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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-1-4, Page 1the Asuggeto dost POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1939 Notice to the Publiic """" To the Electorate of tris Holiday Visitors Village of Brussels. ►e++pn••vrro+++��e+n1.q... WY6++wstir .Dear Friends: Ernest Oanfpbeil ot Seaforth 1 wish to take this, My earliest visiting friends in t0wu, opportunity tip thank the citizens BillRowland', vita is 'attendhrg of Brussels, for the unquestionable Gregg Business School: in Toronto, Confidence you have placed in me, spent the holidays at his home here, in once More eleoting• me as outr of Mr, Allan A. and Miss Marry La- your representatives on the Council moat spent the Christmas holidays for, the Village of Brussels, with friends at Carleton Place. I regard my election as a double Misses Mary and Gladys Rowland' honour, In that 1 was defeated last Listowel were holiday guests c,t year on a policy that I consider their home here.. Gladys had the sound and sane:—I refer to diose uiislortune, while riding on a sleigh, on relief; I believe and have always to be hit by a skiiding car causing • believed "that man should earn his an injury to her leg, She was con• bread by the sweat of lits brow," fined to ber home for a few days and able beaten men should be g1ai1 but was able to return to Listowel and willing to do that, Of course I on Wednesday of this week. realise the fact that sometimes Many friends of Mr. A, L. MCDon- there is no work to be secured, in I aid will regret to know that while that case I will always be glad to in Toronto Monday he suffered a "feed the hungry," but when all is ' severe heart attack. Ile was re - well with the laborer, he should be moved' to the private Pavilion of willing to work for what he receiv— ed. 1s reported as Improving, we are Then again there are those who, glad to state, on account of ill -health, and those Mrand Mrs. Frank Oliver, itis: who are in unfortunate circum- Ruth Swanson, and Mr, and Mrs. stances over which they have 110 Jas, Oliver, Detroit, Jack Oliver control. These people must be Toronto and Miss Eva Yorkston )f eared for and kept from suffering, Ingersoll were holiday guests of and we will be rewarded in another Mos. John Oliver. way, as the good book says, "In se Bil lEokmier ,son of Mr, and much es ye have done it unto the Mrs, L. W. Balmier, is making a least of these, my brethren, ye favourable recovery in Listowel have done it unto me." hospital ~,here he underwent an I promisee the electors of Brussels I operation for appendicitis on Friday that I will do my best with every • of last week. The recovery of Mr, J. Gablraith, economic question that may arise, and I hope to see our taxes down from a heart attack, suffered last somewhat next year. • Friday, 1s not as rapid as his many I wish every citizen of Brussels friends would like to bear. not forgetting every boy and girl, A ' ----- •--- Happy and Prosperous New Year, I Bruce League Yours sincerely, I Schedule Starts Harry Bowleri January 4th Following Is the schedule of J. G. Burt Again Reeve of Listowel Listowel voters on 'Monday re- turned J. G. Burt as reeve who was elected by a majority of 24 votes over Arthur 'Simpson, a fellow coup. chlor of last year. R, 3: Russell headed the poll for school trustee and A. W, Zurbrig and C. 11, Black- more were the ether two elected to the school board, Both by-laws vat - ed on carried—The Memorial Hos- pital asked tor 315,000 in 10 -year debentures and the Imperial Clots Company asked for a fixed assess- ment of 31,OOQ over a 10 -year period. r_ r THE BRUSSELS CREAMERY OFFERS THE FOLLOWING Highest road prices for Cream le a lb, extra for butter fat delivered to the Creamery. Honest Grade. Honest Test, You save money by patronizing ynur home factory, THE UNITED CHURCH REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B.D. Minister 11 a,m.—'•New Wounds' 3 p.m. -Sunday School 7p.m,—"Evening Worship" At the morning service the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be served. Monday, 8 p.m.—Y. P. U. Wednesday, 8 p.m.— Official Board Meeting REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOSY PLAYING Joe E. Brown In The Gladiator Mon., Tues,, Wed: Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane Lola Lane • Gale Page Four Daughters With Jeffery Lynn Four Staters in love with one man. A music student living In their household "- Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Loretta Young Joel McCrea I Three Blind Mice The years gayest comedy romance 1; oleo. Roll Along Cowboy COMING— Deanna Durbin That Certain Age o1 the Brune Hockey League: January 4—Cargill at Formosa, Milds may at Walkerton. January 9—Walkerton at Cargill, Formosa at Mildmay. January 11 — Formosa at Walker. ton, Milday at Cargill. January 18 — Walkerton at Mild- vay, Formosa at Cargill. January 23 — Walkerton at For. mesa, Cargill at Mildmay. January 27 — Cargill at Walker- ton, Mildmay at Formosa. Group No. 2 January 4—Clifford at Fordwich January 13—Fordwich at Clifford January 18.—Clifford at Fordwich January 20—Fordnvich at Clifford • Group No. 3 January 6—Wnaxeter at Brussels January 10—,Brussels at Wroxeter January 19—Wroxeter at Brusesls January 2.4—Brussels at Wroxeter • Mailing List Not Corrected The mailing list has not been brought up-to-date this week as an- ticipated due to the fact that the power was off all Wednesday night and Thursday morning and other eleotrical difficulties, which makes this issue late. The labels on the papers will be corrected next week. How Brussels Ratepayers Voted For Councillors MUNICIPALITY BRUSSELS Polling Sub -Division No- 1 & No. 2 Total -i„ ti«,,'$r,, ", CAMERON WILFORD Butcher ��� 711 2U� seammeadmasamilliMilllan CHAMPION, HARRY Garage Man 116 66 182 S'AMIS, FINLAY� �3 ,�g Produce Dealer witimemillismisitaimmur HUGGAN, WALTER 121 38 1115 Gentleman 11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their synnsa'tlty and kind deeds in the hour of our sad bereavement. Lide Jacklin King and Queen To Be In Strfatford On June 6th Their Majestle" King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will spend an hour in Stratford on June 1, according to an official itinerary made public at Ottawa Tuesday night. They will also make brief stops at Kitchener and Guelph that same day, Tuesday, June 6, travel- ling by train from Bracebridge on their return from a tour of ,,the Canadian West. Their month's tour of the Domin- ion by their :Majesties does nut allow for a great deal of time to be spent in one place.. About 50 brief personal appefranees will be made in Canada, The people of this locality will no doubt be delighted to learn that the royal tour includes the above mentioned nearby cities, also Lon- don, offording them an opportunity of a glimpse of our beloved monarch and his charming 1ueen. New Year Ushered In Very Quietly Cold weather and - heavy roads greeted the advent of the New Year, that was ushered in locally with an absence of any public hilarity. Before the midnight hour • ISatarday night 'Brussels bnsin.ess section was practically deserted. Those who rang out the old year and weiconlect the new did 1t chiefly by their own fireside to the ac- companiment of the radio, Accepts Call to Atwood Rev, J. R. Greig, Bluevale, has an- nounced to the congregation of Knox Presbyterian Church has at- cepta ce of a call to Attwood Pres- bytterian Church, Christmas Tree Waste ' A resolation suggesting legislation be enaoted at the coming session Cf the Ontario Legislature to control the cutting and sale of ICluistnlas trees was passed yesterday by the Gloucester Township Coun.eil, The resolution referred to the c'eurplus of Christmas trees cult for the Ottawa district during the Christmas season instilling ,in a wastage of hundreds and probably thousands of evergreens." It ' will be sent to Hon, P. M, Dewan, On- tario Minister of Agriotilture, Church Notes Services in Melville Presbyterian Church Sunday were conducted by Rev, S. Kerr, At, the morning ser• vice Miss Marls, King and Geo. Northwood. sang a duet and the choir sang au anthem, In the evening the choir sang two anthems, ' 'Services in the United 'Church . Sunday were conducted by the Min_ aster, the Rev. H. J. Mahoney, who smoke at the morning service on "Opportunity"'and at the evening service on "The Meaning of Pray- er." :Special music was contributed by the choir. The annual prayer meeting will be held in Melvilla Presbyterian C11111011 January 4 a1111 in the United Church Jau, 5. ,Services in St. John's Anglican Church, Sunday, were conduhtecl by the Rector, Rev. John Grabens ,who spoke in the morning on "And the books were opened' 'and i0 the evening on "Leaving Things Ba' hind: CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in our re- cent bereavement also special thanks to Rev. A. V. Robb they were much appreciated. The family of Wm. Turvey. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during my sickness. It was ' mueh ap- preciated, Mrs Chas, R. Davidson CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all those who kindly helped us the day our house burned and who have hetp'ed us in so many different ways since, We assure you it will never be forgotten, Obituary WNI,I,IM.n �• ✓ Nor` flJtfl .l,,IV1 Mra. !Lide Jacklin J+oliowing a long illness, 'there passed away at het' home, comae :ion 1, 101 IS, Howiolc township; Christenna Wright, beloved wife ot Lisle Jacklin, In her 71st year. The late Mrs, Jacklin had been in falling health for the past six years. She was stricken with pneumonia Shortly before her demise and pass. ed away very suddenly. Her death came as a great .shock to all who knew her. • • The deceased was born at King- ston, ingston, Ontario 'and was united in mrariage forty-two years ago, In 1896 to Lide Jacklin. The funeral services were held Friday, Dec,, 30th at 2 p.m. tram ber late residence, being conducted by the Rev, A. M, Grant of Wroxeter. Interment took place in. the Wrox eter ceanetery. Pallbearers were Messrs George Hislop, Morley McMichael, lilwertt MuKercher, Norman Milligan, Alex McCracken and Verne McDonald. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL His death occurred suddenly when stricken with a heart attack at the hours if his son William Campbell, Gaylord, -Mich: On Thurs- day evening, Dec. 8th. • • Alexander •Campbell was in his 77th year being born on North half Mt 18, con, 3, Morris Tamable and moved with his parents to Mishigan in fall 1886, In January 1389 he married Miss Christena Bar of Morris Tavm., who died eight years ago. There ase left to mourn their loss one son. W111, Gaylord; Mrs.. Jno. Sibley, Rodgers 'City; Mr's. Kay McGeachy, Potosky; Mrs. W11• ford Doane, Sheridan, Wyoming; Christeen,' Pontiac; Grace and Ruth at home also four brothers, Ernest, Seaforth, Ont; Mask, B.C.; Holmes, Cal,; Bab, Pontiac, The funeral was held Sunday afternoon from Congregational March, Gaylord. Interment was made in Fifinileir Cemetery, Gaylord. Floral tributes were beautiful showing the esteem in which . ths. deceased was held in the comp inanity. Those who attended from a din tante: Mrs. Maude Kirk1inger, Boyne City; Mr. Colin Campbell, De- !, troit; Mr. Ernest Campbell, Sea- ; forth; Mr: and Mrs„ R, Johnston, Listowel;. Miss Mary Lamont, Bras. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ward , sels; Mr. Campbell will be remain- • and family • bored by his friends and acquaintt- ...-*_*— Makes Own Memorial Wreaths an_ces in Morris and Grey township Most appropriate 'In Memoriam' JOHN M, BROWN were received by friends here dun ; The funeral for John H. Blrown, ing the Christmas season. from :sir. well-known Neepawa resident for David McCall of Victoria, B.C., in i nearly 20 years,' was Held• from the form• of two beautiful holly . Knox Presbyterian church Sant: - wreaths to be placed on the graves day, Dee. 24, with the Sev, J. H. of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- I Stewart conducting the service. Mr. Call and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Wm.Brown died at his home here Thurs. M'dCall in. Brussels cemetery. I day, Dec, n2 folawing several weeks The holly from which the wreaths of acute illness', although he had were fashioned by Mr. McCall was not been well for nearly a year, In- grown by himself. This is not torment was rua:de in Riverside the first time this linetrlbnte has cemetery, and the pall -bearers been paid to the memory of these were John Patterson, Harty Fogel, people by him Markers and Permits of Solsgirth, James Hall, W, G. Pollock, Walter Hunter and James Dark, Members of the local I. 0. 0. F, lodge conducted a graveside Expire March 31, 1939 i service and a private service wan press a held at the hone prior to the pub- 1•ecentyl tic service, he 1968 I • Mr. Brown was 32 years of age, good till I raving been born at Dumfries, Gill, end of ' Ont., Noon 22, 1856. At the age of lin an Interview with the highway truffle officer was Voted as saying that while t motor license plates will be and of March, 1939, the permits will expire at the this month. This is not correct, states the Dundalk Herald, aeoortl- ing to natice received nom the Department of Highways by the local iesuer. The motor license plates and the drivers' permits are both good until .the 31st of March, 1939. - Huron County Council To Meet The Next Meeting of Huron County Council will be held in the Council Chamber, Court House, .Goderich. Commencing Tuesday, January 17th, 1939 at 2 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations, applications and other business requiring attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk by January 14th, 1939 J. M. ROBERTS, County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. 20 years he married Isabelle Till. call, at Brussels, Ont,, and after liv- ing at Galt. for law years went to Grey Township where iie fanned until he .and Mrs, Brown moved to Neepawa 19 years ago. Isirs. Brown died here five years ago. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs, Margaret Burlington of Lon - Angeles, Cal,; and two Sons Robert, of Fairview, Alta., and James, of Calgary, Alta.; roar sisters. Mrs Wm. Cameron, Mrs, Matt Cameron Mrs. Thos. Cameron and Mrs, Mary Smalldon, Of Grey Township, Ont, and four brothers, Jas, of Milvor• ton, Ont; William, of Miami, Man„ and Davit) and Robert, of U, S. A. •I•Ie was all adherent of Knox Pres- byterian church, Neepawa, and a Member of the local Oddfellows lodge, He was noted among his friends for his vigorous spirit 81111 active interest in all public aftalre County Council Of 1939 WW Have Nine. New Faces Last Year Reeves of Howlck and Tuckersmith Defeated At Polls On Monday. 1939 Huron County Council Ashfield, Alex F. McDonald Ashfield, (dep.) Gilbert Frayne Colborne, George Feagan Goderich Twp, Wilmot Haacke Grey, Henry Keys Grey, (dep.) Thos. C. Wilson Hay, George Armstrong Howlck, J. W. Gamble Howick, (dep,) David L. Weir Hullett, James Leiper' McKillop; N. R, Dorrance Morris, 'L. E. Cardiff Stanley, Fred Watson Stephen, Chester Mawhinney Stephen (dep.) Ed. Lamport Tuckersmith, Samuel Whitmore Turnberryl Roland Grain Osborne, Percy Passmore - East Wawanosh, Raymond Red- mond West Wawanosh, Thos. Webster Clinton, N. W. Trewartha Goderich, R. E. Turner Goderich, (dee.) A. D. Brown Seaforth, J. R. Scott Wingham, R. S. Hetherington Blyth, George McNall Brussels, W. C. Kerr Hensel!, R. E,. Shandick Exeter, W. D. Saunders There will be nine new faces on the Huron County Council this year, three of these changes re- sulting from voting on Monday: Five Huron 'municipalities went to the polls on the holiday, although in only two of the rural townships were elections being held: far the reeveships. Upsets in these two townships,. namely in Howiok and Tucker - smith, featured the voting, with 0 fairly heavy vote being polled, lu view of the severe weather the rur- -ar"dlatr"l11t"s'"lava been ezperienclug within recent days. In Howick Township the resiting reeve, 3. A. Bryaus, went down to defeat at the hands of J. W. Gamble the majority being 198. The vote for the new reeve was 568, while the retiring reeve polled 370 votes. -In the race for the deputy-reeveship D. L. Weir came through with a majority of 71, over the retiring deputy -reeve, A. E, Toner. The vote resulted as follows: D. L. Weir, 481 and A. E. Toner, 410. Council Named Three candidates to secure seats on the township council were, 'Rob- ert Baker„ 464; Edward' McCallum, 492; B. H. Strong, 391. Defeated were John. Winters, 299; William Ries, 298. In one other rural municipality of Huron, namely Tuckersmith, Samuel Whitmore • was elected reeve for the forthcoming year over Charles McKay, reeve for 1938. The successful one o11 the two polled 184 votes and 170 were accorded McKay. At Blryith on Monday there was a Inght for the reeveship only, the ratepayers returning George Mo - Nall as their representative with 163 votes over. 120 fdr W. H. Merritt. Until his last illness set him aside. He had spent slx mbnths during the summer with friends in Ontario. His son, James Brown, of Calgary was here for the funeral as well al friends from Carberry, 'Soslglrtlt, Newd,ale and Basswood, Tate Duirbury service was in charge of fimeral arrangements. Hockey Game Wroxeter Vs. Brussels Friday, Jan. 6th At Brissels Arena Pr-7x�i:.Y w Game Called at 815 Admission 25c& 10c