The Brussels Post, 1956-08-01, Page 4
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SATURDAY MORNING
SCHOOL RE=UNION
10 a.m. School Open, in your favorite school
house.
6p.m. Ball Game In Belgrave, Belgrave vs Londesboro
8.30 p.m. Ball Game in Brussels, Blyth vs Teeswater
CKNX Barn Dance at Belgrave Community
Centre.
Sunday Evening Band Concert at 8.30 p.m.
in. Victoria Park, Brussels
Special Centennial Mass and Blessing
SUNDAY
10.30 a.m. CKNX Broadcast
11 a.m. Church of your choice
Drumhead and Memorial Service
Parade at -2.30 p.m. - Brussels Coin. Park
Seven Bands Rev. C. Krug, Speaker
Parishioners. of St. Michael's Church, Blyth extend a cordial
invitation to attend the Centennial Mass and Blessing of the
newly erected statue of St. Michael by the 'Most Rev. J. C.
Cody, 1).D„ Bishop of London, in St, Michael's Cemetery,
Morris Twp. on Sunday, August 5th., at 3 p.m.
Parade Commences at 12 O'clock Shaip
AFTERNOON - SPEAKING
Morris Township Old Boys
Goderich Girl's. Trumpet Band
TUG=OF=WAR = North vs. Solith
4 p. m. Stratford Kadettes vs Brussels Girls
OLD TIME MACHINERY DISPLAY
BEAUTY CONTEST
Open to Morris Township Only - Evening Dresses
Prizes $25.00 and $15.00
PRIZES
FLOATS $50.00 536,00. $25.00
BEST CLOWN $5.00 $400 $3.0(1
BEST COMIC COTTLE
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00
BEST DECORATED BICYCLE
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2,00 $1.00
BEST OUP VEHICLE
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00
OLDEST 'VEHICLE TRAVEL,
LING ON OWN .POVVER
$5.00 $1.00 $3.00
LARGEST FAMILY $10.00
OLDEST COUPLE . ". $10.00
PERSON COMING LONGEST
DISTANCE . $10.00
BEST DECORATED STORE OR
RUMNESS PLACE in BRUSSELS
$25.00 $15.00 $10.00 •
BEST YOKE of OXEN $25 $15 $10
EtlinloWlada.arICr..,=MAI.V.t.e.miteda
Monday Night ® Program at Brilissels Victoria Park
The Kansas Farmer (Jack Thynne)
Harvey McGee, North Bay
Miss Doris Johnson, Marimba Soloist
Ausear.....41S..istsbm=moeamffnerirraainewsreozlafle.
Come and Enjoy Yourself and meet your Morris Township Old Boys
wysalaciat...sotrilfflaVerairA
Clark Johnston, Singing Irishman
Lillian Jackson, (Sinclair), Bridgen, Ont.
Instrumentalist
J. Everett Myers, London, Ont., Magician
Fireworks Display 2 Dances
Crystal Palace - Wilbee's Orchestra
• • ad a (31.g /re T it Parade
Town Hall CKNX Ranch Boys
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onday,
Mr. Irwin Ferguson of Toronto, former
.rd
Morrisite, now Supreme Court Judge, will open Modday,afternoon program
at 1.30 in Brussels Park.
- tands, Clowns, Floats
s.
YOUR COMMERCE BRANCH
Keystone
of Main Street
, The towns of Canada are pleasant places.
Our town has a character all its own ...
hut any Canadian feels at home he
There's our bank, for instance . a branch of
,
The don:line:de. You'll find one In most towns.
And there's Our bank manager: He's a
projessiotia/ man. tit's learned frOm many towns
like ours. So he knows how to give the kind
of service that . Omes only with long acejuaintance.
Yes, our Canadian towns are pleasant places and the men and women
at your Coilimerce branch ate good people to know,
The Canadian Bank of Commerce •
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- Western Points
• Wide range of modern accommodations to suit
every budget
• Enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains in
the Coffee Shop. Dining Car service is also provided
• Inquire about the money-
saving Family Fare Plan
• Ticket agents can have
a drive-yourself car
waiting for you on
arrival if you wish
to For reservations and
information see, write
or phone your local
Canadian National
Passenger Agent.
• "1-...4,1k:
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We have so much to pilivet -
This Canada of ours-ts ours to Miley at a price-the price
of nansfontaleitnets,
We cannot take for tjtanted our feeedoth to worship# to8ottt,
to educate our children, of to order our home life as we pjearik
do
All theta freedanit ant. anis only tiki r0 everythin g necessary fa Maintain and defend them,
All honour then to the Ccineidien Soldier the' adit "guardian"guardianof all our free Without men like
oe
the
Canada We love, might cease to
We have so much to prated, Lain 'rig do our parts Without li*uo,,Whatevet way out duty
SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF. IN tHE ARMY
To tre iiiiglide yeti must be 17 ilei'yeiitiaf. age; skilled frodonneii to d5. Whim applying 616664A certificate Or ' ther proof of ago.
Apply away for Fork/ inferetittori *rife or visit the
Areiiy Recruiting Contra nearer! your home.
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GREY TOWNSHIP
Oa Sunday afternoon, July '22iid,
former teacher:', ex.pupils awl re.
sidents rot S. S. No u, Dadker's
School, met at the school. ar...r tat
Memorial, service whion n'aa held at
Ethel. Before itinch was -441
several Selections of bagpipe music
played by some Immh era the
Briissels Lcgion. Band, were Mitch
enjoyed.
Th- following Istl1 11.1' ts
r? WC 1' A MIAS II t
Walter (3. Clare, Markdale; Eliz-
a bah (Mclu'osh) Clare: TRAlie•
Fogel, Nrrth Bay, Herman Vogel,
Hamilton; josh, Atwood, To ron:o:
Amos Atwood, Tees water, James
Pearson, Ethel; Mrs, Isaac lieWl(0011, ,
Brantford; Mrs. James Pest
Ethel; Mr. and Airs, Gordon Mundell ,
and Family, Itinerate; Mrs, Charles 1
Warren, MIne (Cooke) Warren, I
Hampton; P4onald Minihar, Ethel; I
Ken Fife, Margaret (Pearson) Fife, .
Wallaceburg; Miss Dorothy Flood, 1
Mr, ,and. Mrs. Clarence, Ploo,d Strut-
ford; Mrs Margaret (Rose) Cogram, 1
Toronto; Wesley Hanna, Hazel j
(Rose) Hanna, Listowel; James .
Prest, Jean (Turnbull) Prest,
Goderich; Stewart Boyd, Ina, (Tarn.
bull) I3'oyd, Fordwich; Glen Bray,
Evelyn (Parr) Bray, Ethel; Mrs.
Mao (Conley) Jacklin Joseph Jack- 1
tin and daughter, Bluesele; Mrs. I
Mrs. Evelyn (Jacklin) Nichol, Mr i
Weldon Nichol and family, Listowel; 1
Leslie Braddick, Esther (Pollard) 1
Braddick, Vancourver B, C.; Mr.' and 1
Mrs, Ed. Pollard, Brussel; Mrs. Mar- I
garet Miami, Galt; Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Procter, Fort Frances; Mrs, !
Doris (Somers) Wilkins, Lisltowel; i
Marguerite (Cooke) Alexander, God_ I
erich; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright, !
Bluevale; Mrs. Telford Keffer, Ethel; :
Mr. Ed. Sa.cklin, 7Troxete1;- Alex and
Mrs. Pearson and family, Ethel; I
Win, Hollinger, Elizabeth (Lamont) 1
Hollinger, Ethel; Win, Stephenson, !
Maude (Lemont) SIephenison, Bras-
sels; Fred Keffer, Ethel; Norman ,
And Mrs. Stephennan and remits,
Ethel: Mr. and Mrs. George Bohm
and family, Stratford; Mrs. nougat
Tintchinsen, Stratford; Colwell Sueir-
an. Evelyn (Stephenson) Speiran.
Listowel; Mango McFarlane, Laura
(Rayne rd) McFarlane, Blue:vale;
Doris (Baynard) McFarlane, Thomas
McFarlane ; FIth el : Bernice (Parr)
McFarlane; Jean (Cochrane) Miller,
Li stewel; Mr. and yrs. Cameron
Corium n p, Ethel; Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester R a ynard and Family,
Bluevole; Darts (Cochrane) Binning;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keffer and
family, Ethel; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Keffer :aInd 'family, iBluevial 6 ; Mr.
and Mrs. Ian WIlbee, Walton; Mr.
1and Mrs. Cecil Raynialrd and family,
Blitc{vale; MflA Milton Parr; Mr. and
1 Mrs. F. W Porter and Helen, Strat,
I
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bishop.
I Ethel: Charles Meitner and daughter;
Mr. and Mos, Thomas Turnbull,
Brussels; Mr. George Elliott, Sr. i
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. George
I Elliott, Brussels;1 'Mr. and WS,
W. Hoy and family, Ethel; Carl and
Phyllis Lamont, Brantford; Mt, and
Mrs. Cecil Hall and daughter, King-
ston; George Hall, Flint, Mich; Mr.
and Mrs. Win. DobsIon, Ethel; Mr,
. -and Mrs, Elwin Hall and Family,
Atwood; Mr. and Mrs Roy Hall,
Ethel; Stanley Bay, Seaforibh;
Marjorie (Jaciklin) Bray; Cecil
liatemam, Ethel; Ws. Gladys
(Martin) Blyth, Miss Helen Myth,
Gnelph; Mr. and Mrs. Rusted Wilbee,
MI04, George Hachinten, Ethelf
Mr. And Mrs. Ross Stephenson and
family, Ethel; Mr. McGillivary and
family, Woodbridge ; Mrs, Mina
(ElliCott) MeGillivary; Peter Me,
lay, BrentfOrd;I Or Elliott,
Brussels; Boit Bray, Brussels; Mrs,
Annie (Ward) Bray; ma, Lottie
('Ward) MeCittcheon; Ken Wilbee,
Ethel; Wilfred Koffer, Ethel; Mr.
bad Mrs. R, J. MoLiancittlin, Briis,
eels; MISS' Gentle Ross, Brussels Mrs.
Minnie (Lamont) Kreider; Mrs.
Maria Jane Antes Boas, BriiiSsela,
PtrL,C:RAIIF.
Mr and Mat. Herb. Beat and filch-
By and Mrs. E. IpLA, all of Delhi,
visited a fevir clays , lag Week Wttli
Mr. ,and MIS, ROSA 11.01ilitSerl'nd
geitii.
Mit. bave Arintitrong Of Minitlaa,
is tinending a few &Jig, at her ]ionic
here.
Mill. Garner' Predter tik YOrkti be
SaSk,, (spent a fetV davg IAA Week
With Mr, and Mrs. Jellies R. 'Conti.
teat' and faintly
Mr. and 'Attrts. dobnido. itantik .
and family, are spending Tfl two'
I
liverk tiatat til:n to The EAST bout
Weddi *4daY, ,\og l 4 114*. 1050