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Wednesday, July 18th, 1951
MRS. ROY C. WILBEE
DIES SUDDENLY
A ayecenitllY married Guelph girl,
Marjorie Donald's. Maine Wallace,
dried .suddenly at Fairllght, Saskat-
chewan. She Is .the daughter of
Ma's. Ethel Legate Wallace, 127B
Dublin Street, Guelph and the arbiter
of Lobs it J. Wallace.
Miss; Wallace formerly attended
G. 0. V. I. and. graduated in nursing
from the Elitchener Waltlerpoo
Hospital. She was enupioyed for
some time is the Homewood San-
itarium here before her marriage
bo Rot Clifton W4lbee, son of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Russell O. W4lbee of
Brussels, in Knox Preslrsltetitan
Ohara, on December 27th, 1950.
AL that time Mr. Wiibee was a
student at the Ontario Veterinary
College. Mon' his graduation' in
*ay, the young couple travelled
west where Mr. Wilbee began
'practice.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING -
'rtur. Fri. Set. July 19-.0.21
"BLUE BLOOD"
with
Bill Williams Jane Nigh
Arthur Shields
The screen play, suggested by a
Peter B. Kyne story is action packed
as a man and horse come back wllth
fighting hearts.
Mon. Tues. Wed. July 23-24-25
"THE SKIPPER SURPRISED HIS
WIFE" with
Robert Walker Joan Leslie.
Edward Arnold
It's delightfully gay, deliriously com-
ical and very definitely an tenter-
tainment treat. This comedy of
Domestic life.
Next Thurs, Frt. Sat. July 26-27-28
"OPERATION PACIFIC"
with
John Mayne Patricia Neal
Roaring up from the floor of the
Sea -Here's the story of a submarine
skipper who could shoot a torepo
through the eye of a needle and
take on anything afloat.
COMING -
"MA & PA KETTLE BACK ON THE
FARM"
Melville Church
Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday School est
Bible Claes
11 a• in, Morning Worship
No Evening Service
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship - 11 o'clock,
Services daring July Will be
conducted by Mr. Harry
Hopper.
Church of England
Melville W. M. S.
The Women's .l'lerssdonary Society
of Melville Church held a regular
July meeting in the school roam of
tote church on Friday a0tednoon, Miss
Grace Stewat+t, the president was
asslilsted in the service of devotion
by Mrrs. D. McLeod, who read the
scriptatre lesson, and Mrs. C. Math -
son who led' inn prayer. Reports of
Sick calls were made by a number
of members. Mrs, George Evans
had the topic, the story of India
from the the study "Our share of
the world's mllasions." She describ-
ed India as a lapid of farbulous
wealth but the visitor's first im•
pression is that a withered land of
proventy is reaching out to meet.
him, a land where too many people
are In, too little space, and where
confusion is paramount. ELtteraey,
the limited life of Womanhood', end
absence M sanitary regniatlions are
noticeable.
'Miss Bessie Moses told trim ' so-
ciety of recedvinlg. aotne'*ledgmeata
of appreciation. for gifts of Christ-
mas cA.rds and Pictures wbfcb, she
hod sent to several missionaries.
She, read a letter fmm Rev. and
Mrs, 1. S. Rumble et Japan, where
they are serving on the mission
field. A hymn and a prayer Mbughtt
the meeting to a close. No meet-
ing of the society will he held der -
'ng Airgrtef.
LEAVES FOR WALES
Mn. Jshs Rowland leaves Thurs-
day mooning for her tntp to Cardiff,
Wales, where she wilt be visiting
her four •sislters, two of whom she
has never seen. She is sailing from
New York on the ship "SS Mew
.A:matendatn on the 20th of this
month. The Post and its readers
hope Mrs. Rowland will have a wond-
erful trip and we will be looking tor
her back in September to give Ile'
an arennnt of her visit over there.
NOTICE
The crop improvement association
are holding a twilight meeting at
the farm of Wm. Turnbull'on the 16
con. of Grey township on Monday,
Toby 23rd. When plots of new and
old varieties of Darts and barely will
he inspected, also the results of
various tests of weed sprarys will be
made. Everbodry invited to attend.
BORN
ROWi.AND - To Mr. and Mrs. Row-
land of Wingham at the Wingham
General Hospital, on July 16th -
the gift of a daughter, a sister for
Oh end.
AN'. MOW V5"e0ME17
LISTOWEL
CAPITOL THEATRE
AGRICULTURAL REP. FOR
HURON GETS NEW POSITION
Toronto - T. R. liiildard and
R. G. Bennett (valve been appointed
associate directors of the Ontario
Agricultural Representative Service
,ellfeottve Aug. 1, the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculttural said' today.
Mr. Hilliard is an• assistant dir-
ector of the service and Mr. Ben-
nett is agricultural representative
In Huron Ccamty.
Agriontu,ra„ representatives ap-
pointed : Huron County, G . W
Monitgomery, District and Ndplssdng,
F. G. J. Miiette; Lincoln County,
Grant Mitchell; Districts of Mus-
koka and Parry Sound, W. D. Tip-
per.
New 'Representative
The new representative for Huron
Mr. Montgomery, Is a native of
North Gower, Carleton Count!. He
hes served' for threes years se
agricultural representative for the
district of Ndpplaatng with' offices
iru North Bay, Previously he bed
been representative in. Lomeli/on and
'Hastings counties. Mr, Montgomery
graduated from the Ontario Agr4-
cultural College art Guelph in. 1946.
FORMERLY OF BRUSSELS
Word has been received of the
dearth at Toronto of Mrs. Freder-
tek T. Bryans. She was the former
Barbara McKelvey, daughter of the
late Dr. a.nld' Mrs. Alexander Mc-
Kelvey of Brussels. Funeral ser
vice was held at the Miles funeral
chapel, 90 5t. Cliair west, Toronto,
on ; TuesklaY at 3.00: p. M.
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB.
CARNIVAL OCT. 17th
Wednesday, Oct. 17th is the date
set for the• Brussels Lions Club Car-
nival. So kindly keep this date in
mind and watch for further an-
nou neem eats,
Thur. Fri. Sat. July 19-20-21 1
Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell
in
"KIM"
Techincolor
Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. -Eve. 7.30 p.m.
Perish of trussels
Rev. J. 14. Kerr - Reeler.
9,th Sunday After Trinity
July '22nd. 1951
St. John's Church, Brussel.--
11:
russelr11' ami. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church. Hentryn
2.30 p.m, Events% Fleeter
Steldlae Sehool
St. George's Church, Walton
7.30' p.m. Evening Prayer
Mon. Tues. July 23-24
Double Feature
Deborah Kerr, Robert Walker,
Mark Stevens, Peter Lawford
in
'PLEASE BELIEVE ME"
Plus
Adult Entertainment
Mars tall Thompson, Virgin i
Field in
"DIAL 119"
Note-lst Performance at 7.30
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $190.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
* * *
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
I HELD AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
I St. John's Church anniversary set,
vlces celebrating 'tote ninety-first
anniversary of the founding of St.
John's congregation, and the second
of the re -opening of the restore('
building, which had been destroyed
by fire on February, 25th, 1947, were
held on Sunday last. b
The Moroi' was filled almost to its
capacity for the morning writes,
when the Ride of Cosa6tmlathon was
administered by the Right Reverend
Dr. Hallam, assistant Bishop of the
Diocese. A class of seweniteem, can-
didates was presented by the Reotor
after a series of weekly classes
extending over a peeled of three-
monitha
The Bishop Preached a very help-
ful and twirling ssesution, not only
to those who bad lust been confirm-
ed but to all who have been confirm,
ed in the part. ;Let us -never for-
get" said the Bishop ..'that it is a
solemn and serious moment when we
take our Baptilemat promises upon
' ourselves. Nothing. bull -the Geese
of God will enable youto fulfil
them". -
At the evening service Rural Dean
E. 0. Teancaeter dedicated recent
gifts to the ceurch of a massive
stone Fonit, given by ,this Anglican
Church at Newton, . and a pair of
braes vases givens by Miss Beatrice
Taylor of London 'and her sister of
New York in memory of their Par-
ents.
arents. former members; of St. Jo'hn's
congregation, wiben Mr. Taylor prao•
tdced law here.
Both these services were helpful
and enconragdng. The speakers on
both occasions expressed their good
wishes for the future prosperity of
St. John's Church.
•
GREY TWP. COUNCIL
LIONS BAND TATTOO
TO BE HELD HERE JULY 25th.
Those who thoroughly apprcklate
band music, and the general public,
alike have a treat in store for them
when thte Brussels Lions Boys and
Girls Band Tattoo to be held in
Victoria Park. Brussels on Wednes-
day. July 25th.
Those who attend will not only
endoy a. musical treat but will be
supporting a wortth while project.
The fact that this (dons Bandl of
yotnlg musteians will give this com-
munity fine miuxic for year
come le only one; and at thtat a
rather selfish, reason, why they
should recetve the whole hearted
support of everyone.
Have you ever thougtna what this
band means to the boys and girls
tbemselrves? It means an opportume
dty to be'com'e proficient on a musi-
cal fnetrument; an accomplish-
ment from which mini persofli
satisfaction and a sense of achieve-
ment can be obtained. A good
many of these youngsters would
not. have title opportunely it it were
not given to them by the 2101319
0101,. some, because their parents
could not afford instruments and
the cost of instruction and many
because instrautitors are not within
easy realdb
The cnitiolsm has been voiced
that it is' -foolishness to spend so
much money In training a young
band just to bane totem grow up and
go away and leave us without a
band in a very few years. In the
first place. funds should be forth-
coming to constantly train juniors
that they may be capable of replae-
ing those who leave. Again, this
is a selfish point of view. What
these boys and girls acquire in
musical training they take with
them wherever they may go. Their
musical ability may open doors of
interest that will provide them with
Mdnaates of Council meeting July useful and Interesting activities that
7111, 1951. would otherwise he closed to them
The Engineers report on the But- and thus give them companionship
tery Drain was adopted and Clerk that will keep therm out of undesirable
instructed to have the necessary associations. The toy or girl that
By -Laws printed and served. Is interested in music. and busy with
The tender of Ross Hanna on the II the activities it, can provide will
Mrs. M. Laycock and children, Gordon Drain. at 975.00 was accept- seldom get themselves eon serious
Waterdown are holidaying with Mr. elf. difficulties.
d}tficnities.
and Mrs. Inc. S. Armstrong. All approved accounts were order- Many favourable comments have
* * * ed paid and Council adjourned to i been made over the recordings that
Miss Mamie Thompeonk Toronto, meet again on August 4th. C. K. N, X. made of the band for
is visiting reladi.ves here. Fox Bounty X25.50 + advertising the band tattoo.
* * * - Scale Inspection 11.00 I Support the Brussels Lions Clubl
,Mr, V. Sinclair, Hamilton, is a I Bal, 1950 Telephone Acct. 1881,00 Attend the Band Tattoo, under the
visitor in Brussels.
* * *
Mr, J. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. D.
McLeod and Donald aceomhanded
by Robert McLeod of Stratford spent
Satrn'day in the 'Hmhro disdriot vis- F - spray
Ring, relatives. r Relief
* * * ri BeaconsHerald Adv.
Miss MacLeod of Lucknow is visit- Cler'1'ees•, North Gordon
ing with Miss Bessie Moses this ; Dra :
week. , Bte
y bas'; North Gordon Drain
* fi . Wm Barrer, work et
Visitors at the home of Mr. and cemetery ' ' 11.40
Mrs. R. A. Bennett over the week- Reeve Delivering Reports, 'Plans
end were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maitland Rimer 35,00
Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dan. Savage, Close Drain 33.60
Bennett. of Roehestter, N. Y. Road Accounts 1052.84
Cement for Drain ' 114.00
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
Grey Twp. School Area 3500.00 ! direction' of A. Cl. Robinson, details
Ethel Garbage 12.00) of Which ran he found elsewhere in
Pullets I{tlled 28.00 I this tone
L. D. Frain, Valuator
Goldwin Thompson, Damage
12.00
re -
50.00
75.00
9,00
25.00
10.00
* * 5
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Gibson of
Hamilton were recent visltors with
Mrs, Robert Roover and Miss Beth
Hoover and Mr. Wen, Moses.
• * •
Mr. and Mrs, Notmuan Hoover
' motored to Toronto where MT.
Hoover, will etttend the Masonic'
Lodge Convention being held there, I
* * *
Mrs. Tames Ireland Left, on Monday
for a trip to the Test Coast.
* * *
Mr. 11. B. Cousins Is aftenkbing the
Masonic Coma'emttion being held 1n
Toronto.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pollock. Lotti
and (toss of Turner's, and Mr, and
Mrs. M. Avis, Mrs. J. Cairns and Miss
Bessie MoNam;ghton alt of lJnder-
wood were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, 0, Dent,
3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS
Wed. Thur. Fri. July 25-26-27
Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett,
Elizabeth Taylor in
FATHED'S UTILE DIVIDEND
EAVOIPMWOICVMAK
A scale model of 'the St, Lawrence
Seenvery --- so much in the news of
Tate - will be on, display at the 1951
Canadian National Exhibition from
August 24 to September 8, The model
of this project, which will he on tis-
ploy in. the Government Building,
wilt give Cam'adian5 and visitors to
Die C. N. N. sr, insight into Ile *vat -
nest el the protect.
IN MEMORIAM
WHIPTARD - In loving memory of
'nor„ Ross F. Whitten', Killed in
Action at Italy, 7 years ago, July
21st, 1944.
From our happy home end cimele
God has taken one we loved,
He ie borne away from sin and
eorroW
To a nobler rest above.
No one knows how much we miss
him,
None brut aobing hearts can tell;
Lost on earth, bort found to Heaven.
Terms doe% all thing* welt.
-Always remembered by mom,
dad, brothers and stater&
abbe r
There are some of the band mem-
ber;; who have not yet been provid-
ed with uniforms, more instruments
and new mush is rerinired. Give our
boys and girls the chance they want.
They, under the leadership of band-
master A. C. 'Robinson. will give
you a hand to be proud of : Re at
Victoria Park, Wednesday, Tnly 25.
Is one of the Beet Quality AvaltabIS.
Regular Shipments Now eelnp Re-
cetved. Order yews direct eft
the sur.
M. C. OLDFIELD
PHONE 68
The Union W. A. is sponsoring an Ice
Cream Social, ball game and concert at
James Bremners', 12th line of Grey, on
Tuesday evening, July 24th. Ball game at
7.30 p.m. Admission to game and concert
25c - Pie and ice cream 15c, drinks 10c.
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 hand
Mitchell Citizens Band
27 C.O.D. Drumand Trumpet Band, London
London AM Girls Band, London
Royal Canadian Army Service Corp Band, London
Brussels Lioi s Club Bays and Girls Baud
Cara Free -- Admission : Chien 25c, Adult. 50e
DANCE at Crystal Palace Ballroom
at 10 o'clock
Blu-Tone 9piece Orchestra
Modern and Old Tune. Dancing
Refreshment Booth
Admission to Dance 50 cts.
Everybody Cordially Invited.
1
MIR
PLAY BINGO AT SEAFORTH
TUESDAY, JULY 24 - 9 P. M.
Community Centre - Seating for 2000
$900.00 in Cash Prizes
Admission $1.00 for 15 games for $20 each
2 Specials for $50.00, Card 25c
45 numbers called for $500. Jackpot Prize
Come And Get The Cash.
Auspices Community Centre Canadian
Legion
HURON FOOTBALL STANDING
Team P. W. L. T. Pbs,
Ethel 10 5 2 3 13
Walton 9 4 2 8 11
Winthrop 10 4 3 3 11
Brussels 10 4 5 1 9
Holstein 10 2 3 5 9
St. Colntmban 9 3 3 3 9
Atwood 10 1 5 4 6
Latest Scores
Tuly 19 - Atwood 0 Winthrop 3
July 13 - Holeteim 0 St. Columban 3
APPENDICITIS OPERATION
MAY BE REDUCED
in 100 appendix operations it was
found that only 38% of the patients
had been Muttering appendicitis, the
rest having, been victims of other
disorders. Lenrn'how a. new treat-
ment may colt down unnecessary
operations to "Appendicitis in
Children" in The Ametioan Weekly,
famous magardne with this Sunday's
(July 22) Issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times.
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The Camedlian. Nationel Exhibition
is setting tote stage for new attend-
ance records this year, Aug. 24 to
Sept. 8. Last year gam sn ahlthme
high total of 2,728,000 attendance,
with 283,000 visitors In a single day
at the world's largest annual most-
dolt. *.•.
VQU CAN STOP FASTER
THAN THE BIG
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