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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-6-3, Page 1Post Publishing ,douse 1 1 RUSSELS Jeuthorized as secs ld clam mail, Post Office Depsartment, Ottawa Wednesday, ung 3rd, 1953 $..00 per year - $2.60 U., -0 MORRIS TWP. "REE" TO LEAR DEBRIS Morris Towarsbip district farmeee :thawed a teal community Miirlt ae they staged a work bee to aid Stricken farmers on the fifth, sixth and seventh coucessious,' Under the supervision. of Morris Township Council. about 100 work. ere gathered at the Township Hall and were dtspatehed to variolic farms to clean up nubble, repair watafs and in many eases almost build a new roof. Several Meneondtefaimers from the Poole area arrived 'to give farmers assistance: Other help bas been offered from Wingham and Blyitr to assist in the evening& and afternoons, The T. L, A. was reported to have come to the assistance of Gordon Wilkinson, a Second . World War veteran, Further bees will be held this week when : more material ar- rives for repairs and barn frames. The Morrids Township Federation of Agriculture plan, to 'carry on the work started ' by the counel. Work will be under the supervision of Secretary Earl Anderson. BRUSSELS LADIES SOFTBALL. SCHEDULE June 5 - Blyth at Brussels June 9 - Brussels ht Clifford June 12 - Brussels at Blyth June 11 - Clifford ar. Brussels June 19 - Brussels at Mt, Forent June 26 - Hnnovcr at Brussels Jame 30 - Brussels of Mt. Forest July 2 - Brussels at Ilanov'er July 6 - Brue,gele et Clifford July 8 - ?It. Forest at Brussels July 10 - Clifford et Brussels July 14 - MN. Forest" at Brussels July 10 - Brussels et Hanover July 29 - Brussels at Blyth Jluiv 21 - Hanover at i1ruasels Juiy 25 --- Blyth at Brussels All Games at 9 i,. en. BRUSSELS LADIES SOFTBALL GAME At Victoria Park. Brussels FRIDAY. JUNE 6th at 9 p. m. Blyth vs, Brussels Admission 250 RE( FRIT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. June 4 - 5 - 6 Technicolor "LURE OF THE WILDERNESS" Susan Peters Jeffrey Hunter They lived and loved hidden In Geogra's danger -Infested swamp- lands. Don't miss this adventure packed story. June 8-9-10 "THE DEVIL MAKES THREE" Gene Kelly Pier Angell The army captain returns to Ger- many to find the girl who saved his life. This drama is filled with intrigue excitement and romance. June 11 - 12 - i3 Technicolor ',MUTINY" Patric Knowles Angela Lansbury In the rugged roaring days when our country was young men fought lovedand died for honor, with the war of 1812. as background . Its righ adventure. COMING - "BECAUSE LOU/RE MINE" THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville CwuNlt Brussels Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10.00 a. m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship United Church. OF CANADA i41nister, Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -41 o'clock Flower Sunday -Theme: "Jewels of Heaven" Church School with congregation at 11 o'clock. Divine Wergidli - 7,30 p.m. Yopmg People in ohargs, Mr, Leslie Spa,dden of Seaforth, a candidate for the Christian Ministry will speak. leases-• Church of England Parish of ErUeul% Rev. A. Mennen [lila, M. A. Trinity I - June 8th St. John's Church, Brussels- 11 e. m, Morning Prayer Sunday School 8t, David's' Church, Henfryn-- 2.30 p. ni. Evening Prayer Sunday School St. George's Church, Walton 9.80 n. nig Morning Prayer : DORIS JOHNSTON WINS t BRASS AND WOODWIND PRIZE 'alias Doris Jahnatnn, daughter of Mr, and Mr&, Harvey Jobuston, Harris Twp.. was awarded the 525, Huron County Music Festival i .prim fur her fine showing at the festival. Following are the marks atwarded to members of the Brussels Lions, Boys and Carie Band under the dtrectan of A. C. Robinson, Whet competed at the feettval, The follewhtg• are results --- ' Cornet solo - 14 and under Audrey Tiacicw�ell 88, ,Marion Hem• • ringway 87. Cornet solo - 16 and under •-• June Hwakwell 88. ICornet solo - 21 and under - , Doris Johns:ten 85, Jim Jackson, Goderich 89. Alto Horn solo --10 and under - I Kathleen McCutoeon 83, Patricia , Chisholm, 80, Alto Horn solo - 18 and under Herbert Kirkby 85, Doris Johnston 86. IEuphonium solo - 18 and under - Donlyn Hemingway 82, I Euphonium solo --open - Marie ! Elliott 89. Bass solo 18 and under - Jean . etre a'ter 85 Kennel:,Weldo 82,- Zurich. Cornet solo - 10 and under - Kenneth Pollard 85, Gary Eagleson82. Estelle -end; Reid Hackwell 87: Ronald Welber 81, Dashwood; Neil Turnbull 86; Ruth Annie Salmon 81, no ]:wood: Joan Johnston 88; Yvon- ne Pollard 87. Cornet Duet - 16 and under - Doris Johnston and Mario Hem- ingway 87; June Hackwell and Audrey Hackwell 88. Clarinet solo -.12 and under - Margarett Lily McCuteheon 82; Maris Salmon 85, Dashwood; Evelyn. legs. holm 83. Clarinet solo - 18 and under -- Richard McCuteheon 84, Gordon W Baxter 83, Goderich, Clarinet solo - Open - Robert O. Kennedy 86. Cornet Trin - 17 and Lander - June, Audrey and -Reid Hackman 87 Brass Quartette - any tn&trument Helen, Leona.. Doris and Joan John- ston 84, Olatln•et duet - 15 and under - Richard and Margaret Lily Mc. Cutcheon• 92. Tenor Sexonhone wan - 20 and tinder - Robert C. Kennedy 87. a1•.+ e,.. -..en, ono cell. =1n "nil ender - David R. Kennedy 43, Fall Wr'mtehlnt 84. Zurich. Alto Saxonbone solo - 20 and under - Bob Mann 86. Alto Saxophone Duet - 20 and under - Jean Jewell and Barbara Allen 86. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs,, Jan vanVUiet of Walton anwqunce the engagement of their daughter, Pieternelle, to Mr. Charles Lawrie Cousins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray 8. Cousins. The marriage will take place in Walton United Church on June 24th, 1858. MUSIC EXAMISATiONS Mr, Mateo of the Examining Facul'tsv of the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music of London, will be :the presiding examiner, at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. louts D, Thompson on Tuesday morning, June 9th. 1- LLASHMAR, DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIO Two Shows Nightly Rain or clear - first show at dusk Thur. - Fri. June 4 • 5 I "THE BIG TREES" Kirk Douglas - Patrice Wymore Sat. - Mon. June 6 - 8 .'BANDITS OF CORSICA" Richard Greene Donna Drake Tues. - Wed. June 9 • 10 "QUEBEC" (Technicolor) Corrine Calvet John Barrymore Jr Thugs. - Fri. Juno 11 -.12 "DISTANT DRUMS" (Technicolor) Gary Cooper Sat. • Mon. June 13 - 15 "GOLDEN HAWK" Rhonda Fleming Sterling Hayden BRUSSELS LEGION CORONATION PAY CELEBRATION DRAWS LARGE CROWD A splendid parade of ifloats coma. peted for the generous Prizes, at the Caronlaliou Day Celebration sponsored icy. the Brussels Branca o1' the Oanadian Legion. A great deal of time and effort had elo4nus- ty been spent in th15 pr'epar'ation. The parade formed at the East Tiuron Agricnlllural Park and march. cd to Victoria Park led by the Legion Pipe Band and the Lions ChM Boys and. Girls, Band. There were prizes offered for two classes of floats - schools and com 1 mereial.. Three prizes, were awarded in eaelr class, Commercial - East Huron Agricultural Society, D. A Rano. H. Pearson; Schools - Brus seas, Cranbraok, S.S. No, 10 Morris.; The grand prize was given to 'bast Hum Azrieultnral Society for their golden comet drawn by six white horses. In the afternoon the hands enter.' 'mined Ped there were races for the children, Race Results -.• lender six =- all received prizes. I Girls 7 to 10 -lathe& Davis, Linda Dunn. Msxine Machan. Boys, 7 to 10 - Murray Alcock, Mnrrav Bray, Jacob Dreloerr. Girls 14 and under - Betty Al- I reek, Reth Walters,. Tena. Zwann. Bova 14 and under - Frank Wii i son. David Kennedy, Peter: Heeling way. I Girls free for all - Margaret Ac- hilles, Elaine Kernaghan, Joan Wil. sen. Boys free for all - David Firby, 13111 Ellacott, Gordon Engel. Girls three legged race - Francis Meyers and Maxine Meehan; Nora Stevenson and Donalda Pear&on. Three legged race - Larry Fisch er and Bill Alcoek, David Kennedy and Donald Achilles. Wheelbarrow race - David Ken. nedv and Don. Aohilles, Gerald 7rierh+er and Wayne Cameron, Paul Rielly and Roger Todd. Slow bicycle race - Paul Kitby. Ted. Waxman. In the evening there was bingo and .other games with a large crowd attending. The feature of the even- ing vening was an excellent display of fire Works including rookets, fountains, pin wheels, etc. olimaxed with a beautiful picture of the Queen. This piece was purchased with oontribut• ions by the bueinese men. A street dance, to the music of Geo. Smilth's orchestra brought the festivities to aclose..'N • CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank all my friends, .neighbours ech:onl chums. and my sohool teacher and all those who remembered me with •cards, treats, and boxes sent to me during airy illnese,. Also special tluunks. to Dr. Stephens and nurses of W.ine:ham Rospntai. Carman Fischer. BABE DIDRIKSON ZAHARIAS GIVES CANCER WARNING ,From her hospital pea, inane Did- rikson Zahuaria.s sends a dramatic warming against cancer - aimed at tItOse who think "1t can't happen to me", t71he American Cancer Soc• lety urges everyone to read 'Tomor- row Is Too Late", in the The Americaa Weekly w51& this Sunday's issue .of (June 7) Detroit Senday Times. LIBRARY NOTES - During the- menthe. of June, Slily and August, the Library will be open on Tuesdays and Saturdays only, at the regular hours. Tuesday - 3 to 6 p, m. 7.30 to 9.80 p. m, Saturday - 2 to 6 p, m, 7.80 to 10 p, m. The H. C. L. A, will make its next exchange of bonker a.t Brussels Lib- rary ibrary on nine llth at 9.15 a. m. CAPITOL. 'mown TIIEATRF,, _ TOWN BEAUTIFULLY DEGO RAT en FOR CORONATION DAY In honor of the Coronation of the Queen the town of Brussels has been gaily decked .with colored lighting, the store fronts and window make a splendid, colorful and Interesting display. The whole effect is most eagle, lug and very fitly recognizes, and gives rise Lo the feeling of having a part in, and of belonging to, this great event of history.. So well has the work been done thnl a motorist, telt* +had driven Peen Stratford to Owen Souna, th^raghd 11 worth while to telephone n member of the community to offer ro1gratulations on the appearance of the town and to say that no, anywhere between Strntfnrd and Oen Sound had ile seen no fine a dlanley. Cradlt for tBtit must be given to the leadership and encouragement' given by the newly formed Brussels Chamber of Commerce and to those who have so ably no -operated with them, On Monday evening the displays offered by the stares were judged Par t6uose prizes awarded by the Chamber of Commerce. Tt was very evident that a cot aid- erable amount of time and thought hod been tot into the designing and decorating of the store fronts and windows. The judges began their work at, 8 p. m., but it was not till 10.30 p.m, that a final decision was taken as eanit detail and effect had to be cons'dered :under day light and also under artificial lighting. The awards were given as fellows. 1st prize to Wood's Dry Good Store. 2nd Prize to Leach's Jewelry Store, 3rd Prize to Pearson's Shoe Store. HER MAJESTY'S CORONATION SERVICE Her Majesty's Coronation Service was held • in St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels, on Sunday, May 31st. Members of Brussels, branch of the Canadian Legion, the' Ladies' AltxtiMary, Brownies and the Wolf Cubs paraded to the church from the Legion Hall led by the Legion Pipe band.. The color bearers took part in the processional led by the choir and placed ' the flags at the altar. The order of devtne service used was the one issued by command of the Queen. 1 Legionairie Men. Coleman read the lessonn. The rector of the church, Rev. N. . Ellis, gave a suitable, coronation ad- , diress explaindng the 'significance of portions of.tre service and expressing t the Queen'.•, plea for the prayers of • her people• After the service the parade re- formed and marched to the cenotaph , where a wreath was placed. The I Last Pont and Reveille were played by paper G. Kreuter. Prayer was of. 1 fered by Rev. Bilis. THE UNITED CHURCH Specie' services were held in /Jia United Church on Sunday, May hist., : to Mark the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The theme of wonalil+p was , "Let her not come alone to her hallowing." A ' service dedicating ouraelves was a vital part of the order. The sermon was based on Isaiah 40:31, "They t that watt upon God shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with I wing& es eagles." The anthem, "Ail Hall, Immanuel" by Sickle and Gabriel was sung by , the choir.Next Shnday Is Flower Sged'ly. Friday, Saturday June 5-6 Adopted by the Sioux Indians as a child, now he must choose between his redskin brotrers and a beautiful i white vire. The bravest of the brave I Sioux was a white man -who fought i tike the savage he was. "THE SAVAGE" NO PAPER NEXT WEEK. There will be No 550310 of the Brussels Posit next week asthe staff are taking their annual holiday that week. Correspondents are asked to stud in the news as metal. MOTOR BOAT TAKES PLUNGE OVER DAM Have we an aspiring "Iced Hill' in Brussels? One of our local motor boat enthuataats tools a leaping i plunge over the dam on. Monday night, Since Miffs Plunge was un intentional and the dant can hardly he called a "'Niagara" we don't think he intends to continue soca ' exploits, George Galbraith, while , nrt+d'ing around above the dant with Vic Warren of Brussels, as a pass- enger, found that he had lost con• trol of his boat when the steering nnnaratus, l<nrk+ 6. W1ien he saw they were going to he carried over tea dam he quickly lifted the motor and they made the flying leap over the edge into tare lower river with , entitle?. more than a tremendous, °•nisch, Damage to the boat -,ons broken hotted. FAST HURON DISTRICT W, 1. ELECTS MRS, G. MacDONALD Eighty-two delegates registered, when Fes,- Huron District Women"s Institute held the district annual • meeting at Ethel on Friday. Re• j presentative.e were present from the following branches: Moleswortb, Cranbrook, Foldwide Gorrie,, Wroxeter, Lakelet, Bluevale, Majes- tic (Brussels), Howick Junior, Ethel and Moncrieff. Mrs. George Mae. 1 Donald, Molesworth, was elected president. Rc+tiring president, Mrs, William McCann, presided, and Mrs. Crosby Sothern was secretary. -Mrs,. W. C. King, of -Gerrie, gave the auditors report. Miss Elaine Found of the Worn - en's Tnstitete Brandt and Home - Econrmiea Service. Toronto, was guest sneakr.r. Tracing the history of she oeanizataon's achievements and service to Its, members, she I expiained the; present extension service offered to members by the Depantune nt of Agricuimre. Conveners presenting reports i were ; Agriculture and Caned Ian industries, Mrs. Allen Mc- Taggart, Cranbrock; eiitizenshtp • and education, Mrs,. R'. T. Mehl Lean. Wroxeter; community active I ties and public relations, Mrs Harvey Robertson, Rluevrale; his-; tomcat research and current events, r` Mrs, Lorne Nichol. Brussels; home economies and health, Mrs.. Alex Pearson, Ethel; resolutions, Mrs. Elmer Farr''sh, Gerrie; junior activities, Miss Grace Edgar, Ger- rie. Fordwieh group won the 810 Drize awarded for the best hooked rug Forwich also took fti'st place in the Guelph Ares ,program contest, Blue - vale, second, and Howick Juniors, third Total receipts for the year were 5429,52. In response to the roll call, delegates donated pot holders, these edits to he pre• sented to the delegates who will tome to Canada for A C W W cnu- vention 11> Angust. Mrs. D. F Mr'Nai, hton. melte her of Federated Women's 'Inge hates of Ontario Board. reported r: a recent board meeting. Pending election of n new nrn- :nalal preddent. Mre. Cordon Mr• Phatter was aobninated by Bas: Httton District, ItesIiluJ80ns 'find wont bed been accombldshed by this: from the Guelph Area. - Miss Found conducted the rata Mention of district directors and also eleatioe of officers, as follows; Past president, Mrs. William McCallunb, Forwich; president, Mrs. George MacDonald, Moleswoth: first Ivice-president, Mrs. Percy I Ashton; Gorrie; •second vlon-presd- ME.LVILLE CHURCH dent. Mals. Stanley Bride, Ford - On Sunday a special Coronation wioh; secretary-tres'aurer, Mrs, stervice was held. Rev. Wm. Fulton Crosby Sauter, Fordwteb; federa- preached a very thoughtful sermon ' teas relireseetative, Mrs. D. S on the constitution of the Crown, and ' Tlacleaugih8ort, Bluevale; alternate the coming Coronation of Ger Queen, , Mrs. Allen Monro. Elizabeth IT. Mr, Fulton described - Vending committee conveners our Tauten as a stncore, true, ana Agriculture and Canadian tndns,• a good woman. He spoke of her tries, Mrs. Robert Wood. Clifford: devotion to her children Under the citizenship and education, Mrs, Britlish Constitution the monarch Andrew Simpson, Listowel; com- does not rule. Absottte monarchy ' tenuity .actrvidies and public reap means lieene'e and freedom for dome, ' tions, Mrs, Grace Richmond, Monk and unhapit ness for others. When ton: historfeai research and Mur- tha Qtreen is resident in Scotland rent events.. Mrs, Mae MClntosh, Mon„ Tues., Wed. June 8 - 9 - 10 "THE MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" starring Tyronne Power -Piper Law- rie - meet the fabulous Mark Fallon his touch a wildfire temptation to every woman - hls luck a challenge to every river man - his Ilfe a reckles's adventure - Entertain- ment you will soon not soon forget._ TUESDAY FOTO-NITIE OFFER $200.00 2nd. OFFER $80.00 Monday Attendance Card NMA:. .�.r •... moor.. Thur Fi'I„ Sat. June 11 - 12- 13 Francis Is back a nd the army has hint again. The laughs ere longer• lounder and luatler then ever when you see "FRANCIS GOES TO WEST POINT' she becomes a Preabyterinn. Mr , Brnseele: home eoannmic5 ana 11or pointed out tbat the Coro- health, Mrs. Gordon Mundell, Blue - nation is essentially a religious cere- mony. The Quee'.1 numbly lays', 551110 her erown when she kneels at the altar in the Mote Communion Service. Special music by the choir eon- sisted of the aolo, "Elizabeth of England", sung by :clary Lon Mc• Trariane and Edgsr'&, "Land of Hope and Glory," siting by Graeme McDonald, the choir singing the chorus. t A abort recital of Coronation mtaslc was played before the service, 1, by organist. Louis D. Thompson. 0011. 1 listing of Meyerbeer's Coronation March. and Handel'c Water Mesita ; composed for King fleerge the first , in 1714 and performed oh the 'River Thatpee. PORN -�-� Mr, slid ;airs. Lloyd lternaglil'tn oro heppy to ennottnee the btrtlt of a sox athlete) le) Leotard en Time 9tc1 et Dr Myer'e Thtnelnu 'Htnne, coif: auditnns, Mrs, W. C. King, Mrs. Norman Waste, Gorrie; 5050- tuttans, Mrs Ind, Richards, 'Ethel: inntor activities, Miss Erna New. ten. Wroxeter. Reports of the recent (uelnlr. cneferenae were elven by Mrs. Kreuter. label, and Mrs. Norman Wadi„ Gerrie. Mrs, Leslie Lake TIthel. led in neeamhly singing. Dinner was served by the besteee branch. Gorrie W. T. invited both -ago. nue Weat 'Herne members th e fall relic. Mnlecwneth extended uh invandlne n.l hnel next years ,llatrirt .n"trnl thrrr, 13rttssels Swine Club The Rruuesels. 4-12 Swine Club is sponsored by the Etat 'Heron Agri- matinee gri-elti ee Seelrty. with Tnck Wheeler R. R. 5 Brussels an lender. ()Dicers ore Reset fimith R. R. 1 Ethel, presd• dent Laurie Meek, R.R.. 5'Rruss,ele, vire-president; Jim 'Bolger, RR. 3 Walton. nocretary-treasurer. The ANNUAL FLOWER SERVICE At the BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH, Will be held on SUNDAY, JUNE 7th at 11 A. M. Come and See the Beautiful Floral Display and Hear Special Music by the Sunday School Pupils. THE EVENING SERVICE Wiu Be In Charge Of The YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION AT 7,30.P. M. I.O.O.F. DANCE Brussels Town Hall on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Lucky Door Prize Refreshment Booth - Everybody Welcome Admission SOc Proceeds Brussels Legion Pipe Band GARDEN PARTY Duff's United Church Walton FRIDAY, JUNE 19th Supper served from 6 to 8 P. M, On the Church Lawn FOLLOWED BY A GOOD PROGRAM Admission, Adults 750, Children 40d GARDEN PARTY Knox Presbyterian Church Cranbrook THURSDAY, JUNE llth Supper served from 6 to 8 In the Church basement. Followed by a Play "Raggedy Nan" .... Play presented by Wroxeter Women's Institute In the Community Hall, Cranbrook Booth in Hall. Admission, Adults 85e, Children 40e Knox Church Moncrieff GARDEN PARTY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th Supper served 6 to 8 P. M. Followed by 3 Act PLAY "The Funny Brats" Presented by Gowanstown Women's institute Admission - Adults 75c, Children 40c Come and enjoy a good evening. Anniversary Services At Knox Church, Cranbrook on SUNDAY, JUNE 14th 11 A. M. and 1.30 P. M. Rev. D. G. Campbell B. D. of Seaforth will be guest speaker at both services. " Special Music by the Choir. Everybody Welcome ,a• Help the Wind Stricken Areas of Brussels and Blyth Comrnunities (Continuing) 10% of Our Entire Gross Receipts for Thursday, Friday and Saturday from Both Brussels and Blyth Stores will be Donated to the Fund for the Wind Stricken Areas of Brussels and Blyth Communities. THE ARCADE STORES Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Ps. Blyth, Ont. -' ' Erussa k $fit,