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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE• Wednesday, January 31st, 1940 BRUSSELS, ON' `°AA
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Executive Wilt
Meet at Wingham
To Decide ,Date
R. J. Deachman, Sitting
Member, Again Seeks
*Nomination
A meeting of the exeeutive of
NonUi Huron Liberals bats been call-
ed for Tueeday, Febt'uaty 1, at 2.30
Isar, at Wdngiv ra, to seta date fee -
the coirveudion to select a candidate
in. The 1'anthconling federal elec-
ti anu. R, J. Deachman, ,sitting mem.
ber, is again seeleing unneinations,
but he hoe a tight on his hands,
with at lea:ut two others in the field,
L. E. Cardiff, of Morels 'town'ship, a1.
ready has been' chose., hp the CAn-
ec'rvative:a'. There are 29 on the Lib-
eral -executive' of Nonlh Imran,
DANCE
in the Twp. Hann, Ethel
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
Admission -Gents 25c
Ladles bring lunch.
Sponsored by the Woman's Institute
The United Church
REV. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B,D,
PREACHER
11 a.m.-Special Service of the
Ordination of the Elders.
3 p.m. -Sunday School ,
Missionary Sunday
7 p.m. -"The Meaning .of Lent.'
Monday 8 p.m.-Y.P.U.
• Wednesday' 8 p.m.- ,
Union Prayer Meeting'
The Annual
Pancake
Suppe'
under the auspices of
St. John's Ladies' Guild
will be 'held in
the Church Basement
on Shrove Tuesday
February 6th
Supper served from 5.30 to
Admisison 25c and 15c
REGENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING
Double Feature --
Five Little Peppers
and
Romance of
The ` Redwoods
8
MON., TUES. and WED.
Nelvyn Douglass Joan Blonde'11
Good Girls
Go to Paris
Walter Connolly Alan Curtis
Forget your troubles with the
season's first comedy sensation
NEXT THUR., FRI. and SAT.
Conrad Veldt Velem Hobion
U -Boat 29 th
with !Sebastian Shaw
Is a imams first duty to his
country or his fellow -man
COMING
In Name • Only
United Church
.,,�,.�,. ,�. ,.�, , tin,
I Annual 1Na'eet±ray , _ y j � � f r k wila le d /1
o"e aminal tneetitag of the United
()Cal News e -1
rosseh Branco Canaille/ tied r
Church was' held
with a e,plerd11, at ,
to Hear the reports' et the variousHarry .r. • \-Jahoney acted as (hair--
TliansdaY ovenduicemz,r� _� r.... ,,,••••••••••^041. USW*
ea.dan,ce on hand .a..
United Y. P. U.
mega n!zadioms '1':he Minister, Rely, The Y, P. Tie of the tJndted Cleerch
man antil re'pontee the membersb4p
as 305, 8 funerals, 3 baptisms, '3
weddings. A memorial service far
those who passed away clur'iug the
year, wee. held. The report of the
Board of Session waselven by Mr.
0 Ineartner.d. 'Ike 1 reneurei•'s ze:
pen +•wins given by Dr. R, S. Earn-
11tou -which showed the linaneee
for the year In a healthy annelidan.
Me Percy Mltsioe11 t 'eeented the
report' c the Official. Board, The
report of the' Sunday Srhoo!1 was
given by Mr, A. IIenlceg, Miss Addie
Cardiff and Mr, Percy Mitchell,
Mrs) S. Dayioon nave the report or
the Cradle 1t,4,1,, The report orf the
Y.P.1?, we,* gii4mi by Reit Blatk.
10d.'.tir Jewell presaged the Miseion
Band report with response by
Phyliy-Sullivan. Miss' alae Skelton
gave the \VOLS. report with re-
sponse by Mrs Rr.. .Pr'oatpr.• , Mrs
-
Davison :gave the W. A, report with
reeponnse by Mrs,' 0. Walker,' C.
I3usehlin' reepon,iled to the report
0f the Choir by Mies' M, Gar•oiss.
'Meanly all the . o'er/ores .showed a
,substantial ;b'alanne with 'tile con-
greg'ation givlugs 'totaling more
than $4,000 ,include; tine Misston-
an', swings $425.. W, A. $613, W.M.S.
The election resulted' in tour
nave Stewna'cla. being : ' alePeinted, C.
13tbseh11n4 W:' Proctor, Ge Sander.
son, A. McTaggart, A very heauity
vote of thanks , tvas tendered the
Minisden who a-larouneedi that he
would i,t810F8nfsh •his. pastorate an,
June 3011. of this•, year. - A pastoral
relattions, commletee was appointed -
to work with the ,Minister and the
Settllevrent camel:Wee of Presby-
tey
The W. A, cluellenged, the men. to
sponsor a conceit which woe -'ac-
certted: A" social boor wee'vaen•t at
the conclusion -of the btr&inees ses-
•ion when trio ladles provided 're-
Pr•esihmentts.
* '0 ec t, n .. o. *
* The prizes to be awarded the *
• hdders .of the Lucky Ticket :'
* for the Patriotic Ice Carnival *
* will be on display at Seeker *
* Bros. Butcher Shop Window •"
'3 Saturday, Feb. 3rd. *
'k LET'S DO OU•R BIT
By Helping the
Women's Patriotic Circle *
They are grand prizes *
* '3 1.
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ARENA
ACTIVITIES
THURSDAY -
Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
FRIDAY.
Open night for Skating Parties
Hockey Matches, Carnivals.
FRIDAY, FEB: ind-
MITCHELL at BRUSSELS
SATURDAY—
Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
Skettng Saturday afternoon for
Children just learning.
TUESDAY
Skating from 8 to 10 o'clock
W'ED.NE'SDA'1C'--� •
Open night -
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
)net - an M.ontlay evendng, Tile
lneteline opened with stngrog of a
hyalin toile:m .1 by prayer Doris'
Jewell, and the: s0r0.pture reading,
The business period being oamcluder3
a Piano solo was given' by Jean
Spelean, Atter the singing of e
113'1iin Mies Margaret Downing gave.
1
the tophus. Mr. Mullaney contiet-
huted a Musical ;,-election anti the
ute#sus cloorel• with the singing of ;a
hWmur,
John McQuarrie
Passes in Montreal
The sad .rows was rece'l0ed lly
Mn.. t'4r:nrits• McQuarrie, 9'111 eon-
ccs+'cion Grey Township, of the
dearth in the -'General Ha3I*itu:l,
Montreal. of John \1i Quari•ie, in his
701h year, Ito was raised on the
7th c0m0'00. yd '] i is. Inter movie'
to Cr•anbrook, As a young mor.' he
wonted in the Ronald Foundry ..far.
aon1e tame. Teter moving to Mon -
tread. He leaves to Mourn, their loss
one eon .Bay, al Detroit, and pole,
clautlhter, 14is, Beatrice Mauro of
Milwaukee, and two brrtthen
Athol of Toronto, and Salm of
Mot N:onuc1, Man.. One -grandson,
.Roy YIceauarrie, inode tbe sep.remie
sae:rifle ' 1* 111e recent war in Spain.
Buria6- took place in Montreal .01l
Saturday, . -
_.,
Ice Carnival
The, Patriotic Tee C,arnivaI w1.i1'l>
is to be held do the local
arena on the evening of Tuesday,
Feb, 6th, promises to be Life major
eivenieof the, season' and a• matertm s
crowd is expedtede to attend t*- par-
ticipate - in the vaYous events for
which geneitous prizes are offered.
ID addttioa, to the races there are
eleven costume prizes, prize for the
oldeet leder, on S!kates, the largest
family and for :the. most graceful
cotnpl�.
It. you+ don't ca"ore to go in costume
even if youdon't spate you may
'sisal share 1a 'the prizes for there
are three lucky 'tickets, with splen-
dict' pyizest given for thein. See
5nsrlde• page and bills, for- complete
Prize lest. If you canIlt` pauilcia'Ce
in th'e ceerai' **al you ,can 'be a specta-
tor. and dm that way yon gtive your
au11paet to the cause of ibe Red
Cross.
TJae, Brussels Bandy °will be in at-
tendance. A new amplifier has'
been installed at the arena. There
will be a refreshment booth. A
good time mill be eujoed by all,
Let's go to the Patniotio Ice
Carnival - at Brussels Arena on
Tuesday, Fel). 0111: and :assdst in. the
work of . ithe Woman's Patriotic
Circle.
St. John's Annual Meeting
The name Vestry Mest]rrg of St.
John's Church, held, In the Vesttlp
Poem of the church on Moii.rlay even-
ing of this, week was largely eat -
tended; •
Rev, F, Wattts, who preselect open,
ecl the meeting wlj . 'prayer, Mr.
laynao'Clc was appointed to act as
secretary for the meeting'. The re-
peeta of the ongantzatious of,the
church were given as /allows:-
'Cartrechreport, by the People's. `Vat•-
d!en, J. Fischer; Ladies' Ouidd 'by
the pr'esident,Mts, C Davis; Sunday
School her A. Celemau,;, superinten-
dent; A,Y,P.A. by,, lite 1ecretailp, T,
Davis and the W. A. by lairs, Cole-
man seareitar'y, Alli reportls showed
a credit bailan•ce for the year. A
letter from Bisbee., Seeger and read
by lair. Watts, and disenesed by
t'hos'e present, Variotis matter's et
business were cleat :with and the
electioat of thumb, officers, resulted
as tollo.wle1- People's Warden, J.
Flstcher; Rector's Warden,' T; Ellis;
Lay Delegate to 'Symbd, A, Wood;
Subsit1tute Lay Delegate is Synod
Wni, McCtiteheon; Seleett Vestry,
W. MloCiltcheon, J. Davis, ; 7I, Jack.
lin, A. Wood, A, +Colesnan1 T. L.
Prost, Do. Vipers, it, Bryan, Mess
G. Muhloohit, Mrs R, Theell, Mils, G.
Davie' Organist, R. ''Cnunriiibell;
',Caretaker, Wm. Fischer, ", A hearty
Vole of 'thanks was, recortledi on be -
halt oft the 1939 Wardens, Mr, J.
1! lecher and Mr, J. Tined for their
faOItutn.l. Service during the least year,
Alt beshiess being eatiefaetordly
oonelttd*d' the ineeting WAS bt'ought
tb te diose. With. ,prayer by lair, Watts,
Melville
Ladies' Aid '
The lemele5' Aid of Mielvltte I
Car=arc s i Commence Wed, Feb. .
cah110011 held a sate Of here -made . CONSERVATIVE
belting and neatly 111 the public
lihr'amy on Saturday , with atm. 13. '
Walker, enlivener, 'Mrs, It, Thune
son. mrd Mr . Jerrrrh Kerr we're
rharge of the baking booth and firs.
Mitchell of the candy booth,
EIma Farmer's Mutual
Fire Insurance Co
Hold Meeting
The fiftyatalh ertnu ;l meeting, of
the Policy 01 elders tet• the Ewa
tra!Mere `Intal.) Fare Inearl tic e
Company was belt in the Foreytens
Hall, Attwood on January 30th at '
twe c'clpsik to target, the report of
the Direc:tdrs and Auditors for the
yelr 1939 and the 011111ian or. Direc-
tor anti rrftirers' for the year 184e,
The comean'y 1104 had a number •
of heavy losses during 1939. ' All
losases were paid promptly and the
company was found to be In a very
aulieda.ctory position financially.
Tile former directors and officers
were unantnmusly re -alerted. to
office.
•114
Melville Y. P. S.
The Young People gathered in
the tern) of a Scotch Social meeting.
The meeting opened with Hymn 748.
Ml'. Kerr read the scripture after
which Ear] Moore led in prayer. Mr.
Kerr gave a sheet account on Bu1'n
life and read one of Burn's scents.
Scoaoh poems; n'ere read tiny; . Jean
Ma'cdonuld, Mary H. clemier, Tom
'Mat dzea:n. Two coronet solea
'were given by Earl Moore • and' ,
Gerald Gibson:- anti,. iii:'' Eokurie•t'
sang a Scotch song. Scotch cone
munl'ty singing was enjoyed by
everyone Miter which a ,Scotch
lunch was. served and the meeting
elnsed with the singing of "Auld
Lang Syne."
B. C. S. News
- by B.C.S. Reporter
Cm, Friday, Ian '36, a literary
meeting under the convenxrshtp of
Bent Pladk Gra*' held at B C.S.. The!
meeting °P'etled with the singing of
'0 Cenada'. Jean Speiran. and Idella: -
Bt'yraws favoured the grovup with a
duet. A veay atomising Scotch read-
ing was gdv0* ty Mary Helen, Eek-
inier, Gerald Gibson and Enr1 Moore
played'' n trumpet duet. The school
paper iwus read by Virginia Plum:
Seberal of they studeuits, were called
upon to give frnamemptu spaeclles
Jock Kelly ons '.The lMfannfacturel
has done more for the conntry tban
the farmer," Josephine Van Norman
anti "A Girl has a better time' np to -
eighteen than, a boy," and George
McNichol on "The world -,was e'
better place to live in fifty - yealw
ago .than it is today:" Mrs. Wilton
acting as cnitic, spoke for a few
minutes. After the. 'servin.g. df
candy the meeting classed by singing.
"God Save The Ding."
Friday evening the students from
the High and Public Schoch gather-
ed at the town hall to enjoy a couple
of hours of enteetaindng'antl educa-
tional moving pictures made pos-
eible by the cooperation. of Rev. H.
.7. Mgd.oney and the Bru:ssele School,
These pictures vette very interest-
ing and iT struetive anti the students
are gratehyl to 'Mr. 1 1t1honey for
beengtng his, moving picture nta-
oliine and putting base glans on, for
thein.
,The girls from 13ruesete I igb
School have organized a Junior Red
Gross society nvdutli Jeneettte Sander -
00a, President, Janet King, secre-
tary and Vinginia Plum treasurer.
They are going to mach have a
chance to do theirehare toe the
country by knitting ,for the soldires'.
Some have already Mailed making
wriselets ands others are anwdous+ 10
start as' soon, as they can obtain the '
Wool,.
Fo .the nowt month al'1 school •a.c-
tivittee will be praelticaldy at O
Stand-stud ae meenrintetionte 20111 take
019 all of the student's' ,trim's.
DIED -
P.E1VdVlNGTON.--ae Clinton, on Mon-
day, -JOnuary 29111„ 1940, Walter J.
0, Pennington, In hist 66th. year,.
The funeral 111411 be hekl from, the
resiidence• of 111.e sono James Pet.
niegton, Lot 4, Conn 11, (trey Twp,
an Thua•eday, Feb, lett, 1940, Sea'-
wlee' et 2.00 pan, Intent -ant la
:B)'US8e1a eetnetel'y,
CANDIDATE
•
11.e following canvas,s,ems
been appointed and will be
on yon:
Rrnsec.le North of River -4
-Waimea and Harry Champ
Demise's South of River and
main' Street-\Walde•r. C, Ke
Lewis Resse'11.'
Bru„caels South of River and
itaim Street- Walter Itos
Frank Maeda..
Ceti Tem, Con. 12--H;aary IC
Will Marie,
U"rip 1 vet. d'art, e. 0.0 Cr
,delod.,ti--tJ, 0. Evan
lelleccet
ley
Ciro"
0chool- G
cttiv Molt) am
rey Twp..
and ere.
111'ov
ton and 1?a
eforris 211rip,,
r'oadL . We[ l
Moses.
Morels Twp.
Louis A
Mori'is Twp.,
and James
Morris. Twp,.
and J'ame's Kerr.
Morris' Tem Con.
and Will 1ficC11,,tc'ii44$, p41
hIorris T•141>,, 'Con. 7 -Geos
and Simpson MoOail.
Canvassers will get tlieir s
and 11351 uotio0s at Eilmer D,
office and make their r'etur i
Wood, Treasurer.
0*
L, E. CARDIFF
F01'1110i I ,e,vr- 08 Marr : Towtulap
for The, past Night years, is -Con-
ser•va!ti'e candidate for tile North.
Huron. riding inthe conning Federal
Election on. Ttveaday. Martin: 26th. .
'0 'I, 0. to • i i' 1 * *
PEOPLE Vir.6 KNOW
* * ' t k i; * ,.
17dss Mary I,0(1. ha, vieitdng
Wingham with Mrs, Geo. Slott.
1lns, John G0111rnith is in Toronto
the gueet • of . her daughter Mrs,
Braden:
Miss May Skelton was . in Galt
last week attending the funeral of
a relative in, that city,
lir. Laycock of dhe school staff
aireret the week -end with• friends in
Woodtatock.
Mr, Harold McDonald who Las
been baiting relatives in the West
returned home on Saturday;
Miers 'Flo, i, Buchanan, has been
supplying for n couple of daye in
the Primary Roo5m as Miss Helen
Backer was ander the doeto'i's cane
'George Northwood. has reamed
to his dirties art the Canadian Bnnkt
of Commerce folttrwing a three
week vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Nontltwood,
Mrs, Wm. Miller of Tm nberrq Si.,
nnntb, who has. been ender - the
doctor's care for pone m'ndhe cele-
bm'ted her 8531, birthday .Sunday, -
Jen -31111, 'Uo'n rratula'tst ns
The atony friencle of Rev C. 1.
M0arhonse, London, a i ne
cf the Brussels lniteci cller„h. wile.
he grieved ' to learn of 300• death
1wleleh occrieed in Lonhon on, Tues.
day. following an °l'eration.
bliss Madge Donaldson, of Lis-
towel, welialcnowii to a, number of
I(ais,elites died in Listowel on
Monday evening of ,this week atter
a short illness The funervil Js
being held au Thur=sday a8ter'noon,
hirs, A. J, Lewey end eluC:rrdy
Lowry :motored to London on Sat -
today the.t Mrs, I;owry might attend
a 10 the Met/Teeldten
Church 20011h n reception atter at the
bonne of Mr, end .firs', A, A. Affleck.
Th.e bride is a cousin ofMrs.Loawry
and ill's. Affleck ee sister
Orval 'Stanley had his ear badly
damaged in an accident involving' a
cutter thriven by FI'erlaq* Sanderson,
Nutlet. on Monday evening, Fortran-
atety 1tlr. Sandensen or the driver
of the ear or his mother }des, 1.
S!tenley, who eecompended ,trim were
not aea'iotrisy injured. The hone
had a bad cut and the cutter was
badly washed.
• • a
The many friends: of the M*Bain
Fancily were sorry to read in The
Globo and MIIail, the passing of an
olcl resident, Mists Bell MaBahe who
lived.. in Braseela on Mill Street, The
fahnily ,home 1* the houses where' Mr.
R00401114 11ve4.9 and their tailor *bop
WOE. whore the Rural Telephone of -
lice le now. Mee, MsBahn Se'., and
fatally moved to Teronite some eear0
ego, 1001sll, i'Oebellie leavers her 0111y
brother 701101 and nue Meter ylVliee
Annie, one .skater (1i1i!araearet) :Mas.
?them of Attwood, flledt soave years
ago. The Posit extends' the sincere
sy0nrtetis of old . friends around
Brusa'e1ilk0t
ktellAlN ,lsabelta,-'At the Albany
]4ospitn3, an. Saturday, January 87113,
1.940, +Teabella MG13ain, beloved sister
of John. and' Annie Venetiaa 205 Data
We have set our objective at
We believe you -will put it
the top and wJien canivasg'is
pleited you will look at your
with pride and feel I done my
This money goes to buy s
for .those fighting our batitlen
as' 1'iosfpital &uieldl 5s Dente
mics, Ambulances, donations
Of those brave Finlanders.
The •Cana'cliau, Red Cross
record to be proud of, In ti
peace they help those. who
in Hoose and earth quake.
Sincerely' yours,
R. J,• Bowman, Prer.,i1
Elhri•ea' T5. Bell, S1 oreita_-
k
WEDDING
* ) *
SANDERSON--BIOLGEF
St..Tahli'* Anglican Ohureb
sem;; was the scene of a very
weari1na• on Saturday, .lar
'when Mies, Marguerite Helen,
east daughter of Mr, and Meat
as IT. Bolger o!f Morris do
herame the imide or Mr,
13 aKenaJe, youngest ,sou of :1
Mee, leaiiid D San'clerson, oP ]
township, The cereimeny w
farmed by. Rev. F. W. Wei
bruwsete, The, bride eves ch
in leeches crepe dines with.
sondes to. martali. They we
'averted by Mr. and Mrs. Marl
0011ride,, sister a.nd' brO411010 nrlaw
b
Immediately following the'
money a sumptuous wedding
was senw04 at !Elie' home t
bni'de's %tents
The ram twits teettuily de
with ,pink end white tapers.
Fbur cousins of the beide
the dinner namely: rifist,
Knight, Miss tarny McDeeal,
Edgar Hollinger and Met
Penile•. -
Amid ehotvenS oft 000700
happy couple lett for a beet
to be SI[ienit in Detroit. `anal
aenth, •
Far 'trstve111ng the bride
l'rls,t Wool -0010 with a green •et
halt and gloves to 11103011,,
me' happy •sawlike wilt r'05
the groom's Atle teem In
IttICNN!ilaa '1'0 kali ant( 1V
Boeneee Grey, On Zthui,sda;
150y a. ten (Stephan teen
aok
twr'ih vcrony eged 7G yoare.
Funeral titan the M. Ritoli
nemali Homey 219 t)en1101'61i
on lalonday last, at 2 natl. In,
St, ,balm"e' (l01netery, ltorwliy