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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-7-7, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST $2.00 per year Pont Publishing House Authorized as eeoond class mail, Post Office Depaa't! MELVILLE CHFRCH Morning service las, Sunday at Melville Presbyterian Church was • conducted by Boa. Tltenms J. Blake ly, oP Wardsville and Kintyre, Mr Blakely Preached from the text, He went about doing good. Where should we look for 'the supreme ex- ample of •truth, but rtA Jeans Christ. There are those Who admire the beautiful life a Jesus, but forget about His groat atonement for sin. JeMis was not just good, but took every opaaortunity of doing good tr others. It is not enough :that we do no harm to others. Ohrisbianity is Tar more than this. From the ex- ample of Testis, Me learn about kindness. and loyalty to our friends - Christ forgave Peter intead of con. deming bim. 13y precept and ex- tentiile Christ taught us to forgiv6 others, We can alk learn about sympathy and compassion. Jesus Spent the greater part of ,his min- istry going about doing good. Masher Glen Plant, boy soprano teas guest soloist and sang the Russ- ian Vesper Hymn. Melvillh Male Chorus contributed two Gospel songs. eeititled, Courage, brother, and, May God depend on You? CARD OF THANKS 5 wish tp express my sincere thanks to all those who remembered me in any way while. I was sick, Mary Lon McFprlane. DANCE JULY 28th Dance 10111 be held on Wednes- day, July 28th. at the Crystal Palace .Vroom, under asujices of L0.02. and Rebekah Lodges for C. P. and T. Fand. Luneh Counter Admission 50c. Music by "The 'Sunda:mere." JUNIOR GiRLS SOFTBALL SCHEDULE July 8 Brussels at Yarriston July 14 Brussels at Hanover July 16 Clifford at Brussels. July 19 Kincardine at Brussels. July 29 Brussels at Kincardine. Aug, 4 Harriston at Brussels. ANNOUNCING — The opening of Val's Beauty Bhoppe, located directly above Bras. eels Export Packers, Brussels. Talc specialize in styling, cutting and cold waving. Open Monday to Saturday inclusive. Mrs. Velma Stenbeasen, Phone 102xr4. For Professionai PIANO TUNING and Repairs Consult CLARE F. STONE Phone: E. Martin, 87x Brussels ST. JOHN'S W. A. The June meeting of the W. A. of St. John's Church was held Tues., June 20111, :and opened with respell. , sive reading Psalm 102, Rev. Ellis . led in misslonery Prayers with the members prayer and the Lord's prayer in unison. Mee, Mitchell read.. the' lesion from Ep'h, amt. Ohapt. Minutes of the previous meeting s were by the Sec. Mrs. George Davis. A lettter of thanlee Vat read from Canon Allan Greene, of the Columbian Coast Mission, for 1, cash donation (received fr+om the W. A, of Huron Diocese. It was de- cided not to hold W. A. meetings in , July and August but to have a tea meeting in Sept., with a. film 'and guest speaker. Mrs. Rev. Eilis gave a very interesting paper on Indian M1ssaans in the new Diocese of Anwitsar, Inclia including medical as well as religious work being done there, and the meeting closed -with prayer for the diocese and its Bis- hop Wilkinson, CROP REPORT by C, W. Montgomery July 3rd, 1954 Some sections of the County es- caped without rain Ibis week and considerable haying was clone in these areas. Approximately 28 per cent of the haying Ilms been com- pleted in ,the County and the hay crop will be an average yield. .8.11 crops are making good growth. Fall wheat is commencing no turn color and most of the spring grain is now out in head. Cultivated crops snob vas corn, sugar beeps, white beans and soybeans are making exception al growth. TN[ rfassyr RIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Mshd-a CCrrM BroomIs No Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship Dr. E. A. Thomson, the Clerk of the Assembly, United Church Or CANADA Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane Church School - 10 a, m. Divine Worship — 11.15 a. M. Conte and Worship, Church of England Parish of &rusaals Rev. A. Norran Ellis, M. A. Sunday 4 Ally (Linty IV) Trinity V Sunday, July 11th St. John's Church, Brussels 12 A. M. Morning Prayer, Sunday School St. David's, Henfryn 2.30 p, m. Evening Prayer Suhday School ant otitawa Wednesday, July 7th, 1954 Hieuins Reunion A dtappY gathering took place to Seaforth Lions Park on Saturday, July 3rd, when members of the Higgins families gathered togeth- er ones more, This, is an annual event and many friends enjoy the happY Priviledge of being together. The weather wan idea) and sixty- nine People attended, from Long Branch, Riitcliell, Belntore, Wroxe- ter, Gorrie, Wingbatn, Blyth, Lon. don, Clinton and Brussels, The lifter:Mon was spent in social chat, graces and slparts whish were well taken care of by Mr, and Mrs. Frank Graham, Ronnie Higgins of Wroxeter and Mr• and Mrs. Joseph Higgins, Mitohyell. The friends were all very happy to welcome one of the older members, Mr. Richard Rann of Brussels. formerly Of Wrox- eter wImo has not been in good health for some time but was able to attend with his son Allcin. Being the oldest 'member present he re- ceived the prize. The youngest member present receiving the prize was Bonnie Lynne Pletch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Match, Brussels. The most recent ly married coumle prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higgins, Brus- sels. Everyone sat down to a bount- ifu1 lune], provided by the ladies. One minute sl1'ence was held in memory of Mrs. Vernon Higgins and William Rann who have passed away since our last reunion. Mr. Edgar Higgins of Brussels, Prelsi- dent for 1954, presided over the ' business pant and officers were elected for 1955. Mr. Gordon Hig- gins of Brussels was elected Prete- dent for 1055 and Mrs. Gordon Walk 1 era Wingham, Sec.-Treas. It was decided to held the reunion nest year July 2nd 071 the same grounds. PEOPLEWE KNOW 1 arise Jessie Little left this week on a trip to the West. Mr and Mrs. R. M. Darby, Cobble. skill, N. Y, were week end visitors wibb Mr. and Mrs,. R. A. Bennett. Mr. Sylvester Fax goes to Victoria hospital, London this we an ;operation on his right arm which has been causing hint considerable, trouble. Mise; Stella Turvey, Toronto, visit- ed last week with )ter aunt Mrs. 0. Sellers And other relatives in the district Miss Jean Jewell, Toronto, spent the holiday week end at her bome here. Donald Edgar, second son of Mrs, W. Edgar, left this week to attend Summer School in Toronto. Mrs. E. M. Raymond left Monday on a trip to Western Canada. Recent 'visitors with. Mrs, H. Manning were Mrs. R McKee,Lynn and Barbara of Springfield, Pen. Mrs. Oheeseboro of Omedia, Penn. and Mr. and airy. S. E. Rozel of Kitdhener. li — I Howard — Mr. and MTs. John F. Howard (nee Myna Bryan) of Listowel are happy to announce 1 tate arrival of a baby brother for Nursing Home on July 7, 1954, ! i.iUlIIUIUUIUIENINE III LLASHMAR BORN ENGAGEMENT ANN'OUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. ban ton announce the their daughter, Ronald Hamelin, Mrs. A. ' Hamelin The marriage to July 31elt. van- leit of Wal - engagement of Corrie. to Mr. son of Mr. and of Perkinsfield take place on MELVILLE W. M. S. RESULTS OF BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL Promotion Examinations, „June 1954 Classification by Grades for Fall - Terra — 1954. C. P. — Couditionsiliy promoted R. Remain iu name grade, Grade I Murray Howard Grade iI Lorna Bryans Mary Margaret Buller Francis 1-Paward Susan Coleman Murray Fischer Bobby Fischer Sally Galbraith Carl Graber Dianne Hastings Anne Higgins Lily Howard Larry Kellington Douglas Lowe Mary Jean McBride Donald McNeil Ruth McTaggart Nancy McWhirter Fred Wesenburg Bonnie Workman Fred Zwaan Grade 111 Bobbie Coleman Douglas Davidson Jack Galbraith Louise Gillis Thomas Gillis, Linda Henderson Ruth Anne Johnson Linda Jane Johnson Archie Thompson (C. P.) Margaret Warwick Gale Wilson Grade IV David Alcock Victor Cardiff Joyce Davidson Jimmy Garniss (C. P.) Bobby Higgins Stephen Howard David Kreuter Terry McWhirter Mae Myers Meryl Wesenburg Annie Exel Grade V Raymond Bronson Carol Bryans Brent Davidson Wayne Davison Iain Ellis Gwendeiyne Martin The W. M. S. of Melville Pres ; Susan 'Martin byteriau Church met in the church Bobby McBride parlor Friday, July Ind, with a Garry Wilson splendid attendance, with the Pree., ; Grade VI Miss Bessie Moses in the dhatr. The I Patricia Bryans meeting opened with the Lord's pray Jahn Davidson er in unison, fllowed by Psalm 110.. Ada Exel Mrs. D. Huether gave the scripture , Murray Garniss reading taken 'from the oohh chapter Robert Howard 'of Matthey after which Mrs. Nei- , James Logan 1. son Cardiff led in prayer. The min- j !I utes and treasurer's report were read and adopted, The president express- ed her appreciation to all those who help to make the helpers meeting 1 and social hour such a siuooess.� Sept. 3rd will be the next regular I W. M. S. meeting. Miss Moses re- viewed the highlights of the ad- 't dress given by Miss Bessie Mc- Murchie at the recent meeting in Ethel and was enjoyed 17 all the ladies present. The members very much appreciated a beautiful piano solo by 'Mrs. Walter Kerr. T,he ot- , Tering was then taken followed by . the roll call. The 5th chapter taken from the study hook prepared by Mrs. Wm, Reed was given by Mrs. Spear. I•Iymn 592 and the Min Bryan and Warren at Dr. Myer's DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIO Rain Two Shows Nightly malt benediction brought the meet, in:g to a close. ra1r7f7,,r. 'NT 7"1.F! 11,'T'R?V Brian Rutledge Allan Stiles Roger Todd Theodore Wasntan Joseph Wesenpurg Rochette Winabberg Teena Zwann (R) Grade VII Harold Bridge Lewis Cardiff (R) r iiaren Coleman l0. P.)) John Cousins Joan Davidson Eric Exel Ronald, Howard Wayne Johnson John McBride Melvin McCutcheon James, MoNeil John Pipe Pamela Porter Elizabeth Stephenson Frederick Stephenson June Warwick Lawrence Wesenburg Grade VIiI Allan Bridge Fred Cardiff (C. P.) • David Hastings Dwaine Imemen (C. P.) Linda Imeson Mary Beth Jewell Hau•vey Kitchen Irene Myers Wni. Stephenson Barbara Stiles Ted Stiles Eleyne Wood Grade IX Dale Cardiff Arnold Davison 'Murry Davison Helen Ellaeott Everdina Exel David Kennedy Ronald Lane Catherine 6.e.00b. Wm. McQuarrie Sandra Miller Francis Myers Elizabeth Pipe Linda Todd Frank Wilson CAPITOL USTOVIa THEATRE, _--------- 2 shows nightly 7.80 — 9.30 p. n1. Matinee'y 2 p. m. Wednesday - Thursday QuiY 7 ' 8 "THE TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT" All aboard for an eyenie of love and laughter. ' A comedy with a Star cast of your favourite i players. Friday - Saturday July 9 - 10 or clear — first show at dusk I Glenn Ford — Julies Adams In a Sc. 11e1rth, Ont. Note: News and Cartoon at each show, I * * • Tues, , Wed. July 13 - 141 Thursday, Friday and Saturday "DANGEROUS CROSSING" "FARMER TAKES A WIFE" Betty Grable Dale Robertson A grand musical comedy with two wonderful headline stars * * • Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday "MA and PA KETTLE AT HOME' t Jeanne Crain Michell Rennle iI Thursday only July 15 iI "SPRINGFIELD RIFLE" (Color) III Gary Cooper Ruth Roman j Friday only July 16th "LAUGH NITE" Alt Cartoon and Comedy Show Sat. • Mon, July 17 - 19 "GUNFIGHTER" Gegoory Peck Helen Wescott Marjorie Main Percy Killbrid Ma end Pa and all the kids ar back patching up the old homestea trying to make it Into n model farm * Coming Soon — "THE DESERT SONG" Western Technicolor full of excite- ment and blazing action "THE MAN FROM ALAMO" BUS TRIP TO KINCARDINE —12th of JULY — Leaving Brussels at 10 A. M. Returning 6 P. M. ADULTS $1.00 School Children .50c Phone 48x r 4 or 11. DANCE At the Crystal Palace Ballroom in Brasselj FRIDAY, JULY 9th For your Dancing Pleasure, Hear "The Sundowners" "Best Dance Band in the Land" This being the first engagement for this 7 -piece orchestra In this community — don't forget to hear them. Admission 50c — Lunch Counter Under the Auspices of the East Huron Agricultural Society NOTICE Wanted immediately Salesman with car for local rural Watkins .Dealership. No investment. Training supplied. If you are Interested In business of your own with better than average earnings. ,.WrIt4. to -day for personal interview with field manager. E. C. Harvey, 21 Ontario Street, Stratford. Complete line of Lawn mowers, garden tractors and dig -a -tiller are to 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, com- pletely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers, combines, etc. • Mo.nday • Tuesday July 12 -'13 "PERSONAL AFFAIR" starring Gene Tierney . Leo Genn A wlef pitted against her can't ' teen age admirer, A story you forget. TUESDAY FOTO-NITS OFFER THiS WEEK $100.00 At Victoria Park, Brussels ED., JULY 21 st Monday Attendance Card dight. j e Wednesday - Thursday July 14 - 15 i` e A TWIN Feature Special 11 d "A DATE WITH JUDY" ' plus one of the greatest baseball films shown "BIG LEAGUE" RI with Edward G. Robinson, Ellen. 'At 8 o'clock P. M. Parade of Bands at 7.40 P. M. The following Bands will be there — , Goderich Girls Trumpet Band Listowel Boys and Girls Band London Boys and Girls Band Brussels Legion Pipe Band Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band Massed Band of One Hundred Members LUCKY -DRAW - One Lazy Boy Chair — One Radio Two Air Fome Pillows — Pair of Blankets Dance in Crystal Palace Ballroom at 10.30 P. M. with Ken. Wilbee's Orchestra Booth at Park and Dance Admission — Adults 50cts. — Children 25cts. Under the Auspices of Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band "God Save The Queen"