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THE BRUSSELS POST
$2.00 per year $2.50 Lia
Authorized as wooed elites mall, Poet Office Department, pttaws,
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Wednesday, May 12th., 1954
am nowqualified Beauty Counsel•
or and am tr,aiaed to give a personal
- eldfl analysis, For appoinelnen.t
,phone' 86x12, Mrs. Olive Cunningham,
,Ethel, Ont. cs"
'Tea and Bake Sale
The Evening Magian -of St,
'-John's Church will ho10 a we and
"Bake Sole on Saturday, Only ee4th.
''Seep this date in mind.
"-ENGAGEMENT ANNO`17NtEM'ENT
lir. and Mrs. A., J. GoWtng, Calgary.
.' lb ta, ennouuae'the engagement of
" iiheir daughter, Delores ,Evelyn to
'Charles A, Workman of'Oalgaly son
of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Workman
Brussels, Ontario. 'The marriage to
take place art Calgary Central 'Usti•
ed Church, May 22 at '5 ex. en.
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O PREACH AT ETHEL
AND CRANBROOIC 'CHURCH ,
Retell- G. Boggs ,of Moleswartk
'has been appointed 'interim moder-
-altor for the congregation of 'Oran
brook and Ethel Pi•esbyeterlan
' Church and will conduct the servief
at Ethel and Cran".broo'k this 'Sundae.
May 16th. "
^WILLING WORKERS
Grades V and VI, BrusselsPltbiic
t!gchool are raising stoney 'tor a -trill
to Toronto to seed the museum, •etc.
-They respecUlully solicit Tour 'bust,
•tees for the following -mowing
tgaWns, washing cars, idling 'wool,'
'picking up stones, helping to plant
egardems, baby sitting, cleaning Win-
,dews, etc. Gall Wayne 5ohnson,
•,convenor of Committee, Phone No.
:34r.4,
WALTON SISTERS WIN
HUR'ON'000NTY SCHOLARSHIP
Audrey and June Yeacmvell, daughh-
tors of Mr, and Mrs. W. I•Iaekwell,
Wa1hil1, Were winners of the Huron
County $25 Educational Seholarelrl-p
'Which is awarded the comnetitor.i
with' the highest maples in the bturse
and woodwind classes, at the Huron
Cnunity Music Festival, 'Phe 'gins
'won' it jointly with 86 marks in the
•cornet duet open close.
Other meenhrens of elle Bra sets
'Tions Boys and Girls Band 'under I
etlre'direction of A. C• Robinson, who
"was warmly ,inlaised for his wonder- t
ful work with 'tote young muluSte-'
' fen's made an excellent 'drawing
'in various classes as follows:
Cornet Solo - 10 and under, Neil
"Turnbull 81; Tom Modutdheon 79;
'Kenneth Pollard 78.
Coronet solo, 12 and under, Reid
'Hackwell 79; Kathleen McCutcheon
79; Yvonne Pollard 7'S.
Cornet solo, 14 and under, Audrey
Harictvehl 84; Marion Heniingway
83.
Alto horn, 16 and under, 'Kathleen
MCCutoheon 80.
Euphonium solo, 18 anti • under,
Donlyn Hiemingway 80,
Clarinet solo, 18 and under,:
'Richard M-Oettleiheon 80; Margaret
Lily McCateheon 78.
'Clarinet solo, open, Robert Ken-
nedy 83.
Clarinet duet, 15 and under, Dick
-and Magarrdt MoCutcheon 31,
Cornet duet, opera, Audrey and ,
%Mee Hackwell 86.
'"Comet trio 17 and under, Audrey,
'June and Reid Hackwell 85.
• Brass quartette,Ricltard, Margaret,
'Kathleen, Tom McCultob:eoa 79.
'Tenor saxophone, 20 years and,
• under, Robert Kennedy 84. I
Mrs, Russel 0urrte
The deatb occurred in Winghant,
'General Hospital early Benldel
morning, May 2nd of Amee Viola
McCrncleeai beloved wife of nursed
Currie of the 4t1i, line ,of ,Morris
after, a sheet illneeS.
Mrs, Currie Nae born in Brussels
in 1896 the daughter '03 Mrs, Ilio(•;
Craldken of Edmonton 'and the "lee
Fred MGCrackem.
Sire wins, a member of the United
Church and a valued member 'of the
W, A, and also a worker in the. .Home
Helpers in connection with tire
W. M. S.
She leaves to mourn bebrides 'bee
luusband, a daughter, ` Mns. Allan
(Elizabeth) McCall of Walton and a
son Donald of Brussels and four
grandchildren, also her smother and
Sieber Margaret oR 'Edmonton, 'Alta,
and brother Jack of Devon, Alta, '
Funeral services were heli] Tues-
day afternoon, May 4th at the D. A.
Raun Funeral lionise evillle Rev. A.
Lane officiating.
The beautiful, large floral offer-
ings showed In a ,email .wiryo the
esteem in which she was 'held' by
relatives, neighbours and t eends 01
the, community.
Soft piano musie was played 'by
Mrs, Martin as the friends lined past
the casket.
The pall -bearers were -Messrs.
Ward Sellers, Wm, Henderson, 7a< I
Lowe, Rtossle Duncan, Joe Brewer '
Friends• attended from Harntlton,
and Franorls Duncan.
Goderich and. Walton.
Tnterment In Brussels cemetery,
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
CONCERT ON MAY 21st
Alto sexophene, 16 years and under The Btmsseuts
,NOTICE TO 1.0.0.F• MEMBERS j ;David Kennedy 81.
'Phe members of the Western Star
&edge, No. 149, I.O,O.5'., -are •re•
quested to attend Initiatory Degree
on-Tenusday night, May 20th ,at ^ .8.80
,AN1tQUNCING -
Tee opening of Val's Beauty
Ohoppe, located directly above Bmus-
:aels ,Export Packers, Brussels.
;Pel's ,specialize in styling, cutting
and ',cold waving. Open Monday to
;13aturday. inclusive. -
I'ifts. Velma Stephenson,
Phone 102x'4.
13ARN -DANCE
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-BRUSS5LS 4-H FORESTRY !
'CLUB MEETING
'The May meeting of the Brussels
4-11 Forestry Club was held Thurs.;
-day, May Gth at 8.30 in the Gerrie ;
Township hall, H. 11, DeVrien, Asst.'
'Zone Forester conducted the meet- I
ing by Showing elides on- tree re- ,
Porostation and wood-ot thinning. I
Harvey 'Johnston, club leader, took
membees names for club signs,
,crests, and pins.
'The -twig collection was handed in
lby members fes inspection.
ITdhe •meeting was then concluded.
Public School will
WINS TROPHY AT
'WO'ODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL
noblest Kennedy, elder son of Roy
605 Mrs• .Kennedy, Brussels, was
predented with "'rtre Marie Thornton
',eroplhy" at the Oxford County
-Festtval of Music et Weedetook.
As winner of the open clarinet
'class, with 8$ marks, he Was eligible
'110 complete with eight other first
'place winners in 'woodwind olasees 1
'tot "Thee Marie Thornton. TnoPIO" ,
for woodwinds. Robert won the tro•
pity when .the adjucator awarded him
95 marks.
present their annual concert in the'
Town Hall en Friday, Inlay 21st, at
8,15 sharp
The program,uuder the direction
of Mrs. Hamilton will consist of an f
Operetta entitled "015 Bing Cole"
Presented by pupils of Grades 1 - 4 1,
and 'a Cantata, "The Nutcracker
Suite," by pupils of Grades 5 - 8.
Musical numbees will be glmeta be•
tween acts. Admission tor adults
35c. Public Soiled Children Free.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks '1Or all kindness Shown me
'during my stay in Wingham Were
Plan •to•attemd the dance to be held j +1151,
on Friday -night, May Slst, art, Tommy
iplc•+GAi's -new barn on the 4th eon-
,cose8ot of 'Morris township, a mile
and a .granter north ..of Brussels.
ldusie by Don : Robertson and Ranieh t
$0.75. ieunah Booth, Everybody
Welcoxn4
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TMt PIRSONEYOUNAIN
MOOCH IN CANADA
MMrNla.gssr'sa
Meals
YMhbr, Nay. W. J4. T. Polios
1S a. m. 13ukMs4 fleO sI
11 a. an. MMr0Ta6iSg \WSteehiP
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United Church \
OP CANADA ,4
Mlni4ier, Rev. Andrew -.ane .
Divine Worship -11 o'clock
"God in ,Spring'
Church Se)lool - 12 o'okock
"Praise Ye. tkae Toad: f&r it is
good to sing praises to our
God," ••
Ehurchof England
Parish el Onriela
Rev. A. Norran Ellis, M. A.
4th Sunday After Baster
May Het, 1954
St. John's Church, Brussels
11 t. m. Morning Prayer
• Sunday School
St. David's, Henfryn
2.30 p, m, Evening Prayer
Sunday School
CVRD OF THANKS
We lake ^the opportunity at this
time • to 'thank ' neighbours apt
friends for -their many ezpeessions
of symlp'althy :and kindness extended
,to us at the .time of our sudden
bereavement ,of wife and mother. '
Also for 'card,, ;flowers and other
tributes given us at this, time. Your
thoughtfulness eras deelply appreci•
sited and will long 'be reniembsred,
Russel CerrIe rand Family.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
-LISTOWEL, ONTM8IO
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear - first show et dusk
Note:, News and Cartoon at each, ,
show.
Thursday, Friday May 18 .94
"CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
AND POCAHONTAS" (color)
Saturday, Monday May 15 • 17
"CAPTAIN PIRATE" (color)
Lodie Hayward Patricia Medina
Tuesday - Wednesday May 18 - 19
"STORM WARNING" (adult)
Ginger Rogers Doris Day
Ronald Regan
Thur.• Fri. • Sat. May 20.21 • 22
1 (double feature for 3 days)
"HEIDI"
Elabeth Sigmund Henriek Gretier
"WHITE MANE"
Alain Emery
Bill Moses
(APPLICATIONS WANTED -
Applications will be recietved Lor
Inspector of Risks for Howiek
Farmers' -" Miutual Fire Insurance
Company, Wroxeter. Duties to eom-
menee July 1st, 1954. Requirements -
qualified ,eleetr1c an , a fair' knave
ledge of term conditions and veluat•
ions. 'For further ,particulars please
apply in person to :head office,
Wroxeter.
J. I.1• Wylie, Sec, -Tress.
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CAPITOL- Lisgrown
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The regular monthly meeting of
the Frirmdehip Oirclei took place on
Wedm clay, May 5th ',ill the Churcb
parlor. The meeting opened with
the theme "Blest be the tie that
binds." The minutes of the '1ast,i
metering were read and adopted ,
and the treasuers report given. Boll
call was answered by naming a 1041
her from the Bible... The soriOure
was read by Muss S. Meehan and
Miss. P. Baker led in. prayer, Plans '.
were then completed for a Molther's 1
Day tea to be held to the Library I.
en Seetteday evening, May 8th.
Following the disc'ulslSion an out -1
line of the work of elle W. M. S.
across Canada, and abroad was given
by Mrs. Tea'Mson of Sslallortb. Hymn I
was sung and ,Miss M Perrie render- e
ed a very delightful piano solo. A
chapter from the study book was
given by Mrs. C. Hemingway and
Mrs. Lane dealing with the spread
of the Gospel in' China..
The meting closed with a hymn
and benediction. A short contest
followed and lunch was served 'be'
• the hostesses Mrs. L. Wheeler and
"Mrs. I. Campbell.
-UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of the L'nibed Church
•melt Tuelsday, May 4 in the cherodt
parlor, with It splendid .attendance.
'The meeting was presided over by
1st Vice-president, Mrs. L, Nicdtol,
who opened the meeting with hymn
"394, followed by Scripture reading
by Mrs. H. Thomas. The Sec, and
'Tress. reports were read and adopt -
Ied. The roll call was responded to
by naming a mother" nentioned 1n
I 'the Bible. It was announced that
i •the June meeting would be in charge
-of the Associate Helpers with. Mr's,
A. Armstrong and Mrs, W. Cardiff
es ieadem,s A pleasing solo by Mrs.
D. Lewiston• wais enjoyefl. Highlight
of the afternoon was an address by
Mrs. -W. H. T: Felten, who took as
tier subject. "The. work of the
Holy 'Spirit in the Church", she
said, 'that we need to have a sense
of our -work, tbab we web may real-
ize our 'opportunities and ,the Priv-
ilege of doing our share.
The meeker was thanked by Mrs.
S. Davison far .her splendid address.
Hymn 441 -was snug and the meeting
closed with •prhtyer, atter which re.
treshements were served and a social
holt hour orals enjoyed.
Friday, Saturday , May 14 - 15
"ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO"
starring William Holden and Slew
nor Parker. Danger asd excitment
fir thls thrilling story of the Indian
raid on Fort Bravo. -
Sunday mldhlght and
Monday May 29 - 24
"RAINBOW ROUND MY
SHOULDER" (Color)
Monday, Tuesday May 17 • 18
For your repeat enjoyineht
Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell In
"THE KEYS OF THE KINGDM"
TUESDAY. FOTO-KITE
OFFER THIS WEEK 41f).Q0
Monday Attendance Card Night.
Wednesday, 'Thursday, Friday
Mayi9.so-211
"EASY TO LOVE"
With Esther Williams, Van Johnston,
Fratikle Laino Charlotte Austin;
MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE
AT MELVILLE CHURCH
On Bun'day metering int Melt 1115
hureit ,the annexe Mother's Day see,
vice was held. The Sunday School
attended this Service in a body, and
the theme of 'the program was Christ,
the Lord 08 our Homes. Rev, Mr.
Fulton' gate a very inatreetive ad-
dress melee subjedt of hhe Ohristian
home. He also relterred to his short
but pleasant 'pastorate at Melville
Chute:h. 'A baptismal serviee was
also held, tine ,children of Mr. and
Mrs, 'George Mott. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strph.
enson, 'Iver. and Mts. Gordon Kreuter
receiving the ordinance of baptism
Music for the service consisted of a
Male Chores, "Mother of Mine"
and a uniecn anthem, "Crusaders
for Christ" by the choir.
THE UNITED CHURCH
Mother's Day was observed in the '
'United Church on Sunday, May, 9,
Sermon end song were fittod to the
theme, "Opening .our Homes .to God."
The rite of baptism was adminis•
tered to - Oharlbs Murray, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie Cousins; Will.
'lam Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hemingway; Peluline Ann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCntcheon;
Cheryl Lynne, daughter of Mr, and .
Mrs. Frank. McCutclheon; Daphne
Dolores, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. McWihirter; Donna Gladys
daughter of Mr. and Mrs .Gordon
Workman; Gregory Van and Linda
Beverly, .children of Mr. and Mrs.
llldward A. Wilson.
The anthem for .the day was, "My
Mather'e' Prayers ,Itare Followed
Me." by De Armond and Ackley.
Mrs• Dean Davison sang the solo,.
"My Motlher".
Mr. ,R. B. Cousins, assistant
superintendent of the Church Sch-
ool
chool directed the service.
BLUEVALE RESIDENTS
BUILD LIBRARY
A, community spirit was shown in
this village as volunteer workers
erected their first library btttdldtng
The library will be officially opened I(
shortly when Angus. Mowat. direct-
or
irecto• of libraries for ,theprovince
and a former Bluevale resident,
Louis Blake Duff will be on hand.
Plans fear the present 18 feet by
24 fret building got under way last 1
fall •when the board decided to un-
dertake tire- project.
Committee board members and
ethers have co-operated thleough•;
out. Money bas been receeeed on 1
a voliumtary basis with contribut-I
tons corning in from Toronto, Cal- 1
gary, Ottawp. Montreal, London,
Detroit, and Wingbens. These dons -
tions , were, imm natives of Blue- I
Vale or friends.
Much of the praise goes to Miss I
Ruby Duff who has, been respon-
sible for raising 5300. Miss Duff
States there Thos be,eln no drive for
CARD OF THANKS funds in ,the community.
I would like Ito thank all my kind Bluevale Women's Institute eon.
neighbors anti friends for their kind- tri'bauted $100.
nese to me at the time of MY acct Contributing greatly to the build- I
frig progaient wets the Rev. R. A
Brook who did much of the ear i
peniter work. Bluevale has had a
would like to Ut note of `
lfhanlae to ea.clh one, But I can only the.ldtelien of the community hall I
say I appreciate all very mob end The ,presenit librarian is Mrs.
Thamtt you all. • Herm, Elliott, seoretery-treasurer
Jennie Budd,
THEATRE _ dent. For all the beautiful Valen-
t shows nightly 7.509 Jg p. m. thtes and Laster oards and the host
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. of kind letters and cards I received,
I won e. wr e a library
Esther sings Van makes love -
Tony sings In this gorgeous fun 6111.1
ed Muaocal filmed In the famous
Oppress Gardena of Florida,
Adpenoe Nutlet - Coming 'One
Full Week May 24.29
"MA AND PA KETTLE AT HOME"
for aevan years located in
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"REDHEAD FROM WYOMING
Maureen O'Hara - Alex Nichol
She had a weapon for every kind of
Man a loaded gun, a ready kiss
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"SCANDAL AT SCOURIB"
Greer Gerson Walter Pidgeon
Together again in a new and
wonderful picture
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"CAPTAIN PIRATE"
Louis Hayward Patrlcla Medina
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1 COMINP SOON -
"TITANIC"
0f the board and the chairman is
Ciovne Higgins,
WINGHAM DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS .
The Easton reports 'of the. Wing.
District 77igh School have been
given out to eke pais, to take home.
Parenitls should feel free to bring
these reports for conisetibatloin . With
the PrieCipal and the teachers/ re•
gardlng the pupils' progress.
On Thursday May 18th,, the Grade 1
IX pupils ,of the Wingbam Hig11
Soltool District will visit tine Ontario
Agriculteral Clellego, 'Trenseortaition
will be provided by the sobool busts,
and the College will have a -s, their 1
guests hays and girls from many of
i nt 1
Ole 'Western Ontario schools, The
1 Agricnitnral College leas an Open Day
i e1511 year to acquaint school boys
1 'and girls with the educational op-
t11orteillties offered. 1
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Complete line of lawn mowers, garde
tractors and dig -a -tiller are t� be seen at
Geo. E. Pollard's Machine Shop
at Brussels
We give service on these as well as sales.
A large modern Lathe has been
installed..
Custom machinery of all kinds built to
order.
For Sale -
A number of good used chain saws at
reduced prices.
For Sale -
1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, coir-
pletrely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers,
Combines, etc.
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amounting to 87.00,
including a selection of
CANADA PACKERS
PRODUCTS
we'll give you entirely
FREE any one piece of
Wm. Rogers DuBarry Silverplate
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Maple Leaf Beauty Soap, Maple Leaf Canned Hams, Maple Leaf
or York Mincemeat, Kilk or Kant, Chum Pet Foods, York Caaclss§
Vegetables, York Canned Fruits, York Canned Stews, York Doo-
med Meats, York Pickles or Olives, York Peanut Butter, Voile
Frozen Foods, York Frozen Fish, Maple Leaf Bacon, Maple Legg
Bacon, Maple Leaf Sausage or Welners, Maple Leaf Cooked Meats,
Maple Leaf Fiesta Meats, Maple Leaf Cheese, Maple Leaf Carse
ile
Eggs, Maple Leaf Tenderflake Lard, New Domestic Shorten8S
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