The Brussels Post, 1953-7-1, Page 1THE BRUSSEL.S POST
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THEA RE USTOWEL
2 shows nightly 7,30 — 9.30 p. m.• Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
1 BRUSSEUS LIONS CLUB
HOLDS SUMMER FROLIC,
The aenuaisummer frolic of the
I Brussels Lions Club began Friday
I evening of last week with a men's
ball gripe at Victoria Park. The
FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 3 — 4 patted° to the park was led by the
A thousand war painted Cress turned the North snows red with Legion Pipe Band, who also reou-
vengeance' and the fate of a continent rode with a Lone Canadian tnibuted a number of soled -
Mountie. A story based on the early days of the Royal Canadian fops at the park 4 There
Mounted Penes. was a stage presentation by The
Rhythmettee and the Great Zioni, a
magician. Dingo' and other games
and dancing also presided entertain.
meat.
MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY JULY 6 - 7. - 8
Saturday
3 Showings Nightly 6.45 —,8.15 continued with — 9.45 P. m. after
t.on the frolic
the Clown Band
"PONY SOLDIER"
with Tyronne Power — Penny Edwards.
No Advance In Prices.
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15 CROWNED'
NOTE: FO1 MITE discontinued for this week only.
Band ' Concert
At Victoria Park, Brussels
SUNDAY. JULY 6th
at 9.15 p. M.
Silver Collection
Averybody Welcome
FLOOD -LIGHT FOOTBALL.
GAME
Brussels vs Winthrop
At Victoria Park on
MONDAY, JULY 6th
At 9 p. m.
1. 0. 0. F DECORATION
SERVICE
The Western Star Lodge I. 0. C
F., No. 116 are holding their annual
Decoration Service at the Bruosels
Otm4terp on Sunday, July 6th, Bras
sets Lions Club Boys' ' and Girls'
Band and the Legion Pipe Band will
be in attendance. Parade to start
from ono mile south of Brussels at.
2.30 le In.
THE PRESBYTERIAN ..
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Cburei
Brussels
Minister, Rev. 1N, H. T. Fulton
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OR DANApA-
aMinister, Rev AmIrMe.,411.1
Morning Worehtp--'l* O'clock
Church ,School 1.0 o'clock
tee•....
Church of England'
Parish of Snsplele
MI5 A. tonna* Inii.' M. A.
5th $uaday After 'Trinity •
July 0thy 1956
$t. John's Church, Brussels -
11 a, m. Holy Communion
Sunday Soltool
St, David's Church Henfryn—
2,00 p. in. Holy Cemmun1on.
Sunday $oi100l
St. George's Church, Walton--
9,80 a. m, 1 -Poly c ommunloii'
ofteigigegegeisionermingreammis
pentormiug downtown, featuring
kiddies ctmedy specialties, In the
evening the Lions Boys and Girls
Band, the Clown Band and the
• MEETING OF 0, R. M. T. A.
On Fridoy haat the annual meet
in of Tluron County branch of the
Ontario Registered Muslc Teaeeerat'
Association was held at the Corm-
m.ercial Hotel Qlili, Clinton. Atter a
very enjoyable luncheon. Mr. Regi-
nald Bedford of Hamilton, examiat
Ing In tis dietriot for the Tor -
into Coeserviatorq of (eine;, gave
a very practical tack to the teacher.+,
on the 'tenehing of music prepar-
ding miens for examinationka alto
other musical topics. A 'vote M
thanks wall (tendered to Mr, Bedford.
Presentationis were made to Mrs,
Alice Brce:ters, who is moving ti.
Toronto, in the Fall, also to Mita
Eileen 4Hddon of Clinton, who is tc
be married very eh'ortly,
The same slate of officer), were
elected for the ensuing year.
Legion Pipe Band paraded to the I Expressions of . regreat were vole -
park. A girls ball game was follow • i ed, in the loss of two of our valuable
ed by •the stage show, bingo, games ;• mode teachers.
and dancing Fun for the kiddies
•
included a merry-go-round, 5is'h pond
and pony rides. MELVILLE CHURCH 4
Lucky bottlers of the bicycle tickets- The sacrament of the Lord's. Sup
given Ere.. to all children on the '; per was held on 'Sundpymorning at
grounds were 'Audrey Wheeler I Melville Presbyterian Church, when
datugblter of Mr. and Mrs. hack et large rengregation was present.
Wheeler •end Raymond Bronson, son a Rev. Mr. Fulton 9poike from Luke2 • '
1 of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bronson. Wt I 11, _with desire. I have desired to I
ners of the television sets wiere tC i eat this Pa's'sover with' you 1n I
Whitmore, Blyth, and Ross Bennett, I our daily lives we should as mem- 1
Walton. Miss Elaine Wood reeelV^d 1 bars be an example to others, and ,
the 'Pip Top Tailor suit andeMies' know the great me'a'ning of the sad.
Joan Ste. Marie the Cambridge suet. I nament. Au anthem was rendered
The electric tea kettle went to I by the Choir, the solo part taken by
L. Ken (address not given) and Wen King several new members
i
B. McMillan of Owen Sound. I jointed the e'burab.
Lion President Harvey Jrohnsta•e,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS • at the close at the erotic spoke oriel-
Tendere will be received for con•
°trusting and repairing the Smt••n I
and Pease Drain- in Morris Townefelp
by this undersigned up until 2 y. M.
July 6, 1953.
The Smith Drain consists of open i PEOPLE W F' KNOW
drain and the Pease Drain consists f
o1 partly open and party tile drain. !
All work must he done according to
the Engineer's specification, Plane,
profiles and specifications may be '
seen at the Clerk's office.
A certified cheque for ten per
cent of the contract price must ac- I
company each tender. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily emoted. 1
Gen. C. Martin, Clerk,
;.Morris Twp.
GREY TWP. AREA TRUSTEES
ly thanking all those who had ab SPONSOR TORONTO TROP,
tended and all who raped A,
make the frolic a success.
* * *
The Qr ey Township School Ares
• Board sponsored a bus trip to Tor-
onto tor the teachers and entrance
pupils on Friday. Kenneth Mc-
Farlane, chairman of the board, and
John Conley 'also a member accent
parried them.
Mr. D. M. hIacTavish is enjoyie;
• a week cl the lake.
• * * CARD OF THANKS.
Mr: Waltter Williamson had the We With to"' offer our grateful
misfortune to fall and break bis thanks de. our neighbours aid I
arm. friends for their help to rebuild out a
* * * barn. The friendly spirit and marl I
Mrs. Albert Willis from the west acts of kindness will ?,lwaya •b,. I
is a visitor with her sister Mrs. remembered.
WEDDING
'CARDDIFF-"STEWART
J(IN0AliDINE — Before en altar
arnangements of summer flowers 1
in Olathe United Ohurch, Audrey 1
Bllzabeth Stewart, daughter of Me
and Mrs. Albeit Stewart, ICinear
dine Township, became the bride
of John Nelson Cardiff, son of Mr.
and - Mrs. Albert Cardiff, Molee-
worth, The Rev. F. G. Purchase et.
fioiated for the double ring cert.
pony. Mies Doris Bonnett, Tiver•
ton, played the wedding miens. Miss
Jean Oardtiff, of Landon, sister of
the broom Bang,
Given in marriage by ber fa.
ther, tete bride was lovely in Boor -
laugh guwn of white nylon net
over taffetta with short Chantil'v
lace jacket, hie% yelling collar and
fingenOtip well banded with Clte.n-
tdily lace and held in place by
eonenet or pearls and rhinestone.
She wore lily point mittens and
carried American Beauty roses.
Miss Catherine Stewart, sister at
the bride, was maid of honour to
pastel blue and Miss Kathleen
Ford, of Gerrie, bridesmaid. was
in daffodil yellow, both identica2ly
syled in nylon net aver taffeta
with 'Charstilly lane jackets. They
and Jerry Cardiff ushered.
James Cardiff was his bsother's
groomsma , and Gordon Stewart 1
and Jerry ushered.
At the •reception in the church
parlors, the bride's mother work
i black silk crus with etnbroidere 1
bodice and .black. and white e • I
cessories witb corsage of A nerican
Beauty roses. The groom's mother
1
waw attired in blue erepe with
French lace and aocessaries in i
black and white and wore a cot 1
sage of Ophelia roses.
Fotlowing their wedding trip M'•
and Mrs Cardiff will reside iu Mole, I
worth.
1 W. Parr.
Rain er clear — first show at dusk
Note: News and Cartoon at each I
Miss Jr an Mo.4nter of Waterloo
speit the week -end at her home In
Morris Twp.
* * *
Mr. and Mns. Oldfield, Dundalk,
were weeloend guests at the home of
Mr. WW1 Mrs. M. C. Oldfield,
Miss Edith Marks is oenfined to
her bedt 1 home with inflate- I
*NOTICEThe Aneual Memorial Service tor Ithe Elena Centre Cemetery•will paChurch as guest speaker.LLASHMARDRIVE-IN THEATRELISTOWEL, ONTARIOTwo Shows Nightly thildren of Toronto spent the week
Es
•ter
Oratory rheumatism, at present.
1 •
CARD OF THANKS
1 take this opportunity to thank
my telati' es, friends and neighbours
Dolly and Gordon Wilkinson. I
CARD OF THANKS
i would like to express my thanks 1
to all those who sent me cards,
teats and flowers and to those woo I
visited me daring my recent illness. I
Special tiamke to the Ladies' Aux I
Canediar. Legion No. 2.t8, also to
Mrs. 11. Coureheene.
• Elizabeth Wintle,
with Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Switzer. who by cards. letters, flowers and
* * h visits con' eyed their sympathy due 1
Dr, Donald McRae, Mrs. McRae big the recent illness and subsequent
show. • and baby daughter, are holidaying• death of my dear husband. Such I
with his mother Mrs, T. T. lgcRp kindly nets will never be forgotten. I
* * lits Walter Httggnn
r.
"MV FRIEND FLICKA" I
(Technicolor) I home for the week -end • with her THE ROOSEVELT HEIRESS
Roddy McDowell Preston Foster I parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Jewell. AND THE BARBER'S SON I
k
In the American Weekly with this I
Thur. Fl July 2 - 8
Miss ,Tan Jewell, Toronto, res
"CORNATIO.N OF QUEEN
ELIZABETH'
In Color fly . -
• 20t4 Century Fox
Friday and Saturday , July 3 end 4
'This flim Shown In addition to
regular features en these dates.
Sat. - Mon July 4 - 5
"ROOM FOR ONE MORE"
Cary Grant Betsy Drake
Tues. r Wed. July 7 - $
',SIVA' ZAPATA"
Marlon •Brando' Jean Peters
Anthony Quinn
Thurs. - Fri. July 0 . Id
"CHICAGO DEADLINE"
Alan Ladd Donna Reed
Sat.. Mon. July 11.19
"SHE'S WORKING HER
WAY THROUGH •COLLEQE'a
(Techntooler)
Virginia Mayo Gene Nelsen
Misses Headier and Barbara Allen
Louden, were weak -end visitors with Sunday's (July 5) Issue Detroit Sum i
their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. 13,1 day Tintee, reed a great American d
Allen. tome story — the story of Sara I
* * *• Delano Roosevelt, the granddaughter •
Mos. B. J. McDougialt and Wight- of the tate President, and Tony di i
ere Laurel, 'Eleanor ` and Caroline BoIiaentuia, .sour of au immigrant 1
,pont the weekend With Charles New York barber! Read it in Tnh
•
Penfound .Ameritca i Weekly with Sunday's,
* * * Detroit Times' f
Miss Simile Porter and Miss Rube I
Campbell, Toronto. spent the week E���fT'T'1IEATRE
end with the former's another, hire. a I
W, Porter.
k * *
Robert Kennedy, elder son of
Mr. and bit's, It. W. Kennedy, was
awarded the silver medal in his
Clarinet otaas at the Waterloo Baird
Pesthival on Setitrrday. Robert with
36 manta, was second in a claws of 20
contestants Itis younger brother
David, 11 yeAms, received 79+e
tnarlre in i refer 16, a1.to eaxo'plboee
pease,
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BORN •
In Winghnm General Hospital oa
June 30th to Mr, and Vire. Jack
Msm'ray R.ess ot'Prest6n n daughter,
COUSINS - VAN VLIET
The attar at Duff's United Chum
Walton. was adorned with eeouies i
shading from white to a deep rose ;
on June 1;th, when Rev. M. Thomas r
officiated at the ceremony. lnittu,
in marriage Pieternelta Van Vliet
and Charles Lawrie Cousins. Mrs;
Harvey Brown accompanied alms j
Betty Cat.ains singing "I'11 Walk '
Beside You" and "Because".
The br,de Who was given in mea
riage by her father. Mie Jan Vaa
Vliet, wore a gown of white nylon
tulle over satin, the tulle havi se
inserts of lace. Her lace jacket
featured a jewelled Peter -pan colli'
and long lily -point sleeves. It.,r
fingertip veil was held in place wit:i 1
n jeweils*'i crown. She carried a t
bouquet or white clu•vsantlten,uaty
and 117.
Missy C':mrie Van Vliet, maid of
honor, bore a gown: of Champagne;
nylon ne' aver taffeta with a date'•
trimmed i.eplum. Site carried a hem ,
quet of ucnuve ohtysantbemums.
Miss Jenny Van Vilet, bridesmaid, I
wore a gown of Nile green net over 1
taffeta with identioal trimmed
peplum. Tier bouquet was an ar• I
rangement of yellow Pom-nstme.
Little Miss Nellie Baan, dressed in
pink taffetta, carrying a noaegiV
of pink and blue chrysanthemums, 1
was flower girl. •
Mr. George B, Ooueins was his
brother's beet man. Mr. Jan. Van
Vilet, brother of the bride, and
Mr. Ivan Campbell ushered
The wedding breakfast was ear. 1
ved in the church parlors to guests I
.from Richmond Hill, Aurora, Wood
e bridge, MBvertoe, Toronto, Brod
ea�ortla Ont. ford' Walton and Bru*eeis,
a
, ''Mlle bride's mother received iii o
NOW PLAYING —
Jury 2.9-4
"LIMELIGHT"
Fist show starts at 7 p. m.
Charles Chaplin Claire Bloom
Charles Chapiln, greatest comedian
of them all as the courageous muelc
hall clown plays the first years of
Me carter. There is hilarious eom
'edy and brtilant dancing In ofl6
great film.
COMING —
',BOOTS MALOSE'+
gown of navy nylon sheer wearing
e corsage of yellow roseb'eds. She
was w'seisted by the groom's mother
who wore a gown of frosted blue.
Lace -trimmed crepe with n rnreae'
of pink rosebuds.
Following the wedding. bt•eakfas` ,
the gneseti gathered at trate bride's
home to ',view the gime end to chow
er the Smiley oonele with confetti
and good wishes as they lett on time
• trill to northern centres. The bridr
donned s. charcoal taffeta drear,
striped with white With it, she
were red and white aceessorles and
-a corsage of deep red earnationte
Come with your friends to the
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AT THE COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CENTRE
FRIDAY, JULY 3rd at 9 P. M.
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HERE'S WHAT YOU PLAY FOR
12 GAMES FOR $50,Gti EACH
s: SPECIALS *
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EVERY DOLLAR MUST BE PAID OUT
ADMISSION
FOR 12 GAMES ¢1.00
i.XTRA CARDS 0 SPEOLALS eye.. or 5 tor 1.00
FREE DANCE
TO OBLEBRAITE THE INISTALLATIOaN OF THE
NFIW POLISHED TRAY -BOCK FLOOR
ENJOY THE BINGO — HAVE A DANCE
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