HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-08-01, Page 1While in this township the log
buildings have been replaced by
brick buildings and all modern eon-
veniencee, the emotion of many
schools and churches are some of
the accomplishments of those who I
have gone before,
In looking hack, et, must have been
the most courageous and adventur-
ous men and 'omen who lett their
homeland to 'cross the oceans et the
world to build new homes in a new 4
land. Little did they think by doing 1
this they were building for us to-day.
With their crude teole and cleternein-
ation they forced .themselves to
succeed.
Saturday, August 4th. 1956
Ali interested people are cordially
invited to attend, whether 'pre'vious-
ly inIvitecle or net, and spend the
afternoon with the former teachers,
pupils' and Wendt of S. S. No. 6.1
program ale follOWS
Regisration begins at 1.2.00 noon)
(all visiters register on, arrival)
Program at 2.00; Races and games
at 3.,30; Ball game; Lunch at 5.00
ReitEisihment. (beetle on greulnds.
Call ,o us. You will be welcome.
Ross Duncan Jas. Mair
Pres. Sec. TreaS
MRS. ,E, CUDM'ORE ENTERTAINS
AT TROUSSEAU TEA
lultiORS
Morris Centennial Committee request
there be NO PARKING on Brussels main
street from Library to Anglican Church
from 11 a. m. until after the parade on
Monday August 6th.
PROCLAMATION
At the request. of a number of citizens I hereby
proclaim
Monday, August 6th, 1956
A Public Holiday,
hereby call upon all good citizens to observe the
Village of Brussels
J. H. Stretton, Reeve
RAIL POSTAL SERVICE CUT
DUE IN AREA
Railway officials have told postal
,authorities, to prepare a method
other than trains of delivering•Mail
to the Palmerston, Southampton,
Kincardine and Goderiieh a:gullets
after September 30.
The realease made Tuesday by
Joseph Flaherty, district director
of postal Service for the Government,
has given rise to the belief that I
Canadian National Railways is plan-
big suspension or entailment of
service from Southampton to Palmer-
%eon. Kincardine to Palmerston and
Stratford to Goderich. The mail will
presumably be molveci •hy truck in
tentative plans to go into effect Sep-
ember 29.
(London Free Freese
No official word has been received
in. Brussels aboet 'the above,
! • .
POST
Post Publishing House ttaers. 4.41,4gerie,v4 ,aee *woad eleeell Poet MOO Depertment, year .":$2,1S0 &* Wednesday, August 14.t, 1906 • ..
°wit e shiP Old Boys and Gras for Centennial Celebration kftelcome to Brussels, Maros
Dorris ToWnshipCentenniat
Notes. of Interest
Congratulations
Morris Township.
On Your 100th Birt 2day
R. B. COUSINS, LTD.
Weeny -NVeleonue Berne" • to all
Dormer • MOrrie Towne:hip Boys and
Girls. Welcome tack to Morris Town-
Ship for our .Centennial, We 'hope
you will enjoy every minute of your
stay arnengst, us and that your illenie
curies of theee and other days will
will be the happiest of your life,
Morels was incorporated. in 12150
as a township and has retched it=
100th., birthday, This eve are (tele-.
.brating in the form of a Centenn,
lal celebration of :school .reunion.
Church Service, Band concerts,
and many other forms of entertain-
ment for old or young, For many
it will be more than a .centennial it
will be a reunion of old , friends,
many pleasantries and old times dis-
cussed and exchanged. The past has
brought a great many changes to
Morris Township, In the early days
there was no daily mail, motor or air
travel, no telephones' radio or tell- ;
vision, most of these were hardy • I thought of While The pioneers toiled
from daylight to dark to clear the
giant forests,
Prtessets Creamery Butter •—• Ceueins ice Cream
S. S. No. 9 Morris To e•13.0 Open
No, 9 Morris, which has not
been .opea fax teaching itir seine time
will be open for the Centennial, at ;
2 p, m, on Saturday, .Aug. 4th. A.
Picnic supper will be served.
We Join In Honoring
Morris Township Pioneers
Welcome
Centennial Vistors
and hope for a prosperous future
for its present, and future, residelatst
I
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NOTI,CE
All former teachers, etudente, and
residents are invited to come to .
S. S, section N. 3 Morrie en Satur- '
day August 4th. Registration, from 12
noon to 5 p. m. Lunch will be served
Everyone is welcome,
Sam Alcock Clarence Yuill
President Sec. Trees,'
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All former teachers. students and
residents or any who did not rec-
eive ne invitation from S. S. No. 10,
Morrie and the Bluevale school are
Invited to come to the No. 10 school
on Saturday, August 4th, to join in
the Centennial Reunion.
School opens at 10 a.m. Regi-
stration, begins at 12 noon, Program
at 2 p.m, Lunch will be served by
the ladles at 5 p.m. EverybodY
welcome. Viola Campbell, Sec.
Y ROCE
HERE'S
WHERE I'M
GOING TO
HAVE A TOUGH
TIME GETTINGTO
READ THE PAPER.
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Every Day of the year.
We Deliver
YOU' MEAN
WE'LL NEVER BE
ABLE TO SEE IT,
WHILE YOU ARE
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TELL YOU
Not just toda y or tomorrow, but
phone 7 EDP'
A New COMIC STRIP BY
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Brussels, Phone 56
nnouncing
Opening of ABM T. 1856 Centennial Celebration 1956
S. S. 6 Morris (Anderson's School,'
3rd. con.)
New, illa .St.. tion
Friday, Aug. .3rd
Watch For Further Announcement
Mac Baeker, Prop.
With all our facilities we can
only look upon Seem pioneers. with
awe and reverence and bow in
respect to their memloriee.
Ag we pay tribute to those in the
past we believe and hope that the
people in the next 100 years will pay
similiar tribute to this generation of ,
1956.
This issue of the papers will can-
telt the last of many recollections
of the Centennial. We realize we
have not been able to do justice to
all who have built up Morris Town,
ship. Some of our readers may be
dissapointed when they fail to find •
eoine ancestor or friend Mentioned,
We have tried to cover the beck
geound of the ToIwnship as time and
space Would permit.
.At this time I would like to thank
my committee also Those wile have
sent in history to be published from
time to time, of their farms,
Ta those who return, MY sincere
welcome home to Morris Township
and this Centennial.
I remain
Yours truly
Richard Procter
Chairman Invitation and Publicity
Committee of Morris Centennial
Superior Market Mrs. Earl R. Ondmore entertain-
ed last Wednesday 'afternoon and
eiveninrat a trousseau tea in hone/
of her daughter Donna, who is to
be married on August 4, Guests were
admitted by Marini Bronson and re-1
ceived by the hostess an, d her
daughter, assisted by Mrs,. John
Muskgrove of Gerrie. Baskets of
Pink cornflowers and Shasta daisies
adorned the rooms and supplement-
ed the dolor scheme of the dinning
room, where pink and white stream.t
ers and wedding bells were used,
T1ie lade-covered table was centred
with a low, arrangement of pink
roses and miniature Shasta daleiesd
with a white taper in the centre.
In the afternoon, tea was poure'd
by Mrs. Winnifred Edgar, and the
gueses eevere served by Mrs. 'Thomas
Strachan, and Misses Joan Meehan.
and Lois MacIntoeli. Displaying the
trousseau Mid gifts were Mrs.
Willie Van d elevoue e, Winigham ;
Miss Madelon Ryan, Niagara Fella;
Mrs. George Wheeler, MISS Lois
Dodds-, and Mrs. Raymond Bronson.
In .the evening, Mrs, M. Wineberg
presided at the tea table and. the
guests were served by Mrs. John
Wheeler, Mrs. Bale of Lon-
don, and Miss Margatet Spears, of
London, Upstairs Miss Mary Agnes
lliggies replaced Mrs. Vanderwoude,
and the other assi.etante were the
dame as in the afternoon.
Others aesistirig. were UM W. IT.
Bell, Mee Charles Davis. Mts. Robt.
(4(=101, Land iVril§. William Moree.
AT HOME
11 oz. Bottle Aylmer Catsup • • • • • • 19e..
12 oz. Tin Swifts Prem - 35c
2 -15 oz. tins Clark's Beans with Pork 31c
7 oz. Tin Gold Seal Fancy Tuna
Solid White Meat . .... ... 37c
2 Large Tins Bordens
Evaporated Milk 250
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON ONT.
VAL's BEAUTY SHOP
Presents The Annual Stemma
Special $5,00 Permanent
For back to eohool. From Aug. 6th. t
to Aug. 25th. Make your sive/int-
,reent now. Phene 40X Brussels.
Vales Beauty Shop will be closed
from Aug. )26th. until Sept. 4th.
Thursday Only — August 2
"HIS MAJESTY O'KEEFE"
Burt Lancaster
(Two Cartoons)
NOTICE —
Centeenial Celebration at S. S. 4
Morris on Saturday, Aug. 4, 1956.
All interested people, whether
previously invited or not are cord-
tally invited to come to S. S. No. 4
ill7orrie4 and spend a Social time with
former .teachers, pupils, and
friends. The school will be open for
registration at one o'clock with!
sports and program ait three o'clock j
followed by lunch. Emerybody wet- I
Store Hours
Closed All Day Monday, Civic Holiday,
Open Tues, Wed, Thur, Fri, 8.30 to 6 p.m. Sat, 8.30 to 10 p,
GREWAR' &Me.- Melville Presbyterian
6(231.1*.ch
10,00 a. in. Sunday Sc
' 1.I ae in, Divine Worship.
UNION seAvicEs
During the month Of Anguet the
United and. Presbyterian ciongre-
gatiOns ,Wild hold a" united, eervide
iri Melville Presbyterian Church.
Dilittatort. Rey N. Goivin, IL D.
Organist: D. thertipson R. IC I'
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Rom NioNekehairman
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DRIVE-lisl THEATRE
LISTOWEL. ON'T
Friday Only August 3
LAUGH NIGHT
All Cartoon And Comedy Show
(2 Doubles -- 8 Singlet)
"KIDDIES' SPECIAL"
Free Popcorn for the Kiddies
from 8 to 9.30 pan.
On Display
An Old fashioned., steam threshing
machine will be in Operation, hand
feeder, straw carriers, at Logan's
Mill, on Monday. Don't mist this
intereeting exhibit.
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Thursday
"HIS
Only Aug.
MAJESTY O'KEEFE"
(Color)
Burt Lancaster
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2 eihe-ere teldeely V.Stieee 9,30 pelt.
Matinee Sneurday
Sun, Mon. Aug.
"DIAL FOR MURDER"
(Color) (Adult)
Ray Millard;. G rade Key,
Robeot Cummings
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— LIABILITY
PLATE GLASS
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BURGLARY
TELEVISION-- OATBA
Saturday Only ,* August 4
'GUN PURY',
(Color)
Rock Hudson Donne Reed
(MO Cartoons)
Sunday Midnite and Monday
August 5 and
"DRIVE A CROOKED ROAlti".
Mickey Rooney Dianne Feeter,
(TWO dertOdtie)
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Tues. • Wed, AUG.`t ,
leMAN WITH' THE GOLDEN ARM"
(Adult)
Frank Sinatre, Kbt Novak
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From The PeOuti Of A nelehbotere et lelowity, Aegnse nth.,
Arta His Horse ''' Pay i from t in N ti .ni, and from 7 to
I 9 pine to Mark the neeneiren of their
Walt Ditneyrs 1 Gelden W'eddlii.g.
THE LITTLBBT OUTLAW t
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. 'If /My othaee ninny to leeen OM-
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Eddie Attiota I ins, over the old brldt:e in Peeteir-
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ol.,cr 1,00a vellieles erco'sed it daily,
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Office over Kreetetoe plumbing
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