The Brussels Post, 1953-7-15, Page 1Post Publishing House Authorized as seeond oleo mail, Poet Office DePertinent, Ottawa
USSELS Pu
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Wednesday, July 15th, 1953
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$2.00 per year - $2.50 ti.J.
BAND TATTOO
Sponsored by the
Brussels Lions Club Boysand Girls' Band
Under the direction of,A. C, Robinson. London.
Al' VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd
PARADE OF BANDS AT 7.30 P. M.
Programme at Park begins at 8.16 Sharp
PARTICIPATING BANDS
Seaforth Highland Band
21st Anti Tank Regimental Band, Wingham
M itch el I Citizens Band
Brussels Legion Pipe Band
27 C. 0. D. Drum and Bugle Band, London
London Girls' and Boys' Band
GoderIch Girls' Trumpet Band
Brussels Lions Club Boys' and Girls' Band
Admission 50c - Children under 12 Free
DANCE
AT CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM
At 10 o'clock
George Smith and his six piece orchestra
Modern and Old Time Dancing
Refreshment Booth
Admission to Dance 50c
Everybody Cordially Invited
"God Save The Queen"
Come to the Big
SE4FORTH BINGO.
Monday, July 20th
Ay 'faTARTS at 9 P. M.
52000.
'G1ASH PRIZES
MUST BE PAID OUT
Twelve.$50.00 Games
SPECIALS • ,
$100. $1.00. $200.
$1000. JACK POT PRIZE
NO FOOLIN' - IT MUST ALL GO
ADMISSION FOR 12 GAMES
$1.00
EXARA CARDS, SPECIALS AND JACK POT
2,60 2O11 - - 5 FOR 1.00
Sponsored by the Seaforth Memorial Centre
Branch No. 156 of Canadian Legion
and Seaforbh Athletic Assoc.
THE PRESISYTKRIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
Melville Osumi"
Brume%
Minister, Rsv. W. H. T. Fulton
10.00 a m. Sunday &shod
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
or CANADA
ItUalotor. /We. Andrew Ls
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Union Bantam With GM
Pregbyterinn Church.
Church ,34,110o1 0.0100t
Church:et EngIani
Fart* of Illrionslo
Nov. A. Amman an% M. X.
7ith Sunday After Trinity
July 10th, 1053, • • •
St. John's Church, Brueeele--
8.30 a.m. Hey Commwtlon
11 a. tn, Mornii1g PMY0Yr
Sunday School •
St. Davld's Church, Heneryn-
2.00 pan. Holy CommUnion
Sunday &Cheat
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks is given to the
friends rind neighbours who gave
their help In the re -building *f our
barn. Your many acts of neighboerli.
ness were appreciated and will be
remembered, with gratitude.
Edith and George Noble.
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. LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
Two Shows Nightly
Rain sr clear -‘. tirot show at dusk
•
' Note: News and Cartoon at each.
Mum.
Thur. - Fri. July 11, 17
"PARK ROW
Gene 'Gans • Mary Welsh
•
' apt. • Mow. • ' July is - VS
"CAFTA I N • FLOOD"
Errol Flynn 0111.4a De Hay$Iind
Tues., Wed, , July 21 • 22
"LADY EVE"
Barbara Stamwyck Henry Fonda
Thur., Fri. ',July 23 - 24
'WHERE'S CHARLIE (Color)
Ray Bolger Allyn McLarlie
0 .5
St, Georgo's Church, WaSat, Mon. July 2 • 27
lton- /4
"CARSON CITY"
9.30 "11' 1\161111'" Prayer
Randolph Stott Raymond Massey
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NEWLYWEDS HONORED
AT BLUEVALE HALL
•shout 1' anti dance was held in
the Illuo,otie Community Hall, in hon.
or Mr, and Mrs. William Adams
of Brusaels, newlyweds, Mrs, Adams
was Viola Bradshaw. The
prusentation of a purse of money
was made by Glenn Fraser, Miss
Wilma Johnston read an eddrese.
Wilbee's orchestra supplied music
for dancing.
ATTENDS TEACHERS'
CONVENTION
Mr. awl Mrs. Louis D. Thompson
lest week attended the bi-ennial con-
vention of the Canadian Federation
of Music Teachers ADsociations held
at Royal 'York Hotel, Toronto, Over
200 music teachers were present
from every province in Moeda. In-
spiring lectures and musical Prog-
rams, wefe given by outstanding
musicians and educators.
Ephibits of music, and music books
of Canadian Puiblishers were to be
risen.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson went on to
Kingston and had an enjoyable trip
round the Bay of Quinte, also visiting
with the Rev. Maurice and Mrs. Old-
ham at Camden East.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
me W. M.'S. of the United Church
met on Tuesday, July 7th in the
church parlor end was .presided
over by MISS C. Hingston, in the
absence 4.)f the presidmit, Mrs. Lane.
'Phe, Sec. and Treas., reports were
reeeived and adopted. The roll call
was, respcaded to by using The word
"happy", and an offering was
taken in aid of supply work. Mrs.
Dent gave 4a. very interesting temp-
erance reading. Plains to' have a
baby band picnic in August were
discussed iThe date to be announced
Inter. .1 special program on itbe
work of the rural mission.
ariee et large was given bY Was F.1
Buchanan and was assisted by MA.'
L. Nic.hol, Mrs. S. Wheeler, Mrs.
H. Dent and Mrs, W. Bell who told
of the work done by these mission-
arks nt Yorkton. Sask.. Lethbridge, I
Around the Muskoka Lakes and!
Newfoundland. The meeting closed
with Ringing "God Save tete QUeein,
• CROP REPORT , ,
by G. W. Montgomery
July 1etti, 1953.
• Thio past 'week has been the beat
haying weather to date. However, (
haying is only ap,prexitnately one
half completed in the County. Farm -
e,'$ report Whey are having consider-
nble difficulty In curing Mao hay
because of the emtreme dampness
of the ground. All other crops made
rapid growth during theweek,
wheat 1 commencing to turn colour
and although some farmers report
slight rusting the crop on the whole
is above average,
There is still quite a number of
heavy cattle in the County which!
UTE being held by farmers in hopes ,
of higher prices.
CAPITOL LISTOWEL
THEATRE, _
COMMUNITY SHOCKED
BY TRAGIC ACCIDENT RESULTS -
BRUSSELe PUBLIC scilooL
i
Reeidents of 'pis cOmmunity Were , Standing 01' pulpits of BrusDels 11.1b-
shocked and saddened; by the tragic j he School for opendng of School term '
accident which took the life of a Pop- in Stipeember
ular young man' 'of the 'village on Grade 1 --
Tu-sday, Taly 14111, ' . Bryttika, Lorna
Kenneth Coleman, father of three i Hartung, Dorothy
),oluig children, was electrocuted McNeil Donald
antis installing a 20,foot length of Grade II -
pipe '.n a well on the farm of Frank i Boer Mesita de
Waiters Of concession 9,Morrie Tyre. Coleman, Bobbie
The farmer's ,son, Fred Walters, ,i Davidson, Delights
who was assisting Mr. Coleman, was ' Galbraith, Jack
vnas Deviously burned 'about the : Gibson, Lynne
liarials and was rushed ' to Seeforth 1 Henderson, Linda
hospital. . - ' 1 Johnsen, Ruth Anne
The fatal accident occurred when 1 ' Johnson, Linda
the pipe -they were Installing came in i ThoinWm. Archie
rontact with Overhead hydro wires. Warwick, Margaret
Gordon Kreuter of the plumbing i Willson, Gale
firm of Kreuter Bros. of which Mr, ; Grade 111 -
I
Coleman was an employee, was Alcock, Darld
working In the farmliduse cellar at Currie John
.the time. He immediately started I Davidson, Jkxyee
r-rtifleinl respiration, which Ii con- 1 Exel, Annie
tiaoed until the arrivallof Dr. Myers Garniss. .Tames
of Brussels, but with n avail. Higgins. Bobby
He was the second s U of Mr. and Kreuter, David
Mrs. Alpe Colman, A 'ative son, he Myers, Mae
was born and educated bere.He saw McBride, Bobby
Wesenberg, Meryl
Vries, de Sape
McWhirter, Terry
Grade TV -
Bron.son, 'Raymond
Bryana, Carol
Chisholm, Patsy
active S,,,,v4ce in roe
War And since his r
ecand World
rn has been
an energetic member dO Branch 218
of the Canadian Legion. He was a
piper in the recently fdrmed Legion
Pipe Band.
Ken., as he was known to all, will
be missed' In community affairs ia Currie, Barry
which he Was a willing wed enthus- Davidson, Brent
iasete worlser.
He is survived by -his wife, the fer. Kirby, Paul
Trier Elizabeth Bettger of Monktom Martin, Gwendolyn*
and three Childrene Karen, nine; i Martin, Sutan
Bobble, .even and SUSan, five; Mei Wileon, Garry
Parents, end three Imo:titers, Bill of Ellie, Thin
Wawa: Donald, Elmira and Jack 8t 1
halite. i
I
The funeral *orrice, Is to be bed ;
from St. John's. Anglin church on i
Friday July 17th. et 3,M m. Interment I
will take place In lernSee/s cemetery
with military honours.
The heartfelt myrnPoWir a the cit. I
lre community gee!' to the Coleman
family in their tragic bereavement.
BIGGER AWD BETTER
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
• -Plans have stoat/1141one forward
ti make the 1953 -East Huron Fail
Fair more successful • than ewer be- '
fore. Prizes have been doubled in I
practically all classeli.. The prite
lists ere now in hands of the prineers
but there Is time to contribute your
donation. Any member of ,tihe Padt
Board will he pleased to accept it.
ON TOUR WITH
LONDON BAND
Misses Marie Elliott, Jean Thomas
and Marlon HeMlngWay, Bin Martin
and Robert Kennedy of Brussels and
Mimes Tine and Audrey Hackwell,
Doris johnsiton and Herbert Kirkby
of Walton, all members of Brussels
Lions Buys' and Girls' Band are on
tour with the London Boys' and
Girls' Dana.
They are .travelling by chartered bus
giving concerts, under the direction I
through Ontario and Quebec and are
I or bandmaster A. C, Robinson', at
various Places enroute.
2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
REGENT THEATRE
Thur., Fri., Sat. July 16 - 17 - 18
Ever go SPOOK hunting? Well Dean I Seaforth, Ont.
end Jerry do and pity the poor
ghost when Jeery huaitts hint
You'll soeearn - With laughter when
you see Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis
thd Elizabeth Scott In
"SOARED STIFF"
Mon.,' Tuts. July 20 - 21
A great human story - a great ro-
mantic story -- a great &ea story of
the' men end women who took a sus.
p05010 gamble with fate Spencer,
Trace,' Gene Tierney, Van Johncon
in
"PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE"
TUESDAY FOTO-NTTE
OFFER S200.00
2nd OFFER $150.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
Wed., Thur., Fri, July 23 - 24 - 25
"THt STARS ARE SINGING',
Everything a Mualcal should be. In-, COMING -
troductng the hit parade tunes and "A QUEEN IS'CROWNED
LeurItz Melchior.
NOW PLAYING -
Thur. Fri: Sat. -July 15 - 17 111
"CALIFORNIA CONQUEST" '
In Techeloolor
Carnal Wilde Teresa Wright
A fast action Mell•dramil.
4, * *
Mon., Tues., Wed. July 20.21-22
"WORLD IN • HIS ARMS*
In Technicolor
Gregory Peck Ann Blyth
A big settle production, set In the
day of the Barbary Coast.
Thur., Frt., Sat July 23-24-26
"WAIT TIL THE
SUNSHINES NELLIE"
in Technicolor
Daniel Wayne Jean Peters
A heart warming human Interest
drama,
onmomelorm
Grade. V -
Bryant, Patsy -
de Boer,- Jacob
Davidsen, Tack
Exel, Ada
FOlton, Juin
Garniss Murray
Logan, Jimmy
McTaggart Kathryn
Stiles, Allen
Todd ,Roger
Waxman, Teddy
Wesenberg, Joe
Tinneberg., Rochelle
Rutledge. Brian
Rrade VI - •
-Bridge. Harold
Chisholm, Evelyn
Coleman, Karen
Cousins, John
Davidson, Joan
de Boer, Jane
Exel, Eric
Hartung, Percy
Johnson, 'Wayne
MicBrirle, John
Porter Pamela,
Robertson, Carolyn
Stephenson, Elizabeth
Stephenson, Frederick
Warwick. June
Wesenberg. Lawrence
Grade VI; -
Bridge, Allan
Cardiff Frederick
de Boer Klaas,
Hastings, David
Ninon, Dwnin
Imeson, Linda
Jewell, Marybeth
Kitchen, Harvey
Myers, Irene
Stephonson,Wm.
Stiles, Barbara
Woods. Elttyn.e
Grade Vfil -
Bridge, Ben
Devisee, .Arnold
Davison, Merelly,
Ellneott. Helen
Exel, Eyerdena
Kennedy,.David
Lane, Ronald
Leech, Catherine
McQuetrie, Wm.
Milder, Sandra
MyerS, Francis
Miles', Ted
Todd, Linda.
Wilson, Frank
Grade TX -
Edgar, Jiames
Higgins, .Tack
Logan, Douglas
Fulton, Robin.
MrCet Omen, Mergarret
McCutelteen, Robert
McNair, Diane
Shirley
XicTaganri, Dale
Robertson, Pat
StephenTion, Ken.
Thornton. Margaret
Waxen:in, Marlene
Melison Helen
•
ICE C EAM SOCIAL
at Union United Church Grounds
Thursday, July 23rd
I
10 BALL GAME - VARIETY PROGRAMME
Admission 25c - Children under 12 Free....
,Pie and Ice Cream 15c
Sponsored by the W. A. of Union United Church
GARDEN PARTY
WednBsday, July 29th on
Dave Hastings' lawn, Brussels
Supper served from 5,30 to 8 P. M.
Concert to 'follow
ADMISSION 85c Children under 12 - 40c
Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary'
to Canadian Legion
Annual Mid -Summer
Clearance Sale
SI Women's and Misses' Spring Sults in
Gabardine, Pic and Pie, Reg. $32.95 Special $19.96,
9 Women's All Weather Coate In Latest Styles Special 1614.95
110% Off Reg. Price on Women's Spring Coats, 23 Girls
Coat* and Children's. Coat Sete
14 Misaes Crlskay Blouses, size 12 to 20., White, Blue,
Pink and Mauve Special 51.55
14 liAbtses' pink Blouses, SIZE 12 to 20 Special $1.00
150 Women's and Misaes' Summer Dresses Reg. $2.98,
(SpeClal 3 for $5.00) Every Drest Guaranteed, size 12 to 52
1 Rack of Womes's and Misses' Better Dress In Crlskay, •
Cotton Plaid, Spun Rayon, and Sun Dressers with
Boltros, Reg. up to $6.95 Special 165,95,
1 RaeJc of Summer Dresses and Sun Dresses with
Boleros Reg. to 14.95 Special 52.91
52 Better Dresses in Sheer, Nylons, and Cracked Ice (Don't
Mist this Bargain) Out they go, Reg. $14.95 Special $0.98
Women's Work Straw Hats 1St
Women's Cotton Briefs (Inter Lock) Reg. 76e
Small, Med., and Large Spec.al 49c
Women's .Rayon Night Gowns, Med. and Large Special 51.51
25% Oft on All Nylon Blouses over $3.95.
203 pr. of First Quality Nylons'of our Regular Stock
Reg. to $1.60 Special 38c pr.
1 Rack of Children's CrIskay Dresses, Reg. to $4.50 Special 2 for 5.00
1 Rack of odds and ends in Women's and Chltdreit's ,Dresses
and Play Sults, also Cerndle Skirts, out they go at $1.00
Boys Seer Suckers Sport Shirts (Short Sleeves)
6 to 11 years Special 51.69
Men's Rayon Sport Shirts (Short Sleeves) Speclai $1.89
Boys' All -Nylon Sox Reg. $1.00 (Guaranteed 90 days) Special .75o
Men's Wool and Nylon Sockees Reg. 5115 Special 69o'
Men's Shorts and Tope Special 49c:
Men's Gabardine Hats Special $2.49
Men's Fancy Summer Caps 59o,
Men's T Shirts Reg, $2.98 Special 2 for $5.03
Boys Summer Cotton Slacks (Broken lines) Special $1.98
Men's Grey and Blue „Slacks', size 32 to 40
(No Alterations) Special $5.96
Men's Khaki Pants (Pre•Shrunk) Reg. $4.95 Special $3.40
10 pr. Men's Cotton Summer Slacks (Broken Sizes)
Reg. $4.95 Special $2.98
25% (Off on All. Boys!. and Men's Sport Jackets.
It White Shoe Polish Reg..25c .,• Special 15a
60 pr. of Women's Sandals In White, Navy, Red, Green and
Sand;
Reg. 5449 (Broken lines) Special $2498' •
Women's Saddle Shoes in White, with Blue or •
Brown Trim <Special $.9.9E
"
Girls Saddle Shoes, White with .Brown. or •
Blue Trim', Size 11 to 9 Special $2.49
Men's Srown Oxfords (Crepe Soles) Reg:. $7.95 -„`.."' Spaniel 54.915
Boys' Brogue Oxfords' (Crepe Soles) Size 11 to 6
Reg. 64.95 Special 6246
Children's Running Shoes, In Strap or Oefotels (Brown or
Blue) size 8, 9, 10 each 81,49 and 11 to 2 at 111.66
Boys' Heavy Black and White Running Shoes With
(Arch Supports) Reg. $3,98, sizes 1 to 6 ...... Special WA
One table of Children's Shoes, White Oxford, White Boots
and Straps (Worth While Bargains) Special $1.00,
THE ARCADE STORES
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fa
Blyth, Ont. - Brussels, On%
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