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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-11-19, Page 1THE POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday' November 19th, 1941 BRUSSELS, ONTARI0 Brussels Town Hall Friday, Evening Nov. 21st "FORTY MILLION PEOPLE" —2 reels The working class in wartime England "OUT OF THE NIGHT" — Training the blind Tennyson's Land of Lyonese Waterways — Source of Avon and Thames Aida — Symphony Jack-and-Beanstock Companions Under auspices of the Finance Committee, Red Cross . ADMISSION - —; 25c and 10c Seen As Show -down I rt With Tokyo Washington•, - A wave of conjec- ture that the United States is 'Clear- ing the decks' against a possible clash with Japan followed Presi- dent Roosevelt's disclosure that he is considering the withdrawal of the 970 marines stationed in China. A Pot Luck Supper to be followed by A Programme will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 26th in the basement of Knox Presbyterian Church Cranbrook under the auspices of the Red Cross. Supper served from 6 to 8 Admisison—Adults 35c Children . 20c Mrs. Russell Knight, President. DOUGLAS +RATHWELL Least costly and most appreciated of Christmas Gift. Your Portrait by The Russell Studio LISTOWEL Evening sittings by appointment "The Fear of the Lord la The Beginning of Wisdom. Melville Church 10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class. 11' a.m.—"F. for Victory." 7 pans.—"V' for Victory. Come and Welcome. United Church 11 a.m a"Getting God into the Daily Round." 3 p.m.—Church School and Bible Class. 7 p.m—"Church loyalty Worship God and be blessed. St, John's Church 24th Sunday after Trinity 7 p.m.—Evensong Percy Passmore Named At Tuesday's Session Succeeds James Leiper New Warden Asks Full Support For. Plowing Match; Site Said Ideal Goderioh, Nov. ie.—Percy 1Pass- morre, Uelborne totivnship reeve, was elected warden of Huron county council at the opening session on Tuesday afternoon, to fill out the unexpired term o1 James Leiper, reeve oR Hullett, whose death oc- curred in October. Mr, Passmore was chosen in a caucus of Liberal members held be- fore the session opened. His nom- motion, presented bp Reeves Ray- mond Redmond and N. R. Dorrance, was endorsed heartily, and he was escorted to the dais by Reeve R. J. Bowman of Brussels•, a former warden. -who, ,in .presenting the key to the county, spoke highly of the new warden's municipal experience and executive ability. An air of sadness pervaded the council et:ambber when Clerk Nor- man Filler opened the, session— the flret time in the history of the county that a warden had died while in office, he said, expressing regret in the depths of Mr. Leiper and Reeve Livermore of Clinton. "It is with mingled feelings I ae- cept the honor you have conferred en me," the new warden Bald. He paid flirting tribute to the mem- ory of +the late warden, and of Reeve Livermore; and regretted Ithe absence of Reeve R. ,S. Hether- ington, of Wingham, now on active service. He extended a welcome to Reeves Evans and Trewartha. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer St. John's Church Welcomes who are lonely ill and wentCompanionship, , All who sae 'tired and heat) laden, and wish rest and mismuragement. • All who. mourn and need COM - for, Alt whb pray: • Local News Items At The Churches Services in Melville Presbyterian church en Sunday were conducted by Rev. S. Kerr. The text in the morning was, "Pull Your Weight," and in the evening, "Jesus, Leader or Lord." Services in the United church on Sunday were conducted by Rev. 0. ,L. Lewis who spoke in the morning on "Known By Their Desires." The text flor the evening service was "Voices Ogling Todey'' An an- them was given at the morning service. Services in St. John's church on Sunday were conducted by Rev. F. Watts. v--� N7 Seaforth Ont. THEATRE REGENT NOW PLAYING— Bud Abbott Lou 'Costello — IN --. In the itNavyh The AndreWs Sisters A bigger, better, funnier show than Buck Privates. IN PIANO TUNING— ...Mr, J, C, Blackstone Is in town., Leave your orders for piano tuning at The Radio Shop, phone 92)i 13Nese Is. V Ripe Raspberries Hitve you had any fresh raspber- ries lately. Mr, F. R. Smith picked ripe ones in his garden on Tuesday of this week, — v CARD. OF THANKS We wieih to extend to our neigh- bors and friends our sincere thanks for their many acts of kindness during the illness end subsequent death of our sister. William and Welter Smillie Change In Wingham Council The 1'V1ngham Town Council has nailed Councillor Jae. Evans as• reeve for the unexpired term of the former reeve, Capt, R. S. Hthering- ton, KJC„ who is in the army. Reeve. Hetherington was elected for a two- year •term, 1941. and 1942. Cour. Frank Sturdy has resigned his seat on the Council, making the second vacany,' and nominations will ''be held an November 'nth. Fine Broadcast 't School 'Glee Chib' Congratulations are due the girls of bhe BJCJS. Glee Club and to their capable musical dirbotor. Maurice Laycock, for the splendid half hour broadcast of school music over CKINX Wingham on Tuesday even- ing. The varied programme was quite delightful and it is' to be hoped that broadcasts suth' a6+ it will be- come a regular feature. —V -- Notice-- ..., In order to comply with the new order of The Whartime Prices and Trade Board it is necessary that we receive cash for all our business. It Ls also necessary, at this time to have all outstanding accounts paid up. All accounts must be settled on or before December lad, 1941 or they will be handed in for collection. In future all business must be on e cash basis. E —k-- MON., TUES., WED. ' Jahn Wayne Betty Field Shepherd of The Hills in technlcolor A sweeping plcturization of (Harold Bell Wright's noVet. Nekt THURS., FRI, SAT. 2 Features Joan Blondell - - Dick Powell IN —. Model Wife A stirring romantic comedy Also—Dorothy . Lamour Joan Hall Alma of the South Seas —_— )OMING —, Tom, Dick, and Harry• , • —s -- When double features are shown, 1 p*trons must be In by 8.45 to lee a complete sh'bw. , + ;Elliott's Garage WANTED— — Hides, Fur and Feathers, Hieheet market poses for horse hides and beef hides1 aka fox, skunk, coon and mink, plume Brussels 85-r-12 Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Oat v Haying in November November isn't the usual time for haying but J, Cattersen was ob served this week +taking in hay. We dont knew anything about the quaff• AY of November hay but we pre- sume he means to use it to feed hie Coate Brussels, Ont. V— St. John's Ladies Guild Meet The regular monthly meeting of St. John's Guild was held in he vestry of the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. George Davis pre- sided. The rector opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. H, Bryan ,presented the treasurer's re- port which showed an increase over last year. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to the 'members of the other churches . in the community for their ]rind gifts and assistance for the fowl supper. The remainder of the was spent in quilting. served by Mrs. Davin Fischer. Howick Plaintiff Given Lecture CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for tlleir helpfulness and sympathY, during the Illness, and at the thne of the deruth of Charles Case, also for the lovely floral tributes. ,Special thanks to Rev. F. Watts for all his kindness. It was much appreciated. Mrs. Charles Case and daughter V Two Machine Guns Per Month A meeting of the War -Savings Committee was held on Friday even- ing. The committee has been re- quested to increase the reuniter of Bank Pledges. Brussels quota is two machine guns a month, thus the community must raise twelve hund- red dollars each month. Canvassers will call on you this week. As Song To Skate To, Dance To, Romance To Fred Waring brings you a dreamy, delightful new waltz, "Romance' On Ice" . . complete' with 'words and music ... in this - Doming_ .Sunday's issue of The Detroit .Sunday Times. It's Fred - Waring's selection for Weekly Song Hit No. 5 in the thrilling - series of eye ng . genateeeS. The Detroit Sunday Times • brings its readers. diet The- Detroit Sun- day Times this week and every week for a New Song Hit. v Newlyweds Honored afternoon Tea was and Mrs, In Wingham police court Magid• trate F. W. Walker of Walkerton, heard a ease 1m which Ira Shaeffer of Howick had charged that . Roy Noble, also of Howick, had stolen a board from school eeotlon number 11. After hearing the charge, severe talking to for bringing such a trivial thing into court. The magistrate said that there were far +too many of these cases and they should be settled between the par- ties concerned. - A ' charge of careless driving against T. B. Johnston of Belgrave was remanded for two weeks to allow the defendant to arrange his rase and secure wbtneeses. Johns - sten Was involved in an accident at a bridge south of Weighem a short time ago In which a ear driven by a Mr, Paresis of Gorman .'Ackert Coansany, London, received heavy damage. The two ears met head- ori a fen' feet north of the bridge, A third' case in which ilarole Kerr of Wi'ngihamr was charged with eyelets driving, had to be held• over when the; ;aocusee falled to appear, St, John's Rector Goes To Windsor Rey, F, Watts, 13.A., L.T1„ Who leas been rector :of 5t. Jollies Augll- eau Church l3rtossels and St. George's Church; Walton for the east two years received word this morning from the Bishop that he is to go to Windsor as assistant rector of All Staines' +church. Mr. Watts' new duties to oomrebce ou December 1st, While the congre- gations of this: parish 'regret tlse removal of their rector they are pleased to lcuow of his advance - mend. * :F * * * ! R WEDDING * * * ,a ,B :C * Davis—Raymond Bray—Raymond A quiet but pretty double weddiug took place in 'St. John's Anglican church Brussels, at ten -o'clock on Satarday morning, November 15011, when Rev. F. Watts, rector of the - parish, united in marriage, Priscilla and P0.tricia, twin daughters of Mrs, E. Raymond of Brussels and lobe late Charles J. Raymond, and Clifford Warden Bray, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bray of Grey township and James Henry Davis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Morrie township. 'Priscilla was attended by her sister Betty (Mrs. Carl Gowing) and the groom by his brother Kennena Bray. iPatrlcia's attendant was Miss Berva Mair, a friend and the groomsman was . Wm. Kellington. The brides were given Lm marriage by their brothers Harold -and Bobby Raymond. Mrs, Mair played suit- able music. Priscilla wore a dress of airforce blue while Patricia chose a dress of sacks blue, bath with wine accessor- ies. A wedding dinner was nerved to the immediate relatives and friends at the brides' home. Later in the .afternoon the happy couples. left :together, by cart. M. and Mrs. Bray going to Merkdale for a short stay and Mr. and Mrs. Davis visiting at Barrie and Toronto. * . * Last Thursday evening 'the Jameatawn Hall was+ the scene of a social gathering in the form of a miscellaneous' shower, which was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacklin (nee Reita Kitchen) who were recently married. Dancing was enjoyed and +following lunch Mr. and Mrs. Jaoiriin were called for- ward and the following address was read by +Stewart Musgrove:— Dearl Oarl and Rei'ta.- , On this very happy occasion of Your recent marriage, we, your friends and neiglfbor1 have gathered Isere this evening to extend our very best wishes to you for your happiness as you emlbark in the matrimonial canoe. We hope that there a^i11 be smooth sailing, fair weather, a happy and a pleasant voyage. We ask You to accept these gifts not alone for their material value. but that they may serve you in lister years as a happy remembrance of u's, your friends, who have gather- ed here, an behalf of your friends and neighbors. • Aldeen 'Montgomery, Fred Mone ornery. Both Mr. and Mrs. Jaoklin made suitable replies and dancing con- tinued. * * Obituary • • * s * e . * • County Tax Sale only One.thira as Many Properties as Usual Offered At the county sale of land for ar- rears of tastes, held last Thou•"'^v only about one•teird et the number of properties, luvolein thira of the usual tota)s of a were offered for sale, This A it'll as an indication that at present the farriers of Huron country are pros- Perinig, Tc be exact, twenty ale Parcels were listed, . involving e2500 in lax arrears. Before the sale date fifteen of 'these had been redeemed by the owners, and at the sale two were purchased, bringing in - X1500, leaving nine properties unsold agimst which there is e940 owing.. Two farms were unsold, . one in Grey and one in Usborne, Eleven Menesetung Park lots, from which trees have been cut for clearance purposes at Sky Harbor airport, failed to find a bidder, MARY SMILLIE Following a long illness, Miss Mary Smillie of Grey Township passed on Friday, November 7th in her 76th year. Site was a native of Hensall and received her education at Harriston High School. She was the eldest daughter of the late Jo- seph and Jane Sanillle. A goad friend and kindly neighbor, especial. ly to the children of wbom she was very fond she will be greatly missed. In religion she was a Presbyter- ran. Surviving are three brothers, William of Grey Township with whom she lived, Robert of Nelson, B.C., and Walter of the est conese- Ston of Morris. Two brothers Stewart and Dr. Joseph Smillie Pre- deceased her as did a sister Agnes. Following a private service at the home of her brother Walter on Sunday afternoon, the funeral stet, vice was- held in Knox 'Preslbytertan Church, Biuesale. The offiteeting ministers were Rev. Samuel Kerr of Melville Church, Brussels assisted by Rev. F. G. Fowler ,of Blnevale Presbyterian Chu.rab. Pallbearers were George Fraser, Wilfred Hoy, Mac Shaw, David Johnston, Allan Ramsay and William Peacock. United Church W.MS.• The Women's Missionary 'Society of the United Church held their monthly meeting en Friday after noon in the -schoolroom of the church. The meeting was in. charge, of Mrs, Lorne Nichols' Group, The opening and closing exercises were taken by the president, Mrs. J. E. Smith. The study period was con- ducted by Mrs. (Rev,) Lewis as a round ,table conference with ques- tions and answers from the study book. Mrs, Cousins, Mrs. Richard son, Mrs. A. McStsggart told inter- eating Merles of tthe Chinese nes., sten, taken from the study book. Trio treasurer's report was given by Mrs. R. 3. Mcl auohlin. and the secretary's report by Mrs' R. Down` ing. Mrs. Harold Thomas) gave an interesting 'talks on the temiierance o today. The meeting closed with prayer by the President, • Tull, J, 7D. Statile , RED CROSS BRUSSELS BRANGr Don't forget the 'Talking Pictures' including a "Travel Through Eng- land" in the. Town Hall, Friday evening, November 21st.; The Boys from Port Albert Train- t ing ,School will provide an evening of entertainment followed by lunch and dancing on December 4th. The Finance Committee wish to thank all who assisted in making the Baking Sale such a fine success.. The net proceeds were $44.00_ V '31 Huron County, Junior Assoc., Of Toronto Elects Officers ;Huron -Bruce Liberals Meet On November 29th DUNIG+ANNON, Nov. 1+S The an- nuar meeting of the Liberal Assoeia- +eono f Inc Fon-race eons Hu B titu E. W. Hunter unanimous v 'Choice As President At recent meeting off the Execu tive Committeeittee of the. Huron. County Junior Association of Toronto. ebn- est W. Hunter, 'C.A., ,wars .elected de by acclamation as President of the Association for ,the coming yea', Mr. Hunter, who Is one. of the members ' refrresentiug, the Towne of Clinton on the Comanalbtee„ was largely responsible Mr the oagrenlza-- tion of the Association over Lee years ago. Other '00fices% elected were- Ger- ald Stewart, neseneseVice-President',Mrs. O. Panton, ,Second Vies President; Mrs., Fred Elliott, Sr - retary Mr. Ralph. Carr, Treader and Mr. Kenneth. 0.• Stanbury, 119 tor of Publicity. At the Annual Meeting orf the Association held last month the following +Committee was elected Ser the conning year; GO+D+ESLLCH—Mus- C. Parton, Mist •Grace Stirling and Miss Elul Dewar. ISEAZ'ORTH Mr. Gerald Stewart Mies Ann Sutherland. OL INTON—Mr. E. H. Hunter, Art Fred Elliott and Mr. Mike Cook: Mary McGree- -e• and Mr. Ralph Carr. EXETER—+Mr. Gordon Fowler au Mr. Kenneth .S. Stanbury. BRUSSELS --'Mrs. Lloyd •Greee an Mr. Wesley MoCutcheon BLYTH & ::evuNDESBORO—Le atobeet Leiper. Hii7NISALL—(Miss Margaret Coo. The +Committee waled be gtac hear of new arrivals %n Toronto Huron +County and would ap5reee it 00 such ,persons would get tonok with the Committee Mugabe represeniting their Town. A Bowling Party at the Cents Bowling and Recreation Olub, Shepherd Street Is being arra for Saturday evening, Novemk " I eacy for the 'Ontario Legislature is 221d at whfeh new members. 'will r to be held in Wingham on Friday, ; welcome. November 28, at 1.301 p.m. The new i V president, Murdock Matheson, sh- DEATH A field, will conduct the meeting. PINKER, George Wilson—At v 1 Train Crash Auto, Toronto (General Hospital, en 1 Seven Escape I day, November I!4, 1941. Oleorge 'P son Pinner, beloved husband Seven Dorchester young people with death but eosaped Lyla Sariltif and brother of IN unscathed when their car was bit by had a brush wiJ L. McCauley of Detroit and T, a L. & Y.S. freight train as they Pinner of Toronto. crossed the railway sicking to reset 1 Rested se the Funeral Ogee a parking lot meat the corner Of Morley S. Bedford' 159 Egllnitori J Batlnimst and Talbot streets, London. I nue Week, at T ass:Allee Bou"la"see The car was demolished, • When the in the .eha1el e41 Sunday train emasihed the cse a hurryees Hing, at 9 o'clock. Also service call was sent out for ambulances but Clinton, Ontario, on Monday, et, 1 ' from the wreckage the seven acme prim• Interment Clinton Colne pants were unscrambled without a IM'rs• 1Ptnner wits e' former P acratctl. Sets' girl. t.'