HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-05-16, Page 1McWHI'RTER FUND
Donations received by 'Sam World
Main, prior to the dance and turned
into general collection the night of
the dance.
Jack Willis
M. ThotnPson
D. N. MoTaivish
Ed. Higgins
Alvin 'Oakley
R. J. MoLanchliti,
M. and K. Rutledge ;
Mrs, Bewley
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2.00
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Anglican Church
Or CANADA
Parisk st, *Nisei
Rev. Oreci t..leWelio L. Si j". Reetor.
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1 wINNEAS AT HURON
! COUNTY MUSIC. FESTIVAL
The young People of Brussels and
district made a good showing; iu
various classes At. the Huron County
Music 'Festival held. Godertob.
Winners from this district included: ,
Brussels, Ladies Trio, (Agnes. Lane, ;
;Sheila Porter aIld'Dorothy Sullivan)
1st- 81
Brussels Mixed Quartette (Shelia
Porter, Dorothy Sullivan, 13111 King,
Graeme McDonald) list. 82.
Boy's sole, 12 land Under, 2nd.
••Gerald Thomalf`52
Girls' solo, 14 and under, 3rd
Marie Johnston and Marilyn john- 1
sten, (tied) $2
Boys' solo, 14 and under, 1st, Glen
Plant, 82, won the Reg. 1301 watch.
001r0net Solo 10 yrs. and under,
Joyce Procter, 81; 2nd, Ruth Michle,
50.
Cornet soth, yrs. and 'under,
1st, jean Johnston; 38.
Cornet, solo, open, 1st, Doris John-
84.
Trombone solo, 18 under, 1st
Doris johnstom, 85.
Alto Horn solo, 16 and under, 1st,
Joan, Johnston, 85...,,
Alto Horn solo, 18 and under, let,
Doris Johnston, 86.
Tenor Saxolphono solo, open, tat,
David Kennedy, 84.
Clarinet solo, 12 and. under 1St.
Gerald Thomas, 83,
Alto Saxophone solo, 20 and under
1st. David. Kennedy, 85.
Macrimba nolo, open 1st. Doris
,Tahnstort 88.
The prizes for the brass and reed
section donated , "by the Brussels
Lioun Club were won by Gerald
Thomas and two. to David 'Kennedy
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COMMUNITY SILVER PLATE
MORNINGSTAR and CORONATION
COMMUNITY SADDENED,
BY TRAGIC DEATH
The tragic death-.of George Roberts
Qam,Pbell 911 TitesdaY 'Meriting of this
week saddened this village, Mr.
Campbell was well and favourably
known by a wide circle of friends, 4nl
business associates itaiVing seal i/0
this community as Clerk of the
Village for the past ten years,
Funeral service, Will he held front
the D. A. Ram Funeral Houle en
Thursday, May 17th. at 2'p. In, under
the direction of the Brussels 171ranch
of Canadian Legion,
LIFE MEMBERSHIP GIVEN BY
! MAJESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The Majestic; Women's T„ustittlie
met last Tbuysday oterpoon, In the
basement Of tho Library, with tho,
president, Mrs, W, II, T3911, in ,the i
oihalr. Plane were made .to. cuter 'au •
,Institute float 'fa' Ube 101115 town I
slap centennial celebration. lii place
of . the regular dune meeting, 4
bus trip to Niagara Falls is befog
illall4ed. •
In preparation ler the chest. X-
ray clinic in. BrusSela. this Wed.„1
'Stephens spoke on, its effective_
nesday and Thurgday, Dr. It W. .
. rteSS ,Hin helping to control and,
shed tse impodtanee orkfinding the
obliterate tuberculosis. He emplia,-
symPtons early, because then as cure
is almost certain,
Kr$, R. B., CoOsins contributed a
sole.
ercisentation of a life -member_
ship in the 'Institute was made to
IMrs, •Oliver Hemingway, the oldos t
member of the branch, by Mies
.Betib Hoover. Mrs. Angus Brown,
a member, who, is leaving Brussels
soon, was presented witha gift front
the branch, presented by Mrs, Jas,
S. Armstrong. Perfect ::attendance
for the past year Was rewarded with
prizes presented to Mrs. Earl Cud-
mare. Miss Millie McFarlane, Mrs.
W, .0. Kerr, Mrs, Wes. Kerr, Mrs.
W. H. Bell., The members who
had attended a -short course. on sand,
with-making, glaVe a demonstration
of \VISA they had learned. The island.
wishes were, later .served by 'Mu8.
R, W. Stenness, Mrs. G. R, Campbell,
and Mrs. D. C. Matheson, assisted
by. Mrs. W. A. Williams, Mrs. G.
Michel, Mrs. Ti. D. Cousins, and Mrs,
Douglas Hemingway.
PATTERNS
For 8 - $49.95 - You Save $33.30
For 8 -- $69.95 - 'You Save $47.65
37 piece Service
64 Piece Service
Odd Pieces For Sale Also 40%, Off
D. HASTINGS ACCEPTED
AS BRUSSELS POLICE OFFICER
The :application of David Hastings
for police offieer and 'utility man for
BrusIsels was accepted at a special
meeting of the Allege oatincil on
Monday night. He was 'eworo in on
Tuesday and comthenced this duties I
immedialtelYi
Dave, who is a veteran of the
armed forces, served six years with
the 100th. Field. Battery or Listowel,
tom years overseas during the
second World War. Hells well known
in the Community where be 'has
been associated with his brotherin,
low at the Brussels Coal Yard, He is
an entluisiostie member of the Legion
Pipe Band.
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller - Brussels
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 16 oz. 47c
27c
29c
8 oz.
-Pie-Ready Cheery pie filling 20 oz.
Robin Hood Chocolate and White
Cake Mix 2for
Holly Niblet Corn 14 oz. 2 for
45c
29'c
,25c
25c
..... • • Post Bran Flakes pkg.
Icing Sugar 2 lbs. • .... • • S CLUB <4.
UNITED CHURCH CHOIR
HONORS MEMBERS
I Recently the choir of the United
Chureh spent a sOcial half hour h;
the Church Parlor In honor of two
of their members' who 'are leaving
A gift was presented to Mra,
; Angus Brown ;and to Peter Shaw.
Mrs; Melvin Dennis, on, behalf- of the
choir, spoke with a few well chosen
Words of the high esteem the choir
held for 'the two departing members,
and wigred them well.
A tasty -lunch was served by Mrs.
Norman Hoover, Mrs Dean Davison
And Mrs. Melvin Dennis.
You will find other values Just as great as these at
ROCERY THE UTLEDGE UNITED CHURCH
Mother'.s Day was observed in the
United Church oil Sunday May 13,
The theme of the service, "God In
The Home" was :carried out with
appropriate message and Song. The
anthem "Whispering Hope"by Alice
Hahrthorne Was rendered by the
choir. Miss' Joan Thomas sang the
solo "Our Mothers' Prayers" ,by R'.
N. Stuns',
During the service the Sacrament
of Baptism woe adminisitered to
Bonita Loye, infant dauglhter .of Mr.
land Mrs. Mac Booker; Shirley Jean
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Brad!; Joyce Edna, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mn S. Ralph Pearson;
Robert Merles, Infant Son of Mr.
land ;Mrs. G. William Stephenson;
and •Gerald Stanley infant son of
Mr. -and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler.
Not Just to-day or to-morrow, but Every
Phone 7
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Day of the year.
We Deliver
Gregg's Hardware Store NOTICE - NO MILK DELIVERY
ON MONDAY, MAY 21st.
This being a. Public Holiday. Get
lEtra Milk from the dirilver on
*tiny, May 19th, or you may Secure The sedond aneelting of the
Milk Brussels Supper Club was held, in , at the Creamery, on 1VIonday the hibrary on April 21st at 2,30 morning 10 A. m. to 12 noon.
BRUSSELS CREAMERY p. in, The ItYreisildent opened the
meeting by singing. "Tlhemore we
get to gather." Eleven members
APPLICATIONS WANTED ianawe,lrered the roll call a good
food habit, The secretary was
Applications for booth privileges l absent so Sharon Hemingway read,
for the - MORRIS TOWNSHIP the minuteA f of the meeting. It
CENTENNIAL at the Barn Dance in was discussed by the members to
Belgraive [on Salturday night, Anglia call our club the Brussels Dainty
4 and alt,Brussels on Monday, August Dinners. We are going to coiVer
6 will be received by the committee our books with white bristol and
All applications to be in the hands of the lettering is going to be blue,
the undersigned not later than June Notes were then given on milk.
20, The charge for booths is to be Edith Da,vils Mode croutons, Marion
50 cents per foot of 'counter Space. Hemingway mWde pOtolto soup.
No iapplicants necessarily accept- . Joyce Miller a Carrot casserole
Sharon Heiningway, I3etty Alciock
Geo. Michle
R, R, 4 BrusSels R..51aBsr.usMaselier '1118(16 8' white sauce,
The meeting closed with God Save
, • The Queen,
RE(IErkr! THEATRE wriggimp&mitigagnianlin
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The Animal Meeting; of Slhatrehold,l
,ers of the 'Wialton CommitilltY Ball 1
will be held in theliall on Wed.
gay 2,3rd at 9: p,-. M.
BRUSSELS DAINTY DINERS
PEOPLE WC KNOW
Rev. H T, Colvin Rev. A.
Williams anti Rev, Fred Jewell
attended a inini4teriall agsloollation
meeting at Clinton on. Monday :after_
noon,
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Smith and
children of London spent Mother's I Day with Mrs. W. SPelnan
Mr. and WS, Wm, G. McDowell
and daughters, Joan and Ann, Tor-
onto spent the weekend with his
mother Mrs. G. McDowell,
Dr. and Mrs. George Ross, Wing-
ham, Dr, and Mr. Vernon Ross and
'Mr, and Mrs. Harry Obanipion, Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Blain, Tor_
onto and Mr, and Mrs, Walter Little,.
Walkerburn Scotland,, 'were Sunday;
visitors with Mrs. D. C. Ross
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Melville Presbyterian jj
Phurch
10.00 a. m. Sunde.y School
Khan' Hardwaie Store
Your Patronage will be appreciatea.
You will receive courteous,
efficient service,
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and
MEN'S WEAR.
We now' have a full Tine of MEN'S WEAR
MELVILLE CHURCH
Mothers' Day was observed in the
service at Melville ehurch last Son.
day morning. Both pulpit message
and music centered around mother
and the home, In his. sermon , Rev.
Harold Colvin Spoke at lengtth on
their Children, teaching them good
oondnet, politeness and consideration
for other people. The speaker stated
that the tendency today was for the
entire care earl upbringing of the
children be Placed upon the wife
and mother, whereas ithe hitaabint
4nd father has an oval tosnoaatbitity
A father '''epbelally should take alt
interest hi Ills boys .aril Make Chunts
of theta. Rev, Colvin then Spoke of
trio spiritual life in the :Mine. Bible
•toeading, prayed and family *Omni')
is inilliertant. A faintly that praYs tb-
,gether igtelyS tegetliet
The choir ISatig the erithetil, NO
ShadOWe Yonder front ,Gaul's Holy
'with Wilt. King Jr. Ca soloist.
The Male dbortiO reriderede Miotliess
Day s'otig, Mother of Mine:
8Atity_ty:1,9 alto held
•" 17,111Ch "the 'folt6wittg 'eleven Clad-
"f li es 1 ten 'Wee baptlaedi'
13rian" Wititain, 15Avit.1 Hardly;
Sun, Mtdnite - Mon: May 20 21 Helen- Patricia 'Mew Iohn Ia cob,
'?SUSAN SLEPT ;atkto Adanit' ::3anet Marion AdAto; Pet"
(Color),Gibten; Uolin Brian Work;
Debbie Reyn'otds blet< Powell '$tolybonsolt; John
11 a, m. Divine Worship
Anthem: They that Stand in the
House' of the Lord -- Spinney
Minister: Rey ti. 'r,., o•mn. a,
Organist: L. D. Thonipsoil R. M. T
1111.
I* The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. rA. Lan., e. A, ii.
Divine Worship - Ai troweL
Mason Service
Okureh School -- 12 o'Clotk
"Praise ye the Lerd, Praise God In
the Sanctuary N.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
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Thursday; Friday arid Saturday THEAL,, - - -
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came to Lotleatone City of 'NAKED ALIBI"
• the FrOhtleP11,1iitli a Bible hand , Adult Entertainment'„, and a rare of Faith' In his
heart' ,;.' ,.111is Wag a tiehial tdrel'an6e Rough
Sterling Gloria__ Graham
that reflected the Twinkle' In' G6d°e '' Ttal6li
Hats Stetson and. Ere*"
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Thur.-Fri. • May 17 - lg
(Double Feature)
"THEY WON'T'
BELIEVE ME"
Robert Young Susan Hayward}
"STRAIGHT, PLACE
AND SHOW"
Rif' Bros.
Eye. iiimaimmisioNinimianowdmii ikel i
THE YELLOW ItO§E 'Ot TEXAS Big ,'Holtday- 'thew"
Roy kod#os ''''bwo, t!lah§1 , 1-.6tin, Mtcrtitto, May 20
14ew Western adventure .,'aii"cf neVi ",iikók BLAbt!,
musical ..ttifilit „VII the ..Showboat. ' Adult Entertainiiient
'Yellow Rote Of TeXaS; . ' Alt Seata 560
ilE . * Drop bite Monktaii drill for a
MentleY,. Tuesday. acid Wednesday' ' Sneak and ask Carl Madden
T'1,1t. tit:A/BA tflAtict about '"Jack Blade', "
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dinning .. .
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114k :LITTLe 'k1619AP.Otkg
Saturday
"TALL IN THE
John Wayne 'Ella
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Top Coats
p11r Wool' Worteor 444.95‘.
Sport i9Os*s- froin ''$1.105* to X29.96''
Men's IleAvy short rubber Boots #9.0."
tfeft* troy terk. sole wofk Moots 4:4 1510 Oil 110:
1Vren'd firers s dies tOolt:IVICI1Me "4i4 ,,Dhok
bitier dreid . frotA
taoliet Nylon't tehle0 5 tatide rings
tat ''usury "'"014
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ti.ston; Sharon Louise Itiloq Bruce
GiOria
'Ovotioetoft March' lteFoy Moore"
draharri •
Tues. Wed. May
"MAN ON A tidi-IT " 23 T
eihildrer. of the 'Sunday kettool
wore present beefy and Oce110:66
1.11O f'r'ont teats for The •S'ervice,
$.1,94 to 53.95
11.90 to
Ties and Socks 90.,11,1014 .. . asqo to $2.00
,r,'Itfeita Forsyth ..,....,..., . . ..... . $3.95 to $9.95
Sweaters Tony Day and Shelby .. . oir $4.95 to
Underwear Tops and Bottoms 1,0,0 each,
yjanriad $3.95 to $515
Pants all colours front $5.95 to $14.91,
$05 to $14.99
Tweed and Gaba ,P°4 to S35.99.
Men:: = Wed.
May /1".
MAN'
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Britertaininent. •
WHItain 'Hoiden Jenni'fer`' Jones
Paper Drive
Thank you for your cooperation,
On Wednesday April 18th. we gathered approrimatal.7
ton of pa'per, which is about three times as much as we thought 14*
.might get.
We are now aiming for 20 ton, We are holding t1) prgRztt i,
,supply until the early part of June when there will be anothetr pick
Date to be announced later.
YOUR LOCAL LION
With
Stock Taking
The Store will OPEN Op:
TUESDAY, MAY 22na
Under New ManagernOnt.
The Store will be known as -flee
Brussels United Church
SUNDAY, MAY 27th
AT 11 A. M.
THEME: "PATHS TO GLORY"
Evening Service At 7.30 p,
Under The Direction. Of The Young Peoples,' Union .•
Mr. Ken Ashton of Clinton, A Candidate For The mintatryi.
As Guest Speaker
Will be CLOSED
MAY 18th- and 19th for
Spring is the Time to have your
Decorating Done
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING.
ROOFING, SIDING, WALLPAPERING AND'
PAINTING
The Annual Flower Service
Will Be Held In The
JA6kAta An c` to ..t.o,40,.oiromml*
• $2.00, ,,per U
Reserve Friday, May
PERTH JUNIOR FARMERS
MINSTREL SHOW
Auspices of Brussels Majestic Women's Institute
In Bruisds Town Hall
AT 8.30 P. M.
ADMISSION; Adults 500 Children gSe
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TWO slier Nightly, Attire Cr Glean
Box Office Open at 1.30
0063k fit P"fai blifidt0t; tendet 12 In tlatA tegii
dartoolii Each 14:40:Wata
tt A L t§.‘ t A U SHOP
Duttin Styling bid WaVing
A Specialty
Plebe itbx; Brusbete Pitorte 11 tritstielt, Oat.
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