HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-6-18, Page 1THE BRUSSELS
GARDEN PARTY
Under auspices of
Brussels 'United Church W. A.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20th
Cold 'Meat Supper served 5.30 to 8 p. m,
WOOD PROGRAMME
Consisting of -
Barber Shop Quartette
Mr. "Stan Sidthorpe, Soloist
Girls Duet. All of Mitchell
Also other talent.
Adults 75c
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Children 40a
GARDEN PARTY.
.24.1 Duffs United Church
Walton on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th
Programme
if0CUJR SONS OF HARMONY - Brantford
Admission 75c and 40c
CAPITOLcruitA y
THEATRE Lia I VV EL
Wednesday, Thursday.— June 25th and 26th
'MHEGIREATEST ATTRACTION THIS THEATRE HAS
EVER PRESENTED
"THE MOST
COLOSSAL. 1:
MOVIE
EVER
MADE!"
- LIFE
M -G -M Proudly Prerenta
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starrin ROBERT TAYLOR
DEBORAH KERR
.LEO GLENN
PETER USTINOV
NOTE --- 2 SHOWS DAILY 2 P. M. - 8.3.0
TIALSItS A THREE HOUR SHOW.
ADM I SSJON
- .MatInee Aduts 75c Tax Included;
Children „500 Tax ,Included
tEvening Aduts $1.00 Plus Tax;
Children 60e Tax ;Included
SEE
The 'burning
of Rome thy
command 1tthe
Emperor..
SEE
The Martyrdom
of Christians
In the gigantic
Arena.
10111r011ailleMEAV011til
Melville Church
ilthileeer. Rev. W.N.P. "gleam
MP a. a. Sunday Scheel ASS
enaley Schad ,,
:11 a. m. Diane Word*
-United Church
OP CANADA
Igheleter Rev. Andrew Lase
Morning Worship — 11 o'doelt
The t aerament of The Lord's
SuPper will be observed.
Church ischoot o'clock.
No lilves.ing Service.
Come and .Worebip.
Church of England
Parish 0 Oreeeele
Rev. J. H. Kerr — Rester.
Trinity Sunday
June 8th, 195$
Se. deka% Chorea, ikvsemele-
11.15 a. m. Manning Prayer
Shaft Meld
St DavIre Chun*. Ilearrer
No Service
OIL Georges CkursI, Walesa
OM a. in. Morning Prayer
SEE
Sacrifice of the
beautiful slave
• girl to a wild
butt
FOR SALE -
Modern Red Thick House on west
side of Victoria Park. New modern
bathrolom, hot end cold water, Town
'water $3500.00.
Hugh Pearson, Brussels Pitons 11
, FARMERS
Loa over y- our fields and it You
! have too many weeds In your ergo'
try power Spraying 0 will pay yon
many report 10 to 15 hint more grain
per acre after spraying. Mose Ser9
Geo.";Vesenburg. for Prices or we
-eupp r 24D for your own sprayer.
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REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING -
June 19 • 20 • 21 Technicolor
"WITH A SONG IN MY HEART"
First Shaw at 7 P, M.
Susan rHayward David Wayne
The stranger -than -fiction story Of
gtortous gallant Jane Froman. Ecery
one will enjoy the all-time top songs
of America.
June 23-24-25
"STA.RLIFT4
The story of "loeration Starlift" that
bIngs cheers to the 'hearts of our
fighting men. A mnsical with stars
galore.
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June 26-27.2f1 T'echnicelor
"My rVIIEND FLICKA"
Roddy MoDowall Proston' Foster
Flicka returns in a It heart.warminct
blame +yhlvh evecYclny will enjoy.
Rr. and his horse stand
together Against the world..
COMING r'
"ACROSS THE WIDE MIS80.L111"
I712 GET CHEST X;RAYS
AT BRUSSELS
PSST
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1952
Seven hundred and twelve Pors0
of ,the community to* atilSanItage
a free client XIV 'mien
Mobile Clinic visited at B1116
on WedneSday Muted
Preparations and •orgatrizat
were arranged by the healtli a
welfare oommibteo of the Beels 1
ons canb, •wiltil Alex Pea
Son in Ethel and Roy B. 00USI
In Brueseis in charge of detai
Mrs. D. jt Darn, Mrs, W. P. Tod
Mrs. L. Porter, Mrs. N, Strobe
son, Mrs. 18 Pearson!, Mrs.
Spenee, Mrs. TT, B, Allen, Mrs.
13. Cousins, Miss Deer Raymon
Mos C. Bryans, Miss ,Toan St
Marie: Miss- ldlary Lou Mc.Farlarle,
assisted On the work of keepin
rectorda. From here the clinic moved
th Rlyth.
NEW SPECIAL CLASS
FOR SFIUSSELS FALL FAIR
The Haat Hunan AgriOulltwai. So
Of WV has decided to put on e ssecia
the 0Onttn0'o41 Feature and decided on
eels Hay or Forage Oren as our 1952 ex
ay, halt consisting of 1 bale of Lit
ion cut hay, 1 hallo of 2nd cut, 1 hua.
nd of field chopped liay, 1 sheaf of 91-
119. silage oorn, Watch for
r- lisl. or ask your secrery for further
ns Inatru('tion.s and prIzea.
Is, The Tractor Olnb committee also
a, has a special an Traetor driving for
i. you tilts year:
W. gibe program is shaping ttp to a
yt, real bong-oLp Fall Flair on Sept. 251,11,
d, at Brussels. See further announce -
e. ments.
I LADIES' AUXILIARY
t BINGO RESULTS
c. Bingo was held in the Bross
I TOW/1 Hall. June 10th, and the pin
were Wan by the following people
$2,00 per year $2.50 U0S0
• BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB.
els SUMMER CARNIVAL,
zes
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ne FRIDAY, JUNE 27th
g MEETING OF D. R. 114, T. A.
I The closing dinner and business
ng the Huron County Branch
of the Ontario Begjetered Music
Tenoliers Association, was held on
Monday even. at •the Bedford ITotel,
Goderlyli. Mr, Harvey Robb, prin.
canal of the Wesitern Ontario Con-
, eermitory of Minstic was the guest
r. end gave an interesting av-
. count o,1 some of his exneriencea as
in organist, teneher, and examiner.
rsonwing Mr. Robins addres,s, a
.r,nand-rtelbla akAamplor wa bed.
shoot the Tr15011S nroblems of the
tousle teav,her.
'fro tenellers IN'Pre Present
01 I nn Blyth
lanroveter 'and "Brussels.
TA.(Al(A(ANA(1
s-,sonn 1952 - 53.
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RECEIVES S50 AW'ARD
'MISs A. ANDERSON, NU
At blue noises' graduation exe
cines of TianfiltimeGertonal Hospital
held Last Wednescia , • Audrey
Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Bari Anderscm, Morris township, was
one of class' of 9.3 gradinating,
Miss Anders'on received. a $50 award
nor •haVing the highest average in
dbl.
er class for theory. Guests im
oiled Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
i and 'Caren: and Mr. ,and Mrs. Teo
• latinkang. Althorn.
CARD Dr THANICS
We with bo extend our thanks and
apprediation nor the acts of kindness,
floral offerings received from neigh -
bons and friends. (also to those who
loaned. the ears during our recent
bereavmnent.
The McFarlan.e Family
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$5:00 DONATIONS
"TO BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB.
Thompson, G. "Brummy" •
Omits, William
Stephenson, G. W.
11,VcArter
Bryan, "Thos.
Oouites, 0. 11 -
Martin, Geo,
EnSk-ine, A. IT.
Eisenbach. Pete
Campbell, Earl
Circle Bar ftilInce (5 tickets')
Grant, Stewart
Cameros), '3". A.
Hastie, Harry 'M.
Pearson, 'Hugh'
Freehre, Miss Indite
T. C.
7..ong. Mrs. Claire
Mernmaid. Geo.
MacDonald, Bruce
' - Harald
Ralmr. 'Pearl
Rohent
...,1111,'''Rrfbarrt
ons. 'Doreen
Vorray
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WilliarnJames McFarlane
"1 There passed away East Waw-
anosh ToNirrtiabill ThUrarlpy, June
1281., 1952, WInlia,m James Mc-
Forlane formerly of Con. 12, Grey
I township. Born in Elmo Townshl
on July 8th, 1900. He was the son
• of the late Mr. anaranrs. A.gtist Me-
/ Parttime. He moved with bis Par-
ents to Grey townoship in 1920.
11rhere he lived until 1928 moving to
the Prairie Provinces where he lived
until 195. Moving to a farm west of t
"ninth where he died. Mr. MrFarlene
is survived on, his wife the former
Rhode "Drown of Sask. One daughter
10. and one son. 6, also three bro-
thers Karl of Toronto; Kenneth
and Stoniest of Grey township. Tn- 1
terment nom in Harvev's C'emetern a
T township on Saturdtry. Sone t
14th, 1952.
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games - Mrs. L. 110c1
rs. 1 Softball — 7.30
11,I Brussels Greys vs, Atwood - The last time these two teams playeeltaar
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man, Harvey Tafel), Mitcheell: 111
P. lawman,: Lon e Ossier, Mitche
neg. 1A7a tsan ; Mrs, F. 'Nichol.
11 Ink I
- MeWhirt
Sr.; Mrs. Middleton „A !wood; (op
1 2 ways, Mts. E. Wilson and Mrs.
Stephenson; r111 Nein/ and S. Fo
Harvey Tuffen, Mitchell; and
' SPieS; I)irs, IV. Marks, Listowe
• and Mrs, )l.rper, Palmerston.)
1 $25,00 Specials - Mrs. Dd. He
7 all tle. Brussels won out in the last Inning, Com & support the
• / MAIN PRIZE Drawn at 11.30
xl I 7 cubic foot PhIlco Refrigerator
I; SATURDAY, JUNE 28th
1 Softball -7.30
1 demon, Mi-, Forrest Whittar
I. Ossler,
Consolation prize - 610.00 split
way, Mrs. W. Marks, Listowel
Mrs, C. Doll.
• Brussels Blue Belles vs. Kroehlers. - Come and see our Brussalls.
glrls play a "big" team who play In Brantford, Woodstock, ?crania,
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Waratah St. Alone Vale
Via manly, N. S.W
Austnalia,
May 5th, 1952.
The EditAan
Brussels Post,
Brussels, Out,
Dear Sir ;
Well is nearly a year since I
was. home to dear old °anode for
a very shoot visit. Brussels and
surrounding district being my main
interest,
Anzvac Day has Just been here, it
is a special time of remeinbrauce;
And so would like you all to know
remembering 7011 all. would
like to say 2 "Thank you" to all
the kind folk who by word and deed
made my short visit saoh a pleasant
one.
To the &vat 02 Jamestown and 1
district that gathered at S. S. No,
4 Grey school house to spend a few
hours together with me I appreciated!
it very much an.d I shall always .
look back on it with pleasant
memories.
Time bas brought many changes '
to Brussels T noted with much in -
mast We receive the Brussels
Post and would not like fo he with
0011 11,.
Our winter is nearly with us now.
Of course it is not like Ontario's
winter, The temperature ge's. down
mtween 45 and 47 degrees where we
re. 3Tho' doesn't sound 'old, hut 1
he wind blowing off the snow Pais I
he sting Into it.
Inn some it would be a real treat
nr anyone from Ontario to spend
'holiday in Australia and we
ould he pleased to welcome scone
ne fern home.
There wooTd be a great many
riteresting Mayes and Decimations
n see.
2 grid Hamilton against the best city teams. Brussels have a Innate
pitcher who has played for Stratford Kroehlers for the past 3 years.
; MAIN PRIZE Drawn at 11.30
1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 -door Sedan
Draw Prizes courtesy of Riverside Motors, D. A. RANN Co. an&
Brussels Hardware
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— Added Attractions for Both Nights —
500 FREE TICKETS
Will be given to children of public school age or younger for at
I draw each night for a Werlich Bicycle. They must be on the grounds
and in possession of their own ticket. Draw to be made at 10.80..
Bingo and Other Games
MIDWAY SHOW AND RIDES FOR CHILDREN
Brussels Lions Boys and Girls BAND will be in attendance
JITNEY DANCING at Park to the music of WIlbee's and
Smith's Orchestra,
Have you Purchased Your Ticket Yet? See any member of the.
Lions Club and get a Ticket In support of their Welfare Work.
Prize Draw Ticket Stubs Will Be Honored For Admission Os
Both Nights - Admission to Ball Games Each Night - 26a
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferd, Smith, Bras-
stnnounce the engagement of 0
their daughter, Adeline, to Mr.
Gerald J. Voisin, Son of Wm. Leo 1
Voisin and the late Mr. Leo Voisin , t
of Si, Clements.
The wedding to take place at St a
Louis Church, Waterloo bn July 19th .
THE UNITED CHURCH
- The Womerna Sous/nary of t
"INSIDE STORY" ontF
JACKSON PRISON 'RIOT
'Read the amazing; inside story ,
4bont how a nrisoner, 10 satisfy bIs
craving for attonntion, instigated the
!prison rebellion at Tgokson, Molt
Read "The Boss of "Block 15" by
Boucle Minority David Dressler
30 (bis SultdaY's (June '22) "Isaac of
The New 0o/or Gravure AmeriCan
Weekly, exclusively with The
Detroit 'Sunday Times.
larevaNefems.-Rigv. (~61
CAPITOL usTowa
THEATRE
2 Shows .fejghtly - 7.30 - 9.30 kt. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 P. M.
Friday, Saturday, June 2.940
"DAM and BATHSHEBA"
Most fordidden of the world's great
love stories
Starring Gregory Peck and
Susan Hayward
Monday, Tuesday June 23 - 24
Enchangting Electricfying. Introduc-
ing the foremost Actress of the Jap.
anese screen Shirley Yamaguchi
and co•starrIng 'Don Taylor.
"JAPANESE WAR BRIDE"
The love story of an Oriental War
Bride and a man of the Western
World.
TUESDAY FOTGSITE
1st OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFED $130.00
Monday Attendance Card MAL
Wednesday, Thursday June 25-28
M. G. &Vs. greatest spectacle such as
has never been beheld on the seeeen
"QUO MAOISM
color by Technicolor stars Robert
Taylor Taylor, Leborah Kerr.
Friday, Saturday June 27 - 28 11,
"RETURN OF THE TEXAN" A
starring Oslo Robertson, Joanne Dru y
Walter Brennan
Into this tend that makes Giants of
men or preaks then came the Texan
Home - to worshlooiho eves that
looked un to him, HntnA to ant, the •
land and loos hp left hahihrl. Horne
to find his place In the sun.
At
he
Canadian Legion were guests of the
'United Chrreh on Sunday morn"
June 15. Speaking on the subjee
"The Lost Radiance of Life," th
minister warned 1112 hearers to
ware if they found themselves losin
their taste for spiritual things an
if tfhey discovered, ntitat for the
there was less and less to ndmir
Tf you are losing nor relish fo
worailiP, Your impulse to alar
'(1,-ingfiarr for reverence. volt ar
losing the vern light of life.
da.P1r. ".Tesos Whispers Pence',
by D. 14. Warren was sons 'ha
Freiman and Isabel Dennis.
'With all ger A Triqb-rs. far 155? to
11 mot friends in Ind n round
Tassels,
Sineerelv.
Nate Foster.
\Tema Vale.
Via annniv, " '1 28
Aostralin
t' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
be Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Milder, R. R. 3
g Brussels, Ont., wish to announce •
d the, engagement of their eldest
rn, daughter Wininitred Doreen. to Mr.
e Ross Henry Schlueter son on Mr,
r and MD.P. Herman Schlueter of Lin.
et, wood, the marriage to take place in
e Jolty.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Miss Evelyn Lake has been spend-
in.g 2 week at home with her mother
Mrs. Ohne Lake.
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Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Clarke, Tor
onto were week -end visitors' with the
loiters father Jas. IT, Fulton, Mill
Street,
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Miss Fatihel Cowan, of Toronto was
a week -end visitor at .the home of
Rey, Andrew and Mrs, Lane.
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Dr. B. 11", !Stephens was appointed
Coroner for Huron Comity. Dr
Stephens, oecelved the- apimintment
nn Tuesday.
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Mr, and Mts. Archly atones and
family also Mrs. M. A. Forsythe
nil George nnokson 518 spending
he week -end in Toronto.
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Week -end gursts at Ms, Chas,
Ake, Mr, and Mrs. (bo -don Robinson
f Peterb000ugh and Mr. Boll Robin -
on of Lakefleld.
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Mrs. 17111e, Willisineon and Mrs
A r..0 A too e.#,,1/1 CP qrere,rltne thp
ee,4 Ame,a1 seasMn, of the Rebekah
asenthlv of Ontario 01 abs :Royal
ark Tilfas4 Ehla week.
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moon. nvor lan wel.ar-a114 11,4111
Mra Arm,afenne 111-
i Mis
wihen Tilsbn and Visa
ATP. and
rg f r. 0114
P '1P AT.a. Pan, 131in1,'ee• iseetta
vilfle.
DIAL 980
CFPL
7 DAYS A WEEK
A ,
11 a. m. Daily
MEMO TO MILADY
with
MARY ASNWELL
Western Ontario's
Number One
Women's Commentator
"The die has
now been cast"
An American manufacturer was planning
to open a plant in Canada. He
considered various locations and found
what seemed a likely site. Ile talked to
a local bank manager, got facts
about the community and its facilities..
Some time later the company wrote
to the banker:
The die has now been cast. It is our
intention to locate in S . . . We feel
that it is well suited to our particular
operation. You have been of great
aid to us. Your accurate and rapid
presentation of facts necessary to reach a
decision was top-notch."
Such letters show how a branch
bank serves not only its own depositors
and other customers but how, by
assisting business development, it benefits
the whole community.
This advertisement, based
or on actual letter, is
presented here by
THE BANKS SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY
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