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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-9-26, Page 1eOST PUBLISHING HOUSE - WHY PAY MORE -- 1 Pkg. Laundry Starch with Free Sa 19c 1 Doz. Mason .Pts. Jars . • .... ' •' ' ' • 1 lb. Margarine • ' .. .. ......... • 1-48 oz. Tin Doles Pineapple Juice 1 lb. Astor Custom Ground Coffee •• 99c 38c 49c 94c ETES C GROGREWAR'S IA OPEN ALL DAY EVERY WED. COME TO THE TEESWATER FALL FAIR OCTOBER 2 and 3 OUTSTANDING LIVESTOCK and HALL EXHIBITS Free for Al) Harness Races 2.24 Trot or Pace Race Running 2 Road Rates Watiaceburg Kiltle Brass Band R. C. A. F. Trumpet Band Vaudeville Clowns In the Arena Evening DANCE Wednesday George Wade and His Corn Huskers from Toronto. Admission to Fair - Adults and Cars 50ats. School children 12 and under 15es. . Rides h LibiC RAILWAY TIME TABLE CHANGES Effective Sunday, September 30, 1951 Full Information from Agents CANADIAN NATIONAL 'blue cosT Library Notes RUSSELS POST $2.00 per year -$2.5►0U.5oA. Wednesday, September 26th, 1951 BRUSSELS FALL FAIR VARIETY CONCERT A variety concert will bo held in the Arena on Fall D'air night, Sept, nth, with lots of seating space. Loors open at 7,15. Concent starts at 8.15 p. M. Programme is as follows .... Dorothy St -cadent - Toronto's beann111Au4 blonde act'obatic dancer. Talent and beauty ail wrapped up in one. Billy Meek - From Scotland. The outstanding vaudeville not of the year. flood clean humor for Young and old, as well as plenty Of song and dance routines. Also plays banlio, saxophone and concertina. 1.doyd. Wright - Very popular rod in entertainer from C F.P.L., London. Songs of the Wast, and cal+'oohing as well 00 television beloons. Several prizes for the ch.ildr011 at the conclusion of this act. The Nix -Bees - This Is a mann new act never appeared any where near this part of the county, Hand balancing and acrobatic tricks. A thrill every ntlimvte. One of Tor- onto's newest 5'ensaltion•a. ,lack Ayres The king of the key- i a61! board. Musical director of the or - TURN YOUR CLOCKS DACK SAT, NIGHT The eildzene of this oontmutiny are reminded to turn their clocks back one hour this Saturday, Sept. 30111i at midnight when Standard Time will again be observed. Church services will he on Standard Time. BRUSSELS JUNOR GIRLS WIN W. O. A. A. CHAMPIONSHIP The Brussels Junior girls softball teams beast the Clifford girls by a score of 11.9, to win the sixth game in a four eatof seven series, and bhe W.O.A.A. Junior Girls Ohaarnpiionudhiip in Clifford last Fri- day night. With Stevenson and Jewell, as.1118 Brussels battery, the score see sawed until base stealing and a home run by IL. Garter with two 011 have Brussels a lead that Clifford girls couldn't. match. In the middle of the game Clifford had an 9-4 advantage and bt looked like a lost game for Brussels but a cut down in errors and good work 011 the mound gave Brussels the game and macle them the W. 0, A. A. 1951 CShamnions, Congratulations to igi.nal dumbel']s will acdomPanly 8 entire program. The Paul 13roe: and Shirley - Badk oag+ai.n with new songs and jokes and hlarmonly. Leon Paul - Master of ceremon- ies. THE FOLLOWING CHANGES EING'O WINNERS A $lile.tU cash bingo, sponsored by II; eels !it^ouch and Ladles' Auxbillary No. 218 B. Al. S. L., in Brussels Arena on Monday night, .Sept, 24th. Priz $:5.00 e Winners Mrs. Watson Sholdice Mrs. Thos. Garniss Mrs. Thos. Davidson Miss Pearl Baker Mr, Ed. Henderson Mrs. D. A. Ra•nn, lifts. Mervyn Pipe. Joe Madhan (split $5.00 each) Mo. George Ramsay Mr. Andrew johnston Mrs. Frank McOutgheon, Mr. Pete Cardiff (split $8.00 each) Ott. Wilfred Spivey Mr. Donald McLean Mr. Wm. Scoyne, Mitchell, Ont. Miss Dorothy Sullivan Mr. Douglas McDougal, Godeich Mr. GPO. Smith. Special $75.00 Prize Winner .lies. Frank Shaw Special $100.00 Prize Winners Mr. Bill Rano Mr. Danean Brewer LECTURE COMING 1 On Wednesday evening, October and, in Melville Presbyterian Sunday Sohood Hell, a musicallecture will ARE MADE IN BRUSSELS be given entitled, site Art of FALL FAIR PRIZE LIST Practice by Reginald Geen of Os- hawa, Mr. teen, who is an out - Horses - Buggy race Pones, I standing pianist, teacher, and ex- shOulkl read horseback. race ponies. aminer will give demonstrations , The pens et Eaton's Special Hogs at the piano. All young people SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Plans are adneo,st complete for the c.,•lebratiou of the Seventy -filth An- niversary of the Brussels United Church. Rev. H. J. Mahoney. a fernier pa8rn0 will be guest minister on Sunday, Oat. 14, and Rev. C. W. DeWitt. Cosens, (1011 of a former minister, will preach on Sunday, Oct. 21. A turkey dinner will be held on Oct. 15. Mrs. Nora (Maun- ders) Weiduttes, reader. of 'Detroit. wiil be a feature gat the concert following She turkey dinner. NOTICE - Baker's Convalescent Home, Luck - now, is now open to receive Patients, first class accomadation , Registered Nurses in charge alt all times, moderate rates, phone 62 or 129m, Lurknow. E. V. Baker. Melville Church Service AI the Inurning service Rev. . Fulton spoke on the woti4d's' gre1VbeL 1Saok the lioly Bible and QIlets Luther and (1alvinl stood for tlfas sacred teachings, it was a• MOO timely message eau' glsoUld leave a lasting impression and make O1O more anxious to know more of OP great truths. A well rendered aia- (ham was sung by the choir. Rev. W. H. M0008 of Toyota/Lk, sP.oke in lite evening on the 2 Olginl Soriedy. When a joint service *OF' held including the three cilurdhea- Mr. Moore is an excellent speaker, gave a very interesting and " strnntiTP address in conmeotion 'wrier the work of the society. Piebumer were shown lveg'arding the Wester= f1e1ds where many different Tangle - ages are needed to -day. -- will be sold by tender. So wnYone .,'udying music, with their parents, interested should have his tender 512 the public invited to at - Adults 35ots. , United Church W. A. in the hands of the secretary by 2 tend. Admission p. 01. on Friday, Sept. 23t1t. Tenders Children 15cts. to be opened at 2.30 to give the buy - The W. A. of 'the United Church met at the home of Mayo. A. Lane an Tuesday evening ,Sept. 18th, with a er ample time to mark and arrange good attendance. With the President for transportation. I M•1%. R. Oonmins in, the chair and The H. C. L. A. will make its Mrs. 301,1 Blyans all the pianlo, the regular exoban,ge of books on Wed., meeting was opened by singing, Sept. 26th. hy'nnn 577. The SCri5teire reading Now that Fall has come and the was given by 18'rs. S. Wheeler, doll- Inore tel are 'le0003 e01 a Avluat towed by prayer offered. by Mrs. more enji0.Nal91e way of sPendling 010, Wheeler. The nli1Atltes of the last your leisfun•e than with a good book, meeting and the treasurer's sellout whether Alt be ttrYsltoty, travel, west- were read and adop,te<L This was ern biography, a romance or an followed 1>y a long bvsine.ss period. historical novel? We have them It was moved and seconded that all, and the library will be glad to oar group harve a booth at the Fall welcome new members, young or Fair en Sept. 28111:. Weinens, pie, old. coffee, ice cream cones, etc., for The hours from September to mon. . 3 - 5 are follows P. m. 7.30 - 9.36 p. m. also decided to hold 0 turkey din - Special 5 Sipeciail Por Oha.mpion Sow any age will be added to Prize List a.nd a bag of Hog Concentrate will be the prize. Tit the Dairy Cattle the Ayrshire breed list shall be the same as the Holsteins, also the Jersey Class shall be the same as the Hols�temn. These Ayrshire and Jerseys should have read 2 yr. old and aver Bull, Cow 3 yr, dry and milking, Heifer 2 yr. old stinking and dry; added as 1 in the holstein list. The Egg Claes - Przes are given fofora full key tray only, Two dozen and a. half. Tire Children's Competition - Notice under the school projecd:s the 4 prizes' listed will be given ond'ty for the Health Science or Social Stud- ies. Dressed Doll. Stuffed '1'oy, etc., Avila be given the same prizes as Writing or Art. The Bicycle Races will he held after the judging of the beet decor- ated bicycle .and there may be as many entries as you welsh so bring on your bicycles, The teams of Tug of War are to notify the secretary by 8 o'clock. Thursday evening. Ohitdren entering In Ohildaen's ConttPettttba5 need no ntembers113P ticket. but do need ticket In otherclasses. which P1!an's were mekle. It was ,Tune as her 011 M0nd07. Oct. 151t11. Com Tues. 3 - 5 p. m. 7.30 - 9.30 p. m• nnittees were alnpoilnted and plans Wedgy. (closed ,all day.) made. Our meeting next month is to he held a weep earlier. The hustiness part of the meeting closed with Mispa5 benediction. Mrs. R'owlancl in a most capable manner gave us talk of her trip to Wales and Lon- don. Fna'land. which was very in- teresting and inslrnctl0e. T,otmcit wsle served and a dwarf* vete of flhanicr was eiven 1c tho lireles,s and Me committee in charge. Is one of the Best Quality Available. TltnR'S. 3 - 5 p. 111. Regular Shipments Now Being Re - Fri. 3 - 5 1). m• celved. Order yours direct off Sall, 2 - 5 P• 1n. the stir. M. C. OLLDFIELDD PHONE MI ORVOVICO Melville Church Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday flaked Me Rads Class 11 a, m. interning Worship United Church OF. CANADA Minister Rev. Andrew Lane Divine Worship - 11 o'clock. (Standard Time) RAY Day Service Church School y111 assemble at 10.45 in the 5lchoal Rego: Sn preplaraltion for the servie*, Sunday, Oat, 7 -- Wo1ld. Wide communed IS'unday. Church of England Parish of Brussels - Ray. J. H. Karr -• Rester. 101Ni Suavday After Trinity Sept. 301111, 19,51. • it John's Church. fruMstr 11 a,m, Harvest Thanksgiving Rev. F, IT, PIamM, Llsitlowel 7.30 p.m. HarveNt Thaauksgivin8 Prelaeher--Bull; Lt, Haa1dimg R:C.A.F„ Clinton. St David's Church. Hants. 2.80 p. an. Droning Prayar at. psoraers Church. WIMPS 140 9elry ice. 4.30 - 9.30 p. m. 7.30-9.30 P. m. 7.30-1.0 P. 111. CARD OF THANKS T wish 'bo take this opportntnity of thanking ell my friends and neigh- bours for their kind expressions of sympathy at the time of my sad bereavement. I wish .to thank all who sent flowers and all talose who helped In any way to lighten. the 1305den I also wish to thank Rev. Mr. Iilyndanen for his words of dam - fort to me. Those kindlness, were very match,appreciated end will neves' be forgotten.. Mr.s Laura 'grouter. ORATORICAL CuNTEST There will be am Oratorical Con- test open to pupils of grades 7 and 8. To be held in the Crystal Palace on Sept. 27011, at 8 p. m. For further in- formation see prize list. L I S T O W E L REGENT THEATRE CAPITOL THEATRE I Seaforth, Ont. 3 BIG DAYS Thur. Fri. Sat. Sept. 27-28-29 Mairo Lanza Ann Byyth in "THE GREAT CARUSO" Technicolor Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. --Eve. 7.30 pan. mss, 1 Mon. Tues. Oct. 1-2 Olivia De Haviland, Mobat- gomery Clift in "THE HEIRESS" TUESDAY FOTO-NITS OFFER $190.00 Monday Attendance Card Night. Wed. Thur. Oct. 3-4 Doris Day, Gene Nelson, E. V. Sakall, Billy De Wolfe In "LULLABY OF BROADWAY" Technicolor 0 MIK Thur. Fri. Sat. Sept. 27, A. 29 "GENE AUTRY AND THE MOUNTIES" Gene Autry Pat Buttram Gene and Champion and the Mounties In captursng a gang of bandits In the Canadian North West. Mon. Tues. Wed. Oct. 1.2-3I In Technicolor "LULLABY OF BROADWAY" Doris Day Gene Nelson A romantic comedy packed with songs old and new. Thur. Frl. Sat. Oct. 4-5.6 In Technicotor "LORNA DOON" Barbara Hale Richard Greene The outlaw family 'defying the King fight a feud to the death. The costume and drama make this an outstanding picture. COMING - "TOAST 'OF 'NEW Kathryn Grayson are NOTICE - The Cranbrook ladies will serve hot dinner in the Cranbrook Com- munity Centre at the Huron County Plowing Match on Oot. 5th, at noon. FOR SALE - 10 0 acres with good house, barn, drive shed, garage and hen house. Drilled well. Lot 12, Con. 3 and 4 1 Grey Twp. Mrs. Telford Sellers, Phone 39x23. PETER THE CLOWN HELLO EVERYBODY You don't know me, but you will before the Brusele Fall Fair ocntes to an end. I'm PETER THEI CLOWN ,and I've a bag of tricks to help along Nte celebration, If you become Involved with mein some of them. remember, it's all in Ilun, Yon are here Oor FnidlaY's' day at FUN. amid I'm here to help see that you gest it. You'll find me every where et :the Baliesetls Fall Fair anytime, So boob 101' ma, for T'll be looking for yon. ORLEANS" Marto Lanes HURON COUNTY PLOWING MATCH TO BE HELD IN GREY ON FRI., OCT. 6th The ttven4y-flON1 annual Huron COuitty Plowing Natoli will be held on the farm of Calvin Cameron, Cranbrook, lot 16, con. 11, Grey Twp., on F1idIaY, Oot. 5th. The officers and directors have been working hard t10 mtulce this match better then ever. It needs the participaltion and at. terelonloe of the people to make it 'a su,cees'e, 'lihe p111xe hats are now 'in the hand's of the printer and cum '1t8 obtained from the eeeretkmY, L. la Cardiff, on .PrMay. • v ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th Morning at 11 a. m. Minister - Rev. W. M. Hyndman Evening at 7.30 p. m. Guest Minister - Rev. Alex Nirnmol Special Music by the Choir Everyone Welcome PLOWMEN'S DANCE In Cranbrook Community Hall FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th Both Oid And New Time Dancing MUSIC SUPPLIED BY WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Come and Enjoy the First Dance of the Season in Cranbrook Hall. BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW - $1.00 COUPLE North Huron Plowman's Association s Don't Miss It: Come to SELS IR SEPT. 211h &28t � Boys and Girls Band - School Parade Special Tractor Club Junior flubslend Oratorical Contest Tug of War - Bingo Rides For Children Many Other Features Plan To Come To The Concert at Night In The Arena 1LotsOof Seating Space Dance In Palace After'