HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-05-18, Page 1The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: ReV, A. Lane, B. A., B. 0,
Divine WorshiP - 11.15 o'clock,
"A Great 'Land"
Church School -- 10' o'clock.
"Remember the Sabbath Day to keep
it, holy:"
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.Chotch of ,England
ONTARIO
Victoria. Day
May 23rd
• Your co-operation is requested over the week-end of May 20
to 23.
Commencing on Friday evening and continuing to Monday
evening fiundreds of thousands of Ontario motorists as well as
thousands from the other. Provinces and from the States will be
"taking to the road". The exercise of Care, Courtesy and
Common Sense will prevent most accidents or collisions which
result in fatalities, human suffering and financial loss.
Even though you are a careful driver" keep your mind on the
job of driving. -.This is no time for sight-seeing while driving.
"Don't Hurry" remember HURRY 'KILLS.
Do your part to make this, our first long Summer week-end
holiday, ACCIDENT FREE.
POST
$2.00 per year $2.00 U.
THE BRUSSELS
Post Publishing House ikathorisel se second close ERA Post OM DePartalfont, ottems Wednesday May 18th, 1955
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AnnUal Meeting
DISTRICT YOUNG PEOPLE
COMPETE IN HURON
COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL
CAUGHT RECORD TROUT SARAH C. CLARK - ' I. Q. O. F, 50th YEAR JEWELL
George Davidson PRESENTED TO JAS. „CLARK 4' )nighty Pleas' Entered lute reat, la DerWielt, Pa. 1 *0. with, hinIsle/4 these dtwa -- an d at the ,home of her daughter, Mrs. i Ori, Thuraday, • May 12, Deputy '
The Community had a number of wilY wiAltint iac himself a brown trout that set a re, igpre-.
bel He caught Mre, W, L. (Dr,) McOntoboon, on i Cara,nd /Vfaster liarritsen visited Bras, II
entries in various classes alt the p a 1955, ',Sarah A. Clark, be- 4 ,Sela lodge, L 0. 0, F„ for the pur, 1„„ .
Huron County Music .Festival in cord tOT this district, 'a eeven, and loved wife of the late Thee. 3. Clark, Dese of presenting' to James Clark '
Godorieh last week, who made a tine one half pound beauty measuring 1 of the Brussels Lodge a fifty year I, 27 hates" and his- fisherman friend in her aith, year, Showing in, that competitions. She was born in Clarksburg, on , ..Telwel. The Gland Lodge Officers '
HURON It
ASSOCIATION,
`Thursday, May 19
Cbuncil Chambers
CLINTON
TOWN HALL
The general public and
representatives of County
Organizations are Particu-
larly invited.
Kearney, She wao united in marriage triet Deputy .C4,841 Master Hartley ,
-to Thee. J. Clark, on May 22 1894 Fischer of Brussels Lodge. and Die,'
They farmed on the line of .triet DePOty Grand Warden. Kenneth ,
Morris 1Poiwtaship until the death of Wilkinien of Teeewater Lodge, who.'
her husband in 1941, She was' a faith- eangratulated „James Clark an pia
iful member 'of St. John's Anglican taining t honour of fifty years
Imemberehia in-tire I, 0, 0. 'F. order.
The second degree was also given
to John, Kerr of Brussels by the BralS'•
sels Degree Team.
After the meeting a social time
was enjoyed by the members,
Visiting members were present
,from Seaforth, Teeswater, Lietc,Va
el, and Biyth Lodges.
AMATEUR. CONCERT
In Brussels Town Halt
FRIDAY, MAY 20th, 195$:
At 8,30 P. M.
Sponsored by Brussels Majestic Women's InstIttiti
Contestants must be within a radius. of ten milli.
Contestants contact Mrs. Wesley Kerr, Brussels, Ont. ,Photo Ufa,
All 'Contestants Free. Admission -- Outside Judea,
CLASS 1. Vocal. Solos, Duets, Quartettes, Trio 'and double 11100,,
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 2nd. $8.00
Admission - Adults 50c - Children 25c
Bob Cunningham, Master of Ceremonies'
a are green with envy. When opened • + Following is the 'narks awarded Oct.•1•072, the daughter of the, late piesent were: Deputy Grand Mater
those froth this district. its stomach was found to contain an WiWatn Wright Hoy and Caroline 1 Harrison of Kincardine Lodge, Dia-
eight inch speckled trout. George,
Vocal:" who is an ardent fisherman' hauled
Girl's solo 14 and under:Marilyn in his aedord catch in the Auburn
Johnston, Brussels', 79; i district. He was. acoompanied py
Girl's, solo 16 and under; Claire Fred Smalldon,
Taylor, Walton, '79; Jean Smith, Eth.
el, 74. THE UNIT
May
ED CHURCH
s ob
Church, Brussels, "
Boy's solo, baritone; Ronald Lane Sunday, 15 ' a wserved in ' 'She, leaves Ito Mourn. her passing
78; Douglas Fiseher, 78, the .'United Church as Rural Lifethree children, 'Mrs. W, L, (Ella) ,
Girl's solo, open: Ruth Procter, Sunday - a day in Which ,to giye 1 MoCutcheon, Berwick Pa, Mrs. Gil-
R. R. 5 Brnssels, 83.
Boy's .solo 11 and under: Glen thanks to Goa for the 'proce'ss e ss of 'belt (Annie) Nethery, Blyth, aria
Plant 84, growth and for 'His provision for our ,• John Henry Clark, on the homestead.
F. J. SNOW - - President material land spiritual needs - Re- t 'Three brothers, William, Ethel Ar- tt
MRS. J.B. RUSSELL - Secretary . Collegiate rn Double Trio: Wingha
Dtstrict No. 1, This trip was, comilos. deeming the waste places Of the thur, Goderich ,and Richard of
land and of life was' the theme of I Walton. There are six grandchildren
ed of Brussels staidents, Sheila Por- the day,
The ()heir rendered the anthem i ‘ and
'four great-grand-children.
ter, Dorothy Sullivan, Jean Smith, NOTICE - One son, William Robert ,and one
PIPE BAND TO PLAY
HERE SATURDAY NIGHT "Incline Thine Ear To Me" by F. H. ,1 daughter, r Margaret (Mrs, ;John
Himmel in which the Bass Solo was !, Monk) predeceasaed .
taken by Bob Barwick a . A •Short !Service was held from the
1L. J. Lengenberger Funeral Home hi
!Berwick, Maly 9. Rev, R,obt. Holmes
Agnes Lau e, JoanThomas and
Esther Smith. 83'.
Piano
Piano solo 10 and under: Karen
Anderson, R. R. 4 Brussels, 81.
Sight Reading open; Doris John-
ston, 84; Mary Dennis, 81.
Piano )olio (Bach.) 12 and under.
Jean Hillen, Walton, 86; Margaret
The Legion Pipe Band will. play
on the main street of Brassels,
Saturday evening, May 21st, between
8.30 and 9.30 p. an. Silver Collection.
Alan Williams,
Pictaires will be shown by Dr. Mc-
lliaster on his trip to Hawaii on
Friday, May 20th at 8;30 in the Twp
Ethel, under the auspices of
the Ethel Women's Institute. Ad-
mission 25c and 50c.
MELVILLE CHURCH
Me Odd fellows .Western Star' icYfif ettiti The school children
of 'S. S. No.3 ,Morris marched in a Ti I. 0. 0. F. and Rebekah's Morning
Star ' lodges paraded to Melville body, to' ay tribute 'to Mrs Clark, at
last. I the home of her son John, from IF' Church on Sunday morning
CLbSING NOTICE
The office of G.
Optometrist, in Wingtham, will be
closed from Saturday 21 May to
Saturday 28 May inclusive.
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and divorced „Warta from faith. fill showing, the high astern, in which
she was held. The pallbearers were f' It is a good' thing to work hard to
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dustow of
A. R. 2 Mildmay, Ontario, wish tt,
anounce the engagement of. their
only daughtex-"Elthel Jean to Mr.
William jamas Willis, only 'son of
Mr. :and Mrs. Lawrence Willis of
Blnievale, Ontario. The marriage to
take place in McIntosh United
,Church on Saturday, June 4th., at
2.30 p. m.
tAVESTROUGHING
Leave your orders for
. fAVESTROUGHING
at
G. KRAUTER CO. "
Brussels, Ont:
STRATFORD DISTRICT YORKSHIRE CLUB '
13th ANNUAL YORKSHIRE. SALE
27 Bred Sows - 2 open sows & 8 boars ,
Selected for type and health ofthe herds by the
Ontario Live Stock Branch
GARDEN PARTY
Union United Church on Tuesday,
June 7, Variety Concert.
NOTICE
Creamery will be CLOSED
ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 23rd
There will be a Milk Delivery In
Brussels Monday, May 23rd
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all those who
sent flowers and cards to me while ,
in the Listlorwel Memorial Hospitti.
and a. special thanks to Dr. Myers
and Dr, Kirk.
Mrs. Cecil Raynard
NOTICE
Annual meeting of Walton Com,
inanity Hall on Thursday, May 26th. All boars eligible for the Provincial Government Bantam.,
AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS, STRATPORD,
THURSDAY, MAY 26th, 1955
Sale at 1.30 P. M., D. S. T.
Catalogues on request -
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BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB FROLIC
FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 24th, 1960
Entertainment, Games and Dance
Fun for all.
Detailed advertisement later.
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REGEN1 THEATRE
Jim Smith, President, R. EL White, Seeretisiow
Wm. E. Nairn, Auctioneer. '
SeafOrth, Ont.' ' Colvin isPoke of a certain
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Trembliate solo 18 and Under; church which doubled the attendance
Doris Johnston 82
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in a 'short time, a-When it began to
'Men, 85.;" Neil Turnbull, 84. ' They were accompanied by the I, which'a ,short service was held prior . .
- Piano solo (+Bash) 15 and under. Brussels Legion Pipe Band. Rev. I to her removal lto St. John's, Church 1
PiSno duet 18 and under: Doris -
preached on the sub 13rnesele, where .services took place 1 Audrey Halckwell 79. Harold Colvin
"`jest, Faith Without Works is Dead, •MaY,'Illtli. at 3 izi'clocir, with Rev. N. 1
Johns bon and Mary Dennis 83. and „saki, in part,' Today we haver .Ellis, officiating, at both services. ;
Piano Solo (Bach) 19 and under: lamely divorced faith from works i 'The flowers Were Many and beauti-
Mary Dennis 81. '
.
Band Instruments • make 'our town,our cOunty, and our Leonard Rooney, Jae. Clark, jne. I
Doris Johnston and David Kennedy
tied, with 84 marks; for the County country 'a better place to Eye in. , ison , ' White, Ivan MeArter, Gordon Wilkin-
of Hnron, $25 'Educational Scholar Some People think that faith is every- I and [Clifford Marks. Flower
ship for bilaas and woodwind classes. thing, others that our works are the bearers were her grandchildren. 1.
Alto Horn solo 16 and,under: join
Klathaleein and Jack McWhirter,1 chief thing in life. But lames in his 1
Johnston 81 . •epistle states that faith without 1 .
Frank and Ella Alcock, Ella and Geo. !
Alto Horn ,so•lo 18 and under; Doris
: Ives, Gloria E. Clark, Jack and. Betty 11
works is dead. There are religious
Johnston 24 . . sects who fail to teach a true faith 1 Nethery. Burial (took place in Bruss-
in Christ, the atonement floc sin, and ' els Ceniete". Cornet Isiolo 10 and under: Ruth
Mollie, R It.,4, Brussels, 79; Joyce ' the neiw birth. These stress works - . ,rather than faith. Other sects who . Procter 78. •I VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cornet solo 12 and under; Nell Tuna ' preach faith to the exclusion of i Cutting, Styling and
Works, We must combine faith with ' ' - Cold Waving a Specialty bull 80; Joan Johnston '77.
works. Cornet solo 16 and under: Audrey Phone 102x4 Brussels
Rackwell N. -
"DRAGNET" (Technicolor)
Jack Webb Ben Alexander
Follow Sergeant Joe Friday In a new
adventure so bgg it had to be a
Movie. - •
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"BIG HEAT" ,(Adult)
Glen Ford Gloria Grahame
'Picture of tremendous excitement.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"KISS ME KATE" (Technicolor)
Kathryn Grayson Howard Keel
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Coming
"BRIDGES OF TOKI.141"
p.reach evangelistic gospel mess-
age.
When we have a true faith in
(Christ, we shall he living active
Christians.
'Margaret Penile was soloist, and
sang, "How beautiful upon the menu-
tabs" by D. Harker. The choir rem
cloned the anthem, "The Lord Is My I
Shepherd" by Macrarren,
Alto' Saxophone 16 and under:
Teddy Waxman 79
Alto •Saxoplhone 20 and under:
David Katmai 84
CeOrMet duet 'open: June and Aud-
rey Haokwell 85
Cornet trio 17 and under: June,
Audrey and Redd Hackwell 84
Clarinet Selo 112 and under: Gerald
Thomas R. Ti. 4 Winghann, 77; Doug-
las Thomas '75
• CARD OF THANKS
The faintly of the late Mrs. Sarah
E. Clark, wish to express their sin-
cere apnreciation for the many Rota
of kindness, the beautiful floral trib-
ntea, and Messages of symnatly, at averei2**tt
Kennedy Brothers Winners
In. Other Festivals
Robert and David ;Manned* cora.
'pelted, at the Oxford .deunty Music
Festival at Woodstock and the. Perth
Connty VestivaI at Stratford kat Si
At 'Woodstock Robert Won a the lime of her passing. SPecial
Melville Presby erian, I - first nand• a second competinig in the
hanks
t to Rent. N. Ellis for his Words
open class for clarinei and tenor ocoifert, They will always be
saxophone with 88 end 83 marks land nernembertp.
David won second place with 85.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Church
10.00 a m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Divine Worship
Baptismal Service 16. At Stratford 'Robert was awarded
two first prizeS and David aisle re.
seized a first award. Minister:: 'Rev. H. T. Colvin, B." D.
Organist: L D. Thompson R. M. T inummoummemumineu LISTOWEL
' Turn at ArrnoUrlea on Highway 86
CAPITOL LISTOWEL Thursday -Friday
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"2 ishoWs nightly 7.30 --9.30 p. Roderick CraWford, Ruth Roman Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Cartoon and Added Short
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Rory Calhoun, Peggie Castle
Cartoon and Added Short'
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Cartoon and Added Short
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Eirt• •Cliieitia§O-Ope end COlOr
Gary C0Oper end tuaen• Hayward
In eh Action Filled Drama
MIDNIGHT SHOW SUNDAY;
MAY 22 at 12.05
All Seats 50c ,
PHANTOM OF 71-it RUE MORGUE.,
in Cole Adult Entertainment
if you Iloilo to stay home t'r'eat youil
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Cartoon and Added Skirt
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