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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-8-12, Page 1Pooft Publishing House THE BRUSSELS Din T Authorized as second slaws met Poet Offioo Deportment, Ottawa Our sincere thanks to all those in the riding of Huron who worked so faithfully, and who by their vote, contributed to our power. ANDREW Y. McLEAN PLAY BINGO: AT SEAFORM COMMUNITYP CENTRE Monday, Aug. 17 PLAY STARTS AT 9.09 P. M, TOTAL PRIZE MONEY $2100 CASH Every Cent To Be Paid Out 12 GAMES FOR 50.00 I SPECIAL FOR 100.00 2 SPECIALS FOR 200.00 1 SPECIAL FOR 1000.00 Admission for 12 Games $1.00 EXTRA CARDS AND SPECIALS 25c — 5 POR 1.00 — AUSPICES • — SEAFORTPH MEMORIAL CENTRE BRANCH 156 OAN. LEGION - SF,AFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOC LIBRARY NOTES — The Library will be closed from nig. 10th to Aug. 24th, *Idle the librarian is on vacation. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA MNylle CII erueeele Minister, Rev. W. H. T. puttee 10 s, m. Sunday School:" 11 a. m. Morning Service - Preacher for August Bev. Andrew Lane, United Church OF CANADA f WMeter, Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -11 o'clock Union Services' during August with oar Presbyterian breth- ren in Melville Church, Theme "Fongivenese end Redemption:' 1 Church of England Parish .1 Irusieis Rev. A. Nen11Ml dile; 11• A. 11th Sunday After Trinity August lCtb, 1908, St. John's Church, Brunetti— l 11 it. m. Morning Prayer, Sunday School, It. David's Church, Henfryn- 2,80 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday School SA CJcrge'a Church, Walton -- CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank my many friends who vis- ited me and sent cards, boxes, and gifts while I was a patient in the K W. bospaltal, Kitchener and since re- turning home , also a special thanks to the doctors and nurses. Bill Eckmier. LLASHMAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIO 910 a, m, Morning Prayer plamimmaasememsolilin— Two Shows Nightly Rain or clear — first show at dusk Note: News and Cartoon at each show. Sat. • Mon. Aug. 1E . 17 "STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM" Bing Crosby and All Star Cast Tuea,,•Wed. August 18 - 18 "LIMELIGHT" Charlie Chaplin Nara Bloom Thurs. - Frl. August 20 - 21 r''M1880URI RAID" 1ecnIcolor Wendell Corey Ellen Drew Set. • Mon, ;August 22 • 24 "CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA" '(Teohnlctfr)' Dick Haymee Vera Ellen Wednesday, August 12th, 1953. Prime Minister St. Laurent led his Liberal forces in a second landslide victory in Monday's Dominion election. UNION CHURCH SERVICES e ` Ta 'his sermon at Melvllle Church on Sunday morning, Rev. Andrew Lane took as his subject, "Pulsars of Our Faith" The first was the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ". The word grace sums alp the total of God's love and mercy towards us. We• should not be discouraged about human nature, Sesus was not. The second pillar was the love of oar Lord Jesus Christ. Paul states, "that neither death, nor life, mor angel, nor any creature, shall be able to seperate us from the love of God In Christ Jesus." The third pillar, was the Communion of the Holy Spirit: Mr. Lane. spoke In closing of the Trinity, Father, Son. and Holy Spirit, Mr. Brian Prescott was the soloist, and Tended the sacred song, "Nearer My Cad lo Thee" by Lewis Carey. DIED McARTER — At her late residence, 30 Ashland Ave., Si Catharines, Mary J. Fulton widow of Harry B. McArFer; dear Mother of Florence, of St. Catherinels, Doris of Tor- onto, James of London, Donald of Ridgeway, also four grand- children. Three slaters, Mtge Agnes and Miss Margaret Fulton Mrs. R. W. Ferguson of Brussels, One brother Donald J. Fulton, Por - age La Prairie. Burial at the Congregational Cemetery, Burford, Omt. CAPITOL LISTOWEL THEATRE _ 2 shows nightly 7.80 — 9.30 p. m. ' Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Saturday Oonly August 15th "FRONTIER GAL" starring Yvonne de Carlo, Rud Cam- eron and introducing a new star child Severely Simmons in a story of roaring Frontier Days. •••ems I Monday, Tuesday August 17-18 Van Johnson, Dorothy McGuire, Ruth Roman In a gripping human story of borrowed love • "INVITATION" TUESDAY FOTO-NITS Offer $190.00 Monday ,attendance Card MAL Wednesday, Thursday August 19.20 'THUNDER 1N THE EAST" with Alan Ladd, 'Deborah Kerr, Charles Doyor. A story of mystic, Mysterious India amid scenes seeth- ing with Paslaton and Intrigue. P1IOPLE WE KNOW Miss Mae Skelton, ,.,i , �.�ng Branch is holidaying here. Miss Mae Skelton, Lang Branch, is holidaying here. Mrs. W. E. Hollinger and Marie of Fruitland are visiting in the vicinity. Miss Mina McKelvey has returned to Hamilton after spending some time at her home here. Miss Mina McKelvcy.lYas returned to Hzimilton after spending some time at iter home here. Mr, and Mrs. Orval (Whitfield of St. Catharines are holidaying in this vicinity with relatives and friends. Mr. Clayton Procter supervising Principal of the Fort Framcea Public Schools,.and Mrs. Procter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Kerr. Mrs. A R. Agar of Mount Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Oldeion of London and Mrs. Fred Ebel of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Cori Self and Ross of Brampton were spending a few days at the home o1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whittiard. Mr. W. J. Armstrong of Burka Enlist and son Harold of London; visited their cousin W. L. and Mrs. Armstrong last week. Also Mr, and Mrs.. Ellis McLaughlin of Waterloo and ,family visited with Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stoat of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slott of Galt visited their aunt and uncle Mr, cad Mrs. W. L. Armstrong over the week -end. CARD OF THANKS A message of thanks wo'd tike to send To all our neighbours and our friends, Who left their work on their own farm 'Po cone and help us with the barn. First of all we'd like to say Just who 'came to help each day Tom Williamson, bossed the mink And the barn went with up with a mighty bang. Joe Brenner, ,Poe Martin, Ferg Gurley, Milner Artnetroiig, John Armstrong, 'Sam Sweeney, Uniole ,Tim and Cousin Leo, Bill IMAtop, Jim Turnbull, George Turnbull, Ren. Wittee, Cyril Prescott, Mac Shaw, Bili Smith, 13111 Blake, 13111 Dobson, Dave TTardy, Clem S'tettler, Tom Mclaerlane, Dan MacTavlsh, Jack Bishop, /Inch, Charlte; Ross Smith, Dime MacDonald, Rote, and Norman Stephenson. ' i 11 by chance we missed your name, Don't feel bad, 'cause just the same , Wo truly thank you one and ail, • And know the barn will never fail, Forovar apprebiated Win. Deltner faintly. CARDIFF SCORES VICTORY 1N NEW BIDING Lewis Elston Cardiff, P. C., mens her for the old Huron North Siding in 1940, 1945 and 1949, was returned Monday for his fourth term In the House of Commons as the represent- ative for the new Huron Riding. He defeated Andrew Y. McLean, See forth ,publisher, by 11,050 votes to 9.444 votes. It was a hard fought contest stem- ming from the fact that the old rid- ing of Harron North, Cardiff`s riding and Huron Perth, McLean's riding, were merged in a redistribution of House seats during the test pperil& mentary sessions. Both men were widely, known as able men, liked and respected by their constituents, Early summaries favoured Mr. McLean hut later reports gave the P. C. •candidate a growing lead. 13y the time 140 polls were in, at about 10.30 p, m., the election was decidely on Cardiff's side and the Liberal workers conceded the election. Mr. Cardiff, after results Were . known on Monday night, said that it wo'. a clean campaign and that he had noticing but respect for the way his opponent, Mr. McLean, con- " ducted his campaign. He attributed one of the main reasons for his victory to the fact that the voters resented the way his former riding was eliminated: and that it was a Protest against the policy of the Liberal Government for the fall in farm prices and loss of overseas markets for the things that Aaron farmers produce. Mr. McLean had difficulty reach- ing his opponent to offer his eon- gratulaticns on his victory. He had tried to locate Mr, Cardiff by tele. phone as soon as the swing became obvious, but it was not until 2:00 n, 10.. that the two candidates name together, to Seafnrth, to shake hands. Tn their eoionrfal kilts, the Legion Pipe Band of Mr. Cardiff's, home, town. Brussels, provided the march. ing music for the traditional victery parade through the riding_. With his inbiliant workers and supporters forming a motorcade the parade be- gan at Wingham proeeeddng to Brus- sels, Myth, the county seat of God- eridh, and to Clinton, Seaforth and Exeter, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Roy B. Cousins, an nonnee the engagement of their dnuohter Elizabeth Anne (Betty) to Ivan George Edward Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Camp- bell, Listowel. The marriage will take place on Monday September 7th, 1953, at 3 o'clock in Brussels United Church. CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my thanks to all those who visited me and sent me eards, letters, and treats while I was in the hospital and since returning home. 1 will always be grateful. „ Wm. J. Definer. NOTICE — The Evonne Beauty Shop will be cloned from the 10 to the 22nd of August. - REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING — Mon., Tues. Wed. "YANKEE BUANCCANEER" Jeff Chandler Scott Brady A thrilling drama of adventure on the High Seas, • • Thur. Fri., and Sat. "APRIL IN PARIS" Doris Day 'Ray Bolger A sensationalmU'sical comedy by Warren Bros. • if .0 Mon., Tues., and Wed. "MILLION DOLLAR MERMAID" Esther Willlame Victor Mature The thrilling story of Annette Keller- man the original one piece bathing suit girl, " "'+`a"r"m • * * COMING — "SUt'iNy SIDE OF THE STREET" $2.00 per year - $2.50 U. S, 1 would like to express my gratitude to the people of Brussels, Grey and Morris for the wonderful support on Mcnday last, there never was a people more loyal. Sincerely Elston Cardiff. Each ticket admits one adult or 2 children (save 50c on regular admission prices) •1953 METEOR • 1953 CHEVROLET •1953 AUSTIN • 17" Northern Electric Table Model Television Set. • 17" Spartan Table Model • Television Set. • 17" General Electric Table Model Television Set. • 1 Boy's Bicycle • 1 Girls Bicycle Prize/ valued at over $7,500.00. Only ADVANCE SALE TICKET HOLDERS are eligible far above prizes. Special non -admission coupon attached to Advance Sale Tickets must reach Western Fair Association by 9:30 p.m. Sept. 14th, 1953 to be eligible for opening night draw. Closing date for Livestock Entries -Tuesday, August 18th 1.53 USED CARS 1952 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and Heater 1946 Plymouth Sedan, Radio and Heater 1940 Pontiac Sedan 1938 Pontiac Sedan 1939 Chevrolet Sedan USED TRUCKS 1951 Chev. Sedan Delivery 1951 Chev. 1 Ton with Dual Wheels I'948 Chev. 1 Ton Pick-up RIVERSIDE MOTORS Chevrolet aria OldsMobile Supertest Cas and Oil Phone 56 Brussels, Ont,