HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-02-08, Page 1For This Week
Allsweet Margarine
Kam or Prem
Round or Sirloin Steak
Coleman Lard
Sliced Side Bacon
Smoked Picnic Shoulder
Aylmer Pork and Beans 15 oz. 2 for 25c
S. Williams Orange & Grapefruit
— marmalade 25c
During the month of February we are
Having a draw on a side of pcirk. Tickets are
free for every purchase of $1.00 or more.
lb. 31c
35c
65c
lb. 17c
lb. 49c
lb. 45c • • • • •
W. L. Baeker & Son
Phone 6' Brussels, Ont.
K. r. befyln.
Organist; L. D. Thompson R. M. T
who gave 'time and 'effort, deserve
credit for the auccesis of the Carnival.
We hope it will become an annual
event with the same Support of the
public, •
Judges were Mrs. 'Gordon Knight,
Mrs. W. A. ,'Spence and James
Perrie Jr.
Youngest .girl: Joan. ',StephensIon,
(14 months), Donna Workman; Davy
Crochet; Paul Wildon, Bobby Mc-
Bride .; Women's Comic: Mrs. Mary
Bone, 'Mrs. G. R. Campbell; Largest
Family on ;Skates': Mrs. Eldon.
don: Oldest Skater: Harvey Byran
(72 years); Youngest Boy4),n Skates,:
Brian Workmen, Accitt , Wilson;
Best Dressed Girl Under 10 —
Anne Lowe, Sally
Galbraith; Best Dressed Boy under
10: Paul McDonald; Donald Elliott;
Most Graceful Connie; MrS, Donald
Willie land, G. R. Campbell, Catherine
Leach and Mayne Weed.; Family
With Children Coming Farthest:
Eldon Wilson; Door Prize: Mrs'. MI-
rla.ni McTaggart; Best DresIsecl Coup-
le over 16 :Mrs, Eldon Wilson and
Joan Wilson, _MrS. Robert Johnson
and Den Hemingway; Best Dressed
Couple under 1,6: Catherine Leach
and: Mayne Wood; Patsy Bryant' and
Katherine MeTaggart; belt national
00Situnle, Agnes Lane, ,Sbaron Hem=
ingWay; best clown, Mae Myers,
Vicki -Willis; best dressed, lumber-
jack, David Kennedy, Jack Higgins;
best farmed girl under 16, ,Sandra
Michel Susan Martin; hest dress-
ed iloy under 16, Ronald Lane,
David Duncan; best dressed wo-
Mlan, over 16, Mrs. Melvin Thomp•
,Son, Mar non Hemingway; best.
dressed man over 16, Don, Fleming-
way, Bob Fraser,
310031 Wilson Vita choSen Qtteen of
the Carnival.
A' short nregam, of Taco; gave
Roger Todd the cup clona,ted by the
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Post Publishing House otuthoriseel as Second dem in* tom °al°. DePartelent' °tt". Wednesd4y February 8th. 1958
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,GEo..pDLLARD EQUIPMENT
FOR WOOD-LOTS DEMONSTRATED
A deMellstratioh of wood lot
meat QOavorea jy Geo.. Pollard of
Brusleels was, held in, the comnum-
St. John,'s Pancake , Supper
Tuesday, February 14th
Supper served from 5:.30 tor p,
Menue
Shop here and Save 'Money
Blue Gold Peas, 1.5 oz. tin 2 for 35c
Holly Cream Style Corn, 20 oz. tin
2 for 31c
Florida Sip Blended Juice, 48 oz. tin 31c
Dates 2 lb. 27c
Brodies White Cake Mix 19c[
Aylmer Catsup 20c
We now have a complete line of
FROZEN FOODS
ity ball on Friday and Saturday afr
--- Pancakes and syrup, Sandwiches; Pickiest
Pie and Tea.
— Admission Children under 12 . 35c
Adults - 60c
'Spectato'rs, in spite of the near zero MRS. HENRY DENT
tornoon‘ It le estimated „about 800 1 'weather, to the BrMels arena On' Margaret Cameron, beloved
people •saw ,the new machinerY Friday t.:light last. The ,Carnival, the :it wife of Henry Dent, died in"Wing-
demOnstrated fillet held here for A number of 'ham Ctenellal IroQital on rAla$(1aY"
Reeve H, J Strettom opened both years, *AS ,sPOnSored bir the arena ;Ian• net.. in, her 60th. Year, after a
seseions and George Pollard ISPolto committee. lengthy illness,
words of welloome Zone froireister A perfect 100 surface bad been Born in, Bruce Township on May
F. H, deVriee ^of StVatfOrd, show- roadied ;by. wni teir Nvnwor.nson, 210. 1,896, she Was the daughter of
ed film on reforeStatiop and sPolto as the broom-ball, teams found w'heu the late Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Cameron.
of new develOPments in that de- many •orf them canoe into close con- , Eduated at Paisley 'and Kincardine
Pallment. Othelr spealt*s were tact with It, on IrulubOr of 100.2,a4. High iSchool =she taught for several
ions, I years at Chalk River, Massey and
Reeve J. H. Stretton, chairman, Shallow Lake and in the Paisley
weloomed the "crowd And' compliment.. idistrict, Following her marriage to
ed the rink committee on planning Henry Dent, at Palmerston on March
such {a, {successful carnival, and in- 3rd. 1926, they lived at Underwood
troduced K. L. Aslita, Master of where she assisted her husband in
Ceremonies. The Brussels Legiin the management of ,the Underwood
,pipe Band,. ,o,roggijing freezing telephone exchange until August,
'the Program, 4.948 when they !mired to Brussei,.1
MnS, Dent lived a devoted. Christian Wiles, made a fine contribution to
life, taking an active interest in her 1 Western Star Lodge I. .0, 0, F. de-
feated the local firemen in, game church 'She was a life member of the
'of broom ball which saw the play_ 'auxiliary of the Woanan's Missionary
Richard Procter, Morris; H. A.
Patterson, Montreal; David Smith,
of Seattle, 1,14A.; Charles Ford
Of Louden and Daniel Edge of
Durham.
Between 'speeches. and demons-
trations, comedy numbers were
contributed„ by Scott PawSort, John
'Phynne and Clark Johnson.
Prizes in a draw wex.e won by
Malcolm Fraser, Walton; Wayne
Lowe, Brussels; Sam Ash, Bluevale;
A. J. Noble, Brussels. and Harvey
Dierilam, Neusteadt.
The .two-day demenstration clos-
ed with {a lumber-jacki dance in the
hall on Saturday night. Solos were ,
sung by Miss Margaret Perrie and
Music supplied by Mr. and Mrs'.
, George Evans, I-Towand Smith, jim
Alcock, Scott Pawson, Clarke Sohn-
sift, and john Thynne, Bert Ross-
man, Lietewel, and Dan Edge, Dur-
ham called off for square dancing.
A SALUTE TO THE SHAMROCK AND THISTLE
An Irish and Scotch Concert ,3111.
To beheld in the
Forester's Hall, Belgrave
Friday, February 10th
on Tuesday, February 14th
AT 8.15 P. M.
You will find other values Just as great,as these at
THE RUTLEDGE GROCERY
Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
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ens taking many .on the slip- Society of the United Church.
She leaves to 'mourn her passing iPerY .playing 'Surface, by a score of
2-0. The losers were driven off the ice 'her husband, Brussels; one son,
in 'an, old time fire truck. Alan, of " Tiverton; two grand-
A booth diva, .ruching,business chillren, a sister, Mrt. John Bonn-
ett and a 'brother, Arthur Cameron hot dogs and coffee, most 'welcome '
- 'Noth of Tierce ToWnshiP, the 'chilly !attnoisphere
The arena committe, those who The body rested at the Walker
contributed to the, prize list and all Funeral Home, BrUssels, where a
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•MELVILLE CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH
At morning worship on Sunday, I Feb. 6,, lacqfiered bra.ss, Offering;.
Plates and Cross were dedicated to
the glory of God in memory of Mr,
and Mr. Ernest Dennis,.
,Mr, Melville Dennis presented
the gift on behalf of himself, his!,
brother Harvey and ;sisters, Mrs.j
Harold, Thomas and Mrs. Eva Neill I
,Mr_ Norman Hoover, Recording
Stelwkird, isetepted the gift on be-
. half .of the congregation.
Mrs. Harold Thomas did' the un-
veiling and the minister dedicated
the Memorial with these words —
In the name of the Father and of
-the Son And ,of the Holy Spirit I
dedicate this anmorial to the glory
Of God, {and as a tribute 'tie the noble
'and demoted lives to whose memory.
it has been set up ah this holy place.
The sermon was on 'Witnessing
for Christ," which ,theme was very
fitting for the .occasion. The antheml
for the day., alsio very fitting; was '
"Jeans is Real to Me" by Schuler iTHE WORLD DAY OF PRAYER;
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th •
At 3 P. M.
St. John's Anglican Church
Every lady of the community
Is 'Urged to attend.
USED TRUCKS
CARD-OF THANKS
P,fely lie Preshyterian 1
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday ,School
Divine WOreeilli
when the. Communists took over,
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our 'friends, and ,neign,
.botirs for their acts of kindness
cardS of sYmpathaf and beautiful
floral ;tribules at the tithe of out •
sudden sad, bereavement.
Max and jean Oldfield,
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stayed with, converts. This •. was
love.
The Choir rendered thehYmn.
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1 — 1947 y Ton Ford Panel
LEAP YEAR DANCE'
WEDNESAY, (FE,BIRUA'RY 29th '
Pi' Ethel Com,munity Centre
under auspices of Haiti Board
Orcheetra in Attendance
Lunch Booth
Admission 50c and 25c
'SPECIAL
Clontlnues until the end of
FEBRUARY
COLD WAVE — $4.95
Including: Styling — Cult --Set •
For appointment call 40x
Val's Beauty Shop
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anthem, 0 wlorshin Jaw King, by t Riverside.. Motors
Maunder, the congregation, invited 1
to join in •three of the verses. ' Chevrolet and Oldsmobile ,Allog Marg,areti Parole, conbilbuted
h ,a,oprano oak), I'll walk 'wliGh Goa, - Supertest Gas and Oil
from the play the Student Pence. Phone 56 Brittieli, Oat 4
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APITO REGEN1 THEATRE
Seat orth, Ont. THEATRE
2 shows nightly tea — p. M.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. on.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. Lens, B. A., IL
Divine Worshito — croloCu.
"sharing, as, a Means, co)f Grace
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Wed. I Thur. , •Feli. 8 — 9 THE FAR ,HORIZON
"To do good
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and do share With , , . . . - . r. . Charlton Heston ' Peed Mao Murray Keenan Wynn,_ ..Matnie Vandoren, „ , „
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Front the peptilar novel by Ernest
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GREWAR Sft—tokstort
The .z.ertmon last Sunday morning
wias taken from St. John's Gospel,
&ay. 9, and was an exposition of,
the miracle, of 'Christ restoring
sight to the man blind from birth.
How thankful t,111e, people of that day
'sliBuld • have :been that Clod sent.
His Son to heal the sick and re-
store sight 'to the blind and make
the lame to walk. But 'they were
not. They found fault with "Jesus
for healing on the Sabbath day.
These religious leaders were not
'interested in the fact that the blind
flani could See. They were content
with their own religion, and their
ieligion had no love for anyone ex-
cept themselves, They had to love
tor Christ. ,There are people- like
this to-day. When a religious re-
vitval is being held, and souls have
been helped and saved, we should
not criticises and find fault. Christ
then told 'the people about
self being the Good Shepherd. What
a. wonderful ,shepherd of the sheep
sPeaker
Jesus was. .In this connection the
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fain missionaries in China, who
funeral cortege left Brussels, for
Centre Bruce Church, Bruce count
on Friday for a ,service at 2.00 p.m.
Initial was made, in Levet Cemetery
Pallbearers were: John Murdock,
'Wellington Axis), Louis. McDonald,
Clifford' Cameron. Hugh Bonnett
and Hibbert Carleton.
Brussels Legion for boys 12 and
under' Katherine McTaggert Wa$
the winner for girls 14 years and
under,
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1 — 1952 Meteor Sedan, Radio
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1 — 1950 Pont. Sedan
1 —1949 Pont. Sedan
1 — 1949 Austin Coach
1 — 1948 'Chev. Coach
1 1948 Ply. Sedan
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Valentine Dance
In Cranbrook Community Centre
Friday, February 10th
Music by 'Henderson Orchestra
Special Prizes
Lunch'Booth in the Hall.
Admission at Popular Prices
Sponsored by Cranbr3ok Hall Board!
Admission — Adults 50c — Children 25c '
Sponsored by the Belgrave Women's.Institute
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