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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Ladies' Aid of Melville Church
intend holding a Sale of
Homemade Baking & Candy
in the Public Library on
Saturday afternoon, Jan. 27th
at 2.30
EDUCATIONAL PICTURES
Town Hall
Frdiay, Jan. 26th, at 8 p.m.
Robinson •Cruaoe
Ways of the Wild
The Story of Coal
Comic
Ski Trails in the Rockies
Admission—All children FREE
Adults -25c
The Annual
Pancake
Supper
under the auspices of
St. John's ,Ladies' Guild
• ' wll be 'held an
the Church Basement
is on Shrove Tuesday
ti
February 6th
Supper served from 5.50 to 8
Admisison 25c and ,15c
REGENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH•
NOW PLAYING
Deanna Durbin Robert Slack
First Love -
MON., TUES. and WED.
Sonja Henle Tyronne Power
Second • Fiddle
Rudy Vallee Edna May Oliver
The brightest stars of all
Hollywood and the music
or Irving Berlin
NEXT THUR., FRI. and SAT.
Edith Fellows Clarence Kalb
Five Little Peppers
Dorothy Peterson Ronald Sinclair
They haven't much money but
they have a lot of fun. Also—
Charles Bickford Jean Parker
Romance of
The Redwoods
The story of a man who returned
PEOPLE .WE - KNOW
** * * * * * * *
Mrs. H, L. Humphrey.and son, dr
Sarnia are Waiting her parents, S.
and. Mud. Walker.
4 * ,
D. 0, Walker •of Windsor and D.
0, Walker of Regina vietted, with
their parents' S, and Mrs. Walker
for a feiw days this. week,
*
Airctradternan T. A Prest, R;C.A.F.
Trenton and R, H,.Preret of the Can-
adian Bank of Commence staff, Dub-
lin, were week -end guests with their
parents Mr. and; Mrs., T. L. Prest.
* ., *
The B.rua,sei;s Woman's Patriotic
Circle Grand Carnival in the Arena,
Tuesday, Feb. 6th. Watch for
further particulars next week. Give
the ladies' your support.
• • • •
fllirs, W. J. Hendry and family
have moved to London, Miss Ruth
Hendry will remain in Brussels me
til the end •of the present school
term,
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Good for evil
COMING '• --
Good
Good Girls
Go to Paris
The United Church
REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B,D.
PREACHER '
1 a.m.—The Great Apostasy
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m. -Evening 'Worship
Monday Y. P. U. at 8 p. m. —
-Betty ,Currie will be in charge
Thursday, Jan. 25th, 8 p.m.—
Annual
p.m;Annual Congregationol Meet-
ing. Reports and Social. •
•
ARENA
ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, January 24th, 1940
Local News Items
CARD OF THANKS
Michael Krauter and family wish
to express their grateful apprecia-
tarn le their friends and neighbors
for the beautiful floral tributes
and kind expressions of sympathy
tendered; also for motor ears furn-
'heed during their recent sad be-
reavement.
THURSDAY—
Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
FRIDAY—
Open night for Skating Parties
Hockey Matches, Carnivals.
FRIDAY, FEB. 2nd—
MITCHELL at BRUSSELS
SATURDAY
,,.Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
Skating Saturday afternoon for
.Children just learning.
TUESDAY-
- Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY—
Open night
Huron Old Boys'
Association, Toronto
The annual meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' Association of' Toronto,
will be held at :the West -Ens,
Y.M.C,'A„ College Sri., and Dover-
count Road, on •Monday evening,'
January 29th, 1940, art 8.30 pm.
All +fonm•er Huron•ites are cordial-
ly invited to be present,
R. S Sheppard, Secretary,
Phone LL 4134
Calling all Hockey Fans
to the Brussels Arena
FRIDAY,, FEB. 2nd—MITCHELL Vs. BRUSSELS
MONDAY, FEB. 5th-MONKTON Vs. BRUSSELS
Rally Round and Help
The Boys Wins
BEST FOR JU'^= '.1-',
''Sunkist" on the skin Menthes
the top quality California Orange*.
Taste •the rich i:---oured :golden
Juice of Sunkist Oranges, sold at
Gretwlar's. We have crisp, Oran
Bead Lettuce, Crisp Celery Hearts,
they're fresh—ask the person that
buys there. Quality and Freshness
is cur Motto for better fruit. Buy
it for Cash and 'Save—Carry it and,
save More. •
I CASH AND ,CARRY
A. GREWAR
Phone 5 WE SELL FOR LESS
Agricultural Society
-Meeting-
The
Meeting -The postponed meeting of
East Huron Agricultural will
held in the Brussels Council
Chamber at 2 p. m., on
r "'SWUM
Saturday, Jan. 27th
Jas. Burgess, Pres.
Frigidaire System
Installed At
Brussels Dairy
The Brusdysls Dairy has installed a
modern cold storage room with
ample space for milk, cream, butter,
etc, This will assure the custom-
ers of dairy products kept under un-
to -date facilities that assure their
being strictly fresh at all times.
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Huron County
Junior Association
"The Huron County Junior Associa-
tion of Toronto be holding a Bridge
Party at Haddon Hall at 310 Bloor
St., West on Friday, February 2nd.
A good crowd is' expected and a very
sociable time anticipated The Huron
County people are cordially invited.
Further particulars may be obtained
from, any member of the Executibe
Committee.
Melville '
Y. P. S.
The Y. P. S, of Melville Presby-
terian Church held its weekly meet -
—*—a—
St. John's
A. Y. P.' A.
The regular meeting of A. Y. P. A.
was held in the vestry room of the
church. The meeting was opened
with Hymn 619 and the President
led, to the opening prayers, The
minute elf last week were read and
adopted. Business was ddsicol sed
The 'Scripture was read by the
Prersidenit, - .Pian. Davie gave an In-
teresting talk on, "The New Year
and the Seconal World War.''
Hymn 783 was sung.. 'Games were
enjoyed under the management of
Ken. Hendry. There is to be a
social evening next ,Monday night.
The Presidem4 closed the meeting
with the Benediction,
Mrs. M. Krauter Passed
Away Monday, Jan. 15, 1940
Had Been 'Resident of
Grey Twp., over 40 Years
In Slxty.first Year
ing on Monday evening -with the
president, Themes Mendizean, in
the chair, Helen Reilly .gave the
Scripture reading and prayer was
offered lay Thomas efsFedzeen,
Rsv, S. Kerr gave the topic. Next
Monday evening there will be a
Scotch night, with a •Sdo.tch pro-
gram and Scotch lunch Of oat
cakes' and scones. A very enjoy-
able Rime is expected.
,
BRUSSELS, ONI ARXQ
r — 2
Annual Meeting
Is Held By'
Church at Brussels
The annual business meeting of
Melville Presbyterian Church wee
held' Friday evening at 8 o'clock
Renewing a poet -lank sapper served
in the basement of the church by
the ladleb, of the congregation. De-
votional exercises , were conducted
by Rev. S, Kerr, the paster, Dr. W.
D. S. ,Tamleson prenided at the
meeting and A. A. Lamont anted as
secretary. The repave of ',the vagi -
nus organizations were presented
and officers were elected for the
ensuing year. The mendbership of
the congregation is ndw 344. Dur-
ing the year !bhe 75th anniversary
the founding of the, church was
'held, after the church had, been re-
decorated. These services were at-
tended, by many .former members
and adherents of ,the congregaion
and marked red letter days in the
history of ,the congregation, The
guest speakers ,were Rev. F. G.
Feeler of Vancouver, a former
Pastor, Rev. J. G. Inkster, Toronto,
Led Dr. Palmer, of Pairne:et:on. The
following is a summary of receipts
from the ..arious orgnaizations: con-•
giega on gi ngs to decorating
fund, $672.37; congregational giv-
Ings' for general fund 'account, $2,7-
82.55; congregational giving's for
budget, $513.63; Ladles' Aid, $485.-
.30;
485:.30; W, M. S, $353.70; !Sabbath
School, •$149:22; Y.P.S. $143.61; Mis-
I adore Band $32,54.
The retiring ananager& for the
' year were: Williams Spier, George
E. Northwood, J. 0, Long, John
Yuill and A. A. Lamrov.,t, They were
re-elected• with the excerption of
George E. Northwood, who had re-
moved from town and John; Mc-
Nair was appointed a member, of
the board for three years. At a
meeting of the board held et .the
close of the annual meeting, W. C.
Kerr was elekated chairman to suc-
ceed R. J. Bowman who had asked
to be relieved of this; owing to his
'many other duties, A, A. Lamont
war re -a poinited Secretary . trees -
'urea' for 1940, The . ushers and
steward's' appointed for the morn -
Ing service were Duncan McDon-
ald, Dr, W. D. S. Jamieson, D. Me-
Ta.vish and W. 0, Kerr, with John
Work and• John Yuill as alternat-
ives. The pastor of Melville
church, Rev, S. Kee -r, B.A., B,D„
was inducted on August 18, 1938.
United Crurch
Y. P. S.
The Y. P. S. of the United Church
held its weekly meeting -on Monday
evening with Mr. Elmer D. Bell in
Charge, when the young people put
OR, a mock parliament. The char-
acters were: Speaker, Lloyd;'Sander-
son; clerk, Elmer .Bell; governor-
general, Percy Mitchell; sergeant -
at -arms, Harris Bell, premier, Hal-
bert Keifer; leader of opposition,
Mary Backer. This was cleverly
done and much enjoyed. Imogene
Sanderson conducted worship and
arrangeiments were made for a
Skating party.
An esteemed' resident of Grey
Township for over fority years pass-
ed, away an Monday, Jan 15, in the
person of Mns. Michael Krauter had
'been in poor health tor several
years and had been confined to. bed
since, Chrifsitanas' with a heart con-
dition.
Deceased whose an'a.iden name
war Emily Lavinia Attridge, was
born in Moraington, Townlship, Feb.
18, 1870. When a young girl her
parents moved to the 12tir con„
Grey. Here she receded until the
time of her marriage to Michael
Krauter on, Dec. 28th, 42 years ago.
When they located on' the 10th Con„
Grey. She leaves 'to mourn her
loss, her husband, one daughter and
two sonic, Welland at home; Mrs.
W. 0, Campbell, Grey Township;
Leonard of the Bank of Montreal
Staff, Mttehell and one grand-
daughter, Shirley Ceneibell, Also
surviving are, her mother Mrs. Wan.
F. Schnee, 'Lietow ll; six edaters
and one brother Mae E. N. Phillips,
Mins. C. A. Young, and W. N.
Schnook, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. L. B.
lcig'hniey, winery, Mich; Mrs. - Geo.
Manny'. Lunde r; Man, ; 'Mrs. J. D. Mc-
Ewen and Mrs, M. Abram of Listow-
el. The deceased was a member
of dere Presbyterian ,Church, Etlr,ell,
and the Ladies? Aid. Rev; Mr, Taylor
conducted the funeral servies at her
late residence, -8th Con„ Grey, on
Wednesday • afternoon!. The pale
bearers' were; Joseph Cooper, Dan-
iel Heather, Wang McInnis, W. C.
Stevenson, John 'Mclntesit, George
Menzies, There Were many floral
tributes 'nom relatives, the Ladies'
Aid of the Presbyterian 'Church,
.Ethel, also from the Mellen Mean-
ie Lodge, the Bank of lefoutreal
Mitchell, ;Interment woe' made in
Ethel cemetery,
Relatives 'were present from
Flint S0iginaw, leetowel, Atwood,
Mlivonton, Winghtum and Donegal,
$7,627 ,Surplus
Shown in Report
Of Treasurer . s
Committees Struck And
Figures Given On Cost
'Of Appeal Against
Assessment Equalization
County Treasurer A. H. Erskine,
in sulbmittieg the 'provisional esti-
mates for 1940 to • Huron County
Council last week announced; an es-
timated rate ce 3:25 miles on the
total asselsemen'b ob $54,258,666, plus
secondary school costs for town-
sihips, Last year the rate was 4
mills,
Tho acitual surplus in 1939 -was
$7,627 the auditor's report showed.
The ap'p'onitmrent is as. follows,:
1,46 tor Current Account; 1.55.
County Highway and .24 Provincial
Highways. These are subject to
revision in June.
„The Highways subsidy was esti-
mated, $3,000 too high at .the time of
the audit, Mr. Ereikin said in pre-
s'enitink the auditor's report, "Anter
d'ed'ucing this, anoint, the actual
surplus is $7,027 onl the year's oper-
ailons,"
The estimated expenditures for
1940 were set et $92,500 and the es-
timated revenue at $92,634. Tbere
was a sunplus of $134 in the general
aecbunt.
Hockey Games
Lost Thursday evening iBrusesis
lost the first game of the season on
their own ice when the snappy At-
wood team defeated' Brussels by the
score of 4-2 in the O•R.H.A, league.
Both teams were evenly matched
in the first period. - Both checked
their men ,hard 'so the game was
mostly plSped, on the centre of the
ice, C. Gordon of Atwood scored
the first goal forr the visitors on a
scramble in front df the goal after
12 minutes of play. About 4 minutes
later Ned Rutledge, far the locals,
picker, np a Loose puck to even up
the score, Both ,teams seesawed
up and down the ice at a fast pace
to end the first period.
Atwood opened, up again in the
second pe'rsiod, F. Gordon raced in
after a rebound to score the second
goal of the game for the visitors.
Brusselei miesrd several nice chanc-
es to score but it waa 'Brussels off
night and their passes: 'failed to click
with Atwood breaking through on
numerous occbaione.
In the last period Atwood scored
2 more,gbala with the locals' getting
one to end, the game Attwood —4
Brvseels--2.
THE R
In anlower to a enquiry from
Reeve Watson, of 'Stanley, Mr. Ers-
kine said the salary and' eapeneels
of Traffic Officer Lever for aha
year were $-2,067,28,
Hospitalization of Indigents.
Reeve Trewantha, of Clinton, ask-
ed for a comlrariso2i of the hos-
pitalization of indigents in the var,
louts hospital& and: was given the
following figures by the treasurer:
Clinton, $3'47,00; God'esfic r, $2,412.-
05; Seadorth, $1,9281'2; Winghaar,
'$773.35, -
Aaked regarding the costs of the
Equalization, Appeal '3ount,'Mr, Ers-
kine said, the Godlerieh members' of
the tribunal received $140 each; the
outside Judge, $256; count reporter,
$112; court clerk, '$40; court crier,
Continued on inside Page
NATURE'S
COLUMN
Why would a bird, which lives
chiefly on small fish such as shiners
and' chub, which it catcheel nodes'
water with lightning -Bike darts of
its
slender neeak and sharp beak,
bother to come near B'nsegel's in
January--iBrugseia the place where
A TRIP TO THE ROCKIES they gat enough snow; in a week
Editor, The Brussels, Post to last for a 'w'hole "winter, 'Maybe
Dear Sir; this special bird, which was found
I ;wouldlike to give you a few near the river 'ten days ago, thought
impressions et a resent trip I that December caln would never
took tb British Colunrbia in the hope cease.
that it may be of interest to the At any rate, a Horned) Grebe was
readers of the Post. picked up, indured, lay the bridge
I .have never travelled very much wii6tever the cause. He and other
in my day so on: the first of Jhme I members of his family, of which the
started out for Nelson B, 0. I was Pied -Bill' Grebe occasionally, found,
ticketed through by the Station here in Ontario are variously called
Master at Seeforbit and got there by such nacres as Hell -diver and
and, back sere and sound, Devil -Diver. This is a. result Of
Nelson is a very pretty place their ability to dive quickly and
situated in the' centre of the Rockies syilm under water for a long dile-
on Rooteny Lake, between two tance.
mountains on whose tops the snow In 'winter the, Horned Grebe is a
never melts there giving the atmos- ds -ab ooliour, with a grey brela5t and,
phere a nice 'fresh feeling where blas r back. One distinguishing marls
flowers' and fruit grow in abundllance .is the .white bar on 'lower part of
and where the scenery Is beautitrul, the wing. In emanmer, odd, as it
I was there for over a week with seems, he sports buffy, white ear
my brother WI11, whom •I hadn't muffs, or tufts, above a black, puffy
seen ,For a good Many years'. Altho' head, in adklition, to which the fore -
over seventy, he nevertheless fills neck is chestnut,
hie place intire saw mill there ;as . His nest is, a slovenly -built Pile el
itor'eman• of a gang of workmen and vegetation', floating on stagnant wet'
does a lot of work besides, He hats er in the western: pairries. We bee'
a beautiful garden of flowers and him during migration to and front
vegetables. his winter hoane en the Great Lakes
I met a lot of people who came to the eolith and open water in U Sr, -
from Ontario and all were very Watch for this duck -like visitor in ti
anxiou9 tq' talk about the old prece spring, but don't expect to see a
ince, I ran acmes Andrew Park, duck bill or webbed feet, Each toe
ant old Cdroesemaker in, the Win- has' a web of ,bs o1nan,
throe factory and his wife, (nee'
Maratha Bulkiest) wiioan I went to
Wheel with, I went up to sea them
and when I went in I asked them IT
they knew me. They said take
off your hat, yes, 'they knew me.
They said it wee easy for they
had been, the item in the Nelson
News that t was' there.
They have a nice comfortable
Line-up—
ATWOO'D, Goal, J. Inglis; R. De-
fence, J. Gorden; L. .Defence, , J'.
Vallance; 'Genera, F. ,Gordon; B.
Wing, C. Gordon; L. Wing, E, Han-
na; 'Suite, Greemrsido, Cole and
Wright.
BR'U'SS4OJS, Goal, Lawless; R. De-
fence, McDowell; L. Defence, M.
Lowry; Centre, N. Rutledge; R.
Whig, H. Wonloman; L. Wing, R.
Fox; Subs, F. Rutledge, d. Lowe, S.
Wtorlonan, D, Bell, J, McDonald,
'Referee—dreg, Kerslake,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT GAME
Brussels -6 Trowblodder-4
Art the end of the regulation game
,tire seers wast 4-4; fill 10 minutes
overtime B'ruseeis scored two $09.15,
SEND IN THE NEWS.
1f you have any newt or personale
just ca511 the Post • 21 or send then'
In.
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Editor's note—On. mention of this
bird called, "Hell Diver" ro'miedg '0* 't
Of , a duok.shooting party long
Tiheretagiving, When theft. bind • ;
Were refer'r'ed to as being auth'0 ripe
dusbks, d.Crme 'to either rants the
are hard to hit, they ,seem to div
with tate pull et the 'trigger an,
appear many fiee't awAY with jus,
their near and bead above water.