HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-11-16, Page 1MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUPLh
"1 RD 25 Years
1' Novell , Was the
alvlil• Wedding of Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Bone of the 3rd, concession
of Morris Township, On Sunday
111r. and Mm's, Bone were hosts at, a
(Valuer for their family and relatives ,
from Detroit, London Wingham
Brussels, Vgroaeter, Guelph, and.
Toronto, Present were most of those
*present on their wedding day twen-
ty five yews ago. The couple were
also the recipients of Many lovely'
gifts
On Tuesday evening yr. and Mrs.
Bone were -sal :prised by their neigh.
bora After an enjoyable evening
pent playing progresaive euchre the
the celebrants were presented with
a coffee table smoking stand and
magazine iraelc. The evening was eon.
,eluded with a tasty lunch.
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four :Councillors and
Three School Trustees to serve the
Township of Morris, during the year
1956. '
will be held at
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25' 1955.
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMB5R 5, 1955
Flailing Sub-Divasion No. 1 at
School Hotts-e S. •S. No. 1; D. R. 0.
Glen Gib-sten; P.C., J. C. Haines.
Polling Sub-Division No, 2 at
'School House S. S. No. 9; D, R. 0.
Wm. Semens; P. C., Geo. McArthur.
Polling Sub_Division No. 3 at
School House S. S. No. 5; D. R. 0.
Harry 'McGuire; P. C., Harry
Pollingt Sub.p.ivision No. 4 at
;ISIorris Township Hall; D. R. 0
Gordon Wilkinson; P. C., Douglas
Smith.
Polling Sub.Diviston No. 5 at :
School Home 5,-S. No. 7; D. R. 0.
Melvin Craig; P. C., Harvey Edgar. 1
Polling Sub_Division No. 6 at
Sehool House S. S. No. 10; D. R. Q,
Ralph Shaw; P, 0., Wilfred War- ,
Polls to be opened from'
9 A. -M. to 5 P. M.
George Martin Returning 'Officea
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BRUSSEL PUBLIC SCHOOL
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
Keep in mind that Wednesday
night De.cember 16 is the date
Brussels School will present
!their Christmas Concert. Further
particulars, later.
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere gratitude is, expressed
to all these who so kindly remember_
ed me with letters, cards gifts and
treats while I was a—patient in
Victoria Hospital, Leann, and since
my return-home.
The ninny ,acts of kindly thought-
attinesa- -was' deeply :appreciated. ,
Fischer.
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kl'APIT°11 LISTOWEL THEATRE
2 shoVis nightly 7.50 -- 9.30 0. m.
• Matinee SaeUrday 2 a. m.
NOTICE
The 'Shoe and Harness Repair
-Shop will be closed Nov. 2a rd, and
24th.
C. J. Pegelow.
NOTICE ---
The .ansual meeting of Grey Town-
ship Federation of Agriculture will
he held 8.00 p. m. on Monday, Now
21st, at Ethel Community
Hall. Mr. (Steve -Struthers of Luck-
now, Guest speaker. Films will be
,alhoWn. Dance innate Provided by
Wilbee's Ordhestra,. Admission free.
Ladies please bring lunch.
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BAZAAR AND SUPPER
The Women's Guild Of
St. David's Church, Hentryn
Will hold their
(ANNUAL BAZAAR AND ,SUPPER,
in the 'Towlignip Hall, Ethel on
WED-NrEISDAIY, NOV. 33rd.
at 3 p. m. SUpper served from 4.30 to
7 p. m.
Aidanisision — Adults: $1.00 Chil!rel
60c
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Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. in. Sunday School
LI a. ma. Divine Worship
"How Can These Things Be"
Minister: Rev. H. •r. Cartvfn, M. D.
Organist: L. D. Thompson R. 7.1.- T
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lenei
DtVine Vorshiar — 11 o'eleCira
, "Religion — if g
caw& soma —1,2 o'clock
"Forget' net the aSsernbling of
yOurSeiVesi together -- to worshiP.''
REGEN1 THEATRE
Seat or th, Oztt.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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StilaSt Orangest Size 220. . . , 1— Fresh.. Loaf --,-gvoy Day Meal,ty-me •
1 Shortening 23o.
— tifebtioy Soap; Bath S+izo 3c
16 oz..Sat 'Miracle Whip " '410
ShirrWs Ifigta$ Puddling • 19c
We Sell *The kiiht Price
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al H. WILKINSON HEADS HONOUR PAID
MORRIS- TWP, FEDESATIQN WAR DEAD. and Opening
Community Hail
ETHEL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th
Program Listowel Quartettgl
Folk Dances, "Newry Nifties", Solos cite'
Readings Special Spealiers. IVO
Program commences at 8.30 p. rn.
Dance After Smith's Orchestra/
Lunch will be sold.
Admission 50o and 25c
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I. hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Two School Trustees to serve the
Township of Grey, during the year
1956,
be held at
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ETHEL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. al,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1955
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1955
Palling' Se-Division No, 1 at
,Schteo1 House S, S. No, 4,
Polling Sub•Diviiston No, 2 at
Scladel House S. 5, No, 1.
Polling 'Strb.Divi,aion No. 3 at
Lot 8, Con. 16, Grey, Everett Perdue,
Foiling .Sub_Division No, 3A at
Community 'Hall, Walton,
Polling Sub.Division No. 4 at
Community Hall, Mencrieff.
Polling Sub_Division No, 5 at
Township Office, Ethel,
Snla.Division No. 6 at
SOO& House S. S. No. 5.
P. ollin+g Sub_Division No, 7 at
.0eurnaunity Centre, Cnanbrook.
Polls to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Edythe M. Cardiff, Returning Officer.
ANNUAL TURKEY BINGOES
Brussels Canadian Legion
In Brussels Town Hall on
NOV. 25 — DEC. 2 — DEC. 9,
at 8.30 p. m.
16 Turkeys as Prizes
3 Special Games
15 Games for $1.00
Extra and Special Cards
25c or 5 for $1.00
NOTICE
We will do Custom Butchering, cutting,
wrapping making Sausage and liambiirg.-
er.
We will sell Quarters of Beef, hind
front, also sides of hogs.
W. L. BAEKER & SON
Phone 6 Brussels, Ont.
FREE 1956 Marconi . TELEVISION FREE
LIBRARY NOTES
BOYS AND GIRLS! — Next week is.
Yyloung Canada's IAA :Week, 'Mit
your . Public Library sand the book
etores, You'll -be siure td find gdod
books that you haven't read -and will
enjoy.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr: and Mrs. Fred Sawyer wiar
to announce the engagement of their
+01-11Y daughter, Freda Elizabeth, to
Donald Henry, aim of Mr. and. Mrs.
Arthur Rock of -Ethel. 'The marriage
to take place early in December. 1_
CARD OF THANKS I
I wish to expreso my thanks to
all my friends and neighbours who
visited me 'during my recent illness.
Ala() for the beautlitul cards, flowers,
and gifts that I have received, It will
long be remembered.
Mat. James. S. Smith.
EIGHT POTIvroEs
TO' k-BASKET
Mr, L. Armstrong, Graham's Sur.
vey, re-ally grows them big! A six
quart basket Was heaped uP wita
'only 8 potatoes; one of Which weigh_
ed 114 Mr, Armstrong assured
us be had many more like them,
VAL'S BEAUTY Sii0P
Cutting. Styling and
told-waving s Specialty
Phone 40x Brutish:
WITR EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE ONE FREE DRAW
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UNITED CHURCH i
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SutnIday, Nlov. 1,3,- vials observed Si
Remembrance )Siunclay. Many things '
-need to be remembered, the mummer !
'said'. We need to remember the ,
terrible cost of war in material and
money and' :-tihe still more terrible '
cost hi human life and in human
agony. We need -to remember that ,
,
War is the rest:It of sin and is a
divine. punIshment of sin, We need 1
to remember that everyone is called
to enlist in an eternal war, the war '
egainat -sita the great human enemy,
perfect peace is found in perfect
righteoltanesla. We need therefore ,
to remember that if peace is ever I
to really come, we all need to be I
engaged in nurturing righteousness
in ourselves• and anciety, i
Rudyard Kipling* "Recessional"
by R. DeKo•Ven, wets the anthem for
the day with. Bob Barwick singing
the baritone solo.
MORNING STAR
REBEKAH LODGE
At the semi-monthly meeting of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held I
in the lodge rooms Tuesday evening
members made plans to attend
,Milverton'a 25th. Birthday Party en t
Nov. 23.
Noble Granki Sister Marguerite
Crawford announced there wilt be
node of used -clothing and Bake Sale
in the lodge rooms on Nov.19 under
the auspices of the C. P. and T
Committee. Anyone wishing to do
ailate tIothing to this worthy cause I
please contact a member of the I
comfrattee and they will be picked up
Friday, Nov. 18.
Remembrance Day \vas marked
here with -a :community service when
our citizens paid tribute to the dead
of two world. Wars and honored
those who returned hente. The in,
element weather =wed the services,
Accompanied by ate Legion
Pine Band, members ,of the, Brussels
Legion No, 2.18; the Ladles' Alptil.
,lazy; section of the 100th, Battery,
C. A, and the Boy Scouts paraded
lie a body ^to St. John's Anglican
Chun-
The service was in charge of the
Rev. Norman Ellis, who gave the add-
ress,. Ile was assisted in the service
by the Ray, W. A, Williams and the
Rev. A. Lane. ..„
A new Ladies 'Auxiliary service
flag' was unsheathed and unfurled 'by
Mra, David Ilaatings and dedicated
by the Legion chaplain the Rev. A.
Lane.
The service that followed at the
Cenotaph who in charge of Calvin
Kreuter.
Wreaths were placed as folleara.
Province of 0ult„ Jam, E. Cardiff;
Legion Branch 218, Gordon Krauter;
Legion Ladies" Aualliany, Mrs. Vera
Hastings; Legion Pape Band, Thos,
MacFarlane; Lion's Club, Harold
Thomas; A. F. & A. M.. Ross. Dun..
can; 10..0.F. -and Rebekah, Rae
Crawford; Tali. of Grey, Clifford'
Rowland; Tirp of Morris, Bailie
Parrott; Village of Brussels, Roy
Cousins; St. Ambrose Church, Mrs.
A. Russel; St, John'a Church, Mrs.
B. Whititard; Melville Chttroli, Mrs.
Wilson; 100th Battery, Russel Hall;
Mre. Jos. Baker for her :son -Peter
Baker; Ohanbrook Women's, Ins.
titute, Mrs. Jas. Meehan.
The Morris Township Federation
of Agriculture held a turkey ban,
quet and la; aauhall Meeting Friday
evening in the Forresters Hall, here,
Rev. Bres, de Vries said grace. How-
ard Wilkinson latais elected presi-
dent for 1956.
Mtter- airmen!, provided by the
La-area Guild ,of Trinity Anglican
Church, 'Richard Procter introduc-
ed the plembetis, at the head table,
The retfiring president, James
Mair welcomed the guests, Mr„ do
*Vries1 4oke hrlettly on faaintsg
conditions in Holland, Short speech
es' were given by the county presi-
dent 'Wilfred Shortreed; Gordon
Greig, secretaraafieldnran for Huron
county; and Harvey jtohntaton,
new Manager of the County Farm
at Clinton The alatlitorta report was
given by George Martin.
Mr. Greig conducted the election
of officera which, resulted as fol.
lowla: peat president, James Moir;
president, Howard Wilkinson;
ectors from :sehool section S. 5, 1,
Mr. and Melia Jinn Wilson; S. S. 3,
Mr. and Mahn. Clarence Yuill; S. S, 4,
utlid Mn,s Reg Watson; S. ••.,. a,
Mr, end Mrs. Garner Nicholsion;
S, 6, Mr. •anal Mrs. Joe Black;
S. S. 7,, Mr. and MrS. Herman Neth-
:ery; S. S. 8, Rosa. Smith; S. S. 9,
Mr. and Mrs" Rice's McCall; U.S.S.
3, Mr. and Mrs" Bert Fear; U.5.5, 4,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fischer; H.S.S. 8,
Russell Henderron; U.S.S. 11, Mr.
and Mrs: Kenneth McDonald; U. S.
S; 12, Mr, and Mrs. Mervin, Rich-
mond; U. S. 5. 17; Mr. and Mrs. Les.
Bolt. The first ,vice-President is to
be appointed by the directors.-
County -directions are: to hog pro.
,ducers, Albert, Bacon and R. H.
Caultes; dream prodiacers, *George
Hetherington mod D. Langrid,ge;
poultry producers, R. Wallace; beef
producers, James Maar; county dir.
ectors Mr, and Mre. Howard Wilk.-
A vote of thanks tie the Guild
Was tendered by Howard 'Wilkitiaon,
which web replied lie by Mrs. C. Van
Camp, president of the Guild. The
prograTh aor the evening was the
play "Come Out, of Your Coma,"
presented by the Tees:water Junior
Farmers.
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MAJESTIC W. I HAVE
ANTIQUE DISPLAY
'o Majestic WOMenai
laito suet in the barment 'of Wu-
-library with Mrs, W. H. Bell, the
president in the chair The Treaai
report disclosed that $102 was real_
(zed from the recant bazaar and
from tickets sold on a quilt made
by meMbers of the branch. A dons.
lion-of $10 was voted to -the Cana-
,dian National Institute for the Blind,
and a gift of $8'.00 Vas given ttO ti
IteielbOrtag 'W, 1, branch to help in
its work. Obosen to attend a dial
tea rally -on 'Nov, 32' In Grand
Bend were Mrs. Harold Speir and
John Speir,
The roll call response, "display
ision," proved one of the most inter-
sion," proved one of the Inge :t ister-
esting ever held. Some of the ,ars
ticles produced were en earatrurn-
pet, a atnuff,box, -a Bible dated 1670,
a leather ihatabox of beanitiful de.
sign anal decoration in which was
the wedding tcal_hat of an old and
arell.knewn, resident who died a
few yeara agoa -ea well as clothing
and jewelery of antique style.
Mra. An-drew Lane gave -a report
of the Institute rally at Lancelet on
Oct. 31. The Institute project tins
year will he "What Shall I Wear?"
and will be in charge locally of
Missos Joyce Miller and Marion
Hemingway. Mrs. Clifford Marko -
discussed the motto, "No one is
rich enough to be without a neigh-
bor." Group singing was led by
Rm. W. C. Kerr.
Mrs. Harold Speir, -a delegate to
the area Convention in Guelph. told
of the succe.ssaul attempt by On-
tario Institutes to provide six home
icentres for Ceylon, and a tractor
-and trailer for use- in Greece. aira.
Slpeix alto had the topic, "A Great •
Canadi(als," in which She told of the
life of Mrs. Alfred Watt, an, In_
atittate member whit was Sent to
England to lay the foundations for
Institute work there. A memorial
to her eXists in -the form of a Picnic
park on the border of Manitoba
and North Dakota. A lunch was i
served by IVirs. 'Wilbur Turnbull,
Mrs.: W. H. Bell, Mrs. Ernest Mar-
tin, and Mils. Bert Johnston,
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors and
Three 'School' Trustees and One
Hydro Commissioner to, serve the
Village of Brussels during the year
1956.
will' be held at
Pearson's Shoe Store
and
MEN'S WEAR
Draw to be made on December 24th at 10 P. M. a t,
Men's Rubber Boots i $4.50, $4.95 and $5.11(
Men's Work Boots,
Men's Top Coats. Gabardine .... $24.95 Tweeds ...a... $15.0.0,
Men's All Wool Sport Coat ............ "-a
Men's Trousers
$5.95, $7.50 and MSS
BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
From 7 P. M: to 8 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25"1955.
demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMB5R 5, 1955
Polling Squib-Division No, 1
it the Cann oil Chamber of the Town
Hall; M, tell, D. t. 0.: Melina
Jackson, Poll Clerk, ,
Sub-Diviisien No. ;2
in the balsentent of the Public Lib.,
vary; ten Whittard;-11 R. 0. MrS,
Vera Makings, Poll Clerk.
Polls to be opened from '
9 A. M. to• 5 P, M.
G. R. Catiapbela Returning Offficerd
$14.95 and $22.50
$5.95 to $12.95
Everything in RUBBER FOOTWEAR for
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In case of War these are the men
that wllil protect you and your fani,!
:oleo aoueta aJottroaatreal ;Area°
Meet "Bat'( Masterson Gunnia4
turned Lawman. "Dat5' Masterson
fly, hgath.st the first enemy ortelangh. I I wag, ail that Dodge- city and all _
These are old nieji that caoey neede the tougheSt LaiAneii"
the 1 that eve
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jairea Steikart- and June Allytera .1 Mon day, Tuesday Wednesday
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— 14 oz. Tins Green Giant Niblets Corn
33c
— 16 oz. Jar Pure Fresh P-Nut Butter 29c
1 — 20 oz. Tin Aylmer Peaches - .. 21c
EveningsAtka§ Students 366,
60 Tea Bags.. 59c
• 1. 7 oz. Tin cloverleaf Tuna ,•• 31c
Quaker Corn Flakes' Free Toy .-,-23c
We Buy At The Right Prices
of CANADA
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Children 25c:
Set, Mat. -a, Adults 504 Students 2$O,
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For Tense Drairld Stianerie'd,
Pilled Manglers tiOhit Miss
S'p'encer tra6ey. and :046660;Ryan i n
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CineniaS'cops and tolee
gilt . mismitlisimilimiliniiiiindis0
`rho- wohdertur story of three Saillors
on leave; Three girls ..iii 'teat- and"
-lige little- Orphans in trouble,
Thursday .Friday aiid Saturday
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