The Brussels Post, 1947-1-29, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, January 29th, 1947
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
Five Hundred Party
in aid of
Chinese Relief Fund
on
TUESDAY, FEB. 4th
in the
I. O. 0. F. Hall Brussels
Cards at 8 e. m. ,
Lunch Served Admission 357
The public are invited to attend and contribute to this
worthy cause.
11
CORNER STONES
Rev, G. A. Milne, M.A.
Religious ,.Education
A111nr years of bewilderment es to
• the cause of the i+ndiffsrenoe to
}
Wigton ,displayed by people Who hal
a ,Sunday school trainling, church
�' nethorlties are beginning to realise
that that training did not conetituts
1 a religious edeeat•Inn, it is true
that the 'facts' in the Bible were
taught faithfully and repeatedly hut
not to a manner that the child could
easily umderstamd. Tt has taken a
long time to discover Rhat tile eche
onion of a ehikl hath religious and
secular, must be child -centred, and
that age anti capacity unlet deter-
mine both 'fleeted and material. The
religions education of the child is
vitally urgent for all of vie. For one
thing rhe future of the world
depends on the child. The state
of the world at present is a matter
of grave veneer, to all. Ts it to he
need by ttnrce9 Ts there any mos -
nee, of the spread of e spirit of
lemon rilllett on? What likelinaod is
tleee of eebiev"ing a lasting peace?
Whet chances have moral and
spiritual factors in the elhe,ping of
the future? These questions ei11
smell redly find to answer in the
motives and ideals dominating the
ednrahion of the'Mild, and especially
his religious education. A11 eorte of
ugly Peens have to be dealt with
tenni cel fat Ply. ell,ef omens then
being the liquor and gamblingWe take great pleasure in pre-
n"^hlents. There is also the gnestimt
scenting this outline of Short Cannes
of the whole shape ourpoittira] brut , ve elementary Aperic'ultere and Home
es fol stveten ie to tmlte in the next
generation. These are pt•nfnun'l'y
..,r,^, f''rts and problems, and bow
are they to he dealt with in any
onnelusive manner int by the spirit lyannlg vv"I'm anxians to take 311"
of Clrist? How Is the new gener- Ivaantage of the In sine• tion offered
anon to face them and solve them unci lids eta'ae :sRt'onid be of real
Melville Church Y.P.S.
Skating Party
Friday, Jan. 31st
at 8 p.m.
15c and 25c (including lunch)
Lunch at Melville Church
At 10 p. m.
Brussels Branch of the
Canadian Legion News
* * •
The regular meeting of Brus-
sels hrawrh of the Canadian
Legion was Held Tuesday
night in the legion hall. it was
decided to hold a bingo in the
near future. 'Plans for a dance
Feb. 12th were discussed. All
members are urged to attend
the special meeting to be held
next Wednesday, Feb. 5th
when A. M. Forbes and N, W
Miller will be the special
speakers.
God is our Refuge and
Strength.
Melville Church
Mlnistet Rev. G. A. Milne, MA
10 a. in. Sunday Scheel
and Bible Class
11 a, m. Public Womble
'rail,
Public 7
p,
m, l 1r1 h 1
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a. m. Morning Worship
"The ,9e'nvan on :Rho Mrnuut,"
Junior Congregation
12 Meech School and
Bible Class
Missionat'.y Sunday
7 p. m. Evening Praise
"The Theme -word for To -day."
Everyone Cordially Welcome
Church of Engiand
Parish of 13russels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
4th Sunday Atter Epiphany
February and, 1947
8t. John's Church, Brussels -
2 p. m. Sunday Sclt.:ool er
7;80 p. m, Holy Communion
8t. David's Church, Honfryn--
2,30 p. m, IIo1y ComnlUlliom
8t. George's Churoh, Walton -
11 a, M. holy Communion
The United Church
.ore we • hciping In seen;thra
faith, to deepen allegiance incl in
open the way of abundant life
because or eau• responsibil'Ity for the
Kingdom of Ohriegl? 'Tibet is Ibe test
of tele dliseipleship. "Follow" me, and
I will make you fishers of men," seas
and is, Christ's invitation, These
Wards weee the: subject of the ntarn-
Ing meditation in the United Chnreb.
The chole sang "Malde a joyful noise
unto the Lord" by Adams.
in the evening the choir sang very
effentivelsy "Sing Alleluia Forth', by
Wilson. The evening sermon war
a warning a.gatnst .crying to live en
yesterday's Manna. We must have
a frese supply daily.
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons now valid are serer,
preserves 926 to 940, bwUter 1945 to
1190 acrd meat M89 to M70. ,Titres
Jetties and nrarntnlndes ar'• , i•1
rationed, one S coupon being geed
for 29 fhiid ounces. Other Pre-
serves rationed are fountain fruit,
honey, honey butter. molasses.
maple sugar, maple syrup. ease
syrup, coon syrup and blended Mite.
syrup.
Jittr Your Bring
Yes Grower's blave Sweet Mlxrd
Pickles just like mother used to
make. Bring your jug end fill it up.
Use no sugar tel give them a real
Rhubard 'Pie, we hew 111 65% heavy
melte syrup and 11.0 coupons. The
Store with the ,Stock.
GREWAR'S
PHONE 5
East Huron Agricultural
Society
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, JANUARY A1�ItARY 31st
Ken. hl� Wilbee and
•
His Orchestra
Dancing from 10 to 1.30
THREE DANCE PRIZES
Admission 50c Lunch Both
t '' •r"1 '1(,e rf T1 °] dt7 %y'�"E
ilnt
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Now Showing—
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
Jan. 30, 81, Feb. 1
The Bride Wore Boots
with
Barbara Stanwyck Robert Cummings
Diana Lynn
This piece of farcical enter'tain-
meet Is a bundle of liveliness and
humorous situations that should
please most thearte-goers.
Mon., Tues., Wed., Feb. 8, 4, 5
Double Feature •
Our Hearts Were Growing Up
, with
Gall Russell and Dlane Lynn
An extremely lively comedy as a
sequel to "Our Hearts Were Young
and Gay';
and
Hot Cargo
with
William Gargon Jean Ratters
Philip Reed
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. Feb. 0, 7, 8
Janie Gets Married
with
Joan Leslie Anne Harding
Robert Hutton .Edward Arnold
A film which will cater to the family
trade—ls filled with the spirit of
youth and fun.
COM ING---
Somcwhere In Thr Night
with
John Hodlnk Nancy Guild
A film having the unmistnkahre
stomp of quality upon it.
BRUSSELS, ONTARli+
Lions Club Hear Notice Residents of Grey Twp.
Interesting Address
L. D. Canditt, M.P., addressed the
Leona Club at their regular supper
meeting on Monday night of chis
week. lis gave a infarmative
adcleess, on parliamentary procedure.
The members decided tin a busi-
nese d&emission to enrollaee Paster
seals, preteens of which go to the
work for otdppled children, The lions
are endeavoring to secare the
servine.s of a gloating elm) to have
them, present a progrann of fancy
sicating in the B•nmssels Arena,
:tat isn•itaticn to visit ebe Stratford
T.ims fimbrin April was accepted,
The township will rot be respons-
ible for :cars left parked on the road
stdea. Kindly co-operate in chi+
s, OVA will mete! in, removal
of snow operation.
Annual Meeting Of
St. John's Anglican Church
The Annual Vestry meeting of the
An'elioan Chinch look plane on Jan.
20, in the hasement of the chua'ch. It
wa.s opened with prayer led by Rev.
Kerr.
After the adoption of the minutes
of 11tr, last meeting 11. Lnycoek was
athe Mot ed, lees y clerk for the year.
Mr. Kerr then gave his emigre
garion•al rennet, lema -king t)at he
Four Week's Short Course hart hem, verphased with the
to , eplen(lid sptw•it of-ronperation be had
AGRICULTURE , found redefine in lite parish, the
and loyalty to the (berth and ready
HOME ECONOMICS response to help. He urged itel-
-To be held in— vi(lttals to dose nn oppcurtunity to
BELGRAVE, Ontario r•na'ourage others to attend church
Feb, 4th to Feb. 26th regulau•ly. His repot showed :m
1947 average ateettrlauce of 49 at all
services with an average of 11
Classes begin at 9,30 A.M. t tin+, comrnunior• at the Communion
Tuesday, February 4th services.
-Condntrted by- Thr Pellowfng reports were then
The Huron County Branch rand and adopted on the mations of
of the various members,.
Ontario Dept. of Agriculture Report an the work of the Junior
Te the Young Men and \'+•:ilin+y ma•s, rear] by Geraldine
Women of North Huron Streltton. The financial statennet
wee read by A'•mette Campbell. The
rrpnrt nn the state of the ehurth
finances read by Warden: John
leisrh•er. This elbowed the finances
to be in a some] position despite
the extra strain caused by the -
Advance Appeal and by the com-
plete re -wiring of the Rectory.
The repent on the Sunday Rehoet
work given by Mrs. Kerr elmwed
encotareging activity with special
mention being Made of the pn.re:naso
by the school of 50 Hyntn Roolcs and
1. 'Bibles for the church,
The Toadies' Guild report read by
Mrs, TT, Rryans, s1towing an tut-
ereateed balance en hand over The
Preteens year, Women's Allxillary
report was read by Mre. G. Davis,
Mr, ,T. Fischer was eineeea es
People's. Weilclen and Rev. Kerr
appointer) Mr. Thos. 111t 'as REctor's
emeav]en, Mr. Rryans end Mr. A.
Wood nesse eluted art: lay lelegotes to
^^•l 1.3n P.M, to 4,00 P.M. Monday the Synod, with Mr, ,T. Fischer and
to Frldny. There is too age limit- I Mr. E. i9to•row as substitute.
all are weleem,e lo attend. Help to I Auditors appointed were Mr. le.
make this oourae fihe beset yet. Plan ' meneees and me. Roy T(enendy. The
1 , netre11 and if possible, induce Board of Management appointed for
others to take advantage of these the year is: ATrs. C. Muldoon. ":Trp,
Courses. G. Davie, Mrs, P. Solvers, Messrs.
McCutchenn, Trmy Me.
Course In Agricultt=re Culcheo, R (1. MaeTeride and D.
d011tptt,
To
be held ina Auditorium th A Other meter., discnssei by the
of Forester's Hall, Belgrave meeting and re ranee ended were:
Demetrios. The opportunity of
a9+tend9mg a course of this nature
only comes about cone in tem years.
There me metny )"cons; mem rnrl
unless i1 is itself Christianized? It
is to the child who is now receiving
a religions and secular education
thee vie nuns- :rive our moat rarefy]
attend on.
Lawrence Edgar Jewell
Lawi'en+re Edgar Jewell. known to
a19 his feleride and assnciates ns
"Terllrly'', dried at his home here
after an -illness of two weeks.
Tedrly, son of Mr. nod Mrs, E.
Jewell, was born in Listowel. on
April 2901i, fourteen years ago and
came with his parents to Brussels
about 'dare years ago, TTn wars a
v'c ins of polio when n very small
child end was crippled from the
wale) dmvn. Though linable to rot
1b^'11 with hers of his 1'111° he was
Miele rtn.ri cheerful ful at d was p00111ar
v'•eh the yeum:sterg or the nrigeber-
benil, He peseesed an letir,' mind
value .to all who msy he privileged
o attend.
Farr weeks at one of these
Ionises should be a pleasant pros-
pect for the young people of the
district. Every effort is put forth
1 o make these courses interesting
linstmwctive and helpful. The older
elks me Invited to attend any or all
of the lectures, and a spoeial
lnn'itatttmu is extended to ail to he
present when special lecturers are in
el totel5mra,
T7oure-9.30 A.M.:to 12.00 nano;
awl cleft fingers and was very okil 1 T iv r FTnr 1C •.9 study of the type
•'111 breeds of farm menials, rare reed
mann V111,114. principles of breeding
Visits to lora] farms for m•neric,l
se t; 1 n;htrdgtne live stock.
FE1(T1S end FEEDING --A %fed9' el
the composition and feeding vahlr
rf fo•atte rirnps, cereal eglmins, and
commercial feeding stuffs: the
working •out. of balanced ration fit
all ,•lasses of live stork,
FTFTIT) CR -0i9 --A preeticai an.e
thorough seedy of all term e'nps,
with emphasis of the beet varieties;
crop rote'ions; bay and peshtre
mixtures; jeclaing of cereal entitle
and sma.il seeds.
SOILS and FRRTTLTZERS-Thr
Draper citltiwition and ttarelling of
different types, of soil; eomnnerri ul
fertilizers stud thole uses; snit
int!
in c om•ie nreers our mndedrra11,
TTI
,;(41- r'1 antes and teacher Mr,
T(. ,As11'' on. of r•oon, 3, Brussels at,
tended the funeral.
TT tc ' nrv-ivetl by his pnr•ente,
••'•vr a •aialrrs and two blethers. Mrs.
TT^a'vey 9tcp1rewlsnn (Jerry), Walton:
Mrs, :T. Lowry (Doris), Bruie e's:
Mrs, J. Cooper (Margaret) Clin•trm;
and rd!ltrii. Ruth, ,Tim, R,obea't, Tenn
arid Mate, Rath at home.
The funeral service was eenclurted
at itis home by Rev FT. C, -Wilson or
the United Church on Thursday with
interment beteg mn:d'e dm Brussels
Cemetery,
Pn19beni'ers were font' hays Archie
Willis, Panel Somers, 'Forest Whit•
lard, and Ca -1, Davidson, Six or his
younger friends, TanMaitheson, Tom
Willis, Carl nog, Allan Rutledge, J,
Coleman and Robt Remedy carried
the many 'beautiful flowers.
N,w P: -tike At The l.ib"ary
Recent additions to 1.he P01111ie
T4111' l'y:
Tmngdan: A,nmvland the King of
Siam.
(lolling.; London belongs to me.
Reek: Pavillon of Women,
Reddali; Pelde's Fancy.
Meech; Ser•gea:nt. Nelson Of the
Canute,
Gould; Farmer tnites a Wife.
Yenning: Murder through the Lolly
acidity and 111rr 1100 of lime; came mrd
(uppldcaMmn of barnyard manure.
11RATNAGF—Akins:ntnge of tile
rian111n+ge; approximate oust of Maier -
drainage; drainage eyetens it'd
drainage eurvey6,
-V1eTF)Tt4NARY SCTPNCje - Causes,
symptoms and treatment Of common
disiensr.s; earn of breeding nelnin.ln;
internal and external paraisites in-
fo in 11 'nl4in.aIs.
POTDTJTRY —A study or the type
and breeds of poultry. feeding and
maa,mgomen;t. fnr eggpradnrtinn: to fallacy Ot leaving the children to
rltbntlon•: horsing; ouilit:ng; fatten- dntrrmtne their own o1iot In
Ing: killing and dressing.inattein. pertaining to volition. Air
WF,Itrsl) anus WFFII SP1017s ,t,tettd- Milne recommended compulsory at
flrattign of Weeds nod Weed seoda tnndanOe at :Sindn+y School nn.1
ehn ^ch smelt es The morning nn•
that a congregational 01011dr Ire held
neer the end of ,Tttn•e that the
War dens inquire into the possiblltty
of irereasing the 'amount of fire
it ,ntnnra' IVO tPet io, and char the
Ronrcl of Management get in tench
with the Dotted Church offl''iele
with nal offer of assistance in retain-
ing flu it chervil erica in its p^earn[
status.
A vote of thanks was tendered the
teeel '+r• and h1p wife, and all the
r'hna'rh officials for their (1111fu1
work.
CAPE OF T!-TANKKS
To all those who sa 1111(110 e x -
pressed their sympathy in words and
deeds and especially to Rev, Ti, C,
Wilson, at the time of our recent
bereavement, we 1(11te this ripper -
lenity of expressing nun' grntefnl
ttitmice.
The ,Teweil Family
Melville Church
Preaching On the atlbjoet "Young
at Sixty; Old et Sixteen," et the
morning ,service on Sunday, Rev. Mr.
Mi•Ine stressed the respnnef)iliby of
parentia in the C1lristian'tna•ieing of
children. Tie pointed out, the
h1gglass. TIie Seeds Ant; approved methods
110,111 Wm; "0 taste and sent' ley Gee,
T111111 13: GrovdinC 371r, of eradication and eantrol,
t.' , r t 1'1.�9'r9 unci PT,ANT 1)3- At the evening gervine Rev. Mr
1111 11 7' Now that Aprit'a there. SFAST' 1) •Study o? tttr mar+, in
I'm man Vine Lives, jar ons insert. of the 01'0had'f1 and-
ritdnna Dead Ernest.
Ttnlll wry: The Lillie Lorksmtl.h, !Meilen and control meaam'Cfl tl ^ of dividing mankind Onto E rndetr
. ,.0111 mon itteeesee of l'ornl 1 rr<
)roller•: A World to win, (grant) emelt,-sap,eliattly 11001 in
n
mepe iny' 01• fhc',r T(itttl. Hoyte sunt+s blight and rot.
1O
RPP Wf1TJT(. _Whippill, rnnvtnttr. other. Thdiet t ]lues Testis Cele.'
Shellehar>rer; f'aptttn Pram :Tact is 1 nul Immo. syn solve, vht: by MD. wars sung by Mita Mary 1,0u
In!n+driur,
Juvenile teelire, 1anr1 Apia's, halter making. Nlr1'`arlane and Miss M11r-,t1+1
llrannsm:Neta •T,tsf 14T..>r :�tortap' Cardiff.
Mine spoke on the subject '•rh'
Wn,'th of fihe \Vortltlesa' with .411
phesls en the u.it-T`ha•tsttnn att,t;101;.
Chicken Poxs
Them nae a fair number of
of t11' above disease at present,
The regulations concerning Oils
disease a'e as follows:
1. Any and all communicable di-
seases are required to be promptly
reported both by the attending
physician and ,fee the head of the
house :no love] Board of Ifeelth.
2. The patient is to be isolated at
home and remain at home new all
stades have ,disappeared and lesions
healed, whether sick m' not. and ne
one has any authority to modify Ibis
regulation.
3. There is no quarantine for eon-
tacta artyono islet, in the honer r.uy
en out grtywhet'tr any time,
i. 'Pharr 1s• no Plaeatel of the 'mese
Teaches in any e honl have the
authority and awe emeeterl to u;.e it
to exclude from a^''10,1 any child
with any suspte•iou.s skim lesion until
the pupil presents Proof it le not
centanntiicahle,
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.O.R.
Ending Saturday, Feb. Est
Sa1nrday. Fc u. 1,1 will he 111• 1•'•:r
day Cr1'ewar'S (1un•e9e is voil have
that nautstandiee sp'-•vial .i dozed
Oranges for $1.00. We always hey',
flesh Deed 1"ettec•. Joel received
Florida Faecal Celery., es it v; .d
We sell Weeton's Fresh Bread, tee
v1tarnin II loaf. Cpen A'.1 Day Wed.
nesday.
GREWAR'S
Brussels Libra"y
Board Meeting
.e.t the nleraing of the Libre re
Board held in the Library an Tour&
Baty, Jar. 23, the following oft Mets
were elected for 1947:
Chairntan—M, Laycock
Treasurer—R. J. Bowman
Seceetary—H. M. Downing
Ooneenor of Book Commt1ttee—
li. M. Downie.
Mr. Bowman expressed the
B'oard's 9-ppreciat'e1n of the value/Kee
service rendered by the retiring
chairman. Rev. H. C. Wilson,
It was decided 10 authorize .tlav
Librarian to use printed post -cards gee
notify members when honks are
overdue.
Permissionwas granted 39110.
Louise Pon't:er to use the library'
basement one afternoon for the
purpose of organizing a Brownie
Pack.
On illation of Mr. Wilson 1041 3re
mere in was ,1-rieletl to send g.
1115(1110 foe 017.60 to the Literary
ru•ilrl as advance payment for eight
books. The bonus book selected
was "The Adventures of Maras
Polo."
reed nr1_azinPs may be sold see
to of the cost prier. with the ex -
veinier
xveinier- of the National Geograpbi'.c.
which is to go to the school.
Tbe secretary vias authorized 4n
order four hundred membership
cards,
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