The Brussels Post, 1955-02-16, Page 1Three Act Play
"Where's Grailtdme
Is coming to Brussels on
FRIDAY, FEB. 18th.a.t 8 P. M. •
In Brussels Town Hall
Sponsored by Brussels
Majestic Women's Institute
All Local Talent.
Admission 50c and 25c
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TENDERS WANTE D
'Panders foe' the spraying of Cattle
for Warble Fly inethe Township of
Grey, will be received by the under.
sigaed until 4 p. March 5th, 1951
State price per head per spray.
Lowest or any tender not necessea
ily excepted,
Edythe M, Cardiff, Clerk,
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for supplYinig Warble Fly
Powder for the Township of Grey
will be received by the undersigned
until 1 p. in,, March 5th, 1955.
Lowest or any tender mot necessar-
ily accepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk.
APPLES
FOR SALE
Grade EX - Fancy, Fancy, Grade C,
Spies, Macintosh, Delicious, and
Snows.
Also cooking •apples, bring your
own containers: ' •
R J. McLauchlin, Mgr.
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2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Grey Twp. Council •
Grey Townohip Council Meeting
held •on February 5th.
Moved by Geo. Hutchinson, , sec- 1
onded by Win. E, Bishop that the
minutes be adopted as read,
— Carried.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar
seconded by Geo. Rutelensan ,rnat
we rescind By-law No, y, peesed on
January 10th, 1955,
— Carried,
Moved by Hugh Smith, " seconded
by Win. E. Bishop that the Clerk be
instructed to prepare a by-Lew to pp- ,
point Jan Howes• as Township En- ,
gineer under The pitches and Water-
,courses Act,
— Carried.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar, sec.
ended by Geo. Huthehinson that we
finally pass by-law No. 2, 1955 author-
izing the expenditure of $50,000.00
on Roads and Bridges.
— Carried. '
Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded '
by Geo. Huthohinsen that a grant of 1
$50.00 be given The Salvation Army. '
— Carried.
Moved by ,Goo. Hutchinson, sec-
ondacl by Clifford R. Dunbar that
Howard Yonne. be rebated $4.0(r dog
tax. — Carried, -
. Moved by Hugh Smith seconded by
Geo. leutilechinon that By-Law No. 5 '
to appoint Jae. Howes Township En- .
gineer, be finally passed. -7- Carried.
Moved by Win. E. Bishop, seconded ,
by Hugh Smith that we instruct the ,
Clerk to ;advertise for tenders for
warble fly ,apraying per head, •
a, aa.,r40-4,
Moved 'by Geo. Hutchinson, Dee-
ended by Hugh Smith that we ad-
vertive for tenders for warble fly
powder. — Carried.
Moved by Geo. Hutchinson see-
•
!supplying; crushing, and and haul-
ing approximately 6000 yar as of
gravel to bd put through a Ye inch
screen. Tenders) to be in by March
7, 1955. — Carried.
Moved by SteWart Procter, sec-
onded by Wm, Dispn that By-Law
No. 4, 1955, authorizing the 1.-reas.
to borrow up to 50,000 from the
bank be passed as read the first sec-
ond and third times, — Carried.
ended by Stewart Procter that we
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
'hold the reading of the Engineer'e
Report on I he Sawyer Drain on
March 1 at 1 p. m. in the Township
Frail. — Carried.
It was, agreed to pay to the Wing-
Itam General Hospital the amount
colleeted in the 1954 taatea for the
banding fund of that Hospital.
Moved by Stewart Procter, see-
onded by Wm, Elston that the Meet-
ing adjourn to meet again on March
7 at 1 P. M.
— Carried.
T.he tollowing accounts were Paid, III
Blyth Telephone tolls
•Counity 'of Huron, Mrs. Roes
Ste Nimes
Mrs. Ann Bernard and if
11.25
Richard Hoy 90.75
Brussel% Telephone, Hall phone •
$2.55
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Drop by for a "sweet" deal on a
famous New Idea Spreader.
Look at the choices you have:
65 bu. spreader on 20" wheels.
With or without 7;50-20 rubber tires.
75 bu. spreader for tractor or
teant. 24" wheels interchangeable
with New idea one-row corn picker.
Rubber tires or steel wheels. With or
without tires.
Big 120 bu, pit spreader. 4
spreading speeds for each forward
gear of your tractor. Steel flares and
front endgate, Peddles tan be re.
moved separately without disturbing
rest of distributor.
Most ftiniOOS and popular spreader in the teUntri, •
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BRUSSELS LION'S
CLUB MEETIN.P. Morris Council Valentine Dance and Draw-
' In Cranbrook Community Centro,
°Friday, February 18th
Sponsored by Cranbrook Club Girls
Please dress for occasion
Admission 50c — Lunch Counter' ,
Everybody Welcome.
Lion Max 01001
Alorris ToWnsaip •Connell Meet
els Melee Club was called to order '
The regillar Meeting of the, 33russ- I 'big, Feb. 7,1.955,
The Council met. in the Township
on Monday, fob, 14, by President Hail on the above date with all the
library, at the Theellreiernt$111111resmto'f: the last meeting
at 7 p.
St. John's Pancake Supper
Tuesday • February 221)
Supper served from 5.30 to 7 p. m,
Menu Pancake and Syrup, Sandwiches, Pickles,
Pie and Tea.
Admission — Children under 12 - 35c
Adults 60c
were read and adopted on motion
of Wm. Speir and Walter Shortreed,
Moved by' Walter IShortreed, oac-
oaded l)y Wm. D'hiton that Hullett
Township be refunded $17:88 on the
',Murray-Lamb Drain, — Parried,
Moved by Wm. Elston, seconded by
by Ross, Duncan teat we give a grant
of $25,00 to the Salvatioe Army.
— Carried,
Moved by Stewart Procter, sec-
onded by Walter Shortreed that By-
Law Na'. 1955 7:especting the con-
trol of Brucelloele in the Township
of Morrie he Passed as read the first,
second and third times. -
Moved by Win. Elston, seconded by
Ross' Duncan that Carl Johnston,
Harvey McCutolleon and George
Martin be a. committee tee act along
with the Agricultural Representative
and the Proeincial Veterinarian an
the Brucelosis .campaign in Morris
Towrabip. — Carried,
Moved be' Wm. VlOton, seconded by
Stewart Procter that the road bills
as preisented by the Road Superin-
tendent be paid.
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Carried,
Lion Bill "Druntineed from Guelph
who is with the Planter Peanut C,
was our guest for tee evening. Lion
13111 explained how the Planter Pea-
nut Co. works through Service clubs.
The thanks was extended to Lion
Bill Drummeed by President Lion
Max,
Lion Donald Dunbar reported on
Plans for Ladies Night to be held in
Cranbrook on 'April 18.
The club dueled to sponsor a Pee-
wee hockey team to take part in the
Goderieh meet.
We were favoured with tw'o saxo-
phone solos .by David Kennedy ace-
ornparnied by Lion, Donald Dunbar.
Thank you kindly David.
Tailtwister James Armstrong did
a good basin ices. The way In which
be raises a little funds, proves a
wonderful source, of entertainment.
The guessing contest was won by
Graame McDonald. 'The prize was
donated by Lion Max Oldfield, to
whom we are very grateful.
Special thanks to ehe ladies of $t.
John's Church for their splendid
dinner and, Valentine deCorations.
MAJESTIC INSTITUTE
AIDS FIRE VICTIMS
'Several vif.iters,, were welconed to
the meeting of Braseels Majestic
Women's Inetiteite I Thursday after-
noon in the basement of the *Lih-
rare. Mrs, W, H, 13e11 Conducted the
meeting at Which plans were else
cussed for an amateur concert to be
held in May and a bazaar and tea
to be held the last Saturday in Oct-
ober, '
The roll call response made by
more than 40 members, was a deflatr
ion for Mr. and Mrs. John Jainiesem
and family, who lost their home and
all possesSions in a re-Cent fire-
Three quilts: one made and quilted
ley Institute membere, one from the
People of con. 16 of Grey, and one
'from the Red Cross, Society of Sea-
forth (to be finished by Institute
members), .were among the many
'useful gifts.
Mrs. Were Evans, convener of agri-
culture and Canadian industries, took'
charge of :the meeting, Mrs: H. Speir
presented the motto, "Perfection is
not expected, but limprovement Is".
A new song, "Friends end Nagle
bore," was used for community sing-
ing, with Mrs. pV. C. Kerr at the
piano. A eolor film demonstrating
the manufacture of a mattress was
shown, and another entertaining film
Viewed. Miss Rochelle 'Wineberg
played a piano selection,
Mrs.. Kenneth Shunt% who with
Mrs, Ferg•Connelly is' leader for
the "Milky Way" project, report.
ed that the class will bold its first
meeting this afternoon. Lunch host-
esses were Mrs. Douglas Herningetay,
Mrs. Oliver Heminvway, Mrs. George
Evans, and Mrs. William IlVans,
THE UNITED CHURCH
Moved by Walter •Shortreedi sec
ended by Ross Duncan that we al-
, vertise for tenders, to supply 1000
Eternal life here and hereafter is lbs. of Warble Fly Powder and 25
possible only as man dwells in God. gallons .of disinfectant; tenders
That le to say a man must Posaess ) to be in by March 7th. 1
i and and practice real religion if he . ‘ — Carried,
lie ta have eternal life, Real religion Moved by Stewart* Procter, sec-
and eternal life are synonymous. ,. ended by Wm. Elston that we ae-
This was the theme of the address in ' verbise for applieatiions for Warble
USED CARS -
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1950 Meteor, Radio and Heater •
1948 Dodge 5 passenger Coupe
1946 Plymouth Coach
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1953 Chevrolet Truck
3 Ton with Gravel Box
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the United Church on, Sunday, Feb, { MY Inspector at 90 cents, per hour
13, based on Deut.35: 27 "Mlle Eternal and seven cute per mile; truck
God is thy dwelling place; and under- driver for Warble Ply spraying at
neath are the everlasting arms." God 85 Cents per lhour and a helper at
never cute Himeelf off from man but 85 'cents per arckar. — Carried.
man cuts himself off from God, re- Moved 17 .1 ,oss Duncan, secondee
fuses to return. end dies, Eternal life by Walter Shortreed that we adver-
ts ill 1 d d f n tine for tenders for the contract of pose e on y In o, an or me ,
r
only when they make a vital respon-
se of love to the Universal love of
God revealed so wondrously in l'esus
Christ the Lord.
The anthem for the day was, "I'll
Go Where You Want Me To Go,".by
Browe and Rouneefell. .
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and. Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Qom,it.
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Complete With Cut And Style
- $4.95
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CARD OF THANKS
Ours sincerest thanks is extended
to all those good friends of Miss
Kate Menzies who were so helpful at
the time of her illness and death.
Your kindness was, 'deeply appreciat-
ed by her family.
Mrs. Harry Coutts
Mrs. Richard Hallenbeck
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Febt.19
Frontier.
MELVILLE CHURCH ,
Rev. Harold Cohan preeched on
'Sunday morning last onTPates words
There es no difference; and said in I
part; We always make a difference
between teacher and pupil, the white
and black men, between the thief and
the 'honest man, the criminal, and the
Saturday Only
Roy Rogers in the Far
Skis '
"MUSIC IN THE MOONLIGHT"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
February 16 - 17 - 18
DRAGN5T"
This is especially for you TV -ians as
It is taken from your most popular
Program
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peeled by Wm: B. Bishop that the
reeve and treasurer be authorized
to apply for balance of 1954 road
subsidy. — Carried.
Moved by Wm. E. Bishop. second-
ed by Hugh Smith -that we appoint apright men. God .says, All have sinn-
Geo. Hutchinson as member of the ed and come ehort. When it oomes
Cranbrook Hall Board, '— Carried. to God's (salvation, and the euestion
Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded of our redemption, there is no
by Geo. Hutchinson that the Engin. "diffeeenee.
eer Sas. HoWes be instructed to ex- We all like to see ourselves as a
•aelliale and report on drain revealed I photo. and as the mirror presents ma.
by C. Reynard and others. Bat this does not show what Is in-
- Carried, side. Othens only see our outside
Moved by Will. E. BishoP, seconded appearance, but God sees'within.
by Hugh Smith that We engage R. M. The law of God reveals to uls that wee
Ross to prepare plane for the Engler all have sinned, it is not. enough to
bridge, lot 32, Con. -- Carried. keep the law. The word of God says
Moved by Clifford R. Duller, tha“., by the law shall no magi be
secotieled by' Geo. Mitchinson that made righteous before God, This is
,approved accounts be phid, whyso many think they do not need
Christ. 'We have not looked at our-
Moved. by' Clifford 11.7 DC'tairrnbkievci: ,selves in God's light
,seconded by .Geo. Hutchinson that we When Noah oreached to hie people.
now adjourn to meet March 5th, or and told 'them of the' terrible flood
at the call of. the Reeve. that Was conning, they would neither
vssamaffl..
Mon. - Tues. Feb. 21 - 22
A beautiful love story starring.
Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson and
Walter PIdgeonsIn
"THE LAST TIME I SAW,PARIS"
giammiimmgmemenemsrA-
25.30
17.88
16.01
and tolls,
Twp. Hulldtt, refund on
Murray-Lamb Drain
13, Kearny, reief to
Mrs, Wilhelm •
Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine Worship
. "Little Faith"
Minister: Rev. I-1.. T. Colvin, B. D.
Organist: L. D. Thompson* R. M. T
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister;- Rev. AntlraW Lane
• Divine Worship 11 o'clock
.'HABIT"
Church School --11s O'Clock.
"I will sing undo the Lord, becaliee,
He hath dealt bountifully with me.
listen to liis Proaching, or repent ,Tarn Martius, relief 30.00
A fine tenor solo was =rang by County of Huron, Miss Garniss 25.00
1 Salvation Army Grant 25.00 Brian Prescott, entitled, "It with all
your hearts ye truly eeek Me" from ,
Mendelssahres oratorio :Elijah". The I County of Huron, Mrs. Rose
choir rendered the Willem, "Hear our a Ste Marie 51.75
e- (NATIO., ,
The following accounts were paid: ,
The -Salvation Army, grant $50.00
Ontario Municipal Board, taxriff
fees re drab° 7,00
County of Heron,
heepitalleation 18.00
the Municipal World,
balance account 0.00
Imperial Oil Ltd., stove oil " 22.76
B. Ni, and ,Telephony
Office togit, 3,t5
1, B. M. and Telephone do.
On hall 10.70
Howick Instirance CO., InStranee
ritytt, by Ryder,
rd %121 IlViteiigg VOli4/111 ueo, telepliene
Geo. Martin. Rural Mail.
AseocietiOn C. K, N. 0. BARN DANCE 26.00
Stbtratt 15,roetet; Rural Mena
AND BROADCAST A18;sbeiatiOtt
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.Church ot England
Parle'f, et itteleiteli, •
ev.. A. Norman Ills M. Ai. Viteeel ICI-tight, Brucellosis
25.00
.1 rent office telethene
Sunday 26 February tiiteilettor• ' . 0.66
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8.30 a. in. Holy Ceiiiiiiiition
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E. M. Cardiff, births end
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Sunday: Sititioi
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P. th. Holy Coe:Mae/0i RCA di
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25.00
Whighain General HOspital 4908.01 Featuring R. C. A: Recording'
Arthit Roads 1922.97
NED LA8ORY Bane Parrott, Reeed.
IN PERSON Gee. C. Martin. Clerk,
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REGENT THEATRE
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Older& Mentelbati Bette. St?.
tenting Seen .i;;.=, • fi3Oztdd
Sir itieerge's Church, it,Akthe 1Vf, Cardiff; Clerk. *ening troot