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The Brussels Post, 1939-6-28, Page 1The POST PUBLISHING HOUSE ,Morris Council r- Holds Meeting !Minutes of Council meeting, Mor- ris held in the Township Hall on Monday, June 13, 1939, Members ail Present ,the reeve Presiding, Minutes of last 'meeting ware read and adopted. At the adjourn- ed meeting of the Court of Revision on the assesinent roll. Now continu- ed the following decisions were a/deftett:— E. iSmith, $2.00 lower on land, Sam. Atomic, $400.00 off barn on lot 13. Roderick McLean Farad reduced $400.00. David McLean Laird reduced $100,00 Sam Appleby land reduced $100.00 Pearl Lowe, buildings reduced $500. in the case of Mins Mary Mowbray, M.rs, H. Purdue, Walter LowrY, W, F, Armstrong, no action. The. council. invested in insurance for property damage by the power trad'et•, in Llloyds, London. Premium. 324.70 limit of property ,damage for one pelt -son $5,000:00 for more than one 310,000.00. Also compensation for men work- ing for the Township in Lloyds, London, Premium $50.00. The council decided •to spray weeds and bushete on part of the Township roads. A resolution was 'passed granting Permission to the Bell Telephone Co„ to reset poles and trim trees on ,township roads under supervs- lion of the Road Superintendent. The Court Of Revision on the assessment roll was closed. Accounts, paid. Mervin Granger, refund dog tax 2.00 Howard Smith, 61 tile 30.50 20 bags cement 13.00 Dr, Jamieson, relief services 8.00 Allan McKercher, relief for Delays 5.41 John :McGill, Drain ipapector, steel tape Jas. Peaoock, equalizing Union saihocls County of Huron Hospital charges Village of Brussels, 7.25 24.00 7.00 REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYINR Wings of the Navy George Brent Olivia De Haviland MON., TUES., WED. Constance Bennett Vincent Price Service De Lux Helen Broderick Charles Ruggles Mischa Auer you'll revel in the charming escapades of the love expert who learned there's a lot to be learned about love—by falling in love • THURS., FRI., SAT. Margaret Lockwood Paul Lukas The Lady Vanishes The strange disappearance of a goberness uncovers a spy plot COMING— Dodge City Wednesday, June 28th, 1939 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 75th Anniversary of MelvilleChurch The annitvreraary services in con, necrtlon with the 75 year celebra- tions pllanned by Melville church gomjnuenced Sunday Morning when Rev. Dr. Inkster of Knox aura To- ronto, was the gueet ,preacher, dellbering two splendid discourses speaking in the morning on. "The Church," what the church is, the work of the church and what God Would have us do. Dr. Inkster- spoke of tote church as being a Living organism, the bride of Christ. He said the word: of the church- is not bo reform or 'convert the world: but to evangelize it. Christ's command' wire "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel." It Is the work of the church to tell the story of Christianity hut it is up to those who hear it to do .the rest. God would have us see the vision of a perishing world, Dr, Inkster stressed the importance of a strong home base, The home church must be strong financially and, spiritually before it can do its best work abroad. In the evening Dr. Inkster spoke on the subject "The Rich Young Ruler," preaching a splendid sermon urging the young people to devote themselves to God's work; to live clean upright lives. Lives• acceptaible to God. At both morning and evening ser- vices two guest soloists, Miss fairy Robb, of St. 'Catharines and Mr. Walter- MlcCautoheom, Hamilton, both former residents: of the community delighted. the congregation with their vocal selections, In the morning the choir, under the capable direction of the organist, 'Mrs. W. C, King, contributed en anthem, "Christian, The Morn Breaks O'er Thee' by H .11, Shelley and' in. the evening "For All The Saints" by B. P, Couper. Rev. S. Kerr, pastor of the church, who conducted the' services. read messages of congratulations and good wishes on the ocasion of Mel- v111e's.75111 anniversary from two former pastors, Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Mann, and Reb, W. Moore and Mrs. Moore. Large congregations attended the services, The anniversary will be continued next Sunday. relief Shield 5.75 The council will meet at the Hall, Monday, July 17, 1939. A. MacEwen, Clerk. Football Ethel vs, Brussels ' on Friday, June 30th At Victoria Park, Brussels Game called at 6.45 p.m. sharp Admisison—Adults 15c. Children Free. Come and help the boys win. Tim lam" CHURCH REV. H. J. MAHONEY, S.A„ B.D. Minister 10 a.m.—Sunday School, 1 ia.m.—Communion 'Service. The Lord's Supper will be served New members will be received. "The Church Exists to Show The Gross" 7 p.m.—Impressions of the World's Fair at New York. Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels SEVENTYQFIFTH ANNIVERSARY Services Sunday July 2 11 a.m.—Rev Dr. Palmer of Palmerston SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR Visiting Soloist : Mrs. Cline Scott of Regina 7 P. M.—CONVENTICLE. Worship after the Old Form Praise Led By Precentor Preacher : Rev. Dr. 'Palmer. You Are Cordially Invited to Attend These Services i( GARDEN PARTY, Tuesday, July 4th ON B. G. WAL,KER'S LAWN Supper Served from 6 to 8 o'clock PROGRAMME BY SHIELS FAMILY, Mount Forest ASSISTED BY THE BRUSSELS BAND. ADMYl1SSION — ADULTS 35c; CHJLDREN 25c. In case of rain the supper and programme will be in the church DON'T MISS Tins REUNION AND ENTERTAINMENT 11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS p Chivori Couple Recently Married A noisy time was enjoyed by those who ,piertioipated. in e chdvari given i/vir• and Mr's. Leland Procter who were recently married. NOTICE On account of July 1st being Do- minion; Day, stores will be open Fridlaye evening, and closed alt daY Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. G. Henderson Honored By Friends Mn. and Mrs. Garfleld Henderson were guests of .honour at a social gathering held in the Grange Hall on Falldlay evening. A delightful time' was spenit in dancing . During the course of the evening the newly- weds 'were showered: with many lovely and useful miscellaneous gifts. A dainty hunch was served, Read Inside Stories Read Inside Pages Tie Post publishes an inside Page of this issue in honour of the 75111 anniversary of Melville Presbyter- ian church, There is a summary of church history and various. pic- tures of interest in connection with it. All the news is not on the front page. Read all eight pages each week, and, really enjoy and benefit by the issue or your local paper. Brussels Liberal Women The Women's Liberal Club met at the home. of Mas. Robt. Thomson Thursday evening with the pree., Ma's. A. Strachan in the chair. After the singing of "0 Canada" and the "Maple Leaf Forever;' Mrs J, Wilton, treasurer, gave her report and Mrs, Henderson gave a report of the entail meeting held at Niag- ara Halls and Me'. and 14Lre. 11. J. Beechnut/1 conducted a period, when questions were asked and answer- ed. A. piano duet was given by Mas, W. Scott and AIrs, W. King, after which lunch was served. —♦-5-� Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary A very happy occasion took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beirnes on Friday, June 23, who ,gelehalated their .silver wedding anniversary. About 250 friends and relatives -prom surrotmding dis- brier and also from Detroit, Galt, Preston, Kitchener ,Waterloo, Gorrie, Goderich, 'W3ngham, Exeter were present. The home was beauti- fully decorated with pink and white Peonies, Congratulations were ex- tended to the couple. Mr. J. Cregg read the address, to which Mr. Beirnes responded, They were Presented, with a purse anti many anent and beautiful gifts. The ev- ening was spent in games, a muse cal program and clancing. A sump - thous lunch was served after whicly dancing mous, continued, New Uniforms The girls of the,softball team are very nifty looking In their fine new uniforms of yellow and .blue. Just ]seep up your winning score gteis, and everything will be lovely, House Moved To Kintail The house owned by the late 4t'm• Cook, 'l'urnbea'ry street, north, was purchased by Jan McDonald who moved it Saturday to Kintail Willi slight improvements. it will make a very In, esummer cotage. Runaway Team Comes to Sudden Stop A team o horses, owned by Stew- art McLaughlin ran away with the wagon to which they were hitched when the lines came unfastened from the ring at the Logan mill, They came to a sudden stop on the lawn of Mrs. Messer, after running between'two trees and into another The Wagon and harness required considerable repairs before Mr. Mc- Laughlin could go home with them. —5-5— United Church W. A. The W. A. of the United Church met Tuesday evening, June 20, in the schoolroom of the church with a good attendance. The meeting was presided over by the Pres„ Miss M. Robinson, and opened with a hymn "Take the name of Jesus with you," and was followed by the Lord's Weyer in unison. During the business it was decided that the July meeting should be in the foam of a picnic, the committee in charge being, Mrs. E. Brewer, Miss Down- ing and Mrs. W. 3. Stewart. It was also decided to hold a reception for Mr Mulroney and his bride on Mon- day night, The meeting closed with the mizpah. benediction. Brussels Belles Outscore Blyth On Monday, June 25th, the Brue sets Belles took *advantage of the Blyth lasslee and outscored them by a score of 18-2. rBussels got away to an eleven run lead before Blytth came back in the fourth, Moat g to bring hone two runs. Lowrie on the mound for Brussels proved, to be In tip-top drape allow- ing only nine hits throughout the game, The line-up for Blyth was Bray, Vincent, Shaw, Fai•rservdce, Vincent, Thueli, Watson, Balaton, Philips, Straw, Young. For Ballssels—Miller, flaeker, Jewel, Fox, Ruses], Fox, Rowland, Lowrie, •Sttephenfsou, Jewel, Fox' The batteries for Brussels: Low - erre and Jewell; for Blyth: Vincent and Shaw. The Brussels Belles are playing Teesnvaiter in Brussels on Thursday, June 29th. Comae out and cheer the girls along. Huron County Work Board Camps To Be Held at Goderich Summer School Site L. E. Cardiff Wins National Conservative convention Minister is Called REV. W. A. WILLIAMS A unanimous call nos been ex- tended by the joint congregations of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Dover, and the Valetta Preehrterian Church, to Rev. W. A. Williams, Knox Church, Oran - brook, Out It is expected Mr. Williams will accept this call. Clamping time again, and the Huron 'County Boys' and Girls' Work Boards offer a variety or Casnips whose 'programsne are suited to the needh, and to the tastes of boys and girls 'both teen- age end. junior. Camp Keemosar, bee, fo rims 9-11, leads the way. the young braves going into their wigwams on Monday, July 17 and remaining until Saturday, July 22. Camp Hiawatha, for boys 12 and up, comes next, from July 31 to Aug, 7. Then the girls have their innings. Camp Nalcawa, for girls 9-11 comes first, from August 7-14, end then Crain pMdnnehaha. opens its welcom- ing portals to the big girls, 12 years of age and up, from Aug. 14 to Ardg. 21. All canons will be held on the Sommer School Site, which is an the lake shore about three miles north of Goderich Information re- garding tree Gilts' Camps may be secured from Mas. W. P. Lane, Goderich, and concerning the Boys' Camps front Rev, Harold Snell, Ethel, .All camps are inter-d•enom- !national, and all boys and girls of the ages sp'oiflod will be heartily welcome. Garden Party WALTON Thursday evening, June 29th PROGRAM The Happy Cousins Concert Co. of Elmira Supper served from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission—Adults, 35c Children, 20c Newlyweds Honored By Reception Rev, H. J. L\iaboney and Mrs. ;Mahoney, who were recently mar- nted, Were guests os honour alt a social belt on their behalf on Mon- day onday evening. After a reception on the United Church lawn a delightful social time was enjoyed with Rev. Harold Snell or Etihei in charge of the rec- reation 101100 at the close of which Elmer D. Bali presided when en enjoyable musical program was Provided; piano cruet, Misses Alice Pope and Maly Davison; solos, Mrs, 11, 0, Walker and Rev. H. Snell. Rev, S. Kerr of Melville Presbyter- ian church an dReb, H. Hendry of St. John's Anglican church express• ed congratulations and good wishes or behalf of their respective con- gregations. During th eeour:se of the evening Air. and Mrs. Mahoney were made the recipients of a handsome tri - light lamp and the accompanying address for which Mr. Mahoney ex- pressed their thanks in a fitting manner. • At an eatthusiastio .Convention held at Wi'ngtram last night .Friston Caruldff, reeve of Momism received a miajoity over ail other napirants for th.e nomination as Conservative candidate for Huron -North. The Convention was called to order at 8,30 pm, with. the president of the Association Mayor Maclrawan of Goderich in the chair, with more than 600 present. The president imsneddately called far nominations and the following were nominated: Mayor Macadam of Godenioh; John Hanna, lbvmeyor of Whighaare; Wilmot Hraacke, Reeve 'of Goderioa Townstip; L;icbeat Bowmen, Ex . reeve of Brussels; L. E. Cardiff, reeve of Morris ;Elsner D Bell of Bi'nsesle and Frank Donedly of Gbderich, Prank lCbnnedpy and Elmer D. Bell announced that they would not contest the nomination and withdrew their names. It was then moved by Elmer D. Bell and secon6lied by F. B. Darrow that each candidate who allowed his name to go before the conven- tion should subscribe to an under -- taking that he would under no ,circunmsiianree contest tie! Riding, of North Huron in oposition. to the cboice of the Convention. This motion carried and the candidates then snbscrdbed to this declaration - Viae -president Brans of Howdok took the chair and each candidate was allowed 5 minutes to address the Convedtnon. The ballotting followed and sn the fourth ballot Elston Cardiff eli'mll ated the rrnner-up Mayor MacEwen of Gude ic3 by a large majority. When the result was announced cheer's, rocked the hall and the candidate was given a splendid ovation by those ea- servied. Robert Bowman of Brus- sels then arose and moved that the nomination. of M'r. Cardiff be made unanimous. This 'ryas seconded by Mayor 1i11aciwan of Goderich and all other contenders, arose in turn and promised their complete :su'P- port to the Convention's choice and predicted a splendid victory at the polls, Mr. Cardiff thanked the Conveaution for the honour they had thrust upon him. He stated that he would put his whole heart and soul into an effort to win the' forthcoming ,election and ,stated if elected his watchword would be SERVICE to THE RIDING OF -HLTRON,NORTH,' At the meeting were too well known speakers. •Cecil N. Frost, K. C., the president of the National Conserbative Association in On- tario. and. A. R. Douglas, president of the Western Ontario •Cion.serva- tive Asociation. Brilliant address- es were delivered by both speakers. ll,r, Doty;1es dealing particularly with the organization necessary' in order to assure a heavy vote at the polls and Mr. Frost discussed the issues of the day and submitted that with proper leadership and initiative in the Dominion Govern- Cointin'ueid cf' -Pane 8 Brussels, Ont, June 26, 1939 To the, Reverend H. J. Mahoney i and Mrs, Mahoney:— We ,the members, of your church, are assembled here to -night to weir come you back, and especially to welcome Mrs, Mahoney to our midst. We have enjoyed three years of fellowship with you, Mr, Malmory. and now we are looking forward to the added joy and blessing which a minister's 'wife brings to the congre- gation. All of us realize something se the responsibilities which are yours as a 'minister of the gospel and '0w that youhave taken unto yourself a help -mete, we earnestly pray that Christ's richest blessing any continue upon you as you work hand in hand in His Ivingdor. 'We hope, Mrs. Mahoney, that yon have already begun to feel at home amongst us. The ladies of the church, the Sunday School, and the Young 'People ape all eager to welcome you into their different organizationsr-into that type of Christian service do which M'. Mahaney is already ,so actively en- gaged. Now on behalf of the Official Board and the congregation of Brussels United Church we wish to extend to you both our most sincere wishes for your happiness. May you be blessed with a long and, bilateral tvedlded. life, We ask you to accept this iamyp as a ,token of our best wishes. Signer on behalf of the Official Board' and the congregation. Percy Mitchell, Margaret Robinson. Parents, make d.t possible for that boy. that girl of yours, to enjoy the valuee of camp, Under careful supervision they will learn to swim and dive on ,one of the safest bath- ing bead:ere in Ontario. In the new comradeship of maim they will en- rich thelr t'riendship experience, Tlulbug'h Interest Groups in such things, as Firs Add, Campy Craft, aloud anaft, Dramaatics, World Friendlship, Musical Appreciation, err„ they will become better e0n6p- ped far the business of Jiving, In waken and, field sports,„ in team games and group games ,they will find fun at its best The conplire its stunt and song and -story will be the "high light" or the day. Best of all, InGo'd's first temple, the out of WALTON do...,through the Morning Watch, the Bible Study snci! the Vesper Ser Dirff's United Church are holding vice, tl y -will find ]raw very near' a pie and ice cisa,nl social on July -God oan came to young people alto 2nd, On the acne l grounds o4 S.S. invite His prddenet. no. 9, Mtltiilapi �4.y� r� CRANBROOK the annual Garden Party' of the Presbyter= Church will be held on THURSDAY, JUNE 29th Supper will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. to be followed by an. ENTERTAINMENT by the Lambeth Concert Patty Concert to start at 8.30 p.m. Admission—Adults 35c Children 20c Strawberry Festival at Roe's United Church Thursday evening, June 29th Bluevale United Church Y. P. will present their 3 -act play "Behind' the Press"' featuring the following caste: Elmer Scott—a newcomer to town —Carl Johnsen Joe Hudson—an old,timer returns --W. J, .Peacock Sam Barnett --A politicol boss Geo. Hetherington' Petunia Bloom --a humorous coloured girl—Geo. Johnolotu Jane Cooper ---owner of the: "Chronicle'—Mossier M11flgan Ruth• Roberts ---a friend, of Jane --lsobei McKiitnors