The Brussels Post, 1955-08-24, Page 1VETERAN MINISTER
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Hamilton, August 19 — Veterae
'Presbyterian minister and mission-
ary, the Rev. John Percy McLeod,
71, of Stoney Creek, Ont„ died to-
day in hospital.
He had served for five years, un-
til his retirement tat years ago,
`at St. John's Presbyterian Church
in near-by Grimsby, and prior to
that as pastor of Emmanuel Presby-
terian Mace in Toronto.
He was a former minister of Mel-
ville Presbyterian Church, Brussels
but NVia.S' unable to attend the recent
Centennial celebration 'of the church
because of his illness.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr...and Mate. Lawrence Meehan
wish to annlounce the engagement
of their eldest &steer, Shirley
Marie to George Albert youngest son
of Mrs. Augnstus Wheeler and the
late Mr. Augustus Wheeler. The
marriage to take place in Septerab-
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Only Advance Sale Ticket Holders are eligible jar draw am 45 *&.
* DODGE REGEUT SEDAN * CHEVROLET 210 DELUXE, .
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS - 3 for 1°°'
Each ticket admits one adult or two children.
All tickets must be in by 9:30 p,m., Saturday, Sept 17,,,
to be eligible for draw which will be made at;
10:15 p.m. on some date,
in front of Grandstand. _
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(farness _Racing
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Noise Show
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rear. McFarlane.
MELVILLE CHURCH
Rey., •Mr. Caswell, Whitechurch,
was in charge of the service in Mel- ,
vine church Sunday morning. *His
text was Prov. 16-33, OUT life is in the
hand of the Lord, and also God's I
work of Providence in overseeing
his people and nations. He loved uS
from 'the first 'of time — He loves uS
to the•last.
The Mens Shorus sang :The Slap-
tain Is Calling"
POST BRUSSELS THE
Wednesday August 24ih. 1956 authort;e1 is second class ;DU, root Office Defilittnlout, Otto** Post Publishing House $2.00 per year - $2.50 U, Wt0,
Waroaa..+r,mwMM.
IAMONO Miss E. Raymond Local Legion t iks. Wm, Cameron Final Maus Made For
IGES
(By R. C. K.) i Feted At Her Home Holds Picnic Agnes Brovfn 041ner0n, wife Of B
the late William E. Cameron, V,wsed russels Fail FBI
Attention ;boys and
SAND PRACTICE WILL SE ,RESUMER ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT, AT 7,04.
under the leadership of Mr. Wetton, Bandmaster of Seaforth, Or.
Now is your opportunity to help build up a Rand for 1956, There la"
no age limit, If you are interested In joining the B'russels Band; male
tion the fact to any member of the Brussels Lions Club and the Erea0
Committee will do the best they cart to help you get started,
Mrs, Etlith. Raymond entertained
at a 'trousseau in honor of her daug-
hter, Mies Esther Raymond, whet. Is
to be married this month. Baskets
of gladioli 'and zinnia's decorated
the rooms, where Mrs, Raymond
and her daughter receiver their
guetts. Miss Edith. Davis, a niece
of the bride-to-be, opened the doer..
Misie Winnifred Raymond displayed
her sister's trouss'e'au, Miss L.. Bone
the linen, Chinas crystal, and silver.
Miss Margaret McCutcheon , the
'wedding gifts, and Miss Thelma
Gawing the kitchen ware Mrs, Cal-
yin Davidson ,wee in! charge 'of the
..guest hook and Shower gifts. An
911- bite treatment of the table
eroved very effective; with a centre
of white dahlias' and white tapers
'against a background of lace. Mrs.
George 'Davis, poured tea during the
afternoon, and Mrs, Harold, C.
Thomas in the evening, Wire
Robert Raymond and MISS Emma
Zwfaari .served the guests.
mammamiami A......=AeseeseseeneweasesIti".
BRUSSELS JUNIOR GIRLS
ELIMINATED BY HANOVER
Se.core a 3d yet far; Joss, ono
. measly rim would have pat us heel;
in the running Tuesday night
"Whoa Hanover, in the tenth inning
defeated Brussele 11-10 in a sudden
death Playoff' game here at Victoria
Park. It was quite eivid,ent that the
Hanover girls were playing 100 per
cent better ball then, they were at
'the first of the season, It was a
thrilling 'windup iof a good season for
the local girls.
There were few good hits in the
galne,' outside of. Evonee MoTagg
art's fifth inning home run, with, the
bases empty, but it was good fest
ball. Some are of the 'opinion that
the betee umpire cost ue the game
when he made a bad decision at 1st,
base and three runs resulted there.
by, 'but we are not going to go into
that becautelhe was in a much better
position to see than, we were. The
Brussels girls tied it up again he the
'Matt then luck went against there
and the heartbreaker was scored in
the tenth. When Briassels came to
bat they were put out one, two,
three: •
All you can do now girls, Is say,
Irate better team won." Wait until
next Year, get in plenty ,of practice
In the meantime, go on then and
aspire to higher levels, and wish luck
now to the Hanover girls for the
rest of the'. eriee.
Batteries: Hanovela Beresstcind
Pitching, Beresford catching. Bruss-
els: Beryl McFarlane pitching, Ey ,
Mera,gglart catching.
Lucky Winners
Tveo residents, of the district were
lucky at the IVIildmay bingo last Wed-
nesday night, end both of them
bingoed on the same niumber,
Mrs. Lawrence Plant, R. R. 3 Blues'
vale, and Mrs. Joseph Schneider, R.
R. 4, Windham got bingos simultan-
eously and' split the $1,000 first prize,
each receiving $500.
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BUSINESS
TRAINING
Practical Instruction in ail Commercial Subjects
Courses Approved by the Canadian Business Schools Athociatiesaa
Modern equipment.
FALL TERM' OPENS SEPTEMBER 6th.
GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE
East Street Goderich, Ontario Phone 421PAre
The Bruesele 13111110 of the 044-
salad Legion played 'hosts for their
families and the Ladies Atesiliary
and their families to 'a picnic When
approximately 150 People gathered
last Sunday en the 'shore of Lake
Huron,
During the afternoon' both young
and old, enjoyed ample supply of ice
cream and pop 'and at 6 pm. a bouat,
iful buffet supper was served,
A tug of war, horse shoes and a
ball game was enjoyed and 'othel.
events were played with the results
es follows, . -
Races
1 to 3 years, Ann Shaw.
4 years, Susie Doll.
Girls' 5 years, Marie Bronson
Boys. 5 years. Jimmy Duncan.
Girls yeare, Ann Lowe.
Boys 6 years; Larry Duncan.
Girls' 7 - 9 years; Joyce McFarlane.
Boys 7 - 3 years, Bobby Coleman.
Girls 9 - 10, June Alcock.
Boys 9 - 10, Murray Lowe.
!Boy's 11 - 12. Wayne Lowe.
Women Men
Kicking Shoe
Mrs'. FY: Sellers Gordon Krantee
Sack Race
Mrs, J. Acock Rosa Duncan
Clothespin Race
Miss M. Nichol Chas. Shear
Running Race
Mee. C. Doll Elmer Young .
Three Legged Race it Mre. Wm. Dobson
and. Mrs. Wm. lVfeWhirter
Elmer Sellers
and Bob' Fraser
Coming Longest Distance
Misls
away at her home on the farm in
COonbrook, on Friday, August, ssa , a At the August Meeting of the Eset
sass 1n. htr 90th year having been Huron Agricultural Society final
in failing health for. over 4 years, Plane were nude' for the 13resselS
Pall Pair whiels will be held this She vas able to be around till last
year on Sept. 29th. and 30th, AU the Ttseeday Mrs. Cartleran had resided
features which made the fair an outs in Grey Township most of her life,
and was the last member of her,
by two sons, Calvin Cranbeook,' "441°
family of 'twelve.
and light and Heavy horse 3
She is survived, continued
will* attracted over 000 en and William J. of Short Hills. N. J.,
Alex Cameron, Sen of Calvin and
and two gaud-children, one bedng
Ptrtill'ase wan 1.1s11 bbelignhgligileltcretlasleediaiirls
the feeder cattle section and it is Lydia Cameron and Mrs. Arthui ;
Marshall, Chatham, N. 3,, n1so by bolted that this will become en. ins-
three greet grandchildera. She is pre- portant feeture,
Other highlights will he this school deceased by 'a grand 'daughter and
two grandsons. parade, indoor exhibits. roidwaY,
bands and ether attraction's. .A, con-Funeral services were eonducted it' cent 'will be held in the arena on
the D. A. Rana funeral home in:
Sept. 30 at 8.30 featuring Toronto Brussels, on Monday aaternome talent promoted by the Paul Bros Rev. W, Williams and Rev. Ross of Kirkten. A dance in the Crystal Cameron, Minister of Roger's Pees- p ahace"" will bytertart Chuirch in Toronto, a nen: conclude ,the (12;Y's
hew of the decemsecl. Relatives and
friende werein attendance from Ayr,
Brantford, Burlington, Elmira, Galt, I
Kitchener. London, Oshawa, Palmer- Western Fair Tickets I sten, Port Credit, Sarnia, and Sea
forth. Are Now On Sale Here Mrs. Cameron -was a member of!
Knox Presbyterian Church, Crate I The dates tor Western Fair at Lou-
breok for over 65 ,rise and a Lfie den are just around the corner, Sept.i
Member of its Womerae Missionary t 12. to 17, and all Western Ontario Society. can leak forward to the best and big- ,
gest Exhibition in Western Fair
Mrs. Andrew gruce AkIvanco 'sale tickets: are three
histery.
One of the oldest rehidents of f far 'one dollars and are naw on
Grey Township, Sarah Jime Fulton, Sale at the Brussels, Post. Fair Of
widow of the late Andre* Bruce ficials point out that only purehas-
passed away at the home of her , era of advance tickets can. partici.
daughter Mrs. W. S. D. 'Cardiff on' pate in the draw for two expensive
Saturday, August 13th in her seta I sedans on the last night 'of the Fair
year ' September 17. ,
Space in all the buildings, has been
completely sold out. The farm
machinery exhibit will be the largest
11 on record.
The Western Ontarion Holstein and
Jersey breeders are 'holding their
championship ;shows at the Fair.
'e Ontario Sheep Breeders' As-
sociation will hold a sheep sale ex
Thurelay, Sept. 15. Every inch of 1
barn space' will he occupied by
prize livestock.
Western Fair attractions are more
varied than every, with something
for every member of the family.
50e on every strip of three ticket.
Buy 'adv'ance tickets now and save
every strip of three tickets.
IM.oaaa.mama,
AWARDS! AWARDS! AWARDS! AWARDSt
Gordon Nichol
Toronto
Luck* chair, Mrs. F. Shaw. 1
Oldest man, Ralph Shaw.
Oldest Woman, Mrs, Prank Nichol, ,
Youngest girl, JoAnne Kreuter.
Youngest boy, Johnie Rutledge,
Youngest grandmother, Mrs. Wal.
Born in Osborne Township, daught-
er of the late John and. Mrs. 'Fulton,
she moved to the 17th. concession of
Grey Township after her marriage to
Andrew 'Bruce.
Surviving are one son', John on the
homestead and two daughters Selina
Mrs. Jos. Bolger, Edneonto,na Alta.,
and Mabel; Mrs. W. J. 'Das' Oardift,
of Brussels, also four grandchildren
Mrs. Harold Campbell, Blyth, -Mrs:
Don Graeber, Elrose, Sask., Garnet
Bolger, Edmonton, Albert Beiges',
Printe Albert, Sask., and eight great
grand children; four sisters, Mrs.
Mary Bruce, Miami, Man., Mrs. Harry
Charters, teafortle Mrs. Emmaline
Gillis; Goderiele and two brathere,
Jahn of Boston, Mese. and James of
Brussels.
Funetal service was held Tuesday,
August 16th. conducted by the Rey.
Andrew Lane of Brussels. Miss.
Mary Lou McFarlane Was soloist
Pall bearers Were Albert Cardiff,
Stanley Wheeler, Harry Bolger, Jack
Work, Walter WilliamSon and Cliff.
ord
Plower bearere were Mack Cardiff,
Lloyd Wheeler, Graham Work, Sam
Sweeney, Harvey Dennis' and Harvey
Jakklin. Interinent in Brussels
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CARD OF THANKS
I would like to take this opportun-
ity to thank ,e,veryone who roulette.
bered me with ,cards, flowers, fruit, I
gifts and visits while I was in the ,
hospital and since coming home.
Special thanks to the ones who ,
helped at home in any way. It was
very much appreciated and will t
alwayr be remembered.
Mrs. Ross, Engel.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all wile
remembered me with cards, flowers
and trait while was a patient in
Victoria Hospital and since return,
ing home.
These many acts' of kindness will,
long be remembered.
Ralph Pearson's Bus Lines.'
Mrs. Jack Lowe. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels
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Melville Presbyterian
Church ; CAPITOL LISTOWEL 11111111111.21/11111liniliall
10.00 a. m. Sunday Belted
II a. in. Dtitne worddp
cemetery, . mlanlYr •Studdlert—Kentedy's pedal
Wala very suggestive.
"And sitting down they watched
him there,
The soldier's did.
There while they played with dice
He Made his Sacrifice
And died upon the crosts to rid
God's World of sin.
He Was a gambler tee, my Chile.'
He took hie life and threw
It for a world redeemed.
And Sae his agony Was done
Before the westering §un went dd*n,
'Crowning tenet day with crimeon.
craft
He knew that he bad *oa."
WS. A. W. Barker of Highgate
cottribitted two ntatalierse "Near to
the Heart of Gad," by C 8, McAfee
and "Jesus is an the World to Me,"
by thOmtMa,
LISTOWEL
SEPT.
W. D. JACKSON,• smog.
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THEATRE LLASHMAR
2 shows nightly 7.50 LAO p.
•Matinee eeraiirdaY 2 P. m. DRIVE-IN THEATRE
$ 0 0 0 I
' The United Church
1 OF CANADA
Mirilster; Rev. A. Lane, Ito A. S. 4 1
"ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET
• THE KEYSTONE KOOS"
This their iargeSt and Orentst
fun festival.
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REGENT) THEATRE
Seaforth, 'Ont.
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Thursday, Friday and SatteleY
"RIDE CLEAR OP DIABLO"
(Color)
Audio Murphy' Susan !Jabot
The law of the last Frontlet% —
Fight Or Die is Hesor. Pride and
Greed clash in flaming fury while
woman welts — every trail an anvil
bush:, every buillet marked' with !
Death. '
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1ienclay. Ttieiday and Wednesday
pickets Now on Sale at,
The Brussels 'Pot • •
Minister: Rev. H. T. Gerviii, IL CI: , ' '
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. Lk 1' ' Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Auatist 2 5. 26 - 27 ' Turn at Armouries on Highway 1 •
August 3d
September 8
September 5 Labour Day
Sponsored by the Intermediate
Girls Softball Club.
Bus trip seturn $4.00
Leavitte 7.00 A. M. return 11.00 P. M.
Reservation Phone 11 or 48x4
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CANADIAN NATIONAL
— EXHIBITION
CHARTERED BUS •
TO TORONTO
CARD OF THANKS
To all those who sent me cards
cigarettes, and fruit etc., and visited
me during my stay at Weetminster
Hospital, my heartfelt thanks. ,
Dave Hastings,
UNITED CHURCH
We are all gamblers in life. We are
betting our lives on something —
wisdom. money, fun, property, power,
sensuality, goodness, troth, beauty —
Sometimes the stakes are mighty low
and unworthy, sometimes high and
woethy. Jesus bet this life for a world
redeemed. and won — so' ran the
message in the United Church on
Sunday, Aug. 21, The scripture text
was Mk. 10.44 "The • Son Of Man
came to give His life a =torn for •
THURS. - IFRI., AUG. 25'- 26
"SCARED STIFF"
Martin and Lewis
tat. , Mon, I Aug 27 i 29
"HONDO' ,
JOhn Wayne, deraidind Page
F. Church School — o'clock Tues. Aug. 29
Walt DineYn ' "RI4OFFT"
Judy Holliday Jacq Careen
Judy' Holliday and Jack Carson. td4.
WerShtig U. orsiodt; "VAMISHING PRAIRIE"
r (Color) Ls ,110 ,•
Here Is the amazing daniera record
Of animal fife: Here in a COmbinat- t Church or Eingiana Ion of eduoatiOn and recreation; for
leg4ih age!: I Ties : Wed. Ttla. 30 31
HORROR NITE gethet' again as the calarellind
couple who can't stay apart., Don't
try to tay it. ;hunt tee it. i ts farce
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tilt John's 'ehurth, toekt SON OF blitAouLivi
Loh Chaney r
i• THEY'VE CAFE A "JUST-RIGHT
TEMP." TO THE NORTH POLE
Looking fOr itihrille? The newest
"THE BRIDE FFiANkiNtTEINn' furious and fitnnYi "doiitivg eliaittaghe While flying
' teat karleff hut,eday, Friday and tattirday to tan do, it any tridd•tr,
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(Vista-Vision)
been Martin' Jerry Lewis'
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Weekly Mark ttarrison: describes
tittS iiinetatirtii Which Is being ett,
Toyed men Weatien At their
aarliner vocals eter the Shortest'
abate from Vatieeitter
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