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The Brussels Post, 1939-9-20, Page 1Alto�¢lg POST PUBLISHING HOUSE oI Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 20th, C„,N, Catures One Gp►al. Lead in' W. F, A, Series Brussels Soccer Squad Beaten e3y Smith's Last Period Goal p Both teams turned out In thehot sun with only a fele an in, the sltands+ tto see the good football game beeween the Bruseelsl eleven and the 'trautt'ord C.N.R. In the first game of the W,F,A, play - dawns on Saturday; 'The •C,N.R. team kicked oft and kook the play into the Brassels• territory and only the s'mar't work of the Meeks kept Harrd$eo and his forWards teem get- ting in on Riley in the Brussels goal. The Brussels forward lines eta* ed to function and White and Flood had a tough job to keep them out. Harrisko who wa.a +playingcentre for the Stratford team, gave Riley a few:•, holt. shoes, to na.ndle, slut 'ne always vieneged to 'kick them out. Brussels 'took the play right into the Stratford goal, and a forward who was unprotected on the vigil, fedO'Connor. a St. Columba- boy, a ,perfect pass to put Brwssele in the lead 1-0. Atter they had scored tlhat goal,' the 0,1\111. forwards, put some life into' `tits' game, which was backed up by brilliant support from tlae half backs: Brooks, Braider, James and Harrisko all hoe shots at Riley who was playing .a swell game In the Brussels goal The detence for Riley found: it hard to steep the Stratford forevardst out ands when J. O'Connor, a brother to John O'Connor on the Brues'ele team, gave Jame ea Pass, Jamse Passed Football W. F. A. Intermediate STRATFORD Vs. BRUSSELS —ON— SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS Game Called at 3.30 Sharp (90 minute game) This is the second game of the home and home, goals to count series. The Stratford team won the flest game in Stratford by a 3-2 score therefore the local lads will be out to reverse the score and stay in the competition. Admisslon—Ladies 15c Gents 25c Children. FREE Rallp round and help the Boys win East Huron Fall Fair CONCERT on Friday, September 29th at 8.15 p.m. —featuring:— WILLIE -featuring:WILLIE BELL London, Ont. "Canada's Cheery Scot" The Ace of Scotch Character Comedian and • Concert Troupe Admission— Reserved Seats 35c Rush Seats 25c Reserve tickets sold at Allen's Drug Store DANCE AFTER, CONCERT REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING The Oklahoma Kid ,-•Starring— James Cagney Humphrey Boptrt Mon. Tues., Wed,, •Sept. 25-26-27 James Cagney Pat O'Brien Angels with Dirty Faces —WITH— v The Dead End Kids Humphrey Bogart Ann Sheridan George Bancroft Next Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 26.29.30 Roy Rogers Westward Ho COMiNG- Daughters Courageous Induct New Minister At Service At VallettaI NEWS iTEMS Rev. W. A. Wililamts; fcrmrerly' of Ceanbrook, eint,, ,was inducted, )luta 1939 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO the cbargesl ofValedta 'and New St. Autdeewe, Dover, at a meeting of Chatham, Presbytery of the Preshy terian ctrunch, held at Valetta, Rev, Dr, Fulton', ok First Church, Ohwthaan, presided at the induc- tion service. The sermon was. given by Rev. Stephen Fazekas, of the Hungarian Church in Windsor. Rev. Norman Mcl(ay, of Ridge - town, addressed the minister ane Rev, C. A. Wright of Wallaaeburg, the people. Rev, Mr, Wright, Who has been acting as interim moderator, re- ported' on probr'ess leadlny up to the induction. over to Mike Harr'isnto who made no mistake this tllfe and ,put the ball past Riley to tie the score at one all. Stratford Takes Lead. With the score tied, the plaY surged Brack from end to end, with the Brussels centre half work- ing hard, all the time. J. Wilson went to centre forward' for Strat- ford and Mike Harrdako dropped CARD OF 'THANKS' NOTICE ! We hereby take this means) of ex- pressing our thanks) to our friends, neighbors, and cuotomere, for the Many kindnesses shown since our recent fire at He'nfryn, It Was very mush appreciated',, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. M.iOhelI and Lloyd AUCTION SALE:— Litemiberet &toyter& speathroy, Saturday, Sept, 23rd, 176 Head of Mixed Cattle. Usual run of Mixed Pigs and Calves, Those wishing to Mix cattle privately can do so by seeing the umdersdgeded au- ctioneer nnrrtime dims the week. Truchas to deliver. ernes, Cash, A. Ge McAlpine; Auctioneer Blaze Soon' Put Out ,A shed at the rear of the kitchen of Mr. Philip' Ament's home was dwmlaged by fire en Thursday morning of Last week. ! At the time of the fire, tar, with ' which UO2Y were earring the kitchen roof, was being heated in the shed. The tar, which because ignited caused such a smoke that observers thought tite back to play .half back, Brooks and fire was of amore serious nature Wilson . gave Braiden passes to work his way into the enemy terri- tory, ,Braiden finally got in, and . then passed to James who headed the ball into the Brussels goal to give the local .team a 2 to 1 margin. That goal aroused the Brussels team and they gave Discli plenty to Blyth fall fair, held !on Saturday, worry about. Dlsch looked dwell in was. one of the best heed in some the Stratford goal, turning the years. The exhibit 10' the hall was Brussels shots out like a veteran. splendid, the di]av,•�-rafIbaking and Wilson nruee tut dawn the field flowers being ve ;7 gcodi inideed, and and he was brought down in the the live stock above the average, penarty shot area, Mike Harrisao On Friday evendng the society spon- took tae shot, but put the ball sored a dance with Arthur's °ranee• over the bar. The ,players were be- tra in atteeklance. On Saturday ginning •to •tire atter' playing 45 evening a splendid concert was held m"nutee in the hat sun when the 111 the hall. The taire, ,board is first half ended - with the score pleased! indeed with. the success of dtrautord 2, Brussels 1. theft' fair this year, conaiderintg the Brooks Hurt intense, heat of both days. • When the Stratford team came out on the field to start the second half they were without Red Brooks who had been hurt In the first half. The local team opened with the wind and they were soon giving Riley sums tough shots to handle, but Ire managed to turn them'aside Pearson gave a good dismay on the defence ao keel the Stratford for- wards out and the play ranged around centre field. Both Wilson and Harirslko re- ceived injuries, but both returned after receiving attention: Wilson made the'vdsiting team 'know Wheu fie had .returned, when he testeo Riley with a hot shot, which was foilaved by another tram Robert- son only to have Smith come in and blast another at Riley, Riley cel', tainl'y looked good turning those three quick kions aside. Wilson and James carried the ball up and pa.ased over to Braleer who sent it towards the Brussels goal. It leaked as if Riley would pull off another of his smart saves, but Smith trade sure of it when he sent the ball ,past cuuey to give his team a} twoegoa'1' lead, - The •Sttartford .team began to tire, dee to the fact tkat ,they seed npt played for a 'long time, and the Bnussees, team took advantage -et their condition, Pearson was sent up to the (ionised line and it brought quick resoles 'when he scored his• team's, second goal, The Stratford, team found ,the going tough, and J. O'Connor was the spank •of ,the ;Stratford team, He had just finished the Season with St. C'olnmtban, •having played junior for that town in tole Crap finals' against Brussels, The play began to drag and it went from end to end when the whistle blew to give Stratford a 3 to 2,win, The Stratford eleven- play the return game In Brussels next Sat urday- with total goals, to count on the round. It is expected to be 3 tough game. Brussels --Goal, 0. Riley; backs, Sill,•Bordlen; half basks; King, Breads, Lowe; fbnwerdsS Dan- brook, Pearson, 1010onnor, Farqu- harston, ,Snider; subsy Baker, Nichol,' Sirietfoed—Goal, Dlalch; banks, White and Floods; halves, Robert. sen, Harrisko,. Jambes; forwards, J. James, J, O'Connor, Brooke, Wil- son, Braider;• Taube., Arniisoron,g, Smith. Referee—Harry Fisher, Stretford, but the chemical engine, when • brought into use extinguished the blaze before any great damage was done, Fair At Blyth Best In Years Trousseau Tea For Atwood Bride -to -Be Mrs. G. N. Hamilton entertained Friday afternoon ands evening at a trousseau tea for her daughter, Mauna, whose marriage 4,0 Hugh Kennedy takes place Septemher 26. Mrs. Hamilton and Mauna received the guests, . Mrs. 3, Rogers pre- sided at the tea table and those assisting were Mrs. T. Hamilton and• Mrs. W. Shearer, aunts, of the bride and Miss J. Hamilton, Mrs. 3, Mc113ain, Mrs. E. Roe, Mists A. Ballantyne, Mies M. Robb and Miss R. Elliott. Strathroy Boys' and Girls' Trumpet Band The Strathroy Boys' and Girls' Trumpet Band which will be in att- tendhnce at tthei Bleussslw Fail air" are 'wddely known and are ap- preciate'd wherever they go. They were preterit at the recent Tees, water Old Boys+ where they attract- ed a great deal 0f attention. and applause for their very splendid music and musical drills, Don't miss hearing them, Their music alone is worth the price of acetate- cion to The Fair., . . At the Churches Services! in Metvilte Presbyterian Church on Sunday were conducted by the minister, Rev, S. Kerr. An- thems were given by the choir at both services, Services in the United Church on Sunday were con- ducted by the ministter, Rey, H. J. Mahoney, who Spoke at the morning Service on '1Spiaittual Blindness." The evening, service was "A 'Chal- lenge ,to the Church:' Edna Davi- son sang a solo and, Alice Pope gave a story, and Rally Day services# Were given at the Sunday School in the afternoon, Rev. H. J. Hendry, rector of St. Johns Anglican Church, conduoted morning service on Sunday. DIED CLEAWV:EIRF—In Grey To,wnsdiip on Tue'sIlaY, September 19th, 1939, C.harlee E, Cleaver in his, 67111 year, The funeral will be held from hie late home, lot 19, conces- sion 6, Grey township, -on Thurs day SeP,tember 21st, 1939. Service at 2 p line (ferment in Mt, Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel, 1* * * * * * *.* * * Mies Mary Davison ist now quail' fled to teach piano, Anyone in - tweeted, in eaking leesoms', eme- phone 14X-2. Band Concert Sunday evening the band gave a concert in Victoria Park ,and, a street dance was held for the band's benefit on Friday evening, CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreclatfon to neighbours and friends for their many kindly acts of loving thoughtfulness during the ille'$s of our sister, Mrs, Maguire, and for the sympathy expre;;esd at the time of her demise, Mrs, D. C. Roes Mr, Jcs. Ames. . * * * * * .* * * * * PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * * * * * * * * Miss Evelyn Cunningham, Reg. N., Brantford spent the weekend at her home here. • . . Mrs W. Harris, Metchewan, a former resident, is renewing old friendships here, * * a. Mrs. William Wenner, Detroit, is with Mrs. A, Currie who is ser- iously ill. r * A number from here were in Attwood Friday where they attend- er the trousseau tea for Miss Mauna Hamilton * * • Mies Ruth Moorhouse of Toronto wast a weeds -end guest of her friend Miss Doris McDonald, • • • Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Wade of Owen Sound visited Mrs, A, H, Mac- donald one day last week. The ladies are cousins. * t Si Fr. and 'Mrs, Ieorge .Dawson of Port !Stanley were visetors last week with the latter's parents Mr, and Mrs. Philip Arnent.helping,. Mr. Amrent celebrate his birthday, Miss M, Pott's who has just' re- turned from an European tour, left Tuesday morning for her home in Omaha after vieiting at the ,home of Mr. and MS's, D, R. Cunningham for a fe.w days. Dr. and Mrs. George Ross and Barbara and Mary of Wingham and Dr. and Mao'. Vernon Rose of Lon- don were weekend guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. D, 0. Ross. ,Misses iCarrie• M�hCracken and Gertrude Ross, of Toronto were weekend visitors at their homes here. Their sumaner vacation was stpent on a trip to South America. • • • Mess, Hannah Russel has gone to London to attend Business College. Miss A. Cardiff 'has taken the posi- tion in L. Russell's stone vacated by Hannah, • Rev, J. Graham and Mrs. Graham Bayflekl made a brief call on Brudsedls friendts on Tbarraaay, evening. They were returning home ieom, Gerrie where Mrs. Sraha.m had been speaking. Mr. Philip ment• A.celebrated hie eighieth birthday last week. He is a wonderful man for that age and is able to attend to his business with as much energy and as clear a mind as- he had through hie long business life as head of the Anent Planing Millis, Mrs, A. Leitch *celebrated her 82nd birthday on Sunday by enRer- taininl2- tour of her children and their families After a atm iWtuous dinner andthe birthday cake eaten, she was showered with lovely gifts,. Those preleenit were Mr, and Mrs. John Leitch and Bessie, Mr, and Mr.s Dougall Leitsb and Mast, . Mc- Laren, all of Norwich, Iran Leitch and two small dhughters of Uttervilde, and Jack Laurus, a grandson also, Mr. and Mays, Wm. Ziegler and Billy of Ethel, and MIs sGentrude Fetter of Norwich, Obituary * * * * * * * * ELI,4ABETH ANN AMES Miter a lengthy il.)neee the death occurred on Friday, Sept, 15, 1939 of Elizabeth Ann Ames, beloved wine of the late David. Maguire in hey 92nd year, The snnbjelct of tails notice was the second oldest daughter born to Samuel and Mrs. Ames, a 'pioneer family of Grey Township, Two ali'eiters, Martha Lucinda and Mrs, D, W, Dunbar (Sarah) and lour brothers, John, William, Harry aur Sam, 'predeceased her. While two brothers', 4r OM of Winnipeg and Jos. of Ethel and three sisters, Mrs,. D. C. Russ (Maria), Bruseels; Mos A. McAdlester (Pauline) et Oakville and Mrs, J. T. Durgin (Melisea) Canton, US,A., survive, to 'hold in loving memory a devoted sister, who alway.s regarded earthly home ties as something almost sacred and, who from early 'girlhood gave loyal allegiance to a heavenly Father. Her acts of service in church, home and Community, so willingly and lovingly perforated will long be remembered. Previous to her 34 years' resi- demtce in Ethel with the exception of a little more than one year after marriage when she resided on lot 10 con, 6, Grey Twp. her home was in Peterborough keeping house for a period of years for William Forester an uncle wbose home was broken up when Mr, Forester Vas killed by lightning, noruing back to Ethel to be with her father througha siakneslst and' subsequent death, in the years', that ensued she and her mother kept house together, till at atage of 97 her mother died, leav- ing her alone, In the kindliness of her disposition she invited her -heather John, an aged widower re- siding in Michigan UjS.A., to come and make his home with her when he too became a special care, nut was 'patiently, waited on by her through months of suffering, when he too passed to the Great Beyond. Through every environment she re- tained a firm confidence in God's goodness, justice and love. ,She exercised a lively interest in all departments of church activities, was especially Condi of young people, but was equally happy in -helping old' and young, rich or poor was, a goor neighbor and a kind friend She will be arncn missed and the large part in life, that she accomplished -will not readily b( duplicated, The Strathroy Boys, and. Girls' Trumpet Band Is something differ, ant, and may be seen end heard at September 80th, Hear Interesting Report Of District Convention The September meeting of the Wo - '.men's 'Institute was held in the public library, The meeting was do charge or Mrs. Stanley 'Wheeler. The roll call was answered by "my pet economy or my one extrava- gance:" Mrs. James! Airralstrong wbo attended the district oonven- tion in Guelph gave a report of demonstrations and talks on sub- jects relative to home economics. The United Church REV, H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., B.D. PREMCHER 11 a.m.—Morning Worship 3 p.m.—Sunday School 7 p.m.—Rev. Frank Gilbert, of Walton will preach Friday, Oct. 6th— Choir Concert in the Town Hall Legion Held Special Meeting The Breeeels Branch of -the Can- adian legion held a special meet- ing in. the Council -Chamber or the Town Hall on Saturday evening, Septemtber 16th. A large number of Vetreams were Present and many matter$ pertaining to the 'prvesene European crisis were d s0ussed and arrangements, made for any aetalst,• arnoe they can be to ,Canadla'0 War' effort, Mr. G. E. Noiilrwoodi was -appoint- ed, to interviey the Library Board. and request a room tor fature legion meetings' and generallegion purposes during the War period. A motion was placed, en the books granting the privilege of associate membership to all enlisted men who desire to associate them- selves with the' legion. Such members will enjoy the usual privi- leges, of ,the legion without fees, The matter of forming a Red Cross Soellety in Brussels was ddscusised and it was diecid'ed to leave the matter, in abeyance at present, as - in all likelihood, there were former members, of the society in Brussels who will be interested in renewing the old charter and commencing work anew and it was t'hte vista of meeting that full co-operation would he given td the society when it was, fanned!. Another special meeting is call- ed for Saturday evening, September 23rd, at 8 p!in. alt the Town Hall and all Veterans are requested! to be .present. All enlisted, men or those desiring information regard- ing enlistfent are welcome, Re Veterans survey All ex -service mem wishing to fill in suiwey papers please get fn touch with Roy Thuell, Legion Sec- e, retary. Note:— In due, accordance to the services rendered in the past by the ex- service aservice men also to recruits, and the Red Cross the Bruseelee Poet will designate any required solace. Attend Atwood Fair On Saturday ..Saturday is Atwood's ,Fair .,Day. Big Programme. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Ethel • SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1st • Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Duff's United Church WALTON Sunday, September 24th MORNING SERVICE AT 11 A,M. Minister Rev. H. V. Workman Seaforth/A- Evening service 7.30 p.m Minister—Rev. Mr. Mahoney, Brussels Special Music by the Choir. assisted by Mr. L. W. Ecktniers Brussels HOT SUPPER Thursday, September 28th in the basement of church Supper served from 6 to 8 Entertainers— the Centennial Church Concert Co. London, Ont. Admission — 35c and 20c Mrs. A, McCall, President Rev. Mr. Gilbert, Minister Mrs. N. Reid, Secretary ,a WARNING ! Window panes in scale building at station have been broken twice in the last two months also several electric light bulbs have been smashed on the street lights, especially the street light opposite Miss Ella Woods resi- dence. Parents would be well advised to take up with their children and have this destructionstopped immediately or action will be taken against guilty parties. The hydro Commissioners would appreciate any one knowing of any street lights out that they would notify Mr. Angus Campbell who will replace light immediately. Brussels Council IR 200