The Brussels Post, 1955-06-08, Page 1MORRIS. TOWNSHIP-
CENTENNIAL MEETING
Wrens' Tawnehip 'Centennial .Meet,
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11';'00:!‘tIZ tas beld in ;Meals
Township Hall on tbe shore date,
good number or ratepayers
of the. Township present,
The minutes or the last nnetirg
were read and :adopted on ;notion.
lof Parrott and Stewart prop.,
„ter,
4 letter 'from the- village of Brus.
gels inviting Morris 'Township to
hold the Centennial there was read.
Martin Ora.sby extendod en in•
nitation to hold it in 13elgray.e. A
vote Was taken and the majority
favored having it, In Prussels..
A report was, given by each of the
,chairmen from the School •SectkOna
and from .t,(11:0,se reports it showed
'that there is being a geed deal of
"interest taken in the Centennial
hy the people of the Township.
Ot-,,ITItereZly from hire AAVilebnlIZTimaPeda were
present' and 'spoke on Centennial eel-
ebrationa in their repectine commun.'
hies . •
. There was considerable diseutesion
in regard to what ahould take Pane. . i at the .sehooas,
Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded ,
by Miner Richmond that the Council
be nesponaible.for the financial. end
of looking eater - Sunday -and Mon,
day and that the sehleols he nespon-
dilble for their own day.,
— Carried.
, Anniversary Services
to be held at
Presbyt1e1rai.anni. cohdusrcr.hniC. rantorook
Sunday, June 19th
GUEST SPEAKER —
REV. H. T, COLVIN, B. D,, BRUSSELS, ONT.
Special Music by the choir,
Annual Drumhead Service
Victoria Park Brussels on
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Sunday' June 12th
CANADIAN LEGION B. E. S. L.
GUEST SPEAKER --- MAJ'OR J, J. VALLELY
Area Chaplain, Headquarters W, 0. A,
Veterans will assemble at the Public School Grounds at 1.80
PARADE TO PARK AT 2 P. M.
Everyone is invited to be present,
All Legion Members are requested to a ttend this service.
"God Save the Queen"
GARDEN PARTY
will be held at
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH WAL'TON
Wednesday, June 22nd
Supper served from 5,30 until 8 o'clock
VARIETY PROGRAMME
will be presented by R. C. A. F. Personell
Admission — Adults 85c — Public School Children 35c
Pre-School Children — Free
GA-RD EN PARTY
AND COLD MEAT' SUPPER
Sponsored bythe 'W. A. of Knox United Church Belgrave
will be held in the Church basement
Friday Evening, June 17th
Supper served from 5.30 until 8 o'clock
This will be followed by a Play "Zeke and Daisy"
by Bluevale Presbyterian Church Young People
Admission — Supper and Play — Adults, $1.00
Public School Children 50c — Play •otiry SOc
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Minister! Rev. A. Lane,
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SCHOOL PICNIC
'MO Sunday Schools of St, Johns
Anglian' Brlissels United and Mel-
Ville Presbyterian eliuroheet are hav-
ing a cc/nibbled Picnic on Thursday,
June 30th.
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ENGAGEMENT COMBINED SUNDAY
Mr, and Mrs James Deaner
(=guiles the engageraent oa /their
daughter, Nora Lavain, to Mr, Robert
011arlee Kraemer, son 43`f Mr, and. Mrs,.
Charles Kraemer, Tamlite Marrtage
to, take place June 18th. in St.
Ambit:se ,Church, Brusaels.
C, P. I. 1% BANQUET'WALTON ducking tiler first anniversary as
a group, the :trienibers of ihe 0, On I, MISPlee Band
T. of Melville Presbyterian church The, Iginelen Banal Pat(e14118"
entertained their meta:tens at a 10E3110 with 4yrtIn 280 followed by
Mother-and-Daughter banquet in, tits' the T.4k4'0, Prayer, A. 11913111 ,was then
chnreli parlour on Wednesday nighc, re* 'by Johnny Bann, followed by a
'other 'guests included Rev. and. Mrs, 'reading on "Gardens?' by WS, McCall.
H, T Colvin;. Mrs.. Bernard Thomas, ITYMP.:g$5 -wiaFy then sung followed by
Pim:wale; Mies Bessie Moses; and the; minutes,. Marian Turnbull Is to
Play for the nextmeeting. ,Aiter
classes hymn 99 Was, sang 40114>W0,137
the 13enedlotien.
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W.A.
'line „W, A, of Walton United
Church met on Thursday afternoon
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BANNS ANNOUNCED
The banns of marriage were
announced in the Church or Our
Lady, Guelph, on Sunday, of Marie
Rundg daughter of Mr. and Mre.
Louis Rumig of. Carrick to John L.
Lake only son of Mrs'. Charles Dale
of Brgesels and the late Mr. Lake.
The wedding will take place in
'Guelph on Saturday, June 18the, at 10
o'clock a. in.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
1 the guest speaker, Rein John Stin.
son of Seatorth United Church, A
meal was served by members of the
Young Women's Guild at tables dec.
orated with low bowie of pansies, and
white candles. Each ,setting Included
an attrnetive program with a, history with Men, Love presidin
The anthem for the day was,
"Jesus Loving Shepherd." by 'Rob
Roy Perry.
g. The Meet
of ,the 'aettvitios Of the group during iti,3e)agd'nhgnieii:ledot avnitlIt. 5 hcalerma lpatea7,91,e,rts ,Scripture o. turte
their first year,
,At the OW of the supper Mr, 17, The, secretary's report wasread
aoting es toastmaster, in, ' by Mrs', =B. Johnston also Thank You
troduced tne guests at the head table cards were read. Treasurer's report
and proposed the toast to the Queen. was giVen ;showingbalaace of
The toast to the mothers was• propos. $438.d9 13u1sinese. Don't forget the
.ed by Betty Alcook; and Mrs, Doug- , Garden PartY on Wednesday, June 22,
las Hemingway replied. Mrs. Wm ;` at Walton. Reports from the W.A.
SMith proposed a toast to the dangle Presbytlariel at Exeter. The morning ;
, tem' t9 Which Sheila Black replied. session 'was Oven 'byMrs. G. Mc-
Greetings from the Melville church , TOael'inanoidnatlicli
,the which;
wE•onta very a by Mrs..
Missionary Society were broug ht by Ii
Their preeldent, Miss Moses, and from teresting. 'The meeting closed with
the Maitland ,Presbyterial by Mrs. prayer'
UNITED CHURCH,
Pod's' Expeenetilon was the seamon
subject in the: United Church on Sun-
day morning June 5. God's great hope
his 'have around: Han on earth and..
•in heaven'h St of redeemed child-.
nen in perfect hairnionY with Himself.
This, He lies made knoWn supremely
In jeslus, Christ. Such harmony is lin-
nosainie ,watineut the consrt , of the
huntau.Neart. Have we given our con
sent? If so we may rest assured that
God will flaring us. Into the full atature,
of "'sons of God." The Biblical. Maisie
of the sermon Wa5. Romans 8;19 "The
earnest expectation of the creation,
waiteth for the revealing of the' sons
of God".
Mr. S. Fox„ who autfered a slight i
stroke early this week, is improving.
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Mr, (tee. Thompson, Toronto, vieit-
▪ ed with hial,sisters, Mrs. J. C. Banker
and Mrs. Dodds,
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Mrs. J. C. Backer and Mils. C.
'Dodds are spending a week in i
Wheatley and London.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cedill McKinnon, Tor.
onto visited this week with his, sister
and brother Mrs. A. Aranfstrong and
Menem, McKinnon.
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Me. and Mrs. T. L. McDonald and
Murray visited over the week-end
with his daughter Mrs. HurnPries and
Mr. Rummies, at Port Perry.
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Mr. ,and Mrs. McCurdy Lowry,
and children, Jon and Dom, Toronto,
Were week end vsitors with her
mother, Mrs. M. Spettaan,
Misses 'Eva end Carrie McCracken
left on •Monday for a montfins visit to
the West, via the new train, with
friends in Vancouver, Edmonton,
and Winnipeg.
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Mrs. Peter McArthur and Mrs.
Walter Rose are spending h a month
-with nellatives in NeW Ialskedrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Blinker of Chicago
are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Little,
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The annual 'summer examinations
of the Western Ontario Conservatory
of Music, London, were held on Tues-
day at the home IR Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
'Thompson, Brussels. Twenty fold
candidates presented themselves for
keaminattons, in Plano playing and
Bernard Thomas, A ;vocal trio was DUFFS CHURCH W. M. S.
I contributed by Jean Cardiff, jean The W.M.S. of puffs church met
, Malaria/le and ,Sharen Hemingway. in the church sehool room Thursday.
Joan Wilsonsand Jean Smith sang a'; June 2nd. with Mre. R. McMichael
duet. presiding. Theme Hof thehe meeting Was
Mr. Colvin introduced Mr, Stinslonal Anniversary in Angola. Hymn 239
wh o spent many years as a mission- was used followed by prayer.. Scrip-
ary in China. He told the girds.ture taken from 1 John 3:16-23 follow-
life
at his '
and work among the young
of Mina, who he said compare
'Peon. ed by Tell call and minutes of pre-
to alone meeting also treasurer's re
very favourably- with our Canadian
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,port.Mrts. C. Martin reported bale
youth. He described them as eager value of which was $257.75, had
to learn, easy to get along with, and
beMenrsi.s Wentatsaownary*.a; a frienship poem. Helen Wilson' expressed the
group's 'appreelation of Mr. Stireseli's Mrs. Rae _,Houston and Men Wilbur
'address. Joan Wilson paid a tribute Turnbull ,presentedthe topic. Closing
to the C. G. I. T. leaders, Mrs. Calvin hymn was 239 followed by Prayer.
Kreuter and Mrs. Douglas' HerringHerring;Misses Annie and Phemia Gordon
way; and Elizabeth Pipe thanked the ,have returned home after visiting in
,Oommittee that had planned the
MELVILLE CHURCH .
On Sunday morning last the ser-
mon subject rat Melville church was
First things first. Ben'. Harold •Colvin
stated, in part, that Jesus always
spoke on subjeCts and incidents
which were familiar to his' hearers,
such as the young neat who said to
Jesus, •Master speak to my brother
that he divide the inheritance with
me, In those days it was the onstom
tor a nutn'e inheritance to go to the
'eldest son. This young man Was
covetous. The speaker cited the story
of the rich farmer, whose barns were
filled,, but he was not satisfied, and
said, I will build bigger barns. But
God ealled him a fool because
he was not putting first things first.fred Edgar, Mrs. Mac Cardiff and
Mrs. William Martin. I Mrs. N. Maalta. and daughter with
) Mr. and 1VIrla. L. Halley, Seaforth.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cameron with.
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supper, whiten included Mrs. Winniai
Toronto ever the week-end,
Mr, and Mrs. Graham Sholdice in
The story of the lord who gave Ids
three servants so much money to
;use during his absence. was also I
cited. Sometimes When we give our CRANIRROOK —N Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Fraser.
1$
VAL.'S BEAUTY SHOP
• Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 102x4-,Brussels
Money to God, we are afraid we will t Rev, Brook of Bluevale and Rev.
- On Sunday morning, June 5, the 1 Thloanes exchariged pulpits Sunday vat, get it back. When we give our
money we '''exnect In get 'something regultar morning senvioe was con-1 June 5t. ,
ducted by Dr A F. Howick, Cal- '' ' Barbara Patterisena Stratferd, 'with in return. We' should make use of ' " gary, Reln Howick was accorapani. i Mrs, R. Patterson. what God has entrusted to us for the ,
increase of the Kingdom of Goa. Let • ed by his parents, Woodstock. )
At a joint meeting of the Ethel BRUSSELS MEN'S
us put God before ourselves, but hour and Cranbrook congregations, held in 1,,,, SOFTBALL SCHEDULE often do we put ourselves before God , Knox •Church, Cnanbrook, on Monday .At Home and His interests. If we lay up for
Ourselves treasurers in Heaven, whet ' '"elling' a unaminous call was ex- Londeshoro at Brussels Juue 7" - ' deted by . Dr, A. F. Howicq, Cal Wroxeter at Brussels lune 10 we get to heavier W.e'sball have our ' gary. • Bluevale at Brussels June 15 treasure there, ' A large tent 106 x 30 ft. is being Belgrave at BrUsseas June 24
o choir sang the anthem Elven precured trom ,the Raymond Bros.,
singing, from grades 1 to 10.4i/fr. T.
T1 re
at Brussels. July 6
Stone School at,,,Bnmqi-le June 39
ing and Morning by Sir, Herbert London, Ont.. by the Centennial C. Matto° of London, was thS
Vrasniner. Oakley, ProgrammeCdunnittee In' order to , Wingham at Brussels July 13
, - provide comfort] for guests who Away from Home
wish to enjoy the program. Brussels at Bluevale June 8
CARD OF THANKS ' - Weekdend guests with Mr. and Jkifra. Brdssels at Wingham June 6
L. H.- Gordon included Mrs. James1
Mr. and 1 Brassols at Stone School June To all the kind persons that re. MoCalitim. St. Thomas';
membered me in any way, and visits, men W. an eanKnenny; Mm: and 3,fra.i i Brussels at Winthrop June 20
Mail •and treats while in' Hospital I An Brussels at Belgrave June 21nan Hunter and Joan and Mr.1
and conivalets'cing I wish to say Fred Huuten, ail of Seaforth. 1, , Brussels alt Londsboro June 27
. • ' "Thank you so ranch." To my teach- 1 Brussels at Blyth July 4
y erian er, Mr. Ashton, much an/needed= for BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB FROLIC Brussels at Wroxeter July 8 Melville Preib t '
Moved by Dick Procter, eeconded
by Ken. Taylor that Jas. Michie be
e'hairman for the Centennial. ”
— Carried,
Moved by Jas, Mair, seconded by
Robt, Mollie that Win. Elston ba a
vice obiarma,n.
— Carried,
Moved by Bailie Parrott, second-
ed by Mervin :Richmond that Gee,
Martin be !secretary for the Cern
tenurial.
-- Carried, I
Ralph Shaw was appointed tress- I
urer at 'the former meeting.
The following is a list of the cliff•
erent committees and the chairman I
appointed for 'each '
Publicity end Invitation, Dick
-Procter: , • 4 4
Parade, Milo Casemere:
'Sports, Ken. Taylor.
Program, Walter Shortreed.
- Grounds', T,ownsihip Council. •
Booth end Refreshments, Jas. Mair.
Welcoming, Bailie Parrott.
Decorating, Wm. Peacock.
?eating, Jack Bryans.
Registration, Harvey Johnston,
Finance, Qt. Ccarltes.
A diseuelsilon followed in regard to
having Honorary Chairmen.
Moved by Wm. Elston, seconded
by Ross Duncan that sEjLeton Cardiff
he on honorary chatintlan.
— Carried.
Moved by Dick Procter, seemed.;
,ed by Martin Grasby that Irwin
Ferguson, Judge of the Supreme
Court in Toronto, be an honorary
ehahenan. — Carried.
• Moved by Jas. Phelan, seconded
by Ken, Taylor that George teilbY
be an honorary chainman.
---- Carried.
Moved by Stewart Procter, (sec-
onded by Bailie Parrott that W. T.
Cruikshank also be ,an honorary
clmerman. — Carried.
1 FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 24th, 1955
Entertainment, Games and Dance
Fun for all.
Detailed advertisement tater.
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time and thoughtfulness and goodies
from the class.
BLAYNE WOOD.
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Church
10.00 a. an. Sunday School
11 a, m. Divine Worship
'`The Lord's Vineyard"
NOTICE --
Palace Gardens, Formosa, are now
open for picnics and family gather-
ings. The •gardens are the pedett
plane to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Refresliamenta available at booth. '
Reduced prig for picnics and re-,
union's.
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Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Turn at Armouries on Highway lie
Seatarth, Ont.
Anthem, '""God is Love" by
H, Shelley.
Minister:, Rev. Colvin, B. D.
Organist: L. O. Thompson R. T
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AN EXPERIENCE
it4 TROPICAL LIVING
The meeting adjourned on motion
of Inan. Sholdice and Jas. Clark.
Geo. C. Martin, Sec.
Thurs. t Fri. - Sat. June 9 10 11
Thell,rue'ttAeNcIADCAhurch • "POUR GUNS TO THE BORDER"
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modorn guesf rooms and
studio bedrooms, luxurious-
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Inpwsell.triehi la Iect
Rory CothounPa tatest and best
Western' Story with Coleen Moore
and Walter i3Pentiati
Also
"BROOKLYN GOES TO
PHILADELPHIA"'
A Hilitionetie Short on the same
program •
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday it
"MA AND PA KETTLE
AT WAIKIKI' .1
Percy klibride ' Marjorie Main ,
He's a Pineapple King ,- she's bid ,
Hula Queen and their hilarious a'nte l
• I Ice drive Walk!, wacky.
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iviaiiday,, titesilay and Wednesday
IA 46N1#16t.E,Nt OBSESSION i
(deinel
Jane Wyrriati. 'Reek Hudson' 1
The greatest love Story ever Written
by the author of "The Rohe." ,t
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thogday. Friday and Saturday
"!d'ilEAT DtAMOND .ROPBERY"" •
Red Skelton Clara Williams'
The World's Funniest Man in a l'Iiiiikt
uprearteua comedy. ,.itt
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Thurs. - Fri. june p , 10
"DUEL 1N THE JUNGLE"
(Colors
Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews
Sat. - Mon. June 11 • 13
"IT SHOULD HAPPEN
to YOU"
Judy Holliday, Peter Lawford
Tiled: - Wed. June 14 16
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Alan Lactil, Joan tetael,
Mon. • • -Jilne. ,14,/
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"LUCKY .Mko Thurs. June le 11 OOLIOR , "THE OptoMtottia" •
Aide ittuirtesa, Valerie Ho 'son
Illoodla M.
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Ued. Thad. Julie is ,t
Van kettlIni Ruth Roman,
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Children's 1 11 OH e-e Yg
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Report of Ethel United
Chunah W. 8,
The meeting Was held Wednesday
eyeiting, Jute 1st. at the titanic' of gra'.
A. Henry,' -Malt 19 ladies Preseiltr
The President opened the Meeting
with the 'Cali] Werellip feitoe4
by hymn 239 and Prayer: Scripture
was. read by Mit, P. Stephenson end
paper on Work and Worship''
*as i'dad ty"the ,President. Hynin
392 was, eung. Iddreta was gt*Oil
by Wilma COMOy limed ter
trip to GOderich Where she attended
:Dia Teen. Age Tatineraneia Rally. The
mill call was answered and the
minutes of the last meeting Were read
'and approved. 'Collection was taken
and the meeting Clo-sed' With prayer.
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