The Brussels Post, 1956-05-02, Page 1THE B USSELS POST
Lawrence .E. Machan
Funeral services were 'held at the
B. A. Bann Funeral Home, on Thurs,
day at' 2 p.m. for Lawrenpe Meehan,
4.5, who died suddenly from a heart
attach on Monday, April 24, conduct-
ed by the Rev, Andrew Lane. During
the service "Crossing The Bar" was
sung by Bob Cunningham .af Ethel,
Interment was made in Brussels
cemetery.
meat was made in Brussels cemetery
13dfore moving to Korris Township
two and one miles north of Brussels
where he lived for the past eight
-uatoa, Xe,t9 nl peal' pun en 'Suseli
ship, He was a member of Brussels
-United Church.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Violet Jacklin„ and a family
'of seven sons and eight daughters.
Clarence, Winghame Lloyd, Kitch_
ever; Douglas, Ethel; Barrie, Car.
man, Gorden, and Dale at home;
Shirley (Mrs. George Wheeler)
Brussels.; Joan, Maxine, Gail, Dar_
.lene, Anne, Dianne* and Patricia at
'home, Five brothers and one sister
also survive. im,urvhiVe. Three brothers, prlei.
Pallbearers were :John Yuill, Jim
Hogg, Leslie Lake, William Steph.
arson, Stanley McFarlane, James
MeTaggart.
Plowerheatens Were William King,
James. Bewman, Laurie Black and
Murray Cardiff.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends and
neighbouns for their kindness and .
sympathy during our recent sad
bereavement. Also for the beauti
ful floral tributes, and to those
who assisted in any way.
Arthur Henry and Family.
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Visit The Maydell Shoppe.
For your Obildren's Wear - Jeans, ?flirts, grey Flunnele,
Blazers, Dresses, Pleated Skirts, etc..
For Mother's Day Gifts
Parasols, Hoelery, Gloves, Purses,
Lingerie, Flowers and etc,
fiFilia$F1,,.$, +H. gt,vg.
the Brussels 4.4-1 Swine .einn
meeting was held in the Brussels
Library MI April .10, The meeting
opened with the 4,,R pledge.
• The guest speaker Mr. itiehard
Cowman Was tutdedneed by Bill
Turnbull and, 'thanked by Mary
Dennis. He spoke en feed. beet
calves and swim, The presiifienit
of the swine club Willis Knight
tooic. .ellinrge of the business meet,
ing. The minutes of the last meeting
were read by ,the .Sec., Donna Smith
The next meeting, will be a joint
meeting of both .colf an swine club
91-! May 16th at ,the farm of 13111
Turnbull.
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MELVILLE CHURCH.
Roy, Harold sermon sub-
ject.ou Sunday last was "the "$ecend
Coining of 014\4ft," The text was from ,
1,st, Corinthians, rot. 24 Then .cumetn;
the e
.that there have 'always been people
mi,. Mr, .Colvin stated iii iyivrt
yrite titeuaart they knew when the end
of the Wend was coming, aro
these Who believe; that through the
Works of our missionaries and rehg.
edacation and culture the world
fe becoming better and better, and
will in time be ready for Christ's
return) 'however, in Mathew chapters
24 and 25 Josue bimaelf tells us how
the end of the world 'will came., .It
will come suddenly as a thief in the
night, and only God the Fen's"
knows when this will be,
Spring is the. Time to Marc your
Decorating Done
IN ERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECOFtATING,
ROOFING, SIDING, WALLPAPERING AND
PAINTING
Mrs. Arthur Henry
Funeral Serytees far Idrfi'• Arl41,4r
lieury, in her fiitit, year, who died
at her home in Ethel, were con,-
dueled from time truiteti OltUrch h7
the IOW, A, Lane, assisted by Lieut,
Goodrich of Winghapa Salvation
Army Corp on Tuesday, April 54th.
at 2 p,rn.
Interment waa made in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery,
Born in Grey ToWasthip, she trna
the fernier OlIVe ZOO,
Surviving beside. her husbaild,
are one 'Son, 'Stuart' of Winghanli
one _daughter, Nora, Mrs, Elwood
MeTaggait, of Ethel; 6 grand-
children one brother-, Bert of At-
wood and one sister Eninia, Mrs.
Lyle. Hopper of Beigrave,
MAJESTIC W, -1, MAY 1Q,
The VOy irteettuo7 of the moos*
Women's Institute wtil.'be held
the Brussels Public :f„,ihrary on:.
Thursday afternoon, May 10 .at
.0'004, It Is the .Home ECenCenies.
and Health meeting under .the con_
venership of Mrs, Doug Hemingway
and 'Mrs, Ken Sharrie, There will
' be a demonstration on aandwieliqv
=making and a 'speaker on the T. 11,
Clinic, The roll call is "A nursery
rhYrae my ?nether taught me,"
All members are Urged to come
and bring a visitor. Every lady in
the community Is welcome,
The Institute is planning to have
'the Jr. Farmer Choir Minstrel Show
from Stratford in the near fattlre,
There are 35 members in this show,
Watch for further partieularSt.._ •
AL. NICHOL
PHONE 95x BRUSSELS
The day that. Christ comesehe will
come as lightning, and every -eye
Shall zee Him. He will come with
myriads of 'angels, and the round of
the trumpet, and He tells, us that all
the tribes of earth shall mourn, and
be terrified; when it is too late to
repent of their sins and, to change
their lives, Before that day there
will be great tribulation. The Beast
and 'the raise Prophet, will be angry
with the church, and much perseout_
ion will take place. Christ Warned
that His followers mutt watch and
pray that they may be ready for the
day of His coining.
Christ also stated that the gospel
of the Kingd,can must first be
preached to all nations, before the
end ,comes. The end of the world
Will be a day of judgement. A
separation of the good from the bad,
and of the sheep from the goats.
The choir sang the anthem ,`Seek
ye the Lord while He may be found,"
with W.m King Jr. as soloist.'Misses
June and Audrey Hackwell of
Walton. were guests of the choir and
bang a very pleasing duett, "Love
never faileth". ,
CARD OF THANKS
I "wish to thank all those who
remembered me with treats and
oases during my Stay in the hospital
and alter I returned hoine. Thank
you.
Sohn Currie
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Huron County
Music Festival
Goderich Public School Auditorium
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. G. Gordon, Little Rapids,
Algoma, was a guest of Miss 13essie
Moses this week.
Bill IVICWhirter, who ban been in
Listowel Hospital since injured in a it
car accident is improving.
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George MeCuteheon, who has been
in ill hearth, is still in Toronto, Gen-
eral Hospital under 'observation. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierson attend-
ed the wedding of their niece, Miss
Elinor Wightman at Blyth United
church last ave,ele
W. C. and Mrs. King visited
friends in Windsor last week. Mrs. G.
Gordon; of Little Rapids, Algoma
returned,home with •them.
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ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The, Guild meeting took place in
'the Church basement on April 13th,.
with a good attendance. The opening
trim, was "My Faith Looks 'Up 'Po
Thee. .Prayers were led by, Rev.
Jewell who also read the lesson and
gave a talk on the different versions'
of the Bible. A solo, "Josue Loves
Me", was sung by Irma Bernard
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and dues and sunshine
offering taken!
Business period conduCted by
president, Mrs Annie Pollard. Several
Reins were 'disleusSed. Secretary was
requested to send' ,a" kilter of tfliallts
to "Rose Brand Foods Ltd." for the
,generons donation of pickles. The
Guild will pay for material for three
,choir cassocks, Ladies from Walton
and 'lenity,'" were to be invited to
nest meeting to ,arrange for Deanery
May 20. Ladies. to meet at church
basement the evening of Monday
April 30 to clean flatware. Mrs
Jewell collected the names of girls
from eSeven years to twelve, for
Junior Auxiliary and' to go to a Rally
in Goderich on May 5th, Meeting
'closed with. prayer. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Many Bird and Mrs, Annie
Pollard.
ADULTS 35e - CHILDREN 15c, ' 9
'e
CARD OF THANKS
PEARSON'S SHOE STORE
and
MEN'S WEAR
We now 'have a full line of MEN'S WEAR
Tkaer •
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The Howard Family.
CARD OF THANKS
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting Styling Cold Waving
A Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels
CARD OF THANKS
The faintly of the late Lawrence
Machan would like. to take this
opportunity of thanking all friends
and neighbours who helped during
their sad bereavement, A .special
thanks to those who sent' flowers,
baking and cards', also a special
thanks to those who helped in the!
home or any other way. Their i
kindness will 'never be forgotten. 1
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Melville Presbyterian
Church
10.00 a. m. Sunday Scheel
11 a. m. Divine Worship-
Anthem: I will lift up mine eyes,
unto the hills (Whitfeld)
Tenor Solo: Consider and hear me,
by Brian Prescott
Minister: Rev M. C. Colvin, L 0.
Organist: L. 0, Thompson R. M. T
of
Pants all colours ...... from '$5.95 to $14.95
Jackets all colours $8.95 to $14‘
Top Coats Tweed and Gabs $24.95 to $55.0.2.'r.
Suits All Wool Worsted ,,...,',.4; .444,
Sport Coats from $24.95 to $29,95
Men's heavy short rubber Boots ... - $3.96
Men's heavy cork sole work boots .... OM and tqa
Men's dress shoes Scott-McHale and Dack
Other dress lines from`
lineal feet
LLASHMAR $4.95
$1.01
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The United Church,
OF CANADA
MInlite0: Ririe. A. Line, B.
Divine Worithip 11 Oslo*
"Sobriety"
Obluth School la o'ekselt '
"Let us go.Into 'the house of the
Lord°
Phonell Brussels, Onti.
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thuralaY. Friday and Saturday
SANTA FE PAA:SsOE
John Payne Faith Deinerque
Here IS The compelling Unfoigettahle
love 4toity or. et; Iiitliatalialthig
tier .Stout land a green-eyed.
.Breed Beatty:, :throton into, tenipeet,
4ons itititnair on, at trailblazing
wagon trip westward,
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
TILE SEEKERS
Jitek Hawkins Glynis
An intriguing stMy 'Of tile first
st5ttlef oil NeW g6Aiata bfised •all,
hu Y,Priday and :SatUrday
DU:IL :0 TO MIB§IBBAl501
Les Parke? Patrioia lVt4dliia,
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Coiyiliiif
FIVE ACAINAt 14-it NAVA!
w.
TK'. Fri. Sate
May 3 - 4
' In ClelerriastOpe
"SOLDIERS P:OktitslEto
Clark Gable Susan Hayward
Thrills! Adventure! Actlont
Fallow the Seidler of Fortune
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Thur.. May ill.
'"AMEiliCANoo'
(Color)
Glen Ford, Urania Theis§
TWo gioWS- Nightly. 114111 or Clear
Bei (*ice Opoli at IA
tita Soho' at busk
Children tinier lg Cfir,S.• 'tree
,d6Otciorie at Each Perforrnene*
EntTr•ty new front end styling; now color treatment,. tie 'arlY_power improvententa are feu i e budget- .' tilfecli th •-• , ,.,
priced 1050 Oldsinobilo "88" Holiday coupe, Thc,". , Ao, ' e itirtoli grille has borlzont,al touverkfrecessed in the ito
oval hum per opening and the, Oldsm ()bile ntruMisspe ", otil n ebfdate bleckietteit on •the left Side- NMI rectati plat'
parking lights are incorporated in the outer end e . Le toter bumper bat. Flair-Away fendeit,.pitiectilc.type
taillights,,,hood contour and front and rear ortutinen ' arc new. Moro than 150 color combinations are .oitered,
The !interior features many now falitieS and color "and a redesigned Itigettnent panel, Cotabililt0Oattily with
improved visibility, thider the hood is a Mott peiVertni:230-hp. "Rocket," engine with Warty tiaechanical inaproVeo•
itientS that oritaiico porfoiltauce and CeOnorny, ,,,
Anglican Chttkeh
OF'' CANADA
floi.r. Fred E. Jewell,. L. S. T. Rector
St johnoiii
Thursday it P. file
Induction terViee
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llery Comiiititiiori
SnijiittY BehOOlt
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qhOltis trteltly /AO 13.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p.
I tties Wed, , . "ABOVE US
Johli
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL. 'ONT.
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THUR. FRI, MAY 3 e 4
"SHE WORE A
YELLOW RIBBON"
(Color)
Sat..- Mon, May 5 7
GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES"
(doter).
,.Marilyn Munroe; Betty Grable,
Lauren Bacall
John Wayne, Joanne Dru
May - 9
HE WAVES,i
Mills
UNITED CHURCH
The series of sermons on "Dis.
cipline,' was continued on. Sunday
April 29 in the 'United Church,
"Physical Dioipline" was considered
The text was 1st Corinthians 9:25
"Every men that striven' for the
mastery is temperate in all things
. they do it to receive a corrupt-
ible crown but we an incorruptune
Strenuous effort, right self control,
concentration of aim is as necessary
to, win in, the Christian race as in
Corinthian games. They do it, said
Paul to reeeive as corruptible crown,
a wreath or crown of laurel which
would wither in a week - but we
to receive a crown of life, a crown
of righteousness that blossoms into
.a cu-own of glory that ,never fades.
The anthem for 'the day was,
"Since Jesus Came Into My- Heart"
by McDaniel and Gabriel.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all mry friends
who sent cards and treats and flow-
ers while in Victoria Hespital, Lon-.
don. Special thank to Et., Stephens
and Dr, Mallory also the nurses of
the hospital Staff.
Mrs. R, J, Kirkby
REGENI THEATRE
Seaforth Ont.
MORRIS
Federation of Agriculture
At to directors' meeting of the
Morris TownShip Federation of
Agriculture it was agreed to canvass
the township for .members to the
Hog Producers( Co.Operative Mar-
keting Board and sit the same time
to collect for the Salvation Army
Red Shield cantaign.
Mara AndeiSon, Secretary
IN MEMORIAM
OURRIE - In loving "nemory of
a Dear Wife, Mother and Grand-
mother, Viola Currie, who passed ,
away two years ago, Maly 2nd,
1954.
May conies with sad regrets,
Of one we loved 'and will never
forget.
God willonend the boken chain
That links us till we aneet. ,again.
Ever remembered by Russel and
Family
WANTED --
APPlioatione for position of
Policeman and 'Utility Man.
Or
By Law Enforcement Officer and
Utility Mae for the Village of Brus-
sels, will be accepted until 6 P. M.,
May 7, 6. ,tate salary expeeted
for eath
195
pos
S
ition. For further
Particulars apply ,to members of the
Council or Municipal Clerk.,
G. R. Campbell,
Clerk.
14.1eWHi pRTgR BENEFIT
I WELL.ATRON 4P
4 The Coneert and 4ance in aid of
the MOWhirter rend, held In the
13rueSelt Town Hall Wednesday
night of last'week, was well patron-
ized, Donatiene were generous and •
the Fund was considerably increased
as reported elsewhere in this issue. ,
A pleasing variety concert, velum.
tartly contributed by a number of
yonug people and ,other well known
entertainers from the district was
thoroughly enjoye4 by the large
audience.
4elt ThYnne, widely known as 'Pile
Kans'at Farmer, was master of
ceremonies for the occasion, and.
reinarked during the evening that
Tight here we' mre the finest array
of talent anywhere in Ontario,
Among those who 'appeared on
the program were. Members eof the
Legion Pipe Rand; Mi5se0. Sheila
Porter, Dorothy Sullivan, Agnes
Lane, Catherine Leach, Faye Love,
Helen Johnston, D,ereen Long, Patsy
Bry'ans, Harmon sisters'; Gnaeme Mc-
Donald, George Love, Cyril and Brian
Prescott, David Kennedy, Jim Edgar,
Bill Martin, Cactus Mae, Bill King,
Don Edgar, Scott Pawson. Clark
Johnson and Murray Lowe.
Numbers Included Pipe Band select,
ions, vocal solos, duets, trios, quart-
ettes, violin, and guitar music, song
and dance numbers, sax solos, dance
numbers.
We wish to express our thanks to
all our neighbours and friends, for
all their kind thoughts and deeds, in
our time of bereavement.
Ian McDondld, trustee of the Mc-
NVIltirter Fund, gave a brief report
and thanked the neoPle for their
generous support.
Following the concert there was
dancing.
TENDERS WANTED - Morris Twp.
Tenders for the contracts of re
pairing and constructing the follow
lag drains in the Township of
Morris will be received up until 12
o'clock noon, May 7, 1956.
Spivey Drain
consisting of 5,327 lineal feet of
'tile drain.
Bosman Drain -
consisting of 1,500 lineal feet of
tile drain.
Cole Drain -
consisting of 10,550
open drain,
Plans . and specifications may be
seen at the clerk's office. Tile will
be supplied by the Township for the
tile drains, A certified cheque for
ten per cent of the contract Print)
must accompany each tender, Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accept
ed.
Geo, C. Martin, Clerk,
A lunch booth did a brisk bus-
iness.
Accompanists were Mrs. Geo.
Evans and Donald Dunbar,
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MAY 3 to uay 10
FINAL CONCERT - Friday, May
at S p. m.
4,14.
Mornings-silver collection. Afternoons-Adults 15o .
Children 10c. Evenings-Adults 25c, Children 15c.
OPENING at 8 p. m., THURSDAY, MAY 3rd
MORNING - AFTERNOON - EVENING
Hats Stetson and Brock $5.95 to 19.95
Caps 11,00 1,0 $2.00
Ties and Socks i60c to 124:10'
Shirts Forsyth $3.95 to $9.95
Sweaters Tony Day and Shelby $4.95 to $9.95
Underwear Tops and Bottoms 44 0 $1.00 each'
Pyjamas $05 to 15,91S%
Ladles Nylon's 15 Denier Si Gauge'
ist Quality
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