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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-11-18, Page 1THE Past Publishing House LISTOWEL' CAPITOL THEATRE BRUSSELS authorized as second class AU, Post OfficeD Department Ottawa Wednesday, November 18th, 1953 2.00 per year - $2.50 U. 3. 2 showsl nightly 7.30— 9.30 p. 'm• — Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. FRIDAY — SATI7iRDAY A Repeat Performance For Your Enjoyment t :'s " TRADER ,H'DRN• +a Filmed In the heart of Africa it Is the greatest adventure Story ever told. NOVEMBER 20 — 21 ONE ENTIRE WEEK MONDAY to SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 27 - 28 Too fine a picture for Just a regular engagement. It plays for the entire week, Inc. SEE THIS PICTURE WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE VERY, VERY MUCH.,. NOTE: 2 Showings Nightly 7.30-9.30 p. ht. Matinees Thursday — Saturday 2 p. m. ;NO ADVANCE IN PRICES — FOTO-NITS TUESDAY ist 'OFFER $200.00 — 2nd OFFER 560.00 Attendance Card Monday. MUNICIPAL NOTICE 1 hereby give notice that Nomination of a Reeve, Four Councillors, Two School Trustees to serve the Town- ship of Grey during the year 1954. will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1953 If demanded a'Poli will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1953 Polling Sub -division No. 1 at School House S. S. No. 4, Polling Sub -division No. 2 at School House S. S. No. 1, Polling SubrdivLsion Nio. 3 at School House S. S. No. 2. Polling SO -division No. 3A at Community Hall, Walton, Polling SO -division No. 4 at Community Hall, Moncrieft. Polling Sub -division No, 5 et Township Office, Ethel. Polling Sub -division No. 6 School House S. S. No. 5. Polling Subdivision No. 7 Community Hall, Cranbrook. Polls to be opened from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Edythe M. Cardiff, Returning Officer at' at THE PRESBYYERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA MNvllb Church Brussel, Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship United C'hurch OF CANADA fdlalat..,, Rev. Andrew Lane Divine Worship — 11 o'clock The Cpanlaltian in an Unchristian World, Church School 12 o'clock "Bless the Lord. 0 my Soul, and forget not all His bees fits:" Church of England Parish of Brussels NOV. A. Neiman 1111e, M. A. Sunday Before Advent at. John's Church, Drumli— n a, in, Morning prayer Sundagr School Et. David's Church, 1{enfryn-- d 2 119 p, lit, livening Prayer Sunday School 8t. George's, Walton 7.20 P. m, Evening Prayer i MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that Nomination of a Reeve, Four Councillors, -Three School Trustees to serve the Town- ship of Morris during the year 1954. will be, held at MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1953' 1f demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1953 Polling Sub -division No. 1 at School House S. S. No. 1; D. R. 0,, Miller Riohmond; P, C,. Jack Nesbitt, Polling Sub -division No. 2 at School House S. S. 9; D. R. O, Clarence Martin;' P. C., Frank Bell. Polling Subdivision No. 3 at School House S. S. No. 5; D. R. 0. Clare VarnCamp; P. C., Harry Goll, Polling Sebdivisdon No. 4 at Morris Township Hall; D. R. 0., Ernest Smith; P. C., Clarence Yuili. Polling Sub -division No. 5 at School House 5, S. No. 7; D. R. 0., .Tames Casemore; P. 0., John Brewer. Polling Sub -division No. 6 at Sehaol T—rouse S. S. No. 10; D. 11 0 James john Mon ; P, C„ Turvey. Polis to be opened from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Geo. Martin, Returning Officer. Ross REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. Thursday, Friday and Saturday polos �., "PONY SOLDIER" Tyrone Power Cameron Mitchell Torn from History's Flaming pages her, Is a Sweeping Action, Packed Thri iler of the early days of the Fabulous Royal Canadian Mounted • • • a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Richard Widmark Joanne Iris "MC PAL GUS" Introducing Guo — A dininutive torment hie teachers, flabbergast Dynamo whose hair raising antic') hist father and 'will, have you In stitches, In the years funniest Comedy. • • Thursday, Friday and Saturday "BLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY" Color Mitizl Gaynor Scott Brady * • • Coming Soon -- "LACY WANTS MINK" MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that Nomination of a'Reeve, Four Councillors, Three School Trustees and One Hydro Commissioner to serve the Village of Brussels during the year 1954. will be held at Brussels Public Library Basement From 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1953 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1953 Polling Sub -division No. 1 1n the Council Chamber in tate Town. Hall, D. R. O., J. W. Fisohea•; Merano Jackson, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -division No. 2 in the basement of the Public Library, D. R 0., R. J. Bowman; Ben Wirittarii, Poll Clerk. Polls to be opened from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE HELD AT MELVILLE CHURCH Renlembranae Day services, to this vieinity were held in Meliville Pres- lrsterian Church here and, at the cenotaph afterward.. Rev. W. H. T. Fulton was in charge of the service In the church with I.. 6D, Thompson, In change of the mus- ical service. Led by the BruSllels Legion Pipe Band the war veterans marched to the, church and filled the centre section. of the auditorium. Standards were borne by Elmer Sellers and Elmer Young. An anthem was sung by the choir, Alt the cenotaph , Rev. A, Norman Ellis took eharge of the service, .as sifted by the president of the local branch of the Canadian Ltagion, Ll- oyd Workman. Wreaths were planed for the province of Ontario, by Frank Mitchell Morrie, Township; Harvey Johnston; Grey Township, Reeve Cl. Orford Rowland; village of Brussels, Reeve R. 11, Cousins Brussels Legion inanch, Russel Hall Legion Ladies' Asnlliary„ Mrs. William Leach; Li- ons Club Max ()Rifled; LO.O.F. and 1 Rebekah lodges, R. S. Bowman; A. F. and A.M. , Selwyn Baker; Melville i Church ,Jamas Moir; St. Ambrose Church, Mrs. Alex Russel;; St, John's ( Church, Mrs, Ben Wlhittard; Crass brook Women's institute, Mrs. Earl Dunn; Majestic Women's Institute. Mrs. .john Sipeir; Mrs. Joseph Baker placed a wreath in memory of :her son Peter, who was a mem- ber of the R. C. A. F. Follenvintgg the laying of wreaths, Pipe .Major George Elliott and Gordon Kreuter played the Scottish lament, "Flowers of the Forest" Rev. Andrew Lane gave the Legion I phrase. Last Post, a two -minute silence and Reveille brought the service to a close. Rev. W. H. T Fulton pronounced the benediction. In spite of a brisk rain that fell during the service, a Iarge crowd stood in respect for the soldiers who had given their lives. THE UNITED CHURCH The theme of worship in the United Church on Sunday, Nov. 15th was, "The Loss of the Holy Spirit" The withdrawal of God's, Spirit from any human life was, said to be man's supreme loss. The Bibltoal basis of the worship theme was found in the PSelmist's cry, "Cast me not away from Thy presence and take not Thy Hoy Spirit from Me", rhe anthem, "Dear Spirit Lead Me", (Bell and Miles) with duet by Joyce and Joan Thomas, was sung by i the choir. GIRL GUIDES HOLD OPENING MEETING 'lpte finstameetdng of the Brussels Girl Guides was held in the base. ment on Nqr. 10th 1953. at 7:30 , under thelefaders of Mrs, Kelington and Mrs G. Henderson. The meeting was opened by saying the Guide's prayer. Patrol groupes were formed and the results were ae foliowe; Patrol Leader, May McNeil, Sec- onder Linda Todd, Marlene Waxman, Yvonne Pollard and I,,dith Davi%. Patrol leader Sandra Miller , Sec - ander Cathernie Leach, and illayne Wood, Elizabeth Steventson, Pamela Porter and Jean Davidson Inspection. Was held ,and the horse Shoe was formed , and the color bearer was iillc,yate Wood, Guides were told abent, Guiding and the equipment for einergenrey, Mrs. Kel- ldngtlon alsb told us that our District Commissioner, Mrs, Monteith would viist us on November 24th, The Girls then formed the patrol 60600r;s and discussed the Prowse, Laws, anti the Motto. The Patrols were formed and Taps I was sung, Probe Reported' - Marlene Wekman Natice: All Girls, age 11 or oyer are asked to join the 'lira Guldee. "FAMILY NIGHT" HELD BY MAJESTIC W. 1. The annual Family 'teasnt was oh served by the BrusselsMajestic Women's Institute members on Fri- day night when members and their families, gathered In the Town Hall Rev, Andrew Lane wis chairman and introduced a short program of plane solos by Audrey Wheeler and Marion Hoover; a .piano duet by Sharon and Peter Hemingway; Marion Hoover and Ronald Lane repeated speeches which won for them first and second prizes in an Institute sponsored elocution con- test. A group of young people from S. S. 1, Grey, community gave a dem. one,tration of square dancing. The girls were white blouses and gay peasant skirts and the bays were garbed in jeans and boldy checked skirts. They were Joyce Miller, Betty Alcock, - Ruth and Marion Hemingway and Gerald Miller, Bill and Kensth Aleo,k and Donlyn Hemingway. Following this eight members of Institute did their version of a square dance. To the violin' and piano mu- sic of Mr, and Mrs. George Evans and the calling of Mrs. Charles Dav- is they went snnotfhly through their sets. The men of the party seemed to favor full dress writs while the women must halve dug into great grandma's trunk in, the attic for their costumes. Taking pant were Mrs. Earl Cud. more, Mrs. Clare Long, Mrs. Doug; las Hemingway, Mrs, Charles Davis, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Harold ,Speir, Mrs. Ferg Connelly and Miss Thelma Maier. Following community singing William Idmpe$ showed three in- teresting movie 21lmb. Lunch •Mas served to the group by the oommittee under Mrs, Earl Cudmore. NOTICE — Christmas Dance — Wmltoh for further particulars about the Christ- mas Dante on Dee, 29 In the Cra'n. brookConimuni.ty Centre. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER MEETING Members of -the Brussels and Dist. tact Chamber of Commerce, their wives ,and friends, enjoyed a fine turkey dinner at Ole New American Hotel last Tueday evening. The enthusiastic singing, capably led by Mr. Albert Wood, expressed every one's enjbyment at this, we hope, the 'first ,of similar gatherinlgs plan- ed for the future. Members and guests were weicons ed by the President, Mr,^Harold Thomas; and a fine program of vocal and instrumental music Was 'thoroughly enjoyed. A vocal solo, by Joan Johnston accompanied by Doris Johnston "Daisies Won't Tell" and "Smiles." A clarinet end saxophone solo by Robert Ken• nedy; a pleno duet by Doris John• sten and Mary Dennis. Mr. R. B. Cousins introduced the guest sneaker for the evening, Rev. Mr. Boggs 01 Molesnvotlt. H8 gave a very interesting commentary on his experiences in the Middle East dur- ing the Second World War. It was `. thoroughly enjoyed by all present) and the thanks of the gathering was expressed by Mr. D. M. ManTavieh, During the course of the meeting Mr. Thomas _read a tetter from Mr. Joe Baker, .the proprietor of the hotdl and a memiier of the Chamber, who is confined to the Kitchener Hospital with a serious illness. The letter is as follows: "Dear friends and neighbours in the village and outside of village: I would be glad to be with you, but very sorry I cannot this time. Dr. Myers promised to take me home hint changed his mind. I am a very sick man and he is trying to help me and Is now pre- paring me for an operation. You bad a big day on Wednesday the 11th and I was not with you to see your beautiful parade. My dear , friends I miss you all. I like the Village — my home, ' please helieve me, I was, very happy i sitting in front in the coffee shop 1 1 meeting you all. If it is God's will that I do not come back I know that my wife will halve many good friends and she will not be lonely. God bless you all. 1 Sincerely, Joe Baker, It is the sincere and heartfelt wish of his, many friends, that he will i return with his friendly smite and quick good humour to take his place among the citizens of Brussels and surrounding community. A vote of appr•eci ution should be expressed to the Ladies Auxiliary of; The Canadian Legion who so ably I, assisted in preparing and serving the dinner. ATTENTION PLEASE The Christmas Seals you are now 1 reeeivhte are sponsored by your Local Lions Club. He)p to stamp out T, B. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Evelyn Armstrong announces the engagement of her eldest daugh- ter Lilian Evelyn to Lloyd Arnold Appleby, son of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Appelby of Morris township. The wedding is to take place on Nov. 21, MEETING OF 0. R, M, T. A, The second rn,.etiog In the Fall, of the Huron County branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers AJsootation was held on Monday evening .alt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson at Brussels. Ten advanced retitle students were invited, and took part in the follow- ing program of muslllo. Mrs, J. 0, McDougal of Blyth prebided ove4 the meeting. R9re program opened with a short recital of organ music, by Mr, L. D. Thompson in which some music of Bach was featured. Other 'numb'ers on the program were ,piano solo by Kenneth Wood; vocal solo. Margaret Perris; violin solo, John MoDi6agal, of Blyth; piano solo, Margaret Jackson of .Auburn; vocal solo, Brian Prescott; Piano duet, Dorls Johnston and Mary De'nnist; vooal solo, Douglas Dunbar; organ solo, Lois Grasby of Myth; duet, tats pianos, Mrs. McDougal and L„ D. Thompson, Iienneth Woos a'nd Lois Grasby were the winners of the muateai cot. insih. Rrefretslnne�nte were sera ed, by the hostess, Mrs. Louis D. fiholupson. MEI-VILLE SUNDAY SCHO'0L CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Melville Sunday School Christmas Concert will be held on Monday, Dec. 21st, Keep this date mind. SANTA CLAUS COMING BRUSSELS DEC, 12th Santa Claus will pay his annual visit to Brus'sel's on Saturday, Dees .1310, Watch for further particulars, ' Brussels School Board Sets age for pupils starting To uniform with other schools and by recommendation of the Inspector, Children starting to Brussels School must be six years of age py the 31st of Deceember, That Is a pupil starting on September lst must be slx by Deoebmer the 31st. Bazaar and Tea In Cranbrook Community Centre Tuesday, November 24th Mr. Chester Little sf Atwood, will show colored films on The Coronation and other pictures. Everybody'Welcome — Men also invited to attend. Sponsored by Ladies' Aid of Cranbrook Pres. Church .16 "Raggery Nan" "a comedy in 3 -Acts will be presented In Brussels Town Hall on SAT., NOV. 28, at 8.30 P. M. By the Young People of Wroxeter. Admission: Adults 50c —, Children 25c Under the auspices of Melville Y. P. S., Brussels. The Ladies Aid of Melville Pres. Church Are holding a Bazaar and Tea In the Brussels Public Library Saturday, Nov. 28th, at 2.30 o'clock The sale will consist of A Fancy Quilt, Home Made Candy, Aprons, Sewing, Vegetables and Plants. T'ea will be served from 3 to 5 o'clock. -Everybody Welcome.. FREE PICTURE SHOW At Ethel - Township Hal - FRIDAY, NOV. 27th at 8 P. M. By J I CASE Sponsored by Ed. Richards Everybody Welcome. Progressive Euchre and Dance FRIDAY, NOV. 20th - In Crgnbrook Community Centre Euchre at 8.30 p. m. Dancing from 11 to 1 a. m. Music by Wilbee's Orchestra Lunch Booth in the Hall. Admission 50c Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board Exciting Amusing Fascinating. see EDWIN HEATH MASTER HYPNOTIST At The Wingham Town Hall on THUR., FRI., SAT., NOV. 19 - 20.21 at 8.30 P.M. Sponsored by The Wingham Brandi Of The Canadian Legion. Adults 60c Children 25c