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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-7-9, Page 1POS i' PUBLISHING HOUSE DANCE In Brussels Town Hall on Thursday, July 10th Music by CKNX Ranch Boys Under auspices of L.O.L. No. 774 Admission 50c Lunch Booth Ice Cream Social will be held on the lawn of Mrs. W. G., Leach on Thursday, July 17th, from 8 to 10 sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion EVERYONE WELCOME Admisison 25c East Huron Agricultural Society DANCE in Brusesls Town Hall Friday. July 18th Musk by Ken. Wilbee and His Orchestra Dancing from 10 to' 1.30 Three Dance Prizes Admission 50c Lunch Booth REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont NOW PLAYING Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 10, 11, 12 Pll Be Yours with Deanna Durbin Tam Drake This pleasant light romance inset with effective musical panels, should make happy entertainment for all. Mon., Tues., Wed. July 14, 15, 16 Cloak and Dagger with • Gary Cooper and Lalli Palmer This story is neatly packaged with thrills, suspense, romance, action and the blood and thunder of war. Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. July 17, 18, 19 Never Say Goodbye with Errol Flynn and Eleanor Parker You will want to see this gay-- light•hearted production. e w COMING—Adult Entertainment The Big Sleep With Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall Whosoever shall lose his life for my sake dhal) save it. Melville Church Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A. 10 a, m. SundayaSchool 'Bible Class 11 a. m. "Remembering God's Merices," Louie D. Thompson, Organist and Choirmaster. The United Church OF CANADA Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 a. In. Morning Worship Self-Dedaminatien Know Thyself. The Mission Band will meet. Everyone Cordially Welcome. Church of England Perish of Brussels Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector 6,th Sunday Mer. rtinitY July 18th, 1047. St. John's Church Brussels 2 p. m, Sunday Sehool 8 p, m, Evening Prayer St. George's Walton 1L 0 a. in, Morning Prayer St. Davl'd's Church HenfrYn 11,16 a. m, Morning Prayer E V,rr::ch ..uidayy July 9th, '947 .'? 'n a * * m • H m ' Silver Wedding Anniversary PEOPLE WE KNOW 5 5 4lr A a A Mr. and Mrtm, IT, 11. Allen and daughters are holidaying at Port Elgin, • 8 e Mrs. M. li'limbo re and daughter Rochelle are holidaying with rela- tives in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Rapley, London, were week end gnests with Dr. and Mrs. Harper, Mr. and Mas, Orville 'Whitfield and family, St. Catharines, were week end guests with relatives. Nils, Bertha Letherdale of ronto was a week end guest at hone of Mr, and Ars. W. Porter. • * * Miss Luella 141c(Mtcheon cl Detroit. Mich., spent the week end at the home of her neice Mrs. Harry Bowler. To• i the * * * Mr. and Mrs. David Hastings and son David spnet the week end in Chesley with the former'« sister Mrs. Won, Moir. u c 4 Miss Ma'y Helen llckrnier, Flhlt, Mieh., spent the week end with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Eckmier. * * ,v Mr. Herb Ouninngham of Palnmor- ston end Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Toronto were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, H. Manning,. * * Dr. Shaw, Clinton and Dr. Milton Shaw of Ann Arbor, 111111., were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Shaw, Morris, Township. 'r 1 * Dr. Lois Plum who has 'completed her time as intern at Ottawa hos- pital is enjoying a well earned vacation with her maturer, Mrs. E. G. Plum, * * * D. N. McTavish, Isobel McTavish and Will and Mrs. Spears left Tues- day moaning for a trip out West where they wilt visit numerous relatives. • • r Mir. and Mrs. Mac Cardiff have arrived home after a pleasant honey- moon in Eastern Ontario and other points. They will reside on the Sth con., Grey. • ce Mrs. Fred Burchell, Mr, .and Mns. ,Stott Buchell and Mrs.'B. J. La1n- bert, Perth and Mrs. ,T. B. Scott, Winnipeg, were week ends visitors with blends and relatives ne•e. s • * Recent visitors at the home of Miss Carrie Hingston were Misses Mary and Edith Me auchlin, Mr, and Mrs. C. R, Hingston and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wesltett, all of T-broato. 5 • * Miss M. Osborne, Mr. Harold Osborne, 114r. Arthur Bennett and Mr. Howard Trembeth, all or Rochester, MY, were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Bennett, W e,, • John Gaynor is in Listowel hos pital where he war taken Tuesday after breaking his shoulder, Mr. Gaynor fell from the foundation wall of a house he is building and suffered ,a bad break. m * BOSS and (Lawrence Lowe of Englefield, Saskatchewan are visit Mg their easter Mrs. Doug. Haming- way and brother Stewart Lowe of Brussels. 1t was 26 years ago tlieY left Grey township to cattle in the ,Welt so they are seeing many changes as well es renewing many old 'hrtetdshlps, Notice Tenders will be received by the undersigned till Ftrlday, July 13th at 8 P. M. for the erection of a. within- ery building at Mtkel. Plane and specifications may be seen at the Cleric's office at Ethel, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accept NI, Security will be required. Township at Grey, 3. H. Fear, Clerk, Met, Oat. Os Someday nr,unr•. Jaw: ''25, a large number of relatives and fHon uut+ go'ltered at the home of Mr. anon Mrs. TTaavey McCutebeon an honor of their 25th we1din4 auni• versary. The ladies In charge bad arranged the evening enterteinnlr•ni which was enjoyed by alt. Mr. and .lire. Ac(lulrhron were Presented with several beautilni et ft In eluding a lovely wedding cake, :unmated with elver wets line motifs. The followln„ address 11'ii read by Mrs. Lorne Nichol. Dear Florence and ITarvey, We, your neighbors and friend. have gathered here to night nn the occasion of your anniversary of 7,0111' wedding;• of twenty -firm years ago. Yon both have been examples of the highest type of neia'hha•1'nrse When we needed you, you helped us out. When we were In sorrow, you Were there to comfort ng. When we rejoiced, you rejoiced with us, As a small token of our epprecia• tion we ask you to accept these gifts. Maythey ever bring you happy' memories of your years with US. 1Tey God bless and prosper ynu, and spare yon to live many mar0 years. Signed on behalf of your neigh. bors. Mrs. T. Miller Mrs. Jas. Smith Mrs, L. Nichol Mrs. J. Spear Mr, liceutcheon made a fitting reply, after which a bountiful hunch was served. UNITED CHURCH GARDEN PARTY A eu,'reaafrll ga"laa party wes held on the parsonage lawn nn Thursday evening het week under the suspiees of the roman's A9S0el- ation. Tables were tastefully set and bountifully provided. A girls' softball game followed in Victoria Park and this was followed by a program held in the church which was as follows; Community Singing—Mr. Layoock Chairman's Address—Mr. R. B. Cousins Solo—Miss Joyce Porter Piano Duet—Mrs. L. Brothers, and Miss Thelma Brothears Reading—Mrs. Wilson Solo—Mr. Lorne Eckmier Junior Quartet—Misses Runk. Wil. son, Dorothy Denials., Messrs. Law- rie Conusins, John Wilson Solo—Mrs. Harold Campbell Solo—Miss Joyce Porter Piano Duet—Mrs. L. Brothers and Muss Thelma Brothers Soho—Mr. Lorne 19ckmie• J•nrnior Quartet Solo—Mrs. Herold Campbell Nattomal Anthem The United Church The Holy Communion was admin• istered at the morning service in the United Ohurch. Tho sermon sub- ject was "Forgiveness" based on a short selection 1:rni0 the Lord's Prayer. A. trio composed of Misses Thelma Brothers, Dorothy Dennis and Meth Wilson sang "When 1 Survey the Wondrous °rose' 'by G. B. Woodbury. Melville Church The 'Saeramentlr of the Lord's Supper was dispensed at the Moils lug service 011 'Sunday. Rev. George Milne preached on the subject "The importance of Communion." Guest soloists were Miss Mary Helen Ecicntier and Mr. Dick Smith, Miss Ecknrier rendered "To -day d walked wheiro Josue wanted" hyO'Hara. "How lovely are Thy dwellings," by Liddle, wee the title of Mr. Ssnith's song. Tine evening service.^, have been PO BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Sports Carnival Here W E D 0 1 P1 G July 30th and 31st Kernaghan—D(tner Legion Sponsors Sports Program Two big days of 3p014e are hein•t arranged, by the local branch of thea Canadian Legion—July 30th and 31st. A bigger and brine,• program sports is being planned. A popular ; midway will be here both days. Make your plans now to he in Cardiff—Caldwell dent, gave a splendid report nn he P.n,rseels and enjoy 1-1fun for all. A lovely .gnu' 1rriridlnr wag «,item- 7''011 1. wort Two u••^- in4Xi, were. Watch for bills with full inttra fo•Intzorl at the home of Mr. and Sirs. i'1 "ti'rd brine th leas• tion, George Caldwell, Blyth, then Perth St.a T.istn•vnl and Pride (if The local branch of the legion are ria;t hT. r•, Thelma Elizabwheneth was Tiu" 1 . Exeter. in in, era-•' in alr'ndy hard at work to fill bath days united in marriage to Mr. Mark F,, rr..•mhrr�hip wan• 1',.1""M1 fermi Cardiffson ho te , and Sir:; "t•"''1 )wise.•. Frederick CardofifftoflaBruss1144els, 1t's. Nwliger p1" 1 nted the new . The Ceremony took plere at 2.2.0 ir:.rirt Thrsity Prosident 111':. on Saturday, June 2661, before a At quiet Wedding took plaeo rt July 1st, when Caroline Ditner Mitche11, and I,1oyd Tieruaghao, Brussels, were united in marriage The cauplm will reside" tri Ti Plias els Rebekah District Meeting "'ICI In Brussels The inaugural 10', ]in.,: of St1•a1 ford District •o. 5 was held foe Dist t Iv t i it 11 in t,1' r n cef•', lodge rooms Brnsselo on friday. July 4th. Thera were -35 representativee and visitors mesret The meeting was opened by Ars. Mee,: \edirer of Humr1,. Rchekali lodge. Clinton. !lire. Nedieer, who is the retiring Dtstri,•t Dennty PITO. with amusement and entertainment for all. Committers have been appointer) ae follows: Gotet eu1 and Finance --R. Shaw Dance—M. Wineberg Bine+n—L, Workman Refreshment—Ladies Auxiliary Sports—II. Thomas, re, Shaw Grounrls—O. Doll, R. Campbell Pnhlic1ty--11'T. 'Girineherg Carnival—S. Lowe Draw—Geo, Johnston is—P,, Mr•WbIrter, J. Thuell Theory Of Mu;ie Examinations The following are the results of the Toronto Conservatory of Music Theory Examintattone held in 11u' ' sels. The name nppeer in order of merit: bank of summer flower made up of pink and white permtee, lilies and orange blossoms attractively arrane ed in the living room Rev. M ,Milne of Brussels afflelatetl, The bride, who wet given in ma'irage by her father, entered the living room to the stewing of the wedding music, the Bridal Chortle from Lohengrin, player) by Mrs. Gerald Harris of Blyth. The brick' was lovely gowned in a Door -length gown of heavy white sheer with fagoting. Her full length veil .,Y silk net, trimmed with gold search+ and halo head dress ended in a slte'et train. Her only 0(0,1111•'1]1 was a two strand nerklaee of pearls. the gift of the bridegroom. She Oracle T—Firat Class Honors — carried a cascade bouquet. of Ameti• Jean Moffatt can Beauty Roses. Mary Lou Macll'arlane Betty Cousins Grade TI— Pass, June Work February Exams, Musical History Grade ITI— Pass, Thelma Brothers Grade II—Theory— Pass, Joyce Jardine Miss Jean Mioffatt, Wroxeter, won the high mark of 94 in Grade 1 Theory. Correction In promotion examination results of Brussels Public School the follow- ing should have read Grade V— Campbell, Fred P "P" was inadvertently omitted after Fred's mane. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thanks all my friends and neighbors who so kindly remember- ed me with flowers, fruit, cards and lettens while a patient in St, Joseph's Hosptta'l, London, it was deeply an. predated. Mrs. Thos. Williamson, Walton, Ont CARD OFF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown to us during our recent sad bereavement for the beautiful floral tributes and many cards. ,Special thanks to Dr. FTa'per and Dr. McMaster, and also Rev. Wilson, Mrs. Kearney. Beatrice R Lawson THE SOLE DOCTOR "Ti's. the soles of the people I keep in view, For I, ant the doctor of Boot and Shoe; And I serve the living and not the dead With tile best of leather, wax, nails and thread. T earl sew on a sole or nail i fest discontinued until September 14th. A.nd do a gond nob and malts i last. CARD OF THANKS There to nothing snide about who, Me, end Mrs, Wm, Balfour wish to I can do— thank their many friends end neigh - boors who have neon so kind to them during Mr, 13a16ptur's sickness. They also wish to thank all who came and bellied with their sale and all who so tiiougihftiliy bronight baking. These deeds have greatlY averred them and will always be re- membered. Street Improvement . Much needed intprovemenis ore being made to a number of the village streets. The high drown on them is being crit down thus widen, Ing the streets,They are repairs that have been needed for solve One dmotorists are peitictila'1Y Plena - ed to sae the work being done. Doubt not my statement tar win proves it true. I 1511 give you a lift too in thi life— Not only you but your family an wife. A great many patients cone to m door, Wore out and run down, beside feeling sore; Though I don't use poultice plaster or p111, I eure all sink shoes, no matte' how 111." d Mrs, Bill Rintt0nl, only sister of the bride, was matron of honor. wearing a formal gown of poudre blue sills net and lace with matching shoulder veil and carried a ;bouquet of deep carnations and maiden hal. fern. Little Anne Rintonl, niece of the bride, was the winsome little flower gh-1, gowned in pink silk net over nylon satin with heart -shaped head dress of flowers and matching net mittens. Sore had a 'colonial nose. gay of pink and white flowers. Mr. Frank Cardiff of Brussels, was his brother's groomsman, During the signing of the reels. ter 114nns. Harold Phillips of Blyth, gowned in a figured white silk jersley dress sang, "1 Love You Truly." She Wats accompanied be' Mrs, Gerald Harvie who wore a green printed silt dress with black accessories. The bride's mother received in an afternoon frock of grey figured silk crepe' with white accessories and corsage of white carnations She was asisdsted' by Mrs. A. Armstrong, lifelong friend of the groom's family who wore a beige and brown dress with corsage of Johanna. Hill roses, A wedding luncheon was served to immediate relatives. The table was attractive with pink and white flowers amid tapers and. centred by a three tier wedding cake. Miss Dorothy Drover of Hamilton Miss Anne Phillips, Blyth, Miss Jesade Little, Brussels WA, Miss Kay Mr. Donald, Blyth, assisted in serving. Lauer, Mr. and Mrs. Cardiff left by motor for Toronto, Kinr;aton, Osman - mite, Niagara noel Ottawa, For travelling the bride donned a dress of heaven blue crepe with white aceosaories and corsage of rose ear. mittens. She carried a blue east with bleached silver fox collar. Prior to her marriage Ole bride was feted at eeve'al social functions. Mrs. H. Philips and Mrs, Gerald Harris entertained at a icitchet and pantry shower. She also received many beautiful gifts at a miacellan- emie shower plann'd by neighbours and friends at her home, 'l he ladles of Mapleview school section in West Wawanosh 'presented her with a. folding steel bridge table with floral top, Her mother enter tailed at a charmircly arrnnged trousseau tea. NOTICE Carrie L. Dunbar, of Morning Star lad 11. Bi nspr-ls, with her• ef5eial cotta• and Mee. lee '1 Little, alsn 0f lio nfig Star logo, was rIrot 3 eenda •y-.renenrer fnr the 171.tr•iet. Mrs. Dunbar had the plensrr'•,• , ! presenting to Mrs. Nedi;e- a rigid gold Past District Deputy President jewel, a gift of the dist•let, The retiring D.D.P. responded, in hei usual happy nrarner, expressing thanks for the jewel and for the loyal support -of all lodge••: Mit ire her term of office. At the cin:;' a social hour was enjoyed and a elite/Mid eiipp::r se•verd by Mrs. Laura W111l01nson and her lunch committee. Obituary Mrs. Robeet Tyerman A lifelong resident of Gray Town- ship. in the person of Mrs. Robert Tyerman, pawed away nt tate hem,' of Dr. and Mrs, livers nu Friday. .Tnly 4 in her 65th yea;. Born in Cranbrook in 1QS2, slaughter 111 ,Tames and )Mrs. Cameron, she was married to Robert Tyerman in Sep- tember 1907. They lived on. entices. Linn 12 of Grey Township for their remaining years. Mr. Tyerman passed away six yours ago, Although seriously i11 for 111071 than a year, with no hope for re- covery. Mrs, Tyerman retained her interest in her family and friends until the last. and aiways had a cheerful word for them. She is survived by one son Ken, two brothers, Dr. W. J. Cameron nt Palmerston and Witte/14d Cameron of Brutssels; and one sister Mrs, G. A. Whiltelock of MOoae ,Taw, One brother Alvin passed away in 1899. Another brother, Gordon was killed In action in 1918. The relieral service was heid from her late residence on Monday, July 7 and was conducted by Rev. I. Mc- Iver. The pallbearers were Wm. Berrie, Mark Cardiff, Frank Mitchell. Al- lister Bird, Thos. Davidson and John Dickson. The beautiful floral tributes were carried by Jim Cameron, Calvin Cameron, Carmen Hntrhinson ani Welter Oster. Among those attending the hmerel from a distance 'were Mr, and MIS. Fired Oster, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oster. Blyth: Dr. W. J. and Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. F. White. )Tisa Marion Haversnn, Mr. end Mrs, L. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs, C. Hutchinson and Mrs. H. Hutchinson, Palmers• ton: and Mrs. H. Wilhelm. Witch. ener, CARD OF THANKS Entrance Results BRUSSELS Lrui e Bowman Ronald ('itntphrll Lloyd Cardiff Ia':•crhmth Cousins Gerald Dressel John Hugh Edgar Shirley Ellis (soil,' r Engel Jeanette A. Gemmel Kenn,-th Jaeklin Ae.r•old Knight Lilian Viola T:oIre Doris Jalia MacLean Frederick A.Irin Manic& David Tan Mattison 11, • .Arthur )le(':0 Clar'111' 7-TrNic•hnl claw d Morrow Esther May Raymond Helen Mar„u•, t 1tlntoul Alma Smith 4,1,rtls Smith Geraldine Stratton Flora TnrnhnIl Certificate' grit 1. 1 node" Regale. Hen 10.5 — Kenn''th Schnook, Mae Jerks on. ETH EL I' mile Iatillie limier F. 11), 'low Stanley Brown Shirley Cumming Roc: 11, kntier Mauna Hayden Juleu-a A. Heiban Mary McDonald Shirley Meehan Marion 1Taut Douglas Shaw MANLEY Regina Bowman Ilnymond Chambers Marie Connelly ('want Dennis Bernice Doerr Lawrence Doerr Lavers Godkin Lorraine Maloney Stephen Maloney Jack Murray Pearl Regele Robert Ryan Doris Siemon Thomas Sloan Donna Smith Lorraine Smith. BLYTH June Beadle. James Buchanan, Cecil Campbell, Donald Cartwright, Bruce Falconer, Shirley Falconer, Tean Giousher, Helena Gwyn, Mar- guerite Hall, Laraine Hamilton, George Hamm, Delphine flunking, Maxine Bunking, Doris Johnston, Joan Kernick, Donald King, Jack Kyle, June Lear, Dorothy Lydddatt, Vera. Lyon, Carman MacDonaId, Mary Merritt, Ella Nethery, Ronald Philp, Evelyn Raithby, Marjorte Roe, Johnie Seers, Floyd Stanbnry, Margaret Trenin, Edward Turner, Wayne Tummy, Bock Vodden, Karl Whitfield, Douglas Whitmore, Nor- man Wightman. SEAFORTH Betty Addison, Erie Anderson, Loretta Marie Armstrong. Garfield Baker, Ronald Broome, Patricia Ann Brugge•, Fred Buchonan. John Cald- well, Grant Chesney. Gladys Collin, Andrew Davidson, Dorothy Dodds, Robert S. Doig. Bernice, Dolmage, Donna Fowler, Lorne Robert Goudie, Marie Handy, 141arilyn Elizabeth Millis, Ruth Holloway. Harry Jaen - hi, Ruth Keyes. Muriel King, Theresa King. Winnifred Icing, Frances Lane, Loretta Melnney, Eleanor McCartney, Patricia Ana Meir. Dudley fl.iltnn, Kenneth Moore, Margaret Moore Phyllis Elaine More, Parham Nirhnlson, We wish to thank those who weret. F7!Ronald Rennie. Grscc Riley. George es very kind to ns dyeing 0111 recent ! Alexander Shaw Mavis Storey, bereavement thanks to Dr. I Robert James Wallace. Catherine and Mrs, Myers and Rev, 1. and Mrs. Walsh, Blanche M. Westeot.t, Stuart. Wilson. Allam Wright. Barbara Dawn Wright, Certificate granted under Regula tionin-6 W[Rtam Trapnell. WINGHAM Wilda Agar, William Bain, Eliza•. beth Bell, Murray Bradburn, Helen Breckenridge, Ruth Brooks, Eimer ldcTver. The Cameron 10801111 Margaret a.nd Ken Tyerman CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere Is hereby given that in order to thanks and appreciation to cnlr many Bruce, Mary Buslrfleld, Grace Camp - encourage rutting of weeds andfriends and neighbanr'e who were ac othermaterial by mowing or ether. (kind to me during my recent illness. �eli, Mary Campbell Betty C�•tsourre, wise, The Grey Township Council1 wish to thank the members of 1 Lois Cruickshank, Barbara Currie, 1e prepared to tiny lc per rod Ynr n11 Morning Star Rebekah Lodge, mem- ` Ja.ccluelyn Currie. Mae Dawson, work (lone on roadsides. This also bers of the Friendship Circle, also i Jacqueline Doyle Kenneth Dunbar, the Young Women's Ausiiia•y of Oran- i Marion Felker, lawny [inlay, Donna brook. And to all these who cont me 10it111. Nnrn Fraser, William Fraset Hands, flowers, boxes and letters, it Barbara Gaunt Rnhy G.raY. Jahn was all very muolt apptectated, Itnnn•a, Vdi•ian ltastings, Llaiue Norma McNair JetTrrsoll, Dnuna .Trtfe, Flnyrl Jen 1)1)10. Fvriyn Lc,vor tIhirl(t'y Loek- NOIICE , ridge, Margaret 1Taetnnis, Barbara MacKay. Donis Marlatt, Lloyd Mo - The Township Connell have pt'-" i 'Dowell, Arnold McIntyre, l ttymnnd chased a Dumping Place at Lot 20, Markley, Melva 7-iontgoner,r, i.e ('on. 7 and any dumping on roads is i Verne Newman, Marilyn Newman, strictly Prohibited,, J, H. Fear, Clerk ; Continued on )lack Page 1 applies to mowing done on rnadsddes of adioining property. s ills per nod will be paid for work Mg and seeding roadsides. STN. A°LFIXAND1:R, Road Swat ARNOLD STEPHEN Harness and Shoo Repair grussele, Ont. BORN MettRI E To Mr. and Mrs, R, (1 Matilde at Wingham Geuc'r•r 411011 Hospital on June Rath --a dnnngi:tter• Mary Jean.