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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-3-24, Page 144 HE MY BRUSSELS post Publishing House eswthorized ai second wan mail, Poet Dino@ DePeriment, Weirs irs Wednesday, March 24th, 1.954 $2.09 per year « $2,50 Ale .and N1xa...A1ex Peat'Ieon uettt qday ter. a trip to Florida, George Rowland attd Percy Fella lap delivered a• truckload 'of vege- table boxes to a firm in Brampton this week, -- the e,econd .toad since•, 'they 'stained to nuunufaoture them.. CARD OF, THANKS 2 wteh',to itbke ,this wiporbanity le* tlh kell my'friends, wino ire Word. -co' deed u;emiem,1>eh'ed me during any 'reeent•'illneee. 'THE UNITED GHU.RCH i KANSAS FARMER.. DRAWS At morning woassh'4p oz.. :Sunday, g • March 21, Mr. Bert Brae, ler, Mel- t -0111e Dennis and Ma'., :Stateley Wheel - et' were ot'deined to the Eldenahip of tloe Church in te %notal .merviee - of dedioatton, Plie anizieter %oke ma '+"the historic nature of 'the rsb P 'Point7ne out that it wesene of oldest , leffices Of the Church of Ohs sit wiutoh oould readily be seem 'from a Maid), kat f the New 'sebum= t.. me anthem or the day'was„ "Tee 'Must Opeln the Teoer", 'by 'Ogden e land Rodbeaver. .>OSUAL CAPACITY AUDIENCE 'Trees, D. N. McDonald. I1 ' "MELVILLE CHURCH CARD OF THANKS tThe Bowai wn family wish to think their friends and neighbors or On Sunday moaning, 'Rev.. W. H. "T, Fulton tock his text "2rom the `stook of Jernvlali, Came the cry, `their many kind exprelsaiona of sum• -Take 'awayher. liett1emen'te, 'tear ' -palely and condolence durirdg ;their '• • .down the welds. .for they .axe not "the Lord's, Theis 'battlemeatltg'were 1 "the city's pride. Think 'about bur Bible. bhie divirue revelation of the "love .of God. It Isdeeper-Than our •'deepest;needs. Mlle 'is'.the 1>oolc wiNuut witch we noannet "five end =cannot die, Through 'it ewe -come. to :. ' know .a loin that Will met let- as go. The medieval church seemed in- -winctble, It was through 'her .-that -eternal blies was ilto be . obtained. i CARD'OF THANKS i "There were the bon tilements of• pride, -1 wish ,to •thea -k those -who semi ' • • place and power. 'Martin L• ether .me• Cards andletters and also three son-CI "Take ewae her battlements" r came to see ma n^hile 3 wee' in `"The' just shall live by 'faith:" Is I ''Wingham hosipital, Your acts ,ot luridness were truly appreci'ated- •Mre,. 'George Pollard LARD OF THANKS I Wish to thank our friends and -neighbours' fore dike newly acts of elelndness sbewn us et the 'liaseting of rimy father: 'They :will long be remem- i-bared and'deeely'a6tlireeia'ted, " Sincerely, Earl Ctadanore •NOTICE.- --lie CE.---REie enema meet4ng of the euros -Donate Tuberculosis, Aesociabton wilt ibe • linedin the Town. Hall in Clinton en • Tuesday April • Beth at 8 P lit Dr 'thein -net danger that our dhuroh-t - dey Ls hiding behind the 'battlements 1 of 'organization, instead of a •livdkig ' lie ith. ' Hiaw often this cry -homes • to prose •intuiting 4i their ownrighte- tamer. Take°wap tier 'battlements lihey'are niot the Lor e. The choir sang the anY9iem, "God . is Love" -by H. R. Shelley. •Graeme McDonald seri th h I a ass solos. W.•O. Sharpe of tile Bock Mem- .of'fa'l Sanatorium will be the speaker. e eiffi. wato are interested are invited Ito attend, • P. •iT. Snow, Pres. BA K'I'NG DALE' The W. A. of the United Church I The auaual concert and dame° of 'the I aos'as 'armee' and hie enter. `tainens VMS head :iia the Brudsele 1rewn Hall. on Fraley Mar, 19th. and Mende y Meir,22nd., uncles' the auee- ':ices of ithe Lion's Boys' aid Girls "'Band. Other years 'the concert has 'been given mile' one night,. but the ',town hall could not acoomo• %dalte all who Aame'to ;enjoy the tiro - gram pneeenited by' his poj,til r loom entertainer and iao;"'this year 1t was ''held two nights- end'both draw capac- ity audiences, Mr. 'Tltynsie preisided in his own inimitable style and ltle contributions •Itothe program included sslectione as a singing violinist and, in coin- Deny oil-De y with Jain Edgar, and Mrs. G -McCnitoheany twenty minutes of amu-' rstng comedy wletereve,s both clean and brisk. The opening number .consisited of •is:elect/Mee by the Legion Pipe Band. Other numbers were -contributed by the -Noll ,sisters and brother Wm, Ia+ecordlan, plenio, viuiiq, banjo and -guitar; ,C1aa'k Wallace, Oanadian wizard of the harmonica; Bill Dent- iisger, fiddler deluxe; Ken Ryam,-boy ao'loist; Robert Kennedy, clarinet, and -saxophone; Mrsi -Ed. Myers, sepraamo; Thynne and Edger and Mos.. Geo. McCuteibeon, comedy; Mac. Ke• needy, -fiddler; Scott Palwebn, sing- ing guitarist accompanied Jay Peter McQuerrie. guitar and Lvan Hamil • ttoii violin; David -Kennedy, sem- -• The ,entire program . vee enter ,bainirig enr7 ,'througlhly enjoyed by ilarge audiences and was -followed tba a dance with Lorne Wettraufer {and Duman -Brewer 'ab floor -masa• •per's: - are holding an Easter Bake Sale and Tea in the '$library on Saturday, AVON COSMETICS April 10th, Now featuring a new lipstick and e jp REEMMi -harmonizing nail. polish., Conte -MI your Avon ren eentat CAPITOL LISTO EL Svc. Mrs, •Doris Thomsen for a Free'• THEATRE dl aamele. Always several lit . on Stale, ask -tie see ,them, - • rimierBittesele 20r11. \ { • 'HUR©N FARM SUPPLIES Silver Sales and Service a 4.'1 Telephone 4 Blyth - The ellowing -for sale -- 1 -Rebuilt. Stretford Decker Sepal'. stoiceteicel rubber, s1xa 32 x 60 with nlew meter knitee t • 1T/see Oliver 88 Traetor. ,1 -Used Oliver 60 Tractor ) eDred 201 Massy -Harris Tractor • 1 -sed lase One-way Disc: New and used Fleury Bissell Imple *title A full line of regains always on ' rid. _, e . Telt HRIDl*V'v*RIAN {{� CHURCH IN CANADA `V Melville CAMEO , truwi Mleleter, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 fie #n. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship I< I United C'harcb 1 OF CANADA - i lleletee Rev. Andiene Lane Divine,Werehip — 11 o'elook • '"Daily Bread" I , Church Schooi — 12 o'clock. "Break Thou the Bread of Life Dear Lord to Me." y r shows nightly 1.30 — 9.30 p. m. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Friday Saturday "THE .GREAT SIOUX UPRISING" An exciting action paelced story of I the' great Indian War •starring :Jeff ,Crandler, Faith Demergue, ivtpnday, Tuesday March 29 - 30: Kathryn Grayson, Gordon McRae in "THE DESERT SONG" The lief Technicolor film of the all time ,Musical ..favorite. „ Brlllipntl oast, glorious music and romance hake this a must on your movie Ilst. , TUESDAY -FOTO-fITE Offer this week 1st OFFER 5200.00 2nd' OFFER $90.00 2nd OFFER 9100.00 Monday Attendai ce Card Night. Chnrchoi England Pariah of Oros* Row. A. Hyman Mlle. Ni. .A. W Lent, Mara n St. John's, Brumes =- 11 a. M. 'Morning Brayer Sunday Scheel St. David's, Henfryn -- 2;80 pan, 1vi'ening Prayezr Sunday School tit, George's, Waited -- I7,80 p. re. Plrening Prayer Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday March 31, April 1 - 2 - 3 NOTE : Change of program "MOGANSO" Fumed in Africa with thrilling aced Presbyterian Church. shots of wild animal life It Is a story of adventure and danger In a land of .violence. For action and thrills do not mere it. ' IN •MEMORIAM MCQTJARRIE — Te laving memory of a dear Fathem and Grand- father, William Thomas Mee Quarrie, who left us March 2111t, 1949, Years niay wipe out many things,,. But this they wipe out never, The memory of these happy days, When we were all together, Renieetberel9 always by hies two sons, four daughters and their families. PEOPLE W E KNOW Mr. and Mrs,. Andrew Senner and Doris spent Sunday with Mr. and IYIre. Win. Morse. Mrs. Fred Kilpatrick of Windsor epent `a. does with her s1stees Mrs, Alex MacDonald, Maleswortt end Mrs. D. N. McDonald, Brussele, Miss Laura deeming, Kitchener, end Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Knox, New Hamburg, Donna and Jimmie, and Mr. and Mns. Engle, Clinton, were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs; Herb. Manning. * * # * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morse and 1Eletanor were in London on Friday attending the wedding of then son and brother Gordon Morse to Harlan MnGleish of London. The pretty demlUie -ring ceremony wee offleited by Rev. Looke of Benetton GouJ .FOR ALL KINDS BAKING FOR BETTER CAKES SOLD IN SRU L3 AT W. L. Banker a& Son ! UMTE SW etharree.L,.Armstrong rt"SItsslas. Lewis..Armetrong died ar I bis iuome, con, 14,.'eleey totv0aili0p, on ;Friday moraine, ffellowing am. attack KZ memory ties Mboelet He was in tliise74th year, 'J -Ie was a son of the 'late; 'Mr, mid ',efts. Edward Aria- ` reeve; and•w;es -born on con. 14, 'Grey His wife, •who survives, is Ithe`former Gittte•'Oooper, whom be ' 'married 'ix: ' 1930': in Grey township. Also-surrivitig is one sister, Vina, Rev, "Sister' 'St.'°Gregery, London'. Requiem high mase was sung in St. 4mbrose's Roman °Catholic Chard) 'on en. -Monday morning at 10 a, lie Pallbearers were -John Kelly, Pet'cy Tye mem, elyeter; William Blake, 'Clem ',Steelier, and Leslie' Lake. Burial was made- in Brussels Roman elathoiie cemetery. REGENT THEATRE Seaf Orth, Ont. w f Thursday, Friday and Saturday i "DESERT LEGION Alan Uadd Arlene Dahl He found Adventure and Romance ' _In a Hidden City of the Algerian Desert, ' 1 * * * 1 Elmer David Jamlesor Shirley' Mae "Jamieson At the double funeral held here Friday afternoon /or- Elmer David Taanteson and Shirely Mae Jamieson, victims of a level crossing accident at 'Lontien, Rev, Andrew Lane of Bens/eels -Unified Ohu'ch was es- Sdetted by Rev. Mr. Ilowaird of London 'Paitbearens tor Shirley Mae Jentieson,' were -Thos. Pletoih, - Andrew Stets, T,homns Thornton, ,cart, *Henderson, Rol'lle Marks, end Glen James. For' her brother ,they were Albert 'Kitchen, Jerry Barrett, Clifford 'Marks, Murray Niched, Jack Lowe, and Don Stevenson, 'The many -floral 'trib- utes were carried by -Marjorie- and Flmer Davis, Edith end Shirley Marks, Mildred Marks, Shirley Its, Ruth Anne 'Steles, and Betty Annie Thornton, .Testerment'in i3rus- sels Cemetery. Mrs, Jehn Meacows Following a lengthy illness, Mrs Jahn Meadows died in Brussels on • Salturday moaning in her 74th year. '. Formerly Emily Jane McMillan she wee, the daughter of the late George and Ruth Mitchell McMill- an and had lived in Brussels all her life. Slee was a. member of Mel - vile Prenb ter:dan Cr,wrc1t bere and a life member of the Women's Mis- stenamy Society of that Church.; Screwing are a niece, Mrs. Wire I mitred Edgar, Brussels; two oris- ters. Mrs. Charles (Arlie) Ring- ' ton, Toronto; Mrs. Nail (Pearl; I Livingston, Saskatoon ; amid two brothers, Alfred J. MoMillau, Port Arthur; and William H, McMillan, 1 Manitoba. ITer husband pnedecased her. A funeral service wa:, con -.1 ducted from the D. A. Benn funeral home on Monday elt+ernloan with Rie.v W. A, T. Fulton of Melville I. Presbyterian Church in charge, Pall- ! bearers were 11. B. ,Allen. W. S. Scott, Walter Williamson, James 1 Anderson; Clarence Martin -and Geo McCeteheonl, On Sunday evenentg the members ;of the Ladies Auxillamy to ,the local brauoh of the Canedi- I an Legion iheld• a memorial service 1 rut the mineral home; and at the 'funeral the flowers • were carried I by members of the An_'etliasy; Iilru { Raymon Bronson, MM. Joseph ! Breiwer, Mrs. Archie Wintle, Mas. Ohrisstena McDowell!, Mrs. M, I Wineberg, Mrs. Bevan Elliott, Mrs, Robemt Gemmell, end Mos. Darvid Hastings, Mrs. WIIIIam Cl. King 'played soft music following the service. Burial Was made in Brue- sels cemetery ' Rano, Mrs W.G.Lester, IN PREPARATION FOR A BIGGER FALL: FAIR ' ON 'OCT, 'lat. At the nr•eting of ;Ane Direotnau or ,tie Ililat Huron Agrtoulturdl Society -held lase Tuesday, the following es• :sadists , directors -were chosen in the, - lien's agrieullural classes and school work. J. S. Armutroug, 'Ken. it shoe, t Harpy Bolger, IL .T. Bowman Sohn Bowman, Jack Breen%s, Roy Cousins, 'Stan. Campbell, Win, Dennis, Roes 1 'Demean, • 'Melville Dennis, Or—Well! 'Elliott, Srm. Mellon, G000(yllbra1k0i, 'Douig. Hemingway, Bert Jobnst n, Klalvtn Kreuter, R,abt. I{irkby, 'Wee 'Xing, 'Wes. Kerr Gorden Knight, Dennis Lan'gride, 'Claire Long, Jack Lowe, Adrian McTaggart, 'Edwin 'Martin, Tes. Michie, D. M. Mac' 'ravish, Ivan McAleer, R. J. Mo- Lauebnir, T. L. McDonald, ?Clarence Mrnutrheon, G,io. MoCnteheon, Al-, mer M'td+Quarrie:. Gra.er1P Meo- Donald, Win. Perrle, Alex. Penmen,. Wm. Rend, Jars, W. Smith, Wm, Smith, Wm. Spell-, Sam Sweeney, Chea. Shaw. Wilhur Turubull, Jas, Tni•nbull, Andrew Turnbull„ Harold.i 'T,hoeme, east Worlc, Gimltam Work, { John Wlir.eler, Wni, Wheeler, Car - eon Watson, and Jodie Vnail, , The working committee ter 1964 Fall Pair as follows namely — Heavy Homes — Clem Steffler, Abner efeQuarrie, Stan. Campbell, Light Horses — Sta.nlsy Wbeeler, Befit Johnston, Jack Bryans 1 Beef Oadtle - Harvey Johnston, 1 Wm. Smith, Gordon; .Knight, James Tumbled. Dairy' Cattle — •Winfred Shortneed, Dennis Langgride, Jas. Miohie. Sheen — Norman Hoaxer, Graham I Work, Swine — Russell Knight, Lloyd I Wheeler, Andrew Ijuhvbull. Poultry — Thigh Pearson, Wes. Kerr, Wm. Wheeler. Grain Seeds — Harvey Johnston, Wm. Smith. Fruit — Lloyd Wheeler. Gordon Knight. Hoed Crops and Veg. Glenn FTuether, Jack Bowmta.n, Wes. Kerr, Section K.L.M.O, & Fine Arts in the Ladiels' Division to be publish- ed at a later date, School Cnmpetltfons — K9seth Ashton, Edwin Martin, Isobel Speir, Doreen Long, Doreen Raymond, Jessie Little, Jelan Sperling, Ohildren's Sports — Jas. S. Arm• strong, 'Ken Antony Ed. Martin , Doreen Long, Doreen Raymond, Racing — Hugh Pearson, Wan, Reed, Geo. Galbraith, Robt, Kirkby, C. Long, R.- J. McLauchiin. Jack Lowe. Finance — F. W. Todd, Russell IKnigl*, Wal. Turnbull, Hugh Peartan, W, Shortreed, Grapnde Committee — lien, Mc- -Donald, G. Kwtgee, J. Nelbeeler, Ross Demean, J. Lowe, Stan. Wheeler, Jos. Tuamhull. Heal mud Dances — Glen Huether, Hugh Petersen, John Wheeler, Geo. Wtsseniburg W ICinie W Chas. Shaw, v Attrac one — Norman Heaver, Wm, Smith, Lloyd Wheeler, Jas. S. Armmtroatg Geo, MbClue ohean, Tickets and Gate — 1'. W. Todd, Ralph Pearson, Mel. Dennis, Wm. Dennis, Graeme MacDonald. Entertainsneret — W. Shortreed, t "Mama's Baby Boy" A 3 -act Comedy -- by Seeforth Junior Farmers 1 In Brussels Town Hall on L..9 F4clay» March 26 at 8.30 p. m. .Sponsored by Brussels... Majestic Women's. . Institiute EUCHRE and DANCE , Cranbrook Community, Centre Fxiday, March 26th Music by Wilbee's Orchestra. Lunch Booth Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Roard Come To MASSEY - HARRIS FAMILY NIGHT. ;P'RO.GRAM' OF Motion, Talky, Pictures AND' New Machinery Developments , Come and Bring the Family • In Brussels Town Hal' on°•• • • Friday, April 2nd a 8 P. M ;Sponsored by your Massey -Harris t Dealer —.trier Somers. •. Ox" ,• VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIR/41 MONCRIEFF. the beet in cleaneng Tee Maruti meeting of Moncrteef- Women's, In'sti,tute was held in the Community Hall, there were 24 members in attendance. It Was voted that $6,00 each be emit to tate Korea relit fund and to the Oa'n- adisu Oanoer Society; and $10. to the park board tor the hydro bill. Mrs. Leslie McKay, Mrs. Tames McTaggart, and Mrs, Kenneth Crawford were appointed a aomin- ;°;ding ' committee, Mrs. Charles Harrison reported on the girls clubs. It was decided to have an ;alwction sale of plants and bulbs at .the next meeting. The motto was .discussed by Mrs. Janes Mc- Taggart, who also introduoed Ken- neth McCrea, du milk company Mecham, An • Easter bonnet con• test was helld, with prizes going to Mrs,. Grayson Riohmond, Miss Olive 'Spetnan and Mrs. Scott McLean. A lunch was served, see the New Filter 'Queen 1 Cleaning and Wealth' Unit. yiro complete demoastaiabtoa Phone nriliSt- sets 171'i9 Evenitfga, Also cn tp?w - repair ss e for all 'n akera Vacuum OI nervi. fAIl wk amteed. Re ble orRates. Phone efee 19 Eeeeninge or write Don. Irreasiee- R. R. 2 Blyth. ' • °sat SEEDS FOR SEEDING TiME ' " Order your requirements seg- ' Registered Oaten No. 1 treated =See Per btu ('mom„ No, 1 Oats, treated and - livered 51.45 per lieseiefee Barley, No. 1, treated 52.00 per 3a` ee We also leave Spring Whealt geg Peas and all kinds of Clover etisg Grasses, We can mix a good ,peace;. anent pasture to ,suit your tEt, IFl2 greatly reduced prices frota Year. Write lir see Geo. Weseriier:er. Sas. S. Armstrong, A. MoTatggert, • Geo. Wesenbtirg, Mfrs. R. W. Ken- I acedy, Mn.,. le. W. Todd, Mrs, D, A. Police Work -= Harold Thomas, 1 Wm, King, John Work, Wm. Reed BRUSSELS GUIDES TEA AND A. Mell'aggart, Ivan McArter, Stat. BAKING SALE i Wheeler, Seek Lowe, Gordon Stoll- ] The Local Association aseissted ; e>tson, Casson Watson, 7arenCa, by the Girl Gutiddes. end Brownies ! IffeClutelteen, Wm. Engem A motion wee made that the held a suaceslslhe tea and sale o. chairman of -eachcamntittee should baking on Saturday afternoon in call a committee meeting, with 10,00 x 20, 12 Ply tires, Heater and defroster. Rear vie filo •Llbrarq ttasement. A<ttradtive 1 Ten �� er For _ rucks Tenders are invited for the °apply of one to feu trucks and $ be received by the undersigned naitlt Noon, Monday, April 6ti1. ldwe 1013 models, where available, also to be eubrnlitee. Moto Size Approximately 360 eu. in, diatplacenteht. Monday, Taesdap and Wednesday i thele associates end revise tnatl Iteintforoed theme Direst in 6th Transmission, I St. Patrick's cut-outs, made by the ,, bt _, ,t, Prize List t„ their re - 'Melt decimated the rooht, em. ' tea 'Hes serve at small trebles, each Elizabeth Ta for Fernando Lamas I ready really to present at our neat Y centred by a smelt ,a, model of a She was taught to eve by her' fath- ! D.iree.tars meeting which will be black top -tat on te green t°a. tea hmdd on April VOL So we could g'e't er's code, Do what you want but If Mrs. W, H. Fttltan potinekh tea at i t Ia:^1 Lt iia iu readiness for hinting, The ladies division will e•pieee of flower be revised and :changes made Where- ' HAD EVEYTHING" OM spoetive classes and hare a report I 2 Speed rear axle. Cast stroke wheels. kileotric+al directional equipment. A11 marker lights required iiy Law. you get hurt pick yourself up and a table with handenecie lace ' o it i ze s j Dark green in et�loltr. ,• ::_ a'.�r, don't whine. cloth with a cents t 1 • I * * • * I { Thursday, 'Friday and Saturday 1 "THE GIRL NEXT DOOR" 1 June Haver Dan Dalley' OOMiNLi SO0••1 — "REMAINS•TO OE SEEN" dn.e Shamrock. The Guides served Yea to the guests, Mrs. mint Cnd• at more was, madded, at. th.e leering counter , by ears, Clifford Snurrle and 'Mrs. ,ilia Wiggins, "It,e kftcheu 1 eommittae Included. Mors, W. P. t'odd Mrs•, Fred Stephenson, Mies ever n ecesaiary by this, date. Thanks i for yewce-mtelatton, S eaters am See., dl' th Ap tculteral Society, BORN I Srtriey Stephenson, Mrs. C!harleri Ri"TT FDCF — To 11r and Mrs.1 rem SALL misi+ora 2 Units ere 10 eguipp,'d with 0 - 7 yard capacity Galion bump hod s w ;ghee by dir• I 2 Unitas to be equipped neceseary mailer brake and lighting squipimaaa .. loset Huron i. Lowest lir any tender not necessarily accepted. r, Peter D, Patterson, 1Turon Connty ionenoer, Rardw.,rd and 4ottwcod alaba, esLie f' ',lYavis, 4 he horrum ads candy Finnic Bali dl' r, 13rua:cels, at taodorlet, dnaarto, cedar fArkinduing 1 oottattor tvni§ in drawee of the Dr. flyer's mtrshtg home on "MarchI Phone 0,4 1 •ltrawntets. 19th. 1084. n non, .Tebn tnrtrew I Jae. 3t3venson Fuirtdior Information may be obielnod at the officeof the, tinders i is