HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-7-11, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST
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Wednesday, July 11th, 1951
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LADIES' LEGION AUXILIARY
The members of the Lefties Auxil-
iary to the Canadian Legion enjoyed
A very pleasant meeting iu their
rooms on Thursday evening,
The meeting opened in the usual
manner followed by an initiation of
three new members Mrs. P. Shaw,
Mrs, 0, McDowell and Mrs. E.
Campbell
The President on behalf of the
Auxi.lilasy presented Mrs. 3, Rowland
with a sewing ease, Wieling her a
safe voyage and a bailey holiday,
assuring her that slue would be
greatly missed and that the good
wishes of 'all members went with
Over. Mrs Rowland leaves shortly for
a visit to her home :in England,
althouughtaken hY sumpnise, thank-
ed the members for their kindness,
,assuring them she would make
good use sof the gift and wound be
thinking of them all while absent.
A soolnl hour followed, lunchbeing
served by the oommfbtee, Mrs, A1d-
tonbh, Baker and /*onion&
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING —
t Thurs. Fri. Sat. Jut). 12-18-14
In Technicolor
"STAGE TO TUSCON"
with
Rod Cameron Sally Ellen.
Wayne Morris
Two brave men and a woman brave
the mysteries of Apache Pass as
stage coach HI Jackera threaten the
Link to California's Gold.
Mon. Tues. Wold. July 16-17-18
Double Feature
"A KISS FOR CORLISS"
waft
Shirley Temple . and David Niven
It's the happiest screen date you've
ever had—just the com4dy you have
been waiting for.
and
"FUN ON A WEEK -END"
wkh
Eddie Bracken and Priscilla Lane
Next Thur. Fri. SatJuly 19.20.21
In Cinecolor
"BLUE BLOOD"
with
Bill Williams Jane Nigh
Be sure to see this action -packed
elm of two has-beens—A man who
Is a Race horse Trainer and a horse.
The screen play suggested by a
Peter B. Kyne story le unusually
good, and should be enjoyed by the
racing fano.
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
18 a. at. Pa 4s i3ehsal lad
Nada Class
13 a. m, Montag WorsNtp
No Nvenfng Service
United Church
OF CANADA
Mirelater Nev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11 o'clock,
Services. Bring July will be
conducted by Mr, Harry
HopPer.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Karr — Rooter.
gbh Seineay After Trinity
July 15th, 1951
St. John's Church, Brussels -
11 a. m, Confirmation Service
eondttdted by Bishop Hallam,
7.30 p. in. Anniversary Service
Special Preachot—The Ramal
Dean Rev, E. 0, Lancaster.
MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
Morris 'Township Council Meeting,
July 2nd, 1954.
The Council met in the Township
Fall on the above date with all the
members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on mouton of
Wu1. Peacock and Bailie Parrott.
illove'd by Chas. Coupes,, seconded
by Bailie Parott that the Tax Roll
be accepted Prost the Tax Colleritor—
Oenried,
?loved by Bailie Par•ott, seconded
by Sam Alcock that the Compensat-
ion Policy he taken out with the
Gore District Mntdual Inturanoe Co.,
et an estimated premium of 965.00—
Ce ivied.
Moved by Chas. Cou.ltes, seconded
by Sam Alcock that the Woad bills 1
as presented by the Road Superin-
tendent he paid. — Carrlited.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded
by ppm. Peacock that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on August 7,
alt 1 p. m. — Carried.
'Phe following accounts were Pall:
Aereentce-Times, advertising
Kelly Dr. $3,06
Town of Winghant, share cost of
Fire 'Track 1853.29
.Tenn Barrett, fox bounty 2.00
200.00
8.50
Wm. Bnyicllges, salary
Postage
Geo. Radford. McCaughey
Dentin 1060.00
Sam Alcock, McCaughey
Dain 76.60
.Kinn Alcoak. McCaughey Dr. 36.00
Tan. Bernard, McCaughey Ter. 13.50
.Tohn Mo.Arter, McCaughey Dr. 30.00
Sam Appleby, Mc0au,ghey Dr. 25,20
Ohae. Deeper, McCtaughey Dr. 7.20
Addison Eraser, Revising Mat of
tax arrears 5.00
Gorkion Jewell, Compensation
Insuraaace 29.00
Nelson Higgins, Expenses to
Dept. of Public Welfare '20.00
Mrs. R. Craig, Relief 20.00
Harvey C. Tobnston, Reeve.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
The United Church
Mr. Harry Hopper conducted the
morning worship et Brussels United
Church on Sunday. Hes subject
teas "Our Responsibild'ty as Christ-
ians." Miss Jean Cardiff contri-
buted a solo "Bless This Hlou:ae."
There was no evening warship.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Margaret Hartley 'wishes to
,thank the Comanety of Ethel and
the Melville Women's Guild for
beamltiful flower% and all neighbours
and Amends for expressions of sym-
pathy aln4 .coneineral kinfdness during
her recent trouble, for alt of which
.she is More grateful than she can
express.
Airai -v's6O 1•y'sKA
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
Wed. Thur.
Red Skeltin,
Ann Miller m
"WATCH THE BIRDIE"
July 11-12
Arlene Dahi,
1
Fri. Sat.
Joel McCrea,
July 13-14
Wando Hendrix
in
"SADDLE TRAMP"
Techincolor
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.—Eve. 7.30 p.m.
3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS
Mon. Tuts. Wed. July 16-17-18
Fred Astaire, Jane Powell
in
"ROYAL WEDDING"
Techincolor
TUESDAY FOTO-NITS
OFFER $190.00
Monda' Attendance Card Night.
3 BIG DAYS
Thnr. Fri. Sat. July 19-20-21.
Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell
in
"KIM"
Techincolor
3 BIG DAYS
ANNUAL LEGION SPORTS
DAY HUGE SUCCESS
A "Davide" baligame and a tine
display of fe,eworks, on Thursday
night of Last weak, opened the
sports program sponsored by the
looal branch of the Oanaddan Legion.
Friday .afternoon the Btuseels
Lions Club Boys and Girls Band led
a parade to Victoria Park to open
the second day of this annual
"Spares Day" of the Legion. At in-
tervals throughlout the 'afternoon,
aod•in. the early evening, the music
of these young masrldlan's, tinder
the direction of A. C. Robinson, was
enjoyed.
Mtne,ature car and aeroplane rides
were available for the youngsters.
Daring the afternoon a Soa.p Box
Derby and bicycles races were stag-
ed on the mein street and running
races. A water fight at the pteek was
tate source of much merriment,
in the evening two boli games were
Payed. The first Ethel vs. Sun-
shine inn 5011re of 20 - -12 in favour
of Ethel. A highly beterosting genre
between Stratford Police Kad-
eltes and Bettesels Lsdies team took
niece under the idalite with a result-
ing' snore of 4 - 1 for Bnnssels.
Tn anotlh.er section of the park
Bingo drew the: usual large num-
ber of fans end people cried their
leek at other gaanee of chance.
Miodetin out door dancing was en-
joyed at the park mi:ttb old time
dacinig at the Town. Hall.
Refreshments were. ohtalne:bie at a
booth operated by ladies of the Aux-
tbtary.
Sh rely after mid -night the draw
was made tar *he re8rigterabor,
washing machine and two bicycles,
Lucky Draw Winners
Refrigerator, No. 1130, John Bruers
R. R. 2 leruseels.
Washing Machine, No. 1514, Grab-
aan Lamont, Brussels.
Bicycle No. 1096, C. W. Cemeidng-
hiam, Listowel.
Biloyele, No. 268, Lorne T. Roe,
Myth.
Race Results —
,Soap Box Derby (boys) — Buck
Stevenson, Ben Bridge (East Huron
Produce), Dale McTaggart, Doug
Leach (Gmegg's Hlahedw{aree), David
Hastings and Bill Clark (Slab Town.
Girls Soap Box Derby — IEitia-
beti) Stevenson, Margaret McCutcle
eon (Easit Huron. Produce), Dianne
McNair, Shipley MKNeil, (Slab
Town), Elaine Wood, Catherine
Leach (Gnegg's Hardware).
Bioyole races (boys 12 yea and
under) — Allan Bridge, him. McNeil,
Dade Mc'1laggawt, Robin Fulton.
Girls 12 yrs. and under — Deanne
McNair, Shirley McNeil, Margaret
McCtitaheon, Blaine Woods.
Boys 14 years and under — 8rntce
Edgar, Dong. Leach, Bill Clark, Ben
Bitddige.
Girlie 14 yrs. and ander — Ph•edidia
Sawyer. Audrey Davidson, Margaret
McCutcheon.
Tricycle race, 5 years and unldler,
Wayne Meson, Donald Beay, Evelyn
Oluit$1uolm, David Kratuter,
B'inycjle race (dquble0 MMaagaret
McCutci.eon, Bill Clark; (Shirley
McNeil, Handy Bridge; Frieda Saw-
yer, Ken Sawyer; Dianne McNair,
Frank Thompson.
Running races — boys and girls
under 5 yea — Tea'ey MoWhinter,
Archie Thompson, Darlene Brothers.
Brays 10 yrs. and under — Ross
Allcock, David Kennedy, John
Cousins,
Greets 10 yrs. a,nd under — Maxine
Meehan, Joan Davidson, Anne
Fulton.
Boys 14 yrs. and under — Vernon
Bowes, Ken Alcock, Allan Bridge.
Girls 14 yrs, and under — Erlene
Welmesly, Fr•etdla Sawyer, Joyce
Miller,
Boys 14 years and over -- Bili
Alcock, Vernon Bowes, .Ken Alcock.
Girls 14 yrs. and over — Buddy
Bronson, Frieda Sawyer, Joyce
Miller.
Girls 14 yrs, end under — Buddy
Boys and girls 8 legged race —
Marilyn and Carmen Bowes, Eirlone
Wohnesly and David Kennedy, Mar-
garelt end'. Melvin McCtitcheon.
Wader 'fighte — Harvey Gibson and
Gordon Workman; David Haat.
Inge and Coivin Davidson,
HURON FOOTBALL STANDING
Team
I]thel
",'Walton
Brussels
Holstein
Wi.nthnep
St. Columban
Atwood
1'. W. L.
10 5 2
9 4 2
10 4 5
9 2 2
9 3 3
8 2 3
9 1 4
T.
3
3
1
5
3
3
4
Pbs.
13
11
9
9
7
6
Latest Scores
little 5 St. Columban 0 Atwood 0
July 6 Holstein 0 Winthrop 0
July 2 Brussels 0 Atwood 0
ROYAL CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC EXAMS
Here following local students were
successful in mnedc examinetllone
recently held at Listowel.
Glade I — Audrey Wheeler (Hon.)
Grade IV — Rosemary Adams
(Hone),
Grade IX — Isobel Dennis (Hon.)
All of these are pupils .of Mrs.
Ratssell Wilbee. also Grade II Theory 1
Frances Dennis (Tat class Hon.)
BRUSSELS COUNCIL
JNIy 3, 1951
The regular meeting of the Mnn-
Ictpal Council of the Village of
Brussels was held an the above date.
All members of Council were present.
The minutes of the left meeting
were read and adopted an motion
of R. A. Bennett, seconded by R. W.
Kennedy.
'11he Hallowing accounts were
presented land ordered paid on mot-
ion of A. MoTaggart, seconded by
W. Speir.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Cc.
100 ft. 21/e inch hose 9247.50
Post Pub. House, ads and
notteee
G. A. Bridge, tractor rent
S. W. Lowe Grocery. relief
W. Baeiker & Son, relief
R. A. Bennett Grocery, relief
A. Higgins, truolcing
A. Oakley, labor, streets
and Hali
0. Spetr, labor, cutting weeds
Brussels Crenrnery, relief
8releseLs Piedra, street Tights
and I8ajl 110.30
G. R. Caanlpbell, June salary 50.00
Applications for the position of
Assessor for the Village of Brudsels
tor 1961. were deal with. Asnpldcaition
of W. McNair was accepted on
.redolmtlon of R. A. Bennett, second-
ed by A. McBaiggart.
ByaLaw No. 4, 1951 was read a
third time and passed on motion of
R. A. Bennett, seconded by R, W,
Kennedy. This By -Law sett the
Tax rates for 1951 as follows :
For County Rates 9 mills
For Public School ,,. 11 anliis
For Wingbam. High School
Dis7trict 4.5 milts
For Village rate 19.5 mills
For Waterworks 8 mills
For Hydro rents 4 millet
Motel rates • 58 malls
The business of the meeting belme
concluded the Council ialdjlomnned on
motion of R. A. Beotnett, seconded
by A. 0lcTa,gart.
2.00
5100
28.91
1'0.39
40.59
4.00
34.45
71.50
5.04
IN MEMORIAM
MEMORIAM
SHOL.r40010--1n loving memory o1
Adam Shold4ce who ,passed away
one yeas ago July 11Th, 1950.
Lovingly remembered. by his wife
and family.
NOTICE
The Council of the Township of
Grey will receive tenders for the
work to be done on the North Gordon
Drain until Satuurday, July 7th at
3 p. m.
Plans and Spe:cittcatiosis may be
seen at the efface of James A. Howes
Engineer, Listowel or at 'the Clerk's
Office, Ethel.
The work may be done by contract
or by the hoar.
Security will be required.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
3, H. Fear, Clerk,
'blue wear
Is one of the Best Quality Available.
Regular Shipments Now Being Re-
ceived. Order yours direct off
the oar.
M. C. OLDFIELD PHONE 68
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
PROMOTION REPORT
GRADE II
Bray, Barbara
Bronson, Raymond
Bryant, Carol
Chisholm, Patsy
Currie, Barry
Davidson, Wayne
Higgins, Bobby
Jerymn, Elmer
Lowry, Sandra
Mlaartin, Gwendolyn
Martin, Surras
McWhirter, Terry
GRADE 1IT
llnay, Charles
Bray, Donald
Rryans, Patsy
Davidson, Brent
Davidson, Jack
Rxei, Ada
Fulton, Ann
Garniss, Murray
Kirby, Pani
Logan, Jimmy
MrPaggiaet, K.athleen
Stiles, Allen
Todd, Roger
Waxman, Teddy
Wesenhurg, Joe
Wilsem Garry
Wineberg, Rochelle
GRADE IV
Adams, Grand
Bridge, Harold
Chisholm, Evelyn
Coleman), Karen
Ooasdn s, Johm
Davidson, Joan
Exel, Bee
Imeson. Dwain
.lolhnson, Wayne
McBride, Sack
MsCntcheon. Melvin
McNel, James
Porter Pamela
Rutledge, Drina
Stephenson, Elizabeth
Stephenson, Fred
Warwick, Some
Wesenbserg, Larry
GRADE V
Bridge, Allan
Exel, Evetdtima
Hastings, David
lrneson, Linda
Lowry, Wm.
Myers, Irene
Riddick, Catherine
Stiles, Barbara
•Stephenson, Bill
Wood, Blayne
GRAIDB VI
Beggs. Jack
Beggs, Ruttb Arm
Bridge, Ben
Campbell, Jim
Davthson, Arnold
Davison, Murray
taliacott,
Helen
Jeiwell;Mary Beth
Kennedy. David
Kditchenc Harvey
Lame, Ronald
Leach, Catherine
Lowry, Carrot
Miller, Sandra
McQuarele, Wm.
Myers, Francis
Sltiies, Ted
Todd. Linde.
Wilson, Fr'.ank
GRADE VII
Edgar, Jim
Fulton Bobbin
Higgins, Jack
Logan, Douglas
McOaehdheon. Margaret
MoCwttcheon, Robt,
McNair,- Dianne
MaNeel, Shirley
McT'actart, Dale
SgtEmil) en.eon, Ken,
Tluornitom, Margaret
Wlaxman, Ailarlene
Wilson. Helen
GRADE vm
1Rilige. Glehn
Clark, Wm.
Davideon, Audrey
Keel, Henry
Fulton, Austin
Tmeeen, Roland
Lane, Agnes
McTaggart, Neil
Martin, Wm.
Myers, Elizabeth
Bann, Jane
Smith, Ether
Sullivan, Dorothy
Thornton, Roht,
Wa1n1a1ev, Rriena
Wilson. Joan
LADIES SENIOR SOFTBALL
Clinton as. Brussels July
Thelesels vs. Kincardine ,....Tnly
Glamis at Brussels - July
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
91st ANNIVERSARY
A. Confirmation Service will be
conducle'd in St. John' Chureh on
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by
The Right Rev, W. T. Hallam, M.A.,
D.D., Bishop Hallam is one of the
outstanding sdholars of the Canad-
ian Church.
,The special preacher at the An-
niversary service in the evening at
7.30 p, in., will be the Rural Dean of
Huron, The Rev. E. 0, Lancaster.
A welcome is extended to all.
TENDERS WANTED —
Tenders will be rereived by the
undersigned until July 12, 1951, for
shingling Union United Church with
asphalt shingles. Work to be com-
pleted by Saturday, July 28th, 1951.
MacMeTntosh, R. R. 3 Brussels.
THROWN FROM CAR
Joseph dthapnuuu, le. It, 2, Bluev5le,
received :u Moe( n ('011at•bune and
Possible broken Trip when the ear
he was driving left the town line odt
Mimeo and Wallace two miles WO*
of Palnleralon, Friday evening,
The car stopped in a farmer's
field after breaking through a
fence. Chapman was thrown trona
the car .and received his injuries
when he struck the muted. Pro'
imolai Cometa.hle Omtendyke, o!'
ddstowel investigated,
NOTICE --
Caretaker wanted for Bruesela-
United Church. Applications oto be In.
b1• .fitly 13th.
Apply to N. Hoover or R. B. Cousin •
Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls
BAND TATTOO
AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th
At 8.15 p. m. — Parade at 7.45 p. m.
FEATURING —
21 Anti -Tank Regimental Band, Wingham
Georgetown All Girls Pipe Band
Mitchell Citizens Band
27 C.O.D. Drum and Trumpet Band, London
London All Girls Band, London
Royal Canadian Army Service Corp Band, London
Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band
Cars Free — Admission : Children 25c, Adults 50c
DANCE at Crystal Palace Ballroom
at 10 o'clock
Blu-Tone 9 piece Orchestra
Modern and Old Time Dancing
Refreshment Booth
Admission to Dance 50 cts.
Everybody Cordially Invited.
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