The Brussels Post, 1957-07-31, Page 1Superior Mar t
Diamond
Digest
(By D. R, K.)
proppets .Takes ppoOle.He4clo.r
0o • ,Nly 24; The Brussels
and Senior Ctrl Softball teetalle
played .4 deablaheader in re'ros;.1
The .ronior' 'team won by close
score of Ka'tlhryne afeTage
Bart wne pitching and Edith Davis
wax catching for 'Brussels. end M.
Brown was pitching and Al. Reedy-1
bough was OetChleg for Fergus,
The Brussels .team seared their.
nine in somas, bagging 5 in the
is:, 6 ie .the 3rd, and 4 in the ,r,tai•:.
'making a running score of 15,
The Fergus team ilroved more
steady -in their scoring getting 2 in
the 1st 3 in, the 2nd, 1 in 'the 3rd,
2 in the 4th, 4 in the 5th. and 2 in
the 7th,
The biggest threat to the Brussels
lead came in the 7th and final inning
Pargue gained 2 runs eutfireg the
lead to 1 (run. Unable to get the
tying run they were left with a man
on 2nd and 3rd.
After the Junior game the Inter-
mediates played a More decesive 1e
airtight game. The many 'errors of
the Fergus players, proved to be
their downfall.
The hatteriee for Brussels were
Smith, pitching 'and Willis catching;
Fergus, Field pitching, Widmeyer
catching. The big guns for Brussels I
Were N. Stephenson with '5 runs at
6 bats, and S Black with 4 runs out
loll 6 times at bat,
Louise 'Smith's ateady pitching
was a game-winning factor for the
Brussels. team, Final score 14-2, in
favour of Bruaelels.,
Brussels and Fergus Split
Return Double Header
seARD OF 'HANKS
family cx
;Kees their isinicereth wish t ankeando alp-
; precciation to their kind friends and
neighbours far ,their farewell party,
l e good wishes, and gifts.
The McBride
feu wit.' lind other values Just as greet its thesis at
THE RUTLEDGE GROCERY
Not. Just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year ,
Phone 7 We Deliver
LOCAL JEWELLER
RECEIVES DEGREE PEUPLL Wa KNOW
`The Board of Governors of the.
Comedian Jewellers Institute
Annette:Wes thalt W. Ga Leaeh.4
Brussels Jow'eller, isuccessfully 4
keompleted the final examinaltione
of the Retal jewellene' Training
Colurse held on May 257th. of this
year. He is now entitled to use
the degree of "G J" (Graduate of
the Canadian Jewellers Inetkitute).
Arneagong, Toronto,
her sister, Mrs. P.
VAL'S BEAUTY ant/PPE
Cutting Styling ColdWavIng
A Specialty
krone 40X Brussels
THE PRE'ililY I
IN CANADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Outdoor Servieecommeneee at S p.m.
with Mr. Thompeon speaking.
We Welcome Yore To Our Services
*
Knox Church, ETHEL
Mlnieter: Mt. C. L. Thomplon
Morning Worship 9.46
S. ,School & Bible Class la A. M. A
We ,akre TOLD to ,tell; we areFOUND,
to tine; we are SA!' DD , to reach
others.
P. S. Beth Churces closed on
* * *
Mre. Rain Simpson, Vancouver,
is 'visiting her sister--inalaw, Mrs.
Rabt, Scott.
llstei Jean
es, a guest of
Megtenis.
*
The many friends of Mrs. lie
Plum are happy to knew that she
khaa been able to -return home after
several months illness.
* * *
- Herold S. end Mrs, Marshall and
'Miss Jespie Elliott of Stratford
end Miss D. MacLeod , Lucknow
.were the gnests of Wm. Moses
* * *
Mrs. E. J. Simpson, of Vancouver;
R. C. has been visiting with. Mrs.
:Jean, Scott. Brulesels. She intende
spangling the lemmmer here visiting
relatives and friends. -
*
Gordan 'and Kenneth Rutledge
have neturned blame after a week's
holiday with their uncle and aunt.
,
JaOk and Cleo Rutledge, Port
Huron, Mich.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. McCutcheon
of Berwick, Pa., are visiting With
Sohn and Mrs, Clark. 5th line of
Morris.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Louie D. Thompson
returned this week from Goderich,
where they ihreve spent the past,
month at a summer cottage.
* *
Mlle.. Amy Slier and Margaret
spent a week visiting with Mr. and
TDjs. Ross Prager lot Cleefelland,
Ohio The trip was made by plane.
SUmbeys hilt & 1841 Aug,
CoNT'ACTS FAiveLY
FROM BAFFIN ISLAND.
Douglas Leakch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W, G. Leaca. Brussels, who 1g
doling aerial survey work for the
Telotogeaphic Aerial Survey Celle,
on Bdffin teland, has been in cone
mueication with his family via radio
and telephone.
centadta„ a, Gbderich friend,
Fred Bisset, Who operates a Ham
Station, who in turn gets in teach
with the Leach tamiler by tele-
phone and they are thu`s able to
zonvel4e 'with their son.
Doug reports that it was 20
below zero when 'hie arrived there
early in May, and that there is a
'greet deal of ice at all 'times. The
weaeher ie extremely variable with
temperatures aanging from 6o to 70
degrees to below freezing at the
pre.qeint time. 7
, —
i CARD OF THANKS
II W5 want to thank the friends
i and neiglebbuts for ,their help and
1 many kind creedg at the time Of
the fire.
a Was all very intieh acne.
elated,
I Clark Jahn and Mrs.
IN MEMORIAM
— AUTO
— WINDSTORM
— LIABILITY
— BONDS
-- FIRE
— PERSONAL PROPERTY
B4,IRGLARY
TELEVISION FLOATER
$4.01 per year 4240 M 116. Pujiai$14ing House Post sa 4,41, AO. poet ditioiDspanaaait, Pear,* Wednesday, July 31s
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GARRY OAT FIELD CROP
OOMPETITION tiatielaTS
SPECIAL OUTDOOR SERVICE,
en the lawns at KNOX CHURCH, ORANBFIQOK.
SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST' 4th, 1957 et S P. M. (SHARP)
SPEAKER: MR. CECIL, L. THOMPSQN
MOM This week will feature Solos, Mixed Quartette and fififefi
Qranbrook Junior Choir
Drive up and sit, in your e'er for this service
You'll enjoy singing the ohatinte fayouiete lareine
led by air. Thompson alai hi,, Marko accordion
P. S. Service in Knox Camel) if weather uritmikourable
Annual Mid-Summer
Cleara ce
Tilly's Peanut. Butter 16 oz. jar • 31c
Sweet Fruit Pineapple Tidbits
20 oz. • 28c
Donald Duck Orangep Juice 48 oz. 31c
S[unblest Peas 15 oz.` • • ••...... 2 for 23c
MOMM.011.101,41.1114M . , • , $
pligNs FOPT BA
ip,LAY.OFF .6.0HP.P.Y.14
•SN'intbro. ,lurid Sit, Celitaillean are
lied or first pleee with 24, 90101,
"to. .4.0chle etendino 'they. .flipped
coin t ie .reekele of watch is St, COI,
'umbun,. in first 'plate and: Winthrop.
.in second place,
• Three teams, .Brussels, Olfziemi
And weiltom who Aro tied. with
le Pointe apiece ,are playing a round •
'robin home stud lionw gages, •
Schedule
Wed., July ee Walton et Clinton
Fri„ .Aug 2 — Clinton. at Brussels
(.under Vette)
Fri., Aug, 9 — Clinton at Walton
Mon Aug, Brussels alt .01inton
Wed„ Aug. 14 — Walton at Brussels
(lin(ear. light')
These teams are not getting the
sunport they deserve. The crowds
attending the games 'a:re dISSaPellit'
inly small. The boys play good foot-
ball and merit your support. Attend,
these games and enjoy yourself. ,
1 eel Monday or rude week Mr.
k Norwell Selailidt of MildlletY judged
fields of Gerry Cate, in the 09111'
petition: sPousored by the l.asatIturon
$10.0104y, 'Mere were
eighteen eontestantie a.sel the fields
were placed in 'the following order:
; Win. Derails -- Walton
Leslie Boat, — Belgrave
, Norman, Hoover Bruiesolt,,
.Lames Bowman — lernesele
Wilbur Turnbull Brussels
Dennis leangridge
James Smith — Brussels
Andrew Turnbull — Brussels
Clarence 'ruin Bru's'sels
Wm. Petrie — Brussels
Win. Turnhell Brussele
Hugh -Pearl cm Brussegas
,„ Wilfred Shertreed — Walton
jaeoes Armetrong — Brussels
Graham Work — Bruiseek
Douglas Hemingway — BrueseIg
Geo. Menzies — Brussels
Clifford Bray — Brussels
SALE CONTINUES
Drastic Reduction on ail Summer Merchandise 1p the Store
including Men's. Women's and Children's Wear
REDUCTIONS 15 to 50% off on the DOLLAR •
No Alterations, No Returns, No Lay Aways and NO CHARON
ALL SALES FINAL
5% Discount Sales Slips will 'be discontinued during this, SAN
T h
Arcade Stores
BRUSSELS. Ont. BLYTH,
FIRE DESTROYS
MORRIS JWP. BARN
The barn end a shed on 'the farm t
Hot Jack Clark, fifth line of Morris,
were destroyed by fire of unknown(
origin in an early Mummy morn-a
ing blaze last week,
The barn 60x60. feet, and the shed
were levelled in, an hour.
The sealsen's crop of hay and a l
number of chickens, were lost.
Neighboure rushed, to the aseisa 0
awe lot Mr, Clark and sateceded in(
'dragging to safety a threshing,
machine, tractor. 'and baying tequila
meat and to rescue livestock from
the blazing barn, Loss, is estimated
'at el0,500.
Brueeels 'volunteer fire brigade
and Winghem rural fire depaettnent
an the fire alarm but the
conflagration had gained too much
headway before' it was discovered
and they were unable to save the
buildings. Me farm home was not
endangered. ,
It was reported tee tire 'Ives dis-
covered 'by Mr. (Mark when he in
aestigated an illumination he
thought was the yard, lights and
found it came from the flames. ,
Mr. Clark plans to iebuild the i
• barn.
A return double header, Brussels
vs Fergus in. Brussels Monday last
Was split with, the juniors losing
.and the Intermediates winning,
The Junior game was a close,
14allfaught lbattle wall the final
scare of 9 to 7. K. MeTaggart pitched
andtiher gefod game with E. Davis
catcaing. For Fergus it was D, Foton
pied-ling and M, Readyhough catching
Tha heavy hitting of Fergus was
their biggest aseet along with the
steady pitching of D. lemon,
The big hitters tor Fergus were'
Warmingham with 3 runs and
M. Readyhough with 2 runs, 1 home
run, For Brussels 'the biggest score
getters were M. Meehan and E. Davis
with 2 rims each
'lathe second game the tables were
(Continued on beak page)
FRESH EVERY DAY ii
FRESHNESS GUARANTEED
so. a a.a
GREW A R 9 S
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, , 4
e UNITED CHURCH
'1)ye or Cloth" was the subject
k of the sermon in the United Churob.
ore Sunday morning, Many people in i
, this generatioa. are willing 'to allow ,
other people eo do their 'thinking
Toi• them. This may be acceptable ,.
so :long as it remains on the 'super-0
eicial level of the 'fashion for 4
.clothes and the paeticulem brand of
cosmetics to he :used.' Bat' it can be
. decidedly detrimental 'to a eom-'t
inanity or nation, lif only a few are
allewed establisa the standards
'of living and thinking.
It seems that edalety may be,
raugaly devOdeld into two groans, dye t
t or cloth. The dye is tire active Me-,
.meat whica, transforMe the cloth
.Ohnistiane are celled to be a good
elae in soeiety, molding it for the
better.
The s'ola "Consecration," by Hay
ergaal and Jade was sung by Miss
Isabel Dennis during -the service.
1
If You Have FRUITS aped VEG,ETABLES To put Into
Your LOCKER or HOME FREEZER we sugiest
that you package them In
Round Sealright
(Quart and Pint Sizes)
Redi-Freeze Locker Cartons
(Plastic. Bag Fits Inside a Square Carton — Six Serving SIze)
REFILL SAGS for REDI'-FREEZE STYLE CARTON
For Wraipping MEAT, FISH or POULTRY We Have Heavy,
Waxed Locker Paper (24x36Y
Get Your Packaging Supplies Now While Our Stools Is Good
R. B. COUSINS LTD.
Brussels, Ontario
LLASHMAR.
DRIVE-111 THEATRE
LISTOWEL
PROCLAMATION
At the request of a number of citizens I herebY
proclaim
Monday, August 5th, 1957
A Public Holiday
For The Village of Brussels
I hereby call upon all good citizens to observe the same.
in accordance with slurrounding municipalities,
G. E. McCutcheon, Reeve
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.I.
Organist — Donald Dunbar
Divine Worsihip 11 A.
4 ' Union'Seevice at Melville
Piresbyterien Cburcat
S
Thee*, Fri, Aug. 2
"RUN FOR THE SUN"
Cinemapcope! Co
Richard Widenark, Jane
ec4rloreel r — In loving memory,
of 41 dear busbend wiho passed ;
'mai/ 3 years ago, 29th July.
'three years have passed since that Aug. 3 , The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Breven B.A;
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
Union Services` in. the
Presbyterian Chute&
during August
sad day
I, sat
B.D. The one I ,laved was called away.
Sunshine paggeK ,shadows fall,
Love's remeinhratike outlasts all.
ItIver remembered by his loving .
Wife, Magigtei•
Only
boubit reature
'FORT YUMA"
(Color)
Dana Clark . Peter Groesas
"HOT CARS"
John Bromfield, Joi Lansing
..•=1"
Sunday Mid-Nateand Monday
Aug. 4 - s ,Nite
"A,TTACK"
Jack lealanoe, Eddie Albert
Anglican Church
or ortriAoA
Parish 0?
its* Ph d L ..iininift L. L T. Riotor
johoit. Church, Bouilets
A. M. Miltking
P, M, diotigregadolvia blither,
Ito bavii0d dhutch, katitryti
6.85 A. M. *Obis
ihittaio &tail •
insurance Agent
Brussels, Ont.
hour
Phone 41-
Is a breezy Weekly
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STEEL tdttA ,
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Tues. We'd. Aug:, day August 'lied, 1967, for steel
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Cartoon ot h7aclu Performance Ii eNtoiriiip of 01,04'.
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