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THE UNITED CHURCH
"Reclining old Wells" was the
theme of the sermon in the service
of'worlthip in the United Ohuroh.0n
Sunday, Aug, lst. It was based on
Genesis 2G;18, "And Isaac Jigged
again, the wills of water whish
' they had diggdd in :the days of Ab-
raham, his father; for the P1111is• .
tines hadstopped them after the
death of Abraham." Some wells of
the spirit that steed vedigging, ..and
deepening the minister declared were
Faith In a reel God; Faith in pilay
er Ithe act of getting in touch with
this real God; 'Faith in the com-
ing of .God's Kingdom; Coavensiion,
personal influence, sacrifice and
coporate 'worship.
Mist Margaret Perrie sang the
Colo, "Just Por T'o1ay."
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Arlie Fraser, Blyth
announce the engageanent of their
daughter Iva Clare to Frank Russell
son of Mrs. Luella Marshall, Walton
The wedding to •take plata the 21st
August.
4H HOME GARDEN CLUBS
IN HURON COUNTY
One hundred and eighty seven
garden club members in Huron
County have +had peir club garden
inspected recently by G. W. Mont-
gomery, Aigriou5tural Representat-
ive for Huron County, and Jean
Steckle Home Economist. The
gardens on the whole were found
so bet very good in spate of the dry
weaitdler.
To complete the 4-H Home Garden
Club, membens will exhibit tiheir
record book and produce at Aobieve-
ment bay. They will also partici-
pate in judging vegetables, all
answer a garden quiz on.vegetable
,growing and canning, freezing ant
storing vegetables which has been a
special 'feature of the porgram this
year. •
Clubs taking part in the project
THE BR �. _LIS POST
$2.00 per year
Authorized as 50000 Plass mail, root Otflce DePirtUlent, ottava Wednesday, August :4th, 1954 °
Stanley Rutledge I WiNGHAM SCHOOL
Stanley Rutledge in his 62nd year
BRUSSELS BANOS-Al CARDIFF REUNION
WINGHAM 76th ANNIVERSARY Descendants of Mark and Maa
Bruaise"ls bands were in Wingham
on Sudsy for their pada annivers-
ary celebration. Tire Legion Pipe
Band took part in the Drum Head
Servide in the afternoon and the
Lions Boys( and Girls' Band under
the direction of bandmaster A, C.
Robinson in the Parade and concert
in elle evening, These two bands
are to be congratulated .on, Breit
smart appearance, end are a credit
to any community,
ST. JOHN'S EVENING AUXIUTARY
The monthly meeting of the Even-
ing Auxiliary was 51e1d on Wednesday
evening, July 14th In the clhureh
basement with 15 mcanbers present,
The meeting opened with hymn
37, followed by the family Prayer
by Rev, Ellis. Rev. Ellis extended
an invitation 'to. our Evening Auxi-
ary from the; W. A. to meet with
them at a special meeting in Sept -
amber to see a film and to bear a
;speaker from London on missionary
work. During the business period
after some diecuslsian a motion was
made that we pay the .travelling al
lowance for the year. Plans Were
completed for the -tea end bake sale
on July 24511. It was deeided to held
S. S. picnic on Went., July 28th at
Sea forth. Rev. Ellis closed Vat mleet-
ing with. prayer and a tagty lunch
was served by Mary Bird, Joanne
Watson and Ruth Thornton.
this year in this, district are as fol-
Brussels, Club Leader an`d assist
ant, Miss Thelma Maier, Brussels,
Miss Jean Smith, Ethel. 11 members,
Cranbrook, Leader and assistant, 1
Mrs. G, Corlett, Walton, ATfss _Anne
Steffler, Brussels, 10 members.
Ethel, Leader and assistant; Mr:i.
S. Alexander, Ethel, Miss Grace
Lamont, Ethel, 6 members. �ff
BAND CONCERT
At Victoria Park, Brussel& on
SUNDAY, AUGUST Sth
At 8 P. M.
trussels Lions Club Boys' and Girls'
Band
Everybody Welcome
• Silver Collection.
lows:
BOYS —
Id: has been brought to our notice
i townh
We( D'"els.
race and behind
Pennington, Gary 'Elston. Out, He is survived by five broth- ' municipalities and wi1L have a cnp-
Penning on, Barry Cumming. Dakota; George, Morris Township, ; The ceremony was held in con•
Alex, Brussels; , natation w g'r
diel (Vonnie) niv sarY oolebratit) A. D. Mac•;
10 and under, Nana A d Alvin, Ripley; Mrs, Da IL
Grant Wolfe, Victor Cardiff, McKay, Guelph; Mrs.. Edward William, chairman of the special
12 and under girls, GwemytAl Wolfe' (Hullo) Garton, Ripley; Mrs. ( building committees spoke, as did
Jo Anne Baillie, Mersa Baillie. „ James (Annie) McTntosh. - Chats- J. H. Kinkead, 'Goderich, represent- 1
12 and under boys, Lewis Cardiff, worth; Mrs. John (Edna) McCreath, , ing the Ontario Department of
Giant Wolfe, Edwin 1.3aillie• „ Toronto. I Education, Architect, J. D. Kyles, 1,
14 and under girls, Dale Cardiff, The funeral service was held from 1 the Hamilton, centnaftor, Mr. Han -1
Rosemary Borger, Gwyneth Wolfe, the D. A. Rum funeral home on Sat- na, and Mr. Sias. S. Armstrong of I
1't and under boys, Edwin Baillie, urday afternoon. Rev. Alex Nimmo Brussels, board cbairman,
Lewis Oardiff, Grant Wolfe. of St. Andew's Presbyterian March, , otter present were James G..
Single girls, Dale Cardiff, AudreY- Wingham, officiated. The funeral I
Workman, Toronto, second min -
Baillie, Rosenfary Bolger. was under the direction of the Brus- atrial to •ttlaoh at Wingluam High
,,Single men,' Bob Baillle. Fred sets Branch of the Oanadian Legion, Sohoel; former teacher, G. L. Bnaelc
Loddington, Ken. Baillie. - Poet 213, and the Western ,Star ', enburT, fort Hope; Present prinnip
Married men;' Don. _Cumming, 5.0.O.F. Lodge No.' 149, of which he l al' W. S. Hall and Rev. Alexander
Archie Riley, Wallace BMWs. was a member. Nimmo,
-..r �.,
Married women, Mrs. Russel Shi• pallbearers -were W1llAam Bend-
ne, Mrs. Pat Pickard, Maw. Wallace enson•, R. J. Bowman, Jack Logan,
Baillie. W. H. Bell, W. E. Willi*, and R0Tpii I. ®1[!I,uIaluIstlIaIIuu11Ut1/t$ li11��i1111PIRM INNIMINII®®®®®®1
Kicking slipper, Audrey Baillie, Shaw. 1
Notre Anderson, Rosemary Bolger. . ; Flower''- bearers, Jack Lowe, Hugh l
Bursting the ballet, Isobel i Pearson, Elmer Young, Russell Hall,
And-
erson.
CORNERSTONE LAID
par- died on qlrursday, July 29-01, in , Several `hundred people Sunday
a..ainna
et (Duffield) OardtU, who ca'rno to Wft s81aln General Hospital, f0110w- I witnessed the laying of a e
Canada from Northern Ireland over ing a, slro'kie Are„ suffered 00 W1- d '
for the new $000,000 Wing11am Dis•
100 years ago, held a reunion at nesday afternoon. He had lived all 1 trict High School by John W. Hanna, i
t11o. 'bouts of Mi, and Mrs. Sam his life in this vicinity excepting a 111. P. P. for H u'0n"Bruce.
Wolfe, R. R. 2 West Monitton on Sat- feY year's In Owen Sound. I When completed the, 5011001, now
wdaY, Arty 24t1n. There were 90 in
He was a veteran ' of the Flrst under construction on a 14•acre
,attendance
World Was% site, will consist of 18 classrooms,
Race Results ; Besides this wife, who Was former- a gymnaaeium, ca8teria and rifle
4 and under, pant Elston, 13et)h, ly Margaret Garton of Whlbechureh, flange. It will serve portions of 10
8 and under; Roy Beneiman, John ors and four sisters; William, North' coiaa 'of 650 pupils,
8 and under, Verna Coulter. " Peter,' Goder1ch;- Al B ls; ' illi. Win 1 am's 76th an -
n arson
HORSE SHOE
H: .S!
Enter Now in the
O'Keefe's Tri County Grand
Championship -, Doubles Tourney
FOR THE O'KEEFE TROPHY
To Be Held In Connection with
Grand Berad Rural Day
'Wednesday/ August 25
"A Special Play Day for Huron, Lampton and Middlesex"
Entries for this outstanding doubles horseshoe tournament wIll
be accepted from Players who live in eountiats of Lanbton, Middle-
Hex and Huron, Applications must be received before Midnight,.
Saturday, August 21. County champion will be chosen: by eliminati'o'n
on the morning of Wednesday, August 25, and the Grand G4ram)ioa5-
ship Pitchoff will be held in the afternoon. Send your entries now to:
Di W. "Pat" Harrison, Secretary -Treasurer.
Chamber of Commerce,
GRAND BEND, Ontario.
George Davidson, Joseph Masser
Ball games were enjoyed by the and Gordon Workman.
younger people during the afternoon 1 Burial was made in Brussels i
_while the older folks enjoyed bingo i cemetery.
and visiting. Friends and 1
Largest car load, Willard
that a number of boys n have a Mrs. Richard
t Oldest lady,
been rolling stones into the rain
nd the flume. are ,))) Oldest men Nelson Cardiff
interfering with the I
acquaintances were
Bellie. present from Toronto, Owen Sound
Califf, ' Ohutsworth,_ Tara, Ripley, White- 1
church, Goderi0h, St. Mary's, Mon-
Brus• 1 crier, Pont Huron, Mich., and
S Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. and ',
i CARD OF THANKS
told this is
operation of the mill and the boys
are warned not to continue doing
Mist
CARD OF THANKS
We thank all those who by word
TNt PRtIErCNNIAN
CHURCH iN CANADA
MMdils MINN
Drawls
No Sunday School
11 a. m. 'Morning Worship
United Charclil
OR CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11.1.6 a, in.
"Our Burden hearer" •
No Church Sdhool during Aug,
. "Sing forth the honor of His
Name: Make His- praise
glorious." psalm •16:2.
sets.
Longest married couple
Mrs. 'Elston Cardiff.
Coming .farthest. Mrs..
Doucette Niagara Falls.
Youngest child, Linda
7 months.
and deed exPreSsed their sympathy I Russel Shine. provident. conduct-
et the time of the death of Mrs.
Isabelle. King, also for
those who assisted in any way. your
kindness was deeply appreciated.
Wm. King and Family.
Kenneth
T wish to thank all my friends
Doti ette, 1 for tiheir treats and cards while 1
I was .a patient in Wingham General •
Hospital and after I came home.
Kenneth Pollard.
(,mars and.t
CARD OF THANKS
Aly sincere thanks is extended to
all my friends and relatives who re-
membered me with gifts and cards
during my illness in Kitchener Hoar
pital. Special thanks to Dr. Myers
and the staff.
Your tbwug81fu1neels 'tries deeply ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Rhea Cardiff,
CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to thank
my neighbours and friends for their
ed a start business Period. Speeches
1
were mad" by Blstcn Cardiff and
Albert Cardiff, also a sing•son„ en-
joyed.
Offer for 1965 were, President,
Barry Bolger; Secretary, • Mrs.
Harold Cardiff:- Lunch, Mrs. Wm. 1
Cardiff; Sports, Albert Cardiff.
Mr. Easton Cardiff invited the
Cardiff Clan bo' his home for the 1955
reunion to .be held last Saturday in
July.
Meeting clogdd by singing , "God
be with you till we meet again.
Guests were :present from Wal-
ton, Dublin, Brussels, Ethel, Strat-
ford, Milvenbon, (London, Niagara
^Falls, St. Mary's, Monkton, Atwood,
Clinton, Hensali, Lishowel,
many expsessions of sympathy and !
`I kindness extended to me at the time
of my sudden bereavement. Also for
cards, flowers and all -those 'who helo-
t
ed in any way. Special thanks to Rea:
Alex Nimmo Of Wingbam, Mr. D. A.
Ram, Brussels and the Wingham
tiGeneral Hospital staff.
t Maggie Rutledge.
Church of England
Parish .f trYn.h
Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A.
Sunday 8 Aug. Trinity 171I1
Bt. John's Church, Brussels
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. George's Walton
9.90 a. m, Morning Prayer
Rt. David's, HonfrYn
2.80 p.m, Holy Communion
Sunday School
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ,
School Girl Special for August —
Cold wawa, complete with cutting
1 and styling, $5.00.
Mrs. Velma -Stephenson,
,.• - Phone 102xr4,
GAPI
THEATRE' -- -----
TOL 1 ISTOWEL
2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
•
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
August 6 - 6 - 7
• "ELEPHANT WALK"
CARD OF THANKS
I appreciated very much the visits,
treats and cards from friends during
my
recent stay in St. Mary's. Hospi-
tal.
tal. I would like to express my
eere thanks to Dr. Myers and attend-
ing Drs. and nurses, 151190
who showed kindness to me while
there and since my return home
from Kitchener.
MTS. Geo. Cariff,
For
Professional
PIANO TUNING
and Repairs
Consult
CLARE F. STONE
Phone: E. Martin, 875 Brussels
R•ER :F.t'NT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
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Thursday, Friday and SaturdaY
"RIDE VAQUERO"
CARD OF THANKS
my sincere
remembered
my recent i
was deeply
T wish to express
thanks to all those who
me in any way during
illness. Your kindness
appreciated.
Dorene McFarlane.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. William Blake announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ver-
onica Bridget, tP Flying Officer Guy
Thomas Griffiths, son of Mr. and
Ars. Thomas- Griffiths, of Montreal,
Quebec. The marriage
plane on Saturday, Sept. 4011•, at
10:30 a. m. in St. Ambrose Church,
Brussels.
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LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
Elizabeth Taylor Dana Andrews I Robert Taylor AVa Gardiner
See a herd of stampeding elephants The thrills and action of men who
Ithe like of which has never been fight for a place. in History.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -* * *
August 9-1'0-11
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or. clear — first show at dusk
FARMERS!
Y
When you have a new crop of
WHEAT
To Sell
BE SURE AND CONTACT
SEAFQRTH
FAST, NEW .UNLOADING. FACILITIES JUST INSTALLED
MK IN 102111 RE NM EMU
MtI sn LS
Phone 15 or 376
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RIZ MIN
At Victoria Park, Brussels
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Note: News and Cartoon at each 'I
show.
Sunday Midnight 'Only Aug. 1st
"HANGOVER SQUARE"
(Adult) George Sanders
Llhda Darnell Laird Ortgar i
Monday Only August 2
"GUN FURY"
(Color)
, Rock Hudson Donna Reed
i
'rues. • Wed, Aug. 3 - 4
"BLOWING WILD"
Gary Cooper Barbara Stanwick
k Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"TAKE ME TO TOWN" August 10 - 11 - 12
"AGAINST ALL FLAGS" I Sterli g Hayden
Anti In "FROM HERE ETERNITY"
I'ShErrol • „•' r Roarin', Hip Swinging
The story of a swashbuckling naval) he Rip
hero who uses sword and fists to
subdue the leader of a pirate band.
TUESDAY FOTO-N1TL'
OFFE'D THIS WEEK $140.00
I Monday Attendance Card 1NIght.I
, NOTE -- Are you registered for
FOTO•NITE7 It's Free, Over $46,
1 • 000.00 pald out- to date for Photo -
grabs.
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Sagga of Vermilion O'Toole, (Adult Entertainment)
Winner of 8 Academy Awards
the fury she had and the
man she fooled.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"SOUTH SEA WOMAN"
Bert Lancaster Virglna Mayo i
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Conning Soon --
'THE AFFAIRS OF DOBIE GILLIS'
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Parade to Start at 8.30 P. M.
MASSED BANDS - i 0 PI t .1
"0 Canada"
PALMERSTON PIPE BAND
LUCKNOW PIPE BAND
ARTHUR PIPE BAND
BRUSSELS LIONS BOYS & GIRLS BAND
LISTOWEL PIPE BAND
MOUNT FOREST PIPE BAND
BRUSSELS PIPE BAND
F. W. Todd—M.C.
Massed Pipers — God Save The Queer
Admission 50c, Children under 12 Free Lunch Cati<Yntqa:
Dance After in t e rys a a ace ails
Bert Lancaster Deborah Kerr Alusic by The Sund owners 7 -piece rc e
Frank Sinatra Montgomery Clift 1
Friday` L - AugUst 131
"CRIPPLE CREEK" ' 1
Karis. n Rooth George Montgomery j
I.
Under auspices of Brussels Leeson Pepe and .
PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR
PURCHASE OF BAND_ EQUIPMENT,