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The Brussels Post, 1952-4-9, Page 1RUSSELS ..,*OST PUBLISHING HOUSE is 5'rare n flays i'I'nrclrnralters Gallia! by ,., ,..,,i.. I. -.H.., ,.uwa,. Wednesday, April 9th, 1952 ,— Don't Run the Risk of Losing Your Diamond Let us examine it Free and advise if it needs resetting. An'expert repair job is a lot cheaper than replacing a lost diamond. W. G. LEACH Jeweller Watchmaker Brussels, Ont. Library Notes Boolce recently purchased by Brussels Library Board include the following Douglas—fame to remember. Duraler—The greatest hook ever written. Duraler—The greatest story ever told. Cronin—Adventure in two worlds. Turnbull—Gown of glory. Partridge --Phe Pennington. Folrester-Ineetenant H,ornblo'er. Collins.. Children of the Archbishop. Spring—The houses in between. Cook—The little magic fiddler. Stone—Me President's lady. Bridge—The dark moment. Dennis — Dance to the nipar. RUMMAGE SALE In Ethel Township Hall on SATURDAY, APRIL 19th At 2.30 P. M. Sponsored by the Boys and Girls Mission Band of Ethel United Church Lunch will be served. She's Coming "Aunt Minnie From Minnesota" A Three Aot Play put on by S. 8. No. 4 Grey Section In Ethel Township Hall on THURSDAY, APRIL 10, at 8.30 p.m. sponsored by the Evergreen Farm. Forum in ald of Community Advancement Dancing to Wilbee's Orchestra , Lunch Counter Admission — Adults 60c Children 25o IrlIKOWPIZMWOCNICI Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.N.F. Futter, 10 a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class iR 11 a. in.—Divine Worship Easter Meek Evening Worship -7.30 p, m. Special program of Easter Mamie United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -11 o'clock Plaster Message Charoh School -12 o'clock. Evening Woahip-7.30 o'alook Easter Message Eater , Monday — 8 o'clock. Organ Recital A demonaeation Hallman Organ will' be used in all these servloes. Church of England Pariah of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr — Resler. Ester Day April 18th, 1962 O. Jshn% Chutes, dtrussalU- 11 a: m. Easter Service Holy Communion Shindig i0*00e St. David's Choral'. Henfrge 2,80 p. in, Easter Day Holy Communion st. Qsorpe'a . Church, Wattsa 7.80 p. in, Easter Seevice Holy Communion roam yorowciatowevit GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE A joint service of the Presbyterian, United and Anglican congregations 'will be held in St. Jolm's Church on Good Friday Morning at 10.30. "OVEN MEALS" TO BE DEMONSTRATED Complete oven meals will .be prepared, during the demonstration sponsored by the Majestic Women's raaetitu;te, The demonstration ; w'eIl be held at 1.30 p. m. on April 16th, and at 1.30 p. m. on April 17th, at the "Subtle Library, Brussels. A11 women of the community are invited to attend this series of demonstrations. Mrs. Margart Myer, Home Econo- mist of the Women's Institute Branch and Home Economics Ser vice of the Ontario Department of Agriculture will conduct the dem- onstrations. You will see that a good oven may be a great aid to the busy homemaker. Through plan- ned oven .use the homemaker is able to bake a complete meal, saving time, energy and fuel. There will he discussions on meal planning and you will receive a recipe booklet. Come and bring your friends. John Currie DANDELIONS ARE HERE -- 1 l IT MUST BE SPRING Ileueve it or not same dandelions were brought into the office on Friday They were found growing on the lawn of Mr, Nelson Cardiff. The heat of the steam pipes from the Brussels Creamery which run under• ground across the lawn suo doubt provided heat to saint' .them on. DISTRICT REB$KAHS CONVENE AT BRUSSELS Forty sepielsentatives of Rebek- ails lodges of District No, 23, in- ciuCing Godeiele Clinton, Sea - forth, Exeter, Henson and Brussels met with the peat noble grande in Morning Star Lodge roams to review the work of the distriae A shoat program consisted of readings by Mrs, Dthel Boyes, of Seaforth; Mrs. J, Kleton, Exeter, and Mrs, Edna McBee' of Hensall Mrs, Mary Nediger of Clinton gave 0 sketch of Rho newspaper column lay George Matthew Adams. Brussels ...members entertained Iheir guests at supper.' Seaforth — The death occurred on Thursday morning- in Scott Mem- orial Hospital of John Currie, welt knew resident of town, passed away in his 70th year. Mr. Currie had been in ailing 'health' for sLc months. He was born at Harpur- hey, Tnebersmith 'Township, and lived in Brussels for several years -where lie was engaged as a but- cher. Since coming to town he leered as night *Beeman for eight years. In 1924 be was mar - rigid to Gladys Whitfield of Lucan. Surveyors are his wife and two daughters. Mrs. George (Jean) Finley, Toronto and Miss Helen Currie at home; also two sisters, Mrs. Percy Garside, London, and Mrs. •Christens McDowell. Bros - sell. There are two gnandeb:itdren. The funeral was held from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, on Saturday at 2.00 p. m. with Rev. D. A. Mac- Millan of Northside United Church condueting the service. Interment was in Mattlandbank cemetery. Mr, and Mra. W. G. McDowell, and Mr. Arable and Douglas Currie all of Toronto attended the funeral of their uncle, REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. April 10-11-12 Technicolor "ON MOONLIGHT BAY" This Is the great family picture we've been trying to get for months. Eveyone will love this musical comedy.. . April 14.15.18 Technicolor "ON. THE RIVIERA" Danny Kaye Gene Tierney The lieache sof Monte Carlo give the setting for this gay comedy filled with songs everyont will love. April 17 • 18 19 .... ',CALLAWAY WENT THATWAY" Howard Keel Dorothy McGuire Smoky Callaway, the Idol of Amer - Icon youth rides again. A real cow- boy balks at becoming a Hollywood Western Star. COMING — -- ~— "BIRD OF PARADISE" MELVILLE HARMONY CLUB The regular meeting of Melville Harmony Club, held last Wednes- day evening, opened with Hymn, "Stend Up, Stand Up For Jesus" Rev. Wm, Fulton read Psalm I. During the business a committee of gentlemen were appointed to be ,hosts for the next meeting, April 16. Members are asked to bring guests and to notify Mr. Gerald Gibson if attending. After a pleasant sing -song, Mrs. Callen Kraiuter, Mn. Wm. Martin, Mr. Graham Work conducted a bean soc fa1 with games, eontlests and relays. Baked beans and brown bread were served by the lunch ennunittee. Mrs. J. Brewer, Mrs. R. Bnnnson and Mrs. G. Gibson, Quintin Alexander A'nderson On April 2nd, 1962, the funeral of Quintin Alexander Anderson, which was largely attended took place from bis late home in Brussels at two o'clock. 'llhe Rev. Wm. F. Fulton of Melville Presbyterian Church con• ducted the eervice. He was born on the Srd_line of Morris, and at the age of twenty- one left home to learn the black- smithing trade with the late Dan Eivan. He was employed at this work seven years, then going to Dundas for a time. Later he re- turned to Brussels, owning the livery 1 barn in partnership with Bob Lowe, and then with his brother, James. For the past number of years he has been a prominent car dealer in Brussels. Left to mourn are his widow, the former Katherine Harbottle, sits sister, Mrs. Wm. Ireland, and two brothers. Dr. Tames Anderson and Charles Anderson. The pallbearers were James Ire- land, Stewart Mo0a11, James Mair, Harold Thomas. Roy Patterson and Leonard Agar. Flower bearers were James And- erson, Charles Davidson, M. Wine - berg, Walter Williamson and Elvin Gregg. Interment in Brussels Cemetery. Relatives and friends were present from clhesley. Normand•ale, (ibipp- ewa,��� Pee,, ttor�borrao�and London: SYSY - LISTOWEL CAPITOL THEATRE Wed. Th urs. April 9-10 Fred MacMurray, Howard Kee!,' Dorothy McGuire In "CALLAWAY WENT THATWAY" MI86 DORA SMiTH PASSES AT BORDEN, SASK. Dora 81, Sellth died in boepital art Borden on Saturday, Mara 29th, She was the daughter of the late John R. Smith, pioneer msrabeet of Brussels. Of outelanding abiltty as a teacher. Miss Snaith taught for a number of years •es head of the Pubiio School' department of Brus- sels with marked seceees, She bad been in the West for roma .years, but during that time had made many summer trips back a to the old home here in Brussels. miss smite, had been an ardent work- er for the ;ted Cross, also for the Women's Missionary Society of her church. Branght back from Borden, Sask,, the funeral was bele. Friday after-, noon from the home of her twister., Mrs, T. T. McRae, William Street, ' with the Rev.' W. Fulton re Melville Ciiur.,ch officiating. Burial was made in the family plot in Brussels Cemetery. Sibuviving are her njeor, Mdse Baby. Smith of Calgary, her brother Norman of Borden, Sask., her els- ter, Moe. (Katel McRae and brother Frank of Brassels; and' nephews Dr, Donald McRae of Toronto, and Norman and Donald Smith, sons of her late brother, J. Arthur Smith, druggist, of Edmonton. Pallbearens were R. J. Mote uchlin, Tames Armstrong, john Work, Roy Cousins, John Yuill and W. G. Leach. Bearers of the many floral tri- butea which came from Saslcatche• wan and other points, were Wilfred Welts, 'Geraid Gibson, Harte B. Alien, Ben Whlttsrd. Alec Coleman, Max Oldfield, Elvin (lrege and Robt Bennett, EASTER MUSIC AT MELVILLE CHURCH In Melville Church, on Sunday next, special Easter Music will be rendered at the moaning service. The minister, Rev. Wm. H. T. Fulton will preach the Easter sermons. The choir will sing inspiring Easter anthems, and Messrs. Wm. gene and Graeme McDonald, will sing a duet from Stainer's Cantata the "Cruci- fixion", and Mietch Skowronski, the Polish tenor. will wing the solo; "Mcg All Glorious" also from Stainer's Crucifixion. Festival or- gan music will be rendered by organist, Louis 1), Thompson. At the evening a erv0ce, com- mencing at 7.30. a special program of Raster music will be rendered by the choir and organist. Fri. Sat. April 11 • 12 Edmond O'Brien, Yvonne DeCarlo, Barry Fitzgerald IR i "SILVER CITY" Technicolor Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.—Eve. 7.30 p.m. Mon. Tees. April 14 • 15 i June Allyson, Van Johnson ; IS "T00 YOUNG TO KISS" w TUESDAY PO'G'O.1417'E t 1st -OFFER $200.00 - Monday Attendance Card N1& , Wed. Thur. April 16 • 17 James Mason, Ave Gardner In "PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN" Technicolor 2nd OFFER $70.00 WINNIPEG MAN WINS 8900 SCHOLARSHIP se 8900 soholarship has been awarded to William Garfield For- bes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Forbes, 744 Westminster avenue. 'Phe award is made by the National Research. council. Ottawa. Mr. Forbes is studying at the 'University of Toronto towards a doctor's degree in chemistry. He holds a bachelor of science degree and masters degree from the Uni- versity of Toronto. Airs. Forbes is the ironer Miss Pearl Bakker of Brussels, REV, J, H. KERR GiVEN ALVINSTON PARISH Tlsc Rev. John Henry Herr, rec- tor enfor at Brussels, Walton and Hen- fryn, is to service the Anglican parish of Atvdnston and Inwood riberting Jioly tat, it lase been an- nounced by the Rt. Rev. G. N. I,uston, Bishop of Huron. Mr. Kerr bas been jn the Dio- rase of Huron since 1929, when he went to Port Burwell and Vienna. He since bas served at Pateley, Cargill and Pinkerton; Kanyengeh and Osthyeken. going to Brussels in 1646. Coming to Canada from Ireland as a boy, lir. Kerr later attesaded Wycliffe College, Toronto. He was made a deacon in 1914 d • t ed the following year. After three years in the Diocese of Toronto, lie went to the mission Diocese of Caledonia, where he spent 12 years. PEOPLE WE KNOW _ Mr. and Mrs. MaeMcDowell of London have been visiting Mrs. Gordon lieDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Charlton of Huntsville spent the past week with Mrs. Charlton's mother, Mrs. Chas. Lake. Mr. Norman Smith who was here attending the funeral of his went Miss Dora Smith, returned to Edmonton Tuesday, from Mallton Air Port ST.. JOHN'S GUILD The monthly meeting of St. John's Guild was held on Tuesday, April 8th iu the church basement, Meet- ing opened with a hymn and the prayer service was led by President, Mrs, G. Davis, Mrs. A, Morrow read the lessou from St, Mark 16th, cluapter. Monthly duets were collect- ed. There were no minutes of the previous meeting as the secretary was absent. A tunacommittee was I named for a Ploy, that is coining an April 26th, Ft -ewers were ordered for the Easter Service, A com- mittee was named to buy curtains for the ohurcb kitchen counters. Readings were given from • the Huron Church New and were much tenleyed. Mrs. Kerr offered prayers for the sick and Closed the meeting. Teawas served by Mrs. McMurray and Mrs, Morrison. NOTICE — Among those who came for the funeral of Miss Dora Smith, were her niece Miss Ruby Smith of Cal- gary, her brattier Norman of Borden, Sask., Dr. Donald McRae and Mae. McRae of Toronto. and Mr. Norman Smith of 2idmnnton, Alta. DIED Passed away on Tuesday, April 1st, 1952, Gertrude Edith, five and one half month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Interment jn Brussels cemetery. The Ladies Giiild of St. John's Church are presenting the piey "(`hints Cottage" from Londeabnrn t on April 26th. Keen this date open. $2,00 per year $2.55 U. Lt., W. L DANCE In Ethel Twp. Hall on Tuesday, April 15th Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Admission 50c Booth in Hall "Aunt Minnie from Minnesota" A Three Act Play Put on by S. 8, No, 4 Grey In Walton Community Hall on Thursday, April 17th at 8.30 p. rel. Sponsored by the W. A. of Duff's United Church, Walton Admission — Adults 40c, Children 20c Everybody Welcome EASTER DANCE In Brussels Town Hall on Tuesday, April 15th Music by Geo. Smith and his orchestra Modern and Old Time Dancing Roy McCrelght Floor Manager Admission 50c Lunch Counter Sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary B. E. B. L. Formal Dance In Cranbrook Community Hall Friday, April 18th Sponsored by the Hall Board Music by Ken> Wilbee's Orchestras Admission $2.00 couple Lunch will be served. EASTER CHURCH SERVICE In Ethel United Church on Friday, April 11th cit8.00p.m. Presented by the Ethel Y. P. U. Everyone Welcome w Stage She .-ZU,ISELS TOWN HALL THREE - BIG IGHTS THURSBAY - IR NDAY TUESPAY April 17th April 21st April 22nd At 8.15 p. m. Sharp Music — Singing — Dancing — Comedy — Novelty Numbers — "Variety Review" — Junior Stars Elaine Wood, Erlene Wamsley, Linda Todd, Margaret McCutcheon, Fred Stephenson, Wayne- . Davison, Joan Thomas, Dorothy Sullivan, Catherine Leach, Susan Martin, Kathryn Mo. Taggart, -Ann Fulton, Pamela Porter, Evelyn Chisholm, Jean Jewell, Jim Edgar, Joan Johnston, Carol Lawry, Mary Beth Jewell, Francis Myers, Irene Myers, Diane Myers, Jane Rann, Agnea Lane, Esther Smith, Elizabeth Myere, Joyce Thomas, Donald Edgar, Barbara Allen, Shale Porter, Lavarre McNair, Audrey Davidson, Mary Willis, Shirley Stephenson, Maureen Sullivan, Gloria Clark, Loraine Smith, Rochelle Wtneberg, Mary Agnes Higglns. MAID—MAE MYERS M. C. — DAViD KENNEDY PIANIST—MRS, H. THOMAS Senior Review CHORUS LINE`^ '„ Madalon Ryan, Gwen McCutcheon, Ether Raymond, Geraldine Stretton, v Marie Elliott. STARS — Doreen Long, Merle Bennett. Margaret Spelr, Marie Storey, Isabel Spelt, Betty Cousins, Doris Pullman, Gordon Lane, Mary Lou McFarlane, BM King, Graeme Ma- Permit!, M►Donald, Irene and Hedy Tomaszewski, Lawrie Cousins, Murray Keyes, Bili Rann, Bob Rape, Ivan Campbell, Geo, Cousins, Ian Matheson, Helen Johnston, Murray Long. 1.10118 — J. S. Armstrong, D. A, Rann, H. Thomas, H. B. Allen, R. W. Kennedy, R. R. Cousins, J, McDonald, W. Speir, M. C. Didfied and Wm, Martin. M. C. — WALTON TODD PIANIST — G. R. CAMPBELL KEN. ASHTON'S ORCHESTRA, Admission — Adults 50c, Children (under 12) 25c Sponsored by Brussels Lions Club in Aid of Welfare Work