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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-11-24, Page 1THE Post Publishing House BRUSSELS -POST *ttherizad as record class mail, test Office Department, Otta+ws Wednesday, November 24th, 1954 $2.00 per year $2.50 U. LIBRARY NOTES ....The. Huron County book -mobile will make its regular 'visit to Brut•. sees Library on Thursday, Dec, 2nd at 9 a. M. If you have any regrets kindly let the Librarian know soon, ole the books may be either borrow- ed or purchased before the end of the year. DANCE FERE DEC, 29 The I. 0.• 0, F, lodge are Aeon• goring dance in Brussels Town Heil on Wed. Dec, 29. MuMo supplied by Jiaok Thynne end his en Mainers. Watch for further announcement, Don DANCE In Brussels Town Fill on THURSDAY, DEC. 2nd To the music of Robertson and His Orchestra Lunch Booth Admission 50c Under auspices of L. 0. L. CAPITOL LISTOWEL THEATRE _ 2 shows nightly 7.80 — 9,30 p.m. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Thur. - Fri. Nov. 25 - 26 Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grabte and Laureen BacalI show you gals how to strike it rich In "HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE" this coaching Is done In Technicolor on our new CINEMASCOPE - SCREEN Reguar Prices Sat. only Nov. 27 • John Payne has to lick half a town before he can build a railroad "RAILS TO LARAMIE" Is a rip roaring western story. Mon. - Tues. Nov. 29 - 30 "TORCH SONG" Starring Joan Crawford and Michael Wilding. Is the kind of love story that may make you want to cry a little. We suggest you bring your own Kleenex, Register Monday night for TUESDAY FOTO-NITE 1st OFFER $200.00 2nd OFFER $130.00 P Wed. - Thur, - Fri. Dec. 1 -2.3 'BENEAnri THE TWELVE MILE REEF" is a story of adventure and daring among deep sea sponge fishermen. The pictures show up to wonderful advantage on our new CINEMASCOPE SCREEN MELVIL L E pRESBYTERiAN CHURCH — BRUSSELS 10.00 a. m. Sunday School 11.00 a. m, Morning Worship "I" am the Kood Shepherd" Male Ohortis, Th.e G01110= 041 Miss Margaret Perrie, solo — "I dial' not pads this way again" Minister : Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D. Oobanist L. D. Thompson R. M. T. United Chen ch OP CANADA Minister, Rev.' Andrew Lane Divine Worship -11 o'clock "Preparing -far Ohidstmas" Crurc School 12 o'clock. ",Prepare ye the way el The Lord make His paths straight" Churchof England Parish of insert Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A. Advent Sunday 28 November St. Johnb Churoh,,, Brussels 11 a. rn. Morning Prayer Preacher Rev, W.E, Bramwell Mitchel, Ont. Sunday School St. David's', Henfryn -- 430 2,30 p, m. ;Evening Brayer Sunday School St. George's Walton 3 e. m. Beetling Prayer Mrs. James Allen Laura Brawn, Allen, wife of Jame N. ,Allen, of Wroxeter, died ou Mon day at the home of ber sou, Harry Allen, of Brussels,. She was in her 809h year, Surviving 'besides her husband and •son are one sister, Airs. T. G. Hemphill, Wroxeter, and four grain lohildren, Jimmy soli Marjory of 'Toronto, and Heather and Bar- bera of London. Private funeral ser- eral was held from the home of her son this Wednesday at 2 p .m. Burial in Wroxeter- Cemetery, 1 MUNICIPAL NOTICE I LIONS CLUB HOLDS FARMERS' NiGHT 5 ] I hereby give notice that Nomination UNITED CHURCH In the United Church on Sunday, Nov, 21, the minister spoke about Zacehmsue the little man, publican of Jericho, who elitnbed Into a syca- more tree 'along the line of March, when Jesus visited lits city. The first sight of Zacehaeus is of a shrewd, crafty, tax -gatherer, un- scrupulously farming taxes for tee Roman government. The lash sight we halve of him is of a man moved to mercy by mercy and of a man mow ed by generous lovle to penitence and a deed af restitution and right -1 eousness. `Behold. Lord the half of my goods I give to the poor — and if I have tiaken anything from • any man by false accusation I. will restore hire fourfold." Do we respond to the mercy and generous I love of God as genuinely as did ' Zacchaeue? j The choir sang the anthem,' 'Somebody's Praying for You, the quartette part sung by Joan and I Joyce Thomas, Thomas Pierce and Lloyd WNheeir. NOTICE Tice Melville Church Sunday School Christmas Concert will be on Friday, Dec. 17th, WINS PRIZE IN WAT5RMAN'S CONTEST Three School Trustees and Ont Hydro Commissioner to serve the Village of Brussels during the year 1955. will be held at BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY From 7 P. M, to 8 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1954 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1964 Polling Sub-Divislon No. 1 in the Brussels Council Chamber at the Town Hall; D, le, 0„ J. W. Fischer; P. C.•Meimo Jackson, Polling Sub -Division No. 2 In the basement of the Brussels Lib- rary; D. R. 0., W. H. Ben; P. 0., Ben, W'hittard. Polis to be opened from 1 9A.M.to5P.M. G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer. MUNICIPAL NOTICE • I I hereby give notice that Nomination of a Reeve Four Councillors,' Three School Trustees to serve the Township of Grey during the year 1955. will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL,„ETHEL From 1 P.M. to 2 P. M. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1954 If demanded a Poll will be opened at the following places on , MONDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1954 • Polling S ub-Divislon No. 1 at School House S. S. No. 4. Polling Sub-Divirion No. 2 ,at School House S. S. No.1. ' Polling Sub -Division No, 3 at Everett Perdue, Lot 8 Con 16, Grey. Polling- Sub -Division No. 3A at , Community Hall, Walton. jI Polling Sub -Division, No. 4 Grace MacLean, R. R. 2 Blyth, 'who purchased two fountain pens at the W. G. Leach, Jeyellery Etore, Brus- sels, was the winner of a $5.00 prize in the Waterfnan's contest. CARD OF THANKS• "I The family of the late Mr. John -Solingen wish to express their ale ; predation to all who so kindly re- I membered them during their' recent I berearement: • CARD OF THANKS I thank all those who remembered me with 'visits, treats and cards While I was in the hospital, also the neighbouro,who so kindly gave their help while I was ill. It was all much appreciated. Elmer Young CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this apportimtty to I express my sincere thank to all 1 'those 'who in any way remembered me while I was in the hospital, Es - specially the sta8t of Wingham hos- pital, Miss Currie and Dr. R. W. Stephens. Ed. Jewell. CARD OF THANKS We wislt to take this opportunity to thank allour friends, neighbours' and relatives for the beautiful floral tributes, who sent cards of sympathy or•helped in any way durng our rec- ent bereavement. It was very much appreciated and will long -be rem- embered. Mrs. Harold Sellers Mrs, Herb. Travis REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. * * _ * Thursday, Friday and Saturday "CALAMITY JANE”- .Dorls Day Howard Keel A new musical western with two great stars as Calamity Jane and Wild 0111 Hickok. * * * Mtnday - Tnesday only "SAILOR OF THE KING" Michael Rennie Jeffery Hurter The story of one man's bravery in the face of desperate odds. • • * Thursday,. Friday and Saturday Humphrey Bogart J000 Ferrer 'THE CAINE MUTINY" * * * Coming Soon ° "THE KIDNAPPERS" Community Hall, Moncrleff. Polling Sub -Division No. 5 Township Office, lithe'. Polling Sub -Division No. 6 School House S. S. No. 5. Polling Sub -Division No. 7 Community Hall, Cranbrook. Potts to be opened from 9A.M.to5P.M. Bru.els 'Lions Club 'held their regular meeting on Monday evening at 7 p. m, in the Anglican Ohurcll, A'pproelmately 70 farmers from the surrounding district took advantage Of the, opportunduty to be at this meet- ing and enjoy the secialebility and entertainment of the evening. The highlight of the evening was the •address and pictures given by Mr. Harold Baker, Assistant Agri- culture Representateve for Huron Co, on his brig to Europe. After being pleasantly and appropriately intro• Turnbull. by Lion Wm. Turnbull. Mr, Baker expressed his appreciation for the iinvdtation to visit the club, thianked the Lions Club for seen - Poring Brussels 4-H Forestry (;lub, and proceeded wtith .a wonderfully well given account of his trip and the interesting pictures taken in the countries or Scotland. England, Pumas, Switserland, Germanly, Hold laud and Jersey Island His tour Was organized and conducted in the in.' tereste of Agriculture: Mr, Baker w ishes Ito encourage young farm people to work diligently and place themselves' open to these opportunt- ty of being .on such tours. Lion Elston Cardiff, M. P. suitably expressed the thanks of everyone presaent to Mr. Harrold Balser and complimented hen on 'his excellent address and pictures. Tail -twister Jim Armstrong, carp ably performed his duty in his" usual pleasant and efficient manner,i For the guessing contest, two pizes of pen and pencil sets were donated by Lion C. N. lbonnenberg, Detroit. Mich. The winners. were Lion Clie ford Dunbar and Mr. Stuart Core-- rave. — Lion-tasner 'Walton 'Todd wiaa- as- i silted by Donald Dunbar at t he . land. Lion Graeme McDonald and Mr. Wm. King, accompanied by Lion' . D. 'Thompson sang beautifully , two duets. Mr. Briars Prescott It his capable style slang two solos ceompanded by Lion L. D. Thomp- son. Lion Presiident, Mali Oldfield master of ceremonies for the even - ng thanked ,bhe musicians for their i eutoellenit ente,>tainment, Lion Harold Thomas reportedI the progress made with regard .to laps for the Santa Claus Parade Saturday, Dec. llth, at R p. '9 m, e comm`M.tee in charge consists! of D. A. ,Kann, costume convenor; Claire Long, advertisement; Cai- n Kanter, .band; Russell Irak nd Ralph Pearson, floats; Harold Thomas, candy; Dan. McTavish, outlets; Jack McDonald, Lions member for decorating committee. The next meeting of the commit- ee Is on Dec. 3, at 8 p, m. in the Library. Bags will be filled Thurs- day, Dec. 9, et 7,30 p. m. The com- mittee need helpers for Dec. 9 and 11. The ladies of St. John's Church are o he complimented on their fine dinner and the manor in which it was served. at 0 at IL at Edythe M. Cardiff, Relining Officer. • 1 hereby- give notice that Nomination] of a Reeve Four Councillors,' Two School Trustees tie serve they Township of Morris during the year 1955. will be held at MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL f From 1 R M. to 2 P. M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1954 If demanded a Poll will be opened{ I at the following places on MONDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1954 Polling 5 ub-Division No. 1 at School House S. S. No. 1; D. R. 0, Glen Gibson; P. C., J. 0.'Haines. n Polling Sub-DivisioNo. 2 at School House, S. S. No. 9; D. R. 0., Wm. Somers; P. C. Geo. McArthur. Polling Sub -Division No. 3 at School House S. S. No. 5; D. R. 0., t Harry McGuire; P. C„ Harry Goll, Polling Sub -Division No. 4 at Morris Township Hall; D, R. O., Gordon Wilkinson; P. C„ Douglas Smith, Polling Sub -Division No. 5 at School House S. S. No, 7;' D. R. 0., Melvin Craig; P. C., Harvey Edgar. Polling Sub -Division No. 6 at School House S. S. No, 10; D. R, 0., Ralph Shaw; P, C., Wilfred War- wlek, Polls to—be opened from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Geo. Martin, Returning Offieen MUNICIPAL NOTICE -a 0 on vi a p BUYS THEATRE Cecil R. Pelton of Young's Point hoe purobesed the 'Capitol Theatre, Listowel, from H. C. D. "Dick" Main, the sale became effective Nov. 22, Mr. Pelton will manage the theatre and plans to move his famiy to List- s:mel from its home near Peterbor- ough. Plans of the present manager, D. P. Savage, are intlefinite. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Wo specialize In styling, cutting, and cold waving. Open. Monday to Saturday laelestve, Mrs. Velma Stephenson 'Phone 192xr4 John Johnston John. Johnston died at the home of his daughter Mns. Charles Seuoh In bele 97th year was the oldest res- idence of Morris township, his wife predeceased him 18 years ago. He was the 5011 of the late George and Margaret Johnston. AIr. Johnston had lived on the 1st line of Morris all his life. IIntil one year ago when he came to visit his daughter and took a stroke and has been bed fast most of the time. He is survived by three. daughtens ,read three $ons, Mrs. 8111 Bishop (Verna) Ethel; Mrs. Chas. Sonde (Laura), Morris; Mrs. Arthur Wbeeler, Wroxeter; Jim on the home farm, Edgar and David of B. 0, Service was hold from the Walk- er funeral 'tome, Wingham, With I interment in Bluevale Cemetery, Pallbearers were Lee Br'eeken ridge, Bill Peacock, Campbell Robert- son, Lorne Gamble, Addison Frae.er {{{ and Carl Johnston, Flowerbearers'wore Jack Bishop, George Cardiff, David Pitblado, George Johnston, Fleming, Johnston, Pill Conch end Jim Colley. , RECEIVES DIPLOMA AT COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Robert Rami, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rano, Brussels, was a member of the graduating class of the H. B. i Beal, Technical and Commercial . Inge Sehool, Loudon, et the Comm. encement Exercises held Friday, Nov. 19th. Bob received his diploma for the successful completion of the course in industrial and mechanical draft- ing. He completed his studies at the school la May and lure held a posit- ion as draftsman ,since that time, with General Steel, London. FAMILY GATHERING MARKS 37th ANNIVERSARY AIr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson, of Brussels celebrated their 37th wed- ding anniversary on Sunday, Nov- ember ovember 15th, with a family gather- ing at their home. All the members of the family were home for the ocgasion and included: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephenson and son; Mr. and Mrs. Mac Stephenson and son; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steph- en5on, all of Brussels; Mr. and Mns, Thos. Cronin, Godertch Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schmidt and daug- later; and Mr. and Mrs. George Hempil ,and family, Stratford; Miss Shirley Stephenson and Mr, Ken. Wilkin of Elmira. Mr. and Mos. George Hempel„ of Stratford also celeh'k'ted their 18th wedding anniversary on this occas- ion. SANTA CLAUS PARADE SATURDAY DECEMBER 11 The annual Brussels Santa Claus Parade will be held this year on Saturday, Dec. llth. A giant parade is being planned with costumed fairy tale characters accompanying St, Nicholas, Of course there will be clowns and two bands will be in att- endance. There will .also be floats. This parade is sponsored by the local branches of the Liens Club. the Legion• and the ;Chamber of Oma- marce r 7,31; gr Y ]il ) w * u * Miss Shirley Stephenson, Elmira, spent last week holidaying at her home here. The many trlends of Mrs C. J. Pegelow were sorry to hear of her critical illness in Listowel, hospital. We are glad to report that Mr. J. W. Fischer, who suffered a heart attack early this week is improving. Mrs. Fend Smith, returned home after a two-month vacation in Wes* ern Cascade. She had an enjoyable time visiting relatives, but is glad to be beak been. Earnest Coiuniliesne was home from Barrie tor, the week end. Mn and Mrs. Leslie Freeman, Barrie also silent the week end with Mrs. Courches.ne, - Bake Sale and Tea The Ladies' Aid of Melville Presbyteriapt Church are holding ' a Bake Sale, Sew'irt& and Tea in the Library on Saturday, NO. 27, at 2.30 p. m. BAZAAR in Walton Community Hall on Saturday, Nov. 27th Sponsored by Anglican Guild Aprons, Fancy Work, Candy and Home Baking Opens at 2.30 P. M. Turkey Bingo The first of Three Turkey Bingos Sponsored by Canadian Legion Brussels Branch 218 In Brussels Town Hall on Friday, November 26th Watch for Posters DANCE In Cranbrook Community Centre Friday, November 19th Music by The Noll Sisters Dancing from 10 to 1 Admission at Popular Prices Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board LUNCH BOOTH EVERYBODY WELCOME Card Party and Dance for the shareholders and patrons of Blyth Famers Co -Operative - Association on Tuesday Evening, November 30th. In Blyth Memorial Hall MUSIC BY TIFFIN'S ORCHESTRA Admission — Gents 50c — Ladies please bring lunch Annual Firemen's Ball In Brussels Town Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 8th MUSIC BY WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Dancing from 10 P. M. to 1 A. M. Dress Optional LUCKY DRAW FOR MOTOROLA T. V. Tickets — $1-.00 Each Admits You to Dance and Chance on T. V. Set IlliIIUg•UIIl■IIiI■iiiIUiAI�tiIII R.iUIU$p$ iUIIIIfl BIRTHDAY Help Us Celebrate Our 15th Birthday As the owner of Brussels Creamery For a Birthday Celebration we are Giving Away FREE For a limited time only A 1 LB. TIN OF CHOCOLATE TOPPING (Value 33c) With each purchase of a %Z Gallon of COUSINS ICE CREAM AT— BRUSSELS CREAMERY AND OUR DEALERS