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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-9-29, Page 1THE. "i'ist Publishing House ettthortzed am second close mail. BRUSSELS POST -6 f .,.aa $2.00 per year - $2.50 Ua Poet Office Department, Ottawa Wednesday, September 29th, 1954 Illionoomo IUii.$mimmismom Ir$iulmmumiums FOOD - SALE Carnation Milk 7 Large Tins $1. Golden Dew Margarine • • 4 lb. Pkg. $1 Aylmer Tom. Juice • • 8 = 20 oz. Tins $1 Garden Patch Waxbeans 9 —15 oz. Tins $1 Inter Lake Toilet Tissue 8 Large Rolls $1. Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 3-20 oz. Tins $1 Allen's. Apple Juice • • • • 7-20 oz. Tins $1 GREWAR'S ALL PRICES GOOD UNTIL SAT. NITE, OCT. 2nd Visit Our Store We Have 22 Other ' Specials That Are Not On This Advt. Niiiii■ti■iiiumumiuiiiii•uiiiauit • Band Members Wanted Parents are advised that there is an opportunity now tor their children to become junior members of the Brussels Boys' and Girls Lions Club Band. New members are wanted at once This is a splendid -opportunity open to all children of the Village and surrounding community to receive this training. Contact Bandmaster A. C. Robinson at the Brussels Public Library any Wednesday evening. TEESWATER FALL FAiR OCTOBER 5th and 6th Outstanding Horse,Show: Reglonat Aberdeen Angus and Yorkshire Shows: Bruce County Black and White Show. Harness Races 2.24 —.2.18 Running Race Toronto Scottish Pipe Band Increased Grandstand Accomodatlon. Vaudeville Exhibits • Rides Cape Croker Legion Band' Melvin Rome Secretary. lea THS P*IC*-reRIAN CHURCH IN CANADA —Me1Ma OW. Orussolo 10 a. m, Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worship Rev, W. A. Williams, Minhetter in charge. United C'harch OF CANADA Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane No Service of Worship. You are invited to •the Anniversary Services of Eichel United Church 11 a. In, and 7.30 p.m. Guesit speaker Rev, 0. C. Washington of auburn. Church. School — 12 o'clock Church ©f England Pariah of O e% Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A. Sunday, 3 Oct. Trinity XVI It. +Area Church, Brussel' 11 a, ii, Holy Ocmmunion Sunday School Ron, 7t, Bulteel, Clinton, St, Davld'of, Henfryn — 2.$0 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday Sobool, St. Geerge'e Walton -- $ p.m. HARVEST FESTIVAL NOTICE —. The Morris Township Council will meet in the Township Hall for their regular meeting on TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 at 1 p.m. George C. Martin, Clerk. NOTICE — Brussels United Church are hold- ing 'their fowl .nipper on Tuesday, Oct.,l9th. from 5 to 7.30 p.m. Ao- mieston $1.50 and 769. Watch for further announcement. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE We specialize an styling, cutting, and cold waving. Open Monday to Saturday Inclusive. Mrs, Velma Stephenson 'Phone 102xr4 Icn11nn11n111nn>.11111111n1 LLASHMAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARf0 pIlloommosinosonomm000moll Two Shows- Nightly Rain or clear — first show at dusk Note: News and Cartoon at each I show. Thur. • Fri. Sept. 30 • Oct. 1 "TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND" Joan Greenwood Basil Radford Sat. - Mon. ' Oct. 2 - 4 "FLAMING FEATHERS" (Color) Sterling Hayden Arleen Whelan Tues. - Wed. Oct. 5 • 8 "MISS SADIE THOMPSON" Adult Entertainment Rita Hayworth Jose Ferrer Thur, - Fri. bot. 7 • 8 "GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Valerie Hobson John Mills Sat. • Mon. ' Oct. 9 - 11 "THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS" (Color) Randolph Scutt ', Davidson - MgArter '- Brussels United Church, was the scene of an early .autumn wedding whun Rev. A. Lane united in marri- age Mary Jean MoArter and Charles Calvin Davidson. The bride le 'the only daughter of Mr, and Mre. Ivan McArter R. It, -4 Brussels and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. Charles Davidson, Blyth and ,the late Mrs; Davide) n. Given in marrtage vy her father, the bride was charming in an ankle length gown of French lace over satin, styled with matching bolero, peter pan collar and My -point glee - vee. A dainty headreos of nylon net highlighted by rhinestones and se- quins. held her fingertip veil of embroidered tulle. She oarried a boquet of red roses. Maid of honor was Miss Winnifred Raymond, Clinton. The brideemaide were Miss Doreen Davidson, George. town, sister of the groom, and Miss Georgia Dunbar, Ethel, The attend- ants were gowned identically iii cerise and forest. green. The full nylon net, waltz -length skirts were offset by fitted bodices featuring mntdhing stoles, They wore shoes, gloves and headress to match, They carried boquets of yellow 'morn., Mr. Roy Mundy, Wingham, was organist. Miss Edna McPherson, London, was soloist singing "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because" The flower girl was Bonnie Work- man, she wore a long yellow dress ot net over nylon with matching head - Tees and carried a colored nosegay Murray McArter, nephew of the bri- de, was ring -bearer and carried the rings on et satin cushion. The best man was,Mr. Reginald Sullivan of Brussels. Ushers were Cleve David- son of Bridgeport, brother of the groom, and William McArter, broth- er of the bride. After the ceremony a reception was held in the church basement where the guests 'were received by the brides mother who wore a cherry wine silk crepe gown with black accessories and a white corsage. She was assisted by the bridegroom'e sister, Mrs. Lorne McCauley of Si. Marys, who wore a blue taffeta ant black velvet figured gown with navy and white accessories and a pink corsage. To travel the bride chose a light blue suit with navy and white acc- essories and a pink corsage. After a short honeymoon in Northern On- tario the couple will Teside im Water- loo. Guests attended the wedding from Wee,ton, St Marys, Blyth, Belgrave Bridgeport, Georgetown, London, Clinton, Newry, Wingbam and SL Catherines. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth McFarlane wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorene Pearl, to Mr. Melvin. John Byerman, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. John Byerman, Walton. The wedding take place on Oet. 9th, in Moncriett United Church at 3.00 1). m, THIEVES ON PROWL AGAIN Riveesi4e Motors wasp entered again in ;the early Sunday morning hours, by thieves who got a'tvaY with $17, and, several cartons of cigarettes, An early Sunday morn- ing customer wanting gas discover- ed a front door unlocked and no one on the premises He summon- ed the proprietor, George mc- Cutcheon, who found that entry I had been gained through window on the eolith east side of the gar- age. Two men were frightened off while trying to force an entry into the garage of the New Amerioan Hotel. The barking of "Rudy" the clog, awakened the owner of the hotel, Mrs. J. Baker, who, invests- gating the noise, discovered twe men trying to force the garage door. The men ran through a back alley to the next street when she turned on a light in the yard and gave ,chase, It wan found the men, witenl dintlutbed, had removed a a hinge from the garage door. Pro- vincilal police laic inventlgatinig. RALLY DAY AT THE UNITED CHURCH At the Rally Day Service at the United Church School on Sunday, Sept. 26, Fortydhree scholars receiv- ed recognition for perfect attendance I during the, Sunday School year ot ,1953.54. Perfect attendance allows a , pupil to be absent only twice during r the year, 'Recognition was made by I the presentation of pins, wreathe and bans in the Cross and Crown series, The names of those receiving recognition follows: John Currie, Barry Currie, Arnold Davison, Murray Davison, Wayne Davison, Ross Hemingway, Davld Hemingway, Morrie Hemingway Marion Heoningway, Donlyn Hem-, BAND HONORS MEMORY The late Robert J. Bowman was honored when Bandmaster A, C. Robinson and members of the Lions Club Boys and Girls Band observed a period of silence followed by the playing of hymn, "Abide With Me" in memory of Mr. Bowman et their reenier band Ipracltiice Wednesday of last week. Mr. Bee -Oman. who was chairman of the hand committee always took a keen and active interest in the band and did whatever he could to I aid in its, developement. He will be greatly missed by bandmaster Robinson and hand members. JUST ARRIVED Direct from. Holland per S. S. Vesiefjel our shipment of bulbs. Of course you put down bulbs in season as you do peaches and pears. Come into Grewar's and see our selection, Compare our prices,. Free to every- body `- a small book on how to plant them. Have all the freshness of. spr- ing — daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, blooming indoors for you this whole winter long from our bulbs, REGEN-T THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. t s • Thursday, Friday .and Saturday "SONG OF BEDNADETTE" Jtnnifer Jones Wliliam Eythe A truly great motion picture for the whole family. • • • Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday "VEILS OF BAGDAD" ' Victor Mature Vlrgnla Fields Action Spectacle Love and Exoltmont ' all together In this story of Bagdad, * • • Coming Soon — • I "WHITE WITeCH DOCTOR" BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED Mrs. Ivan MoArter entertained et a trousseau tea in honor ot her taught -1 er Jean on Tuesday, Sept, 21st. In charge of displaying the gifts and trousstau in the afternoon were, Miss Winnifred Raymond, Mrs. Ray Shobrook. Mrs. Gordon Workman, and Mrs. Donald McArter. Refresh- menu were served by Miss Ann Hull, and Miss Shirley Ellis assisted by Mrs. Clarence White- and Mrs. T. Ellis. In the evening, Miss Win- nifred Raymond, Mrs. Dave Fishy Mrs. George Martin, Mrs, Workman and Mrs. Don McArter displayed trousseau and gifts. Miss Lois Dodds and Mies Mary Willis served refreshments wasted by Mrs. Rob- ert Granby and Mrs. Hoivard Clark. Pouring tea were, the bride-to-be grandenoltlier. Mrs. John MoArttr in .the afternoon and in the evening Mrs. Lorne McCauley of St. Marys. Grover - Spelt Davelupont Road Presbyterian Church, Toronto. was the scene of a quiet autumn wedding on Saturday, September, lilth., when Helen Elizabeth Spear, oldest daughter of Mrs. Amy Spear and 'the late John Spear, Brussels, became the bride ot Frank Grover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grover, London, Rev, Math- ews officiated. The bride was attired in a greet length poudre' bine bengaline dress with matching gloves, shoes and hat, I Her only attendant, Mrs. ICen Spear. Simone, wore it navy blue dress with . matching gloves, shoes and hat. Her .only attendant, Mrs. Ken Spelr, Sian- . coo, wore a navy blue droes with i'matching accese)ories. The grooat was supported by Ken Spear of Simeoe. ' After the ceremony a dinner and reception was held Dor the immediate friends of the couple at the Barclay Hotel, Toronto. After the honepinnen spent in Niagara Falls and Bnftelo tihey will reside in Toronto. BAZAAR The Young Women's Cuild of the Presbyterian Church are holdinlg their bazaar im the Ltbsary on Sat, Cot, 23rd• NOTICE — The Ladies' Guild of St. David's Church, Henf yn are helding a basaar and slipper on Wed., Oot. 37th at 3 e'eloelt In the Ethel Ball. Further announcements will fallow, ingwey, Ruth Hemingway, :clarion Hoover, Murray Hoover, John Hoov- er Bob Kellington, Joyce Kellington, Larry Kr.11ington, Agnes Lane, Dar- lene Machan, Gale Meehan, Dale Machan, Garman Machan, Barry Machan, Maxine Meehan, Douglas Meehan, Joan. Machan, Gwendolyn Martin, Ruth McTaggart, Kathryn McTaggart, Bill McQuarrie, Joyce Miller, Pamela Porter Fred Sltepb- eneon, Elizabeth Stephenson, Joan Thosnaet, Joyce 'Thomas, Roger Todd, Lindh Todd, Mary Watson, John Watson, Ralph Watson, David Whee- ler, Audrey Wheeler. Rewards in the form of books and hymen books were also presented for compietiion of the Bible Memory Course as 2ollowe: , Beginners Course: Ross Teeming. weg, Joyee Kellington, Darlene Me- ehan, Mary Watson, David Wheeler, Primary Courses Linda Henderson Larry Kellington, Gale Machan, Ruth McTaggart, John Waleson. Junior Course. Barry Currie, David Hemingway, Morris Hemingway, Marion Hoover, -Linda Todd, Neil Turnbull. James M. Shurrie James McKenzie Shurrie, con. 4, Morris township, died unexpectedly Sunday evening in Inc 63rd year. He was, the son of the late John and Victoria Bradshaw Shurrie. Sup virors are his wife. formerly Ella Rands; an aunt Rebecca Shurrie, Brussels; and a nephew. James Sherrie, Stratford. Mr. Sherrie was a member of Brues.ellc Tinted Church. The funeral wan held from the family home, 4th line of Morris, tthle Wednesday, 'with a service Ibore at 2.00 p. m, Rev. A. Lane officiated. interment took place at Brussels cemetery. Robert J. Bowman Masonic funeral rites for Robert John Bowman, who died in St, Joseph's. Hospital, Hamilton, were held at the home his sister, Mrs. J. H. Galbraith. Brussels. on Thursday, Rev. D. G. Campbell of Seafoeth officiated. The pallbearers were, Walter Scott, R. J. McLauohlin, William Henry, John Bowman, Geo. Galbraith and John Work. Members of the Independent Order of Odd - Fellows bore the many floral tri- butes, Burial in Bruseeis cemetery UNTED CHURCH W. A. The W. A. o2 the United Church met at the home of Mrs. Roy. Cou- sins Tuesday evening at 8 ii.m. In the absence of the president Mrs. Cousins, was in the chair with Mns. H. Thomas at the piano. The opening hymn was sung and psalm 23 repeated in unison follow- ed by the sails psalm in verge read by Mals. Cousins. Secretary's report was road by Mrs. Bryans and the treasurer's, re- port by Mrs. Bell were adopted. Moved that any outstanding bills to be paid, — Carried. Miss Carrie MoCrah+ken outlined the work of the, "Save the Child- ren" campaign and Mrs t Down. ing invited them for the fall meet- ing to conte to her home on. Oct. 4th. Carpel; for the church was die - missed and left for the time. but alweys working toward it. It was decided to leave a beeltle on the Fail Fair grounds and also a Turkey Supper nn Ort. 19th, We were favored by a solo sung by Miss. Jean Cardiff neonmpanied' by Mrs. Ivan Campbell and after a display of the "Save the Children" presents the committee served a at. Ilcions lintel, Mrs. Thome moved a vote of thanks to the ton:enlace and to Mr.<., Cousins for the 1150 of her hone. Ethel United Church Anniversary Services Sunday, October 3rd 11 a. m. and 7.39 p. m. Rev, C. C. Washington of Auburn, Guest Speaker. Turkeys Freshly Killed for Thanksgivings Banquets and Receptions Special price for turkey supPers. OVEN READY — PURINA FED GRAHAM WORK PHONE 12 J 18 BRUSSELS; ON1, BANQUETS! THANKSGIVING DINNERS ! ANNIVERSARIES ! SPECIAL OCCASIONS TREAT YOUR GUESTS TO A DINNER "Fit For A King" SERVE THEM A BRUSSELS — GROWN TURKEY FROM The John L. Wheeler – Turkey Farm BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 12911 '50,500.-- IS NEEDED IC Gram..11hpo. t. S .000'1 1 to train, rehabilitate and house the 450 BLIND in this district C. N. i. R. TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN H"RON • MIDDLESEX - PERTH (E„cloding.londan and Stratford) -•'aS ^ht . Send Your Donation Today . to roes local d,ahmon « C.N.I.e., London, entad. sll CAPITOL THEATRE LISTOWEL 2 Showa Nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m. Matinee Saturday 2 p. iia^ti Wednesday • Thursday • Friday - Saturday Sept. 29 - 30 'Oct. 1 - r THE MIGHIY SAGA Of IHE NOH111WESI MOUNI -"wow'Y;l111IP71111 ALAN LAD • !I LL YE WINTERS "SASKA HEWAN" 9 11:1fitptlltsll .. C ►DIRK yN •uO ,.R I:f , n y., S. lei'..`' .f1 t s.,.vele ,t+r�a,1,J h- ..Mt0EmTemus •1,CM101. SCSI • 60'OM. RICH ,r LONG Monday • Tuesday lCtober 4 -$ r, The story of ten people whose lives are thrown into turciis}F by greed and hate. One of the season's top pictures "EXECUTIVE SUITE" STAR Cast headed by William Holden •--- June Allyson TUESDAY FOTO • NITE Monday — Attendance Card Night. OFFER THIS WEEK 1st $200.00 — 2nd $60.0G Wednesday - Thursday October 6 --7' For fun and laughter join the rollicking crew on their punter to Scotland 1 "THE M A G G G I E'' featuring Paul Douglas Advance Notice — MID-NITE SHOW SUNDAY, OCT 10th "IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE". 2x06 A, P