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BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, June 11th, 1952
$2.00 per year *2,50
GARDEN PARTY
Under auspices of •
Brussels United Church W. A.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20th
Cold Meat Supper served 5,30 to 8 p, m.
GOOD P R O G R A M M C
Consisting of --
Barber
Barber Shop Quartette
Mr. Stan Sldthorpe, Soloist
Girls Duet, All of Mitchell
Also other talent.
Adults 75c -
Children 40c
GARDEN PARTY
At Duff's United Church
Walton on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th
Programme
FOUR SONS OF HARMONY - Brantford
- Admission 75c and 40c
TRY YOUR LUCK ON
FRIDAY 13th
Seaforth Bingo
$11D0. CASH PRIZE3
15 GAMES AT 20.00 300,00
1 SPECIAL 50.00
2 SPECIALS AT $75 150.00
800.00
JACKPOT
TOTAL PRIZES $1100.00
ADMISSION PLAY STARTS EXTRA CARDS
$1.00 9 P. M. 25c
COME WITH THE BIG CROWDS TO THE
"SEA FORTH BINGO"
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
•
Come - See - Prove
MASSEY-HARRIS
FIELD DAY
FEATURING
FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS OF TRACTOR AND
IMPLEMENT HYDRAULICS
NEW MACHINERY DEVELOPMENTS
Including Combines, Hay Balers, Forage Hary/stere.
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
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Melville Church
Mselahsr, Rev. W.H.R. Pullen
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Sunda? School
11 a. m. Milne Worship
United Church
OP CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lan*
Morning WorehiP - 11. o'clock
The Women's Auxiliary of
Canadian Legion will be our
guests,
Church (,chuo1 •- 12 o'clock.
No Eventing Service.
Come and Worship,
Church of Englund
Pariah *1 lirueeele
Per. J. H. Karr -- Resler.
Trinitd Sunday
June 8th, 1953
Ot Jehf'a Chutes. OrwaN!-
11.16 a. m. Morning Prayer
Susan sliest
et. David's Chore'. H.n211N
No Beryls*
•t. Qforga's Church, Walton
9.30 a. an• Morning Prayer
OMMIllefatMOIMO I
FARMERS -
Look over your fields and It you
have too many weeds in your crops
try power spraying it will pay you
Many report 10 to 15 bus, more grain
per acre after spraying. Phone 56r9
Geo. Wesenburg. for prices, or we
supply 241) for your own sprayer.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING -
June 12-13.14
"COMM' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN"
The Boys become envolved in an old
feed between the McCoys ,.and the
Winfield while down in Keitlacky.
June 16.17.18
Double Feature Technicolor
"ROYAL JOURNEY*
First show starts at 7.00 p, m.
A close-up of Princess Elizabeth end
The Duke ofEdinburgh while on a
tour which thrilled the world, Don't
miss the first film of the Royal
Family,
Also "When You're Smiling"
Jerome Courtland Frankie Laine
Frankle Laine heads a big coast to
coasd of stars with hls awing
music and fast•actlon romance.
June 19 - 20 - 21 Technicolor
"WITH A SONG IN MY HEART"
First Show at 7 P. M.
Susan Hayward DAVid Wayne
The stranger -than -fiction story of
nlorlcus callant Jane Froman. Eoery
one will entov the all-time top songs
of America,
COMING - I1``
"STARLIFT"
IBRUS&ELS GIRL GBAPUATES
AT GUELPH
Miss Nora Denner, daughter of
Mn, and Mrs. James Definer, Grey
tewnehip, was wmbng the thirteen
nurses who graduated train St.
Joseph's Ho's;vital, School of Nursing
in Guelph last Wednesday after-
noon, Juno 4ffl
An impressive ceremony took place
in War Memorial Hall, 'Optario Ag-
ricaltural College at 3 o'clock p, m„
where pins and diplomas were pre-
sented to the graduates by the Most
Rev. Bishop Ryan, M.D., DD., Bish-
hop of T-Tamilton. To climax the
eventful day, the graduating class
was honored sit a semi -formal dance
held in the Nurses' Residence Aud-
itorium,
Nora received her education at
S.S,• No, 3 Grey Twp„ and later
attended Brussels Continuation
School. On completing her three
years training in August, she at
present Is planning to become a
member of staff of her home train-
ing school.
Amlong the many friends and re-
latives attending the Graduation ex-
ercises:, were Mr. and Mrs.
,Fames Deitner, Leo and Kathleen,
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Biake, Mr,
and Mrs, Louis Phelan, Blyth. Mr.
and Mrs, William Deitner, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Cardiff, Mr. and Mrs.
Wiliitnm Smith. and Isabelle, Mr.
and Mrs. .Ken Wllhee, Mr. and Mrs,
Jame,, Turnbull. Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Rrev, Mise Frances Dennis, Mrs.
Charles Mann, Listowel.
M" r Mery Lon McFarlane, Graeme
McDonaid. ,roam St, Merle. and Vie
B7'Lten of Seefnrth nt1ended the
rimne hold Inter In the evenlne,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for tale
acts of kindness. Messages of syn•
patthy and beautiful. floral ofteringe
received from our kind neighbors
and friends during our recent here.
avement .in the Passing of our
Mother. They will never be for-
gotten
orgotten
The Hoover Family. -
Modern and Old Time
DANCE
In Crystal Palace Brussels on
FRIDAY, JUNE 13th
Music by George Smith and his
Orchestra
Floor and Door Prize Lunch Booth
Admission Popuar Price
Roy McCrelght, Florr Manager
Sponsored by Brussels Fall
Fair Board.
FOR SALE -
Modern Red Brick House on west
side of Victoria Park. New modern
bathroom, hot and cold water, Town
wagger $3500.00,
Hugh Pearson, Brussels Phone 11
g e'lrW(':'en:! ' * PaN
CAPITOL 'LISTOWEL
THEATRE
Friday - Saturday June 13 - 4
2 shows nightly 7.80 - 9.90 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 J. m.
"ROYAL JOURNEY"
In new gorgeous color, the pictorial
record of the visit of the then
Princess Elizabeth and Prince
Phlllph to Canada and United
States. Every child and adult
should see this film.
Added features - Sports Reel
Cartoon - Canada's Opera School.
Monday - Tuesday June 18 17
Do you need a little love In your
Ilffe? A Ittle life In your love? A
Oft In your laughter? Then see
Jestnne Crain -Scott Brady -Thelma
Ritter In
"THE MODEL AND
THE MARRIAGE BROKER"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
1st OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFED $150.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat, June 18-19.20-21
For this woman Davlr, the Lion of
Judah, conqueror of Goliath broke
God's own Commandment.
Gregory Peck -Susan Hayward in
"DAVID and BATHSHEBA"
COMING
Reserve the date June 25 - 20
"QUO VADIS"
BRUSSELS WELCOMES SOLDIER
HOME FROM KOREA
Chiming notes and a band salute
said a musical, "Welcome Home"
to Ted, the soldied .son of Mr, and
Mrs, F>enk Mitchell, on Monday
of this week.
Pte. Ted Mitchell, of the R.C.R,
*raved a hearty reception from
his faimiiy and friends, and the
,entire commlunity unite in welcom-
Ing him home from the Korean war,
The ehtmes of Melville Church play
ed by organist 8. D, Thompson, were
heard on his arrival end later the
Lions Boys ann. Girls Band paraded
tc ills koro and serenaded him.
Ted is Use only Brussels boy who
has been serving In Korea. 11 is
believed he was the second to enlist
in Western Ontlaino for the Korean
Wax. Tie enligted on Aug. 9th, 1950
and went overseas on April 20th,
1961. He is also a veteran of the
Second World War.
THF UNITED CHURCH
"God is Love" and "The Still Small
' Voice" were the sermon subjects i
in the United Church on. Sunday,
June 8, It was pointed out that,
Prayer and worship are the traits
that distinguish man from the
animal, and that the method and at-
micsphere of the Kingdom of God
might well be indicated in the
verse, "Not by might nor by power '
but by My Sptrit r+att'h the Lord
of Hosts." The morning anthem
was "Guide IIs! Gluard Us!" by
Jordan - Leland,
[ On Sunday morning. ,Tune 15th.
the Women's Auxiliary of the Can-
adian Legion will he our gussets.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The annual meeting of the Assoc-
iate Helpers of t'he W. M. S. was
held in the school room of the
. United Church, Brussels, on June
3rd under the leadenshtp of Mrs. A.
Armstrong, The president, Mrs. A.
Lane, was in charge and opened
the meeting with prayer and singing
hymn 262 Mrs M. Dennis read the
Scripture lesson using the 91st
Psalm, followed by prayer by Mrs.
Armstrong. Miss F. Buchanan read
the minutes in the absence of the
secretary 'Mass M. Robinson, also
the treasurer's report was heard and
adopted. Six calls were reported by
the visiting commnittee, A Life
Membership Certificate was present-
ed to Mrs. A. C. Meeker, a formed
worker of the Society. Mrs. H. B.
Kirkby, of Walton, pa's't president
of the Heron Presbyterial, of the
W. M. S. was the speaker, and gave
an Interesting report of the Branch
Conference held recently at Til-
sonburg. A deet "Working Together"
was sung by Mary Beth Jewell and '
Carol Lowry. Mrs. A. Brown ex-
pressed the appreciation of .the
tidies for Mrs. Kirkby's address also
for the oryy'nist and duet part Inc
the program. The singing of hymn
348 and repeating of the 'Weeds
'Benediction closed the meeting.
Lunch was then served by the As-
snclate Helper's committee.
RELEASE GIRLS'
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
The Brussels (Blues) Play in
this W. 0. 0. A. series,
June
9 -Brussels art Kincardine
11-Godleric.h et Clinton
13 -Kincardine et Brussels
16 -Clinton at Brusnels
17 -Brussels at Godardsh
18 -Kincardine at. Clinton
20---CHn.ton at Kincardine
25 Brussels et Clinton
27 -Clinton at Goderlch
July
2 -Gods rieh et Brussels
3-Rimseels at Kincardine
4-('.ltndon at Goderleh
7 -Clinton at Kincardine
9-Goderleh at Clinton
11 -Kincardine at Goderlch
15--Gndrrich at Kincardine
16-11rnesels at Clinton
17-1rincerdine of 'Brussels
23-••-Kinrnrdine at Clinton
24-Godericlt art Tinussels
25 --Clinton at Brasseis
29-13russels o.t Gndertoh.
t^,DPV
Recent vtsttora at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Spelman were, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Balton Lave and Baby of
Port Huron, Mich., and Mrs, Lillian
lrreser sf Brandon, Mon,
t,MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
Morrie Township Council Meeting
June 2, 1962,
The Council suet in the Townsttip
Hall on the above date with ell the
members present.
Th, minutes of last meeting were
1 read and adopted on Motion of
Chas. Coultas and Bailie Parrott.
Moved by Chaa. Coulter, second-
ed by ale Parrott that the tender
of L. G. Bryce to re -face abutments
of first line bridge and third line
bridge be accepted, - Carried.
Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded
by Wm. Elston that the road bills
as presented by the Road Superin-
tendent be paid. - Carried.
Moved by Chas, Coultes, seconded
by Sam Alcock that we give a grant
of $150.00 to the Blyth Cemetery
Board. - Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seoonded
by William Elston that By-law N4 5.
1962, providing for installation and
maintenance of Blluevale street
lights be passed as reed the first,
seconds and third times. - Carried.
Moved by Wm. Elston, seconded
by Chas. Coultes that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on July 7th,
at 8 p, m. - Carried.
The following accounts were paid;
AdvaneeTfines, advertising $1.&1
Maundeipal World, supplies14.38
Henson County, indigent tees 13.50
Provincial Trees., Tnsuiin .29
Addison Fraser, verifying tax
arrears 5.00
Geo. Somers, fox bounty 3,00
Cecil Wheeler, fox bounty 4.60
Rola.. Biwilton, Lox bounty 9.00
Wallace Bell, fox bounty 3.00
Frank Kelly, fox bounty 5.00
Jim. Adams, fox bounrfv 9.00
Frank Alcock, fox bounty L50
Geo. Hetherington, spraying 260.60
A. Manning & Sons, lumber 2.64
Fred Johnsttore painting sign 5.00
Huron Expositor, Treasurers
Supplies 66.50
Wm. Kelly, spraying 129.37
IT. R. Thomas, labor on hall 24.50
Blyth Standard, advertising 1.40
Relgrave Co-op., Derrls
Powder 297.78
Nelson Higgins, stamps
Unemployment Ins. 35.00
Harvey Johnston, Registration
fees, Association of
Mayors and Reeves 5.00
Gen. Sinn, Grant to
Rlyth Cemetery Roard 150,00
Addison Fraser, part salary 300.00
Addison Fraser, egmalinine
17. R. S. Nn. 11 6.00
Harvey C. ,Tnhns1nn, Reeve.
Geo. C. Marlin, Clerk.
BRUSSERS GREYS WIN 8-7
VICTORY OVER ATW00D GIRLS
The Rrussels Grays came up with
an 8-7 victory In a W,O.A.A. girls
Intermediate softball game here on
Friday night.
The victors displayed superior
hitting power batting two home
runs, but the Brumsels infield were
on their toes,
The Brussels Greys were to
junior W.O.A.A, last year. and were
the champolnship winners. This year
they are playing. In the intermediate
and will have to meet stiffer op-
position.
M. Elliott scored the winning run, on
two base hit by Barbara Allen to
end the game,
Batteries Duncan end Dickson;
Stephenson and Jewell.
W.O.A.A. GIRLS BALL SCHEDULE
The fnllowing schedule has been
drawn up for the Girl's Softball Lea
gun in the "W. 0. 0 A." series.
Brussels Grey's play in this oohed- f,
ule.
,luno 10 -Linwood et Atwood. Brua-
eels at Newton.
June 13 -Atwood at Listowel,
,Tune 17 -Linwood at Newton, Ba1ae-
eets at Newton.
Tune 20 -Linwood at Brussels.
Jena 24 -Newton at Atwood, Listowel
el Linwood.
Jens 26•• --Brussels at Linwood, At-
wood at Linwood.
July 3 -Newton a4 'Brussels,
July 4 -Listowel at Newton.
July 7-Lfatowel et Bntssele,
Jniy R --Newton at T.flstswel,
The Newton games are a.B to be
played at Millbank,
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Knox Presbyterian Church, Crag. brook
WILL BE HELD ON
SUNDAY, JUNE nJ15th
11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
THE REV. R, J. BOGG9, M. A, CO F. OF MOLESWORTH
will conduct the services.
SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE, CHOIR
Everybody Invited
GARDEN PARTY
At Knox Church, Cranbrook on
THURSDAY, JUNE 19th
Supper 6 to 8 p. m.
Programme :
"HER STEP•HUSBAND" 3 -ACT COMEDY PLAY
By W. A. of Teeswater United Church
Musical Numbers Between Acts.
Admission 85c and 40c
USED EQUIPMENT
International Binder 8 ft. cut, 2 yrs. old
M. H. 7 ft. Binder on rubber, 2 yrs. old
No. 22 M. H. Tractor, Practically New
M. H. No. 8 Hay Loader
A few Power Mowers and Side Rakes
either steel or on rubber.
Masssey-Harris Sales and Service
J. W. Fischer, Manager
Brussels Phone 55
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.
Children's Sports - Soft Ball Games - Afternoon and Eva*.
Bingo and other games. - Refreshments on the ground
Draw - Dance Inc Town Hall - Gigantic Fire Works at 11 P. M.
Reserve Thls Date and Come to Brussels.
HURON COUNTY
PASTURE and GRASS SILAGE DAY
Seaforth High School Grounds, Seaforth
MONDAY, JUNE 16th, 1952
PROGRAMME
11.00 A. M. - Display of Haying and Grass Silage Machinery.
1L30 A. M. - Too of Hay and Nature Dieu.
12 Noon - 1 P. M. - Lunch (The Seaforth Womerfe Institute and
the Seaforth Junior Tnsltitute will have booths on the grounds
where light lunches and soft drinks may be secured.)
1 P. M. - 1.45 - Qualified Speakers on Soils, Fertilizers, Hay and
Pasture Seed mixtures, and the latest information OR
GRASS SILAGE,
1.46 P. M. - Second Tour of Plots.
2.16 P. M. - Parade 01 Gress Silage Ma.ohluory.
2.30 P. M. - Grass Harvesting Equipment at work on Hay Plena
EVERYONE WELCOME - BRING THE FAMILY AND
SPEND THE DAY.
Sponsored by the
Huron County Crop and Soli Improvement Association.
Alvin Betties, President G. W. Montgomery, Secretary.
PEARSON'S SHOE STORE
A N D
ME,N'S WEAR
FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 15th
SCOTT McCALE Shoes for Men $14.00 and up $22.60
Men's Fancy Dress' Shoes $4.95 and up $12,00
Men's Play Shoes; Crepe $5.95 Rubber $4.95 Cork $8.95
Stetson, Brock and Mallory Hats latest styles $5.00 to $10.96
Forsyth and Arrow Sport and Dress Shirts $8.96 to $7.96
Forsyth and Arrow Ties $1.00; $1.50; $2.00
Bow Ties $1.00
Monarch -Knit Hosiety for Men, Fancy Nylons $1.00 and $1.50
Cotton Socks
Monarch -Knit Sweaters, Botany Wool $6.50 Nylon $5:96
Specials For The Ladies
Ladies Nylons 51 gauge 16 Dealers 1st grade $1.26
Large assortment of Ladles Sandals all colours) $3.95
Ladles Samples. smell sizes, Reg. 4,95 to $8.96
On Sale $2.95 and WAD
Girls Saddle Shoes $4.95
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Everything ry g guaranteed 'under reasonable care and weer or
money cheerfully refunded.
Brussels, Ont. Phone 11