HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-5-21, Page 1THE BRUSSELS
POST PUBLISHING, HOUSE
An Empire Day Programme will be pre-
sented in the Town Hall by the Brussels,
School (Grades 1-9) on the evening of
Thursday, May 22nd at 8.15, under the
direction of the music supervisor Mrs. M.
Douglas,
All Welcome
Silver Collection
Village of Brussels
PROCLAMATION
In accordance with the usual custom, I hereby
proclaim Victoria Day,
SATURDAY, MAY 24th
A Public Holiday.
and call upon all citizens to observe it as such.
Business will be carried on as usual on Monday, May 26th.
R. B. COUSINS,
Reeve.
NOTICE
MIIk Delivery In Brussels as usual on Saturday, May 24th.
Creamery will be Open on Friday evening until 10 P. M.
and will •also be Open on Saturday until 12 Noon.
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
PAPERING AND
INTERIOR DECORATING'
Best of Materials —
Paper and Paint Supplied
Prompt and Efficient
Service
W. G. TUCKER
Phone 90
Bruss�1s. Ont.
THREE ACT PLAY
"Aunt Minnie from Minnesota"
put on by
"Evergreen Farm Forum"
In the
Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, MAY 23rd
at 8.30 p. m.
DANCE AFTER THE PLAY
to
WIlbee's Orchestra
Admission to Dance and Play
Adults 50c Children 25e
Lunch Counter
Sponsored by Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge.
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Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Fulton
10 a. In. Sunday Sohool and
Sunday Sohool
11 a. m, Divine Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Morning Worship — 11 o'clock
Friendship Circle
Church School — 12 o'clock.
Evening Worship -7.80 o'clock
Masons of North Huron
District will be oua• guests,
A hearty welcome 10 everyone
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rester.
Sunday After the Ascension
May 254h, 1962.
IL John'% Church. •neeeeto-
11 a.m, Morning Prayer
Sunday Cobou1
et. David's Choral,. Renfros
2.30 p,m. Blvening Prayer
1t Worge+S Church, W&MMs.
7.80 p. m. Evening Prayer
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CARD. OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors for
their kindness, sympathy and beaut-
iful flowers, in our recent bereave-
' ment.
The Perrie Families.
I NOTICE —
The Morris Twp. Cemetery Board
are calling a bee at the Moorea
Cemetery, Belgrave, to clean up the
grounds, next Monday, May 26th
Ail interested people are asked to
come not and help.
Wednesday, May.2lst, 1952
-1 MEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Stone School vs. Srluseels — May 26
Belgrave vs. Brussels — June 2
Bluevale vs. Brussels •— June 9
Sunslnino vs, Brussels — June 17
Wroxeter vs, Brussels — June 28
Ethel vs. Brussels — June.30
Belmore vs, Brussels — ;7uly 14
Brussels Games Away —
Brussels les, Sunshine — May 29
Brussels vs, Wroxeter — June 6
Brussels vs. Delmore — June 12
Brussels vs. Blneval.e — June 19
Brussels vs. Beigratve — June 26
Brussels vs. Ethel — July 3
Brussels vs. Stone School — July 7
Engagement Announcement
Mr. .and Mrs. Oharles Edward Cos-
ta in
os-tain of London, annornce the
engagement of their ' daughter, Noel
Elizabeth, (Bette), to James Glenn
Stephens, son of Dr, and Mrs,
Russell Witcher Stephens of Brus-
sels, The marriage will take place
at 3 o'clock, on Saturday, June 7th,
in St. Paul's Cathedral, London. •
REGEP]'T THI\ATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING—
May 22.23-24 Technicolor
"I'LL GET BY"
Bill Lundlgan JJune Hauer
Harry James plays his trumpet
through thls musical romance.
You'll sing an dlaugh with Dennis
Day and Jeanne Crain.
Next Mon, Tues. and Wed.
"FORCE OF ARMS"
William Holden Nancy Olson
Don't Just consider this another war
picture. It tells you of one of the
greatest loves — on the battle fields
of )taly.
Next Thurs. Frl. Sat, Technicolor
'"THE GOLDEN HORI5E"
Ann Blyth David Farrar
The Great Geneh's Khan fights —
wlth a beautiful Princess. Ten
thousand hooves thunder out of
Asia. So don't miss this page torn
from one of History's most speeta-
cular chapters.
COMING ONE FULL WEEK
"MA AND PA KETTLE
AT THE FAIR"
Brussels Home Games —
HURON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
NORTHERN SECTION SCHEDULE
May 21 — Holstein alt Ethel
May 26 — Ethel at Atwood
May 26 — Holstein at Listowel
May 28 — Listowel at Ethel
May 29 — Atwood at Holstein
June 2 — Listowel at Atwood
June 4 — Mwood at Ethel
June 5 — Listowel at Holstein
Jame 9 — Ethel at Listowel
June 9 — Holstein at Atwood
June 12 — Ethel sit Holstein
June 16 — Holstein at Ethel
Jane 18 — Atwood at Ethel
Jun, 19 — Listowel at Holstein
June 24 — Holstein alt Listowel
June 26 — Listowel at Ethel
.lune 27 — Ethel et Atwood
June 30 — Atwood at. Litstowel
July 2 — Ethel at Holstein_
July3 — Atwood at Listowel
July 8 — Holstein at Atwood
July 10 Ethel alt Listowel
July 10 — Attwood at Holstein
July 14 — Listowel at Atwood
NOTICE —
The Brussels United Church are
holding a .Janden Party on Friday,
June 20th, under auspices of the
W. A. Watch for funbher annouce-
m eat.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Roy Bennett and family wish
to express their most sincere ap-
preclht4on to frlanda and neigh-
bours for the many messages of
sympathy and acts of kindness
shown during their recent bereave-
ment. Also for the beautiful floral
tributes.
TENDERS WANTED —
Tenders will be .received by the
Council of the Township or Morris
t0 reface the west abutment of the
third line bridge and the centre
abutment of the bridge nearest the
west end of the first concession,
The Township will supply the
steel and the cement. Contractor
kindly tender by the yard. Tenders
must be in by 2.30 p. m., June 2,
Lowest or any tender not nee-
cessarily accepted,
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
CAPITOL, LISTOWEL
THEATRE
Nightly at ,7.30 p.m. Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.
Friday, Saturday May 23 - 24
John Payne, Arleen Whelan In
"PASSAGE WEST"
The never before told story of a
spitfire an outlaw and a desperate
band of pioneers who blazed an
amazing adventure through the
West.
Mon. Tues. Wed. May 28.27-29
"BRIGHT VICTORY"
A picture you cannot afford to mise.
Humour, love and couarge make It
truly great. Costars Arthur Kennedy
and Peggy Dow.
TUESDAY FO'1<'O,PIIT1!
1st OFFER $2(10.00 •
2nd OFFER :140.00
Monday Attendance Card Plittlrt.
Thur. Frt. Sat. May 29.3'41
Gene Kelly, Leslie Carson in MGM's,
superb Technicolor musical of an
Ex. G. I. in the city of romance. Win-
ner of eight Academy Ayarda.
"AN AMERICAN IN PARIS"
Coming — One full week June 27
"MA and PA KETTLE AT
THE FAIR"
IS YOUR SUBBCRIBr,ON
PAST DUE 4
YOUNG MUSICIANS SCORE
• SUCCESS AT COUNTY FESTIVAL
Scholarship, Shield, Special
Awards Won
Young people ewe Brussels and
cornmuntly distinguished themselves
in various classes at the recent.
Iluron Collette, Mutase Festiv'ai held
irr Goderich. In both vocal and
insttruaneetal classes they captured
sclnolarsilips and special awards.
Th double trio • from Brussels
puhlle school won the Goderich Pub-
iic School Board Shield awarded for
double trio from urban aohools, This
meant that the glela, Agnes Lane,
Hetes Smith, Dorothy Sullivan,
F,lizabeth Myers, Audrey Davidson,
and Diane McNair, were singing in
competition with groups, from much ;
larger school, :sncth as, Goderich,
Clinton Seaforth, ect., with 87
marks. They and their music suR-
ervisor, Mns. Douglas, and their
toucher. Mr. K. L. Ashton, deserve ,
n great dent of credit for their suc-
cess,
This trio and other scholarship and
award winners from this community
appeared on the Feettval Concert
pogram on Friday of last week
'Those were, Marion Hemingwby,
daughter of Mr. and Mals. Carl i
Hemingway, who was winner of the
County of Huron Scholarship for
brass and reed solo classes with
her cornet solo, "Bless This
House", Robert Kennedy. e sen of
?Jr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy, who re-
ceived the Bdackston Furniture a-
ward for woodwind classes, and
Hebert Kirkby. Walton, the God-
erich Blue Water Band prize, for
brass classes. These three winnere
are members of the Brussels Lions
Boys and Girls Band under the dir-
ection of A. C. Robinson. Also ap-
pearing on the final concert from
this d'istriot were, winners of the
Ahmeek Chapter, LC.D,E., scholar- 1
ship for girls vocal solo under 14
years, was Mary Dennis, Walton; ane
John Jewitt of Hullett, who was a- ,
warded a wrist watch for boys vocal i
solo 14 years and under, and Mart
lone Scheberth and Mayda Beuer
man, Walton, winner of the rural
' school vocal duet. The C.K.N.X.
shield for rural rhythm hand went to
S.S. No. 3 Hallett and the Huron
County shield for rural double trio
to S.S. No, 4 McTClllop,
Congratulations to all these young
Temple for their sums.
Piano class results were reputed
in last week's paper. other results
were as follows
Boys vocal solo (14 and under)
Robert Murray, Walton, 88
Vocal Solo, Girls—Dianne McNair, 78
Girls Duets — Elisabeth Myers,
Agnes Lane, 81. Eatehr Smith, t
Dianne McNair, 80.
Duet boys and or girls (14 & under)
Joyce Hoffman, Etoile Moffat, 1
Bluevale, 80.
Doris Johnston, Audrey Hackwetl,
Walton, 83
Marlen Schebath, Mayda
man, Walton, Walton, 84
Phyllis and Marilyn Fear, Bel -
grave, 78
Clarinet solo (12 and under) -
Margaret L. McCuteheon, Bay-
field, 84
Clarinet solo (16 and under)
Robert Kennedy, 85
Euphonium solo (18 and under)
Marie Elliott, 84
Alto solo (10 and ruder)
Ronald Jacklin, 82
Alto solo (14 and under)
Herbert Kirkby 86
Doris Jahnatou, 86
Alto Saxophone solo (18 and under)
David Kennedy, 83
Russel Fear, 85
Cornet solo (10 and .under)
Yvonne Pollard, 80
Joan. Johnston, 81
Murray Jacklin 80
Reid leacicwell, 85
Kenneth Pollard, 80
Cornet solo ((4 and under)
Marlon Hemingway, 86
Boss ,Tacklim, 88
June Jacklin, 82
Audrey Rockwell, 84
Cornet solo (16 and under)
Doryx Johnston; 83
,Tune Rockwell 82
flornat duet (16 and under)
,Tune and Audrey Blackwell, 84
(lornteli duet (Open)
Trona Watt and Russell MoBeth, 85
Alto Saxophone Deet (26 and under)
Jean Jewell and Danboro Alien, 86
Ttobert Mann and Tinsel 'Fear, 85
T. B. X-RAY CLINIC
i
ETHEL, JUNE 11th
BRUSSELS, JUNE 12th
The Iluron County T. B. X-ray
Centc for Brussels, Morris and
Grey will be held in Ethel on June
litia and Brussels on June 12th, 1
Keep these dates in mind and watch
for further particulars.
Mrs. Roy Bennett
The community of Walton and
district were shocked to learn on
Wednesday of the sudden passing
of Viola Long, beloved wife of
Roy Bennett, in her 57th year. Mrs.
Bennett has not enjoyed the beat of
health for the pard few years, but
her .death came as a distinct shock
to relatives and friends. Born in
Cranbrook, she was married in
1917 at V aiton to Mr. Bonnett,
whn survives her together with one
son Ross at .home and- a dughter
'tors. Wm. (Marie) Covets of Mc-
Killop, two steters Mrs. Sam
Burgess, Blyth, and Mrs. Sara
Campbell of Regina, Sask., and
two brothers, Claire of Brussels,
and Garfield of Santa Monica, Calif.
Also one grandelanght:er Active in
all centre organizaitines and con•
minify affairs she will he greatly
missed.
The funeral was held Friday at
3 p. m., from her late residence in
Grew township. with Rev. W. M.
Thomas coeducting the service
interment In Brussel cemetery.
Pallbearers were D. Ennis, H.
Sellers, Ti. Bolger Willem Bennett,
Geo. McArthur and J. Clark.
Those who carried floral trihnnes
were Roush Bennett. M. Long,
John Bennett. R. Travis, N. Travis,
H. Hartwell tinct Fr. (hula.
Mrs. James Perrle
With deep regret we record the
Passing of a fine woman in. the per-
son
erson of Je_rsie McNair wife of James
Perrle who departed from this life
on the 14th day of May, at her late
residence John St., Brussels, after .
a lengthy illness. She was the
daughter of the late James and
Sarah McNair, born on October 3rd,
$2.00 per year - $2.50 U.
DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Hall
THURSDAY, MAY 29th
MUSIC BY ELLIOTT CARUTHER'S ORCHESTRA
Dancing 10 p, m. to 1.30 a. m.
Lunch Booth
Admission — Popular Prices
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
Everyone Welcome
BINGO
-In Brussels Town Hall on'
MONDAY". MAY 26th
DOORS OPEN 8 P. M. PLAY STARTS 9 P. M. SHARP
15 Games at 510.00 a game
1 Special Game $50.00
2 Special Games
$25.00 each
Jack Pot Special Game $60.00
with 40 numbers to be called 1f not won.
510.00 .Consolation.
General Admission
$1.00
Extra Cards and Special Games — 25c a Card.
Auspices
drussels Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion.
In ald of Welfare Work.
Kidd Baker
With Ada and the Pine Ridge
Mountain Boys
Star of Radio, Stage and Records
WiLL BE APPEARING IN PERSON — ONE NIGHT ONLY.
In Brussels Town Hall on
Thursday Night,May 29th
FLOOR SHOW STARTS AT 9 P. M.
Modern and Old Tyme Dancing After Show.
Admission — Adults 75c, Children flie
1573 at Lot. 20, Con. 14 Grey Twp. ...c
She spent her early life there and at-
tended school at S. S. No. 8, later
learning the dressmaking In Sea -
forth.
On Murch 20th, 1901 she was
united in marriage to James Perrle.
They lived on the 151th Con, of
Grey for a number of years, later
moving to 12th Con. where they re-
sided for 30 years until taking up
residence in Brussels in 1937. On
March 20. 1951 they celebrated their
golden wedding. She was a fateful
member of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Cranbrook.
Besides her husband she 1s sur-
vived by two sone, William and
John of Grey township, also one
sister Mrs, Margaret Perrle and
two brother William and John
McNair all of Brussels, and seven
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held from
ter late residence on May 16th. and
WAS conduoted by ,her minister the
Rol. W. M. Hyndmen of Cranbrook
and her nephew the Rev. D, IC.
Perri'. of Dromore, Ont. A beautiful
solo, "Sale in the arms of Jesus,"
was Rung by Miss Margaret' Perris,
granddaughter of the deceased.
The pallbearers were Jamas
Anderson, Bert Bray, Bevan Elliott,
Leslie Switzer, John Mitchell and
George McNair.
The floral tributes were lovely 1
showing the htgb esteem In which
the deceased was held. Flower -
hearers were five granchildren,,
James, Donald, Magaret, Daa'ld and
Jean Perrle,
interment was made in Brussels
cemetery.
TEEN TOWN
Teen Town Party was held in
Brussels Town Rail on Friday,
May 16Th, with a fair turn out of
teenagers from Rrnasels and
vldnty. A program of games and
modern and old time dentes was
followed. Winners of the spot•
daises wore Ken, and Betty Alcock,
while the elimination dance was
won by Glen Bridge and Gloria
Clark. The next mooting wilt be
an Friday, May 30t11,
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