The Brussels Post, 1954-4-7, Page 1'Post Publishing House
BRUSSELS
Authorized as, second dame mail, Poet Office Delfertment,
Wednesday, April 7th, 1954
le.ANGE TO BE HELD
HERE ON APRIL 20th
4. modern Mel old time aance wlli
•'be held in Brussels 'Town no en
Tuesday evening, ANSI 20th, um
oder thee auePiees of local Fire Bra
gad.e. The Kansas Fare:tee and the
• Noll asters will furnish the raved°
or your dimming irem 10 Ivan 1. AA"
ntleeion is on a0c. Dress as gou
Pluto's, prints and jeans warmed.
'The Kansas Farmer and Ida en
•tertainers, Bruesels (Dance ' only)
s'lleeeday •evening, April 5th,
--Searforth, Concert and Dance, Wed..
•eyeining, April 21st.
Caanfbrook, Corteert and Stance,
'Fridey evening, April 30illla
CARD OF THANKS
Bea, Riley wastes to ainceely
thank hia numereuis friends for
lama malty emeressions of kindnes;
esehtle he was in the WIngharn Hos-
leital.
CARD OF THANKS
wieh to take this .opportunity to
thank all my friends!. who sent me
.oards and letters While I was in the
' hospital, and since I've returned
home.
'Florence Cardiff,
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish 'to express my sincere
thanks to the eteafo Winghem
Hospitsa for 'their kindness clueing
my stay there and to my friends and
-teighboues for flowersafruit, under,
cards, letters and visits. they were
all much appreciated.
Mrs, Jam Riley.
CARD OF THANKS
MISS M. RYAN GIVEN
FAREWELL PRESENTS
My sincere tbanks is extended to
all ;those ..who reuse -mimed me with
letters and cards while I was in ;
Windham Hospital, Special thanks '
to tbe ladies a the Womeres Auxin- ;
ett7 to the Canadian Legion for the
lovely treats and cards sent by the
comrades. Your kindness will long
be remembered.
Mrs. John Rowland,
Brussels Legion
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
ViCtoria Park, Brussels on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th
Parade, Elands, Games,
Dance and Fireworks
The date again June 18.
Mies Mecham Ryan was. the guest
Of honor recently at a party given
'by a group of her friends at the
home of alre, Wifl1aen 1VIoNair. Miss
'Ryan IMO given a corsage and a
ieCe. of luggage " lYterni litronsoe
malting the presentation.
On Sunday last, Mies Ityan Tecate -1
ad a 'hyranary and matched set of
nartings ;and pin, from the enein•
'bens of the oboir of Brussels Unit
ed 'Church, of which she has been
a faithful member. Misses Joan
and Joyce Thomas and Mtea
'Shirley Stepheateon made the grimentat ons.
Trellowtemployere of the gaff of
the local branchof the Canadian
Piallk la Commerce, where she has
worked for the put four years,
gathered in She office of W. 1'
Todd, Who expiessel to Mies Ryan,
their whiles for good fortune and
happiness, presenting her with an
aluminum 'tray.
Miss Ryan left hist Friday to make
WOMEN'S SECTION OF
'BRUSSELS FALL FAIR PRIZE
'LIST REVISED FOR 1954
F.eillowing a request by the leen
"abettors of the Oast Iluron Alai*
cultural Society ,that the women ot
• the community take complete charge
i of the women's division of .the Fall
Fair. Mrs. Dart Cadman called
a nreeting 'ha •the Library last
Weariesday night, Representatives;
ef church gentles, Weakens Xnt1o
ute breeches. and womeres lodgee'
were present from Walton,
'brook, Ethel, Ittonctieff, land Brus-
eels. and hopes for ;the meet eue-
.cessful Fair in 'history were voiced.
Last year's tine show placed Brus-
sels Fair as the third beat in the
county.
Mae. Kenneth Shurrie and Mrs.
Douglas Hemingway, who bed at-
tended tbe district enamel meeting
of the Huron and ,Perth Agricul-
teral Societies es Londeebore gave
'accounts of the meeting and the
pointers given for Inorrovin.g Fair
eribibifs. Some suggestions were to
insist on • imitorm- jars for frutt:
have a minature set of steps built
for displaying fruit; contaot teach-
ers now to got ttheir competitions
lined up; Neve teachers pick best
work to be eent In to be judged
and not send all work in; he clear
as to directions isi prize list; pro-
vide amPle: room for art and an-
tique's, try not to Include Jellied
ealads itt splays. Many of the
at/calkers, it wais reported, grassed
changing the Judges, from year to
year Elle a distinot advantage.
In a systematic review of the
prize list, several additions were
made to make the competition
more interesting, and sevenal items
were deleted. . Directors ot
vidatal classes mentioned improve-
ment& they would like in tbeir own
departments. Tbe term "Domestic
-Manufactures," wos .obanged to
"Home DePertment."
The Women's Institue display has
been replaced by ft group dise
Play sponsored by the agricultural
eoeiety. Tt will con's -pt of six
ertirles — nne parcel, gift wrapped
tan empty carton), and five hand-
made Christmas gifts for a family
of five. This Ls open to any grout)
ofehurcli. lodge, or Institute, and
four prizes of $5,00, $4,00, $8.00 and
$2.00 will be offered.
Anotbet,. new class, for New Can-
adians, will comprise a luncheon
elotb, chlidren's dregs.. and pillow
slips.
Election of officers resulted as
follows: prestaest, Mrs. Earl Clad -
more; vice-president, Mrs. William
S. Turnbull; secretary - treasurer,
Miss Douglas; Hemingway; direct-
or:, Mrs. Samos Pesten, Mrs, R.
W. Stephens, Mrs. Kenneth Shur-
rie, Mrs. Richard Elliott.
A discussion regarding means ;of
raising money resulted in a decis-
ion to ,bold baking sale and .tea,
the date to be set latter.
NOTICE —
The annual meeting of, the) Huros
iss County Tuberculosis Association will
be held in the Town; Hall in Olhatton
on Tuesde1y, April letb, at 8 P. M.
D. W. C. Sharpe of the Beck Mem-
Orial Sanatorium will be the speaker.
£11 who are interested are invited
to attend.
• Pt 3, Snow. Pres,
ter hrometh Nigaaa Falls where she e
ha's secured a position.
MELVILLE CHURCH
On Sunday morning at. the Propels
(story Service, Rev. W. H. T, Fulton
preached on the Lords Supper. "De
this in; remembrance of Me" • is a I
commend from Christ. This feast ,
was or mate i Egypt, itt re.
membrane of a mighty deliverance_
Now it is the symbol of a still mtglet-
ier deliverance, 'This feast whict
the Lord instituted was for His
friends. Those asap are not Christ's •
friends have no ;Part in it Whatever.
their faults the disciples (except ,
Judas) were brave and loyal friends
of Jams, This memorial was a mem-1
oriel .of Chrisses death. Christ wanted '
to be remembered as He hung on the
CMS.% Had Christ so Nrished, nothing
could have kept Him on the cross, It
But it was not the nails. that kept 1,
Him on the tree, it was His love
for us. He died, the just. for the
Unjust. that we entgla-be free from
the law of tin and death. The an-
them was "0 for a closer walk with
God", .by Foster, the solo parts
sung by Win King Jr.
Brian Prescott was guest soloist and
sang. "0 Loving leather" by Del
Diego.
DANCE
In Walton Community Hall on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14th
Music by Wlibee's Orchestra
TEACHER WANTED —
Protestant teacher for S. S. No. 9,
McKillop Tem.. Modern sabool. En'
re4ment 12 pupils. Duties to Com
mence Septeraber. Applications
received until April 20th. Apply
:hating qualifications and salary
extpeoted, to Wm. J. Dennis' see.
eatai----- Treas., Walton, Ont,
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THC PitleirretitiAN 1
CHURCH IN CANADA
Meng% Myren
Brussels
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
.18 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship, t
United Church
OF CANADA
fltinistee, Rev. AmireW Lane
Divine Woeehip o'clock
Palm Sunday
Church School — 12 o'clock.
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Church of England
Parish of 'mauls
Re% A. Neaanan KIR% M. A.
go,nu Sunday April llth
111. John's, Brussels
11 u. at. Morning Prater
Sunday 13.0110°1
Devidle, Henfryn
2.80 p. ra. Beetling Service
Sundae Meta
5.30 p. ni, Evening Prayer
St, GeOrgeS Welton —
'tile P. tit. Beetling Prayer
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XMOWAVOIVONIROW
I THEM L1STOW_EL
CAPITOL
2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
Miss Margaret Knox
Services were held from the 13. A.
Rann funeral home for Mes, Mao I
gore& Knox, 02, who died in Wind'
limn General Hospital, Mies Knox ,
WEIIS the lash member of her family
and had lived her entire lite on i
their farm south of Wroxeter. She
THREE BRUSSELS BUSINESS
PLACES BROKEN INTO
Two garages. Brussels Motors and
leivenekle Motors. and Bast Huron
Produce riMporSunt were broken into
sometime Monday night, er the early
Iowan of Tuesday treereing. $100 MULE
stolen from Brassele Motors, a few
dollars in. change; and possibly cig-
,a,rettes. taken from Brussels Motors
and nothing from East Huron Pro-
duce no tar as could be ascertained.
Entry was gained Brussels
Motors by etnhalitng a pane in the
Large door at the eoatb gide of the
building and unellind ,in snapping
the oatch so the door clonal be lifted
East Huron Produce was broken in.
to at the back of the building but
they could only get as far as Om
large door to the egg-roem, They had
access .only to eeed. etc. that is
stored there, but 11 improbable
that any of this was, fallen al-
though. MIS impossible to cheek,
but it looked as if they were mita
trying to obtain moneY. •
At Riverside Motors one pane or
glees was broken out of the second
windew of Me south . eiad of the
building. • From this point the cull,-
rit oould be traoed, by oil and greasS,
marks from shoes, to tbe front office
and the till.
It is deduced from the fact that
only one pane of glass was broken,
making a eomparativeS,y small open
ing through which the thief entered,
add the size of the fooeprints, clean
ly outlined in. grease and oil, that
the culprit was of .srnall stature. et
eanealso .assiumed, from the fact
that the tracts led directly from the
point of entry through the building
wibbout hesitation in the dark, dir-
eetla to the front office and the oash
register, that the guilty person was!
someone familiar britt the building.
Consitable.Lowis of Wing -ham, officer ,
inerestigethig, believes finger-prints
were left on a piece of glaes.
As near as could be learned at this II;
time only one person is implicated
in the robberies:
The Ettet Huron Produce was robb !
ed of over $500 just over a week age '
on Set., March 27th •and this the!,
third time that Brussels Motors has
been broken Otto the past few
years.
A
Friday, Saturday prII 9 - 10 was the only daughter of the late
Be prepared for the comedy riot of Sohn Knox and Christina Cowan 1
of the year Knox, She was a member of the
"MR. SCOUTMASTER" Gerrie Presbyterian. Chumoh. Ire
starring Clifton Webh and George terment was in Wroxeter cemetery, 1
(Foghorn) Winslow
HERE — Cubs' and Scouts — Any 1
REGENT T1-1EATRE
tub or scout aStendIng Friday
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Geminell wisb
to artmounce the engagement of their
eldest daughter Donna Marie to 1VIr.
William Vanderwoude son of Mr, and
Mrs. San Vanderwoude, Emmett
eroord, Holland. Wedding to take
place early in May.
night with either parent will re- Seaforth, Ont. 1
celve a bot of POPCORN FREE.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MODERN LATHE INSTALLED
Pollard's Chain Saws, Sales and
Service, have installed a modern
precision quick changing lathe, one
of tate largest in this district. Their
shop 0 new in a position to give
more ,complete, efficient service, to
tbe public. With this nest lathe bhe'
are naw able to take care of heavy
equipment jobs and precision work,
If you axe in need of Slaving such
work done POltard's is the Place to
have it done quickly and effiolently.
,voo
$2.00 per year .$2.50 L4 4* oiSta
416V. W. H. T. FULTON
LEAVING FOR 13. C:
We learn that a mineter /rem
our own town. the 'Rev, Wm, H, T,
Pullen of Melville Presbyterian
Church, who mane to Canada from
Ireland three years ego. is being
sent to 13. C. to bolt after Presby-
terian Interests in Kitimat and in
the Kitimat dist-riot.
Kitimat
450 miles north of Vancouver the
most spectacular development of
natural revouAles is taking place.
The Kitimat Project, undertaken
Iiy tbe Aluminum Company of
rule, "Aim", is by far the great-
est ever undeotaken by Primate en-
terprise anywbere in the world.
The ultimate feet will probably be
in excess of $550.000.000.
Hemet is but one of many pro.
Jeets being Pushed forward at the
present -time III B. C. To date it
le the "big Aim" of the Province,
costing as it will, more than two
aud 0110 half times as much its the
,firet transoontinental railway less
than sixty yearn ago.
Inspired by Kitimat many other
inehotries are pushing forward at a
breath taktng speed. Lumbering,
mining, pap and paper manufacture.
oil and gas are being expanded
as never before.
With all this development come
the people. to quote Perrier W. A.
Bennett "The post war move-
ment to the Pacific ,slope is the
greatest migration of people in
history and I believe it has only
begun.
Kitiraat, where a couple of years
ago the great pine trees grew in n
few years will be a city of 00,000
people.
All this lightning* fast develops',
ment presents the churches with a
sepia problem
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MELVILLE C-ITJRCH'LADIES' AID
31elville Presbyterian Church Ladies'
Aid Society met at the home of
Mrs'. Sohn A. Work on Monday night
with Mrs. H. B. .Allen in charge of
the meeting. ConeiderabIe discus-
SR1031 took place concerning a new
floor covering for tthe church par-
lor; and a good quality of inlaid
linoleum was recommended, A com-
mtttee at threewas named to meet
the managers and decide on the
quantity required. A new heater
and chains were also mentioned as
necessities, end cots will be in.
vestigated.
MES: Allen, who is' sharing the
preeideney with two other mem-
bers, thanked the women for their
co-operation and handed her office
over to Miss Beetle Moses, who
will preside during ithe next tour
raorattha
At the close et the businees,
Misses. Sean Cardiff and Jean Mc-
Farlane sung a duet, accompanied
by Mrs, Harold Cardiff; and Mrs.
W. C. Herr conduoted a musical
contest. Mins. William Little moved
a vote of thanks th the hostess,
who was e.estated in serving lunol,
by Mos. Nelson Cardiff, Mrs. Rob.
ant Scott, and Mrs, D. C. Matheson.
MELVILLE CHURCH W. M. S.
Mrs. W, H. T. Fulton gave the
Easter message at the regular meet- •
ing of the Women's. MbsionarY Soc-
iety of Melville Presbyterian Chu,role
The meeting 'was held at the manse
and Mat. Fulton was in charge 01
the meeting. ?,Tisa N. Jardine read
the seripture lesson and Mrs. W.
- W. Smith led in prayer. Eight calls
on Milk families were eeperted. The
roll oral reeponst; was an Easter
thotight.
Miss. Bessie Moses gave a aura-
,
many of lettere from Rev. Gordon
; Eger and Rev, Clarence Wood5 mis.
sionarles of the Intl field in India
I in lair Meter message. Mrs, Ful-
ton taktng as her texa "He is net
here for He 0 Mean." mentioned
the -crass, the empty zeptachre. and
the upper rooms- ar, tbe throe sym-
, bole that demonstrate Obrieh's love
for the world Ile dame to save. It
Monday, Tuesday April 12. • 13 "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER"
"SANGAREE" ; Tyrone Power Piper Laurie
A thrilling story drama In Tech. I Tyrone Power as the kingpin of the 1
illoolor relating the adventures dur- Riverboats. Lucky at the turn of a
! card, tuilUekY Love.
Ing the Seuth's Meat violent era.
With Fernamdo Lamas — Arlene
TUESDAY FOTO.NITE
•
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
'THE JUGGLER"
Kirk Douglas
Pifer thls week
esti on the same bill
OFVtFt 8120.00
1 "THE 49th MAN"
I'Vionday Attehdance Card Night. John Ireland Richard Denning
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Wednesday, Thursday April 14 -15
• Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Ale* Guinness, Jack Hawkins In
"CITY 'BENEATH THE SEA"
"THE MALTA STORY" 1 Robert Ryan
Dramatic story of the heroic defence
of Matta. This thrilling story wt." COMING SOON -4
thrill you as never before.
RUMMAGE SALE
An the Canadian Legion Hall, Brussels, on Saturday', Aprll
1954, from 1 P. M. till 5 P. M., sponsored by the Legion Pipe BAWL
Anyone 'wishing to donate.any article of clothing, furnitere, baking'
etc., please leave them at Krauter's Plumbing Shop or Elliott?*
. •
Garage.
Any clothing we should like to have In by Wed., April 14th, 1900. •
Clean out your attic or cellar.
If you can't use it, someone else can.
EASTER BAKE SALE
AND TEA
White Elephant and Variety Booth
In the Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th at 3 p. m.
Under Auspices of W. A.
Brussels United Church
TASTYCPISP
SWEET MIXED
PICKLES
412taESEelliP
REAL
ECONOMY
With every purchase
amounting to 57.00,
including a selection of
CANADA PACKERS
PRODUCTS
we'll give you entirely
FREE any one piece of
Wm. Rogers DnBarry Silverplate
HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS OF
Quix Soap Powder, Bye Detergent, Maple Leaf Soap, and Flaketres
Maple Leaf Beauty Soap, Maple Leaf Canned Hams, Maple Least
or York Mincemeat, Kilk or Kam, Chum Pet Foods, York Cannel:a
Vegetables, York Canned Fruits, York Canned Stews, York Can-
ned Meats, York Pickles or Olives, York Peanut Butter, YEAS,
Frozen Foods, York Frozen Fish, Maple Leaf Bacon, Maple Leat•
Bacon, Maple Leaf Sausage or Weiners, Maple Leaf Cooked Meat.
Maple Leaf Fiesta Meats, Maple Leaf Cheese, Maple Leaf cart=
Eggs, Maple leaf Tenderflake Lard, New Domestic Shortenings..
Margene Margarine. aseaseeesesse
For further particulars inquire at
RUTLEDGE'S GROCERY
WE DELIVER
Maio Powers
"GRAM WIF5"
vres An anneal for every Christian
te approaolt tiro Easter season with
et firm decision to servo /Tim to
the t1slt of hie pdtver.
A hymn and prayer bronatt the
wafter to n Mosta ,
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