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The Brussels Post, 1953-8-5, Page 1THE BRUSSELS 'POST Post Publishing House Authorized as second class matt, Poet Office Department, Ottawa M' OK To The Futur.y Get out an Mon., This advertisement ug. l sponsored as a public service by the Goderich Junior Chamber of Commerce For transpc'rtation to -polling booth - Phone : Conservative 68xr2 - Liberal 51 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT The eugagement is., announced of Jean Frances, youager daughter of Mrs. Wilton, Brussels, Ont., and the late Mr, Joseph Wilton to Mr. George Lawrence (Pete) Dobson, Wroxeter, Ont., younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Quest Dobson, Ethel, Ont, The mar- riage will Rake place the latter part of August. BAND CONCERT At Victoria Park, Brussels on SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th at 8.16 p. m. Silver Collection Everybody Welcome THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Melville Murals Brussels Minister, Rev. W. H. T. Fulton 10 a. m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Service Preacher for August Rev. .Andrew Lane. • United Church OF CANADA IYhslatar, Rev. Andrew Lane Morning Worship -11 O'clock 'Union Services. during August With our Presbyterian broth• rens in Melville CAmroh., '14teme for Sun,, Aug. 9t0i "Pillars :of Our Faith" Ch.rchef England Parish of Bnatssla Rev. A.•Nwt$ae stn., M. A. 10th Sunday After Trinity Auguist 911h, 1x88. Bt. John's Church, Bruseele-- 11 a. M. Morning Prayer Sunday school St. David's Church, Heniryii- 2.90 p. m. Evening Prayer Sunday School tit. George's Church, Walton-= 0.30 a, m, Morning Prayer Innnuenannialannnagoneremom UNION CHURCH SERVICES On Sunday morning Rev, Andrew Lane took charge of the united ser- vice in Melville Church and preached from `John, Chap,17,verce 3, "Thin is Ilfe to know thee, the only True God and JJesus Christ whom Thou hast sett "Rev. Lane stated thtat to sone life means a continual round of pleasure, to others, life is lived only i through the physical senses. But we must have a spiritual experience. We begin to live only as we know God, through Jesus Christ, whom He sent into the world. Mr. Lane spoke at length on know- ledge, love and good -will. (the, will to do good). Graeme A[cDonald was the soloist, and sang the well known solo, "The Lost Chord," Mr. Louis D. Thompson presided again at the organ, after a month's holiday, LLASHMAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONTARIORain or clear - Brat show at dusk Two Shows Nightly Note: News and Cartoon at each show. Thur. • Frl. Aug. 8 - 7 "YOUR MY EVERYTHING" Tech. Dan Dailey Ann Baxter Sat. • Mon. Aug. 8 • 10 "RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN 8EA8" (Teohnlcotor) - John Payne Donna Reed Tues. • Wed. August 11 - 121 "LOAN SHARK" George Raft Dorothy Hart BRUSSELS 1953 TAX RATE Brussels Town Council at a spec- ial meeting Tuesday night accepted its share cf two per cent of the • estimated cost of the proposed new wing of Wingham General Hospital. A resultant rise oc two mills ap- peered when the new tax rate was set. A comparison of the years 1952 (first listed) and 1953 as follows; County rate, 9 mills, 10 mills; vil- lage rate, 19.8, 17; public school, 14, 15; Wingham District High School, 5.2, 7; water works 8, 7; hydrant rentals), 4, 4; hospital building, 2; total, 60 mills, 62 mills. CAPITOL LISTOWEL THEATRE 2 shows nightly 7.30 - 930 p. M. Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. Thur, - Fri. Aug. 13 - 15 "THE WINNING TEAM" Ronald Reagan - Doris Day Sat. - Mon, Aug. 16 17' "STAR, SPANGLED RHYTHM" Bing CrosFiy and All Star Cast Saturday Only August 8 Donald O'Connor, Marjorie (Ma) Mato, Percy (Pa) Kilbride in the laugh riot of the year "FEUL•IN' - FUSSIN' - and a FIGHTIN' When Ma a Msayor assisted by Pa goes into action anpthing can happ- en. Monday, Tuesday August 10 - 11 Elizabeth Taylor, Ternando Lamas, William Powell "THE GIRL WHO HAD EVERYTHING" She was taught to do what you want but If you get hurt ploy yuorself up 'and don't whiner TCIFSDAY FOTO.NTTE QFFER $180.00 Monday Attendance Card MAIL Wednesday, August 5th, 1953 $2.00 per year - $2.50'eyS. , BRUSSELS AUXILIARY I RESUSITATION FUND PIPE BAND T pti A tl, T O Q HAS GARDEN PARTY 1 SPLENDIDLY SUPPORTED A ,successful garden party was staged on the Lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs, David Basting} on Wednesday Waft, sponsored by the Ladle's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion. Tables were set on one sec- tion of the lawn and a generuos sup- per was 'served, During the interval between the supper and the program, the Brussels Legion Pipe Band. in charge of Pi3e-Major George Elliott, entertained with many selections; and they also contributed several other numbers during the evening, .Mrs, Wm, Leach introduced the President of the auxiliary, Mrs. David Hastings, who welcomed the gather- ing to their home and thanked the helpers and :those participating in the program. Robert Cunningham vas chairman, and contributed two NO1oe with Donald' Dunbar as accom- panist. The program also included solos by Joan Johnson, accompanied ; by Doris .Tohnson who also played a piano solo; Scotch solos, David Hastings; solos, Sdott Pawson, with 1 guitar accompaniment by Peter Mc- Qnarrie: duet, Mrs. Mac Stephenson and Fr'nd with guitar accompani- ment; violin solo, Scott Pawson. ac- companied by Peter McQnarrie. At Die close of the program Lasmo Cousins showed a colored movie of the parade and floats in the Cor- nrnation day celebration. Community singing: to the 'accompaniment of Donald Dunbar, was enjoyed .under the leadership of Robert Cunningham rnd Mrs Wm, Leach. 1 i !I ( ST. JOHN'S W. A. ,A very interesting W. A. meeting i was he,]d'at the home of Mrs. Morrow t on Tuesday Tub, 28. Rev. Ellis led I the devottnnal :period. The hymn "My Faith Looks Up To Thee" was sung f ' followed by the prayers for all mss- I sionaries, at homy and abroad, for 1 family life, and nlanksgivings for the Korean armistice, that it may be turd ed to a permanent peace, The Scr- i ipture lesson from Roman,, 12 chap. ' was read by, Pres. Mrs, Morrow. Sev- , eral inspiring readings from the 1 "Living Message" were given by members and dtseiissioiy Were much enjoyed. Meeting closed with prayer by the Rector, ! 1 Tea was served by the hostess as- j silted by Mrs. Whittard, The next 1 "Guild" meeting is to be held on Tue- I sd,ay Aug. lith at :the home of Mrs. } B. Whitten d. A vote of thanks was ! accorded Mrs. Morrow for her hos- i pitality, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday August 12.13 - 14 "I LOVE MELVIN" starring Donald 'O Condor, Debbie Reynolds Gay as a Carnival - As amausing as a .basketful of kittens Is this merry Musical in Technicolor. CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to i thank all those who remembered me, when I had my accident, the ; cards, letters, treats and flowers, I those who called and visited me while in the hospital and since re- i turning home. A special thanks to all who helped with the work. 1 t will always be grateful. Stanley Campbell REGENT THEATRE (Seaforth, Ont. NOW PLAYING-- Thurs., Fri., Sat. Aug. 6 - 7 - 8 "THE BRIGAND" In Technicolor Anthony Dexter Jody Lawrence The fabulous fight for a kingdom and a king. • • Mon. Tues. Wed Aug. 10 - 11 - 12 "YANKEE BUCCANEER" Jeff Chandler, Scott Brady, Stizail Ball. From the battle -torn seas of the Spanish Main comes a rousing tale of adventure, • • • • Thur. Fri. Sat. Aug. 13 - 14 - 16 "APRIL IN PARIS" Doris Day Ray Soliger A star filled musical to send you home laughing. n * * COMING - "MILLION DOLLAR MERMAID" On Monday, July 20th, e start wag made to supply the town and sur- rounding districts with a much need- ed Resasilating machine. 1 The effort wars sponsored by Can- adian Legion Brurclt 218 Brussels, and wiithf;) one week enough money was sub,crlbed to allow Ste to have the Rear stator on view. • Further subscriptions will be ac- cepted, and a fund known as the Ken Coleman Metnorlal Fund will be s, t up to take care of addit. ions and replacement to the resust- tator, ' The names of subscribers to -date, are as follows; Mr, and Mrs, W. G. Leach 910.00 Air. and Mrs. L. D. Thompson 10.00 Tan McDonald 15.00 Dr. C. A. Myers 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. A, 'Wood • 10.00 W, E. Willis East Huron Produce Gordon Knight W. AfeWhirter \'Ir. and Airs, ,Tee Baker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerr Miller Wholesale (Wingheml Mr. and Mrs. S. Lowe Mr. and Mrs,. E. Gregg P. R. Smith Mrs. T. T. McRae D. N. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins Mr. and Mrs, H. Stretton Elliott Motors Bridge Motors. Bray's Produce A. Logan Gerald Gibson (len. Pollard A. Densmore Mae Shaw Walter Scott Flan Ru'tlrri;:e Archer Grewar \fr and Mrs. R. Walker Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baeker (C,ntinned nrxt week) 15.00 20,00 6.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 10.00 10,00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 1,60 1,0.0 5.00 2,00 2.00 5.00 10.00 n.rt' r7f -IA;}(= ;:Aa�}•1r! Mr. Frank Kerney spent a few days with his niece Mrs,. Joe Smith f Blaevale. Master Barry Pletch, Morris Twp., is holidaying with his great grand- mother Mts. 0, Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gander of Blenheim spent a few days with the Postmaster, and Mrs. Kerney. Miss K:atleen Beveridge. Regina, Sask., was a visitor at the home of her uncle Nelson Cardiff. Misses Charlotte and Louise Gibson of Paris ore gaests of Miss Agnes Lane at the United Church Parson- age, Postmaster and Mrs. H. V. Kerney spent their vacation visiting relativ- es in London, Chatham and Blenheim also with Mr. and Mrs. Waltrr Porter of Whitby. Mr. and Airs. Wm. McDonald and family of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lawless and little daughter of Mel- ton, and Air. and Mrs. TTnmphries, of Port Perry, were holiday quests at the hone' of Mr, and Mrs. T. L. McDonald. WAL FON Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis, Ruth- .ann and Ronald with friend., in Norh Bap and the Muskoka district; Prank Marshall, North Bay with his mother, Mrs. J. Marshall; George Kirloby and son Beverly, Burawslt wllth his parents , Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kirkby; ;Mr. andMrs. Noble Mc- Callum with friends/ at Southampton, Personals: Donald Shaw, Toronto, with 111 mother, and brothers, Carl and Victor; Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Treads, Mr, and Mns. Stewart Humphries and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Bennett on a motor trip to Detroit and Toledo, Ohio. CARD OF T0'ANKS t would like to express my thanks to all those who visited me and sent me treats, and also those who hob - ed in any way during my reeent illness in Wingham General Hospital. GoldWin Knight 1 CARD Of' TIAN1K,S The family of the late Mrs. Wns, 1 Turnbull wish to thank all their neighbours and friends for their thoughfulness at the time of their hereavemant, and to all these who sent flowers, Tt was very, nntoh ap- preciated AT VICTORIA PARK, BRUSSELS ON 1 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12t11i PARADE TO PARK AT 8.30 SgVEN BANDS " I KINCARDINE PIPE BAND I LUCKNOW PIPE BAND MOUNT •FOREST PIPE BAND LISTOWEL LEGION PIPE BAND PALMERSTON PIPE BAND BRUSSELS LEGION PIPE BAND BRUSSELS LIONS GIRLS' AND - BOYS' BAND SCOTCH .DANCIN G Admission 50c - Children under 12 Free IN THE ARENA IN CASE OF RAIN . DANCE AFTER AT CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM At 10 o'clock George Smith and his six piece orchestra Admission to Dance 50c Everybody Cordially Invited "God Save The Queen" PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR PURCHASE OF BAND EQUIPMENII Harvesting Machines For Sale 1. Allis Chalmers P. T', 0. Combine (like new) 1. Case Combine with Engine (used 1 season) 1.- 32-50 Thresher with Cutter. 1.72440 Bell Thresher with Cutter. 1.New Holland Forage Harvester complete with Unloading Wagons. 1. Massey -Harris 7 ft. Binder. 1. No. 66 New Holland Baler. 1. No. 70 Oliver Tractor. 1. BR John Deere Tractor 1. No. 40 Cockshutt Tractor. COMPLETE LINE OF NEW HOLLAND AND COCKSHUTT MACHINES GORDON McGAVIN, WALTON Phone : Seaforth 832-33 Good Stock of Repairs Brussels 19-26 ,t6 McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE EHELLUBRICA:r!ON, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AMID SHELL PETROLEUM PRODItCT$ DUNLOP TIRE'! Parts and Axa:series. Austin Sales and Service Guaranteed repairs to all makes of oars and trusts' PHONE 77re BRUSSELS, 0141. Final MkI-Summer Clearince I All Women's and Misses' Cotton Dresses and Better Summer Dresses. at HALF PRICE Women's and Misses' Cotton Sun ' i Dresses, sizes 12 to 241A, Special $1.98 M,en's Sport 'Shirts, long sleeves Special $1.98 Men's T Shirts, Reg. $2.98 Special $1.98 Misses' Criskay Blouses Special 2 for $3.00 Children's Criskay Dresses, sizes 2 to 6x and 7 to 12 years, Reg. $3.95 Special $1.98 THE ARCL SL°' Store Wide Bargains for the Wliole Pabst" Blyth, Ont. - Brussels, Oat.