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'Pr INTEREST TO
FIGURE. SKATERS
Mies FeYe Love, Walton, member
or the Seaforth. Figere Skating Club,
(la:ae been attending the ,$trateord
Stlinneer Figure .Skating School, The
.school is being conducted. by Ross
Smith in the curling rink in. Strat,
ford,
Faye has successfully completed
'her Bronze Figure and Dance tests
with high matte and is. now work-.
ing on Silver*,
UNITED CHURCH
In his sermon in the United Church
on Sunday, Aug. 7, Mr. Lane remind.
ed his hearers that elander, scorn,
Malice, and revenge are very danger•
ous weapons to use in the conflict
of life. They have .a tendency to
boomerang, thus doing more harm to
the person using them than those
against whom they are used.
The sermon was baud on Mark
15:31 'He saved others; Himself He
cannot save" — a, slur ;on Jesus from
the mouth of scornful scribes — a
slur which revealed the nature and
character of Christ more truly than
`they had intended,
Mr, Ross Smith of 13luevale was
guest soloist, singing "Now I Belong
to Jesus," by N, J. Clayton.
Nest Sunday a Pulpit Drape, a
a memorial to the late John and
Jessie Strachan will be dedicated.
Services •riterleing the Centennial oe,
Melville Presbyterian Church, new.
on Sunday, attracted large congrtz.
ations, botk morning and evening.
The gtkest preacher rer the day was
Rev, Samuel Kerr, Exeter, a minister
of the erongregatiori from 1937 to
1945, Over 7.08 members and former
members of the congregation signed
the visitors book at .the entrance to
the church, It was in charge of the
reception committee, Mrs. T. T. Mc-
Rae, Mrs., J. 0, Backer, Mrs. N. B.
Cardiff, James S. Armstrong,
Several former members of the
church who .had not visited 'here for
over 39 years renewed old acquaint-
ances. Each service was preceded by
a short recital of earl:11We, and other
music by L. D. Thompson, 'R. Y13. T„
organist of the ,olutroh; end the choir
vice aegeeeented by many former
members who had returned for the
anniversary. Special music included
solos by Mrs. George Backer, Lon-
don (nee June Work); and Mrs: Carl
Douglas. Wroxeter; (nee Marie
King); selections by the male chorus
of the church. ,anthems by the choir
in which Solos were sung by Miss
Mary Lou M•celarlane and Brian
Prescott, Mrs. W, C. King, a former
organist, assisted with the music at
teeth services.
Rev. Mr. Kerr, who moved te
Nova Scretia when he left Brussels
anti had recently returned to Exeter,
was given a hearty welcome and ex
pressed his joy at taking part in the
100'elt ,enniverenry celebrations, la
his morning sermon, "Three Values
That are Eternal" he named faith,
hope and love as the ,eyerlastiny
virtues.
At the close ef the morning seriee,
a decorated three-tier birthday cake,
topped with a sparkling "100" done in
silver candies, was cut by Mrs.
George Kerr, the 'oldest member of
the eengregation, who celebrated her
01st. birthday in July. After she had
cut the cake with a, white-ribbon-tied
silver knife, it wee carried to the 1
schoolroom of the church, where it
occupied the centre of the luncheon
table.
The 'entire congregation was invit-
ed to lunch, which was served in re-
lays of 250 in the church basement
by members of the Ladies Aid end
Young Women's Guild, The birthday
lunch.
In
served at the end of the
In, the afternoon, a abort informal
program of speeches and music was
held in the church school room. The
overflow crowd gathered on the lawn
and a public address system relayed
the program 'to them and to others
seated in cars.
D. M. McTavish, chairman for this
program, paid tribute to the founders.
Mies: Mary Helen Eckmder, :
Mich., sang two solos, her father, L.
W. Eckinier; London, a former Mee !
of the church, expreseed, his great
pleaeure at being present. Rev. Alex.
Nimmo, Wieglierre Moderator of the
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"WAR ARROW" (COLOR)
Jeff Charidier Maureen O'Hara
The never-before-told story of ,Major
Howell Brady Whose troop of savage
warriors defeated the Kiowa Hordes
to write a danger blazing chapter In
the annals Of the west.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"ROAD TO BALI" (Color)
Bing. Crosby Bob Hope
Hit the road to entertainment De-
light with Ding, Bob and Dorothy
Lernoue hi a slaphappy saga of the
South Seas, Loaded with terrific)
turseen beautiful oafs and GAO
galore.
Thursday, Friday and Sett day
ban bailey - COlitteried Strith
totting
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Alan Cameron
Funeral services for Alan Cameron :
who died at his home on Sunday, July it
31st, was conducted from his home
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 P. m.
Rev. W. A. Williams of Oranbrook
Presbyterian Church officiated, Mr.
Cameron was born in North Easthope
and was the last of._. a family of
eight.
Surviving besides his wife are 4
daughters and 5 sons, (Mary) Mrs.
Bert Martin of Detroit, Michigan;
fRoMs) Mrs. Sim Ritchie, London,
(Vi) Mrs. Otto Ohrstrom, Detroit,
(Edna) Mrs. Murray Parton, Orlando, t
Florida, Lorne and Morgan of Lon-
don, Jim and Bob, Sarnia 'and
]Maurice, Crenbrook. Sixteen grand- ,
children and four great grandchild- !
Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m, Sunday School
LI a. an. Divine Worship
Guest preacher for August.
Bey. Norman Caswell of Whitechurch.
Minister: Rev. H. 'Ir. 6.ervin, a CL
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T
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The United Church OF CANADA
"Minister: Rev. A. Lane, B. A., B.
THE 'BRUSSELS POST
serithorieeel as second' pest Office 1}esPartmeUt, QttialTal Wednesday August 10th, 1 955 $2.00 per yea
MeNfile 'Presbyterian. Omni)
Centennial Celebrations
SPECIALIZE,D
BUSINES,,S
TRAINING
Practical Instruction in all Commercial Subjects
rses Approved by the Canadian ausIness Schools Assoelereftge..
Modern equipment.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 6th.
GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Synod of Hamilton and London,
brought gcsod wishes of the Synod.
Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Atwood,
president of the Presbyterial of the
W, M, S, was also present.
East Street Goderich, Ontario Phone 44fres Duncan McDonald, the oldest liv-
ing elder Of the church, now living
in Port Elgin, spoke briefly and mt.
pressed his pleasure at being able
to participate in the. celebrations.
MLs Muriel Brothers, a missionary
on furlough frormludia, who grew up ,
In the congregation,. and Mies Argo
Ross, a retired misionary . from .
China, and her sister, Miss Ada Rees,
'Toronto, daughters of Rev. Dr. John •
Roes a former minister also spOke.
Letters and telegrams .were, re-
ceived from Many friends expressing
regret at not being able to ne pres-
ent.
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Miss Ruby Smith spent the wee
end at. the Smith home on Albert
street.
Me and Mrs, Harold Kerney Were
vacation visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Welter Porter at Whitby,
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Kinioeh Grower wee home for a
few 011Ys visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, A. Grewar, from Gagetown,
N, 13. where he is employed with the
C. N. T.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Zepte have re,
turned to their home in Toronto
after visiting with her sister, Mrs. R
Themeon at Riverside.
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Mrs, Louis D. Thompson, R, M. 'I'.,
was in Toronto last week, taking a
special course in piano teaching for
children, from the Canadian Bureau
for the Advancement of Music.
Edward Richards
Tho death of Edward lticterde
wellemown •eportemen„ being active .
member on the execitytiYe of the.
Huron Football Association, occurred
at his, home at Ethel at the age of
58.
Coming ,tb. Canada _from. London,
England, he lived in Stratford for
12 years. and then went to Ethel,
where he conducted ,an. implement
Agency and service station He
was particularly intererested in,
juvenile soccer,e end was president
',If the U. F. A.
He is survived by his wife, the
former .Delores Kilgore, two eons,
LAC Ed.ward M. Richards,,
nipag, and Gerald, At home and
four daughters, Mrs.. Roy Hodg-
son, Leman, Mrs., Oeeil. Simonton
in Iowa; Olive, Toronto, and Pat.
ricks at home,
The funeral was held Team the
Heinbuck Funeral Home, Stratford,
Wednesday, August 3, at .3 p.
Interment was 'at Avondale ceme-
tery.
Summer Needs
Esquire and It Scuff Kota in white, brown, black red, oxford,
a new finish on scuffed shoes. ,47/
Bunny White does not rub off and white in tubes and asereeikre
Shoe Creams and regular polish in tins- and liqufti, Terat
brown.
Suede Dressings
Singer Needles. Oil and Belts,
Childrens Sandals and Running Shoes at reduced prices,.
Quality Shoe Repairs at Moderate Prices.
Agent for Armitages Dry cleaners, Wingham and Hutch
Bros., Stratford, InvIsIbee Mending done.
DENT'S SHOE REPAIR
Brussels, Ontario
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
The engagement is announced of
Esther May Raymond, danghter of
Mrs. Edith M. Raymond and the
late Charles James Raymond to John
Leonard IVIcCutolmon, son of Mrs.
Hannah McCutch.eon and the late
'Harry IVieOutaheon. Wedding to
take place on August 20th.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
The engagement is announced of
Greta Deloris Pearl. Burgess, Brus-
sels, youngest daughter of the late
James and Mrs'. Burgess to John
Richard Milligan, Clifford, eon of
Richard and the late Mrs, Milligane
The marriage to take Place early in
September.
A Mann, Brantford, son of a former
minister, Rev, A. J. Mann, presented
a Bible to Mr. McTavish, superit-
tendene, of the Sunday School, as
a memorial to his father and mother. I
The Bible to be need in the work
of the school.
Mrs. George Metter sang a solo
and the King family, consisting of
Mrs. Jack (Janet) Day, Mrs. Carl
(Marie) Douglas, and, Bill, contri-
buted a trio. Mrs. W. C. 'Xing wee.
amorapanist for the afternoon pro-
gram. Other speakers were Dr. W.
S, Jamieson, Toronto. Who spent
25 years in medical practice in this
vicinity. He spoke pensively of the
memories of those years, their joys
and sorrows and of the satisfaction
he had received In serving his church
in choir, session and reartegere board,
He paid a fine tribute to Mr. Thomp-
son and Mrs. King es organists of the
church as an addition to the culture
and music of the community.
Welding A Speciality
ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING
Annie M. McDonela
In the early morning of July the
29th there passed peacefully and
quietly away, 'Annie M. McDonald
eldest daughter of the late Alex-
ander McDonald and Ann Jane Me-
Lauchlin at her home in lot 8, con.
6, Grey. She was predeceased by
one sister Jessie (Mrs. R. 0, Feeley)
in 1953 and, leaves to mourn the
loss of a loving sister, three broth-
ers, Duncan of Grey Twp.. Thos. of
Brussels, William of Detroit. Mich..
and two sisters, Margaret of Toronto
and Catherine (Mrs. W. H. Johnston)
of. London.
The funeral service wee conduct-
ed by Rev, Andrew Lane from the
D. A, Reim funeral home in Dims-
eels, Monday, August let, burial,
being made in Brussels Cemetery, :
with Jas. Turnbull. W. M. Smith,
Stewart McLauchlin, Lloyd Hump-
hries, Geo. Copley, and Jas. Murray
as pallbearers, and Sack Bruce,
Ross McCall, Kenneth Wilbee, Wm..
Deitner and Jae, Deitner, flower-
hearers.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Alan Came
enort 'wish to express their sincere
thanks for the many kind acts, cards
of sympathy and the beautiful floral
tributes received at the time of their
bereavement, They were very much
appreciated and will always be re-
Ethel Welding and Machine Shop.
BRUCE CLEGG. PROP.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver, an-
nounce the engagement of their young-
er daughter, Mavie Marie, Reg.N., to '
Arthur C. Bell, B.S„ only son of.
Mr. Arthur C. Bell, Valley City,
North Dakota and the late Mrs. Bell.
The marriage to take pace in Duff's
United Church, Walton, late in Aug-
ust,
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CARD OF THANKS
My sincere gratitude is expresed
to all those echo remembered me with
lettere, cards gifts and visits while
I was a patient in Wingham. hospital.
Special thanks •to Dr, Stephens, and
the nurses of the hospital star f.
Your kintlneee was deeply .aPnre
°fated.
Sammy Waxman,
0.)ne of the country's most popular
Williani McDowell, and Sinclair Hem-
ingway, both of Toronto and Leslie
Lamont, 'Kincardine, also spoke. •
Robert Rose, Toronto, one of the . _ee • oldest living members of Cie 'een0.-
aation, was present and met Many I.
old friends,
Evening service flowed the pattern ;.
of the morning one. Rev. H. T. Col:fin
vice in charge of the service And t
introduced Mr. Kerr, wheSe• subject
nine "In the Garden 'with Christ,'
Basquets and Boquets of many-color
eel .gledoli, sweet peas, roses, zinnias,
and chrysatithenturns decorated the.
church and basement.
a
Hotel TULLE 800 Roo;,
WITH BAOI, .„,
from $113:'-'
GARAGE a
PARKING
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to take this opportunity
to thank all my friends for their
cards and letters etc., sent me dur-
ing my stay at Seatorth Hospital
and also on my return home.
Mrs, Edith Raymond.
featUring convenience, comfort,
quality! A cosmopolitan atmosphere in
home-like setting, in the center of all
downtown activities. Newly decorated.
Ultra modern, comfortable guest rooms
excellent food at moderate prices in
our modern coffee shop and cafeteria.
Radio and Television in room.
Air Conditioned rooms in season.
CHARTERED BUS
TO TORONTO
CANADIAN, NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
August 31 '
September 3
September 5 Labour Day
Sponsored by the intermediate
Girls Softball Club.
Bus trip seturn $4.00 -
Leaving 7.00 A. M. return 11.00 P. M.
Reservation Phone 11 or 48x4
Ralph Pearson's Bus Lines. ,
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CARD OF THANKS
We express oat sincere thanks to
neighbors and friends for their sym
pathic kindness at the time of the
passing away of our dear sister
Annie M. 1VICDIonald, also for the
beautiful floral tributes.
The McDonald Family.
CARD OF THANKS
We like to lake this opportunity
to thank eel friends and neighbors
for the beautiful Dora tributes and
help in any way during our recent
sad bereavement, Special thefts
to Dr. Stephens, and Rev. Colvin.
Francis Duncan and Family.
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FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK
DETROIT ,MICHIGAN
LIBRARY BOARD -MEETS
A meeting of the local Library
Board was held on Aug. 3rd. The
contract for a new heating system
is the, library building was• to Mr.
J. H, Streitton for $2455,00, this be.
ing the lowest tender received.
Harry E. Paulsen.
General Manager
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Pallbeaiere, were Lloyd Michel,
Glen Hoether, Lyle Gordon, Gordon,
Engel, Murray Huether, and Ken.
McDonald: Flower-bearers were Jim
and Al Martin, Bill Cameron and
Larry Wharton. Interment In Cra,n-
brook Cemetery.
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VAC'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Why lug water by hand any longer? tristalls,
Duro Pumping System now and enjoy rz.14st'. -
water as you pay for it. Save time, save
cut operating costs.
THEATRE Wed. - 'Thurs. Auy. 10 - 11
2 shows nightly 7.30 9.30 p. m. "ON THE WATERFRIONT'i I
Matinee Saitirday 2 p. m. (Adutit)
(Academy AWard Winner)
Marion Brando, Eva Marie saint
KITCHEN—running Welter cuts
chores—kundry and.
dishes are done In half the till O.;
BATHROOM—all the casuals-
tante of a city borne to protect
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your family's health an.d add to pour comfort,
Thursday, Friday and' Saturday
August 11 -'12 -,<13
poi, Fun and ACtiOn as in
7 Brides for 7 Beothere try
"MANY RIVERS TD CROSS"
Ciriernaeepe and debit,
Robert Tayiee le a laugh generating
Carefree bachelor trapper.
Frl. Aug. 12 Laugh NIte ;
. All Cartoon and Comedy Show
Come and bring the kiddies.
AS LOW AS 10% DOW— it
UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY
for pump, fixtures and installation, facts,
The EMCO Budget Plan will cover rue Ott;
piete water system—pump, tarlk$ pipe, kttrIsta,
and bathroom fixtures, taps in all buildings
and the cost of itistailitiOti, 'You can have talk
whole job done NOW—and pay for it over ism
text 'year aria 'a half. Ask fot 44st*to tit.
Cost of 14our and material worked out on. tom:.
EMCO ;Budget Plan.
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NO services at ken#ryli
Sat. Mot. Aug. iS
"THE BLACK KNIGHT"
Alan Ladd,. Patricia Meding
TUC'S, Wed. Aug. 18 - it .
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Robert Mitehttere• Linde 'Darnell
eAims—So much easier td
Water tho 'stock ,.. and so tesith
protection attains, fire.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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