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qH C LUBS. AMATEUR CONcERT,
In Brussels Town Hall.
t' IDA icy,MAY 20.th., 1955
Sponsored by Brussels" Majestic Women's institute
DATE OF ENTRIES TO BE IN BY MAY 13
Contestants. must be witnin a radius -of ten miles.
Contestants contact Mrs. WesleY Kerr, Brussels, Ont. Phone 77r1'
All Contestants Free. Admission -- Outside Judges
CLASS 1. Vocal. Solos, Duets, Quartettes, Trio and double Trios.
CLASS 2. Comic
CLASS 3. Instrumental
CLASS 4. Skit not exceeding 15 minutes
CLASS 5. Dancing
CLASS 6. Choruses
PRIZES FOR EACH CLASS. 1st. $5.00 knd. s3.so
Admission — Adults 50c— Children 25c
Ken. Wood, Master of Ceremonies
Two 44-I j10$ held their April'
meeting in the Brinsieela:14,1brary
April '22 at.8-,20... The Baby. Beef Club
spoussirc.d by the Batt Huron Agri,
,culturai, •SOciety .taraed` Beryl Me.
Famlate, (President; Boss ,Smith; vice
president; Juan Frasier, secretary;
Mary Dennie!, WeEit, roPPrt 'Pr.
It 'Bill be led, by Jim Smith and Jim
Armstrong.
Taft 'Swine Ciitb, spessearel, by
the Brussels Lions' Club named Mac
,Sholdiee, prelSident; AV Smith,
vicespresident; Doris l'ortins.,ton„ see,
votary; rtenna Smith,. Irrear$
porter,
Tio..i$ club will be lea 'WI Bill "Nth.
bull .anal Harvey Johnsiton,
BRUSSELS MILK .
BOTTLE MAIDENS
0„PRM 2
AT ,IFARypet.,s
Mrs. Marion Wells Cunningham
Mrs, mart= Wells Cunningham,
widolV of David Cunningham died
'Friday, April 22m1, at the Rouleau
Nursling Horne Brantford after
a lengthy Illness, in' her 86th. Year.
A daughter of the late Anne Robb
And 11enily Wells, ,she was born in
Goderich and •lived in Brussels and
vicinity until goitg to Brantford in
1949, She was a member of Zion
United Church, Brantford, Her lufS.
band( David Cunningham, died in
1946 and and Idol, Richard, was_
killed in Belgium in 1916.
M. Cunningham• is Survived br
two daughters,' Airs. Is, W.
Paslcoe, Burketen, end Evelyn', Bran5-
Mord, one sistier,,Miss, Mary Potts and
two grandchildren Marion and Eve-
Syn 'Pascoe.
Mrss Cunningham rested at the
MeOleist sir Funeral Home until
Sunday when the funeral service
was conducted by Dr. H, W. Vaughan
of Zion: Church.
me many relatives and, friends
from the city and outside points
including 'Toronto, Oshawa, Wetland,
Bridgeport, London and Auburn and
the profusion sof .floral tributes, testi-
fied to the esteem, in Which-Mrs.
Cunningham was held.
Internment was. in Brussels, cem-
etery on Menday. Tile ;pallbearers
vtilre Andrew 'Turnbull and Alvin
McDonald ef TirusselS, .Harry Cuff
and Ernest Smith of Brantford.
The seventh meeting ofi• the "Brus-
nels Milk Bottle, 'Maidens was held
on April 19 at 8.30 P. m. at the home
of Mrs. iShurrie. Seventeen girls
;"sesisuered the roll call "Biting a sam-
ple of milk •other than silhole. milk
and tell its uses." Mrs.. Connelly
disouskied ancl' gave .* us .notes on
"Milk in Many _Forms" Mrs.
ShUrrie demonstrated the making
of •Cottaget cheeses. We .fixed our
,course, for our ;record batiks. The
leaders then ;Served uls o delicious
lunch,. Marion HemingWay moved
a vote of thanks, and the meeting
was adjourned.
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WANTED- ,
Scrap Iron, Metal , Old Bags, Feathers
Batteries and other scrap
Highest Cash Prices Paid for old cars.
Will pick-up all orders small and big.
WAXMAN'S SALVAGE
Phone 107x Brussels, Ont.
Mrs. Alex Perrie MELVILLE CHURCH
'On Sunday morning last Rev Hats
• WINGHAM HO IT
TAG DAY " The Women's Auxiliary of Wingl
ham General Hospital are holding a
Tag Day' ini-Bruisels, on Saturday,
April, loth, Support your Wankel
as, generoualf as poSsible.
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• ,C. G. I. T. meETimc
The regular C. G. I. T. meeting
!was held at Mrs. C. Kreuter's, on Sat.
inrday with twelve girls present. Af-
ter the ,opening ,exericises and a short
Aingsong led by Elizabeth Pipe the
girls had a dramatic reading of the
book al Ruth with the girls! taking
the pants, of Ruth, 'Na.oind„ OrPha and
Meas. Mrs. Kreuter took the narrat-
or's part. Jean Davidson led
group, in prayers
Aifter -a short business period the
ghj1 decided to hold their meetings
every second and fourth Tuesday
night of each month, at 7.45.
The meeting cloSed With taPs.
Mrs. Kreuter then showed how a
hospital bed should be changed and
made TT with a patient in it, Also
the proper way to mitre corners, of
the bedding end ho'w to put, on
erases the right way. She also
isChewed the girls whys of placing the
Mow ,se_ithat o patient might `bey
more celmilolrtalisle4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Tenders will be received by the
Undersigned up Until 1 p. m., May 2,
`1955 for the ,centract of building.
Ares oenient culyertS, in the Town-
ship of Motills,, •
Fier ,pantiCulata See the Road Super.
fintesident, ' Man McArtier, R. R. 4,
Brussels.
A Certified cheque fOr. 10 per cent
of the .00iititatt Pribe MUM decOM•
PanY each tender.
tweet or any tender /let neceise.
erily dedePted.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk,
The Girl Guides and pupils of
Grades V and. VI win gather paper
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There Passed away da Grey town
ship on Apri1'21st., Margaret McNair
*Mew of the •latii, Alexander Peirrie
in her 89th, year..She was: a daa'ghte'r
'of the late James and Sarah lilelsjely
end was' horn on lot 20 on, the 14th.
concession tof Grey where, she. attend.
ion We'd., May 4-, after four and in.
the- evening. . Please see that your
Taper is tied securely In, bundles
land placed' eistsido your doer..
old Colvin prea.dhed on the' subject
How to he •able to do all things, and
the. text was St. Paul's abatement,
can do all things through Christ
vShich strenigtheneth me. These wor-
ds were spoken by a trian`. who lived
in a difficult age. A time -When it was
hard to be a Christian, -
Paul knew what it was" to .suErfer
hunger and •persecution, to be stoned
'by his, enemies-and to be -Put in pri-
aon. He skid in effect, I can' face•I
the* 'experientesi because Christ is 1
with mt. The ,Cluriatians of old knew ri
the 'meaning Of the words cif our text.
Perhaps you and I are temjyted to say
cannot go on, .but we have not to
dace the difficulties and temptations
that Paul and the martyrs had, to
;faces Everyone worries and frets
Let us; remember that God Says my
grace is sufficient for thee.
If We ask God to give us strength
to give sense :sin, or -bad habit,
God will give us the' strength, through
Christ. Our Lord, Jesus Christ faced
the agony of fletbsema.ne avid. the
Cross, ynew God would give
yim the courage and strength to go
throulgh that ordeal
'rite choir sang the 23rd. Psalm to
the tune Orimond. Mary Lou, Mc-
,Illaria.ne and Margaret Perrie ,sting
lag the descant.
service work.
BRUSSELS LIONS
START '200" CLUB -
As' many of you know the Band
'Committee of the local Lions Club
are in 'the process of re-organizing
the Boys and Girls Band. The' finan-
'cial support elf all the* interested is
needed to continue the operation of
Otis Worthsvinle 'project. •
Two hundred tickets, will be sold
at $1.00 each, and the winning
ticket, for a pride of 8100.00 sant;
will be drawn at the firSt regular
Meeting )follessing the completion of
the sale of the 200 tickets. The bal-
ance et $100 will be turned over to
'the Band Committee. Instruments
have to be repaired and new music
purchased along with other expenses
tor uniforms etc. •
Tickets may' lye obtained from any
member Of the Lions Club and the
winning ticket number will be pub
lisped :in The Brussels Post.
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,ed. S. S'.-No. 8 school, ,
The deceased, in 'her early years
worked in Brussels, learning the
taildring 'with the late David RcIss, .. end allise worked at
s
the trade with
her uncle in Mind* for a feiw years.
She lived with her brother William
McNair en :the 10th, concession of
I ., Grey for a ,number of years. In 1910
She was united in marriage to Alex-
ander P.eirrie of the 12th. concession,
There they Jived until 1934, when
• they retired to Brussels. Mrs Perrie
was 'a faithful member of the pruss.
els United Cliairch.
She is survived by 'one brother
Sohn McNair, -cor Brussels.
The funeral Was held from tithe D.
A. Rann, Funeral Home on Saturday
April 23rd. et 2 p.m. and was con-
ducted by her minister the Rev. And-
rew Lane and the Rev. W. A. Will-
iams
The pallbearers were 'George McNair
William McNair, Clarence Pryce
Gladstone Edgar, William Petrie and
John Penrie.
ENGAGEM,ENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- Mr. and Mrs. David C. Park of .
Walkerton, 'announce the engagement
of their daughter, Joyce; Elizabeth, to
Donald Ross Spelt 'son. of Mr. end
Mts. J, HaroldiSpeirof BruaSels. The
marriage will take place on Satur-
daly, May 14th. iv St. Paul's United
Churdlt, Walkerton.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my neighbours
and friends who sent letters' cards
with flowers, while I sve,s a Patient in
Listowel HosPital. Your kindness' is
appreciated,
Sincerely
.Mrs. Wes. Jermyn
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is, given to, 'all
those 'who risme:inhered me with
Cards, and gifts while I was a Patient
in Victoria Hospital, IS2mion, and
since 'my return home.
Your kindness was appreciated.
F. Dixon.
The kcal Liens Club are sponsoring it
Peantit Drive during the first two weeks ill
May, and a amember.will c-:;11 yfar with
Planter's. Penr.vts fer Sale.
All prezc-c-y/3 'co".11 be used for- out
I The flowerbearers Were Margaret,
Jean, James and Donald Perrie. ‘
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Interment Was' made in BruSsels.
I WITH THE RADIO HAMS
The Grey Bruce Amateur Radio
*CARD OF THANKS Association met in the club 'she*
cemeterY, In Hanover On. iSiinday April 24 at 2 ReldtiVeS of the late Mrs. Alex
p.,ni. with nines members present. Petrie wish to le :Precis their aPPrec- This, being the first 'Weill. attended „ . , • lotion to neighbours and friend's" fOr
1111111111111111111110111111111111111•111111111111111 'their kindneles and SYMPatliti at the,meeting since the fall, much busin-
eas 'Wee discussed.
It was a-Myelin:tea that'the parts .. • . isimummummonsmos tar the trianstnitter will be en
- hand Tor the next meeting and the
LLASHMAR noirdertakel to build it -
#pat "ocombil§:
DRIVE-IN THEATRE It Was decided -le re-organize: the
Dinergenty CoiliSS se that the club
Turn at Armouries on Highway 86 will 'to e rht takein iruo h part in ari,eld
?Daly
Thar. , ,Aptir 28 . 29 A progrestune-cerninittee• was forth.-
‘!THE LAS VEGAS stoSTORY"ed with. Doug Leath. of Brussels
With Jane Russell, Victor Mature
tWith the 'tV
°taiit't:;ftvlati%roliaa.16rinititu%
Added Short Cartoon
it is Wiped to have One meeting
— Month fit different localities `Where
Meiners, reside. 'Ph 'nett One being:
iii Kincardine On May g
Where the President 'of the Clubsreeid-
et.VE3DWI) DIOS SelsWiehteitherg.
of ,MildrilaY Was, nilainineititly elected
to Press tePreSettatiVe. It IS dieted
that reglitar rendrta, en the aefiVItieS
of the hatits it drerY and Bruce
Will be. Made to 'Patera in the
'‘iittriSttS towns totimote the hafts 6Pers
ate, 1
chug, OF THANKS
We wish to convey Our tlfainkS to
our friends in Brussels: for their
laindatess to us at the iftuiepal of our
ithother, hitns. David dutintingliam,
It was 'd0eIPIY tIPPreciated and will
king be remembered.
Ina Pasilde
ErelYn 'Cunningham
1 time of her sickneas and death.
REGF '71,4EATRE
'es Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. en. Sunday' School
12 a. en. Divine Woriship
"'What Is Temperance?"
Minister: Rev. H. 1. Lolvin, IL D.
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. T
!si
The United Charch
OF CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lins
t' Worship — 11 O'cloet
Church School -4, 12 O101oek.
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Seatorth, Onto
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"THE BLACK KNIGHT"
(Color)
-Alen • Ladd' ' Patricia Medina
Alan 'Ladd in his most exciting role
in the fabi4,10US era Of King' Arthur
arid, his Round Table. of ,Knights.
At
Mona; Tues., Wed. -and Thursday
CHRISTMAS"
(Color)
Bing' Crosby, Danny Kaye, Pose Mary
Ciaotiey in sensational "musical in
color 4,•,-• Bing oroalsy and MUSIC'
lOVIng Flrat the* 7 6'6160;
Admission 78e and 250
Owing to error" 'by the booking
dOiiipany We 'were Unable to play
White Christmas advertised last
Week. We regret the ineonfeniende
and dieSafipeinthient Which this'
error has cause:
LANIVERS=CARDPARTIE I
BUFFET LUNCHEON dnd
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutpng, Styling and
• Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone •102x4 Brussel,
, .
CAPITOL' tisTowEL
THEATRE;' ••••••••our
2 shows' nightly 7.20 p. en.
Matinee gatordav 2 P. f",
LISTOWEL
Sat. Mon, April '30 = May 2 4
"ROB ROY"
Richard Todd, Glynis Johns
Added Short ._,- cartoon
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Wedneactayi thuraday and Friday
April 27 ,' 28 , 22
il'ilkibEt Obti,
1 BROTHER5ii.
oinernatablie.
Jane Polweit - , Harald Keel'
Gillen rough bro'the'rs decide to'
Atirry ietieit 'beautiful girls, Faal
aetleiri barn raising' Square dancing;
captivating •MUslc: . 'Don't mkiii,
'this Wonderful family enter ains
*Ont. 1
Wed, May 4
oti-ie LUSTY MEN;'
Susan 'Hayward; Rat*, Mitcham
Cartoon and Added Short '
Church of England
Parish et DrUsiele
A. Hannan Ellis* M. A.
p. cout4bwe Service Fri day May '5
4 iiitotoilY AT SEA"
Friday a n d SatUrdaY Locumentary ,(Actual Battle Scenes)
iiRAILS INTO LA'iitEMiE"
(TeChhiCiiieri
oartaan and Added Short
Jahn, riavite- . Mart Blanchard •
. Children's• Playground theW
John Derek and Jean E4a'hii
il sa •
ellin last, heritege witty '• genii Acisialnit , • it" Nightly or Clear
e
igaurday On y Apri l
'THE OUTCAST'
fn COOLOR William. Fischer
•,phone, 2145
' tie
• at in, itoLY Copimunion
gunAtO Oa*
Nri&0‘±*47,
dhlooiki Hinton
—0:to Evening prayer'
llunday EalOtit .„.S; • t iiTANJANVIKkr - -7 littusselt
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Children. Under la years la Mlake the club One of the finest •
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CLUBBRUSSELS. LIO,rfS
1-(04P.S. REGULAR mt..griNp
Tire. meeting was, .called to order an.
April 2:5th. at 7.00 p.(in, at the library
.by Lion President May Oltifield,
Atter Partaking of 'the delicious
Omer ,served by the of
..Tokno. Anglican 'Church, the regular
'business Oil 'the agenda was dealt
with.
la order to acquire ,fends . for. the
.PnrPoSe o', aiding in welfare ,Work
spenoored and •undertalten, by Lion
ism, it is nereetesary do Organise and
,get busy.
A peanut drive organi,zed"for the
first two veeicsin May, A., carnival, is
being ;arranged for Friday, June 24,
1284.
Lion .Herold Thomas, chairman, of
the Band Committee reported that
the..Lions Boys and •Girts. Band
is ,progresting real wen under our
new 13andrisasteas. Mr, John Gilbert
'Through the Lions .Club,, girls and.
boys. can.. purchase their instruments
at 0,• distount of 45 per cent. Funds.
mrust be acquired to continue giving
the isO01s.and girls of Brussels.. and'
the surrounding community the
privilege of learning' to• play band
instruments, and thereby becoming.
able to contribute musically to the
happiness and welfare of, the public.
We Would welcanic inqUiries from
any intepestedschildren and parents.
There isn't any-age limit.
The sprite ,for the- regular.- contest
was do,niated cy Lion Wm. Reed' and
won by Lion Wilbur Turnbull.
Thanks, to Lien Wm, Reed.
Once ogain thiAougli the mediitni Of
'the press the club :intends to all wilt
',are only *AY" tnteitated in Anintelif
Radio, to loin the 'Chili, treiiitierelitti
-IS Open to One regardieSS of age
Or Set end it is hoped than, w,ho are
interested ;dente out :and help
PAPER' ,DRIVE
Suppoit Your Local Lions Club
ave Your Papering
nd Interior Painting,
done Now
Prompt Attention Is Asidred By,
Cetting .Your Order Early
ALL OCCASIONS
1 015 V --— A(IllIM PACKED
ALWAYS
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