The Brussels Post, 1949-9-14, Page 1U
eUS r PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wednesday, September 14th, 1949
Open House
rr 1''oca are invited to visit the offices of the
New Huron County Health Unit on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEIVI ER 21st
from 2 to 4 p. m., in Clinton,
Kirk at High Street."
Hationai im unizedon Week
"September 11 to 17 - Is Endorsed by the
Unit. Dates of Immunization Clinics in your
community will be announced later."
Brussels Minister
Elected Moderator
At a meeting of the Presbytery of
I-hu'on•Maitland hell in St. Andrew'
Presbyterian Church, Wingham, on
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 'Rev. George
Milne of Melville Church, Brussels
was elected Moderato' of the Pres-
bytery for the year 194950.
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DANCE
In Ethel Township Hall
Wednesday, Sept. 21
auspices of Ethel Football Club
Music by Gorrie Orchestra
,ate .�,.+•,ae cZni.hisr,
PLAY OFF
Football Game
Saturday, Sept. 10th
Guelph Vs. Brussels
Game at 3 P.M.
At Victoria Park Brussels
Admission 50c
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For Sale -
Car of Stove and Nut Blue Coal
Rosedale Alberta Coal
Expected Next Week
J. H. Fear Phone 22-r-14
REGENT 'HA 8 RE
Seaforth, Ont.
Now Playing -
Thur., Fri., Sat. Sept. 15-16-17
In Technicolor
"THE UNTAMED BREED"
with •
Sonny Tufts and Barbara Britton
You will want to see thief Interesting
adventurous western picture-lt has
It's romantic angles too.
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Melville Church
Minister Rev. D. A. Mitre, M.A.
10 a. in, Sunday School
Bible Class
11. a. 111. Divine Service.
Evening service suspended
until October.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
" and Choirmaster.
ThL'.,sitedeilarch
OP CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Organist Mr, Donald Dunbar
Sacraanent of Baptism and
Church School Promotion`
Service, '
12 Church School and
Bible Class
Evening Worsiip at 7 p. m.
Sermon Subject: -
"Night Scenes in the Bible"
(2) Jacob's Night at Bethel."
Welcome. To Worship.
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The United Church
BRUSSELS, ONTAJ1' il.1
WEDDING Brussels Girls Lose War Memorial Unveiled 240 Who Didn't
The necessity of coming tri Jesus To Clifford Team At Melville Church Have To Die
1 for the highest life was the sermon
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Campbell -Bradshaw Brussels girls lost their third The Brussels Branch of the
theme at u'eh ong worship In the A pretty wedding was solemnized straight game 10 Clifford in the 3 out Canadian Legion attended the Last. year 73 Canadians diad from
t']lited Church Sunday y last. In es
at tile Manse of the Presbyterian of 5 series in the W.O,A.A. softball service on Sunday for the unveiling
pulfuntyelilis. Medical sdientist;
:he cveninri; the subject was "Songs Church, Listowel on Saturday, Sept, Playoffs, The third game, played ' „1' thr.. luelnorial tablet ereccted in are working' vigorously' and cease -
lin the Night," the first of a series on' Srd at high noon when Rev. Kelley under the floodlights in Clifford on memory of Arthur McLean, Cordon ieesly to land nut more about. this
'Night Scenes in the Bible.' rebs united In matt \Taff•y Ellison enrlay night gave (nem a 12.5 1icitol, Jof,n Spe'lr Russell 'Wilson
Chou unser the leadership of ^ Mr.daughter of Mr and Mrs. Russel victory. The Brussels team, in the all of whom gave their lives in
Donald Dunbar rendered suitable Bradshaw, Grey Teo.,t:o Hugh three genies with Clifford, failed to World War IT, Rev. C. Milne used as
anthems both morning and evening.' Archibald, sou of Mr. and Mrs, display the oustanding ball playing the subject of his address, the in-
" Oliver Campbell, Morris Twp, with which they defeated Seaforth• scription on the 1914.19 and 1939.47
Morris School Board The bride le',knd charming in a for tine group championship. Last tablets, "Their names liveth for
Meeting of Morris School Iloard floor -length gown of slipper satin
was held at SS. No, 5 on. Se tember with lace yoke and fitted bodice and
p full skirt, he
was tip veil of
8. All members were present. embroidered net was held with c
Payment was authorized for the , °ronet of orange blossoms and
bills nt'esented: H. Mothers, coal, lily of the valley and she carried a
$2159.00 We- ,7, McMurray, 8133,20; shower bouquet of red roses. I•Iei
lt.grave Cu:Op. roofing $215,98; only ornament was a string of pearls,
leederatian Pictures $30.00; Hay ;die, gift of the groom.
Stationery Co., Seats $217.60, Sup-
plies 'rhe bride was attended, by her
$20910;' Stainton Hardwareeonly sister Viola gowned in tour -
$4.09; 17. , wood $330.00; In- quoise taffeta with matching head
suranee $441.60;1,00;Speiran Hardware dress and curried a bouquet of pink
$5,80; Heinz:nun :Co. 54,32; W. J. and white asters.
1 Gag:, honks $80.84; Copp Clark (11111 jar ('antpbell, brother of the
Books $68.08; Prost painting orrotn was groomsman.
$340.00; W. 1vleMurray $194.83; J. After the ceremony the bridal party
fTnu+niton $1020; (toward Meehan returned to the home of the bride's
Mrs. A. Lamont $S 3'n; Huanpbries $1'18.24; Belgrave parents when a wedding dinner
Olive Jane Small(On, wife of the ,•School Fair. $22000 D. N. McDonald was served to the immediate friends.
late Allan Lamont, cried at her home 81(54,73. Later in the afternoon the brietal
in Brussels on Friday, Sept12th in Secretary was instructed to write
. couple left Dor Niagara. For travel -
her 70th year, after suffering ' lt, Pletebonrl rinCarter requesting Bug the bride wore a navy blue
declining health for some months. 1 rite wcontractdW,s ho completed gabardine suit with matching
The late Mrs. Lamoont was a life- also Federation of Agriculture accessories and wore a corsage of
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this roads department requesting the clay
of the late John Smalldon and his be removed Prof sidewalk at Walton Bewley-Vufll
wife Susan Woods. Her husband school.
19ne tax rate for school purposes Brussels At 1'3:30 noon Saturday,
Allan Lamont, pecembe ed her 15 'for 1949 was set et 6.5 Mills. Sept, 3rd Melville Presbyterian
years ago tltis December,, She is , Changes were made in caretakers Church, Brussels 'cies -the scene of a
survived by two daughters, Mrs. S. - .i; The
fool No, 3 and No. 12. very pretty wedding, when Jean
Bell of Teeswater and Mrs. S. Fox, ! The following is a list of teachers Matte only slaughter of Mr,. and Mrs.
Brussels, also three grandchildren, in Morris schools : John 1:. Ynill was united in marriage
Allan Bolles and Mrs. R. Elliott, • No, 1 -Shirley Adamswith Walter Clarence Bewley son of
Brussels and Miss Dorothy Bell, No, 1 -Wilfred Spivey' Mr. and Mrs .los. Bewley, Morris
Reg. N., Toronto; one great grandson No. 4 -Jessie Little Twp'
and one brother, Win, Sfnalldon 00 No. o --lashed McDonald Given in marriage by her father,
N. 6 -Donald 14IcI{ai fbe bride was lovely in a gown of
Grey. No. 7 -June Work Hale blue taffeta with matching
Funeral services were conducted No 8 -.John Spivey
from the home. by Rev. G. A. Milne No 9 -+Mrs. T. Dundas headdress and" carried a bouquet ofJohanna Hill roses.
of, -Melville Church on Monday. ' e'e. 10 -Jean Dennison Her bridesmaids were gowned
Interment was made in Brussels ;t'lie Lois Kelly in dusty pink
No, 11 -Donald Yungblut
cemetery. No. 12 -Mrs. Myrtle Yungblut tiffeta and Joyce Jardine in lemon
Pallbearers were six nephews, Earl It. 3, McMurray - R. S. Shaw, yellow taffeta with matching head -
Kreuter,
George Stnalldon, Gordon Chairman Secretan^ dress, Helen Bryans as junior
lirauter, Ross Stephenson, Norman ' flower girl was very pretty in pale
Stephenson and Mac Engel. blue taffeta with hedch'es's of blue
Morris Township Council end pink forget-me-nots they all
t. 1949 darned matching nose gays,
Engagement Announcement • The Council (net inMeeting theSepTow6,nship Arthur Bewley, Toronto acted as
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin Hall on the shove date with all the groomsman for his brother and the
announce tate engagement of their members present, The Reeve pre- ushers. were Stuart Bryans and Jim
eldest daughter Naomi Jean to aided. Bowman.
ITarald M. Pryce Youngest son of The minutes of the last regular During the ceremony Mrs. Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pryce of and special meetings were read and Bewley, Toronto, ren.dered in good
Winthrop, Ont, Marriage . to. take adopted n motion of Chas. •Coultes voice, "The Lord's .Prayer," and
place in September and Sam Alcock during the signing of the register.
Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded "Because;'
Librax Notes .1)3, Chas. Coultes aocomPanied on the
that Morris Town- organ by
1 Y ship pay half of permanent upkeep Mrs, Jack Bryans who
A new issue of Huron County of Bluevale Cemetery after what
Library books has just arrived. Come available revenue is obtained for
in early while there is a good selec- such purposes. -Carried.
tion. Parents are asked to en- Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded by
courage their children to patronize Bailie Parrott that the Road ,Super -
the library. now that the Fall terni hntendent see the Highway Depart -
bas started. ment in regard to having the drain
^-- , cleaned in the Village of Belgrave
CARD OF THANKS , in front of J. Wheeler's. -Carried.
We desire to thank all those who H Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded
extended so many acts of thoughtful by Baillie Parrott, that Wm. Brydges
kindness during the illness, and at he hired as tax collector at a salary
the time of the death, of Mrs. Jambs. of $200,00. -Carried,
Fulton. They were all deeply Moved by Bailie Parrott. seconded
appreciated.bySam Alcock that the usual grant
North
Jas. Fulton and Family of $25.00 be given to the Nort
Huron Plowmen's Association.
' -Carried
CARD OF THANKS Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded
We sincerely thank all those who by Chas. Coultes that the Road bills Deceased. was born 3n Grey Twp' -
expressed their sympathy in so as presented by the Road Superite n 1,872, the dane4t#o• oe James and 'Melville W. M. S.
many ways during the illness and tendennt he paid, Carried Elizabeth S Muter of. Fitt' -one
at the loath of Mrs. Lamont. Your Moved by Chas, Coultes, seconded years ago she was united in marriage The Women's Missionary Society
by Bailie Parrott that the Townsht;: of Melville Preshytenian Church held
ls'.itidnesa was appreciated. to James Fulton of Hibbert Twp•
Mrs, S. Fox, Purchase land Prom Jas. Casemore to They resided on the ].7th con, of
their' riegnlar meeting on Friday,
• Mrs. S. Bell atradghten coati. -Carried, Grey until 1914 When they moved to Sept. 9th. Mrs. Little read the Scrip-
,
Arlan Roller . ' Moved( by Sam Alcock, seconded Rrvsaels. After residing in town time lesson. The president, Miss
by Olnas. Coultes that the meeting for 4 years they moved to 8th Con, Stewart, led in prayer. The officers
MM.: °�%j f'+y( �j 'adjourn to meet again en October 3, gave 'their reports. The roll call
j of where they Farmed for 26
1949, at 1 p.m.. -Carried. ' was 'answered with a Proverb. Mrs,
9 lIveers Grey w retired in 1942 and moved
Capitol Theatre II The following accounts were pall:
year Brussels wen the W.O,A.A
championship which Clifford had
held for two years, This year, in
epito of their efforts they weren't
able to duplicate tbeir year-old
victory. Better luck next year
girls!-'-_�
Majestic Women's Institute
The Majestic, Yeomen's Institute
1001 at the public library on Thurs-
day afternoon, 45 ladies were
present,
The ]'res., Mrs. D. Hemingway,
opened the meeting With the Ode
Creed in unison. Roll Call, The part
of the newspaper 1 most enjoy.
Business. It was moved that $25.00
be paid the Fair board and arrange -
meets were trade for a W -I. booth
at the' fall fair. Contest, Write an
cesay entitled "The Country Wo-
-•sn's day." To be sent in Oct. 15th to
Maas Anna D. Lewis, 1207 Bay St,
Toronto. Fall project, "Clothes
Closets up to date for the junior
girls' work," under the leadership of
Mrs. W. H. Bell. The rest of the
sleeting was handled by Mas. G.
Evans.' Public relationship convenor
?'lotto, Lighthouses d0 not ring bells
and fire off cannons to call attention
to their shining, they just shine, Pre:
pared by Miss Bessie Mosses and
given by Mrs. Geo. Evans. A violin
selection was given by Mrs. Edwin
Martin nccompanied by Mrs. G
Evans. Speaker of the afternoon was
Miss Beatrice. Taylor. columnist of
the London Free Press. She referred
to her early childhood spent in
Brussels and the friendships made
at that time. She had vivid recol-
lection of many of the old fashionedr o-r�
gardens each having one outstanding
flower, snrh as cinnenton roses, red
violets, English violet, love in the
mist, and many others, She spoke of
Huron in tine early days of Western
Ontario when wheat was cut on the
10th of July 1845 on Van Egmnnd
farm, in 1829 4 families then lived in
Huron. She spoke of traveling
libraries to give good reading
material to smaller centres. little
theatres develop drama iii any
community also that all talent can
he used in some capacity in this
project. Good neighborliness le more
outstanding in the country then in
evermore," While holding out little
]lope for world peace for many years
to a'Olue, RPV, Mr. Milne stated that
the day must come when the
peoples of the world will be forced
to make peace in order to ensure
the perpetuation of the human race
The anthem was "For All The
Saints." The solo "There is no
death" was sung by Mr. Lorne
l:`cicmier. Major Harold Harney.
M.B.0,, 147,17„ at the request of the
Kirk Session, unveiled the bronze
tablet. The Legion were in eonmtend
cf Capt. R. Campbell. Lag Post end
Reveille were sounded by Ernest
Seddon of Wingham.
Brussels Meets Guelph
In Play Offs
1st Rnund of The London
And District Soccer League
The draw for the gaanes was made
as follows:-
Woodstnck vs. London C.N,R.A.;
London City vs. Stratford; Brussels
vs. Guelph: London Garrison vs.
London Lahatts. These are the
first round games and will be played
ltame and home with total goals to
count. Brussels will play Guelph
at Brussele on Saturday, Sept. 24th
with the return game et Guelph,
Saturday. Oct. 1st. The semi final
was also drawn as follows; Brussels
or Guelph vs. London City or Strat-
ford: London Garrison or Lahatts
vs, Woodstock or London C.N,R.A
Dates for these games will be
arranged later.
The Challenge Cup will he drawn
after the Injured Players Cup is
finished.
was organist for the ceremony. the city. What Miss Taylor could not
After a sumptuous wedding dinner understand was the willingness so
in the church basement, the guests prevalent with our ladies to voltin-
were received at the home of the teer for• real hard work and when a
bride's parents,, after which the soft jab or a nice trip was in the
bride and groom left for a honey offing not one eould be persuaded to
moon in Northern Ontario. The accept. They were all too busy
bride travelling in a gray suit with ,She wished the ladies courage to
wine accessories and corsage 00 carry on the good work of the
Better time Roses.
institute.
, Miss Taylor was presented with a
beautiful corsage, one was also given
Obituary to Mrs. D C. Ross, a special guest at
the meeting.
Mrs. James Fulton A. sae meeting
iltnclh se was thsLe in
g.
On an illness
morning. Sept.th8th the following hostesses, Mrs. A,
by
after m du, be ofv one mouth Sarah Fnele, Mrs. G. Evans, Mrs. C. Davis,
Williamson, passed
wife of James Mrs. B. Geniiss, Mrs. R. Gemmel
Ii, Fulton away at her home land Mrs. D. Hemingway.
�r 78th year.
Church of England ,.
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr -- Rector.
14111 ,Sunday After Trinity
Sept. 13th, 1949
St. John's Church, Brusseli•-
11 a. nn. Morning .Prayer
11 a m. Sunday School
St. David's Churoh, Henfryta-
No service this Sunday
St. George's Ch•Urch Walton-,
3 p. in. Harvest Tlianitsgiv111g
Rev, T. D, Jones, Seaforth
back to Brussels P G. Pvana gave a home a talkon Taiwan "Re-
L I O �1 i Graham Campbell fox bounty $ 2.0t, 'Mill treat entered Mrs Milne read a
Jos. Hart, fox bounty 2.00 ontBesides her husband she leaves to _ rete tsllrl • miner which had been
i Finlay McCle.11a nt, fax bounty 2,00 mounrn their loss two &wet: era, prepared' by Mrs, John Speirs on
Dept. of. Health„ inattiin 9.26 Mrs. Herbert Clarke o4 Toronto and "To -morrow, in Taiwan," A very
L. E. Cardiff, Grant to Mrs. James S. Armstrong of Cray interesting letter from Rev. M.
Plowmen's Association 25,00 and 2 brothers James Williamson of Ransom of Yunnan was read by Mra.
Wed. Thur. Sept. 14-15
"The Countess Of I Ad`Val1Ce-Tintes, ' adverttsi240 ug The meeting was closed
• 'altos and Louis 'Williamson of Matheson
• Monte Cristo" I County of Huron, indigent fees 68,60 Brussels. Also 3 grandchildren, Dor- with prayer.
', D. N. McDonald, lints 3,50 othy FTelen and Jdnt Armstrong•
with Sonja Iienie, li I F. Campbell, tr0olting tile, 'reeeee"7IIo` seeee.
The funeral service was held on
Michael Kirby ' McDonald Drain 163.70 Saturday e.ftern.non from the United
Central Tile Brick Corp., Church Brussels and service was
'�"� I McDonald Dr. conducted by Rev, Mr Lane, Floras
Fr. Sat., Sept.$opt. 1617 C, R, Coultes, McDonald Dr2.70
506.56
tributes were many . and beautiful.
Roy Rogers &
'Trigger' Harry McGuire, Belgrave ' The pallbearers were Wm. Bllacott, ;
Street Lights 6,95
in color .... in 1John Evans, Jas. Anderson, John
S. B. Elliott, relief account 11,40 Riley, Ed, Iliggina and John Logan,
"Under California Stars" Nelson Higgins, Prov. audit, interment in Brussels cemetery.
I stamps 2110
Cartoon Shorts I, Harvey C. Johnston 'Geo. CMartin,
Sat. Mata 2:00 Sat. eve 7:30 Reeve Clerk I
1 i P 1 a'1ir 1 1: r x -Nn ,x1`
Mon. Tues. Sept. 19-20 j Grey Council
Edward G. 'Robinson' Burt 1 Minutes of Connell meeting held , Mr, Gen, Scott of Winghami, welI•.
Sept, 3, 1940, , known Prudential agent in this
Lancaster . in The following approved accounts district, was Presented with a M-
. cased fur payment: ' year Service Pin at a banquet in
"All My Sons"
• TUESDAY PHOTO N:ITE
1st OFFER $200
2nd OFFER $ 60
Mon. Attendance Card Night
Wed. Thur. Sept. 21-22
Loretta Young, Van Johnson �,
int
"`Mother Is A Frefshman"
in�`n Technii:cvollor
ralem
Wei p
Roasts $4629 59 Stratford on Monday night of this
Drainage 619.53
Fox Bointy 4,00
0Olire Supplies 02.09
Cranbrook Cemetery 100.00
14.00
Relief . .............................. 88.06
Postage 7.00
J. H, Pear, Clerk
Ethel Village
BORN
I WILSON -Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
Wilson, Ethel, wish to announce
the birth of a son et Dr. Myer's
Nursing Home, Brussels, on
Sent. 8th, 1949.
week.
Mrs. 11..T. Hoover, who is visiting
in London, will celebrate her 85tH
birthday there this week.
Douglas Walker and son Ralph
enol daughter T-T,ee.ther of Timimns
have been holidaying at the former's
neretttel trout. Mr, and Mrs, Thos.
i Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pear and 14Iro.
lefar•y Sperling 0f Clinton were
Sunday visitors with Mt'. and Mrs, H.1
Manning,
Mrs. Wiunifretl Wright. of Toronto
has been renewing ora acquaintances
in town this Past weep.
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disease. Se lar polio is somewhat of
a mystery. To repeat, 75 tlanadians
flied last year from a disease about
which much moraine to be learned.
But last year 85 Canadians died
from diphtheria, a disease about
which a great deal is known, a
decease which can be prevented
Diphtheria toxid is almost 100%
effective. It is safe and easily
administered. Nor is it a Procedure
limited to those in fortunate circum-
stances Textile immunization is
provided free of charge at nubile
i.ealth clinics or for a small sum
from the family physician. Yet '85
persons died last year in Canada.
front diphtheria.
Last year 155 Canadian chltd'rerc
lost their lives W whooping cough.
Wheel' inn cough, too, is largely
presentable. Whooping rough vac-
cination given in infancy can greatfs-
reduce the number of cases anti the
eevr•rity of this most deadly of all
children's diseases. Yet 155 lives
mere lost.
Medical science admittedly lacks
many answers where diseases like
polio are concerned. But medieal
setenee has the answers for diph-
theria and whooping cough, Yet
afore lives were lostfrom each of
these diseases than from polio. Tits
shameful situation can only be
remedied by public education -
Therefore communities are urged to
support the seventh oboervance Orf
National Immunization Week, spon-
sored by the Health League of
Canada from Sept. 11 to 17.
Fall Music Term
Mr. ano Mrs, Louis D. Thompsow
will re -commence teaching musts en
Thursday, September 22nd. Pusilia
kindly come at their usual time.
You Can Exhibit The Best Of Your Live-
stock, And Win Valuable Trophies And
Cash Prizes.
Enter Your Hogs In The Bacon Hog
Competition And Your Profits Will Amaze
You.
Demonstrate Your Skill As A Tractor-
Dri'ver, And Get Paid For Doing It.
Meet All Your Friends; They Are
Certain To Be There.
Have Leon's Paul's Entertainers Con-
vulse You With Their Antics in the Town
Hall in the Evening. Then Join in the Old
Time Dances.
Prove For Yourself That The Crystal
Palace Ballroom Has The Best Floor in the
Country.
Sencl Frir A Prize List And Read Ali
4.17rtrt It.
SEA FORTH'S NEW MODERN
FURNITURE HOME
Pictured above Is the modern home of the
on Saturday, Sept, 3rd, One of the most
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will -feature - a complete line of Home
draws will be conducted, among the prizes
(famous Bushart Cedar Chest and a 4 -burner
at this Modern Furniture Home.
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Box Furniture Store in Seaforth which was opened to the public
modern stores ins Western Ontario the Box Furniture Stara
Furnishings. To mark the occasion of the opening many frees
there are Hostess Chairs, a Simrnon Innerspring' - Mattress, n.
Easotane Gas Range, You wilt make no mistake in'ahoppitio
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