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The Brussels Post, 1952-2-20, Page 1TKE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, February 20th, 1952 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE SLURRY SEED TREATM ENT SERVICE This new, highly efficient seed -treating method uses a solution or slurry which assures excellent, uniform coverage of seed with disinfectant ... yet adds less than half of 1% moisture to the seed. Seed Treatment is low-cost crop insurance Seed Treatment protect's grain against smuts, seedling blight, root rot. It kills smut on seeds and protects against soil -borne diseases—but does not weaken germni• )talion. See the Gustafson' Slurry Treater at work Next time you're in town, drop in and see our new Slurry Seed Treater at work. It's a smart piece of machinery. We'll be glad to answer any questions . - . show you bow Slurry Seed Treatment Service can save you money and time. We use CERESAN M tale most widely used seed disinfectant in Canada J. Oa ADAMS & SON Brussels, Ontario PARCELS RECEIVED IN KOREA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell of Wroxeter ` have received word from Ted who is Korea, that the first of the parcels sent from here had arrived in good condition. Ted states in his letter that he would be writing to each individual who had sent parcels thanking them, APPLICATIONS WANTED 1 SPECIAL SERVICE OF MUSIC AND SONG A sitc'cial service of music and song will bo given in Melville Church on Sunday evening March 2nd, at 7.30 p. m, Further particel- ars in next weelt's.issue, ,EAST HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING A meeting of the East Huaou Agri, Soolety was held in the Library at Brussels on Feb, 13th, with Wm. Turnlhu0l, President in the chair, A. good attendance of directors 'and associates were on hand. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary G,eo. Wesenburg and adopted. Jas. Mair, Int Vice -Pres., was delegate elect to the Agri. Societies Convention at Toronto and reported on his lemmings there on the Betterment of Local Fall Fairs for one. The Directors have a lot do with a good Fair but must have the support of all the people in the surrounding municipalities; two, greater publicity; three, more exhibits and better facilities, child- ren's rides, tractoes and machinery, races and etc., which we plan to have, In which we need some help BRUSSELS AND COMMUNITY MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD Residents of Biuiesels and coni- munity Paid Also tribute to their late Xing, George VI, at a mem aria/ service lin Melville PeeebY- terian Church, on. Friday mtrning at 11a,n1. Member's of varous organizations, including the Canadian Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary, Orange Lodge, I, O. O. F., Masons, Boys Scouts, Cube and Brownies, met and march- ed to the church in 'a body. 'Resident clergy . of the village conducted ,the service 'and the chair was ooneposed of members from the choirs at Melville Presbyterian, St, Iohe'isi Anglican and the United Cliurah. Mr, L. D, Thompson pre- sided at the organ and played, as prelude, "Funeral March," by. Chopin. Opening sentences by Rev. W. Fulton were followed hY a min- 1 ute of silent tribute. The 90th Psalm was read responsively. Rev: A. Lane read the Scripture lesson and Rev. J. Kerr offered prayers. The 23rd Psalm was the basis for the :address given by Mr. Fulton in which he recalled to the listeners the late King's devotiop to duty, financially as well as Physically. love of family life, and abiding faith i Fadi committee is to be responsible in Gad' for their par tin carrying out this Following "God. Save TheQueen" and the benediction the congregation work, Jr. Club work is to be boost- ed, with a good entry of Junior Boys 11 stood in silent memory -while Mr. and Girls Beef Calf Club, also a Thompson played Handel'e am - Swine Club, anyone interested nressive "Dead March In Saul." contact, Jas. W. Smith for the Calf Club and John Wheeler for tete Junior Swine Club, or the Secretary, It was decided to have a Euelere and Dance in Cranbrook, Feb. 22nd. `'Everyone is welcome, and later will have one in Bressele Town Hall. livery effort is made to• have an enjoyable evening at each of these a,a therings. Applications_ for sprayman and { The seeding-oi part of the oval helper for the Township of Morris 1n the Fairgrounds was disousaed will be ]received by the under and the secretary was instructed to signed up until two P. me March 3. have S. A. Lashley of Toronto to Sprayman to receive 85 cents per open the Fail Fair. A tractor hour and the helper to receive 76 cents per hour. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. driving contest isin the making. We are trying to have a real Bang lep`Fair for 1952. Geo. Wesenllerg, Sec TENDERS WANTED PEOPLE WE KNOW I Tenders will be received by the Miss Jean McLean and Mr. LeRoy unjttetaadgned for the contract of Phillips were recent visitors with eupplying, crushing and hauling I the Cousins. approximately 16,000 pubic yards of gravel for the Township of Morris; crusher to be equipped with 5.4 inch screen. A certified cheque for $200 must accompany each tender and the tenders must be in by 2,30 p. m., March 34. Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. NOTICE — Applications will be received by the undersigned to Saturday, March 1st, 1952, at four o'clock P. m, for the position of Warble Fly Inspector for the Township of Grey. E dythe M. Cardiff, Clerk. rittammememotato Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a, an. Divine Worship 7 p. m, Evening Worabip United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -11 o'clock "Unconscious Glory" Church School—X2 o'clock. Evening Worship 7 o'clock "Responsibility of Hearng" Come and Worship, 7921 Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rester. Quinquagesima Feb. 24th, 1052 rat. John's Church, BruaisIM-• 11 a. in, Morning Prayer Sltmday School et.. David's Church. Hsntryn 2,80 p. m, Evening Prayer Gaudily School Itt Georaers Church, Walton 7,20 p. m. Dvening Prayer CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this oppor- tunity to sincerely thank all our neighbours and friends for their help and loving sympathy during our recent sad bereavement..Special thanks to Dr. Myers. 'Your kindness will never be for- gotten. Herb. Sullivan and family. LISTOWEL CAPITOL THEATRE I Wed. Thur. Frl. Feb. 20.21.22 Jane Powell, Danielle Darrinux, Wendell Corey, Vic Damone In "RICH ROUTH AND BRETTY" Technicolor Satsrday ONLY Feb. 29rd Randolph Scott, Dorothy Malone In "THE NEVADAN" Cinecolar Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.—Eve. 7.30 p.m. CUBLEADER WANTED — The Brussels Cub Pack are boys from S to 12 years of age. This Pack is already organized and has a mem- bership of 16, but they are without a leader and must have one at once in order to carry on. This leader can be either a lady or gentleman but must be 21 years of ago or over. All books of in. struction are supplied. Anyone In- terested in helping these boys please rented — Winnifred Edgar, Secretary, Group Committee, 3 010 DAYS 3 BIG DAYS Mon. Tues Wed, Feb. 25.26-27 Adult Entertainment Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters In "A PLACE IN THE SKY" `TUESDAY FOTO•MlIZ 1st Offer $200 Monday Attendance Card Night. 3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS Thur." Fri. Sat, Feb. 28-29, Mar. let Kathryn Grayson, Ava -Gardiner, Howard Keel In "SHOW BOAT" Technlcoior s" CARD OF THANKS The relatives of the late Mrs. Duncan Johnston wish to express their sincere thanks to ibe friends and neighbours for their kindness, sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes Special thanks to Rev. M. Thomas for his words of comfort. REGENT°T 11.,ATRE Seaforth, Ont. KANSAS FARMER TO PRESENT CONCERT IN BRUSSELS The Kansas Farmer, Jack Thynne of Btvsseis, will present a concert in the Brussels Town Hall an March 14th, under the auspioes of the local Lions Club. Mr. Thynne is well and favourably known across 'Canada, and in many pants of the U. S. A. as "Canada's Singing Violiont'st" and is in constant de- mand as an. entertainer, 13e sure and reserve March 14th, to attend this epncert. Watch for further par- ticulars. sign Village cheques along with the Treasurer. — Carried. No action was taken on the re- quest from Grey Township con- cerning an agreement regarding the Village Fire Equipment answering calls in the Towngip of Grey. Feb. 21-22-23 Technilolor "TULSA" Susan Hayward Robert Preston See Susan Hayward, as the oll- mining engineer's wife, In a struggle against death In the oil fields of Texas. A tense fast moving action picture. BRUSSELS COU.NCiL Feb, lith, 1952 The regular meeting of the Mem ic:pal Council of the Village Brute sets was Meld held on the above date, All members of Council were present. The minutes of .the last meeting of January 7th were need and adopted on motion of R. A. Bennett, seconded by A. McTaggart. The following neonate were ordered paid on mdtion of 0, L, Workman, seconded by R. to Ben- nett. F, Duncan, fox bounty $ 2.00 G. Davidson, fox bounty 2.00 A. Rutledge, fox bounty 2.00 13, M. and G. Tel„ telephone tolls 1951 10.60 G. R. Campbell, salary and express charges 55,73 Brussels Library, grant 650.00 Ont. Mun. Assoc. 1952 membership 5.00 Brussels Public School, on '1.952 levy 2000.00 Main. World, annual subscriptions 16.00 3. Alcock, snow removal . 40,00 1 W. Petrie, snow removal 32,00 L, Bryane, truck on i Snow removal 12,00 A, Higgins, snow removal and Sanding 22.00 H. A. Workman, snow plowing 103.25 I 1 A. Oakley, labor 25.35 Bnulssels Creamery, relief 3.00 W. Baeker & Son, relief 7.98 W. Willis, relief 26,65 ' County of Huron, Indigent llospitalization 45.00 Salvation Army, grant 10.00 By -Law No, 2, 1982 was read a 1 third time and passed on motion of C. L. Workman, seconded by A. Me - i Taggart. This By -Last' authorizes the 1952 expenditures on roads, and streets up to the sum of $4000,00. I Resolution. by A McTaggart, sec- onded by C. L. Workman, that R. A. Bennett be appointed Reeve of the Village of Brussels during the absence of the Reeve R. 13. Cousins, and if necessary have power to Feb, 25 - 26 - 27 "GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE" Van Johnston Kathryn Grayson There is gay laughter and exclt- ment in a mad merry mix-up. This M. G. M. story will appeal to both the bobby -sox set and the opera loving fan. Dr. R. S. Hamilton Dr. Richard Sanford Hamilton Brussels, died in Wingham hospital Sunday night In his 81st year. Born rrar Stratford, he was the son of the late Johu Hamilton and Jane Merrylees, of Mornington Twp. He graduated in 1908 from the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Univer- sity of Toronto, and has practiced In Brussels ever since, until ill health forced hien to retire a few years ago. He was married in 1921 to Miss Ida M. Bailey of Brussels, who survives. Surviving also are two sisters, Mrs. Claude Watt, Brampton; two broth- ers, James, Vancouver; and Dr. Scott Hamilton, Edmonton. Dr. Hamilton was a member of Brus- sels United Church, and was sec.- treas., ec:treas., of that church for a number of years, and served on the library board. The body rested at his late resi- dence until Wednesday nt 2.00 p. m, when a public service wee held from the Walker funeral home, Brussels. Feb. 28 - 29, March 1 SOLDIERS THREE" Stewart Grainger Walter Pidgeon This fast-moving comedy le one of Rudysrd Klpling's best stories of 1890. It's filled With laughs, action and excitement, COMING — "ROYAL WEDDING" THE UNITED CHURCH "Life in God's Presence" was the worship theme in the United Church on Sunday morning Feb. 17th. The Biblical bases of the sermon, Exo- dus 33: 14, "My presence shall go with three and 1 shall give you i rest." A fine quartette, "Love Led i Hint to Calvary" was sung by I Misses Lena and Joyce Miller and l i Bulb and Marion Hemingway. The parables of "The Friend at i Midnight" and "The Unjust Judge" the only two parables of our Lord concerning prayer, were studied in the evening. The burden of the I I teaching is that God answers prayers only when men besiege Him II i in real prayer: so the minister / said, $2.00 per year - $2.50 U0 Pancake Supper in the basement of St, John's Anglican Church on Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 26th Menu — Pancakes with Syrup, Sandwiches, Ple, Pickles, Teak. Supper served from 5 p. m, to 8 p. m. Price 60c Adults — 35c under 12 years. TEEN-AGE PARTY (12 to 19 years) In Brussels Town Hall on Friday, February 22nd AT 8.30 P. M. GAMES — DANCING — LUNCH An invitation is extended to all Teenagers of Brussels arta surrounding district. ADMISSION FREE ALL FARMERS ARE INVITED TO HEAR MR. G. S. MOGGACH, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DEPT ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, GUELPH "FARM MACHINERY LECTURE AND FILMS" In The Community Hall, Cranbroolcr Wednesday, February 27, 1.30 p. m.. Sponsored by the Huron County Branch of the Ontario Dept. of Agriculture. John D. Butler — Assistant G, W. Montgomery Agricultural Representative Agricultural Representative for Huron County. for Huron County. 10. EUCHRE and DANCE In Cranbrook Community Hall Owing to the death of King George VI the Euchre and Dane has been postponed to Friday, February 22nd Sponsored by the East Huron Agricultural Soclety Euchre starts at 545 P. M. DANCE AT 11 P. M. MUSiC BY WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Everybody Welcome Admission 50c LUNCH BOOTI} Rev. A Lane officiated Interment Mrs. Robert Patrick There passed away at Brussels on Tuelsday, February 1,2th, Mrs. Robert Patrick who had been in ailing for some time and was ser- iouely i11 for the last ten days, She was formerly Julia Ann Pyke, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pyke and was born in Gerrie, Ont. In 1896 she married James Beeswitheriok and resided in Gorrie where he died in 1918. Later stye married Roert Patrick and has resided in Brussels since that time She was a member of the Method- 1 11st and later the United Church and is Brussels cemetery. ST. JOHN'S GUILD The regular monthly meeting of 54.'John's Guild was held on Thea-': duty Feb. 12th, Hyuln "The King of Love my Shepherd is" — was sung and the 23rd Psalm was read by Mrs. Herr. A short prayer service in memory of the late King George VI, , was led by the president., Mrs. G. Davis. The maln business of the meeting wee the planning for the Pancake Supper on Shrove Tuesday, Feb, 26th. Prayers for the new Queen, for the Parish and for TJnitY, were offered by Rev. Herr, The meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem. Tenwas set, ved by Mrs. A. Morrow, Mrs, Ben Whittard and Mrs E. Somers. CART) OF THANKS 1 wish to take this opporhrnity to thank all my neighbours and friends who sent cards and treats and visited me since my recent. operat- ion. Tour kindness was much aPbrectat ud.• Mre. Fred Hayden. served in the various ohurch organa-, mittens when health permitted. Besides her husband she is aur- i vived by two sisters, Mrs, 3, W.1 Button of Atwood and Mrs. David ! Flockhart of Sault Ste, Marie, and : it several nephews and nieces_ The funeral was held from the D. A Rannfuneral home, Brnseele on Thursday. rob. 14111„ conducted by Rev. A. Lane of Brussels United Church, Tntermen't was in Gerrie eemet ry The pallbearers were six nephews, Lesley' Earl, Delbert Ciegg. Clifford Pyke, Carl Fitch, Tohn Reichard and Angh Doig, Reduced Prices On All Internatiollal Refrigerators 1 7-4 cu. ft. with full width freezer at. $250.00 to large size 9.5 cu. ft. at $349.00,: also deluxe model 9.2 cu. ft. with 50 'Fa freezer, butter conditioner and shelves in .door at $425.00, home freezer in 3 sizes. There is a 5 year guarantee and any of these units will be installed on a ten day trial. Tractors We have a complete line of Tractors for immediate delivery, including WD 9r W6, Farmall H, Super C and Super A, or W K 40-10-20 on rubber, also Fora Tractor and Plow 3 years old, mechar cally in A 1 condition. Complete line of machines needed for spring work available at present. Leavele order for these at your earliest p date as there will be a shortage of some of these machines. If you have any machines in need of repairs get your parts from us or better yd have our trained mechanic do the job for you before the spring rush. Bridge Motors Phone 16xr4 Brussels, Ont.:,.