The Brussels Post, 1954-6-30, Page 17
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WINS TWO GOLD MEDALS
AT WATERLOO BAND FESTIVAL
Robert Xellue(17, elder 00e. of Mr.
and Mrs. R, W. Kennedy, wen top
honors, in both claaees in -whit& be
oolutfeted at the Waterloo Baud Feat.
int Ow •Saterchay kelt. He woe as
Warded the gold mead in the cads
-tenor aaxephotte cease with 86 marks,
and the under 20 tenor s.earrophene
with 89, David KerieleslY WO 4th
1n a class; of 8, hat the alto sa.bone
Under 16 with 84 marks,
COME ONE C'OME ALL --
to the last Bern Dance at Tom
teles farm 114 miles north of
Brussels on Friday nite, July 2nd.
Music laY Don. Robertson and the
Ranch BoYs
Dancing from le to 2 a. m. Lunch
Booth. EverybedY Welcome.
NOTICE
The Memorial Service of the Illnut
Ventre Cemetery iU be held eh
;$unday, July 4 at 8.00 P. m. Rev. J. A.
Isaac of Monkton will be guest
(speaker.
DANCE JULY 28th
Dance will be e4d ou Weth1eS-
day, Tely 28th, at the Crystal Palace
Ballroom, muleasuirices of 1.0,02.
and Rebekah Lodges or C. P. and T.
Fund. Lunoli Counter Admission 500.
Music by "The SintdoWners."
CHURCH
THE UNITED 0
The Sacrament of the Lord% Supp-
er -Was observed in the United Ohurch
on Sunday, June 27. 'The minister's
Semen erahle'et wee "The Waiting
Christ" based on Rev. 2:29, "Behold
I Stand st Slit door and knock; if
any Man near My voice and open
the door, I will conte in to him, /
and sun •withelaini and he with Me."
The anittera for the day wiae.
"Jeslua Loving ered" by R. IL
Peery, ' 1
CELEBRATES 90th BIRTHDAY
Cards and many words of congest ,
ulations were sertended to Mr. John.
Steies, who on June nth, quietly
celebrated hie 901h bithday. Mr ;
Steles is matte alert in every respect
and lets keenly enjoyed all the 8w(i
Voss and anedern inventions an they
have taken place in the past 90 years,
while not ersiciyiag the most robust
health, Mr. Steles never leases in
terest in ell the doings of lds nrany
friends and neighbors.
BRUSSELS TAX RATE
REDUCED 4 MILLS
At Monday night's meeting the HEARD OVER C. K. N. X.
ANNUAL DECORATION ANC
MEMORIAL SERVICE
The annual Deeoration Service was
held In Brussels cemetery on Sure
day Wet. The service wee bed Joh:t-
ie by Western Star and morning Star
I. 0. b. F. Wages"; the Bruesels
branch of the Canadian Legion and
their Ladiee' Maxillary.
- The march to the eemeteny was
led by the Legion Pipe Band Whe
seeplted the :nude ter the service.
Guest speaker for the 'occasion was
Rev, A. Lane id Bruseels United
Church,
Noble Grand, Tr,. A. Bennett -of
Western Star lodge welcomed the
people 90 the dervice. The chaeloin,
Robert Fraser, eonducted the wor-
ship, Names of the deceesed bro-
thers were read by I-Iertley Fischer
and names of flatten comrades bY
the president ;of the Legion, Hall
and Win, Newton,
Mrs. H. Thomas, Noble Grand of
Morning Star Lodge, teed Ole names
of deceased brothersi 'and deters and
'Mrs. G. McDowell offered the tempPraYer.
The members led by the band,
marched back 80 village.
Brussels Town Councilfixed the tax
rate ,for 1964 as 58 mills, — a re-
dnction of 4 mOlia on the 1953 levy.
t of a
•------• Tide dacrease Was ithe reed
JUNIOR GIRLS surplus af 82,090,78 in the toe -
N. X., Wingham, last ,Saturday Marla -
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE ' ion of the village and a further ,sur •
July 2 Brussels at Clifford Plus rat $602.1.7 in tbe operation of ing. Piano duot, Margaret and Sean
, , Hillen, "Bright 814 a Button". Piano
JulY 5 Winghani at Brussele ; the water works. •
;Salo, Bally Mitcheill, Molesworth,
July 8 Brussels a Harriston,
' Taxes -are divided. as 101-1mrs: "Hark the Band." Piano solo, Ger-
JinlY 14 Bruselels at Hanover
, I comity 10 mills; village 15; public am Thomas, Bluetrale, "Dolly's
July 16 Clifford at Brussels.
. lobed, 16; Winglmm Maria Higli . Divam." Piano ,,,,i 0, ,stiaatt martin,
jenn
1e, 19 Kincardine at 13reels. Sobeol, 5; water works, 6hydrant Brussel% "Up in The Air." Vocal
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Sub* 29 Brussels at Kincardine,
rentals, 4; Winghara General Hos- . doh), Yvonne Connelly, Brussels,
'Aug. 4 Harriston at Brussels.
- Pital 2; total 58. I "Galway Bay." Piano solo, Datagle-11
This le second at four redeem
givenby the pupils of Mns. Louts
D. Thompson, Registered Music
Teacher, of Brus,eels heard over C. Ifs
BUS TRIP TD KI
•-••• The public ischool rate is one Thames, Bluevale, "March." Piano
sole, Patricia Richards, Ethel, "Tar-
NOARDINE mill higher this year; but the vil- •
" V 1 ole• Gerald Thom-
' as Bluevale, "To Heave Ho." Piano
—12th of JULY —
Leaving Brussels at 10 A. M.
Returning 6 P. M.
ADULTS 61.00
School Children 400
Phone 48x r 4 or 11.
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
Boys and GIrIs
BAND TATTOO
In Victoria Park on
WEDESDAY, JULY 21st
For Professional
PIANO TUNING1
CARD OF
69).
and Repairs
Consult
lags rate is down two inills, the antella. eat
Winghem High School rate dawn *
two =file; and Sae water works solo, jean Hillen, "The Goblin's Fro-
. lie" by Heller. Piano solo, Margie
rate dawn one mill.
Hastie, Gerrie. "The Happy Partner"
Sehumann. Piano solo, Margaret
:An agreement was made with
Hillen, "Whistling Leaves," Phase
the Huuron County roads deeart-
solo, Faye Edgar, Gerrie, Little Bur-
ment hard -top three village hiocke
lesique" by Lamont. Pieno duet,
with three inches of eel:halt. This
is a continuation of a plan to Pro" Joyce and Mary Harman, Brussels,
greesively improve the streets the
"King's Tteview."
beginning with those closest
to the busiriesea section.
Iteelee R. B. GOOSieu, presided
for the meeting and all councillors
were present.
WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL EXAM. RESULTS
i Grade IX (Brussels School)
(Class I - 75% and over Claes II
, 66 - 74; Class 60° 65: Pass 50
SOOOER NEWS ---
Huron Football AstociatIon
" IT'S YOUR FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION
If you think your Aseoelation% best
Tell them so
• If You'd have it lead the rest
Help it grout
When there's anything ,to do
Let the fellowis emelt on yeu;
'You'll feel belly 'when its through
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLEU
AT LIONS MEETING
The incoming officers of the Liam,
Club Were installed Monday eight at
the last supper meeting of the seas-
on.
Harvey joheston president, pre-
sided. The usual Wetness, inoluded
roll oall and minute% Lion W. F.
Todd repotted en the work accom- 1
plieted at the park on the river
Don't yeti 'Mow. bank; Pionic tablea, have been put
If you're used to giving lamclas up, a barbecue grill Metalled and the
Change your style bowling green's imeroved.
Throw betuinete instead of rocks
Lion Wilbur Turnbull, spoke bale-
loor
Let the other fellow roaet ly on the Lions convention held at
Shun him as you would a ghost R n Que
President Lion Harvey ;Mimston,
Meet hie hammer with a begot
thanked ;the members for their sue-
: port and said that while the Lions '
had done nothing spectacular dur-
ing the year they had done a good
deal in ;crippled oldldren% work and
And a 0111113
Wirers asstranfer from afar.
Comes along
Tell him who and what you ere
Make it etrang
Needn't flatter. never bluff , for the betterment of th_e_.,cainnn,..
uu-
Tell the truth, for that% enough. ity,
Iola the boneters — that's the stuff Lion R. B. COUSITIS, Zone Cheirmar,,
You ean't go wrong. installed the new officers,
Well there it is folks! Your Milne The new president Lion M. Old-
field, spoke briefly.
reolthall Alseloolation. While the
main has scratched a few games Lion Cousins presented Lion H.
each week brings es nearer to play- jahnelan with a past preeldent's pin.
off time and rensernber the winner Mr. Johnston thanked the members
for their gift.
is not diecided until the lest whistle
bloays. The welcome mat is out to Wilbur TurnbuSI, won the guessing
w:tvzvnhetunw enntroibes,ndlersLonidsestbhcierosvaanrkd
was served by ladies; of
Melville Miura.
Plug rut Londeisboro while nee Dir.
actor Is helping out at Wingliarn. • New Officers —
The niece Mareball Trophy hes creat-
ed quite ve interest and a new mark
will be eet up for cup cempetition.
This year Dave Witliarns of Listove
el claims that he' ie too old to play.
well he sat out one game Nut Was
dressed for the next. That satisfied
look on Harry Bolger's face ts the
result of pastaing out those new Core
stitution Booke Don't get alarmed,
the noise noise you hear down at
Winthrop is only Ken, Bottles work-
ing the Beaten: teams over. From
Where -we sit it would seem peonliat
that Seatorth has no soccer u1 urs.
Are the boys. there se well tamed that
they can't kick or is it a fact that
no one will take over n team? Ethel
has stepped into the breech to take
over the Listowel team and Walton
has done the seine with Brussels:
We are about half way thronets the
-schedule with 'Winthrop on tap.
Centre Forward.
CARD OF THANKS
The Henderson family thank all
those, who in nay wry, helped
make the benefit dance held for
Gael. Henderson a =gees.
— David Petrie, Douglas reciated
Your kindness was sincerely ap-
This is to exprees the sincere ap•
CLARE F. STONE I -re
Family for kindness and sympathy gam
1 Class II — Shirdy Wax -
13 predation and thanks of the Murray Clake
Phone: E. Mart'in' ETx EruBseis extended them en their bereaeemen
t.
TI412 PNIIISNYMINAN
CHUMCN IN CANADA
ilehrIlle CIMINO
Brustrals
No Sunday School -
1.1 e. m. Morning Worship
Hey. Blakley, supply.
Melville Male Cborus will sing,
also Glen Plant, boy eoorano,
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Church School - 10 a. no.
Divine Worsthip --1.1.16 a, m.
Come and Woltship.
Church of England
11410.11 of Brussels
Rev. A. Norran Ellis, M. A.
(Sunday 4 Alb (Trinty 1V)
St. John's Church, Brussels
ANNIVIIDSAILY SERVICES
12 A. Morning Praler,
Sunday School
Preacher Rev. John Xerr
heth sereice% I Sun Midnight
8 P. lel. Evening PraYeir
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In way man Marlene. NOTICE —
; and all those who helped. any , ,
Tee merely pesseny Claes III — Dianne McNair, Stuart
• Smith. ,
----- 1 Pass — Jelrn Higgins, Seines
ga , , cream an
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ANNOUNCING —
The opening of Val's Beauty
i 1
, Shoppe, iocated directly above Brus•I
ed.-... Export Packers, 11111aSela.
I yea specialize in styling, cutting 1
1., and cold leaving. Open Monday to
1 Saturday inelustre.
• Mrs. Velma Stephenson,
102er4_.
Sociel to be held on Ally Sibs 00
the grounds of Union 'United Church
Grey. Variety program. Berries, ice
16c. d cake 25e Admission
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NOTICE
Townsbip of Morris Prepaid Taxes
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LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
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LLASHMAR
Township of Morris. 3% will be al-
lowed on all 1964 Taxes for the TwP.
at Morris which are received by the
Treasurer Nelson Higgins by July
1st, Based on 80% of the 1953 taxes.
Geo. Martin, Clerk.
BORN
McWIERTER — To Mr. and Mrs.
jadc MeWhirter, of 13russele, at
Dr. Iviyerls Nursing Home. the
gift ot a daughter. Connie 83141115,
on May alst,
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear — first show at dusk
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REGENT THEATRE
Note: News and Cartoon at each Seaforth, Ont.
show.
CAPITOL LISTOWEL
THEATR
2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
President M. C. Oldfield
est vice-pnes. Sten. Meehan
and viceip;ree. Harold Thernas
3rd, vice-pree. Gordon Knight
Directors Bob Walker. D,
-Rune, Zack IVINDanald, Clifford
Dunbar
Secretary Edward Mettle
Treasurer it. G. McBride
Tailtwieter Jas. S. Arretrene
Lion Tamer W. F. Todd
$2,00 per year $2.50 U.
DANCE
At the Crystal Palace Ballroom in Brusseiti
FRIDAY, JULY 9th
For your Dancing Pleasure, Hear
"The Sundowners"
'Best pantie Band In the Land"
Thls being the first engagement for this 7-plece orchestra Ire
this community — don't forget to hear them.
Admission 50c — Lunch Counter'
Under the Auspices of the
East Huron Agricultural Society
GARDEN BROS.
MAMMOTH —3— RING CIRCUS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JULY 9 - 10
Two Shows Daily 3 P. M. - 8 P. M,
In Goderich Memorial Arena
One Admission — Sees Entire Show
MATINEES EVENINGS
— .75c .50D — $1,25
LIONS — CLOWNS — PONIES — ELEPHANTS — TRAPEZE
ARTISTS IT'S THRILLING — DIFFERENT
A G1ODERICH LIONS COMMUNITY PROJECT.
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NOTICE
Wanted immediately Salesman with car foi%local rural Watkins
Dealership. No Investment. Training supplied. If you are Interested
In business of your own with better than average earnings. ..Writos
today for personal interview With field manager. E. C. HarveYs
21 Ontario Street, Stratford.
MELVILLE CHURCH
Oa Sunday morning last, Mr. Doug-
las Black of Kitchener conducted tne
service at Melville Church and swim
from the text, "Thou are not far from
the Kingaora of God," Christ wee
not wrong in His judgment of the
scribe. How far are we from the
Kingdom? If we are aequainted witb
the kingdom we are not far from it. 1
This scribe heard Christ preach and
admired Hine He was sure that I
Christ spoke the truth and he reeog•
nieed and understood the truth. All
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the many books written about Per- 1
sense relations refer to ChrOst'51
teadhings. And we recognize Jews'
teaching to be the truth. It ie but /
a step into the Kingdom. .511 185
bane to do is to accept Christ as
Lord and 'blaster and do what be
says. Graeme MacDonald was solo-
, 1St and 'tang Mendelssohns, "0
; Rest in tbe Lord."
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Last showing Thursday Only July 1
"FLIGHT TO TANGIER"
Joan Fontaine Jack Palermo
Friday - Saturday July 2 - 3
An outstanding double 8111 highly
recommended — James Stewart,
June Allyson In a baseball film you
' asked to have back
"THE STRATTON STORY"
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NOTICE —
A Memorial Service will be held
ha. the Brandon Cemetery, Belgravia
On Sunday, July 4th at 8 p. m. Rev.
Brawn will deliver dos addrees. In
ease of rain the service will be held
in the United Church.
Road Test It Street Test It Mil Test It
PROVE TO YOURSELF
THAT CHEVR•LET
Gives you the best in Price! Economy! Performance!
You have probably heard that
the 1954 Chevrolet is the greatest
car Chevrolet has ever built, but
you cannot appreciate just how
amazing it is until you have
actually driven it! --until you
have had your hands on the
wheel, your foot on the ac-
celeratorl That's when you really
discover that Chevrolet perform-
ance is second to none—at
any price!
That's why we invite you to
take a "Prove to Yourself
Drive," You see, we know that
demonstration proves the 1954
Chevrolet gives you more car
at less cost than any other auto-
mobilei You and your wife
come in soon, drive the '54
Chevrolet and discover for your-
selves how Chevrolet outper-
forms then: all.
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Out. •
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• * i Howard Keel — Marjorie Main
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"FAST dOMPANY vs -lb
"CALL ME MADAM" Monday Tuesday July 5 - 6
ea 2
• "STRANGER WORE A GUN" Ethel Muting
Donald O'Connor 2 g
Thurs. - Fri. July 1 - 2
1 Randolph Scott Joe, watoon A smash hit on tht stage becomes A suspense drama
" ERROR ON A TRAIN" and
Sat. • Mos. 'July 8 - 5
'CRIUSIN' DOWN THE RIVER"
. (Colour)
Dlok Haymes Audrey Trotter
St. David's, Henfryn
8.80 ]). Eveting Prayer
Preacher Rev, John Kerr
Sunday SohOol
July 498 Only
"LEAVE HEETt To HEAVEN"
' Gene tlerney Oornel Wilde
s Tiles.. Wed. July 8 • 7
"LET'S DO IT AGAIN"
1 Jane Wyman Ray Midland
the years top thin musical euceess.
Esther William, Van Johnson in a
Monday, Tuesday and Wedneaday fun packed musical '
"FAST COMPANY" "DUCHESS OF IDARD"
Howard Keel Polly Sergen TUESDAY FOTO-MTE
Reinance adventure and the sport OFFER THIS WEEK $400.00 1
of Kings.
2nd OFFER $50.00
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Monday Attendance Card Night.
ThursdaY, Friday and Saturday ,,,,,,........,,.........„...............,....
"FARMER TAKES A WIVE" Wednesday - Thursday Duly 7 • 8 i
Betty Grable Dale Robertson "THE TIT'FIELD THUNDSRSOLT" 1
* * is All aboard for an eyenIng% ride of
Coming Soon — loVe and latighter. 1 A comedY riot
"MA and PA KETTLE with a Star east of your favourite ,
• AT HOME'
players -
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Savings Through Safety
Ontario Hydro has always
recognized that safety devices
alone do not eliminate acci-
dents. A special Safety Depart-
ment carries out a continuing,
comprehensive, educational
safety program and in addition
periodically checks equipment
and reviews the safety methods
employed in the Commission's
widely diversified day-to-day
operations, The Marked reduc-
lion in major and minor in-
juries to Hydro personnel is a
source of satisfaction and has
materially assisted in maintain-
ing the high standard of service
associated with the name,
"Hydro."
ONTARIO HYDRO AT WORK FAHEIOU AND410111101',
Information concerning Ontarlo Hydro tan bo obtolned Wetting to your Hydro Minos,
620 UniveiStly Aveme,Totesto.
DO YOU KNOW?
During 1953, fourteen Com,
mloolon omployoca end tbroo
of their vilyco were awarded
mods% sea certificates for
gliurUMnintag9ggil
Amoclation and NotionniSato
ty Council,