The Brussels Post, 1955-04-20, Page 1Admission - Adults 50c - Children 25c
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
WM be in effect in Brussels starting at
2 a. mt, Sunday, April 2011,
and ending at
'Walton Irztermediates D, D. P, PAYS- ViSiT TO
LOCAL REI3EKAH .LODGE
District Deputy President Mr1S.
Anne Henderson of Edelweiss Re,
belralr Ledge; Seatorth, paid her off-
icial visit to Morning Star Rebekah
• Lodge, Brussels whoa :she was '
coined by over 40 nimbler%
Rer :.address stressed the need for ,
love and kindnests, in daily life and
euggelSted that the Golden Rule be "
practised more, zealously, Noble
tOrand Mists Irene 'Pease presided
and plans 'were made to celebrate
I361tb., lanii1Versary of 'the order
at their next • meeting with, a seeial
eyelid:11g
Mrs, • W. C, King was chosen to ,
represent the lodge. at the June '
tesision of the !Rebekah, Assembly of
Ontario. in Toronto, Mrs. 117.- C.
Thomas,. Junior Past Noble Grand ;
V.111 lalso attend as, a ischolar.,Av-
eral past grands, expressed their
intentions to attend the annual. meet-
/big to be held April 13 in the I. 0'.
• P.. Rail, in Seaforth.
Invitations: wiere: accepted to visit
IV:Ingham lodge on April 15 and
Clint:".u.:cu May 2.
Mrs_Edward McCreath. and Mrs? 1,
Frank •Kirleby were in charge 'of a
(contest and ,social. hour with re-
.freshmentg. - Mrs, Henderson Was
Ixisented with a gift by .Mrs.. H. C.
Thomas.,
2 rn, Sunday, September 2$th
R. B. Cousins, Reeve:.
"Where's Grandma
a ACT - conmoy •-•• ay i..oDAL TALENT
13:rassols Town Halt on ,
TuesdaYi April 26th.
At 8,15 P. Eharp
DANCE AFTER
MIJEID BY WILREB'S oRCHRsTRA
This play, which hes 'been presented a number ef
Admission 30c (includes Play and Dancer
times tO OVID-
or- town audiences so, suCcessfuly, is being: repeated here, tri 70)-- 7
sponse to popular demand.
SPIONSORED BY MAJESTIC W: I.
Kikby, Murray Kirkby, Back row, left :to right, Harry Bol-
ger, secretary-treasurer of league: Jerry Dressel, Wayne
McMichael, Thu Ives, Kenneth McDonald, Ralph Travis,
manager; Nelson IVIarks? Herb. Travis, Stewart Humphries,
George Love, President EdtWard. Richards of the league.
HURON PUCK CHAMPIONS -Walton intermediates cap-
lured the Huron hockey title and the loop tropny, presented
by the Huron Soccer League, Shown is, the team with league
officials% Front row, left to right, Don McDonald, Ron Ben-
nett, Barry Marshall, Don lies, George Love Jr., Herb
AMATEUR CONCERT
In Brussels Town Hall
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955'
Sponsored by Brussels Majestic Women's Institut*:
DATE OF ENTRIES TO BE IN BY MAY Oth
Contestants must be within a radius of ten miles.
RTTRRIIRT,NITT•T•TER
'BRUSSELS "MELLIOWAIRES"
TO APPEAR ON T V
"The Mellowaires,", girl's double
BRUSSELS GRAND OLD LADY
IN HER 94th. YEAR
Mrs. Da;vid C. Rosa ,who celebrated
her 93rd, birthday on saturday, waz
'the recipient of congratulations' oild
'affectionate good wishes from her
family :and mainly friOnds, who called
at ter home during the afternoon
end evening that day.
Surrounded by nuMbers of-bright
birthday cnrds end gift bouquets of
snapdragons, red and 'white carnat-
ions, and a hydrangea in bloom, Mrs.
Ross radiated !happiness as she, greet-
ed bar visitors. She is in excellent
health, hasn't "an ache or a pain,"
and is looking forward to Pleaaant
hours in.lier flower garden, Her sight
end hearing are perfect and she en,
joys the visits of her friends and
watohing televiSion.
One 'Concession she has made of
late years - that of allowing 'het
daughter to bring her breakfast a
Arlo, are to broadcast from C. K. C. 0.
T 'V ' ta+tions Kitchener, 'on the
Teletune 'program (6 p.m.) this Fri-
day, April 22nd. The double trio is
' composed On' Misses( Joan Thomas,
Agnes Lane, Esther Smith, Sheila
'Porter, 'Dorothy Sullivan, and Jean
Smith,
UNITED CHURCH
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Contestants contact Mrs. Wesley Kerr, Brussels, Ont. Phone moa.
All Contestants Free Admission - Outside Judges
CLASS 1. Vocal. Solos, Duets, Quartettes, Trio and double TANI.
CLASS 2. Comic
CLASS 3. Instrumental
CLASS 4, Skit not exceeding 15 minutes
CLASS 5. Dancing
CLASS 6. Choruses
PRIZES FOR EACH CLASS. lst. $5.00
TR
Ind. $3.00"
MELVILLE' CHURCH,
Rev. Harold Colvin took as his ser-
nion text last Sunday mertung,
Christ's words from 3rd, Chapter _of
John, llilarvtel not that I' said unto
thee, Ye must be, born again. Why
did •Nicodemus come to Jesus by
night, ,He had' d'oubtle'ss heard ofithe
wonderful works Jesus .was doing in.
;making-Able lame to, Walk, giving sight
'to the blind, :healing the sick, Meade-
mus also testified that Jesus was a
great teacher come from God. How-
ever -we cannot he saved, unless we
Ore born again. We must have a
change of heart' through the Holy
•
The Spirit of Gad illuminating
We see the truth about ourslelves,
and the, fruits of the Spirit within, us,
willbe lore, joy, peace, longs/mem.-
gentleness, gclocluiess, faith. The
'mat who has' accepted Christ will
'take pleasure now in reading his her room.
bible, :and he 'will have a hunger and : Mrs.' George Ross', Whigham, as•
a new life in Christ necessary?
:slated Mrs. Ross' daughter, Mrs: R. J. thing alter nightconanes.
lis
Is there no other :
way? Christ says IVICLauchin, in serving the guests.
no, there is,, ,no other way. Ye must
Mrs. David C....,Ross, the former.,
be born again.. 'Tine bible says' Mat
is dead in tireSpasses and sins, If
we axle going to have a living soul
we must have the new birth. We I
mug! be born • again of the Spirit of I
God.
Prescott sang the solo, The
nnsautudes Malotte. 'Phis song •
ilistudebrirni the I
Elie first four Beatiti-
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supp-
er was dispensed on Sunday; April
1'7 in TheUnited Church. The mess-
age was based- o:n Luke. 24:35 "He
Was known of them in the breaking
of bread." As: Jesus joined the die..
,ciples and made knoWn un-
to them in, the breaking of bread -so
will He join, us- and bless us, and
Make Himself known to us ais we
re-enact; "The Breaking of Bread,"
'The Supper of Oar Lord.
- Misses Ruth and Marion Heming-
way and Misses. Lena and Joyce
Miller' sang, the double duet "It Was
For Me" by Freeman and Rogers,
The anthem for the day Was "An-
Eager 'Carol" by Wilson with jean
Thomas taking the "solo part.
GIRLS FROM GREY TWA.
SCHOOL HONOURED
Last Wednesday-eventag in the
Baton Auditorium Toronto, Miss (
Jean ,Campbell, ,Music Director for
'Grey township schools, attended a
'concert conducted by Earl Terry.
Misses Jean 'Cardiff, Jean McFarlane j
and Joanne Deitner of .S. S. 3 Grey,
tang in a choir of almost 300 voices; j
CACTUS 'ON DISPLAY
A cactus lin bloom Was on display
in the window of Wood's Store en
'TueSday of this week. R. 15 one of j
a variety that flowers for only 24 't
hours once a year. The blooms were
a beautiful shiade of delicate mauve.
Last year the plant bore only one
Mower., This yelar there were three
blooma.
iBELGRAVE MUSICAL FESTIVAL 1
The Annual musical Festival spon- '
cored by the Relgrave School Fair,
will commence in the Foresters, Hall ,
Belgrave on. Thursdiay April 21st. at I
2 p.m, It' will :continue in Belgrave III
on April 22nd. at 9.30 a.m. and 1.30
• AdMission for P. M. 15 cents.
M'ELVILLE CHURCH
PLAN CENtENARY
A meeting comprising the kirk
Iseesion, the board of managers,
fond, the executliVes, of 'all organizat-
ions of Melville presbyterian Church
was held in the church parlor on
Friday nigiht to make plans for the
ce1ebration of the Centennial of the
church this SUMMer:• Rex. Harold T.
Colvin Presided and in, a, few words
outlined the purpose of the Meeting.
The date of the anniversary was
set ifekr Sunday, Aug. '7 when Rev.
Samuel Kerr, ,a former minister,
Will be guest speaker. Plans. for
entertaining 'the congregation and
visiting friends to' a nioon-day lunch
following the Morning service 7741'.3
handed to the Ladies' Aid and. the
Young Women's Guild to work out.
For the 'afternoon of the ciaY,
Plans Were suggested for an hour's
progratn in, which former members
'of the clergy and, the. church will
join. in, an informal reunion. The
'program for this period was left
In charge of "the kirk session.
Other •committies appointed were:
welcome and registration,, James:
S. Armstrong, John Work, James
Meradzean, Mrs. J'. C. Backer,
his, T. T. McRae, Mts. N. H. Cardiff
diff; billeting, ' members of the
Young Weruen's Guild, transporta-
tion, a committee, from the board
of 'Managers.
A Historical committee working
:on a memorial booklet containing
events 'of the past 100 years con
siists, of Miss Bessie Moses, Milo
Neillie Jardine, Mrs. D. C. Maths.
set. John YuiN, John Work, Yollno
1Gibson, Spelt and Wilfred
Shortree'd.
Invitation conimittee inchidea D,
M. 1VIaellaViish, Jacob Fistihier, W, W,
Smith and James S. Armstrong.
final session featuring Morns
'Oasis% Rhythm Bands, and winners
'• from previous. Sessions will. be held'
Friday :evening at 7.30 p.m. in the
Wingliam Listriot High School. •
Mr. Frank Holton, direct& of I
Muste for Brantford MOMS: will be.
like adjitcater..- .
• AdmiSsion. for -evening in Wing- .•
halt 35 cents.
Maria Jane.Ames, daughter of Sam-
lied and Mary Forester Ames,- was
.a sdhool teacher before her marriage
to Mal. Ross, in 1884. Mr. Ross dried
fire years ago. Their family consists-
of four daugihters, 1VIrs..R. S. (Luella)
McLauchlin and Miss Gertrude, IltruS-
sels,; Mrs. Gifford (Doris) Swartmian,
Sioux Lookout; Mrs. Monroe (Max-
jerie) 13Iairr, Toronto; and two sons,
Dr, George Ross, Wingfham; and 1)4;
'Vernon, Ross, London; There are
seven grandchildren- -
During the week end Mrs. Ross
was visited by Dr' and Mrs. Vernon
Ross, London; Dr. and Mrs. Geerge
Ross, Wingharn; and her grandson,
A,ndrew Swartmen, Toronto.
The choir rendered
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, John Jamieslem and
'family 'would like to thank everyone
who helped at the 'time of the fire
and those who sent card's and gifts
while Mrs', Jamieson Was in the
hoPital.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Jamieson
anthem, "Be still, and know."
and Family
q
Melville .Preahyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine Worship
Prompt Attention Is Assured By,
Getting Your Order In Early
.William Fischer
"How To Do All Things?' •
Minister: Rev. H. 1. uolvin, B. D.
cotjahist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T
Wel.. Thurs. April 20 • 21
"WEST OF ZANZIBAR!"
A wonderful adventure story out
of the steaming African Jungle
TECHNICOLOR
Fri. tat.April 22 23 •
"PRIDE OF THE BLUE GRASS"
In COLOR
A story tit a race horae that breaks
his leg and: lives to' race again.
The BeWery- Boys in "CLIPPED.
WINGS:' Audis Murphy Lori . Nelden‘
'
One man an outcast and an Otit-, , cast horse against the adVade. hordes Mon. 'Net, APril 25
Robert Taylor and janet Leigh of Apache killers.
* fn., the Story Of A Gun HAPPY COti
"ROGUE COP"
Church of England': Adult
OnriA of Bruaaeia
.T Rev. A. Normal *Ilk M. A.
'Sunday 24 A-0.11),
St. Mien Church, tiruseeit
ii ii, hi ItOrn* 1h**
CARD OF THANKS
Mr: and Mrs:. John. Harris Wiali to
thank their many friends and id-
Ititivear Who reineinbered theM 'with
carda, gifts telegrarne their
Diathond Wedding AnniVerearY
They -were deeply appreciated.
REGEN1 a a a
The United Church
OF CANADA ne I. '
Thursday; Friday and Saturday
-"TUMBLEWEED°.
-(dolor)
Phone 23r15 Brussek
Sat. - Mon. April 23 - 25
"HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN"
Starring Danny Kaye, Farley Granger
In -- Added Short - Cartoon
Tues. . Wed. " April - 27
• SUDDENLY"
Starring Frank Sinatra, Sterling
Hayden
Added Short• -- Cartoon
LISTOWEL
Turn at Armouries on Highway 86
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 102x4 Brussels
CARD OF THANKS
Wish. to thank ail those whe were
so kind to me and lny family while I
waie in Victoria Hospital, London. I
appreciated it very much.
Elizabeth Cardiff.
Grand Opening
Sat., Agri! 23rd
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship - 11 o'clotk
"I' believe in, .'Jesus Christ"
Church School 11 o'Clodt.
"Children •of God worship Hiin"
Save time and trouble Thus. - Fri. April 28 . 29
"THE LAS VEGAS aroit-Vij
With'Jane Russell, Victor Mature.
Added Short Cartoon
Monday, Tuesday -and Wednesday
iTE CHRISTMAS"
(Color)
Bing Crosby, beithY Kaye, ROSS Mary
Clooney in 6 gentatiOnal musical
CO* Bing ord6bsi and music by
Wednesday, Thursday and O'eletai.
April 27 28 29' tat, 'Mon, Apeli ••, 6A,6y
iloY; •
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