that
whisks a person out of the
work -a -day world.
COMING—
Princess and the Pirate
Matinee holidays &: Saturdays
2,30p.m.
M elville Church
Minister
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B. A., B. D.
10 A. M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Dr. Shortt of Kincardine
7 P. M. Evening Worship
Dr. Shortt of Kincardine
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
Come and. Welcome
United Church
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
The Minister.
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
Rev. Gordon Hazlewood
Of Walton
Will bring the Message.
Everyone Welcome
Church of England
Pariah of Brussels
Rector Rev. Maurice F. Oldham
lst Sunday After Trinity
June 3rd, 1945
St. John's Brussels -
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Haly Communion.
and Sermon
St, John's Walton-
1.30 P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
2.30 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
St. David's Henfryn—
1,30P P.M. Holy Communion
and Blble Close
330 P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
Confirmation Classes each
Wed., at 8 p. m, in St. John's.
Brussels.
Deanery Meeting In St.
George's Goderloh on June Hi.
S ,
Huron Deanery Meeting
Annual Spring Deanery meeting
of Iluron-D•eanery will be held in
St, George% Marcia, Galeria, on
Wednesday, June 13th commencing
at 10 amara,
St. John's Church
Rev. IL A. Jamieson, rector of
St. Saviour's Anglican Cburoh in
Toronto was the preacher 1n St.
John's Church on Sunday, May 27th
at 11 a.m. As this date was Trinity
Sunday the speaker described the
Fork and doctrinal significance cf
the IIoiy Trinity, Rev, M. F. Oldham
was in charge of the service. Beau-
tiful spring flowers, adorned the
Communion Table. There was a good
attendance. He preached in St.
David's Hentnyn at 3.30 p• m.
BORN
DUNCIA,N—In Brussels on May 28th
to 1VIr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan—a
son, David Allen Ben.
CLA.'RK,E--Ln Brussels' en May 24,
3945. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Clarke e daughter (stillborn)
—Phyllis Elaine.
A Farmer fights for farmer's rights
when the injustice of farmers' incomes is
remloved the economy of Canada as a whole
will be strengthened and the cross section of
ow population will enjoy •a •new .Prosperity
such as we have- n4ver had` before...
Vote L. E. 'Elston' Cardiff
Progressive' Conservative on June11
LET
DREW
And
HANNA
Carry On!
HURON
s}
RUC.
VOT
John W. Hanna
MONDAY
JUNE '4th
"KEEP TOM KENNEDY AS YOUR
MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE"
Hi ron.'Bruce Progressive Conservative Association
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WEDDING
* * * * * ■
Henry—McGill
John Robert Henry, son of ,Mr,
and Mrs, Maitland Henry of Myth
and Isabelle Agnes McGill, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Walter 'McGill, Bel -
grave, were united in marriage in
a quiet wedding ceremony pea+forme'd
fly Rev. H. Wilson at the United
Church parsonage in Bnasseds on
Saturday afternoon, May 20th, The
bride wore an attractive old nose
ensemble with bruehed wool Coat
and accessories to match. The couple
were unattended.
Obituary
Mary Lamont
There passed away at St. Josepa's
Hospital, London, on Tuesday, May
15. 1945, Mary Lamont in her 74th
year. She was the daughter of the
late Archibald and Euphelnia
Lamont and was born on Lot 9,
Con. 7, Grey towmhip, Aa a young
woman she was a member of the
Presbyterian Church at Ethel. For
a good many years, she has :made her
home in Wingham and Amberley.
She .is survived by two brothers,
Chanrles of Grey and Archie of
Toronto. She was Jredeoeesed by
cue sister Katherine and two
'brothers John .and Alen, whose
funeral was on the day of her death.
Her funeral was held at her old
home where flowers 'for her brother
were Shared by her.
Rev. Hugh Wilson of , Brussels
United Church officiated at the
service, the bmual taking place at
Brussels cemetery.
The pallhearers were, Thos, Turn-
bull, Wan. Hollinger, Norman
Lamont, Alex Yuiili, Wm. Arm
strong and David Inglis.
James A. McNair
A dile-long resident .of Grey Twp,
',James Alexander 1VMNair, psasad
awe at his home on Con-, 14, Friday,
,May 18, 1946 in his 66th year, a son
of the late Jahn and Margaret Ma
Nair he was born Feb. 29th, 1880 on
lot 23, con. 14, Grey Twp.
Surviving are his wife. the farmer
Mary Crerar to whom he .was
rnanried in 1906, one'daughter Mrs.
Orley Shaw (Margaret) Mt Forrest
and -•on *on -Stuart at home -and—
sister Mrs. James Hfistop, Arcola,
Sank.
The late, Mr. McNair was a
.memlber of Craubrook Presbyterian
Church. Rev, L D. McIver assisted
by -Rev. W. A. Williams of Valetta
emanated the funeral Monday after.
noon May 21 from his late residence.
The pallbearers were John Hislop,
,Tohn McNair, Neil McNair, Lynn
Evans, Angus Brown and Duncan
McTaggart, Interment was made in
Brussels cemetery.
Allen D. Lamont
On Saturday evening, May 12, a
,highly respected 'citizen, Allen D.
Lamont, paseed away at his late
home, Lot 9, Con, '7, Grey townahip.
Although he bad not been in good
health -for a number of years, he had
been around es usual, holt was
seized by a severe heart attack and
:suddenly passed away. Ile was the
son 'of :the late Archibald and - Ilia
iliemia Lamont, being born 72 years
ago and epending hisentire life on,
tine home farm, Thirty-nine years
ago he was married to Margaret
Ripley who survives as weTI as two
brothers Charles et- Grey and Archie
of Toromti, One brother John and
ane sister Katherine predeceased
'nim and his -sister Mary passed
away on Tuesday, May 15, the day
of Allen's funeral,
The fnnenal which was largely
attended was held from the home
on Tuesday, being conducted by Rev
Hugh Wilson of Brussels. United
Church to Brussels cemetery. During
the service Mrs. Harold Campbell
Tsang, "There's a Beanttilul Land en
High."
The flower bearers were Glenn
Bray, Arnold Lamont, Maurice
Cameron, Lawrence Plant, Gordon
Sita:ple5 and Kenneth Staples.
The pallbearers were Elmer
Aisnstrong, Ernest Martin, Wm.
Bislnorp, Norman Laml,ont, Win.
Hollinger .and Win, Hay.
Office :Stag—.
Secretary—,Mrs, ID Allen
Reception Mime—+Mrs. A. XagT.
Hiistory Clerk—Mrs, W. ,Scott
Stanegrapher—MTs. M. Lamoae
Chart Clerk --Miss B; Dawning
Card ,See.—Mss, R: ,T. MaLauaik"i
Dhe ;Snack Bar was,. convened a7' •
Mrs, .J, Gibson with the falLo- Faeg.. -
assistants: MTs. G. Semis, Min.• 6:...
Backer; Mrs. W. Little, Mics. P:
Arthur,' Mrs. W. Rose, Mrs. ._.
Thorns, Mrs. Matheson and' latiz.
Wh:ittard, An added feature to, rim
refreshments was the Coca -Cel
generously served by the ftessaia..-
representative.
First Donations
Greta Smith, Ormal Sanidhi. M
M. Rusesll.
Second Donation
Miss M. McFarlane, MM-. W Mar— .
Famine, Rimer EIlacott, Miss Elharan- •
Davidson, Mise Jean ',Smith, Donk
Cumnie, Miss Evelyn Elliott,.Gammon-
Martini.
Third Donation
Mrs. E. iEllaoott, C, Busohlem
B. Elliott, :Clarence Martin, 3l .
•
ICin•g, Ernie Pletoh, Charles �
Aamos ;Smith, Mrs, J. Brearrner, SEistc-
Caadi , John A..Perrie B. Hemet/Mg--
way, Ivan- MnArter, Mas. J. Y,u11L.
,Fourth „Donatien.,
-' David McLeod, Chas, T. Davids as
a.
Murray l-iuether, H. B. Allen, thea:
Huether, John Raynard A. Wim„
Jim Warwick, Jas. McFarlane, Ctrs_
R. Davidson, Ken. Tyermasr, Meer
114. Darling.
Fifth Deflation
John Blake, -Gordian Blake, Miss.X.
Shortreed, Mac Shaw, Most
Buchanan, Mrs, W. Hastings, 1Szs-
H. Tunney, prank Carter, Mae MF kc»—
Intosh, Mervyn Pipe; Miss Ginner
Stewart, John Bowman George es-
Cutcheon, C. ,Coohmane,
Stephenson,
Sixth Donation
C. R. Conies'. Wm. Granby, Seaca.,-
Micihie, Mrs, C. Martin, Mrs.
McDonald, S. Stephenson, Mrs_ ,,.
Spibey, Lloyd Wheeler,
Seventh Donation
Kenneth Nichol, Andrew Turnl
ielna
Jas. 'Smith
Boom In
Tattooed Ladies
War has cont women flocking to
have service numbers and insignia
inked permanently on theta epi-
dermis, While others go in for
lisnrdes bluebells and the 'bey
dntend's picture, ,Read ,about this
tatooisig -erste in The American
Weekly With this OSvBflay'Fs (June 9)
ire of The Detroit Sunday Times.,
Eighth Donation
Mrs. H. ;Sullivan,
aa
r s s * ur a,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
• w< * * a *
Mrs. H, Parker Inas gone to Leaax,.-
inlgton for the ,summer•
1172•, and Mass. W. C. McKinnon; intr
Saimaa psent the 'week end with ISgt
Dunn Mckinnon. •
. Mr. F. D. Groner ,of Toronto lass
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ,R 3si. -
Crerar,
Mr. land • Mt s. Franke Bryans a
rall
Barbara, Hamilton, spent the horsy,
with the Bryans' family.
Miss Audrey Davidson, spent, die
week end with Mr. and Mrs;,.
Carlton of Arthur.
Mr, and Mrs. 1), Zimmer ear -
family, Toronto, were in 4ttn-
summer home here,
Roy Mo1ay, who recently retitrrner'
from Florian has been visiting situ„
his mother Mrs, Ohas. McKay-,
Mns. Hugh Kennedy, Montren3 t nzat
F, -Lt., IG, 'Saunders, called on rasa.
tives and friends here en Sunde
Rev. H. A. and Mrs, Jamieson. eat'
Toronto were guests of Rev. lit Z
and Mrs. Oldham over the week esmt.
The former preached at gall aerate
in the ,local Anglican pariah. e*
Sunday. „a
Rev: M. F. and Mrs, Cldttatw weer
Victoria Day with retatitiete Ats
Chatsworth and Owen $ontnii. 8l[rls
M. R. Oldpsana returned to eitalskiv.
worth with, .them alter enendint
months here,