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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-07-25, Page 1VAL's BEAUTY SHOP PreSelltS The Annual' Sineira Special $5.00 Permanent For back to school. Prom Aug, 6th, to Aug. 25th. Make your appoint- ment now. Phone 40X Brussels. Val'e Beauty, -Shop will he closed • from Aug, 26th. until Sept. 4th... , Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mae Earl Watson 'an- nounce the-engagement of their. only daughtex (Leona Marie) to. Mr, Harold Rayniond Nelson, son of Mrs. W. Lila and. the late Mr. H. N. Nelson, Clyde, Alberta. - • • The marriage to take Plane at Knox, United Church at 6 -pm., Vancouver, B. C., Aug, 31, 1956. IMPORTANT NOTICE All former teachers, students and I residents or anya:Who did not rec-1 eive an invitation from S. S. No. 1.0, Morrie and the :Bluevale school are invited to came to the No. 10 school bn Saturday, August 4th, to join in. Ole Centennial Reunion. School opens at 10 a.m. Regi- 'station begins at 12 noon. Program et 2 p.m. Lunch will be served Ur the ladies at 5 p.m. Everybody welcome. Viola Campbell,, Sec. 1856 Centennial Celebration 1956 S. S. 6 Morris (Anderson's School 3rd. •.con.) Saturday, August 4th. 1956 All interested people ,are cordially invited to attend, 'whether previous- ly invited or ,not, and spend the afternoon with the 'termer teachers, pupils and friends of S. S. No 6.1 Program las tollowls: Registration begins. at 12.00 nd,on (all, visitors register on ,arrival) program at 2.00; Races !and games tat 3.30; Ball game; Lunch at 5.00. Refreshrnent booth an gttounds Call 011 US. You will-he welcome Rid Duncan Jas. Male Pres. Sec. Treat Historical ,Relics A display of pioneer relies, exhibted in the school, drew a good deal of attention . It included cloth- ing, honselionl fitaniture, china, pictures of pioneer residents, an ox- yoke used in the tilling of the soil during the past 100 years. Supper wee. served by Ethel res- ideas and Atwood Community I, Band entertained dern,g the evening. The registration'booth was a buss spot as more, and yet more, former . residents checked in and old friend's a A crowd, estimated at more than ; than 2000, crowded the h,amlet. of Ethel for the Monday afternoon activities of the Centennial program i Which opened with 79 entries, floats I depicting pioneer life and dress, an- tique vehicles, decorated vehicles, cao.ic entries and elcrans, in a cc.lo•^ ful parade, to the music of Brussels Legion Pipe Band and led by Major- ette Elizabeth Myers of Brussels. The. parade was 'organized by Donald Dunbar and was declared by many the best seen in this area for a long time. OFFICIAL OPENING Elston Cardiff, M, P, for Huron, -whose grandfather was a Grey Pioneer, officially opened the Cele.; tennial activities 'which marked the 100th. anx4versary of the incorpor- ation of the township, and recalled the 'names or many families who have farmed continuously in the township since pioneer days. Warden' John Fischer, a native of Grey, now' reeve of Turnberry, 'brought offiotal greetings frOm Huron County. Also taking pant in the 'opening ceremonlee were John Hamm, M. P.P„ Reeves of adjoining toWnships, Grey tiolivnehip counci. 31ors, and Centennial officials. Viet- ore were welcomed by Raelve C.' Rowland. John Peateicin, Centennial president gave a. brief review of ' Grey history. A Varied program was eiresented met in happy re-in. Monster Parade POS RUSSELS &tzthorizerl aa second clam ill; Post Qt-Aos 644*in:tent, Ottawa Post Publishing House sae- ROYAL CONSERVATORY Congratulations. are extended to Jim Perrie for passing Grade V Pianoforte with bononrs, 78 marks. Ha is a pupil of Mrs. Edwin Martin. t Wednesday, 'July 25th, 1956 mo,rif Old Boys-and Girls Return Home By Hundreds For Grey kcentennial I ST, JOHN'S W. A, iii A meetieg of St. Jelin's+ W. A. wee held at the home of Aire. A. Morrow 1 on July 11 with nine members and : Rev. E. Jewell present. Meeting of with a hymn and prayer PEOPLE WE KNOW a Mr. nod Airs. Herold Kerney have returned After boliaayleg at Whit- by with Mr. and Aira. Walter Porter.; Mcorrh Township :Centennial, BEAUTY CONTEST Vlondav August 6th, Contestants To Appear In Everting . Dreee Names To I3e Given to Alex Shaw or Herb. trAviSt• TUG OF WAR - NORTH vs, SOUT.I4 BALL GAME in I3RUSSELS PARK ISLYTH vs. TEESWATER SATURDAY, AVG. 4th. at :8.30 p- m, AcImisalon 25c Old, IlOys anti girls by the hun- dreds returned ..to Grey Township' vartii~itrtte in Ilie two.day O.:n.- 041114 -CalebratIong staged. In Ethel on Sunday and Moodan of this week. Tile), were Need by huod, reds of residents from 'Grey :toil intr. rotiridinge.aistriets. . • ROYAL ,CONSERVATORY MUSIO EXAMS _yaFram*Th="-=% Royal Conservatory of Music, PIANO kestrimmilummumost i service from the W, A, Hand Book. j Mrs. Gael Henderson and cleugh. i I. • ° scripture leeseen was read by Mrs. e ,tern, Linde and. Sharon are spending E. Bryant, Minutes of previous i three weeks boliaay in Alaion„ Ohio, The fou oar i n, . -I. a list of the ' Meeting and a letter from Prayet I with relatives, pupils of Mrs. la Wilhee who passed ! Partner, "Miss' Harris, read by e-'0 - ' * * * the midemmmer examinations of .the Treasurer's report given and offer- 1 Mr. and. Airs, Ed, eeenaereen ing taken. A bill for thankoffering I attended the funeral Of a nephew, boxes, was presented and peta l Fred Morgan, at Godericb, 1 Grade VII i Piresticlent, Alms. Jewell' introduced - '* ,, *' ( Neil Turnbull' - Honors, 73 Mrs. E. Smith. of Rodney, Huron Miss Anne Cardiff is being eon- Grade VI i Diocesan W. A. Treasurer, who was ! gratulated on obtaining first,ciass ; OwendelYrie Martin - First Class; visiting her mother, Mrs. Mrs, honor in Grade IV piano• at the i Honors, 80. ! Morrow. airs. Smith. gave an inter-' ) Wesiern Canse-eaoniory of .'Music, Marilyn Kaight - Honors, 74 i sting account of her visit to Her' 1 Anne is a. pupil or Mrs. L. D Thom- I. Grade IV • Alaiestie's, Royal Chapel of the Mo- . Pson, Mary MaeKercher - Honors. 74 i hawk. at the Six Nations Reserve at 1 * ' * * Carol Simpson - Honors, n ' • ! Brantford. a veritable history lesson. 1 I Mr. Nelson Atkin and daughter Grade III The .speaker was, thanked ,by Airs. Enid of Hamilton spent the. week- • Brenda Houston - Honors, 77 Jewell, Rev. Jewell closed the Meet- 1 end with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Evans . Bob Houston - Honors, 76 ing with prayer. Tea was served by and attended Grey Centennial. Mrs' Strail for Mrs. M°4.Pow, Rssistecl 1 Word has been received that , Judith Smith - Pass, 68 * * . * Grade 11 D is Marion Mitchell - Honors, 73 • ' THEORY' Special' Services The celebrations began quietly on Sunday with special services in various, churches and registration of guests who came from Will western and eastern provinces of Canada 'as Well as. Ontario, the U. S. A and Mexico. undenominatlenal memorial Sellvice was held in the school grounde'in the afternoon. Alt'. Carle- ton Wells, lay preacher from Strat- ford was the special speaker for the !oocasion, Mr, C. L. Thompson, wins ministers to .the Presbyterian eon- giegations of Cranbrook and Ethel, ara.s in charge of the service,assisted. by Rev. Fred Jewell of St. Johns Anglican Church Brussels and Rev W M Thomas of Wal- ton 'United Church. Choir members et churches of the township formed. a massed. Choir accompanied by Airs. R. Cuuningbara 'of :Ethel, Among /lapse Attending the eervice were six- nongeuariane; Alex McKay, Mrs. D. C. Rose, Mrs. Thos. David- son, Mrs ,Tne. Stevenson, Mrs. Wes- ley Pollard mid Mrs. Coo. McCall, ug Saving ur Summer CI-Aarance Sal Electric Stoves New Rangettes 39.93 Refrigerators 9.6 cub. foot $229 New and Used Bicycles by Mrs. av • officially i Monday er".4.4% L. E. Cardiff, AL F, opened Grey Centennia afternoon, OloakeY is Planning 4o be here the three Big Days, Aug. 4. 5, 6, is-leaving Moose Taw on July 25, C. N. for He via 1 Class Iron- 1 R. ac ha Brussels Ontario Grade li Neil Turbnull - First ors - 87 Elizabeth Martin -- Honors, '75 Grade 1 Gwendolyn Martin First Class limners - 97 ...... .... ...... . ..... ........... ..... ll n....x.elr-set............... beteeensPeeeliele including High- dance by Raw McFarlane accom- panied by her father, Piper John- McFarlane, equare dancing, -iunior Donegal set and selections by the Ethel quartette, 4.'ecil Bateman, Quest Dobson, Jim' Cardiff and; George Peaesore A Garden Party! supper was served, At 7.30 the Brussels intermediate Girls soft-I ball tram trounced the Siraford Kadettes 11 - 3. Brussels 'Legion Pipe Band entertained prior to the evening concert. Mn Robert Cunningham was ' Master of Ceremonies. 'Rain marred scheduled outdoor progikmand sent the crowds scurry- ing for shelter, and the balance of the 'entertainment was continued in the Community Centre; Paul Trio Happy Cousins Quarte-tte, and dancing to the music of Wilhees orchestra. 4 4. 1/2 lb. Tin Gold Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon 15 oz. Tin Burn's Chuckwagon Dinner 1 lb. Bag Cheery Morn Coffee, Reg. Grind • • • 2 Tins Campbell's Soup, All Chicken. ;Varieties • • • Giant 6 oz. Jar Cheery Morn Instant Coffee 2 - 20 oz. Tins Aylmer Pork and Beans 3E4 9SE 35- SILVER MEDAL. WINNERS 37 Word was received. last week, from the Western Conservatory of Music, London, that Margaet and. Jean Hillen, and Betty Mitchell, have been awarded silver medals ,for obtaining the highest, marks. in the recent Piano Examinations of the Conservatory, in their grades„ for the, year. Jean and Margaret Hillen , are daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Millen, of R. R. 4, Wal- ton and Betty Mitchell is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mitchell of Molesworth. The girls are pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Letitia D. Thompson , BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN. THEATRE CLINTON ONT. Thura. - Fri. July 26 - 27 "ABBOTT and COSTELLO • MEET' CAPTAIN KIDD" (Color) riltiN0315 1121701=15M1111 MAJESTIC W. I. Brusieels Majestic W. I. met for their July. meeting in the Library. basement with the program in charge of Mrs. Lome Nichol and Airs. Wm. Leach, joint emereners of citizenship and education. Mrs.. Win. Evans, vice-president, pres- ided. Plans fora fog to be entered in the Morris township Centennial parade„ in BruSsels on Aug. 6, and for a booth on the park, operated by the institute, were left in the hands of` a committee composed of Mrs. W. H. Bell. Mrs. Win. Evans, Mrs, R, B. Cousins, Mrs. John Speir, Mrs. Earl ATuis. Chas Davis, Mrs Archie Engel„ Mrs. Ella Shurrie Mrs. I. S. Armstrong ,and Mrs. William Leach. Mrs. Nichol inetioauced Rev. Fred- erick Jemell of St. John's Anglican Church, who gave an educational lecture tracing the .hiatory of world civilization. He said that 'too often when eve speak glibly of our "goodly heritage," we only think back a few hundred years, whereas actually we owe a great, debt to people of eastern lands, because the first ideas of civilization were thought of by them 6,000 yeasts before Christ. He also , Pointed out that no one nation has a Monopoly on wisdom or ability to, build. A combination of many ideas from many countries has built our . present civilization, i Miss. Marion Hoover contributed two piano solos' to the program. Mrs . William Leach :eta in charge of the j motto. Mrs.. R. W, Stenhetes, reported on a banquet 'sine attended in Guelph held in honor of Aire. Berry of Aus- 1 era:lint Hostele r t sels Sihe meeting ) were, Mre. J. C. Long, Mrs. Wesley Kerr, Mrs. Robert Davidson. Miss Bicycle: e: Brussels NEW AVON REPRESENTATIVE for Brussels, Bluevale, Molesworth, Ethel and surrounding territory. MRS. SCOTT McLENNAN is flow the Avon representative, su- eceeding Mrs. S. Thompson. For appointment: ' „Phone 10r9 Brussels Bud Abbott Lou Costello. GREWA R'S OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS: 8.30 TO 6.00 P. M. SAT. 8.30 TO 10 P. M.. July 26 to August 4 SALAD WEEK means COTTAGE 'CHEESE WEEK Because cottage cheese is used as the main itecal in raarcl. salads. Ladies, your family will enjoy salad's snore when you sus COUSINS COTTAGE CHEESE for those SUMMER Salads,- Here is one which your family is sure to enjoy. COTTAGE CHEESE AND ORANGE SALADS For a simple, yet most nutrious luncheon, serve a salad plate sliced oranges with a mound of COUSINS COTTAGE, tatiraelSline For each sewing, peel and Slice two large oranges and arransw them in a circle on a luncheon plate. Scoop out a mound 0'4 COUSINS COTTAGE CHEESE for the centre, with prunes aroutp- the edges. Finish off the plate with a generatte serving of cenaeklii.T. or' rolls. With this luncheon plate., serve hot tea with 'wedges 0f leracitn. And donit forget to try our special ice cream flavour for thiai month LEMON CHIFFON. COUSINS DAIRY PRODUCTS'. AND COUSINS ICE CREAM, R. B. COUSINS, LTD. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO ANNUAL Mid-Summer Sal Featurette: Copters and Cows Beth Hoover. Centennial Prize Winners Person Coming Farthest Distance; -Aligns! McKay, Mexico. \Oldest Person Present: Mrs. Thomas Davidson, New. ry. Oldest Married Couple Preient: Mr. and Aim. Stephenson, 10th. con., Grey. Best Decorated Float S. S. No. 12 Grey S. S. No. 5 (Dukes School) S. S. No. 6 Grey Pioneer Float: Moucrieff School Ross Stephenson Majestic W. I., Brussels Best Decorated Girls Bicycle: Yvonne Sperling, Gorrie Gwen Martin, Brussels Teethe' Gill, Bluevale Best Decorated Boys Kenneth Stenbens, Best Comic: Ken Smith Geo. Michie Hilton Ward, Bless Mien, and Bill Mann Best Clown: Harvey Thompson, Lisittow'el T, a Schaefer. Fordwich Gail McTaggart Best Dressed Pet: Warren Knight Rickey Cunningham Antique Car: Rees Mcireggiart Jack 'Knight Antique .Farin Machinery: Norman Stephenson Antique ihiggsr: Wally Kreuter Ross Stephenson Dr. E.. A. McAlester, Seaiorth, Brunets end Fordwich tete (Cartoon) LLASHMAR July 28' 30 JANE" DRIVE-1N THEATRE Sat. - Mon. "CALAMITY (Color) Doris Day t • (Cartoon) Nlte IS PRIZE N I TE" Prizes to the Value of $50 LISTOWEL. ONT. 11111111111111111111111111‘111111111111/111 Melville Presbyterian Church moo 6. in, Sunday School 11. a. Divine Warship ilinlotor: hem 14. T. aarvIn, S. 11% Organist: L. D. Thompson R. M. T Howard Keel Thuur. - Fri. July 26 - 27 14 1-10USE OF WAX" (Color) ................. „,„ .. , . ..,...,.. (Adult)' Frank Lovejoy VinCent Price Sat. - Mo i July 28 29 "LAW LESS. ..6T'REET9 (Color) Randolph Scott Angela Latietriey Tues. - Wed. Jaly 31 - Aug, 1 olvlis6ION OVER KOREA" John Hocliak John Derek Audrey trotter (two dartbenaj „ Tuesday "DOLLAR" NITS $1.00 Admiis a carload Continued ... . .... *44 ... .. . 4.44 . . i,.. :,i . 404 Tues. Wed. July 31 - M40 "UNCHAINED,i Chester Morris Barbara Hale CAPITOL Up TO. 50 o -Reduction. On All SISEZIOS.481.111351MilIMIE423 LISTOWEL - Summer Merchandise Thursday Only - August 2 "Hit MAJESTY O'KEEFE" Burt Lancaster (tare Cartoons) .4444.*IF ,,O41. ... 4 ..... 4. ..... 44i .. . * . 4.4.444140,444 ... .. 4f4444,4044.44....444 .•. ..Y . 4 ... Adrian Mete gglir t, Mrs. Harold Dein, judged. the Centennial CoMinittee, Pre, silent John Peersen, SecrettrY, 'Edythe At, Cardiff, Trees, Gee. Dunbar all deserve a great deal of credit for their Successful effortg. nr. Thurdday Only Aug. g ' inta ammarstra.......rse.weendr "HIS MAJESTY O'KEEFE'1 2 ShoWs nig'r.cly 7.30 - (Color) Metreee .9.aurciny ,=^ We have joined with 0. K. N. foe' 8 Week& Win a Westinghouse Dryer defltest. please ask fOr ticket*. , ii. Y.• ........... . .. ....... I Ne Aiteratione, n8 Refunds, no Charges durhig MIS sale Cella* Ali' :Shies , sort Lancaster Fels Sat. July 27 - 28 . 46 .... . The Arcade Store Church SeeVide Every! Sunday kVentriti blititett 'XgejeCtatten . Bee office titan:a at $ li.. Slid* itt'fyta at dliek, Pot 0 tilibwa Mgli i ttlY. Akin ot teat! bifida Olien '7;38 Firtit at Dusk bilildfon trader 0 in &it tree' tartoone Each Performance , Van f',1 I kboUNT. l'HAtt AND l;illAtfo bladertadope color by 4. Also A Stooges in "A 'tibia: tri; 'The. :RI • • the united Church OF CANADA lAinlitek- -Rim A. Lanai Aeo Lee ILO ni. Anglican Church OF CANADA Pirish Of Fred Minn*, 1 A. lct Mast dfitioatii, MO' A, M. lVtattifia giinda4 soloot NOTICE Any Odd Fellows or ttebekahs wishing to take the bur, trip to the Odd Fellow hone at Betide 011 .Ant. INTL • pien4e contaet footle Vbel ar Aire. Winifred Edger, BUS to leave :8 ii. ill., Ang, e Family BlytA