The Brussels Post, 1951-5-9, Page 1. THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, May 9th, 1951 $2.00 per year - $2.50 U. 5. A.
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5 lb. Bag Saxon Pastry Flour
1 Tin Green Giant Peas
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GREWAR'S -
GROCETERIA
CLUB GIRL STANDS
ON GUARD
Tho idith meeting of tbds, unit was
held on Saturday evening in the
Library rooms. The meeting was
opened by singing "Get Agttatnted."
Minutes of the lash meeting were
read and the roll call was answered
by 18 membet'a stating one thing In
First Md t hey had learned. Food i
rules and food .charts were d'
busted among the girls. Mrs. Lee
talked on the Public Health S'ereioe
and gave us notes about it Mrs.
Spear gave us notes on rales of Sani-
tation and infection, For the next
meeting each member Is asked to
take a can ot 'Pratt or vegetable,
when we ev111 examine the grades.
Mrs. G. Elliott tweet us how to
make a sling, bandage the eye, ear.
.finger, wrist, ankle and leg, wbech
was very interesting. Lunch was
served by Ruth Hemingway.
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"0 give 'thanks unto the Lord, for
He is good.; because 111s mercy
end -meth forever."
NiAleAteMaWAVO
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Claes
11 a. m. Morning Warship
7 p. m. Evening Worsbip
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11. o'clock
Mother's Day Service and
Sacrament ot Baptism. •
Church School — 12 o'clock
Divine Worship — 7 o'clock
,""The Temttple of God."
Church of England
Psrluh of Brunel.
Rev.. J. H. Kerr — Rooter.
Whitsunday
May lath, 1061
Lf. John's Church, Brunei. -
11 a.m. Morning Prateer
Sunday School
8aogene f'
7,80 p. m. Thursday
Confirmation Class.
$t D.vld's Chur.h, Henfrynr-'.'
2,80 p.m, Evening Prayea
Bemtie:ms
St. Yeoree's Church, Wallet! +--
7.80 p.w. 'evening Prayer
Balptiems
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Dorothy Armstrong was a
Toronto visitor over this week -end.
Me. auti Mrs, W. F. Todd, were
week- end visitors with friends , at
Penetangnishene•
Miss Marion Mitchell of Kitchener,
was a week -end visitor with Rev. A,
and Mrs. Lane. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman are
visdbing with theta. son Mr. and Mrs.
Coleman at Wa-Wa.
Mrs, Dobson of Brampton is stay-
ing this week with her mother Mrs. 1
.1. Brown at the home o2 Mrs. P. Mc-
Artthur, Mrs. Brown who has not
been 111 for a few weeks seems a
little .stronger. Her many friends
hope far a speedy recovery,
Mr. Gari Backer of Fort Frances
and. Florida is visiting his brother
Mr. Cleve and Mr. Wm, Backer and
their families.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Secret were
visiting relatives in and around
'temente over the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. Harris Bell, and two
tau titers 'Megan. and Barbara o!
A.eton are visiting with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Bell. Harris is
nnpnlying at Biu,evaTe station at
presest.
Mrs. W. Speiran arrived home
last week .after spending' the winter
at the home of a cocain in Temente,
Miss TSNaabeth Backer spent a
number of days this week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Recker,
Mrs. Wm, Baeker Is at present in
Victoria. Tenepital, London, where
.he underwent an eye operation,
DAWRENGERS WANTED —
Room for 4. Car reeving lent sel•s
whom M,ay 28th for Winnipeg Moose -
Jaw ,and Regina. Help pay trans.
nertvt1on, Contact Jack Thyme.. .
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
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IIOW PLAYING —
Thur. Fri. Sat, May 10.11-12
Adults 60c — Children 20c
For all performances — In color
"THE PRINCE OF PEACE"
The greatest story aver told, entirety
in glorious color — The story of
Jesus Christ — A film for the entlre
family. The screens first great pas.
Sion play — already praised • by
millions.
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Mon. Tues. Wed. May 1416.16
In Technicolor
"CURTAIN CALL AT
CACTUS CREEK"
with
Donald O'Connor Gale Storm
Walter Brennan Eve Arden
All's riot on the Western front —
The Women run wild and the Bad.
men .rim for cover, when Dolald,
tee 3 -gun terror moves in — the
West moves out.
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Next Thurs. Fri, Set. May 17-10-19
"STARS IN MY CROWN"
with
Joel McCrea Ellen Drew
Jean Stockwell
A areal! town with a great bit heart
—A heartwarming story of Real
People — Joel McCrea's greatest
performance In e flim of laughter
tears.
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COMING
"THE HASTY HEART"
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WASTE PAPER DRIVE
FRIDAY MAY lltb
13rtssaede Boy Scouts and Cubs on
this Friday May 11th, in the even-
ing, So please have yon• waste paper,
magazines and cardboard, ready tied
at the curb for easier collection by
the boys, Welted al/predate farmers
bringing in their wastepaper to
Adrian MoTaggart's garage, Brus-
sels.
OPEN NIGHT TO BE HELD
AT WINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
The Wtngtam Diseriet High Sck of
will •holel its .antneal Open Night on
Friday evening, May 18th. The entire
school will be open to visitors;
there will be displays of students'
work, and. of ertoipment and teaching
aids.
Since the formation of the Wing -
bans High School Dis nlict there have
been a great many additions and im-
provements to the school, Sliopwork,
home economics, agriculture, typing
and bookkeeping are being offered
in addition to languages, history,
geography, mathematics, agricultur-
al st*'ence, health and phystral edu-
cation, art and magic.
The members of the DiStriet Board,
the Principal and staff in't*Ite any-
one interested in the School to come
on Open Night. They will be pleased
especially to meet the parents of
students and. dismiss with them the
mtportmmdties offered by nor District
TTigh School.
Melville Ladles' AM
Members of Melville Ladies' Aid
Society gathered at the home of
*Tars, John Work cm Monday night,
for their May meeting plans were
laid and committees named for a
sale of candy and baking on Sat-
urday, Jnna ttth, Flower committees
who will supply flowers for Sunday
°Int:roit services for the summer
w en -e appointed. At the close o.f the
business., Mess June Work accom-
panied by Mrs, Walter Kerr et the
piano, sang two pletasing soles. The
scrotal cenlinittee who assisted the
hostess were Mrs. D.-MoDood, Mrs
J. Armstrong and Mes. C. Davis.
Mils. Work received a vote of thanks
from the society voiced by Mes. H.
B. Alien,
NOTICE
As Corn Borer inspector for the
North part of Harron County, I urg
entiy request all growers of corn
w hich includes garden plots as well
as.fteild corn, to have all refuse of
corn either horned or burled before
the 20th of May. Petneltiee are pro-
vided for the non-compliance in the
Plant Disease Aet.
Thos, Dougherty,
P. 0. 027 Goderieh, Ont,
LiSTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
WED. THUR. FRI.
MAY 9-10-11
Fred Astaire, Red Skelton,
Vera Ellen, Arlene Lahl
in
"THREE LITTLE WORDS"
Technicolor
SAT. ONLY MAY 12
Double Feature
Allan `Rocky' Lane in
"SHERIFF OF WICHITA"
Pus
"ALIAS THE CHAMP"
Sat. Mat. 2,00 Eve, 7.30 p.m.
ra-.
Mon. Tues. May 14.15
Tyrone Power, Orson Welles
in "THE BLACK ROSE"
Technicolor
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $200.00
Monday Attendanre Card Night.
Wed. Thur. May 16-17
Adult Entertainment.
Sterling Hayden,' Louis Calhern
in
"THE ASPHALTHA���',JUNGLE" ••
Elk'tk-ok�o~
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BRIDE IS ATTENDED
BY TWIN SISTERS
In a setting vl spring flowers and
candles in the United Churcb, Brus-
sels, the marriage was solemnized
Saturday afternoon of Rrath. Merle,
eldest daugiter of Mr. and Mrs,
Tearold R. Thomae, and Mr, Roy
Anther nurse, youngest son of Mrs.
Thirst 248 Huron'st„ Stratford, and
,the late Mr. Tevin-Durst, Rev. And -
rely Lane otft,oia,te.d at the ceremony
et. 2.80 o'clock. Miss Mary Proctor,
Wineham, played traditional wed•
ding music, . and the ,solist, Miss
Prances Dennis, Brunets, dressed
in green nylon •taffeta. with yellow
carnation, corsage, ' sang "I'11 Walk
Beside Yon," before the ceremony.
and "The Lord's Prayer" and "Be-
cause." during the signing of the
register. Given in marriage by
bee father, the bride looked lovely
in a gown of white corded taffeta,
designed with fitted bnddre, lace
yoke and lily point Sleeves. The
fell shirt extended, into a slight
train; acrd a tiara encrusted with
seed pearls, held her fingertip ver
of embroidered nylon tulle. Her
grandmother's gold watch and
chain was her only lewehy, and
she envied 'Fl white Bible adorned
with white gardenias and Sweet-
hesrf rnsehnds, The bridal attend-
ants were MI wearing taffeta
gowns made of identical style
with fitted bodices and frill skirts. •
They wore quaint poke bonnets to
nt.ateh their gowns and carried
cascade_ bouonets. The matron of
honor. Mrs. Donald Coleman. Brus-
eels, was In coral shade, and the
bridesmaids. Miss Joyce,. i
and Miss Jean Thantag, twin Vis.
tars of the baiele had chosen nava.
iier gray and dehntante turquoise,
reepectivety. Mr, Wilburn McDon-
ald, St. 'Thomas. wan hest man. and
ushers were Mr. Charley 'rhoman
brother of the hr•'de. and Mr, Don-
ald Coleman. both -ot Brnsaels. For
the rerentiori at the home of the
brideie, parents sarin, flowere made
an effective setting. Mre. Thnmae
received in a dress of navy petit
noint cheer with navy and white
acreesori.es, Mrs. Dort. mother of
the bnidegrriom, was in gran
ler ed sheer wtth ,accessories in
black. They each wore n corsage
of red noses. The assestants .were
Mrs. Harvey Dennis, Mee. Melville
Dennis, and Mrs. Archie Whistle,
aunts otthe bride, Mrs. T-Tug'h T-Tatet,
MISS Doreen Metettire. anal Miss
Tsebel Dennis. Mr. and Mrs, Durst
lett later on a trip to Ndagama. Falls
and places In tete 'United States, The
couple ernvelled in matching snits
of grey wool gabardine. The bridle's
accessories were in mauve end a
gardenia corsage completed her
ensemible. Mr. and Mee. Thant will I
rrsttie nt 207 Front et„ Stratford.
(:heats attended the wedding from
Stratford, Clinton, Wingham, Wrax
OPT. St. Thomas, Orildta. and Tile -
Mrs. M. Whitfield
lPattnerel service was conducted
Wednesday for Mrs, Mary Ann
Whitfield, 78, widow of the late
George Whitfield, of Grey township.
The Rev, 1R.. G. Hazelwood, of Walton
United Church, officiated, assisted
by the Rev. Harold Snell, of Exeter.
Interment in Elena Centre Cemeteiree
Mret Whitfield was born in Mina
Township, near Atwood, She is
survived by five eons, Lawrence,
Edgar, Nelson, Lanvsen and Her-
man, from whose home the funeral
was eondueted, Seven grandchild -
clean also survive.
CARD OF THANKS
' Mr, ,and Mrs, ,Shanley Machan. and
Glenna wish to publicly thank all
who contributed to the gifts we re
calved at Cranbrook, also tiatrks to
those who helped with the ntn.eic, the
Intel' conmmates, and all who heir•
RI melte the evening so enjoyable.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neighbours
and friends for kind words of syan-
patty and 'help tearing one sad ber-
eavement. also to Rev. 5, 13, Kerr,
Dr. R. W. Steitihens and 'Mr. D. A.
Tlann for eervdce rendered, it 'will
never he forgotten,
701ste and Toile MoArter
and family,
NOTICE --
The Annual C1terclt Service of the
Independent 0idaa' of Odd Fellows
and Rebekah Lodges will be held In
Melville Church 011 Sunday evening,
May 1:411, at 7 la m.
HONORED BY FRIENDS
On Thursday evening' last a large
crowd of neeghhors and friends of
Mr. and Mrs, ,Stanley *Machan and
Glenna, gathered in Cranbrook Com-
munity Centre to spend a soatal time
together, before they left to make
thele home in Listowel. The ghosts
of honour were called to the plat-
form). when Mr. R. G, Hazelwood,
addressed them and spoke of their
work in Union Chureh and Sunday
School, Mrs, Machan wee presented
with a sliver hot water pitcher for
her services as organist and Miss
Glenna a piece of crystal, then Mr.
Leslie McKay read the following
address and presented a chest of
silver,
,rim. and Mrs. Stanley Machan
and Glenna
Dear Friends,
1Ve your many friends and neigh-
bors have gathered here this even-
ing to let yon know how we regret
your reanovai but also pray it maybe
beneficial one.
R'e shall certainly miss You !n the
church in, your many arts of kind -
flees to music ar anything else that
was repaired. Also your interest
in torn ebip affairs. So as a small
token of appreciation, we ask yen
to accept this gift.
We often harp to see you b.aek
again among as. May God's choic-
est blessing he extended to you. this
is our earnest wish.
Signed on behalf of the the
Community.
Th.e recipients suitably replied
after which dancing was enjoyed,
Engagement Announcement
The engagement is announced of
Christens Margaret Armstrong only
-laughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Willearm H. Armstrong, Grey town-
ship to William Leonard.Dmpey, only
son of Mrs. E. M. Empey of Blyth,
The wedding to take place in May.
The United Church
"Springtime and Spingtime in the
Soul," was the morning theme in
the United Church on Sunday, May
6th. Hymns and music were In
keeping •wit:b the si}ningtlme at-
mosphere and attitude. The anthem
"A Sower Went Forth to Sow," be
Ira 13, Wilson was presented by the
choir,
"The Eteeellence of Ordinary
Things," was, the evening theme
based 011 the Scripture, "The manna
ceased on the marrow atter they
had eaten of the old 'corn, of the
land,"
The Sa.cramenh of Baptism nee'
Sunday morning at Mother's Day
Service.
BORN
BONN—In Palmersoen General Iios-
pital on Sunday, May Gth, to Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Murray Roes, a
baby girl
BAND TATTOO
The Lions Club Boys and fads
llanl Tattoo will be heed ill Vietorso
Park, Brussels, on July 25111. Keep
:bin date clear.
"The Family Album"
A Cast of 60 sponsored by the W. A. Of
Duff's United Church, Walton
WILL PRESENT
"The Family Album"
In Walton Community Hall on
THURSDAY, MAY 17th
AT 8.30 P, M.
Twenty Three Pictures will be Shown each to be followed'
by a Suitable Reading or Musical Number.
Come and See the Beautiful Old Gowns which will
Be Portrayed.
Admission — Adults 40c, Children 25c
DOG TAGS
All owners of dogs are requested to
purchase their Dog Tags from the Clerk
G. R. Campbell. All dogs without proper
tags by May 19th will be destroyed.
By order of the Chief of Police,
W. H. Bell.
NOTICE
No dog shall be allowed to run at large
in the Village of Brussels during the garden
season.
Any dog so found running at large,
shall be liable to be killed and the owner or
harborer prosecuted.
By order of the Chief of Police.
W. H. Bell.
kielvrile Church Service
-hi the ,Satnalmy morning service
the Rev. W. H. T. Fulton sipoke
from Jeremiah XVIII 8. "Then I went
down to the father's house',' Ile
dealt with the text under three
heads:
1, God's presence in the ordinary.
2, God's soveroignity,
3, Goci'e patience.
He etressed the fact that as Christ-
ians we have been chosen for service
both to God and man and that in
finding our piano of greatest nee, f
fulness in the Kingdom and within
tete ohmrch we fulfill one highest
destiny.
There were 4 Baptisms, the ctlidren
of Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Lowe; Mr,
and Mrs. Graham Work; Mr, and
Mrs. McLean and Mr, and Mrs, Bison,
a duet and ,anthem was sung by the
choir,
Tn the evening Nrr• Fulton spoke
on "The *Joh Toting Ruler", We
say "T! 1 come to Tette He will
make me glad" but here was 0118
who came and went away sorrowful
because he allmved eoma.thtng else
fete the itia.ce it his life whiioh by
tight, belonged tri (Pott..
A solo by G, MtiDonaid and at
anthem wee enioyed.
they will treasure
all their lives
Give the young graduate of whom you are so proud a pres-
ent to be remembered — a Canadian National train trip.
It can be a coast-to-coast trip with all its thrills —*a ttI "1
to the mountains or seacoast — to bustling Canadian cities
throbbing with interest to our national capital with
its Houses of Parliament and Peace Tower. There's an
endless choice. it's a school -finishing experience you#'
boy or girl will always treasure. Travel is educational
travel is fun. They've learned about Canada — your gift
of a rail trip will let them see Canada.
We'll be glad to Delp you plan such a trip •-
we'll suggest destinations If you wish — bel pp
you pick out places to stay and atord friendly
cooperation en route, Visit, unite or phone your,
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