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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-6-4, Page 1•TH•E BRUSSELS POST POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, June 4th, 1952 $2,00 per year $2.50 U. L - GARDEN PARTY Under auspices of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th Supper served 5.30 to 8 o'clock Followed by a Programme — Consisting of Musical Numbers by Melville Male Choir Clarinet Solos — Robert Kennedy Girls Double Trlo — Brussels School Organ Solos — Mr, L. D. Thompson Vocal Solos — Brian Prescott Admission — Adults 85c — Children 50 PLAN TO ATTEND THE TENTH ANNUAL FIELD DAY Of Huron County Federation of Agriculture Held at Blyth Community Park on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th Guest Speaker far the day will be Sir Andrew Jones, Head of the British Food Mission InCanada. There will be races and other sports events, saddle horse ball games. ,Exhibits of interest to farm and urban people, DANCE In the Blyth Memorial Hall to the music of Clayton Steeper and his band. Dancing 9.30 to 1 a. m. Plan to have the entire family attend. Come — See — Prove MASSEY-HARRIS FIELD DAY FEATUR'ING FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS OF TRACTOR IMPLEMENT HYDRAULICS NEW MACHINERY DEVELOPMENTS Including Cembines, Hay Balers, Forage Harvesters, Tillage Tools and etc. FRIDAY, JUNE 13th at 1 P. M. At Wm. McMillan 3 3-4 miles South of St. Columban and 1 mile East • Sponsored by Seaforth Motors and Brussels Farm Equipment Massey -Harris Dealer AND YOU'LL BE LUCKY ON FRIDAY 13th $1,100.00 BINGO AT SEAFORTH ONIMIIMIC3410W4110 Melville Church Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Mitten 10 a. m. Sunday School and Sunda,y Sohool 11 a. in. Divine Worship United Church OF CANADA Minister I.v. Andrew Lane Morning Worship — 11 o'clock Church School — 12 o'clock. Evening W0T.0111/ —'1 o'clock. A hearty welcome to everyone Church of England Parish of Ilkomoio Rev. J. H. K.rr Rfesisr. ninny Sunday June Stilt, 1953 MI Ishii's Cheree, *Pieties's- 1.1,15 a. 01. Mooning Peeler 111001111 St. Davies ChUrsh. Hindres No Service Osernes Chureh, Wanes 9.110 19, In. Morning PannWen MAJESTIC LADIES PLEASE NOTE The. June Meeting of Majestic Women's institute is postponed until June 19th. NOTICE — The afire of G. Alan Williams, Optometrist in Winghant, will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, Ante 9 and 10 in order that Mr. Williams will be able to ttend a oonvention of the Ontario Optom- etrical Association, UNION UNITED CHURCH GARDAN PARTY on THURSDAY, JUNE 5th Followed by a short Play entitled "ORANGE BLOSSOMS". and variety numbers. Supper 8 to 8 o'clock Admission 75c and 35c REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING— "MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR" Marjorie Main Percy Kilbrlde It's All New — It's All Fun. — It's a laugh -laden comedy, with the screen's funniest couple. The county fair provides a rural Not. Save yourself a disappointment, and Come at 7.80. Juni 9 - 10 • 11 Double 5111 "THE RETURN OF RIN TIN* Technicolor Donald Wood s Bobby Blake The greatest animal star of all time Is back, filmed in the California Valley In all Its gorgeous color. and "THE ENCHANTED VALLEY" Technicolor Alten Curtis Ann Gweh See "Jim', the Crow and Tubby the Bear and several other animals In th14 outdoor picture. • June 12 • 13- 14 "COMM' WOUND THE MOUNTAIN', The Rove become erivniveri In an old teed between Ilia Merlons „and the Winfield while down in lre'rytwelty. COSMIC; — fli "R OYA 1. U N EY" NEIGHBOURS HONOR MORRIS COUPLES In, honor of Mr. and ,Ma's. Ivan Meilenetn Vito were married 25 years Sunday, Maw 25, close neighbors on the 5tb line of Morris held a our. prise eoclitel gathering for thern in. the Morris township held., on Monday' evening. The evening was spent in playing progressive 'eueltre- High prizes were won by Mrs, Geo, Miehle and Robt. Graribyi consoietton prizes went to Mrs. Robert Ormsby and Robert Michle. Atter the cards. George Martin read an eddresti, and ,Inek White Presented Mr. and Mrs. InfeAtiter with a chest of sii- verearre. A lunch was served. Miscellaneous Shower In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wen- dell McCallum, uvtho were reoently mended, friends and neighbolurs of the 9th line tendered them a Shown ea. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.ohn. F. 511cCallum, Friday evenOng. Canine and dancing were enjoyed, and a Innen was nerved. WON'T YOU HELP? The Polio and Cnirppling Founilliut• ion is appealing for .flund.s In order to yam -nine ohildren Free on a large scale program. lnithr a view to Pre- venting ;Polio and Crippling con,. Mon. Donations may be left at A. Wood Stare, Brussels. 14ELVILLE CHURCH At the morning service in, Melville Church elev. Fakton's text was taken from Acts 8, 26, the angle speaking unto, Philip, and else the conversion through hie preaching, and to be- lieve that Jeeue Chriet is the Son LETTER TO THE EDITOR As a ratepayer In the Village of Brussel/0, I woad like you Iv publish tlila letger ili hope .that it may help elle Village Connell to a de. Melon in. a. matter 'which deeply concernn ISS anl. Idol enniciem has been levelled at the Village Ocrunell because of Pollee protection or rather the lack of it, which Pelson's} or socities experieece when they rent the VUlage Hall for n dance or other entertainment. It mmenre that the Ladies' Rebekah Lodge engaged the Hail for the holding of a Play and Dance on May 23rd. The Dance was practically broken off short on account of several young "hood- lums,' -under the influence of liquor, Who Were getting ant early start at celebnating May 24i12 by throwing lighted "fire -crackers" around, the crowded dente floor. Mew did not seem to realize tibiae they were doing a veny dangerous thing, as they might :htave -ruined a ladY's ihd,ehly in,flaramente nylon stockings or dress. ,and set fire to the build- ing. Flreorackein, are made with gunpowder and have been known to burn people seriously and Mo permanently cause the loss of eye- sight. They are to he used in the mien air and not in crowded rooms. The persons in change of ehe Dance should have had these Young men, wbo should have had better manners, if not bdtter common sense, .removed from rbhe Hall so that decent people eaUld have had some tun at the Dante. One can remember when it young man was considered nefit to be .associated with 82 he were to appear at Dance tenth even the emelt of liquor on Ills breath, and would have been of God. A solo, "Jlust for to -day" was refused entrance to a dance hal1 sung hy Mies nee, Porter „d Futherrelore 'there would be no -also an anthem by the aboir. leaving that dance for reffreshment by young men and ladles and getting Into the dance egairt. But they will telt you times have changed. hut in this matter the clia.nges is not far the better. The Y. P, S. ot Melville Ohurcb were enterbadned in 13elmore, Men- dey evening by the members of bhe ohneeli of that village. Mrs. R. J. Hoover Mrs. Robert J. Hoover died Mon. day in W1ngham General Hodpinall In her Nth year. Born, in Marnis licernshlp, she lived with her bus- ihland in Grew Township until moving to bhe edge of Brussels a few years ago. Survivors Matilde two dnughters, Beth, at home: Mos. Duncan (Grace) McCallum, Blythl and bino sons, Norman, at home: and Harvey, of London. Her hue- 1, hand and, a son, William, prede- ceased her. Private 'funeral ser - Wee was conducted in the borne this Wednesday at 1 P. m. by the Rev. Andrew Lane. nntermeet in Brussel,. Cemetery neinenenAl CAPITOL LISTOWEL THEATRE Friday - Saturday June 6 - 7 For this picture only 3 shows nightly 6 8 10 p. m. Stilt time to meet the funniest family In the movies Marjorie Main — Percy Kilbride In "MA and PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR" Monday - Tuesday June 9 • 10 2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. 02. Mother didn't tell them about mar.1 ried life as a matter of fact they're telling Mother Claudette Colbert MacDonald Carey ',LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL" TUESDAY FOTO-NITE 1st OFFER $200.00 , '2nd OFFED $150.00 Monday Attendance Card Night. Wed, ThUrs., Fri. and Sat., June 11 - 12 -13 • 14 2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9,30 p. tn. Matinee Saturday 2 J. tit "ROYAL JOURNEY" In new gorgeous color, tile, platorinl record of the visit of the then Princess Elizabeth and Prince Phillph to Canada and United States, Every child and adult should see this COMING "DAVID and BATHSHESA" The nreatest 'movie ever produced "QUO VAD1S" I don't understand why the Reeve and Council eheuld be blamed for misconduct at dances in, the Village, Certainly they like It no better than anyone else. They would like to see young people have a dance with- out bbe accompanying dronkennese and nowdyisym which often char- acterize modern public dances. They would also like to see better cars taken of bhe Hall on which just tree. years ago some 93500.00 of Tax- peyers' funds was spent for re- pairs, a new dance floor and stage fittings. Alter eaols dence, err Utility man finds' it necessary to hire another man to clean up the "Melte and Beer Bottles, and other debris of a night's fun for the young' people of Brussels and vic- inity. Now I hold that it is, every citizen's duty to help eo Protect public pro- perty. Why should it all be loft to Police, Firemen and the Village Council. Selden 'does one in his right mind net fire to his own home deliberately, or harm, his own brother Or sister. Why then should he %hand by and see anyone endanger peoples lives, or injure public property for which he 'helps to pay the installation. and upkeep. Why leave it all to a Policemen, or blame him when he is not ealled, or is not to altendanee. When one rents the Village Hall for a dance or other entertainment, lf hold that the person in responsible to the Village that it is contineted le a proper man- ner and that the Hall is not twinned In any Way, nor left in an untidy mess. Pt itt uaderslood that the Village Council eceepted the resigntadon of W. Bell as far as his duties as thief of Pollee goes, and that the Village is now dependent en the ()Mario Provinelal Police for law enforce- ment .and Pollee Protention. One bears the argument that we are too far from any place where a Provin- Mal Polleenem i Stationed ane he would have to he rtlled. therefore we need a level Chief of Police. T would ask those people nein hold Ole view this question : What People reeiding Is the 5e151292111110 - Ing townships. Do they net need Police proteetiron toe 110 they not hot 111 pat for tam Oneninn Prtittl. aloe Pollee, and are they net, $0Y. end miles from Wing/ham Or Sea- 1 teeth Where nearest Polies are :41410110. It 20 undenetood Malt W, 1 is to be appointed Mullet/al ByriLetW en/Oren/nein, Winer and whit the help of each law abiding sittizen I .consider, eat is all we urn 1. 12 1115 majority of people dO 11101 Vhlak t.1.11.8 is, suffileierat let e. public meeting be called and let them tale their views there, and a revommendation be given to Council trha t a proper and experienced Policeartarre be engaged. But I wond- er if .they ranlise what result this ,aertion would neve on their yearly Taxes. 701.11,S very respectfully, Signed — A eizileinen who is sorry for a Coencillor who serves In Boussels for en6.00 per year, NEW ORGAN INSTALLED Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Thompson hate recently had a Hallman Electronic organ, Model 20, Ittetialled in their hame, and will be used for instruct. ion in organ Pla.ying. Tbis a great opportunity for the young people of Brussels end vicintn to learn to play the organ. it is not generally known that organ music is written an three staves. car clefs. A sePerate and independ- ant hags part le played by the feet, upon what is called the pedal organ. consisting of 32 notes (2 actaves and 3 notee. Title Hallmen organ has two mai:mete or key- boards, 20 stops, 4 volleme- eon- .trols, affecting all departments of the 0/1 , and also eentre balaneed exprenefort ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT The engagement is announced of Daisy Evelyn, daughter of Mrs. Merles E. Lake and the late Charles E. Lake Of Brussels, to Barri Whitfield Robinson, eon Of MT. and Mrs. G. W. Robinson of R. R. 6, Peterborough. The wedding le take place quietly in Trinity United Munch, Peterleirough. on June 21et, at three o'clock. THE UNITED CHURCH On Sunday morning, June 1st, the Rev. A W. Barker of Highgate, a former minister visiting in the Vinage, brought a 'very fine mes- sage to the congregation speaking on "The Hungers of The Heart." Mrs. Barker added greatly to the seingre of worship 02111 two solos. "The World's Bible," by Flint and Copeland ane "The Stranger of Galilee by Mrs. C. H. Morris. in the evening the ministers text was, "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that wise soever belleveth on Him 21101111 not perish but have eternal life." BRUSSELS WOMEN HEAR FLOWER TALK ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY, JUNE 15th 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. THE REV, R. J. BOGGS, M. A., CO F. OF MOLESWORTH will conduct the services. SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR Everybody Invited emacumammosom.•••••• GARDEN PARTY At Knox Church, Cranbrook on THURSDAY, JUNE 19th Supper 6 to $ p. m. Programme : "HER STEP -HUSBAND" 3 -ACT COMEDY PLAY By W. A. of Teeswater United Church Musical Numbers Between Acts. Admission 85c and 40e ANNUAL SPORTS DAY Brussels Legion No. 218 at Victoria Park, Brussels on FRIDAY, JULY 18th Parade at 2 P. M. led by Brussels Lions Band. Chlidren's Sports — Soft Bail Games — Afternoon and Evon110. Bingo and other games. — Refreshments on the ground). Draw — Dance In Town Hall — Gigantic Fire Works at 11 P. Reserve Thla Date and Come to Bruesels. .0.1MMIIMMIIIMMI•101111111••••• GET A FREE CHEST X-RAY The Mobile Chest X -Ray Clinic will be held at the following places on the following dates — Ethel, Wed., June 1 lth — ETHEL UNITED CHURCH 10 A. M. to 12 NOON 2 P. 21.20 6 P. M. Brussels, Wed., June 1 lth— BRUSSELS TOWN HALL. 7 P. M. to 10 P. M. Thursday, June 12 — 10 A. M. to 12 NOON 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. 1 P. M. to 10 P. ta.. • NO FUSS — NO BOTHER — DOESN'T HURT RESULTS CONFIDENTIAL Mare than 100 women of the surrounding district accepted the invitation at the Young Women's , Guild of Melville Presbyterian Church on Wednesday of lest week 10 a violet tea, when they had Inns. Jean Copeland of Ctooksville as 791511- guest :mealier. Miss Jessie Little presided for the meeting vans introduced the speaker. Mrs, George Elliott was e peaniet for the .evening. Mrs. James Ireland led in prayer fol. lowing the opening' hymn. A abet was song by jean McFarlane and Senn Cardiff. Mrs C9opelend,s address on 'the African violet. R. culture and pro- pnetition, was charmingly informal end of Much interest to 01`000rs Of this flower introduced into Owls count m in 1891 by 'Baron Von Wal- ter at. Paul. Some of the points nine. Capeland etressed WPre that HIP plant 15 fend of lemee Hons. A housewife can anichine a tiniest in its mature, she fetid. At .the MORO of ls addreee. 0P2, Oral guegts were presented with invorstine, netted violets, bones sill for ernwint them end plant fool. Ti, crivene words ssfthltillittg. MI's f,fhtlo olt.11TOFIqP(1 ennreein. Hen of the erenn ere Virg norden Ininelet Pe nresenled Pert tn 2116 cnenker, Members ef the On111 ttPl'ItPd tOO. Don't Miss These Bargains 20 % Discount on the following Items For Fast Selling 18 Women's and Misses Shortie Coats All this year's styles. 25 Women's Better Dresses, sizes 161/z to 241/2 in Sheers, Crepes, Taffetas and Faille.. 22 Men's and Young Men's Suits in Gabardine and Worsteds. 10 Men's Gabardine Top Coats 250 Men's (Adam) Felt Hats All Men's and Women's All Wool Sweaters in Cardigans and Pullovers 200 — 70 x 90 Kingcott and Ibex Flannelette Blankets New Spring Shoes for the whole family At New Low Prices. THE ARCADE STORES Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Blyth, Ont. — Brussels, Ont.