The Brussels Post, 1954-9-15, Page 1BRUSSELS POST
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MITCHELL "GBNTS3INIAL"
FALL. FAIR
TUES. and WED., SEPT. 28 and 28
a46:S0.0b in Triage
Tuesday Evening. 'Sept, 28 —
Krounds open to Public t
r ("SHIPS AND THE SEA
I Grey Twp. Council
Pew People in ths lama proalacs Grey Toweiship Council .Moettng
j -ea of Canada realize or agpreciate aess add on Statember sktia
I 'the great Part that ships ,and (0,14 Moved by Wm. 1113islasP, seconded
ae5 play in our daily llasa WAS by 'Sward that the minutes be adpo-
know that iseia has contributed • ted as read. --- Carried.
mush to aur upbuilding al, a nation Moved hy Hugh Snails flews -484 by
but we are inclined to forget, .M the Roward F, McNaught Haat appliest-
Proaragl
I 'bigness of Me inland (areas et our ton by Wm. Robertson far drain -
in 'Arena.
1 ieountry that all western ciallisatton, . age loan be accepted. — Ovrie&
weoesaay, September 29th — including our own. is based upon -our Moved by Howard P. MoNaught,
seaborne commerce.
°Metal Openlag aeconded 117 Wm. B, Bisdrop that we
Premier L. Trost
Nine out of every ten ships authorize the Reeve and Treasurer
Monster Parade, Antique and ) world today are NATO ships,ef 'the to make apidleation to DePt. of Filth -
Modern Machinery great Atlantic Alliance of WM& we ways far Interim Subsidy. — Carried.
4 ars membersw. These ships vtlIkli Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded b7
Floats, School -Parade I 'are the standard bearers of our Wee.. Wm, B. Bishop that the Clerk be in
Horse power threshing machines 1 ern civilization for without our sea- strutted to Put on the Colleetor's
operation I 'born commerce we could not exist Roll all drainage accounts wthieb. are
' as a neition. We hire by trade and dub' Carried.
Two Banda these ships and the men Who serve Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded by
Horse Races (them are the carriers, of our trade. 'Howard P. McNaught that the
Stanger Show alltlIV/IelwaY We have a great heritage of the Clerk he instructed to aalc judge
Dance In the Crystal palace 1 sea and we awe much to the seamen Costello to set a date to adjust the
Wednesday Night — Mitohell's own 'who serve us, in our navy and in our "al'e levy b*lWeen the Township of
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BIII. Stuart and his 10 piece band. merchant navy, This Saturday, Sept. Grey wad Ethel Pollee Village.
9.30 till 12:30.— Carried.
18. we will havesan opportunity to re-
' 'cognize that debt and do something Moved by Wm. la 13ishoP, secand-
A. Kemp, Pres,
.r .
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about it for it is the annual Tag Day ed by 'Coward P. McNaught that we
s R. J. BeaneY. Ses:Tre"- of the Navy League of Canada c.on- notify Morris Council that IIPe
malimmoutuisidimisai
LLASH.MAR
DR1VE.IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
•vened by Mrs. Jack Lowe, of the willows on ditch bank on the Snritb
, Ladles' Auxiliary Canadian ',aeon 'Drain have not been separated from
13russels the dirt on Lot 1, Con. 13 and Lot 2,
"The Nam League of Canada serves Con. 12. — Carried. -
our seamen, ashore and afloat. Its IVIeved bY Wan. E. BishoP, second
clean and comfortable clubs and ell by Howard P-MeNaught that
'boatels in our marine ports are fra all approved accounts be paid.
' entity meeting Places for our seamen. 1! — Carried.
'Their famous Ditty Bags have glad.; Moved by Howard P. MaNaught,
dened the hearts of many of our sieconded by Wm. E. Bishop that we
sailor lads with gifts from name. ; now adjourn to meet again Oct. 2
Two Shows Nightly Through the Navy League our sea or at the call of the -Reeve.
Rain or clear — first show at dusk veterans are visited regularly to our — Carried.
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. hospitals and supplied with comforts. ;The following accounts were Paid
28.18,3'.C., Clerk's Office and
11 Our sea heritage is not forgotten.
show.810.12
Note: News and Cartoon at each By meits grans. ot eat yeutt,trabting Tarp. Hall
1 program througbeut Canada, the ' Grail:ism Reid and Association Ltd.,
Navy League maintains; that heritage inspection Meehan Drain 67.00
Thur. - Fri. Sept.16 - 17 in thousands of our teenage you& N. S. Dainliman, tile Bruce .
"SLAVES OF SALON" ; in its Royal -Canadian Sea Cadet 1 Virintabmion Drain 339.38
(Color) Corp from coast to caeca. Give gener- ( Raul Thomson, tilei, Bruce -
Linda Christian Richard Conti trusty on this Tag Day tor this is a , wfillanlson Dm -in 215.00
worthy 051155, one aid= ayes I Cecil Bateman, cleaning McKce
us all, Dra5.20
in
eat - Man. - Sept. 18 - 20 1 Neil MeGavin, cutting weeds,
AARON SLICK FROM I . 1 Lumber Mill, Walton 11.25. reoetved ffever2a1 suggestions for
PUNKIN1 Geo. Radford, Contract changes in radio and television Pre-
cmoKa ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT '
1,548.75 grams,, which will later be sent to
(Color) ; ' The engagement le announced of i Madan Drain
Allan Young Dinah Shore Edna 'Cathleen daughterDraining Debentures of Mrs..1 671.14 the radio commit of the C. B. C.
StemPe far Asseasior 30.00 Some of them !,were' more organ
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Wednesday, September /5th, 1964
mA,meTic WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ATWOOD WOMAN DIES
TN 001.-LITS113N HERe
The Madeatic Women's; Institute
met on ThursarlY aft-a:mean in the Mi. Alex alatbesozi, 50 f H. R. 4
/..insacers, with the president, Miss W. : Sited early Sunday maiming
IL "Bell, fat eharge. Mrs. Earl Cad- ,iu Wingtsam General Hospital from
more, wile was acting tor aim, Joon ' injuries received in a collision one
(Speir (who bas accepted a posation and a gianter nalea north of Brass -
ova telaaher), was %site% to ; ela Sunday evening. Sim received
the Year aa terecretarYareasurer, ; alcull arid chest inJuries when
'The Toll elan response was "a the ear In wbiedi sbe was a paaa
'suggestiori on displaying articles , erager, firlYen by her son -ill -law,
it tbe Pan Pair." Among the sag- lam, Shamicalt.B. 4 Atwoad, eallided
Anderson,
fftoer Of the Crystal Palace, quilts wBr3ullseetIllse TCetWre;inf aprir,m1I.anles
ne:tiloovra:rdwieirvell(tianIgl b aoknin goalie d esr egeol ands s
folded and clipped through a coat Mre. leathesonar daughter, Mr$.
hanger 9or easter disiplay, colors
SI:ousted in Pleasing ,00mbinicalons.
Wm. Shannon is in Listowel Mem-
exbiliit in the Brusells Pall Fair , broken conaraone. Dr. Am:le:son and
oriel Hospital suffering tram a
The branch decided to enter an ..,,
n grans: &splay containing a decorat. Mr. Shannon both escaped serious
ed gia ptaael and four gifts for a injurly.
family fret to exceed $2,00 elaciaL1
Mra W. H. 1301 offered to arrange Tbe accident oacurred when the
the alsplay, A committee was named Shannon car, northbound on the 4tra.
trim (twat the Pair. concession of Morris township, cella
to serve luoctheon to the directors an
agriculture and Canadian industry ,
Wm' naus convener o1I th
tied with Dr. Andersen's car traaell-
ng nor on the ma*n road Both
introduced the guest speaker, 'Mrs. vehicles, were wrecked.
D. S. Nicalanghton of Bluevale, who I
was one of three chaperones accoam
panying two bus loads of delegates ;
to tbe Associated Country Women
of the World convention an a trin
from Toronto to Ottawa a,bout s
Year oho. The 90 women were from
'Pakistan, South Africa, Astatiralit,
Egret, licaland, Norway, ."Sweden,
England Ireland, geottand, the Unit.;
ed States, and Canada. Most of )
•them ware native dreas. Mrs. Mc-
Naughton's description of their trip
was, .most interesting. At the close
the pasted around a.number of
pc-
turOs she had taken and some letters
she received from delegates atter ;
they reached their homes,.
ISSrs. Perg. Connelly presented the
Weaker with a gift and a alleaf of
gladioli. Mrs. R. B. Cousins led the
group in community singing, with
Mrs, W. C. Kerr at the piano. Mrs.
1Vielvil1e Dennis discussed the raotto,
emphasizing courtesy', kindness, and
conaideration for immediate family
members as an aid to pleasanter
In a discussion on a radio evalua-
tion program, Mrs. R. W. Stephens
Tues. - Wed. Sept. 21 • 22
"BIG HEAT" (Adult Entertainment)
Glen Ford Gloria Graham
Thur. - Sept. 28 - 24
"THE BYTEM" .1
Frank Lovejoy Joan Weldon
. I
Sat. z Mon. Sept 24 - 27
"PLUNDED OF THE SUN" 1)
Glenn Ford Dianna Lynn )
a pet, whom:Ill give this dog a g . , ;
home. 'Phone 81, Brussels rarlane, Mrs. Pratat Nichol, Mrs, and a contest ushag adver ca
THE utgrrED CHURCH William Turnbull. slogans. Mrs. William Speir, Miss
.
Margaret Guy of Wingham and Use
as • Leonard Mecham, repair mimic, more Canadian opera singers,
I J doe Guy ' I roll lolls programa
ate Or
McNaught Drain 10.00 Sunday evening g
Liellau at Brussels son of Mr. and
R. R. 2 it- Lloyd Rock, load and haul tile , to be reinetated in their former
4.13 (places, a complete change in stand-
w,o
d marriage to take place Ilreoe'Vlierannal Drain
late In September.
HOME WANTED
Arthur Rook, loa,d and haul tile ; ren'o progranns 'with less gunplay
• Bruce-WilltaMisan Daatai 4.91.5 and bad lIngliah. Another souggestiot
Dalai Hall, cutting weeds, I was that a 'realm at Sunday School
Ethel Villa e 5.25 lessons might replace the reading st
E. M. Cardiff, Clerk's fees, many comic pages. While advert -a
For a abandoned sky tesaler, This Agreement Drain 1,60 trig is essential tio financing grog
cute little dog 'MOS left harmless aria Theme 8,101.09 TAMS, it was telt it was, receiving
en its owner moved away and left t (------ too much prominence.
behind. Lia't there someone 'wanting ! $11.015.86 Hostesses tor the afternoon were
ood Edythe M Cardiff Clerk. Mrs. Albert Ottraiff, Mile Mane c -
Provincial Constable Robert Lewis
of Wingham conducted the investi-
gation.
ATTENTION VETERANS
Canadian Legion Service Bureau
Officer A. M. Picabes -will - visit
Banta No. 218 Brussels on Sept
22nd trona 1.30 p. m. to 2,30 p. to.
Anyone wishing information advice
or assistance regarding war dis-
ability pensions, treatment, anew -
antes etc., is requested to contact
the Service Office& or Secretary of
local Branch or meet liar. Forbes at
Legicm Hall.
C. L. Workman.
Service Oteicer.
MELVILLE LADIES' MD
The Ladiee Aid of Melville
Chureb met last Tuesday night at
the home at Mrs. J, C. Beaker, with
Mass George Evans) in chorge, Mrs.
Robert Bennett reported for the
Sunshine committee. Mrs. Charles
Davis and Mas. W. C. Kerr offered
to supply flowers for church ser-
vices diaries the month. _-
Plexus for raising funds were dis-
cussed ad a suggeation that re-
ceived supPort was that each mem-
ber invite three it four members of
the congregation, preferably those
who do not attend the meetings,
to her time far an afternoon. or
evening aeras tea, and charge a
small fee. Further monesa-raising
will %elude a sale of home-made
baiting, candy and vegettiblee 0311
Sept. 56.
The program included piano
selections by M. Walter Kerr,
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CHURCH IN CANADA
THE PRReirv-ritRIAN
MOWN) Chunks
limeade
10 a. in, Sunday School
11 a. m, Morning Worship
United Church
DP CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane
Church School — 10 a. m.
Divine Worship — 11.16 a.
"Mountain and Plain"
Haien Bible Society Service
p. m, Mr! Turnbull rep-
reseutative of the 11111)307
Canada Bible Seolety Will be
the guest slmalter,
vasmissausa-....... .•1.. •11=r1.1,..1
Churcliof England
Ptrish el
Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M. A.
Trinity XIV Sunday 19 Sept.
St, John's Church, °Nisei
8.86 a, ro. Holy Cemarainfoni
11 a. an Morning Prayer
Sunday School
Ven, Archdeacon Townthend.
St David'a, Henfryn
2.90 m. Holy Conuriunion
Sunday School
Ven..arcadeacon Tewaishend.
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"The Sign Of a Disciple," was the Bessie Moses and Mrs. Clarice
hi at the 'United
Church on Sunday Sept. 12, based
on ROMIU.S.! 8:9 "If any man tett.
not the Spirit a Christ, he is none
of His." The sermon declared tbat
'the Spirt of Christ was the Spirit at
love — and love Is always gentle,
sarong, humble, sympathetic and
zealous. The life of love is the real
evidence of the genIlineness Pi
Christian profession.
"Some Day He'll Make it Plain'
by Leech and Geibal was the anthem
for the day.
CARD OF THANKS theme of a ors p
My since/re thanks is here esPreSS
ed to allthoze who remembered me
with letters, cards, treats, and visits
while I was in the hospital and since
my retarn 'home.
Your kindness was much auareolat
ed and will not be forgotten.
24, Wineberg
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CAPITOL THE1 1STOWla
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i 2 shows nightly 7.30 — 9.30 p.m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. M.
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Thur. - Fri. Sept. 16 - 17
What would you do with a million
Dollarh77 See what Gregory Peck
i
does in
"MAN WITH A MILLION"
Saturday Only September 18th
"DAKOTA" 1
I 1
It's a0t100 — suspense and excite
-
matt all the way when Wayne has
the trail to get his malt
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I
, Monday, Tuesday and WednesdaY
September 20 - 21 - 22
'. The gayegt, v./Ingest, stagiest
il Musloal of the year
'i "WALKING MY BABY BACK
HOME" with '
Donald 0 -Connor, Janet Leigh. and
I Star Cast t . • •, ,
)1 -
. i TUESDAY FOTO-NITE '
OFFER THIS WEEK 3190,00
OFFER THIS WEEK 3200.00
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REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
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Fiday and Saturday
"RAINBOW -Round MY SHOULDER"
Frankle Lane Billy Daniels
Up in the Clouds fun in this out
' . of the World Musical.
0
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"BLOWING WILD"
Gary Cooper Barbara Staawyck
The Gringo Giant was mad. The
whole black gotd.border knew he
was on a rampage, only the lady
with the lyinf green eyes
knew why.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"THE GREAT SIOUX UPRISING,"
Jeff Chandler Faith Donerque
Corning Soon — are torra that he le kin wag s
W I liam Garniss
The funeral service for Winitall
GOT1110% 89, who died in Wingham
General Hospital, VMS COSIdttOted
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. 91. A.
Brook, in the D. A. Rana funeral
borne. Brussels, and burial made
in the Brendan cemetery, at Bel -
grave. Pallbearers were sia hews, Bert, Bert, Edward, Prank and
Harry Garniss, George Brewer and
Walter Sellers. He farmed. for
many years in Morris township
SurviVing are two brothers, Martin,
Wingbam; Gharles, Seaforthl and
two sisters, Mrs. J. J. Seelers, Mor
tie township, and Miss Lillian
Garniss, Lacknear.
Matheson assisted Mrs. Beaker in
serving lunch..
Anniversary Services
Knox Presbyterian'Church« Ethel. at., •
Sunday, September, • 26th
At 11 m. and. 7.30 p.m.' ,
Rev. Chester M. LetvisM. .. •
Of Atwood Presbyterian Church: will be. the' •
guest'speaker.'
special Music by the Ch'otr arrdaMale Cheats.
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UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of the rani d Clarrch
met in the eharal: parlour OU Tues.
Sept. 7th, under the leadership of I
Mrs. L. Nisital. Ma ling opened with ;
worship servies. the thomo being. A
Nation Before Gad. Readings were ;
given by Miss F. Buchaaan, 3,1ra. W. )
Rose and Mrs. P. McArthur. Hyatt: )
410 was sung followed by prayer by
I Mrs Nichol. Mrs. Lane presided aver
the businessi period. Ths offering
was received and tbe secretary
j.
and treasurer's reports given. A 1
s
letter from Mrs. G. Matisse was 110411L
la regard to sectional meeting held 1
in Ethel on Oct, 14. Mrg, W. Bell mei 1
Mise Glenna SteptenS. who is talce charge. of devotional exercises 1
at that meeting. An invitation from 1
attending Westervelt Business 0011-1 John's Guild to attend a special
age In London, vette horcie over the t St.
weeit ind, ,.>.,... meeting on Sept. 21, was read. Also
PEOPLE WE KNOW misg c• iIinge.ton were aunothtefi to
a letter from Miss Netherall of India.
millorda QtruneettL,a6netrinewiterirydeity 4 calla were Departed by the visiting
Where he bas earalled in the recut- 1 C°111nlitlea. The roll °all of
next
Miss lachel Stephens), Public Heal -1 pleasing este "Bc,me
1 Day T Shall
ls
th lqurse in llamiltot flew from prig' Trederathex. b.rr rt.
11. CauslflS,
I d Seience r meeting to be answered by a verse
containing the 'word "thankful". A
to Dorval air -port elfin vlsitinit for it was ealoyed. The teak "A New
taro months ibraegh ,011 ratintries in India", from the hew study book,
Enrote. It was given by Mrs. IL S. Fairallten,
Robert In Bryans. Detroit, la s ; Mrs W. IVilliarnson caul Mrs. A,
visitor with tbe Bryans fandlla Armstrong. Also some tarts atout
I
many friends of Dav/' TT,1011101 , India by 14Tra E. Mounting. ITrrin
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10•5D- ung and the meeting closed
"LION iS IN THE STRESTS" Rai and hope for hie recoVerY Won.' with prayer.
BANQUETSJ
:THANKSGIVING DINNERS !
ANNIVERSARIES' !
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
TREAT YoURiGLISSTS(T'0 A DINSER
"Fit For A- King" ,
SERVE THEMA /
The John L. Wheeler — Turkey
EllistSSELS, ONT. PHONE f21111V
BRUSSELS — 1GROWN TURKEY' FROM • '
Seaforth
Fall
3 Days 3
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Sept. 23-24-25
Outstanding Exhibits
Leading Cattle Shows
Races — School Exhibits
Grandstand Program
Wel/ see you at
Seaforth Fair.
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