The Brussels Post, 1953-7-8, Page 1THE BRUS.SELS
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SOCCER NEWS
T is game got ours, that is plaryed
by more people, and in more oonut-
ries of the world, :than' any other
sport, Is now ss^e}11 on the march
across Canada. Principally through
the efforts of the Minor reotbaal
Aefsoeiatimh, Soccer Is fast becom-
ing Canadian game for oar boys. In
Huron, through the efforts of the
Huron Foetba61 League, Sooeer is a
real heanan glarne, and is closely
connected with 'hockey in science
and skill, Our greatest worry ilae
been the eiheetage of men to operate
teams. 'In Ede league this worry
haunts -tee Dozens of boys each year
are obliged to turn away ,tram sac•
oar, through ;shortage of tome,
Think this over fans and ex -play -
ere.
The Huron League hays in the last
few years, given about one hundred
and linty (150)boys n ,chance to play.
The results are shown by the good
players that are steeping up into the
Senior League -
Huron League is naw affiliated with
the Ontario Minor Football Assoclat•
ion. Huron and district are fortunate
to have a. representative on the Ont-
ario Council. 'The 0 M. F. A. has now
.bout 180 teams In Ontario and Que-
bec and the West and are well organ-
ized. B. C. Is very strong.
So to the Tlayers and tans in Bur-
en and Perth, step up and offer Your
services for the good of the kids.
Remember; A mule cannot kick
a0tert he he ynlitng, neither sen he
eel) when he le kicking.
TWO HOUSES TAKE
FIRE DURING STORM
Fires were started in two farm
homes near Walton, during a severe
electrical storm last Wednesday
morning when lightning bolts were
,conducted into the home by wires.
A large elm tree close to the house
of Joseph Ryan, con. 14,MeKillop
towngbip, west of the highway, web
struck by lightning. The current
travelled ,long a clothesline wire, In-
to the kitchen, causing a blaze that
dict considerable damage to cup-
boards that had been recently in-
salted. The fire was put out through
qudek action by Mr. Ryan and his
family,
Lightning also struck at the
house of George Pollard, about
three Mlles north of here on the
highway. It is believed, to have
entered by the sway of the telephone
wire. Considerable damage was
done to the interior of the house
bu this blaze also oat esoon ex-
tiegulshed.
Sunday School Picnic, July 20th
Duff's United Church Sunday
School Picni will be held on Monday,
July 20th at Seaforth Lion's Park
supper served at 6.30 p. m.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Churs
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
tdkllatsr, Rev. Andrew LAW
Morning WorsktP-41 o'clock
Tinton Serviceswith the
Presbyterian Church.
Church ti&r.hool — 112 o'clock
Church of England
1
• Parish of In awls '
Rev. A. Nenlnse 1501w M. A.
Anniversary of Rebuilding
St. John's Church, Brueeels-
11 a, m, Morning Prayer
Guest preacher Rev. Cannon
Ashby of Elthatrmy
Sunday Scholl
7.30 e. m, Evening Prayer
Rev. A. Norman Ellis.
St. George's Church; Walton-- 1
2,80 p. no. Evening Prayer
Guest preacher Rev. Cannon
Ashby of I7thatroy.
Adams • Bradshaw
The Presbyterian manse at Bru-
sets was tb.e scene of a quiet but
pretty srcdding on Saturday, June
27th, at high noon, when Rev. W.
H. T. Fulton united in marriage
Viola Mae daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Timed] P.radsbaw, R. R, 2 Bluevate
and William Wilson Adams son of
Cameron, and the late Mrs, Adams,
Brussels Ont,
The bride looked charming in an
ankle length gown of white nylon
net over satin with lace trim, fash-
ioned wttb a moulded ntrapiess bod-
ice tooped- by a lace jacket featuring
long lily point sleeves and a high
Manderia't collar. Her finger-tip
reit of tulle illusion tides caught,
to a pearl iarra and she carried a
bouquet of red rises and ivy.
As her sister's only attendant Mrs
Hugh Campbell of Bluevale wore a
gown of pink nylon net overTsatin,
She carried a bouquet of bine chry-
santhemums.
Mr. Rarvey Bradshaw brother of
the bride was groomsman.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at ,the home of the
bride's parents. The dinning room
was decorated in pink and white
and the table was centered with a
three tiered wedding cake.
Later the young couple left on a
trip to Ottawa. and the Thousand
Islandre, the bride wearing a pink
nylon taffeta dress with white
accessorise and corea.ge et white
ahrnattono. On their return tbey
will reside to Brussels,
BRUSSELS NINE RAPS
CLIFFORD CREW 12 - 9
The Brussels Ladies' Softball team
defeated the Clifford team 12-9 in
W.O.0A. intermediate game played
at Clifford on Monday negtrt.
Brussels had their best inning in
the fourth when they scored seven
while the Clifford squad's best Was
+the third in whiob they scored four
runs. Clifford's errors, also aided in
their defeat.
Pearson and Watson; Bentley
and Loos, the battery.
CARD OF ThANKS
I wish to thank all my friends and
neighbours who wrote and came to
see me. It was
predated.
Mrs, Edna Young
very much ap
CARD OF THANKS
The Brussels Lions Club thanks
all those who contributed in any
way to the success of the recent
Lions ,Summer Frolic, Your support
of their weifare work is appreciated
by all.
LLASHMAR.
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear -- first show at dusk
Note: News and Cartoon at each
shoW.
Thurs. - Fri. • July,9 -.,10
"CHICAGO DEADLINE!
Alan Ladd Donna Reed
Sat. - Mon. July 11 - 19
"SHE'S WORKING HER
WAY THROUGH COLLEGE''
(Technicolor)
- Virginia Mayo Gene Nelyon
Tues. • Wed July 14 - 16
"FORCE OF ARMS"
Wllllam Hoiden . Nancy Olson
Thur. - Fri. July 16 • 17
"PARK ROW"
Gene Evans Mary Welsh
Sat, • Mon. July 18 20
"OAPTAI N FLOOD"
Errol Flynn Olivia De Havlland
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Eststman of
Datrott,,'peat le few d'at'e dile week
with her elster, Mr, and Mrs,"Leslie
Beh'nes,
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Tire. L. Nilson of Ridley Calif.,
:pent two weeks with her cousin Mrs
Leslie Belmar*.
Mr. Thomas Se, has hie two daugh-
ters Clara and Bernadette vie,iting
him from Toronto.
Mr. James A Fulton of Mill St.,
Brussels, celebrated phis 80th birth-
day on Monday, July 6th.
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Miss Florence McNaughton and
Mrs. G. McDowell are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, Robert North at Long
Branch.
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Mr. end Mrs. Walter Hades ane
daughter3 Shirely and Dian of Tor-
onto have been visiting their par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Garf, McDonald.
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Mr. and Mrs. Heb Manning spent
Sunday h. New Hamburg at the
hone of their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Knox and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Scoot of Mt.
Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Soatt
and family of Seaforth spent Sun-
day et the home of Mr. and Mira
Geo, ]hang,.
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Mr. B111 Rana has been removed
to Victoria IJoapttal. London, Ma
many friends will ,be glad to hear
that BM will be home In a couple
of weeks
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Mr. and Mrs. Murray Matheson
and Miss Jean Sheardown of Ingersol
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Claris Matlieson. Other visitors at
their home were Mr, and Mrs. Clif-
ford Lemon, of Aldershot.
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July let holiday callers with Mrs.
Sperling.. were Mrs. Collett and
13i11y of Stamford Centre, Mrs. C.
Rothwell and daughter of Colling-
s000d, Miss Elsie Sperling of De-
troit, and Mr. and Mese Ray Fear of
Clinton.
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Several friends and relatives gat -
bored at the home of John Steiss on
the 30th of June to present him with
cards., gifts and many good wishes
for his birthday. Mrs. Steles is in
flout yenr and is enjoying comparat-
ively good health.'
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Monday of
Glendale Cal., wlio have recently
returned from overseas where they
spent three months eight seeing,
as well as attending the Cornateon
were visitors at the home of Mr. spa
lairs. Herb Manning, also with Mr.
and Mrs.; Rert Bray and Mre. Sperl-
ing, Mrs. Munday's mother,
CAPITOL 1ISTOWEL
THEATRE
2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Thurs. - Fri, July 9 - 10
It's joy set to music, a story that
sings out to your heart
"THE JAZZ SINGER"
starring Danny Thomas — Peggy
Lee. Hear them sing 8 hit parade
tuneat
Saturday Only July 11
The thritling days of the roaring
West lives again
"BRONOCO BUSTER"
A Ronde, stohy with John Lund —
Joyce Holden.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
July 13 - 14 - 16
"COME BACK LITTLE SHEBA"
Adult entertainment
tsarrins Academy award winner
Shirley Booth as "LOLA" and
Burt Lancaster as '.DOC"
The story of a man and woman who
gaped for happines and found It.
We recommend 'this picture.
TUESDAY FOTO-NIT
OFFER $200,00)
2nd OFFER $80.00
Monday Attendance Card MAI,.
Wednesday, July
IFLAMES DESTROY
BARN IN GREY TWP.
A barn, oat the farm of Sen Wax.
man, 8 miles eaeet of Brussels, was
levelled to the ground, by tire,
Shortly atter enidnlght 'Tuesday.
The season's crop of hay, 85 tons,
was burned also a calf and two
dogs and hens,
Fortunately the wind was, blowing
away from tate rest of the farm
buildings and the house, wind'
is - occupied by Donald McKinnon
and his sister Miss Sarah McKinnon,
and the machine shed, from which
Me Implements had been removed
when int was in danger, were saved
by the efforts of the Brussels Fire
Brigade.
While the cause of the fire Is no'
certain it is believed it must have
been struck by lightning during the
electric dorm that took place at
that time.
The loss, Is only partially coveree
by insurance.
Mr. Waxman intends to re -build
immediately, ,.
NEWLY WEDS GIVEN PURSE
OF MONEY AT RECEPTION
A very pleasant time was eapent et
Brussels Town Hall at 'ate presentat-
ion for Mr, and Mrs. John Blake,
who were recently married. George 1
Smith's orchestra furnished the
music for dancing. Miiss Thelma
Mosier read The address and Mr.
Cherles Storey presented them with
a. Parse of money. Tfr, and Mrs.
Blake thanked them for the gift.
Lunch was served atter the present -
MORRIS COUPLE HONORED
ON 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
About 90 friends and neighbours
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earn Anderson, 5th fine of Mor-
ris
orris Township on Thursday evening,
in 'honor of their 25th wedding anni-
versary, The evening was. spent
playing euchre„
James Michie spoke briefly, and
Mrs. Geotge_Miclhie and Mrs. Jos-
eph Batmen presented Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson with a floor lamp,
salver salt and pepper shakers, and
an electrle kitchen clank. A stealof
silverware was given to the celebra-
nts by their family.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to offer our grateful
thanks to our neighbour and friends
for their help to rebuild our barn.
The friendly spirits and many acts
of kindnes will always be remem-
bered.
Mildred and Alf. Nichol,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take taint opportunity
to thank our friends and neighbours
who helped in any way during our
dear Father's recent illness and
death. Their kindness will long
be remembered,
Melvin Carnoohan and Mary Rock.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING —
Thur., Fri,, Sat. July 9 - 10 11•
'!WAC FROM WALLA WALLA"
Judy Canova Stephen Dunn
A pleasing comedy feature that will
give lots of laughs.
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Mon„ Turns., Wed. July 13 - 14 -15
"YOU FOR ME"
Peter Lawford Jane Greer
A highly entertaining farm
e e r
Thdr. Fri. Sat. July 16 - 17 - 18
"CALIFORNIA CONQUEST"
In Technicolor
Carnet Wilde Teresa Wright
A fast action Mall -drama.
COMING --
"WORLD IN HIS ARMS"
8th, 1953
DECORATION DAY SERVICES
HELD AT CEMETERY
$2.00 per year ■ $2.50 Li
Decoration Day Services at Brun
eels cemetery on Sunday afternoon'
were aarsnged by officials of Went -
ern. Star Lodge (1.0,0.F.,), Morning
Star R,-bekab Lodge and Brussels
Brandi No. 318 of the Canadian
Legion. Led by the Legion Pipe
Band and the Lions Club Boys and i
Girld Band, membere of the three or-
gandaaation<, were joined by many
villagers to make an impostng par-
ade,
Mrs. W. C. King of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge rend the names of
the depa"ted sisters and Mrs, James
S. Armstrong led in prayer.
Kenneth Coleman took charge e
the service for the Legion. Branch
218 and Gordon Workman read the
long list of names of men who gave
,their lives In two world wars, also
those who since died. The "Last
Post" was sounded by Bandsman
Ruseelt MacBetlt, while the flags i
were louvered by bearers Oordea i
Miller and Eimer Young.
Rev. M..1. layedman a2 Cranbrook
Preahyterta:n Church 'von the guest I
speaker and his sincere and I
thoughtful message , was from the
text, "Look unto ebe rock from
whom ye are .hewn." He Suggs'
ted
that rt Is a good thing to stop and I
look bark to Bind 1nspination. eon-;
fort and encouragement from .the
lives of our forefathers. It is also j
a good thcuebe to hallow their mem.
ory in gratitude for the .heritage they'
have handed to us — cherchee
schools. homes, faith end hope —
things that abide while the years
roll on.
The singing of "Abide with Me" :
brought the service to a close with
prayer and benediction by Douglas :
Hegningway.
During the afternoon several Baer-
ed e,electinns were played py tit'
Lions. Club Boys and Girls Rand led
by Bandmaster A. C, Rnbineon, Lon,
don.
Inside the cemetery where a loud
speaker system had been set up,j
Ralph Pearson, Noble Grand of
Western Star lodge svgsin charge
of the program. During their part
of the eorviee, Douglas Heming-
way,
emingway, chaplain of fire lodge led in
prayer and Hartley Fischer road the
names of departed bretheren, everted
here and in other centres.
MELVILLE W. M. S.
The regular ineeting of Melville
Presbyterian Ladies' W. M. S. wan
held July 3rd at the home of the
President, Mrs. Rev, Fulton, with a!
spendtd attendance present, After,
opening with the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Hymn 249 was sung.
Mrs. Fulton read the scripture
reading taken from the 9th chapter
of Matthew. Mrs. H. B. Allen led in
prayer. foliowed by the minutes and 1
tre euree's statement, They would t
like to bane the gifts handed in as
650011 as possible for the Indian bale,
Mrs. Rev, Felton gave a splendid re-'
port from the Presbyterial in White
Church,
Roll Pall was answered by the I
name of a women of ,'thee Bible."
Several calls on sick and shut-ins
were reported.
Mess P. Mosses gave a very Inter-
esting talk on 2 letters received from
the Infserionfaiv fieid'e, one fro%
Erltish thine and one from India
the chapter from the study book --
"African Life Old and New" wet,
given by Mrs, Jas. S. Armstrong,
Hymn 399 was then sung, Mrs. Ful-
ton cloned the meeting with prayer
end the benediction.
UNTIED CHURCH
CHOIR ENTERTAINED
.After the regular choir :rehearsal
Thursday evening, the nrgnniet anti
(heir leader, Mrs. Edwin Martin
intuited the members to the Church
parlour where refreshments were
served. Mrs. Tneen Davison, the
their president thanked Mrs, Martin
for her 1tioitghtfninese. Tire, Martin
expresses her appreetation (t Rhe
splendid en.operetion of the choir
during
the past year.
GARDEN PARTY
Wednesday, July 29th on
Dave Hastisgs' !awn, Brussels
Supper served from 5.35 to 8 P. M.
Concert to follow
ADMISSION 85c — Children under 12 — 40c
Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
to Canadian Legion
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 22nd
PARADE OF BANDS AT 7.30 P. M.
Programme at Park begins at 8.15 Sharp
PARTICIPATING BANDS
Seaforth Highland Band
21st Anti Tank Regimental Band, Wingham
Mitchell Citizens Band
Brusisels Legion Pipe Band
8.7 C. 0. D. Drum and Bugle Band, London
London Girls' and Boys' Band
Goderich Girls' Trumpet Band
Brussels Lions Club Boys' and Girls' Band
A'dmiesion 50c — Children under 12 Free.
DANCE
AT CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM
At 10 o'clock
George Smith and his six piece orchestra
Modern and Otd Time Dancing
Refreshment Booth
Admission to Dance 60e
Everybody Cordially !milted
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