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The Brussels Post, 1954-10-13, Page 1THE BRUSSELS . Post Publishing House Authurtsen ap second oUuas 'rill. lost Oftios Department, ottee fa CANADA SAVINGS BONDS SUY THEM IN BRUSSELS W. 5, Scott is an autihprized sales agent of ,the R, A. 'Dryly Co, of Tor- onto and Montreal. Ingest in Can. ata iSavinge. Bonele, Get yours through W. S. Scott, Brussels. Buy Novel Buy Here! NOTICE ...- COURT OF REVISION VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS The Court of Revision on the 1956 Assesemeat Real will be held at the Brussels Public Library on Friday. Oct, 22nd at 8 p• m. If you dean yourself over assessed or otherwise improperly assessed, you or your agent may notify the Clerk in writ- ing of such overcharge or improper assessment evithin 14 days. G. R. Campbell, Clerk of the Village of Brussels VARIETY SHOW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. at 8.30 P. M. In the Ciaebrock Community Centre Variety Show of Music Skit — Family Album and Minstrels. All presented by the Cranbrook ' Woni.n's Institute Followed by a DANCE by the Fordwich Orchestra Admission 50c and 26c CAPITOL 1,1STOWa -THEATRE 2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. fn. - Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Thursday, Friday Oct. 14 • 15 primitive love, Savage thrills, Head- hunters of the Amazon "JIVARO"• starring Fernando Lemas, Rhonda Fleming. Saturday Ouly October 18 John Wayne, Anne Dvorak In an action packed picture "FLAME OF BARBARY COAST" Monday, Tuesday -and Wednesday October 18, 19, 20 "VALLEY 'OF THE KINGS" with Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker Love flames like the desert- sands on a perilous quest for fapulous buried. treasure, TUESDAY FOTO-KITE Monday - Attendanee_Card Night OFFER 1st $200.00 2nd $ 70.00 TNr pt trr[111AN CNYRCN IN CANADA •Nulla CONDO srvssele 10 a, m. Sunday School 111 s. a. Morning Worship Rev. W. A. Williams. Ministter in charge. United Church OF CANADA Minister, Rev. Andress Lana ANNIVERSARY Divine Worship — 11 o'clock. Rev. E, W. Jewitt Evening Worship — 7.30 Rev. E, W. Jewitt Clkrrchsf England t a,Wl sf tenets Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A. Sunday •15 October •t. John's Church, Brussels 8.80 a. M. Holy Cdnenuuiou 11 a. m. 'Sunday School k'e,.tival St. Davld'eo, Henfryn tm 2,80 p. in. Holy Conunion Sunday School 8t. George's Walton 8 P,ui, Everting Prayer NOTICE At the last regular meeting of. the Bru•Sse1s School Board the possibility of starting ,a pact time Kindergarten was discussed with the Inspector, Mr.. Kinkead. The preposition put for. ward was for half dams only for the children Who would have reached their fifth birthday by the end of the current year. Before the Board proceed with a project such as this they would like to have en idea of how many dhildnen 'there are who would normally attend the Brussels school who would fall in the above category, 'Would the -parents who have children that would, be eligible kindly get in touch with either 'the Secretary, William Newton or the Oheirman, Gerald Gibson. BAZAR ANI3 TEA Tne St. Johns Evening Auxiliary are holding a bazar and tea on Sat- urday, November 13. Keep the date in mind. BAZAAR AND SUPPER The Ladies' Guild of St. David's Church, Henfryn are holding a Bea. aaT and Super on Wednesday, October 27 at Ethel Hall, Bazaar to start at 3.30. Supper from 4.30. Adults 1.00 and children 50c. COURT OF REVISION Court of Devieion on the Assess- ment Roll for the Township of Grey will be held on. Friday, October 22nd, 1954 et 1 p. m. in the Clerk's Office POST Wednesday, October, 13th, 1954 MELVILLE CHURCH NORTH HURON PLOWING : barn; John Mathers, Meter; Lloyd MATCH RESULTS ,' , holland, Clinton, The atanoepher'e of Thanlesgiving was felt throughout the morning ser• ' Fresh from winning the age -limit ; Senior dtigh school team match: vice at Melville church on Sunday '- class in the South Huron plowing Seaforth (Neil McOavin and Don - last. 1 metoh on Thursday, Lorne Ba11en alt Dodds); Goderieb, (John Bueh• ter did ' again at the encu and Don Ohlshelm). Junior high solbool claws: An- drew Patrick, Walton; John Tre• neer, Kippers. Rev. W. A. Williams preached on the Lyne of Exe subject of, "worship". Mr. Williams North Huron match on Friday. His said in part, with all our elide to double victory guaranteed him a worship we are in danger of losing piecison r e !woman c in tyeounty teun-' the SP/Tit of wbrsltip, We come rush- ing into our worship service with• tor tornational oty 1.s. rn Matchmatth t te ih In - out thinking .of what we are doing. 'Worship is, adoration, giving God the terloo county next week. , honer due to His name. We have lost Chosen ae the other man on the the sense of awe and reverence, God county team mettle strength of, his is a spirit, yet He manifests Himself work in the North Huron Match On to us through Jesus Christ. The Friday, is John McGavin, Welton, prophet Isaiah went ,into the teinml6 Fon of a former international plow - to worship, and exclaimed, Woe Is ing cheanpion, Gordon McGavin. me, for I am undone, for I have seen John McG•avin Friday won the sen- the Lord, Whenever we mention the for class in the North Huron match. name of God, whether in song, or , although, it he had chosen, be could I 293 whetter we speak or whisper that have had an easier competition in an 295 name, It should be done with awe cgs itmit class. Plowing against 289 and reverence, as we think of God veterans, he won the special prize 254 Holiness. The 'song Courage Brother for the best plowed land in shy class , WINNERS ANNOUNCED Winners of "Lucky Guess" put on by Pollamd's. Chuen Saw at the Brus- sels Fall Fair, 1st — Ed, Garniss, Saw Chain. 2nd — Ken. Wheeler, Yellow Wedge. 3rd — Frank Cardiff, Small Red Wedge. Number of parts in jar Ed, Garniss, guess Nen. Wheeler, guess Frank Cardiff, guess Winnfm of Lucky Guess" at Tees• water Fair. 1st — Ezra Chaim 2nd — Ray Y. Wedge, 3rd — Les. S. R. Wedge, ' Number of parts in Ezra Stanley, guess Racy Hamilton, guess Les. Beirnes, guess stand, was sung by the male voices in the match, and the anthem, I will feed my Flock Former Airport Land by Caleb Simper was rendered by the choir. Organist L. D. Thompson con- . The North Huron match on Fri• tributed speoisal music with organ day drew 35 contestants, a show - and carillon belle. Sanderson — Hayden' ing noticeably stronger than at the South Huron match at Dash- wood, where 22 plowed. The North Huron match was on land in God - pretty fall wedding was lolem- erob township orwned by Howard ized at'the'United Missionary Church ' Montgomery, which ORS' use as 'Parsonage, Lieinwel, on Sat. Oct- airport ober 2, at2.304i.m., by theRev_C. Bel! Repeats Victory when Grace Leon, eldest daughter of • Benjamin and the late Mee. Hayden of Grey Township became the bride during the Second World War. Ethel, of Robert John Sanderson only son Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk. t of Mrs. Egbert Sanderson and vtdis late Mr. Sanderson of Fordwich, attired in a street CARD OF THANKS I wish 'to expresis my sincere thanks to all those who remembered me in any way during my stay in Clinton Hospital 'and since my return ob home, Also .bbe who helped Allister in any way. Mrs- Allidter Bird TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2 p. m., Saturday, November 6th, 1954 for enowPlow- ing for the 54-55 season fn the Town- ship of Grey. Tenders 1.0 be by ;the hour. State type of equipmentused. Lowest or any tender not n'ecess, arily accepted. Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk. BLYTH REST HOME We are nrow in position to operate a Rest Home in the Village of Blyth, Queen St. North on No. 4 Highway. Michael A. Cummings, Phone 167 Myth. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE We specialize in styling, cutting, and cold waving. Open Monday to Saturday inblastve. Mrs.. Velma Stephenson 'Phone 102x4 11111111M11111111111111111011111111111LL- ASHMAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE lee alonsmoneminnia LISTOWEL, ONTARIO The bride was length dress of powder blue em- bossed taffeta with matching Ivielvet halt and navy accessories and cor- sage of pink roses. She was attended by her sister Mary who wore a street length dress of charcoal, Shot with rose, taffeta with pink accessories and corsage. Don Sanderson of Kitchener, cousin of the groom, was best man. A wedding supper was served to the immediate relatives at the home of the groom. For a motor trip through Northern and Eastern Ontario the bride chose a navy suit. The young couple will reside near Fordwich. Two Shows Nightly Rain or clear - first show at dusk Note: News and Cartoon at eaell show. NOTICE — ,Custom Butchering Done, Eanaage made end lard rendered. Meat cut up and wrapped ready for cold storage for appointmtnt Phone 1BJr9. Thur. - Fri. ' Oct. 14 • 16 "BIG CARNIVAL" ' Kirk Douglas Jan Sterling ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT 'lire engagement is announced of Lela: Elizabeth (Bettger) Oolemar. Brussels, daughter of Mr. John F Bettger ,and the late Mrs: Better, to James McCarter Seeker, Brussels son ,of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baeerer, Brussels. 'Phe wedding to ,take place ;the latter part of October. Saturday-. Only Oct. 16 "TEA FOR TWO" (Color) Virglna Mayo Gene Nelson NOTE 1+ BAZAAR, The Young Women's Guild dh0 holding Presbyterian Church are their bazaar iii the LIbieary on Sat. Oct. 23rd. The Staff and Management of the Llashmar Drive -In Theatre, Listowel, Ont, take this opportunity of thank ing the patrons for their loyal sup. port and hope to serve you againi next season when We Will offer you the finest In film entertlanment. NOTICE — The Ladies' Guild of St, Davide Church, Henfryn are holding a bazaar and supper on Wed. cot John Mcat ler at leaet 10-ich furrows: 27th at R o'clock in the Ethel Hall. turning Walton; Arthur Further announceatents will fellow. Solton; ROss Jeffery, R. R. 3 Ex- eter• Ellen Hendrick, Dashwood. T. P. O'Malley of Teeswater, win- ner in ithe wide -bottom class, was a repeat winner, like Lorne Bal- lanityne. He plowed in the South Huronmatch on Thursday, and took linst prize in the class for plows turing furrows, not less than 12 inches. Friday he plowed in. the same class at the. North Huron match and came first again. Seaforth defeated Goderich in an inter -school team plowng match, and won a special 225 cash prize offered by an automobile associ- ation. Seafonth's winning team con- sisted of Neil McGavin and Donald Dodds.; the Goderich Collegiate In- stitute wall represented by John Buchanan and Don Chisholm. In a junior high school class,' the only entrants were two boys from Seas forth Collegiate Institute; they were scored individually, In. the absence of team competition for the juniors, with Andrew Patrick, Walton, placing first in the class, and John Tremeer, Kippen, second. The match was fudged by Frank Bell, Stratford, who had else judged the South Huron matoh the pre- vious day. Arrangements were ie charge of an executive headed by Harry Sturdy, Auburn with Jack Eckert, Seaforth, as vice-president. Secretary -manager of the 4nartcb- for the 28th. consecutive year, was L. E. Cardiff, M. P., o1 Brussels Mr. Cardiff is the only secretary the North Huron Plow.me's As. socistion has had, He arranged the first match and has done the sec- retarial work for every match since Judging Results Boy's and .girls under 19 years, former winners barred: Lorne Bal- lanittyne, Exeter; Jim Claris, R. R.5 Godentch; Don Perrie, Brussels; Donald McMurray, Auburn. Also plowed: Gordon Deer, Auburn; Bruce Coleman, R. R. 4, Seaforth Sack Crozier, Seaforth, Huron Residents, using plows Stanley, Hollywood. Hamilton, Lucknow, Bierness, Brussels 288 295 278 276 FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE The regular monthly meeting of the Friends. ip circle was held in the church parlour on Wed. Oct. 6, with a good attendance present. The meeting opened with the theme "Blest be the tie that binds" followed by The Lord's Prayer in un - sloe. 'Bba minutes of the last meet - Ing were read and adopted. The trea- surer's report was given. Roll cell was answered by. a Thanksgiving verse, Plans were made to invite Blyth group to the next meting. A hymn was sung and Mrs. L. Lake read the scripture and Mrs. A Smith led in prayer, Mrs. P. Cousins rendered a delightful solo. A chapter on the study book -dealing with the spread of the Gospel in Af- rica- was given by Mrs. I. Evans. The meeting closed with the singing of "Come Ye Thankful People Come". Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. P. Cousins, Mrs. McTaggart and Mrs S. Stephenson. Olien class, plows. turning fur - REGENT THEATRE rows not lose .than 1.2 inches': T. P. O'Malley, Teeewater; Douglas Simp- son, Teeswater; Merton Keys, Seaforth; Arthur Thompson, R, R. 4 Goderich; Harry Montgomery, Goderia. Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1 Green elms, for boys and girls "E Bras CANTOR STORY"15 years and younger, who had not Keefe A Wonderfulells Marilyn Erskine I previously won a prize in any A Musical match, Don Ballantyne, R. R. 3 Ex - First Show Starts at 7 • * • •clock 1 ester; John Alexander, Walton; Don- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 1 ald Hendrick, Dashwood; Ronald "ALL AMERICAN" 1Eyre, Seaforth Jim Oke, R.R,1 God - Tony' CurtisLorle Nelson ; 'oriole Gordon Baxter, Goderich. Also • • • i plowed; Joe Freeman, GoderiCb; Al. Thursday, Friday and Saturday lent Deer, Auburn; Jim Harrison, R. ' "THREE YOUSG `TEXANS" i R. 1 Goderich, Mltlzi Gaynor Jeff Hunter Mounted plows, Huron residents * • • only: .The Willlamt, R. B. 4 Sea - Coming Soon , forth; Stanley Johns, R. R. 1 Wend- i evening to a close. "STORY OF THREE LOVES" Seaforth, Ont. • • 1 NEWLYWEDS HONORED A very enjoyable Monday evening was ;Arent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover when friends and neighbours gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs- Sanies Ar eeltrong (Leona Johnston) on their recent marriage. Progressive euchre was Played with Thigh prizes going to Mrs. Archie Moses and Mr. James Armstrong Sr. Low prizes to Mrs. Doug. Heming- way and Harvey Johnston. A short program Yellowed with piano nnm- ebrs by Marion Hoover Peter and Sharon Hemingway and solo by Yvo- nne Connelly. At the close the bride and groom were called to the front and the following address was read by MraLloyd Alcock at which time they were presented with an electric tea kettle and wall plaque. Dear Friends: - We, a number of your neighbours, have gathered this evening to spend a social hour with you, and expres6 our good wishes on your recent mar mage. Leona, we are happy wel areyou to our community, and fortunate to have a young couple in our midst, so well trained to give leadership in community activities. As a token .of our esteem and good wishes, we present you with these gifts, as you use them in your hoirie, may they recall to mind the good wishes of your neighbours. Signed on behalf of your friends on the ninth coneesai.on Laura Alcock. Retta hoover The groom made a fitting reply and a delteietts lunch brought the $2.00 per year - $2.6011 ► Anniversary Services. United Church, Brussels Sunday, October 17th, 1954 11 a. m. and 7.30p.Im. Preacher — Rev. E. W. Jewitt, B, A. u from Runnymede Church, Toronto. Turkey Supper Tuesday, October 19th from 5 to 7.30 p. m. Admission $1.50 and 75c Before Buying Your New _ TV Set see The 1955 Marconi Prices from $219.95 Dean Davison. Phone 62x Brussels Announcing The Opening of BENNETT'S GIFT and APPLIANCES Formerly occupied by Johnson Electric and Paints Brussels. Ont. R. A. Bennett, Prop. 11111■111■11■■1111a111111111111111■■a W. G. Leach Jewellery Store The Store for Beautiful Gifts Now is the time to lay -away that Special Christmas 0,I13„ We have a very large New Stock to choose from, High Grade Watches, Adorable Jewellery, Sterling ail Plated Flatware, by the set or Place -setting, Superb and Hawke*. Table crystal. Bright and Everlasting Holloware and China, to ethos any festive table. Special personal gifts, of all kinds. Come In and ;es - for yourself. A small down payment will held any article tilt Christmas.. SPOT SALE Come in and Bring this Ad. with you it is worth 20 % of your purchase for week Oct. 15th to 20th inclusive ■■■■1■1111111■■111111■■�1111111■1■i PEARSON'S SHOE STORE. ---- and MEN'S WEAR FREE 1955 MARCONI TV SET and 1955 MARCONI AUTOMATIC CLACK RADIO You may be the winner of this beautiful TV Set or Week Radio. One Free draw ticket with every item purchase of S1,OD er over. Draw to be made Dec. 24th at 10 P. M., Friday night. Lt'®i4" test to start Saturday, Oct. 16, 1954 for Ten Weeks Only. ,Rubber Boots ' Boy's Boots $3,60 .' Men's Heavy Knee 55.50 Men's Light Knee 54,96 Men's Short $3,96 Ladles' Boots $8.60 Children's 52.50 insoles included Ladles Nylons let Grade„ IS Denier, 61 Gauge S1.001+ Phone 11 13rt ssels, Ont. -