HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-06-20, Page 1EXTENSION SERVICE COURSE
TO 1:3 HEL P HEFig
An Extension Serviee Course for
the Homenutiterla "hospital=
ity FOods" is to be elield In the
Brussels Public
e
'Library on Teeadey
nd,27 from 1,30 to 4.00 p.m. If
Yyouare ; concerned about catering
to banquets or'•ontertaining visitors
in your hoe or community you
sahonld attend. A ,complete deeffet
meal will be demonstrated• on the
first afternoon. The second a ter-
noon you will see 'ingestions. for
special parties and your que.ationss,
about food for quantity cooking will
be answered. a,
All the ladies are cordially invited
to ,attend. Sponsored by the Majestle
Women's Institute, Brussels,
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Mr. Glenn Oliver having passed
this -second year in Pre-medicine
with a high Mark has been admitted
to the four year course in, medicine
at Western University, London.
George Jackson is a patient in
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth; ;
William Watson. is a patient In
the Clinton Hospital; Miss Mary
Dennis has -taken a position is *
London; Robert Kirkby has taken
four of his racing horses to Que-
bec; Dr, Robert Humphries. New
York City, with Mrs. M. Humphries.;
Mr. and Mrs. D. Grey and family.
Stratford, with Joseph E. Ha.ckwell;
Mr. and Mrs. Horoce Rutledge, Lon-
don, with friends here; „Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Ennis, Ronnie and Rueh
Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller,
and 'Mr. end Mrs Edward Miller with
friends Alt Galt. • • • I
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The June meeting of the Walton
Women's Ageociation was Thursday
afternoon in the church basement ,
with a good attendance, The presi-;
dent, Mrs. Walters took-charge. The
meeting opened by the W.A. Motto.
Bible reading llth. Psalm by Mrs..
Broadfoot. Mrs. Walters then gave a
reading on the litlh Psalm, Theme
Splg was plIng with Mrs. Jas, Bryans '•
at the piano followed, by ;prayer:
Seceetary?s report was read and
appioved and Thank You notes Venn
Mrs. W, Bewley, Mrs; Walter% and
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,
Mrs. Fox, Treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. A. Contts Committee
for church pallor, Mrs:, Jove, Mrs.
Ken McDonald, Mrs. T. Dunidas and
Mrs. Ac,hillies. Report; of the
Huron Presbytelal which was held ;
at Clinton.. Morning session was 1
given' by Mrs. T. Dundee Which Was
very intereeting. The afternoon
session given by Mrs. 'Walters prov-
ed very interesting also. 1311Stflle$9,
was' !discussed.
The "meeti ng closed with the W.
A. Theme. and prayer. -
ANNUAL PECORATION
PAY SERVICE
'1101 eineuel Deleon /lion JA17
sfrylieu of 1 U. 0 F. W t 1. Star ,
and Mernt4g Star Re-btu: ledges
arid Leeionnaires, was held on
day. juee 17th, at Brussels came-
ter'. ”russeb, Legion Pipe Barn) led.
the parade of members to the Mtn ;
etol'y for the Service Of Rement.
brance, honoring their deceased
members..
Tbe service was- in charge of ,
Rae Crawford, . Noble Grand of t
Western elar lodge, who read the
names of departed brothers of the
lodge, Louis Ebel, chaplain,soffered
prayer. For Morning Star Lodge
Mrs. Orwell Elliott read the names ;
and Aire. George Davidson, led in I
prayer. Roes Bennett of the Legion
-read -the Thames of the war dead.
The graves were marked with
tsilken. flags,
Mr, 0. Thompson; Knox PresbY-
terian Church, Oranbrook, was the
speaker. Recently frcen Ireland, Mr.;
Thompson, -compared- the, beauty of .
this -peaceful land with, war torn I
Europe, and urged prayer for peace.
•Clarence Hamilton, Listowel, gave
an address. Rev. A. Lane offered •the
-closing prayer.
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Paost Publishing Howe nthoriaef tee weetend claas ma% APS 9t1100 RePartzteliC ottgilr* Wbcirmbday, June 20th. 1956
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Having sold my infilirearee bsteinelie to Sir, 'Zric Colline„ a
feriae) ); Member of the R. 0. A. Fa I wish to take this oPPOrtunity to
thank my elient:3 for (their patronage. over !,thes years,
I know Mr. Collins .will give. you excellent ee 1.y
arny,
Sincerely,
Charlie Davidson
Havitte• reeeratly purchased the General insurance Businue
of Me Charles Davidson I wonid tostelte. this opportunity to
say to the people of IlereSeele and Isurrenlialing noMnannities
and I am looking. ,forward to meeting all ,a yOu personelly an the
'very near future.
My office is above' Krauter's Plumbing Store, Drop in or
GARDEN PARTY
Knox Presbyterian Church, Blue t
Wednesday, June 27th. 19$.%
Supper wilt bas oorved.from O. P. M. to P. Me
PROGRAMME IN ELLIENALg COMMUNITY HALate.
Admission Adults $1.00 Children 50c
hlt) MELVILLE GHCh
'On Bantle, Merging last my.
Herole Colvin spoke, an work
(led Father.
Title 'W1143 WAti11lia41;11; 1'i li
eeries et Serniteis on the ifuly
Trinity, After speaking ablelt tint
Doctrine of Ela ctiOn,;fir, Gavin
described Goa as the -divine init.
into) of salvation. This plan
W salvation as• one of the ,
'decreesGO, apd it was not made
after nlail sinned but, before -the
world' began. Goa knew that man
would be a creature, tha,f,, could re-
spond to His love, mercy, and good-
ness. God also knew before the
world began that man wonld fall
into sin, ond that Satan would try
to destroy mankind and the world.;
Ged also decreed to give the Holy
Spirit eo all these 1Ntio believed in
Teens Christ,I-lis son. On one occ-1
lesion Jesus eatel, All that -title Father ,
hater, given me shall come to me.'
Mr. Colvin spoke of those who feet
GARDEN PARTY
Knox Presbyterian Church
Cranbrook
Friday, June 29th
Supper will be served from 6 p. m. to 8' p. m.
Programme
in Cranbrook Community Centre
ADMISSION: Adults 850 Children 40e
assure
and I will be glad to distuss any insurance
70u of prompt, efficient and personal
phone 47 day ar night
problems with you. I
service tit •all times.
Until I -am able to meet you personally, I remain,
At your' service,
Eric Collins
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W. E. COLLINS
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no responsibility toward- God ana,
their fellow men.. These are at
ernnity with God, and many , have t.'
hatred toward Him.
If God his net chosen us we can•
not be the elected -of God.
There are thOst who think of God .
as a kind loving indulgent Father
who will' not punish men for -their
sins, but the Bible does not teach
this. If loyee alone could save men ,
all would .be saved for God is love.
But much more is required.;
It is the Father to whom we pra,y,,
in. Christ's name, tor God' the I
Father is elle dielare' initiator of all,
saving .grace for mankind..
The choir sang the airthem, Out .,
of the Depths .I cry to Thee, by ;
James. A tenor solo God is ever ,
beside Me, was sunig by. - Brian
Prescott.
General Insurance
Clover Leaf Fancy Red Sockeye
Salmon 7 oz. tin • .
Florida Sip Orange Juice 48 oz. tin -
Monarch Angel Food Cake Mix
Brussels, Ont.
BUSINESS
Phone 47
. YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR ST. JOHNS GUILD
The June meeting of St. John's
Ladies Guild was held in the Ohara
hall on Thuraday •everting, June 14'
and opened 'with the singing of a
hymn land the Isceers Prayer in
unison. Rev. Jewell talked out that,
part of the Bible between the Old
.amel New Testament caned the
"Anocrapha" ,and related some int-
eresting stories it contained.
President Annie Pollard presided
for 'the bugingss. Minutes and
ltireast4rens report glean, Duee
lama. Sunshine collection. Bazaar'
date was set for November 10th. It
was agreed to have a Father. and
Son banquet for the Scouts and
Cubs, on Thursday, Same. 28, and
mantle was planned for same. It
;was decided to continue Guild.
Meetings through the summer
(second a Thursdays). Mr. Jewell
closed meeting with prayer, Lunch
was served by Mrs. Annie Pollard
and lars. Mary 'Storey.
CARD OF THANKS CRANBROOK ,
I wish to take this opportunity of The Young Peoples Society will
saying ,..Thank You ato my manY meet on Sunday evening, -June 24,
friends who ;visited me, sent treats at 7.30, in the basement of the_
Cards, flowers etc.. While I was a church.
patient in St. Maus Hosplal Mr. ana aVIrs. Stanley •Campbell
Kitchener, also since returning and 'Wise left early Monday for
home. Also to nay special nurse 'their new home in Fullerton,
Mns. Vern Willoughby. California:,
Mrs., Lily Carnochan Mr: 'and Mrs. Norman Pfeifer have
moved to their new home on the
formerAllan Cameron Property.
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Aylmer Fancy Whole 4"
Kernal 'Corn 21or
Clark's Porl and. Beans
20 oz. tin 2 for • • •
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You will find other values just as great as thou.@
UNION UNITED W. lel. S.
The June meeting of Union Unitecl
Church W. MaS. was held at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Lake with Mrs.
with Mrs. Herman Whitfield as
leader. A hymn was followed by
Scripture read 'by airs. R. Mas3han,
prayer by Mrs. M. McIntosh. I
Minutes were read and the roll „
°all answered :by the date of yoUr
wedding. The offereing was receiv-
ed •and the study book -- Six
Nations Indianiteserves, waS taken
by Mrs. Fred Cox. A hymn and,
prayer by the. leader closed the
meetimig. 1
The W. A meeting led by Mrs.
R. Meehan, .1st. Vice President.
It was decided not to have tan. Ice
Cream' Social at this time.
The •organ plaque was displayed.
The IVIizpat benedicton •was re-
peated and lunch was.served by
Mrs. Carman Baker assisted: by Mrs.
E. Speiran and Mrs". Hiemstra.
N EW RAWLEIGH AGENT THE RSIT LEDGE GROCERY
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Not just to-day or to-morrow, •but Every Day of the
Phone 7 We ReliTer
George J. Erneweirn
(has reedited appointment as Raw-
10101 aie14,,:for Vi'reY„ -.Morris and
gowick Tovensbipe, and will call on
you in the near future
ifoRN
n Keep i mind the Garden Party
on Friday evening June 29th, under
the anspicee of the Ladle& Aid, of
Knox Presbyterian Church. Supper
is serted from• 6 to 8 in the church
basement with a worthwhile:pro-
gram being planned for the .Com-
Triunity Centre, following the supp-
er. Come and enjoy this evening
together.
B,PAKE - To Mr. and Mrs. John, We are pleased to announce that MR ALLAN NICH.%yqW b irEP
• • • representative in the Brussels area. He win be only
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call on you to assist you in your •red:worsting-needs, He ,can
you with Cengoleums, Quaker, Rekoleum and Inlay -"121,014-
Blake"AugC1.!,
Myer's Nmeeing Home, a eon,
- Michael John, a brother for
Jeanette and Donald.. BRUSSELS. DAINTY DINERS '
MASS CHEST X-RAY SURVEY
HURON COUNTY
1956 1952 1947
Wingliam 2,736 1,668 3,315
Dungannon. ..„ 640 126
Goderich 2,874 2.106 3,977
Ethel 480- 425 (1948)
Gorile 934 305 413
Foddwich 462 132
Brussels 1,102 710 1 293
33171th 988 633 634
Seafortli 1,746 1,142 1,976
Hensall 669 437 731
269 615
1,142 2,315
246
-our extensive stock in Stria -LtseW
if -BEAUTY •SHOP
Cutting Styling' ,.'Cold-Waving
• A Specialty
Phone 40x Brute:1;1a
suoirommummiimmumimmas
I Melville- Presbyterian
The seventh meeting of the
Brussels Supper Club was held
in the ''Library- pan May 19th. at
2.30 p. in. The president opened ;
the meetingt by singing "The More
We Get Together.' 1:1 members ;
attended this eeting and answered
the roll call by naming 'the, good
characteristics of good tea biscuits.
Chtirch
,
Yvonne road the minutes 4 'the
lasil meeting. we then, made plans. -
coverings selected• from
overnight. Then to• there is a tull range-4f floor tiles hi tem'
linolenms, rubber and vinyl to choose from, with „prince Sate
suit every budget.
For those bathroom and kitchen walls see the seleestftz sees
Congowall, Qua,kerWall Barclay board or Plastic wall
J, & M. FLOOR COVERING ".v O ..
Floor Covering - Tiles - Wfall Covering
Counter Topping - Paint
27 Market Place, Etratforii, Ont. Phone 1700
Mission. Band
Walton Mission Band met in the
church basement Sunday, June 10th. I
The meeting was opened with a
hymn and 'the Lord'sPrayer. The,
!Scripture, the Neely Psalm, was read ti
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by Bobby Houston. After a des-
1VIr oussion, led by s. IVfcGavin •
onther hymn was sung. The classes
woo oi„ tit 8ands7 'School • i for our OPP& merit - for the last
Meeting Meeting *Sea with 11 A... M. • Spriapeat of the •
. • Lorere • Supper . . I God Sate The Queen.
Sermon Subjetta . God's ;Son I - •
Anthem: The tord..is My Steep:
. • here'" tatiot .
1Viany Lon McFarlane • • • ,
went to their rooms. In the absence ;• 5olo.;• Bes ide 'Green • Pa.stunee- - DRIVE,IN THEATRE ' •
`LISTOWEL 0 14.7 ..r• ,. ., i of the president and ..seeretary
‘Iethilt-i: l'.
Illialaters Rs*. .11. l'‘.' &Win, 1. 06 .. • • . .• ' • • Walters and Ruth Ritchie took e
Iergenlitt L. D. Thompson R. U..T ' • - - - - - - - • - - ' - • • • : ''i,- eihoit. meettiv.,;eloseels with a hymn i,
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"BOTANY BAY" -
June 21
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Dashwodd.,. . . ... 583
Exeter . 1,924
ROAF,*Cmitralia 393 '
Winchelsea 276
Creditors ........ 274
RCAF Clinton 150
Hayfield 408
Zurich 607
Clinton 2,383
BETTY JEAN FERGUSON
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NOTICE -
Hydro bills for June, payable at
Clerk's Office.. Discount will be
allowed until June '30th
Hydro Commission
348
489 • 646
1,880 1,7351
12.853 17.650
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19,525 PEARSON'S SHOE STORE.
,and •
MEN'S WEAR
We now have a full line of MEN'S WEAR
Hats Stetson and Brock
Caps
Ties and Socks
Shirts FoPsyth :,:W.."
Sweaters Tony Day and Shelby
Underwear Tops and Bottoms
Pyjamas
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The United Church.
ATTENTION
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PARENTS !
OF CANADA to school in Sept, 1956, the Brussel§
If you hae ohild ready to start
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'R ev. A. Lams; I. A. L Sat. _ Mon.
jtine 21 22.1 public School Board requests you.to
M.heater:. Ft - •
(Color)
Allan Ladd Patricia Medina
At 'the regular meeting of the
Ethel Women's Institute held Nv63.-,
nesday night in the Community
;Centre, two of their members Were
presetted With :eta before leaving
the community. Mrs, Melvin Hata-
Men leaves for her new gnome in
LiStoWer and Mts. Deleres
to Stratford. The addresses' Were
read by airs. NV, Kreuter and pre-
sented by Mrs, W. Dobson. Both the
ladies thanked the Institute for
their lovely
$5.95 t9, ;W7
1,0o to Wig
.50c to 5s7.110:
13.95 to
$4.95 to
$1.00 eacti!'"4"7
$3.95 to I'm
$5.95 to 013110,,
Up-
SEMINOLE UPRISING
(Color) '
register your child for' the fall
terrn by contacting Miss Luella
George Montgomery Karin Booth 3Muinteehle811. oTrhMel?as'ae0.Zia lilaioatitabyeefaorees
Wed.
;‘_ old by Santilary 310.1957. 'This is
Tires.
StnAe"
26 - 27. to ascertain the number of beginners
"DOCTOR AT
Dirk Bogarde, Bridatte bardof
. 1 Sunday -School 10 a. in.
Divine Worship 114.1.5ea, ui.
no Sacrament Of The_nord's Supper
"Do this in rentembrance, of Him
And be ye thankful."
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Pants all colours from AP1TOL tiTowEL •
#rt JUne S 29
• tidAANOVA'S H EATilp '-
Bob 1.4ope Joan .Fontaine t
2 shows nItbOy TAO 0.30 p.m.
I Matinee SkeirdaY 2 M.
Saturdey June 30
t:FitY 'WEST.1
e gat,- - , brie' 2.'• Robert.#raribls • tionra• :Fr i'
Jeckete all colours . ... $8.05 to
Top tpats Tweed and dabs $24.35 .to Wictip
suits All Woel Worsted
Sport OokitS, foist -$24'96
Men's it•ieavy short ettliber ilotrte eas IPAO
Men's Heavy del* dots iiitork toOti $.5.08 -ot1.
Menfa -doss 'Shoes, '&60.4\11cl-fate and pack
other dress nines from
Artg/kein Church
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Oafish of trawl)
Nevi ftreit jeteteilS
j'aitta4 Chian*
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din. 410
San* Oditooi
Church. Hanfylir
2.30 .i;retlit'Ong,
Rtindik Rahoet
St. George's Cirurcti,• WOO:
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two, ihowit, Olilitl*, Ash Or Clear "Lti Comt: -CD It"
Box Office Open at 1,0 I Old
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Firat•SliSt At, Disk • iliStSt JAMES VS.,
Childrtra Under it in, Cate, Free • THE bALTONS"
dartoons at Earle rotof,:i e, ,aho i .(Color)
Teronte teleMnist Alex ; Barte l
heads' a new 0)3C Television viii- I
lety show, "The tairris teat!' every
Wtek, ..1.11mdling the spool there§ IS
Betty" Jean Vergusen, the Irately feta
tier Miss danadA, Tho nrChostra; is
linder, the diteatieu plaulst
tOiste, -
Phone I I,
8ELGRAVE
and Mrs. flarrry Crosby min i
Mist Lois iCirasby, Anusetts, with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea,
Mr, and Mrs. Sames R. Quit
Mole and. Audrey with Mr. atiA"
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong , Thorridale.1
Mrs. Sohn Gordon, Weston, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Andereen, andi
attended the Andersen - Litt
wedding in Walkenton•
Mr, and Mrs. John Stetert and • 0
Gary, London, and 'Mr. and Mrs.
`tired Nichol Vancouver with Mr,
ilnd Mrs. Inward Wilkinson . e
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