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USSELS
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$2.00 per year . $2.50 U. S. A.
PROMOTION RESYIVir..0.
Of Brussels Pubilo 10u1 :ANik
June, 1952 showing siteindletel a
Sept, 1952
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
Brussels Branch No. 218 Canadian Legion.
at Victoria Park, Brussels on'
FRIDAY, JULY 18th
Afternoon andEvening Entertainment
Softball Games Children's Races'
Binge and other games,
Dance in Brussels:Town, Hall
MONSTER FIRE WORKS DISPLAY •
Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band In Attendance
0. S. Elliott, President.
2 Only — Brand New 1951 Beatty Stoves
Reg. $329. — On Sale This Week Only
$250.00
Also 1 Sparton DeLuxe
Refrigerator at $75.00 below
list price.
Baler Twine on hand at all, times.
GEO. PEARSON
Hardware Ethel, Ont.
$1,000 BINGO
Sponsored by Clinton Lions Clob in Aid of Artlfical Ice
• At Clinton Lions Arena on
THUR., JULY 3rd
4 - SPECIAL GAMES . 4 •$300 $200 $100 $100
16 REGULAR GAMES OF $20 EACH
These Bingos Run Every Other Thursday —All Prizes Must Go
ADMISSION r $1 for 15 regular games; 250 for extra cards
25c for each special '
Doors open at 8.00 o'clock Games start at 9 p. m, sharp (DST)
— REFRESHMENT BOOTH —
1
Melville Church
Mlelatsr, row. W.H.P. Puttee
11 a m. Divine Worship
19 a. m. Sunday Bohool and
Sunday Bohool
United Church
OF. CANADA
Mtnletsr Rev. Andrew. Lon
Morning Worship — 11 o'clock
Merck School — 12 o'clock
Come and Worehlp.
saimisieless
Church of England
-Parish of Brussels
Rev A. N. Ellis, Rector
4thSunday Atter Trinity
July 6011, 1952
Se. Jute's Chorea, Brussels-
it -am, .Morning Prayer
Sealy 114110111
rt Davld'a Church. Haafiyu
8.80 p.tn. Evening .'Mayor
Y6 Geords?s Churen, Walton
9.80 a na. Morning Prayer
JACKPOT BINGO
Wingnam Arena on
FRI DAY, JULY 4th, 9 P. M. ��
15 Regular Games — $10.00 each Illeg • SJ ; .V - 511
3 Specials — $50.00 each CAPITOL LISTOWEL
BRUSSELS LIONS CARNIVAL.
HUGE SUCCESS
Tteo hall "games, the Brussels Gres
vs,, Arwood and the Breaael5 Sine
Belles ea, gtnetterd Krdelsler5 were
feature +attractions of the Lions
•Sunwner Carnival held here Friday
and Swflurc4ay of last week,
The Wetting some Friday night
Was a 11•4 vdetory for the Braasele
Greys. Saturday night Stratford
Kroelblers soored a 4-1 win over the
Brussels Blue Belles,
A good enowd gathered at the
park Friday night and a large crowd
attended Saturday mNght•making Use
carnival an outs5tandimg success,
The Lions Boys and Girls Band was
M attendance,
0dtildren'•s rides provided the
young fry with amusement and
Bingo afid other games attracted
yomlg and old alike, Dancing took
place do the music of the Smith and
Wilber orchestras.
The draw for the ohevrolet oar
vea Bron by Mrs: Russell Bradshaw
of R. R. 2 Bluevale, and the refriger-
ator by Mrs. Harold Cardiff.
The two happy youngsters who
reoeived free biycles in the free`
-drew for rbilidren were Don. Fischer.
son. of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Fischer,
Brnesels and Judy Lunn of Winaiham.
Selwyn Baker. Lion president,
thanked the people ter their patron-
age.
The committee in charge of this
year's carnival are to he eongratulat.
cel on tie (Success.
Full particulars will appear next
week when all accounts have been
received.
Notice ....
Any person having accounts for
supplies purchased by Lions for the
Carnival are asked to present bills
at the Canadian Bank of Commerce
office se soon as possible.
ATTENTION FARMERS e
Have your binder canvas repaired
now, and avoid dissapointnis t
later on when the rush starts at bar.
vest time. I have extra help and
would appreciate it if you would
bring ydut• binder canvas In right
away. .T. C. Pegelow, Harness and
Sbos Repair Shop, Brussels.
BAND CONCERT
Presented by Brussels Lions Club
Boys and Girls Band on
SUNDAY, JULY 6th, at 8 P. M.
At Victoria Park, Brussels.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the contract of Clean-
ing end repairing the open Portioe
of the Peacock Drain in Morris
T.ownship will 'l a received by the
undersigned tip until 8,30 p, m.,
July 7, 1952.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
Jackpot Game — $500,00
(The Jackpot will go at this Bingo) THEATRE
There will be a second Jackpot the
same .,night .,amounting•, to $1 for
every person In attendance over 800.
Admission $1 Special Cards 26o
Sponsored by Wingham Lona Club
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont
NOW PLAYING—
July 3 • 4 • 5
"THE LAVENDER HILL MOB"
Alec Guinness Stanley Holloway
A delightful British comedy which
le one big chuckle from beginning
to end. This Is a satire on gangstere.
July 7 • 8 - 9 Technicolor,
"GOLDEN GIRL"
Mitiel Gaynor Dale Robertson
The greatest actress of her time.
The immortal Lotta Grabtree. The
vivid life story of a woman who
fought for fame and love.
July 10 • 11 • 12 Technicolor
"CATTLE DRIVE"
Joel McCrea Dean Stockwell
The story „of the great Sante Fe
Stampede when a man's daring and
a boy's courage finish the drive
they said could never be made, There
Is plenty of action supense and
Flammine Technicolor,
COMIN0—r�'--
1 ',MRS. 0' MALLEV AND
MR. MALONE,'
2 shows nightly 7.30 and 8.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 P. M.
Friday, Saturday, July 4 - 5
"DALLAS"
starring Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman
The story of a man with a chip on
his shoulder and a girl on his mind.
r
Monday, Tuesday July 7 - tt
Winner o 53 Academy Awards
Vivien Leigh and Marion Brando In
the picture everyone Is talking about
"A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE?'
Adult Entertainment.
It will hold you spellbound.
TUESDAY FOTO-NITS
tat OFFER $200.00
2nd OFFER $1.90.00
Monday Attendance Card Night
Wednesday, Thursday July 9 • 10
An outstanding double bill
"AIR CADET"
The story of the Jet Flyers ripping
the skies like thunderbolts,
Added feature —
"KATIE DID IT"
starring Ann Blyth, Mark Stevens
Note : Alr Cadet showing at 7 Ind
9.45, Katie did It at 8.80 p. m.
Fridfy, Saturday July 11 • 12
Gregory Peck, Barbara Payton In
"ONLY THE VALIANT"
Derelicts turned heroes ted out of a
desert canyon of death by the man
they had sworn to kill. (A great
picture.
THEORETICAL, MUSIC
EXAMINATIONS
Doris. . eoltneiton and Margaret
Peelle, Meet of Mss L, D, Tbompeon
hove meoteied the results of their
Theory examinations. Dory in Grade.
II Wes Iwwarded 86 per cent and
Mepgawet PeTrie hi Grade 194%, both
Fust Olaes Honore, Rev, Andrew
Lane was 'the presiding examiner.
WINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT.EXAMS. . RESULTS
Grade IX Brussels — Jane Report
First Class Hon. (75% or over)
-
Dttujglas 'Leach; ,Sheila Porter;
Sheila Arldemon, Mary Willis (equal)
Lois Bone.
Seoond'Class Hon. (66 to 74%)
Sheila. Black, Mary Agnes Higgins
(equal), Joan Meehan.
Third Class Hon. (60 to 65%)
Donna MoArter, Freda Sawyer,
(equal); Lorraine .Smith,
Pass
Robert Kennedy, ,john Greeter,
LOCAL ANGLER GETS
SALMON TIl'OUT
Ons of our local enthusiastic anglers,
Aildber Grasser, cane borne tram a
fishing expedition last week with a
fine Catch •05 eight and nine patund
sairtnon trout. He reports a daily
catvli of the limit of five of 'these
tasty beauties,
YOUNG MUSICIANS WIN
HONORS AT WATERLOO
• The Brussels Lions Club Boys and
Girib Band were silver medal wine
ners at the Waterloo Band Festival
'stet Sahtrclay. They took second
place in their class. Aoton Band
won first place. These players were
an older, more experienced, group.
The adjludicator had words of praise
for the Brussels band declaring that
they showed great promise.
Three young players also received
hontrure in individual .classes. Doris
Johnston and Herbert Kirkby, alto
horns, won :the silver and bronze
medals. respectively in a class
of six contestants. Doris was
second with el marks and Herb.
tied for third with 92 marks. Robert
Kennedy, clarinet, was winner of the
bronee medal with 69 marks in a
class of thirteen ,onteetants.
Congratulations to the band and
bandmaster A. C. Robinson for their
hard work and to Doris, Herb. and
Robert. They all het.erve praise for
their fine work.
DECORATION SERVICE ON
SUNDAY. JULY 6th
The Western Star I. 0. 0. F. No.
149 and the Brussels Branch of the
Canadian Legion annual Decoration
Service will take place at Brussels
cemetery on Sunday. July 6th, at
2.30 p, m. Members of the Legion,
T. 0. 0. F.. and Rebekah Lodge, and
the Ladies Auxiliary to meet at 6th
Concession, Morris Township corner
at 2 p. m. Brussels Band will be in
attendance.
NOTICE
The Citizensmlp and Educational
Committee of the Majestic Women's
Instigate are sponsoring an Cratere
cal Contest at Brussels Fall Pair
open to all Grades 7 and S. The sub•
jects are,
1. Conservation in Ontario.
2, The Advantages of Rural Life.
3. Oppontunities in Canada.
Cash Prizes offered.
CARD OF THANKS
T wish t0 extend my thanks to those
who remember me with lettere,
cards and flowers during my rooeh
illness.
Chrietena Dickson,
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanita is gisen to
all those who expressed their sym-
pathy in so many kindly ways at the
time of our sudden bereavement„ It
was deeply appreciated and will be
remembered.
Mrs. E. Thompson and
Family.
KEEP THIS DATE OPEN
FRIDAY, ,JULY 116
SF('PTH
$1525.00 CASH PRIZESs�,,
Ne Foelln' 1 It's Got to Ge.
FRIDAY, JULY ilth a'z'•
including $1000 Jackpot
NEW RECTOR ARRIVES FROM
ENGLAND TO TAKE OVER
BRUSSELS PARISH '
JUNIOR GIRLS'
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Judy 2 — 0141ford tat BeWuare'
Rev. A. Nor'ma'n Ellis of Water- 2 --- Btl1th at Wing)naan
leo, Livening, England; arrived in 3 — Bs^usse@a555'1 Kinaaa'idline
Brussels on Wednesday, Junle-25'bh,
to aeawme his duties as reciter of the
Bt4usaels 'paa•idh of the Church of
Englaaul.
Mr. Ellis, acoorapanied by his
wire end' three small sons, Jain 7;
Graeme 4, and Keith lure, landed,
from the ]dntPress of France, et
Montreal on Tueeday, Tune 24th,
and travelled by nail to Brussels,
encountering some of the hotest
weather Weetet-n,0ntarfo has ,had.
Educated at Queen's College, Cam•
bridge, and Ridley Hall, leer. Ellis
was ordained in 1935. He was curate
at HSarrington. Lancashire, and
Bootle, Liverpool, before going to
Watettloo in 1939. His -church, a
beautiful sandstone edifice, stand-
ing atop a )sigh hill, is the first land -
m -ark sailors .see when approaching
Tdrenpoo'l tharbour,
A desire too see more of bbe world GARDEN CLUB
anti a bleier that this country offers The second meeting of the "Beus-
eels Busy Biddies" was held at the
Library, .on June 2lst,
The meeting opened by singing
the Institute Ode. The secretary's
report was then read by Marion
Hemingway, The roll call tor the
first year girls was, "How My Gar'
den Grows." Then the girls dis-
cusses how 5bo control insects.
Thelma Maier the leader then gave
a salad demonstration. Joan Wilson,
Helen. Wilson and Margaret Perris
then served the girls with delicious
Candy.
4 — Belmore at 134,615
6 --- W'ingbam ab Clifford
8 — Winlgham at Reimers
8.— Blyth at Clitterd
10 — Kincardine at Belmore
1ti — Cliftord aA, Winggham
11 — Blyth at Brussels
1,4 — Brussels at Blyth
15. — Bdlnuore at Wingham
16 — Wieseham art B1Y1th
18 — Kincardine at Brussels
21 — Blyth at B naardine
22 — Brussels at Belmore
22 — Kixlc:arddsie at Clifford
24 — Brussels at Clifford
25 — leincardine at Biytlh
25 — Wingrha,m at Bruesels
28 — Rincardine at Wingham
29 — Belmore ah Brussels
33 — Brusseie at Winger=
wider opportunities for the nhildren
influenced their decision to come
to Canada. Mn Ellis finds Brus-
sel* a lovely spot blut prefers to re-
serve his opinion of Canada until he
has a sperienced one of our winters.
Youth activities ars among his
interests. In. England he was prom-
ineut in Scout work. Prior to his
departure he was presented with
the Scouts Medal of Merit. Mrs,
Ellis is also interested in the work,
being a former Guide captain. Beebe
and ceeleket were two sports In which
Mr. Ellis par1i0[014(46.
Mlle Brussels Post joins with the
rest of the community in welcoming Robinson • Lake
them t0 our village and we express Trinity 'United Church. Peter -
the hope that they may find happi- borough was the scene of a quiet
❑PFS in Canada. hat pretty wedding on Saturday,
June el, at three o'clock, when Daisy
Evelyn, daugrbter of Mrs. Chas. E.
Lake end the late Mr. Lake of Brus-
sels, became the bride of Earl Whit-
field Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Robinson of Peterborough.
MUSIC EXAMINATION CENTRE
On Wednesday file annual music
examinations, for the Western
Ontario Conservatory of miotic, Lon-
don were bead at the. home of Mt Rev. Dr. D. Brace Gordon officiated. j
and \ft_s. Louis D. Thompson.
The church was decorated with i
ferns, pink and white peonies, and
organe blossoms. Miss Anne Ntokle
of Madoe sang. "The Lord's Prayer"
before the zeremony `and "Because"
during rite singning of the register ,
accompanied at the organ by Mr.
Donald Kennedy
LOST — Th.' bride, elven in marriage by her 1
brother. Mr. John Lake. was lovely de Boer, Jane
Silver monthpieee rap fur sato- in a strset•length dress of blush i Grade VI
phone at Victoria Park last Friday,i pink nylon marquisette over taffeta, I Bridge, Allan
between park and American Hotel. ; with matching cup and mittens. She ; 7meson, Dwain
Finder please leave at Brussels Pos4, tarried a nosegay of white roses and Imeson. Linda
(Reward). sweet peas. Hosting, David
Mr. Raymond Robinson was 1 Lawry Bili
MELVILLE CHURCH ( gmmnaman for his brother. I Myers, Irene
The bridesmaid, Miss Lillian Lake Ruddick. Patricia
of Guelph, sister of the bridal, were I Stephenson, Bill
apple green nylon marquisette over i Stiles, Rabera
Wood, Blayne
Kitchen, Harvey
de Boer, Klass
Grade VII
A reception was held in the Beggs, ,lack
church parlors where the bride's 1 Beggs, Ruth Anne
mother received, wearing a dress I Bridge, Ben
of navvy sheer with white valva -ray t DwvtS0SI Arnold
floral pattern with navy accessories Davison, Murray
and wore a corsage of white sweet Exel, Everdiva
peas. She was assisted by , the I, Jewell, Ma.rybeth
groom's mother, Mrs. Robinson, Kennedy, David
wearing a grey printed nylon Sheer " Lane Ronald
dress with grey acueseories, She ],each, Catherine
wore a corsage of mattme sweet pelts.. Lowry. Carnia
Tater the happy couple left mid a MrQtuarrie, Rill
Miller, Sandra
Myers, Francis
Stiles. Ted
Dr. Harrey Robb. principal of the I
Conservatory, was the presiding I
examiner.
19 candidates presented them-
selves for examinations in piano,
singing and theory.
Results will be announced later.
Grade 1
do Boer, I<laska
Grade 1t
.1lr.rkt, Ilavld
Beggs, James
Outwits, John
Da'vidsaiy, Joyce ..q
fixed, Anne
Garai*, ,Tarns
Kneeler, J. David
Myers, Mae
McBride, Debby
Warwick, Mamgameb
Wesenberg, Mehl
Grade 111
Bronson, 'Rat mond"
Bryaars, Carol
Chisholm, Patsy
Currie,. Barry
Davison, Wayne
731ggins; Bobby
Jenner, Elsner
Kirby, Pawl
Lowry, Sandra
Martin, Cwemdoiysue
Martin Susan
WeWhirter, Terry
Wilson. Garry
Davidson, Brent
Grade IV
Bums; Patsy
7)5vtcltson, Jack
Fulton, Ann
Ceerniaa, Murray
Logan, Jimmy
MnTeggart, .Kathsign
Stiles, Alen
Todd, Roger
Waxman, Tedd
Weeembrrg, Joe
W[neberg. Rochelle
de Boar, Jacob
Reel, Ada
Grade V
Bridge, Harold
Chisholm, Evelyn
Coleman, Karen
Cousins, John
Davidson, Joan
tee], Eric
Johnston, Wayne
llie$ride, Jaok
McCutcheon. Melvin
McNeil, James
Porter, Pamela
Rutledge, Brian
Stephenson, Elizabeth
Steuheneon. Fred
Warwick, June
Wesenberg, Larry
The quarterly Communion Service
at Presbyterian Church,
U. as conducted by the minister Rev
He H. T. Fulton in a very impressive
manner. Melville male chorus sang
the gospel song, "I want my life to
tell for Jesus." Graeme MacDonald
sang Dvorak's, "Going Home." in
memory of Elwin Thompson, Mr.
Thompson was a ta•Itbtul member of
Melville Choir. Miss Muriel Mac-
Donald
ao-Donald and Graeme were admitted to
full membership In the church.
Elwin. Victor Thompson
Penple of this community were
shocked to learn of the sudden d.Path
of Elwin Victor Thompson, a real•
taffeta styled similar to that of the
bride, with matching headdress and
mittens. She carried a nosegay 01
pink roses and sweetpeas.
dent of Brussels who died in Little shower of confetti for a motor trip
Current, where be had been working. through scnuth-westenn Ontario. For
For a time he emerged a butoher travelling, the bride donned a'
shop here in partnership with Ms natural linen suit with obs linen Todd. T,indat
hie sou -in-law Wm. Coleman later hat with matching accessories. She' li•ilsnn, Frank
be was n real-estate 9161 salesman, He . wore a corsage of red rosee, Grade Vlll
was in 5year. ± 'Upon their return they will reEager. Jim
1.
HP was born on eonoesston eight, ' side in T,ekafield. Hi,egln,s. :leek
Croy Township, the eon of William 5
Tb:nmpsnn and Hembree Gill W M. S. MEETING
Tbompsnn and lived for many retellMAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
in that distrlrtt. His wife, the for-
mer Rivet Tientsin,. survives; also The summer meeting of the Mait- j
s son Kenneth. of Perth ;:and a land Pre�sb;nteria-1 W. M. S. 194$ held 1
t1 ee:bter, Mrs. William (Sbirl.ey) Friday afternoon, jute 20, at Lang-
t Niemen, eflohipeten Menton. He side Presbyterian Church, with a
wase member of 'llsh'tlle Pre•aby good attendance. Tien interest
i torten Church helm wee shown in the dioussioms of the
The funeral we s oro' lctntnd from atternoon' which were led by the
the P. A. Rine htnertl home ninny President. Mrs. A. McAuley of ,�
at ?n'rle+rk wish Rev. 'Wm. Pi:lion Ripley. Tile devottona1 part was ; .' – ... __. 1
p..,
()frit -Teems' Interment in Thmeaals taken by Mrs. P. Hodgins and Maser. ; BORN
Lagan, Douglas
Mcrutcheon, Maf8328t
Metuchen Slott,
Ms+Nair, Tttestne
McNeil, Shirley
McTaggart, Dale
esephenson, Tt:,sar.
Thornton, Margaret
Warman, Marlene
Wilson, Helen
Felten, Men
remotrry Murkier of Kinlot mil and prayer by ' Beam --- To Mr, said VIM Wee'
T),allbearcrs were W. 1). Wells.
Wee Spier. R. A. Bennett, C. 3,
Peeelnw. Ales Coleman, Goldie
T'heteptint.
Mrs. Whinney. Tire ladies of LedgeBlamk (nor Tielen Caen'), Rile e'g,
Ride
•5eilved a. datnity luncth at +lbs fy tint., on Time 14th, a daughter, M't*Btt
close of the reeettleg i retbeeinte