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The Brussels Post, 1942-10-7, Page 1THE BRU Concert and Dace In Brussels Town H aG Wednesday, Oct. 14th AT 8.30 P. M. Presented by C. K. N. X. Ranch Boys Sponsored by 6th line Morris War Workers Proceeds for War Work Admission 35c and 2O0 • REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING,-, VAN ilOST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, October 7th, 1942 Lioct6 ews Items • CARD OF THANKS CAR O THANKS Our grateful •appreciation is ex- press their appreciation for the pressed 10 neildingnessutsta and friends many acts of kindness and expres- stony of sympathy and condolence Wright at the time of his illness and extended by friends and neighbour's for acts •di' sympathy when his (luring the, recent illness and death death occurred. d. Parker and Nephews of their beloved d'aug'hter. W.M.S. of Melville Church , The W.M.S. of Melville Church met on Friday afternoon in the. Primary room, Mrs. S. Kerr Presid- ed and the meeting opened with prayer. Psalms 91 was ening, after DOUBLE FEATURE— which Mrs, H. Parker read the Scrip - George Sanders Wendy Barrie tame passage and Mrs. Meadows led Gay Falcon tn. prayer. The minutes of the prey- Poltce Grill Broker in Society sous meeting were read by Mr's. Murder Armstrong sand the treasurer's re —Also— port by Mrs. R. Thomson. After the Land of the Open Range singing of Hymn 575 the topic Starring Tim Holt He-man hurricane his the bandit trail Men„ Tues. and Wed. DOUBLE FEATURE Ann Sheridan Donnie Morgan Wings For the Eagle A mightily moving story, big as the bombers they build, heroic as the people who build them. —Also--• Mr. But Goes To Town (Technicolor) The most unique feature -Cartoon ever produced. Matinee --Monday 3 p.m. Oct. 12th Thanksgiving Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat.— Bob at -- Bob Hope Madeleine Carroll My Favorite Blonde One of the most suspenseful, yet hilarious films to come out of HollYwood. Coming— Take a Letter Darling • Bingo Huge Success The Bingo Party, held do Brussels on Saturday evening, funds to be used to provide Christmas parcels for Brussels, Morris and Grey boys earring overseas was a huge success and credit is due to those who were in charge for their capable manage bent, Net proceeds were .approxi. mately $'50.00. Brlde.'Elect Presented With Gifts Miss Mary Davison, popular bride - elect was et t, r1ained at the home of Mrs. Gordon Sanderson on Thurs- day evening of last week, Miss Jean ,Speiran played a wedding march as the guest of honor was eeeorled to a chair by Miss I, Sanderson', The presentation of a handsome coffee table and two "old royal" china cups and souse's was made by Misses Jean Matheson and Marjorie Sander- son wh".le the accompanying address a(1 by Miss Idella BrYans, s was re Dear Mary— It is our pleasant privilege . to gather here this evening to honour you, Mary, To all of us you have been a friend and others a school chum, You also have filled a verY important Place in our church and associations. Mary of our everyday experiences seem commonplace as we live through them but when we are apart we find our thoughts very often turn back, May the mammies you have of our associations be pleasant ones. On behalf of your nedgllboors and mut friends we ask you to accept this recent session• of the entomb) Legis• gift .as a token of our esteean. We lature the so -styled "local govern hope you have a long and happy life bent decision." of 1940 was neither it together. • Is Stub bornnes Your Problem? Dr. Donald A. Laird, eminent psychologist , • , whiting in The Amender, Weekly with this Sunday's (October 11) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times , . , explains what stubbornness really is, what to do about it in aliens , , , and tells hots to make It a herr rather than a ourself. Be sure to get • handicap in y Choir Honors Member The Detroit :Sunday Times this The members of the United week and every week. Church choir expressed their esteem Dor one of their Yellow members BackT One eYearm �P finent for Miss Mary Davison whose marriage municipal two-year couas is dead. At for will take place. Saturday, when they presented her with a silver entree dish and their sincere wishes for her future haippiness•, on Frid1ay evening of last week. Miss Carrie Hingston, choirleader, ma'd'e the presentation. The reotpient expressed her thanks for the lovely slit in a few well chosen -words. Miss Davison was organist of the United Church Choir s u Y for tour ears. .A. social hour was "Towards a New Order,' was read by Mrs. Scott and Miss Many Lamont enjoyed and lunch was served. had charge of 'C'nrrent Events. Hymn 8'a2 was sung and the meeting Red Shield closed with the Lord's (Prayer in Home Front Appeal LayCeclt, in unison. The members were then D. A, Rana semi M• given the privilege• of seeing'%the "In charge of the recent appeal for Memoriam" certificate, donated by Salvation Army funds, are pleased Mrs, A. Strachan, that was to be to announce that approximately 5:660 presented to Miss Mena Mo'Kelverealised, etihe High Salami girls who canvas. Thanks in memory of her mother, the latee aredue to 11 McKelvey, who had been a made the actual cats; Imogene Mrs. '. faithful member of the W.M.S. for Sanderson, Margaret Mason, Mara • many years. VaONdrman, Josephine VaniNo n1an, Batibara Thynne, Helen Aammstro't're, Ruth MoDonaid. These girls •along RADIO PROGRAM with several others of the school have been doing yeoman service dur- See How It Is Done ing the past year or so in salvage work, selling Defense 'Stamps, tag- WALTON ging for the Chinese Relief Fund and Poppy 'Day and in other war • work. ,RADIO STUDIO They deserve a great deal of credit and may well feel that they are do - U. W. F. O. ing their fait. When, we add the 'bits' together the amount becomes lamge 9 P M. OCT. 16th 9 P.M andem 117 anniing to bombard , the foe with the `bite' we may seen Concluding, with dance to 1 A.M. Lupe to take the 'brit' out of Hitler. Kirkby's Orchestra - —�--- Admission 25c "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve." When double features are shown last show starts 8:45. When single features are shown last show starts 9:15 re-enacted nor amended, hence is now null and void. In consequence municipal electtons will now be held yearly in all municipalities as of yore. This information comes from Hon. T, B. Mictntesten in a summarY of municipal and school legislation passed at the 1942 'session of the Legislature. Huron County Junior Association Of Toronto Annual Meeting The Annual' Meeting of the Huron 'County Junior Association of Torom to will take the form of a bowling party to be held at the Central Bow- ling and Recreation Club 29 Shop - :pard Street on Shiningly evening, Sponsor_U.F W.O. — -' Proceeds to be used for war Look At Your Label — work. Atwood Fair. - Saturday, Oct. 10th Friday Night Dance in the Music Hall Saturday Big Afternoon of Sports, etc. Listowel Band and The Kansas Farmer DANCE IN Brussels Town Hall Wednesday, Oct. 21 Carruthers' orchestra Part Proceeds to be Donated to The Red Cross Admission 35c Dancing 94 We're Looking for "YOU" Melville Church 10 A. M. Sunday School - and Bible Class 11 A. M. Morning Servie: 7 P. M. Evening Service COME AND WORSHIP U nited Church Minister' Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship "Thanksgiving" Junior Congregation 12 Church School and ,Bible Class 7 P.M. Evening Service "The Lamb of God" "Enter into His gates with thanksgiving and into His Courts with praise;" `October 17th at 8.30. Ample alley space has been reserved for the lose' Red Cross which the mom - omnibus. Lunch will be served. The bens et the finance committee ac - admission is 65o per of knowledge with thanks. Following an evening g of bowling O • a short business Meeting will be e M * * * • • held to elect a comimitee to manage PEOPLE WE KNOW the Associati'on's activities for the * * m e * * s s * • coming year. Newcomers to Toronto are urged to come to this party and get ac- qulatnted with theih• fellow Huron - !tea The secretary, Mrs. Fred Elliott whose .address is 232 Heath St., Wert nri11 be, glad to hear ' from Persons interested in the activities of the Association. • Harvest Festival Of St John's Church Church of England parish of Brussels Rector. -Rev. M. F. Oldham 19th Sunday After TrinitY ST. JOHN'S, BRUSSELS 10.30 a.m. Sunday School 11.30 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon ST. DAVM'S, HENFRY'N 2.15 p.m, Sunday School and Bible Class 3.80 p.m. Holy Clnimunlin and Mormon s'r GEORGE45, WALTON ltl a,m. Holy Commainlon Mid aerated 11,16 a.m. Sunday litho) Again we extend our congratula- tions and hest wishes for Your happiness, Miss Davison thanked her friends tor their gifts and good wishes. Her fiiends responder] to her reply hY singing 'For She's A jay Good Fellow." A social time was enjoyed in playing games and: contests. The hostess assisted by Mrs. W. H. Bell, served' lunch. Red Cross Notes Proceeds of the tea sponsored by Majestic Institute were $19,0+1, do- nated to the local Reil Cross. A (stilt donated 'by Mrs. Hawk shaw, has been disposed of and the Proceeds ($10.05) donated to the Joyce Key Suddenly Str: The entire coma ed try the sudden d Keeyy who passed away. Wednesday, Sept. 30th in year. Joyce was staying hone of Mrs. Boyne, Listowel W she wax atteucling her third Year in high school. Upon returning from sekool Mon. day arternaon with her roommate Lois Machin she spoke of having a headache ,and went to bed before enpper. latex she was found uyeon- setous and was rushed to 'Listowel Hospital where she never regained consciousness. Dearth was attributed to a hemorrhage of the brain. Joyce was popular both with her teachers and school chums and her smiling face will he sadly missed by all, She is survived by her parents and two brothers 'Wormy and Jack. .A. 'short service was held at her hone followed by a service in Union United •Church, Saturday, October 3rd, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. .Snell, Pastor conducted, A solo "God's Tomorrow" was beautifully rendered by iVianie Trask of Atwood. The palllbearers were George Backer and Ross Lawless of Brus- sels, Mac McIntosh, Elston ,Speiran, Spencer Boyd and Ralph Machan of Union church. Her school chums and girlfriends acted as flower bearers. The floral tributes were many and beautiful and consisted of Pillow, the family; GatesA-Jar, Mr. and Mrs. 22. Keys and Jim Keys; SPraY, A. PrlUe and fancily, Waterloo; Pillow, E. Speiraa and fmndly. Spray, Mr.' and Mrs. E. Baker; ,Spray, the Kellamane; 'Spray, Mr. and Mrs.. Crawford, all of Detroit; Spray, .11.• ,Speiran and family, 'Shg+iina'•w; Bas- ket, Mr. and Mrs, C. Bruce and J. Biggs; Basket, A. Dickslo'n and fam- ily all of Totlontto; Spray, J. Noble femdly, Hanover; Spray, 2. Spairta and family, Brantford; Pillow, Th'e' Meehan gaudily, Sean and Earl; Spray, B. McNair and family; Spray, Lois Machan; Wreath, Grade XI pupils Listowel High School; spray. Willis Machan 'Hamilton; Spray, • Basil 'Struthers. Mrs. E. Whitfield,. Doug. McDonald and Tack; Spray,• Waterier School; 'SPraY, WM.S•c Spray. Listowel high School Staff and pupils; SPray, Mr. and Mrs. H. Whitfield; :`,)may, "The Neigh'bdnrs"; Spray, George Backer; Spray, ',Friends train Brtu+cele"; SPraY, "Tile Cousins." Interment` was made in Brussels cemetery. Pte. J. A, Ballantyne, Londrou, was a week end visitor in Brussels. s: * * Miss ,Shirley McKay has been visiting in Stratford with relatives. e e 5 Mr, S. Walton who has been ailing for some time was taken to Clinton hospital on Monday evening. o r, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lee and Lucille of West Lorne, visited at the Despite the ons. atte weather home of Mr. and Mrs Ohas. H. good conSestival ns• 'attended the 1 Garudss over the week end. Harvest Festival services of St.' * * * John's Anglican Church on Sunday Mr. ,and Mrs Bei' M'cI{aY and last. Therector, Rev, M. F. O1' daughters Helen and Shirley, after loam del delivered splendid, aPProp spending the summer with his par• riatespoke sermons thankfulness both sermons. He tints, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McKay express s the God for mess boeunty should returned to Florida. express to q�od for fire bounty o4 , have* xi * the maternal harvest we reap In this ( A. J. Helm and Mrs. Helen, were land of ours and reminded us of the i last Spiritual `Harvest Home'' when visitors over Sunday with Mrs. W, Wilkinson of town and also attend - we Special shall reap is we have sown ed the twenty-fifth ,anmiversaY the everting harvest music was sung. a litre'. Helm's stater, Mr. and Mrs. the tedTing sev. H. the rector why Alex Darks on Saturday in Wingham• assisted by Rev. H. Wilson of the United Church and Rev. S. Kerr of 1 The marriage of Bliss Mary Davi- church Presbyterian Church. The who has base organist at the lurch was beautifully decorated son,in9,ted o 1155H for the Past four with flowers anal fruits of the harvest Chats to Mr. Jaek Bthena, willttold from garden, field and orchard.. y place M. the Brusselsniteda,Ch rch four this Saturdays Be An England o'clock, There'll Always * 0 e There will always be an England Rev. M. F. Oldham and Mrs, Old - As long as Scotland's there ham and Mrs. A, Morrow of St. To give the navy shelter, John's 'Chitrdh Brussels accompanied The brunt et air -raids bear. by Mrs, Wm. Humphrey and Mrs. A. Monnison .of Walton attended the There will always be an England Fall meeting of Huron Deanery held In Bayfleld, on'. Tuesday As long as Scotsmenfight,. * a Along with Welsh and Irish, To save old England's m'i'ght. Rev. S. Kerr, Rev, H. Wilson and Rev. M. Oldham attended a Meeting There are Scotsmen all in khaki, in Wdnighaan on Tuesday afternoon There are Seats in aur force bine, when members of the Ministerial You'll find theft in the nail, Association: of the 'district were With the Welsh and Irish, too. greats of Rev. E. 0, Gallishei' aur; Mrs, Gallaiher at S1t. Paul's rectory, Mile -Of -Pennies The mile -of -pennies sponsored 111 the Brussels' Red Cross on :Saturday afternoon and evening met with a good response. The proceeds were $11,22, So when they chug of England, And 100911511 in the tight, ' They're forgetting aid tike others I DLAiIL, John Lawrence, Se-) Mrs• ,Who pante eld 84dgland's night, rooter Deb, I G. F. Blair (mother) Regina, I(ill- r-,,, —,—. 1 ed overseas. Sgt. Blair wan a sort "60 BELOW" ANTIFREEZE Fro; of, the late Baurs•irte1 0, F. Blair tent your oar BUY "60 Below" Anti. , I formerly old Brxgeels The Mayfreeze, at L. A W. JACKSON li moved 10 the West a' tow yews MOTORS Ltd., Phone 161, i.'totowel. ago. DIED Preparing For Campaign On Financial Horne Front Last Sunday a high -rankling Ger- man official announced that it was the first duty of all Glennon occupied countries to supply food for 0erman1 and her armed forces and that po11Cy would be vigorously adhered to regardless of who went without bread. In Poland alone two and a -half million people are said to have been murdered or starved to death by the ag'gres'sors. Some people still say "it can't happen here," brit that is what the Belg aIle, the Norwegians, the Hol• lenders, the Greeks and others said, yet it did happen there. That is why another Victory Loan is being launched •in !Canada by the Government. This time it is to raise $70000;000, an, enormous sums, hut what use will Ottr looney at' our homes be if the Germane should 'win the war. Mayor A, T. McMurray, chattered of the Thiron tlounty comrnYttee anus Mr, H, 3. Vandewtater the cauntY organizer will Start the broadcasting oanrpaign fryer OHMIC next •Seturd .T from 12,46 to one o'clock noon. Both are thoroughly conversant with the swbjelot and will have something to say worth. hearing. BORN DAVIS—Teo Mr. and Stars. Samoa, Davie, (nee, Patricia Raymond) of Monti township in 'Wilngltam he* $tai on ,Saturday, October 6th, 1922-a daughter. ,..