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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-7-29, Page 1Post Publishing House 'POST THE BR-USSELS $2.00° per year - $2,50 U. 6. ' Authorized as second class mall, Post QWWioe Denartmeat, Ottawa Wednesday, Judy 29th, 1953 PIPE BAND AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12th PARADE TO PARK AT 8.30 SEVEN BANDS 'KINCARDINE PIPE BAND LUCKNOW PIPE BAND MOUNT FOREST PIPE BAND LISTOWEL LEGION PIPE BAND PALMERSTON PIPE BAND. BRUSSELS • LEGION PIPE BAND BRUSSELS LIONS GIRLS' AND BOYS'- BAND SCOTCH DANCING Admission 50c - Children under 12 Free IN THE,ARENA IN CASE OF RAIN DANCE AFTER AT CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM At 10 o'clock George Smith and his six piece orchestra Admission to Dance 50c Everybody Cordially Invited "God Save The Queen" PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR PURCHASE OF BAND EQUIPMENT TATTOO 1 BENNETT GROCERY SOLD Ned Rutledge Inas purchased the 1 PLAY BINGO At SEAFO' TH Community Centre CIVIC HOLIDAY Mon., Aug. 3rd STARTING 9 P. M. ENTIRE "PROCEEDS For Huron County TORNADO VICTIMS' FOND $2,OOCash Prizes ADMISSPON 12 GAMES FOR $ 50.00 - FOR 12 GAMES' 2 GAMES FOR $100.00 $1.00 1 GAME FOR $200.00 JACKPOT GAME ,,,, $1,000.00 Extra Cards and Specials, 25c - 5 for $1.00 SEATING FOR -2,000 This Fund Deserves A. Full House !ma 1111•1=11.• THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melvtile Ctmrst Brussels Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. In. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Service Preaaher for August Rey, Andrew Lane, United Church Or CANADA idIRletsr, Rev. Andrew Lens Morning Worelhin-11 o'clock Union Cortices in Meliv4.11e Oberdh during Aug. alt it S. BC Ohuroh• Whoa - 12 o'clock Cburchof England Parish W Drums% Rev. A.:Homan E111s, M. A. 9th Srnday After Trinity Augnat 2n5, 1963 , Ott. John's Church, Brussels - 11 a. M. Holy ,(}.omi17un10n Sunday School St. David's Church, Henfryn- 2.80 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday School Et George's -Church, Walton - 9.30 a, m. Morning Prayer LLASHMAR DRIVE••IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIO Two Shows Nightly Rain or clear - first show at duet Note: News and Cartoon at each show. Thur. - Fri. July 30 • 31, "CAPTAIN CHINA" John Payne Gall Margahae Saturday August tot THUNDERHEAD SON 'OF FLICKA' Roddy McDowell Preston Foster Monday August 3rd "TWO FLAGS WEST" Joseph Cotton Linda Darnell Tues. - Wed. August 4 - 5 "AFTER MIDNIGHT" Alan Ladd Wanda Hendrix • Thur. - .,=r1. Aug. 6 • 7 "VDUR MY EVERYTHING" Tech. Dan Dalley Ann Baxter Bennett Groeery and takes possess. ion/Tuesday Aug. ht'h. R. A. Bennett has operated the grocery store for the past eight years x.fter purchasing it from 0, Long, Later he bought the building and mo- ved into the present location. PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * Err - Dir. and Mrs. John Soh:ultz called of friends here recently, * * * Miss Jessie Little is. in Corunme with Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Fife. t * * Mrs. Jchu Benueavies of Kiltchener spent several days last week at the home of her brother John Steins, * * Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harvey, Tor• onto, with tlreir children Judy and John have been holidaying with her parents Mr, and Mrs. W. S Scott. Air. Roger • Barrie of Ottawa an. companying Mrs. Joseph Foam and sons Allan and Barrie on their trip to Cabci, Sask., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin. e * e Nir. and Mrs. James Morton visit- ors from San Diego, Calf„ also Say- lor ayfor Morton and Mrs. Ina Martin and Dir, and Mrs. Mac McDowell were guests with Mrs. G. McDowell. * * s Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Melanie, Mr, and Mrs. James Taylor and daughter Helen, and Mr. Percy Myer - man of Exeter were Sifnday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Netter, R.R. 1 Ethel, Ont., wish to announce the -enga.gcanent of their only daughter, Rita. Pearl to Stanley Bruce Mor. rleon. younger son of Mr. and MTS. Norman Morrison, R. R 1, Munro, Ont. The marriage will take place quietly on _ 11g-ust 21st ,which is the 21st annive'r'sary of the bride's Aar- en'ta. Sat. • Mon. Aug. 8 - 10 "'RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS" (Technicolor) John Payne Donna Reed NOTICE - ' The office of G. Alan Williams, cptometrtst, Wingham, will be closed August ; rd to 12th inolusive. B'ORN I1EE'R - To Mr. and Mrs. John Beer (nee Lillian Mitchell) Winni- peg, cn July 7th, at Dr. Myer's Nursing Home, a son, •HON, LESTER B. PEARSON SPEAKS AT BRUSSELS Speaking before a ,eapacity audie- nce et Brusseli, Town Hall Wednes• day afte>enooi4. Hon, Lester B, Pear. son, mtnister`of external .affairs ter. med the. Opal nitrons charges of ex• travaganco. waste and irresponeiihll- ItY as "absurd". Mr. Peare*A was Sneaking 011, be. half of A. Y.,,McLean, MP,candidate for the newly formed Huron Liberal riding, Mid was given a real ovation here. 'He Nal paraded through the main thoroughfare headed by the Brussels Legion Pipe Band. Liberal supporters from this villa- ge and the townships of Morris, and l Grey turned out in full force to greet the minister. 1 Figures Inaccurate Commenting on remit charges made by ,Tolin Dlefenbaker, PG, agar. nst his department, relative to tots heavy expenditures. Mr. Pearson said the figures Fere far from accurate. Mr, AeerAon was _referring to a dinner "n ld In Rome, Italy, when he was'*nairman of the North Atlantad 'Council; when .his• op- position stated $35,000 was spent, Said the minister: "Only .oize-twe- Ifth of that much was incurred. anti at the international conference in one year ' $19,000 was spent on the 14 mcomberb represented, Instead of $5,000,000. Continuing, Mr. Pearson said the Liberal Government ean't be too far wrong. "Our progress Condit ion of cur' country and reputation still remain,' good. ' Canada still is the en,vly of nearly every country in the world."" - Llttte to Promise The speaker agreed that present taxation was high. but attributed 'this to the rise in defence emer- genoy appropriations and social security benefits, "We he1re little to pri.mise for this election," he said, "but ws are coming to the people on our record." _ Mr. Person referred to the North Atlantic really aS the "strongest bulwarksrtigeinst Communist oppres- s;ion," and the United Nations as the "foundation of our foreign policy," "We must keep Canada strong and united at home," he said, "and continue to pursue for world peace." Roy Cousins, reeve of Brussels, ex. tended a clic welcome to Mr. Pear- son. He spoke, he said, on behalf of the neighboring townships of Morris and Grey, as well as for tho Tillage of Brussels. Chairman of the meeting was Clifford Dunbar, Ethel, vice -pre$. of tits Iluron Liberal Association , Thanks to Mr. Pearson for .his ad- dress was voiced by Robert Bennett, chairman of the Brussels Liberal Association. ' Others on the platform were Sen. ator W. H. Golding, Seaforth; Hugh Smith, deputy reeve of Grey; Harvey Johnston, reeve of Morris; William Gillespie, Brussels: Elmer Dennis, McRillop township; Mrs. Robert Ben. nett; Mrs, Roy Cousins.: John Mc - NOM, former reeve of Grey; Mr and Airs. Carl McDonad, Grey town. ship; Mrs. Clifford Dunbar; Frank Malawi Q. C., Clinton, pros., of the Huron Liberal Association, BORN I. TIDETIH3R -- To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Huebner on Tuesday, July 14th, at Dr, Myer's Nursing Home, a son (John Gregory (Greg), a brother for Doug. BAND CONCERT At Victoria Park, Brussels on SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th at 8.15 P. m. Silver Collection Everybody Welcome CAPITOLLISTOWEL THEATRI'r 2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Friday, Saturday Julp 31, Aug. 1 Rory Calhoun - Gene Tierney "WAY OF A GAUCHO" Mondayy Tuesda,, Wednesday August 3.4-5 Musical In Technicolor Starring Betty Rutton, Ralph Meeker TUESDAY FOTO-N1TE OFFER $170.00 Monday Attendance Card NWWWit Thur., Fri. Aug. 6 - 7 Peter Lawford, Dawn Adams "THE HOUR OF 16" NOTICE - The Evonne Beauty Shop will bo closed from the 10 to the 22nd of 1 August, ANNUAL BAND TATTOO ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD Server[ bands participated in tilte annual band tattoo sponsored by tate Brussels Lions Club Band, Diesa- ppointment was expressed by many when the 27th. C. 0, D. Drum and. Bugle Band, London, was unable to be present. The tattoo was presented under the capable directionoof Bandmaster A, C. Robinson, of London. The parade of bands to Victoria Park, left the Public Library prompt. ly at T.30 and the program commen- ced at 8.15., A specie' tribute was paid to the memory of the late Kenneth Coleman Pipe -Sergeant of the Brussels Legion Pipe Band, Bandmaster Robinson voiced his regret that he had been rbsent, on tour in eastern Ontario, and unable to be present, when he learned of the tragic accident that took Ken's life, The massed bands played, "Abide With Me", while members of the Brussels Legion Pipe Baud. drawn up in formation in front of the bands, stood at attent- ion, „ A plrt.ing, 'varied, program was enjoyed by a large audience, Participarting bands were; Sea - forth Highland, 41st Anti -Tank Regi- mental, Winrlmm; Mitchell Citi - rens; Brussels Legion Pipe; Lon. don Mr's' and Boys.; Goderich Girls' Trumpet and Brussels Lions Club Boys' and Girls'. Dancing to the music of George Smith's orchestra, took place later in the Crystal Palace Ball Room. Lester Regan .A fun, rat service for Lester Regan, who died suddenly last Tues. day near Forest at, 58, was held at the Ball and Match funeral home. Clinton, Thursday at 2 p.' m. Rev. W. Davidson of Parkhill United Church officiated, and burial was made in Maitlandbank cemetery, Sea - forth. Porn In Hay township, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Regan, Lester Regan lived in Mor- rin township until moving to near Forest recently. - An insurance sales. Aran, he ras a member of the Uni- ted Church. Surviving are one brother, David Regan, Saskatoon; two sisi,ers, Mrs. Emma. Rapson, Clinton; MIST, Rose Regan, London; rad an aunt, Miss Rachael Spen- cer who made her home with him for the past 83 years. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. . 1 NOW PLAYING Thur. Fri., Sat. July 80.31, Aug 1 "FEARLESS FAGAN" Janet Leigh Carleton Carpenter) A highly amusing comedy, one that will keep you laughing thru out. I Mon., Tues., Wed. ,, Aug. 3 • 4 - 5 "WE'RE NOT MARRIED^ Ginger Rogers Victor Moore LIBRARY NOTES - The Library will be closed from i Aug. 10th to Aug, 24t11, while the librarian is on vacation, CORRECTION In the results of music examinat- ions in last week's Post, Joan John- ston's name was omitted. Joan Pass- ed her Grade 1I. piano exam, with ist.class honors. 50 marks. CARD OF TITANKS Please accept my sincere thanks to my many friends, for the many deeds of kindness, and cards, letters, visits and treats that I received during my stay in the hospital. Bill Rann. CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my sincere thanks to all those who sent me cards, gifts, treats end flowers and those who called and visited me when I was in Dr, Myer's Nursing Home. Mrs, Ronald Huether. CARD OF THANKS 1 wcluld like to express my thanks to .all my friiends for the cards, treats and visits to me during my stay in Wingliatn Hospital. It wag greatly appreciated and will e3Ways And another dozen stars In thle l be remembered by amusing comedy feature. Dennis Duquette. * * Thurs., Fri., Sat. Aug. 6 • 7 - 8 "THE BRIGASDS" In Technicolor Another Dexter and Jody Lawrence In a fabulous advdnture • coatum"e • mclodramn. COMING "YANKEE BUCCANEER" CARD OF THANKS Thereby express my sincere thanks to all my friends and netgtbonre when T was in Winglham General Hospital for curds, treats and flow- and lowand all those who visited me, 'Four ntat.y acts of kindnes's will al- ways be remembered, Mra, William AleMurray. PROCLAMATION At the request of a number of citizens 3 hereby proclaim MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1953 A Public Civic Holiday for the Village of Brussels I hereby call upon all good citizens to observe the same. R. B. Cousins, Reeves STRATFORD RACES Monday (Civic Holiday) Aug. 3, 1953 POST TIME 1.30 p. m. E, D. T. 11 Heats - 58500. in Purses and Prizes. Annual slid -Summer le ranee Sale 6 Women's All Weather Coats In Latest Styles ,,,, Special $144 30% Off Reg. Price on Women's Spring Coats, 23 Girls Coats and Children's Coat Sete 14 Misses Crikay Blouses, size 12 to 20, White, Blue, Pink and Mauve Special $1.69 100 Women's and Misses° Summer Dresses Reg. $2.98, (Special 2 for 55.00) Every Dres's Guaranteed, size 12 to ea 1 Rack of Women's and Misses' Better Dresses in Crlskay, Cotton Plaid, Spun Rayon, and Sun Dresses with Boleros, Reg. up to $6,95 Special 53.06 1 Rack of Summer Dresses and Sun Dresses with Boleros Reg. to $4,95 Special $2.99 9 Better Dresses in Sheer, Nylons, and Cracked ice (Don't Miss this Bargain) Out they go, Reg. $14.95 Special OAS Women's Work Straw Hats 150 Women's Cotton Briefs (Inter Lock) Reg. 75c Small, Med. and Large Spec.al 490 Women's Rayon Night Gowns, Med. and Large Special 91.99 25% Off on All Nylon Blouses over $3.95. 200 pr. of First Quality Nylons of our Regular Stook Reg. to $1.60 SpecIal 980 pr. 40 doz. Kitchen Towels 15 x 28 Special 6 for $1.00 1 Rack of Children's Criskay Dresses, Reg. to $4.50 Special 2 for 5.00 1 Rack of odds and ends in Women's and Children's Dresses and Play Suits, also Dirndls Skirts, out they go at $1.29 Boys Seer Suckers Sport 6 to 11 years Shirts (Short Sleeves) Men's Rayon Sport Shirts Boys' Ali -Nylon Sox Reg. Special 51.6! (Short Sleeves) Special $1.89 51.00 (Guaranteed 90 days) Special .160 Men's Wool and Nylon Sockees Reg. $1.25 Men's Shorts and Tops Men's Gabardine Hats Men's Fancy Summer Caps Special 690 Reg. .98c Speclai 2 for $1.50 Special 88.49 Ego Men's T Shirts Reg. $2.98 Special 2 for $6.05 Boys Summer Cotton Slacks (Broken lines) Special 51.35 60 doz. Men's Fine White Hankerchtefs, Reg. 25c' Special 8 for $1.00 Special 85.9$4 Men's Khaki Pants (Pre -Shrunk) Reg. 54.95 Speclai 98:45 4 Men's Cotton Summer Slacks (Broken Sizes) Reg. 54.95 Bpeclal 5 25% 'Off on All Boys' and Men's Sport Jackets. It White Shoe Polish Reg. 260. SpecIal 490 60 pr. of Women's Sandals in White, Navy, Red,' Green and Sand, Reg. 54.49 (Broken linea) Special 42.95 Women's Saddle Shoes In White, with Blue Brown Trim 8pecisi p90 Girle Saddle Shoes, White with Brown or Blue Trim, Size 11 to 8 Special 5Z Men's Brown Oxfords (Crepe Soles) Reg. 57.96 SSSS Special I Bpeclal Men's Grey and Blue Slacks, size 32 to 40 (No Alterations) Boys' Brogue Oxfords (Crepe Solos) Size 11 to 5 Reg. $4.95 Children's Running Shoes, In Strap or Oxfords (Brown or Blue) size 8, 9, 10 each $1.49 and 11 to 2 at Mt Boys' Heavy Black and White Running Shoes with (Arch Supports) Reg. 53.98, sizes 1 to 5 Special PA It -- Ono table of Children's Shoes, White Oxford, White Boots and Straps (Worth While Bargains) Special 111.0( THE ARCA[ E STORES Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fa Blyth, Ont. Brussels, ON .