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The Brussels Post, 1945-11-21, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE qff • SSELS POST BRUSSELS, ONTAM Wednesday, November 21st, 1945 CARD OF THANKS MUNICIPAL NOTICE Bert Black To Be I wish to thank the many friends for their Mud gifts of Dower:, fruit and beautiful cards, clueing my re cent illness in the Clinton Hosptial. Mrs. Leslie H. Betimes. DANCE in Brussels Town Hall on Friday, November 23rd musk by Ken Wilbee and His Orchestra Admission 35c Lunch counter Draw for Chest of Silver will be 1 hereby qiee nothe that the Norm 'nation of P,eeve, Deputy Reeve and Three Councillors, to serve the Twp. of Grey diming the year 1946 will be 'held at TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL At 1.00 P. M. to 2.00 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1945 If demanded a Poll was he opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1945 Polling Sub -Division No, 1 At School House 13, S, No, 4 Polling Sub -Division No, 2 At Sohool House S, S No. 1 Polling Sub -Division No. 3 Awarded D. F. C. Word was received tetlaY. that Fen, It. L. Black has beta awarded To say that we 11111:1'elways be opened. wite the presinent, Mr. Meek ehe thlitinguWlecl Flying Crowe The truthful eeems a, Neu elementary in the chair, The Crusade theme text of tile telegram was as follows: 'The 1Viitasler for Air, personelle and the Chief or the Air Staff, 011 behalf of himself, and all ranks er CORNER STONES Rev, George A., elnne, Mae, Honesty and Trutlifianese. (1) United Church Y. P. U. The weekly meeting on die Y.n,CI m i was nein the1:ai• einem on Mondny. Nov. 19, The meeting eee maxim almost unnenoseary to , acing "Spirit of the Living God" was sise among decene .eeople. yet aliens sung. We reed respousivele a are, a great many Peeplc who would Portion of the (Rh chaptsr of Gala the Royal Canadian Air Forccon- Ti • - .- ot deliberately and daily "tell el tians which "was followed oy the e gratulete you most heartily on 1110 lie," bat who neverhelees are not Lord's Prayer. Everyone joined to eninormly straight aaa franic with sing hymn 37, "Stand up, Stand ur award of 1:11e Distinguished Flying their neighbours, Weta a . comma, for ,Tesus " The minutes of the last Cross, announced on Novenaber 16 by his Majesty the King. Areauge- thing It is to fuel of straight , meeting were read and the. motion inente will be made to have the forwardhonesty la onens talk, to of adoption was mode by Mr. Black medal presented to you at a later say something which is meant to be and seconded by Ruth Wilson. date," misleading without twat:toy ejaking There was some details of business an untrue s tatemen t, to tell part of , to be attended to. Mr. Black urged made, now on display in Rann s At School Hausa S. S. No. 2 Mr. Black Ilainilia.rly known to the truth and keep book something the members of the soetety to In- store. Sponsored by St. Ambrose • .. Polling Sub -Division No. 3A i everyone EIS "Berl" is entelled in the essential to a true undel standing or crease the attendance by bringing . At A. 0. U. W. Hall, Walton College of Forestry at the University Sodality GirlsPolling Sub -Division No, 4 of Toronto. it. What a common thing it is to their friends. It was mentioned, . ) sacrifice tenth to boesllul exaggera- I too, that there was a possibility Jr At Community Hall, Moncrieff Polling Sub -Divisions No. 5 ( Dr. J. D. Colquhoun, M. D, To Lion and the desire to "make an , having motion pletires concerning impression," to affect surprise ora "Missions in Africa" antes the New At Township Hall, Ethel, Open Practice In Aylmer pleasure er pain when that is not I Year. Mr. Wilton brougat to the Bazaar & Hot Supper in Walton Community Hall Thursday, November 22nd Sale of Home baking, aprons, fancy -work, quilts, etc. Under auspices of Ladies' Guild and W.A. of St. George's Church Supper. adults 50c Children under 12 25c The Ladies' Aid of Knox church Cranbrook 'are holding their annual bazaar on Thurs., after - son, Nov. 22 in the upper part of the Conummity Hall, Cran- brook .„ Bazaar opens at 3 o'clock. There will be home-made baking knitting and fancy work. Ar- ticles suitable for Christmas presents. A 15c tea will be served. Everybody welcome. Melville Church Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M. A. 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 A. M. Administration of Holy Baptism Sermon subject: "A Necessary Journey" 7 P. M. Sermon Subject: "A Difficult Vow", Louie D. Thomnsoa, Organist mid Choirmaster, The United Church OF CANADA Minster Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship "A Second Chance" Junior Congregation 12 Church School and Bible Class 7 P. M. Evening Praise The Faith That Conquers Fear EVERYONE WELOOME Church of England Parish of BrU11811111 Maar Rev. Maurits* F. Oldham Sunday Before Adoent Nov. 25 St. John's Brussels, - 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Glass 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and sermon St. George's 2.30 P. M. Sant,/ School and Bible Class 3 P. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon St. David'* Henfryn- 2.15 P. M. Sunday Salim and Bible ChM No service This Sunday. Next Service Dec. 2,111. Mrd A. H. Newell of Huron Cottage In Charge. Polling SulnDivisiong No, 6 -Former R. C. A. F. Medical Officer really what one lens. What a attention of the group that the new At School House S. S. No. 5 common thing it is to he EL hale , mirror al lee • hat' 'oft uf the church Polling Silo Divisi ,u No. 7 At Community Hall, Cranbrook Polls to be open from 9 a. en. to 5 P. M. J. H. Fear, Returning Officer, Ethel. MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that the Nom- ination of ,Reeve and Four Council- lors and School Trustees to serve the Twp, of Morris during the year 1946. will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS At 12.30 P. M. t'i 1.30 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1945 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1945 Polling Sub -Division No. 1, At School House S. S. No. 1, Depaty R. 0, Laurie Scott—Poll Clerk, Thos. Kelly Polling Sub -Div. No. 2, At School House S. S. No. 9, Deputy R. 0, Memmo Jackson—Poll Clerk, Walter Shortreed Polling Sub -Div, No. 3, At School House S. S. No, 6, Deputy IL O. Harry MOGnire—Poll Clerk, Wm VanCamp Polling Sub -Div. 4, At Twp. Hall, Morris, Deputy R. 0. James Bryans —Poll Clerk, neck Clark Polling Sub -Div. No. 5, At School House No, 7, Deputy R. 0. Melville Mothers—Poll Clerk, Charles Sonde Polling Sub -Div. No, a At School House S, S. No. 10, Deputy R. 0. Sperling ,Tohsten— Poll Clerk, Wes- ley Jerymn Polls to be open from. 9 a. m. to 5 P. M. Yil :in, Returning Offker, R. R. 4 Brussels. George REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. Now Playing— Thur., Fri., Sat., Nov. 22-23-24 Double Sill Last show at 8:45 p.m, Joan Davis Bob Crosby Kansas City Kitty —Aiso-- The Last Hoesman —with— flussell Hayden Settling in Towe Dr. John D. 001CilliltlUll fernier R.C. A, F. Medical Officer, who has served with the Air Force in Canada and overseas, will, shortly open an (*Nice in the Town of Alymer, tu be sit- uated over Miller's Hardware Store, on Talbot Street, Dr. Coleuhoun io a graduate of Dalhousie University "double-faced" in some Centro, I still is not paid for. Se suggested versial matter, to "carry favour" or that the Y.P.U, donate snme money avoid disfavour with both myna', I fffi' this purpose. No definite decis- changing your tune acending to khe , ion was reached on this matter. company you are ne How many After a motion by Charlie. Thomas People there are who are not Patsy Anderson was chosen as straight enough to differ from ?on Press Reporter, The possibility of , having a soca! cv wee let tn. r in your' pi esenoe, though they future was also diseussed. do it behind your back, l-Iow many in the 1932 Class, and prior to en- The message of the evening was people there are of tee opposite type 1 listing practoced in Ethel, Seaforth, who speak unpleasant "home -truths" in charge or the Claistian Citizen - I Oneareo. He retired from the R. 0 very bluntly, preteeding they are I ship group of which Charlie Thomas A. P., -on Ootober 16th, 1945, and at is convenor. Nora Shaw gave an doing it unwellinany and out of 1 that time was Principal Medical intersting topic which described friendship, when they are really , Officer at Eastern Air Command doing Canada's Major Problems, After doing It out of jealousy and a 1 Headquarters in Halifax. Dr. Col- desire to burn In all these ways t this a lively discussion fell 1 Ind in i Ouhoun with Mrs. Coleehoun and which other member; gave their I possible to sin against. honesty and young son, Douglas, will move into perfect truthfulness. views of our country's problems. the house they recently purchased Alice Brothers doeeten M learning Yon may ask :Where then are we aeon] Miss Helen Barnum at the corner of Rene and Raglan Streets during the next few &tee. At the ieserverly all that we think? The Present line he . Is remodelling 1015 answer is that it is not a matter of office and plans to be open for con- sultation in the near future, —Alymee Express Dr. Coleuhoun, pries to going to Seaforth, pracbiced in Ethel. Mrs. in our dealings with our fellows . It Coluhoun is the former Dorothy is useful to ask cuesenvest "How Fear, daughter of Mr. awl Mrs. would I like to be treated like that .7. H. Fear of Ethel. myself?" "Am I an straight. with other people as 3 would like them to be with me?" As far a.s the gossiping habit is concerned, It may be worth while to quote the old to draw the line, slums it eannot always be a duty. to streak out un - drawing the Mine' at all. It is a matter of the right spirit and out- look. In actual eirletese it is not difficult -to know what truth demands Ethel Musician Gets Post As Waterloo Supervisor Arnold L, Earl, of Ethel, has been chosen supervisor of music for Waterloo public school by the Waterloo Board, His duties' are to commence June 1, 1946, at an Initial salary of $1,800. Appointment of ie Waterloo music su,pervisor became necessary when Kitchener terminated the joint music (instruction agreement. Mr. Earl holds a supetvlseor's ,cer- tifitate in vooal music and a specialist's centifleate in instru. mental music. He le an associate of Western Conservatory of Music in violin and piano depantmentr. At present, Mr. Earl instructs in vocal music in 23 raltal, village and town schools in the vicinity of Ethel. Mon. Tues., Wed., Nov. 26-27-28 One of the Greatest Pictures to come out of Hollywood. Since You Went Away —with— Claudette Colbert Jennifer Janes Joseph Cotten Shirley Temple Due to length of this feature there will be only one show each evening at 8 p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 29 -30 -Dec. 1 In teachnioalar Marla Mentes COMING— Sudan Nob MEI In teohnloolor Jon Hall Bring Your Eggs To Brussels Export Packers Ltd. YOUR EGGS WILL GET OUR PROMPT ATTENTION Highest Prices Paid ElFor All Grades Akare et Your Buil WW 1. Affilecarala 11 itel Pearson, Pro • * * * * * • • advice that when you hoar something said abo'it a neighooar's character or conduot, before you repeat it you should ask yourself three successive goestions. First: Is it true, Second: Is it kind' Thiel' Is it necessary to repeat it at all? PEOPLE WE KNOW • • • * * * * * * Miss Dorothy Armstrong spent tbe week end 'in London. * * * Harry McCatcheon was 'taken lo Seaforth hospital on Sunday, It is reported that he Is doing faVourably, • * * Karen Baseball, danglicer of Mr. and MTS. C. Buschlin, who has not been in good health has been in the sick children's hospital in London. • • • The many friends of Mrs. Leslie Beirnee are plesaed to learn she has been, able to return home after an operation in the Clinton hospital. * • • 1VIrs. N. L. Fry of Wingham and Mrs. J. Pollock of Allse Craig and Mrt. A. K. nee of Toronto were guests of 'Mrs. Robert Thomson hist week. Melville Church On 'Sunday morning the minister spoke on the subject, "Whither Bound," a subject, depicting the choice facing the Ca Mien when given, a command 'by God. The morning anteaten was "Praise tho Lord" by Tamblyn. The Education Week Jnint Service was held in Melville Churcli in the evening. The service was conduct- ed by Rev. H. C. Wilsoe and ,Rev. G. A. Milne, The sermon subjet was, "The Structure of Knowledge." The Public School Cboir under the derection of Mr, G. M. Laycock, Principal of Brussels Continuation School, gave an exellient rendering of the Forty -Second realm as set to the tune of an old French chant. • • • Mrs, W. Tucker was called to the home of her pasents at Aerwood on Tuesday. Her mother suffered a fall and Is In a serious condition, She was accompanied by Marion, end Rarrmond. Suffered Stroke We hegret to repoN, that Mrs. Geo. Flpptton Mattered a stroke on Thurs. day of last week and that she is now a patient at. Wingham PlospitaL Her condition is not veof encouraging, --Winglsaro Advance Time*, a new chorea, "You Can Smile" The meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah Benediction, St. John's W. A. The W. A, of St. John's Church held their November meeting at the home of Mrs. W. Tacker on Tuesday evening. The president was la charge of the meeting which opened in the usual form with the members' prayer repeated in unison, The minutes of the previous meeting were read and, approved A bale of new and used dolling was packed to be forwarded to the Mohawk Institute of Brantford. Mrs. A, Morrow read an interesting piece illustrating the intelligence of the Africans, The meeting closed with prayer. United Church W. A. The W. A. of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. W Lethal with 29 ladies pesent. The meeting opened with the sliming of the hymn " I ant so glad that our Father in Heaven." Mrs. Meining read the scripture lesson /allowed by the Lord's prayer in uniena 'Mrs. Bryans read a report, of the las. meeting. The treasurer's repot was giver by Mre. Bell, Miss Robinson gave a report of Ilte dem,rating ot the church and thanked all the ladles who gave their time helping Nom- inating committee for officers for 1946 is: Mrs. S. Davison, convener: Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs, 'Bann. Colleetion was taken, also the birthday money and bells were brought in. The me-41ng closed with the singing of the hymn "I need Thee every hoar' followed by the Mispiin Sena fiction. Mrs. BMus condueted two interesting contests which were enjoyed by all. A tasty lunch was served by the ladies in charge. A hearty vote of thanks wee given Mrs. Leitth for the use of her home. The tinging of "God Save The Wag" closed the *octal halt kW. * * * * 11 * • WEDDING * * * 41 Pinkey JermYl SEAFORTH — A pretty house wedding took place at the home of Mr, and lis. A. in, Hereey, Main. St,, Seaford., when Alcoa V. lerniyu became the bride of Georga Pinkey, Seaforth. Rei. O. P. L, Gilbert officiated. The bridegroom s gift. to the bride was a eamme. Tee bride looked lovely ln a street' length dress of blue erepe trimmed with gold, and she wore a string of pearl bead -s, Mae:- the wedding ceremony, a fowl dinner was served by the hostess, aunt at the bride, .A three-storey wedding cake decor- ated the centre of the table. Mr. and Mrs, Pinkey will reside in Sea - forth. Brussels Continuation School Commencement B.C.S. Commencement was held on Friday night, November 16 in the Town Hall. The programme took the form of a three -act play Aunt, Tillie Goes to Town," while between the acts the various Diplomas and Shields were presented by Mr. D MacTavish, chairman of the school board and Rev. Wilson. A capacity crowd were enthusiastic in their praise for the play which was well -directed by Miss Heel] Cook and Mr. William Blaze, The stage was tastefully deco_ated and the players were very suitably made up to fit their various roles. All the students who took part deserve great credit for the performance. but special mention should be made of the manhungry Lucinda played by Laura Speir, the man -bating Aunt Tillie as portrayed by Ruth Wilson, the barrel -toting Mervin Tucker displaying the shanks of Charlie Thomas and Ronald "fix -it - all" Howland as played by Irvine Dunn. Denis Bowman did fine work in actling the part of Pamela, the pretty but apparently jilted fiance. Proficiency .Shield *inenrs: Gr. 8—Marie Dolt Gr. 6—Jim Armstrong Gr. 10—Leona 'Watson Gr. 11—Dorothy Dennis G1, 12—Ruth Wilson Gr, 13—Ruth MacDonald Music—Thelma Brohers Girl's Athletic Champion—Jean Hun Boy's Athletic Charapion—Ross Knight General Character and Proficiency Sptpvey D.C,R.A. Medal for Howard Ryan Mantin Murray Memorial Prize for Standing in Anglish—Frances Dennis Because of war shortage it was impossible to present athletic medals to the Intermediate and Junior Field Day winners. Honour Graduation Diploma—Ruth MacDonald G ma.n,r,asidutealeinon Blipkieomams rgDa,r1roltn BBoewn: Rath Wilson, Jim Camezon, John Spivey. Intermediate Diplomas Audrey Anderson, Gloria Clarke, Doreen Counts, Dorothy Fraser, Lillian Gibson. Joyce Jardiae, Isabelle Sellers, Elva Sholdnee, Phyllis Sulli- van, Leona Watson, Jean Wilton, June Work, Kenneth Knight. Re-arrgangement of Anglican Parishes At a recent meeting of the Survey Committee of the Anglican Diosese of Huron, held in the Synod office, London, it was decided to place St. Alban's Atwood with Christ Church Listowel and this will come into effect, when Rev. F. H. Paul, the new rector -of Listowel assumes his ditties on Dec. 1st, St. David's, Henfryn will still continue with 01. John's Brussels end St. George's, Wagon with the present rector, Rev, M. F. Oldham th charge, St. Alban's., Atwood and St David's, Hentryn which used to have a rector of thele own were placed in the Brussels Pariah in December 1941 to meet the problem of the shortage of clergy during the war years and the Rev, M 9'. Oldham of Brussels has looked. atter the 4 congregations. A parish approximataey 20 miles long and 10 miles wide. The new arrangement necessitates changes in hour of service. St. Alban's, Atwood will have service at 3 Tam. and St. David's, Henfryn at 11 a.m. during the winter months and a more convenient time will be es- tablished during the summer. St. David's, Renttryn and St. Alban's Atwood have been together as a 'parish since 1881 and have had rectors that have, become famous In the Anglican Church. The present rector has served in the parish two terms of office.. shooting-. 0th Victory Loan • Poster Contest The winners of the. blinthi VichisClir Loan School .I.'es.c,r ;LP., laid follows: - Class "A." all Seuunifingar School Puptle; ist peize—reareilar Penhale, Winchel Seheol, Ara, No. 6, Osborne; ealil lilopilen, WII16.14 it, S.S. 'Osborne, Class '13", Grades 7 and 8,, Brandi. Elementary Sorools: lst Ruby Muller, S',E. No 8, Hay 2111 prize—Colleea 13111, Grand Beata School. Class "0", Casnee • -1, 5 and ate Rural Element ary Schools: Ifent prize—Lois Webb S. S. No, 4,. West Wawanosh; 2nd piese---Murray Donagli, R.R. Nu. 2, Lueknow. Class "D", Grades 1, 2 and Z.. Rural elementary Schools 1st alette —Isabela 1Vienheleor, S.8, No. West Wewanesla 2nd prlee—learms Dale, Sen No, 1, bullett, Cliass "E", Gradee 7 and 8, Dab= Elementary Sete:ens: lst Palma Shirley Taylor, Eeetcr; 211e prism -- Mary Clmerd, Wia;hant, Class "F", Gneiss 4. 5 and s,, Urban Elementary Sonools: Prize—Ruth F. Bowen, n'entiredi School, inotierIch: au! prize Mauer Gage, Wsngham. Class '0", Gemes 1, 2 and' Urban Elementa y Schools: It prize -Wayne IVIeBrinse, Henseenn P.S.; 2nd prize -John MeDoeirente- Victoria School, Godeeieh, St. John's Church Mr. Artrur Pea.:,.1 of Huron College, 1.,,ndon, and wh 109 home 111 131. rowel was in e iarga of the aervi:i.s en Nov, nth in St. Jorhafis B,ussels. and St. Lavid'a HentryilL The Women' Guild of St. John's Churel, held the Neve anber meerforr ,n the clmrch Vestry on Tiles -shale, Nev. 1•11: with t"' president, naue. George Da 15 in charge. Mrs. IL E 0,dhao, read the Scripture. Leesres and M.r. G. 131, 10 the prayers.. Y,rinth.y foes ari does assl d. The United Church The fall Thanaoraeleig Service tea - the Woman's awry Society NS as held on Sundae nenning in thn United Church. Our Iniesicnever opportunity in Angola., Wess Atr102t was the subject -if the aderess, nee" choir sang for a morning antheMe "Walk about Zion" by Carob The eeeeing seralee was withdraws for the Fducatim Week service la. Church. Woman's Place . . • On The Payroll? Frogs In Tumberry Expect Mild Winter Bluevale, Nov. M.—While TiirnberrY Township folk go about preparing for winter In much the usual manner, forebodings feat at this seasom are minimised by the promise that weather is to be mild during the coming monelm, township prophet bates thie cheery nredItclon on the discovery that large numbers of small green frogs are atilt MI. 'china In tItie distrlet itswamps, IIWAYS/Pfeaerirefw" Funeral Service Held For Melbourne Woman Funeral service was held in Mel- bourne United Church on ThursdaY for Mrs. Catherine. Riot:suds, who died Tuesday at Masao Villa Pri- vate Hospital. She was the widow of Edmund Richards, and had been a lifelong resident of the Melbourne distriot. Mrs, Richards was an active member at Melbouyne United Church, the Rebecca Lodge, and the W.C,T.TJ, She Is survivea by two sons, Orville, of Toronto. ons Carmen, of Hamilton, and two daughters, Mrs, J, L. MeDonald, of APPin, .rma Mrs, Stanley McKellar, of Alvinston. One sister. Mrs. Charlotte Haggerty, of Fingal, also suvrives. Rev, J. M. Bell conduct- ed the service and Interment was In Longwood Cemetery. Clare Boothe Lace, Oonneoticentar glamorous Congress -woman anegn playwright, writing in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (Nov. 2..e? issue of The Detroit Sunday limes, tells why she believed women% Place is in the heme, although in- dustry is welcoming women workers and surveys indicate they are avant as eager for jobs. Get Stinclaajnie Detroit Times. Mrs. W. A. McKelvey Passes Away 15 Moutreal, Thuesd'ay, Mast 15th, Mrs. W. L. Melaelvey passeaway at her home in Na.re Dames. Degree, after an illness of elevate months. Her maiden name was. Clara Morley et New Illambura, Pao. The bereaved are her husband Ismail' one son Dr. M. A. McKelvey aria Mrs. McKelvey an two children': al Margeag, Pue, One sister, adnew Neibel 01 Galt and two e.beetee 0 orge Iniorlee v 'Carl 111% taut' Charier. of Bran,:.,.; Stirs IL ElAmie: of Torolie axe Mrs. Bryans and M gelfelver Bruasele, Alex of Sask. and. 13. of Ventoever, 130. Engagement Announeement Mr. and Mrs. Josaph E. Breath of Turnberry, Wish to announce the ere• gagmen* of their daughter, Irima Jean, to Arthur Titgaz, non ot Isr• and Mrs, Arthur Bdgar ot 'Morrie, The marriage to take pldee the Month, MORRIS Mr. Roy Armstrong of Windsor - is with his brother Wafted, 5th Bum. Mrs. Lorne 'Nicol is bedllaylng Toronto. The Farm Forum meeting of the - 5th line VMS held at the henle dr Jas. Michie with 21 present. Sort Anderson was appointed stecretseraL It Wag decided to hold the meetings, in the school houte after this. TheBa start at eight-thiritY Ithar)). On Monday afternoon of tale week several ladles met at the fenny of Mrs. Chas. Davis and two quilts Were finished *Gay tor. shipnitelit. and Mrs. W. H. Brewer Seat Me and Mee, Gordon Walker Illettfitt with. Mends in iltrattord. •