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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-7-9, Page 1SELS T' It Publishing House thorized second dase 00414 Post 11WCO Deparielent, Ottawas Wednesday, July 9th, 1952 $2.QO per year BAND, TATTOO Sponsored by the Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band' Under the direction of A. C. Robinson, London. AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ON Wednesday, July 23rd, it Parade of Bands at 7.30 P. M. Program at Park begins at 8.15 Sharp PARTICIPATING BANDS St. Andrew's Highlanders Junior Pipe Band, Mount Forest 21st Anti Tank Regimental Band, Wingham Mitchell Citizens Band 27 C. O. D. Drum and Trumpet Band, London Landon Girls and Boys Band Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band Majorettes from Zurich Lions Club Dance at Crystal Palace Ballroom at 10 o'clock George Smith and his six piece Orchestra Modern and Old Time Dancing Refreshment Booth Admission to Dance 50 cts. Everybody Cordially Invited. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. $1,000 RING Sponsored by Clinton Llons Club. in AId of Artificai lee At Clinton Lions -Arena on TUES., JULY l5th 4 •SPECIAL GAMES . 4 $300 $200 $100 $100 16 REGULAR GAMES OF 520 EACH These Binges Run Every Other Thursday - All Prizes Must Go ADMISSION : $1 for 15 regular games; 25c for extra cards 25e for each specfal Doors open at 8.00 o'clock Games start at 9 p. m. sharp (DST) - REFRESHMENT BOOTH - PEOPLE WE KNOW Kinlough and Jack Grower were holidaying with Mr. and Wre. A. Schinbein. ListoweL Mr. Henry Siemon of Sibley, Iowa, was here to attend the funeral of Ibis brother Will, of Grey township. He is a foriner resident of Gran - brook, ~having lett there forty two years ago.'It is sixteen yearn since Mr. Slemon last visited here. Miss Margaret McClelland of North Tonawanda is visiting with her amain Miss N. Jardine, Mrs. J. , Hickey and Mrs. Hurd were week , end mete. PIIMICAlentrilltWak Thaw nigh to God and He will draw nigh. teayeu, . Jae¢ 4,8: • Melville Church Mhibbsr. Mur. W.M.'. AMU* United Seovdcea during 11117to ,the United Oharacondutot- ed by 'Rev. Fulton. United Church O� CANADA Waists! Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship - 11 o'clock Come and Worship. mare.. .-�x� --- Church of England Parish of Brussels Rev. A. N. Ellis, Roctor ANIVERSARY SUNDAY, JULY 18fl a It. Jahn's Chorea, Aale - 11 a.m. Morning Prayer Sunelny School 7.80 Evening Prayer St. David's Church. Msnfrea 2.30 p.m. Evening Mem'it. George's Church, Wanes 9.30 a,m. Hely Oomnluneon BAND' CONCERT GIVEN 1 MEMORIAL SERVICE The annuual memorial service of the Elma Centre Cemetery will be held in the cemetery Sunday even- ing, Surly 13th, , t eight o'clock. Guest: speaker will be Ren*. J. R. Boggs of Mblesworte. The Listowel Salvat- ion Army Band wilt be in attend- ance. CARD OF THANKS thank ank neighbours, friends and relatives and wpeciai •thanks, to Dr. Myers and the Post Office staff, for kindsesses shown during my recent illness. They will not soon be for gotten. Hari M. Somers. CARD OF THANKS I wish to eha:nk my neighboure and friends for cards, flowers and treats, I received while in SeatorR,h and London hogpitals, ,also since T Damthank Dame home, A .special yon 1 Bo the men wtho gave blood also to THEATRE' AT' VICTORIA PARK An esioelient prognaan, was played an Victoria Park en Sunday night by tdie Lione Boys and Girls Band under 'the direction at bandina8ter A, 0. l3:obinson, This was elle feet open air con- cert presented .bare this. season and the large audience .that /gathered. flojumd en astonishing impeovoment in the numbers played and in the Quality of the playing. BROADCAST THIS WEEK TO HONOR BRUSSELS MAN Mr. Wm. Henry Combs of Brea - eels, who is in his. 97ith year, will be honored, on a broadcast over Station. C. F. 12. 13, Toronto, on Friday of this week, July 11th, at 6.15 p. m. The broadea-rt, .sponsored by Cit- ies Service Oil Co. Ltd., is en. titled "Ontario Patriaehs and Papers'". It is a series of broad- cadte with this week's program giv- ing a. skttch of the history of the Brussels Post and a biography of Mr, Iambs, Who is believed to be the oldest eatablisbed resident 'Ov- ine within the corporation. Mr. Comte will later be presented with n charcoal portrait of himself with the rompliments of Cities Servtee, The hroaeceet will he repeated Inter over C. A. N. Y. $500 GIFT RECEIVED BY SUNDAY SCHOOL At Melville Presbyterian Church, the Rev. W. H. T. Fulton. announced tee receipt of a gift of $500 to the Sunday Sohool from James Me- Fadzean, ' presented in memory of his wife, Mrs. Mclnadzean. It is to be tired for prlees for yonng Sunday school stridents who com- mit to memory certain passages of Soriethere and hymns. ROYAL CONSERVATORY MUSIC RESULTS In the list of elnccesatul candidates in the recent music examinations I held in Stretford, is included the name of Isobel Dennis of Grey Twp., who obtained her Grade Three Har- mone with first class honors with 88 marks. ATTENTION FARMERS Hare your binder canvas repaired now, and avoid dlssepointmeiit later on when the rush starts at har- vest time. I have extra help and would appreciate it 11 you would bring yew binder canvas in right away. J. C. Pege1ow, Harness and Sbbo�osse R��epaairShop,, Brussels. CAPITOL Mr: B. A1111ot . Who werst. for blood. Your kindness wilt never be for. gotten: Mrs. Cochrane. 2da.'and WiTT Wane REGENT THEATRE - Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING - July 10 - 11 • 12 . Technicolor "CATTLE DRIVE" Joel McCrea Dean Stsbkwell The story ,.of the great Sante Fe Stampede when a man's daring and a boyta courage finish. ' the drive they said could never be made. There is plenty of action, supenee and Flemming Technicolor. July 14 - 15 - 16 ',MRS. 0' MALLEY AND MR. MALONE" Marjorie Main James Whitmore Mrs. O'Malley chases Wr. Malone from Chicago to New York but she gets her man. It's a merry murder tnlx-up en an east bound train. July 17-18-19 "SMOKY" Fred MacMurray Anne Baxter The story of the beautiful horse Smoky. An M.G.M. Academy A- wards winners which everyone will enjoy. COMING 01 "BOY'8 RANCH" ounr)rw f, LISTOWEL ANNUAL DECORRA' ION, SERVICE HELD AT BRUSSELS CEMETERY Western Star 9. 0. 0. F.; Morning • Star Rebedsa es; Branch 2.18 of the Oauadian Legion, the Ladies Auxil- Maly and visitingbrotlhore and els- ters held ,their 'annual Decoration Melnoreal servioe at Brussels eeriem etery last Sund,' atteoon, Odld?eltows •and Legionaires par. aded"to the service led by the Bees - sols Lions Olub Boys and Girls Band under the `barton of A. C. Robinson. The Legion oolour bearers were Com. D. Hadtings and 17, Young, The I, 0. O. F. service was in charge of H. Fischer with D. Hem- ingway taking the chaplain's prayers and R. A. Banat reading .the names I, of the deceasee brothersWhose were decorated. Miss Jensle Little and Miss'Ella Kerr conducted i the Rebekah memorial service. The addrees for the Western Star Lodge , wh,s ably given by W. 0. Hamilton of the Listowel T. 0. O. F. The Legion service was under the direction of Com. 0. Mellott with the names of dereasedd oomradee read by Com. K. Coleman. The meeker was the Rev. H. M. Hynd-'1 ma,n of letlhel and Crenbrook Pres- hyiterlsn Churches este based his address on the words "What Mean Ye By Thio Service?" T-T»+nips sane. la+d Iry the hand. were "Rook flier Ages", "0 God Our Help in Ages Past" and "Abide With Me." "Reveille" and the "Last Post" were sounded by hantlmes4er Rob- inson. The attendanee se rims service was not es large se ensile~, no doubt rine to the hest. wttirh was: in, tense (melte.' to nese one young tgdv in the hand In'faint durtne the later part of tee service and others were on the verge et 1t. I GAR .CRASH ;FATAL TO •and; 9.80 p. m 1 2 shows nightly 7.30 Matinee Saturday 2 P. M. Friday, Saturday July 11 - 1It A desert storm of Apache"spears aimed at his heart, the guns of his own men pointed at his back "ONLY THE VALIANT" starring Gregory Peck and Salaam Payton. .... Come one - Come all - No ens ever put on a show like "GOLDEN GIRL" with Mitzi Gayer, Dale Robertson, Deonla If your heart were twice as big you couldn't love It more. TUESDAY FOTO-NTTE 1st OFFER $200.00 2nd OFFER $200.00 Monday Attendance Card Night. Wednesday, Thursday July 16 - 17 ` Jose' Ferrer In the year's greatest performance I "CYRANO de Bererac" He was the three musketeers in one -and one lover in a million: LIBRARY NOTES - 1 Brussels Library will be closed from July 16 to July 30 while the Librarian is on vacation. COMPLETES STEWARDESS TRAINING COURSE Miss Leona Wasson, R. N.. daugh- later of Mr. and Mrs. Barl Watson has completed her training course with T. C. A. air stewardess school in Montreal. She received a stand- ing of 95%r and snood second in her class. In her position she remains in Montreal, and her flight is from Montreal to St. John's Newfoundland. One complete flight is made each week, with 2 stops enroute, at Monc- ton, onz ton, N. B., mad Sydney, le, 9, The plan is a four engine North Star Aircraft and there are 2 stewardes- ses aboard. In her first flight they m lett Montreal at 12.30 a, , and when flying east et 2000 ft. the sun- rise met them at 3 a. m. They also flew above clouds a new experlence , for, Mies Watson. In Newfoundland they lied a 3 hour stopover. Mise Watson is a graduate of Brussels Cowtineattion School, Friday Saturday July 18 - 19 It's Arlan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott In the high Adventure mighty ad- venture inlghtly technloolor action picture "RFD MOUNTAIN" The unforgettable courapo that tamed the unconquered frontier. e CALF AND SWINE CLUBS HOLDS JOINT MEETING A joint meeting of the Brussels and Seatorbh Galt and Swine Clubs, Blyth sand Relgrave Calf Clubs and Nettle Tllnmon Swine Club was held on Tame 241th art 8.80 p. m. at the farm of Wm. Turnbull, R. R. 2 Brussels. The members were divided in16 groups to Sedge elesses of cattle and swine. In addition Mr, Don. MacKinnon of Whyte Packing Plant, Stretford, discusee! with the mem- bers topics Mitch as "Advanced Reg- Istry in Swine'' and "Carcass Grad- ing." Mr. MacKinnon's discission was the most important item of the eight. The meeting seas then adjourned by Jack Knight. Rrewhmtnut were then enjoyed by all present. at this meeting. MORRIS TOWNSHIP MAN Richard Giese. 04 year old resident of -Morris Toeenapatp, died as the re- sult OE e. two oar collision Tuesday afternoon et else intersection of the Perth Oounby read and the road be- tween cons, 5 and 6; at Wartburg. The aaleideuat oeoured about 4.20 P. m. on Tuesday, The Strateord Amaunlance Service was notified and Mr. Gray was hurdled to Stratford Genenal Hospital In less than 20 minuntes later. He was pronounced dead on arrival. 011ie ear, in which Mr. Gray was the only passenger, was driven by Vernon W. Donantore, 26, of Bras- sele. They were travelling west, on their way to Brussels where the car collided with a north bound` car deliver. by Kennelte Montgomery, 26 year old meat company salesman, of R. R. 1 Stratford, Who was on his wrap to Rostock. Botha Mr. Densmore and Mr. Montgomery slulfered shock, but were othenwLae nutitniured and neith- er was to taken to rhospittal. Tee funeral service will he con duetted from the D. A. Rana Funeral Home on Friday at 2 P. m, inter- ment nter ment in Brussels Cemetery. GET YOUR BICYCLE DECORATED ! Hear is a chance to earn some money for yourselves and have fan doing it. Every boy and a girl with a bicycle has a chance. Plan now to decorate your bicyle and win one of the generous prizes offered at the Legion Sports Day. July 18th. Boys under 12 years lot $2.50; 2nd $1,50; 3rd $1.00 Girls ender 12 pears Sgt $2.50; 2nd $1.50; Ord $1.00n Bounder 15, years let $2.50; .end $1.50; 2rd $1.05 Girls under 15 years 1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50; 3rd 61.00 COUPLE HONORED ON 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Thomas re- turnee recently from a _.ost en- joyable trip to Victoria B. C. They travelled out ...through the Canadian west spending a little time at Banff and ,Lake Louise and coning home by way of Ti. S. A. They also spent some time at. Yellowstone National Perk in Montane and Wyoming. The' trip was. to celebrate the()e- vasion of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary and on their return were made recipients of several lovely gifts among whish was a beautiful tray fittingly engraved from employees of Mr. Thomas and a chest of silverware from their family. Mr. and Mrs. Haney Dennis ac- companied them on tbeir trip. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. tiled Mrs Ran Anderson, wish to announce -the engagement of their daughter Mlcriel Elizabeth .bo Cpl. &Intend Hartlin, son o1 Mr. and Mrs. ' • Oiveri `Herein, Nova" Scotia The malrriage' well take place Sainirdaa, August. 2, at 2.30 p. m., Knox 'United .(Thumb, Belgrave. NOTICE The C14izensbip and FSducetional Committee of the Majestic Womenrs 1 Tnetifnte are sponsoring an Oretort. cal ('contest at Brussels Fall Fair open to all Grades 7 and R. The mete Sects are : 1. Conservndton in Ontario, 2. The Advantages of R.urdl Tete. R, Op Kettenitles in Canada. Cash Prises offered. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John. A Work wish announce the engagement of ehelr only daughter June Eltzabeet5i to Mr. George Alfred Beaker, London, elder son of Mrs. Allred C. Beaker, Brpis- sels, mod the late Mr, Baker. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 2nd at 1.30 in Melville Presbyterian Cheroh, Brussels. LLASHIAR DRIVE " IN THEA LISTOWEL Two Shows Nightly -Rain or Shine Thursday, Friday July 1Q 1r "FLYING LEATHERNECKS" - with John Wayne Saturday, Monday July' 12 • 14 THE SADDLE" starring Randolph Scott, Joan Leeils Wednesday July 16 - t8 "THE MOB" with Broderick Crawford Friday July 17', Iliir "NEVER A DULL MOMENT" starring Irene Dunn, Fred M4cM IMOW Thursday, ANNUAL SPORTS DAY Brussels Branch No. 218 Canadian Legion at Victoria Park, Brussels on FRIDAY, JULY 18th Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band In Attendance' GIANT PARADE Don't Miss It I Leaving Fair Grounds at 2 p. ill. Floats - Cars - Clowns Best Decordted Bicycles - Prizes at Fair Greunds Children's Races Booth on the Grounds Catching Greasy Plg (14 and under) Prize Winner Keeps Pte Climbing Greasy Pole (Open) $5 Bill on top of pore 500 FREE TICKETS for CHILDREN'S CAR DRAW AT 11,15 Tickets for children 10 and under. Must be on ground and have ticket Softball Game 7.30 Clifford Swing Skirts vs, Brussels Blue Belles Bingo - Games of Chance - Fish Pond Dance In Town Hall at 11 -2 -Admission 50c -Smith's Orchestra Lucky Draw for Lazy Boy Chair at 11.15 - Tickets 25c or 5 for ir1.00 MONSTER FIRE WORKS DISPLAY, Admission 50c - Public School Children Admitted Free 1 . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Foster Smith, R. R. , 2 Brussels ennoumce the engage- cs nt of their daughter Mien Violet to Mr. Lester Marshall Green Jr., son of Mrs. Lester Green, 8475 Bel- vedere, Detroit, Mich„ and the late Mr, Green, The wedding will take pio.ce in Knox Tinted Church. Monerieft nn Seturdaiv, July 26thi at 4 p. m. BORN ill DTTRST - in Stratford General Hos- pital on July 8th, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy ~Hirst (nee Ruth Thomas), 207 Front S4., Stratford, a danighter- Colleen Marilyn, BIGGER AND BETTER SEAFORTH BIN G O SEAFORTH DISTRICT COIN/eater/TY ()ENTRE Friday, July 11th DOORS OPEN 8 P. M. PLAY STARTS 9 P. M. S1525.00 Cash Prizes THAT MIJST BB, PAID 011T 15 REGULAR GAMES AT 20.00 1 SPECIAL GAME AT 60.00 1 SPECIAL GAME AT 75.00 1 SPECIAL GAME AT 100.00 $1000.00 JACKPOT TOTAL CASH TO BE PAID 80&00 50.00 .76.00 100.00 $1000.00 OUT ....„.. 1526,00 Note ! New "Bingo Blower" in Operaeiou ALL THE ABOVE PRIZES WILL BE PAID - - - NO RESTRICTIONS - THEY'VE GOT TO GO Seating Accommodation for 2,000.; Admeseeion for 15 Regular Games - $1.00 Extra Cards and :Special Games 25c. Jackpot Cards 25c or 5 for E. See you at the SEAFORTH BINGO - FRIDAY, JULY Hier MAKE THIS A DATE! SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB 17th Annual SUMMER �CARNIYAL Three BIG Nights WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY JUL 16 - 17 - 18 LIOS PARK, SEAFORTH -. WHEELS OF FORTUNE - MIDWAY - ENTERTAINMENT - DANCE -- MONSTER PARADE FIRST NIGHT -- MAJOR PRIZE DRAW -j