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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-5-20, Page 1H, BRUSSELS POS Post Publishing House ' "thiwize4 40 50090 Cleat mail, Rost Office DePaptMOM, Ottawa Wednesday, May 20th, 195.3 •wro RESULTS OF BELGRAVE MUSIC FESTIVAL. NOTICE The new PrOvinalal Plumbing Code came into force on MaY 6the 1952. It does not 0.1fleat eimple repairs (leaks, .5taiaPageti, etc.) . it does affeet alterationand new installations in the follow - 1. 'Places on ft municipal or corammnity water supply, 2. Lotalitiee On 1414.11.41 jjhepopulatIon. density is three or more persons per aore (owns, villages, hamlets. leulltem, areas in the country or at the lake). 3. Publiesocess buildings. (schools, anunieipal 'buildings, etc,). Please note that septic tank Installations are still outbject to approval in every locality. For further information consult HURON COUNTY HIDALTEI 1JNPI', CLINTON. 'OPEN NIGHT AT WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Friday evening, May 2end, is Open Night at Lite Wingbana District School. There will he dispplays of pupils' work in all subJects, parti- cularly art, shopwork and sewing and cookery. The Agriculture room 'will have a conservation exhibit, baby chicks and other spring pro- jects. There will also be a short physical education programme and films in the 'Recreation Room. The Board, staff. and students Invite everyone interested to visit our District High School next ' Friday evening. HURON FOOTBALLER'S POST 1953 SCHEDULE May 25 -Winthrop at Listowel. 26-Ho1stein at St. Cohnnban. 27 -Brussels -Walton at Ethel 29 -Ethel at 'Winthrop. June 2 -St, Coluenban et Ethel. 2 -Holstein at Listowel. 4 -Ethel at Holstein. 5 -Listowel at 'Winthrop. 5-Brustsels-Walton at St Col. umbam. S-Lietowel at Brussels. 10 -Listowel at Ethel 11 -St. Oolumban at Holstein. 15 -Holstein at 13ruesels, 15 -Listowel at St. Columban. 13 -Winthrop at ITastein. 18 -Ethel at Si. Columban. 19-Brweels-Walton at Listowel 22 ---St. Colutnhan at Brussels. 24-Wint1rop at Ethel. 25 -Brussels -Walton at Holstein '26 -St. Columban at Winthrop 28 -Ethel at Listowel, 29 -Ethel at Brussels. Yuly 2 -Holstein at lithe]. 3 -St. Coluraban at Listowel 6-Wintbrop at Brussels. 9 -Listowel at Holstein. 10 -Winthrop aA St. Columbian. 54-Ho1sitein at Winthrop. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville Climb Brussels Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 e. m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Preacher, Rev. Fulton. United Church OF CANADA, 1411nleter, Rev. Andrew' Lane Morning Worship -11 o'clock "Harmony with God" Churoh School 12 o'clock. "Give praitie and thanks unto the Lord, For bountiful is He." szaasnaorr se- ..J.I..11=.==. Church of England Parish cf Brussels rum A. Nor,nan Ellie, P.I. A. Whitson Day 24 May St. John's Church, Brussels - 8.30 a, en. Holy Communion 11 a, in. Holy Communion Stunday Sehool 7.30 pen. EveningPrayers St. Davild's Church, Honfryn• 2.30 p, In, Holy Communion Sunday Sohool St, George's Church, Walton - 9.30 a, m. Holy CommtiniOn John Howard Tiro death °mired in Listowel :Memorial ihosnital on Wed., May 13 of Sohn Howard a resident of Ethel for the Past eight years, and prior to that a resident of Grey Township near Monerieff. Mr. Howard was in his 84th year. Mrs. Howard the former Penny Ann McKay died in September 1950. He is survived 'by two daughters Mrs. Samuel (Katle) Steward, Logan Township and Mrs, James (Mildred) MeTaggart, Grey Township. The funeral service was held on Friday at 2.00 p. ni. at hie late residence at Ethel, •the service was conducted by Rev. A. Lane of Brussels assisted' by the members of C. 0. F., No. 261. of Ethel, from Whom he received his fifty year jewel previously. The pallbearers were! Bro. mem. bere of the deceased Stewart.Me- Nair, Carman Baker, George Hutch- ineon, Robert Bennett, William Close and Charles Hansuld. The flower -bearers were: Harvey Dobson, William Evan, Jack Evans, Foster Smith, Charles Shearer, and Henry Gorsalitz. Many relatives end friends attend - tile; were front Derunna, Detroit, Mitchell, Atwood, Burfard, Guelph, Wineltam. floderich Ade the sm.- eeunding district. Burial was made in Mount Pleas - not Cemetery. DM' father. rest thy work is done, thy loving halide, shall toil no more. No more thy gentle eyes Shall weep. Rest Dear father, gently eleep. `4•+., '4" • r• LLASHIYIAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIO Two Shows Nightly Rain or dear first show at dusk Wed. - Thur. - Fri. May 20 - 21 • 22 "MR. MUSIC" Bing Crosby Sat, - Mon. May 28 - 26 "LAST OUTPOST" . Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming Tues. Wed. .Juno 2 • 3 "ABOUT FACE" Gordon MacRae Eddie Bracken Thur. • Fri. June 4 - 5 "THE BIG TREES" Kirk Douglas Patrice Wymore tsnti FOR &ALE - 100 acre Farm good house and bank hush annd weodlot. Priced at 04. 800.00. 100 acre Farm, good buildings, good location, near highway, Priced at 58,500.00. • 75 acre Farm an facilities, good house, steel driveleted, good barn, Priced at 39,000.00 100 sere Farm, briar house, , large Num, PrIced at 29,000.00. Tirlek house In village with ell facilities, Cement bowie in Braswell with an facilities. f Fertile Aires and number of good honses. 1, C. LOng, Reel Elstate Broker Drtiss els, Ont. DECORATE FOR CORONATION PAY The members of the )3russe1s Leg. ion who have spent a greet deal of time and effort to make the celebra- tion planned far Coronation Day a success, aek the CO-oneration of an the residents in giving the age a gala appearance for the Oc- casion. Decorate Your bottles told business...places, 'She legion have already strum the Maihi business section with col- ored lights. Which already presents a holiday atmosphere. .A monster 'parade Is planned and all bueiness men are urged to enter a float. Excellent prizes are offered for both the public school and the business ,meefs cen.s.ts. , See that every brisineas• pleoe is represented as well as the schools of the com- munity. • --- MELVILLE CHURCH Mr. Dave Savage Listowel, was guest meeker on Sunday morning at Melville Presbyterian Church, Hie text was taken from John 19, ver se 5, "Thhold the man," Mr. Say - age is a gifted speaker, and gave a spetildid message from 'he text to the congregation, The choir sang the' anthem, San of My Soul." THE UNITED CHURCH e Sundtty, May 17 was Rural Life. Sunday. A. special order 'of service with the theme "The-Eerth Is the Lord's," was followed in the ‘United Church. Tlie sermon, "Seedtime" was based an Mark 4e3, "Behold a Mower went forth to sow." Phel church praise was. led by a male ehoir of twenty-four voices. A double quartette composed of W. J. Proct- er, Thos. Pierce, G. Speir, Stan, Wheeler, Gordon. Lane, Thos, Ptrachan, Lloyd 'Wheeler, and Lawrie Cousins sang the spiritual, "Steal Away". 'She choir numbers . were, "The Church in the Wildwood" and "Song of JOY." We hone to have this choir furnish the.music for another service in the near fdture. On Stunday, May 24th there will he a patriotic service and on Sun- day, May 31 a special service to mark the coronation a Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. 'Phe annual Flow- er Service will he held Sunday, J une 1th. NAVY LEAGUE TAG DAY SATURDAY, MAY 23rd Annual Tag Day for the Navy League of Canada, to raise funds for its services to our seamen and its youth -training progvamtne through- out Canada Will he held in Brussels on Saturday, May 23rd. Convened by Ladies' Amdllaty, Oanadian Legion, Branch No, 218, B. E, S. I., Bru seals. BAND TATTOO JULY 22nd The annual band tattoo sponsored by the Brussels Lions, Boys and Girls, Band will be held in Brussele on July 24nd. Plan to attend. Fr.F.NT TUVTRE Seaforth, Ont. NOW el,AVING- May 21.22-23 Technicolor "WHAT PRICE GLORY" James Cagney Dan. Dailey A oomedy filmed In Parts at the end of World War 1, It's hthgly people. 'Its a picture you can't for - entertaining as ybu see the captain : get. Featuring Loretta Young, and the sergeant fight a battle over Richard a lovely French girl. Mon, • Tues. May 25 - 26 May 26 - 26 - 27 What songs, what dancing, what A71ys14EonArtrur KennedyGIRL IN WHITE" music. You'll thrill when you dee June the Technicolor Musical She crashed a manta world and made "EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS" them like It. She proves that a I with those two new stars Marge and woman's place Is no. longer Sinned] Gower Champion. THE CLUB GIRL ENTERTAINS • On 12th May ale girls. of the Brae, sell Teen EIntertatnlara entertained their Mothers and Officers of the Women'e Destitute et a tea In the Library. The President, Ruth Hern- ingwaY Welcomed the guests and Mee. Lime spoke briefly on Aohle- vement Day. Mary Lou MeFaelane / and Pieta Ven -Pleat aecompanied by Betty VOusins sang pleasing aolost and Marlon Hemingrivay gave a Piano selection, "The tea tate 'w'as attractive with a Donal centre arranged by Sandra Miller and Shirley eloNeil, Marlon Hemingwey and Shirley Meehan poured tea and the girls served. Mrs. W. Bell Thanked Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Todd and congratulated the Club girls on their ability to prepare and servo sueh n dainty lunch. PEOPLE W EKNOW Mr, Mac Doll was, holiday visite!' here over the week -end. Mrs. E. Thompson silent the week end in 'Parente, with friends. Mrs. Floyd Yates* and Miss Mary Lane, Toronto were guests of Rev. A. and Mrs. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Humphries, were holidays visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. T. L. MeDonald. Mrs. Robert Scott left *last -ewe by bus to Vancouver. 13. C., to see life brother John Simpson 'and also other .friends in that eity. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glazier, Stratford, were guests at the home (if Mrs. Sean Henderson darter. the past week. Several Ihdies in town attendee the Maitland Presbyteriel in Whit - church Presbyterian Church on Tires tiny afternootrof this week. Mr, and Mrs. W. 0. McKinnon of Toronto spent the holidays with Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mr. Duncan McKinnon. NOTICE - The usual half-holidny wilt he ob- eerved by Brussels stores rven when another holiday occurs in the week. Brussels Member nf Commerce. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportun- ity of thanking my many friends and neighbors who sent me cards, treats, and flowers, also thanks to my Doctors and nurses. Your kindness was much appreciated. Dorene McFarlane ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, Sieven TomasZewski, Tiver. ton, Ont., announces the engagement of his daughter Irene to John Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, Brussels, Ont. The wedding is to take place in St. Ambrose Morel, Brussels, on Tune 6(31. CAPITOL LigirowEL THEATRE _ Wed. Thurs. Fri. May 20 - 21 - 22 The one and °My - The exciting new star MARILYN M'ONROE In a torrent of emotions you cannot for- get - Adult entertainment - "NIAGARA" Filmed in Niagara Falls Ontario. Saturday Only May 28 "KENTUCKY" A heart warming story of horses and to the home. 1 May 28 • 21 - 80 "BIG JIM MoLAIN" John Wayne .... Nancy 'Olson This Is a high-tension story filmed le the Hawalan 'steeds. Lots of action and suspense as they tract down n Communist treasurer. COMING .14.11.1•00.0.101 "DREAM BOAT" • TUESDAY FOTO-Nfl OFFER $200.09 2nd OFFER $80.00 Monday Attendance Card NIgId. Wed. - Thar. May 27 • 28 2 big hits 2 "THE LADY SAYS NO" starring Joan Canfield and David NIven - plus Mark Stevane In "M UTI NV" $2.00 per year - $2.50 O. The finals of the lielgrave Music I Festival was held In the Forrester's!, Hall, Belgrave, and the town hall, IN'ingham on Tuesday. 'Phe ey et Is sponsored ny the Belgrave School Fair Association. • DIWrict wheals from the Towir-1 of Morris and East Wawanosb compete annunlly for the Belgrave 0o -operative Association Trophy and the Winetharn Lions Trophy. Chairman of the feetival committee I is 0..11. Cloultes: secretary, Mese 1.., V,arninn; preeident, Leslie Bolt: 1 Secretary school fair, Stewart Proct- er, and the music supervisors, Miss Margaret Jackson and Miss agorae Hamilton. Adjudicators 1)1.. D. Roy wick, provincial supervisor of wheel musir, and Mies Helen! Geonther, of Milverton, music BUS- errietr. Perth Onunty, praised the fine allowing made by the 'various sehools. Results renewinz were the results: Girls' 11's art under. Joan .1-e ' rti • 1, , Sor Wightman. Jen; t Bee'r'-ft; tree. ergo 11 veers nod limier. Mary Jefferson, Ann Rhertreed, Mari' JOhnstoll, .Teyee Harmott. Boys voleal solo. nine years and uncler--13nb Illysma, Gerald Thoma", Glenn Piave Garth Walden: eirlt cole seven venrs and endereeleetilin 1 Tbamer. Gloria Lutz. Marie Noble Sean Baenn: boy' solo, -"ren year,. Ind tinder -,Timmy Tayler, Birenan. David Mcfeall. -Keith Mee, boys solo. 11 and ender - Seen Blysma. Ronald Snell, Greet Mc- Burney. Hcnk Martyn; girls vole, 14 and under - Clair Chamney, Darlene Pierre, Audrey fleekwell, Donna Walden: boy. eel. 14 ond under. Billy Thompsnn. 'Robert Pit. beide, Rob jeffersen. Suites reultete Double trio, T".S.S. 6. East and West Wavanosh: TT.S.S, 11, Morrie and Grey: U.S.S. 11. Ease Wawnnosh. Two -pert chortle. P1313. 11. Morris and Grey; V.S.S. 12, Mei-ria and Bit) - lett; TT.S S. 6, Fast and West Wawa - nosh. Trnieen chortle 20 voice, and Gem., 17.1313. 11, Mcrrie find Grey: 17,13.13. 7, East and West Wawaneeh: 1T,13 S. P. Morris. Duet, open. Dona Walden and Barbara Smith. I -SS 6, East Wawa - nosh: Gwen Walsh and Lois Goll. D.S.S. 17, East Wawanneht Edna and Ellen DaeleTTSS 11. East 1Vawannsh, *Unison chorus. under 20 voices. S.S. 6, 'Nferris: S.S. 7 Morris; 17.13 .13. 12, Morris and Hallett. Winner of this year's Belgrave re. Operative Association Trophy was USS 11, Morrie and Grey. Preeenta. Mon was made by Stewart Proctor to teacher, Miss Marjory McDonald. The Wingrani.LIone• -Club Trophy was won by S.S. 5, Morris, in unison chortle under 20, the teacher being Mies ;roan Whitfield. CARD OF THANKS My thanks is extended to all those who remembered me with flowers, treats and cards, and who called while T was in Senforth hospital. The kind helpfulness of my neighbour who put in my crop was. sppreciated. Bill Flom. CARD OF THANKS 1 wish In take this opportunity to thank the ueighbors who so kindly gave their time, tractors and ine elements to plough and dise to help get my crop in and also to thank these Who so kindly (sailed on the t telephone, sent cards, flowers, lett- ere. book, and boxes of fruit while • 1 was in the hospital. Words can not be found to express my thanks 91 eyerymte, Lawrence Machan CARD OF THANKS 'lite family of the late Mr. John 1 Howard wish to extend their heart- felt thanks and appreciation to all their neighbore end friends, also The Monkton Star Rebekah Lodge 845. and Ethel C.„0. 261. for the bernitital floral tributes, sympathy. and many vete of kindness in their recent bereavement. Special thmaks in Mip, inlla Pearson. Rev. A. Lane, and Dr. IVIyerst. DECORATE WIN A PRIZE The Brussels Chamber of Commerce offers for best decorated' business front and windows -- pertaining to Coronation, First Prize $5.00 (Red Ribbon) Second Prize 05.00 (White Ribbon) ,..,. Third Prize 85.00 (Blue Ribbon) Judgfno will be done on Monday, June let afternoon an* at night for effect under lights. Variety Concert Brussels Town Hall on Friday, May 29th, at 8.30 p. m. Presented by Young People of St, John's Church One Act Play, Instrumenta,Is, Novelty Numbers, Old Tyme Melodrama., Skit. Admission 50c and 25c • DRAW and DANCE In Crarzbrooh Comnzunity Hall Friday, May 29th Music by Ken, Wilbee's Orchestra Dancing 10 to 1.30 Refreshment' Booth- Everybody Welcome Popular Admission Sponsored by the Hall Board "1 CORONATION DAY CELEBRATION Sponscr.ecl v Brussels Branch No. 218 cf the CartadrIpm Lecr.;on at Victoria Park 1 russels on TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd Afternoon and Evening PARADE OF FLOATS - $200 IN PRIZES, Parade Starts at 2 P. M. - 2 Classts of Floats PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASS BUSINESS MEN'S CLASS - 540.00 - 525.00 - $40.00 - 525.00 - 81645: $15.o GRAND CHAMPION FLOAT $4400. All Floats must represent something pertaining to the British Empirsj A Wreath will be laid at Cenotaph during' the Parade. 2 Bands in Attendance Brussels Legion Pipe Band - Brussels Lions Boys and Girls Band Children's Sports - Casio Prizes RIDES - GAMES - BINGO Street Dance - Main Street - Geo. Smitl and his orchestra, MONSTER FIREWORKS - 11 P. M. Admission: Afternoon 25c - Evening 50c - Chndrea 12 and under Fee& "God Save The Queen" FROM JUNE 1st to SEPT. ist OUR BRUSSELS STORE HOURS WILL BE OPEN DAILY 1 to 6 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY WED. ""fre22514,r, FRESH FLOWERS DELIVERED DAILY. Place Your Order The Day Before or Phone Seaforth 393 Before Noon The Same Day. BRUSSELS-. Phone 4x SEAFORTH Phone sn - ARTIST IN FLOWERS Owned and Operated by ERIC & BARBARA ,IVILLNEIR STORES IN BRUSSELS AND SEAFOFOTfl.