The Brussels Post, 1957-01-02, Page 1LISTOWFL THEAT vJ,
shows nightly 740 OM P. IL
Matinee Saiurday, 2 p. f71-
Wed. - ThUrt.. Jan: S%: 4
4 iwy TEENAGE DAUGHTER'S
!The. story -Of today's thrill iC'ida,
Bill Haley and his Cornets, pins
THANK YOU
You have helped tremendously to make 1.956 a good year tos,
us, We ha-ye been busy throUghout the year and as we tenter
New 'Year we are only too happy to 'have this opportunity to that
you once again, in fact a very special thank you, and to extend geed
Wishes kir the coming year,
We feel pa/titularly grateful Op ear customers and fribIZZ'
They are the most important part Of our business so' our sincero:'
geed wish is that you, have'had: a happy holiday and that yott 4ux
have good health and Prosperity every day of 1667.
OLDFIE'LD HARDWARE
MAX OLDFIELD• JACK McWHIRTER GRACE COUSINS'
•11441•11o1PAIMINIA
-.Motion-,.. Picture, -Show ,
TOWARD ONE wORLD,
Which Is Farming The Worjd over
Presented By Your
Local Massey-Harris Ferguson Dealer,
In Brussels Town Hall
THURSDAY JANUARY 17th.
At 2.30 P. M. and 8.00 P.M.
ADMISSION FREE
Elmer Se,.ers
DEALER
4..tteltissionirourffsan
NOTICE
Tale Huron. C...anty meet lii Chambers
Court 1-bouso, Gedericii, on Tuesday, Santiary 15th. 1957, at 2.00 1)44,
All aeoettnts, notices of deputWoths, must be ni the hands -0/t"
the County Clerk not later than Saurday, January 12th, 1967:
tr.':Xtitt.10,41, :Ho-44W .
Minty a maim
!' LORRAINE FOREMAN _
tAuthorlsel $2.00 per ye 2.51) a •••••A1 01••• tnsU. ROA Wednesday,00"a J/anuary 204 airtsafal, Ottawa Ala 7 1957 ''oat Publishing Houses
. . .
HEMINOWAY NAMED TO
HURON FEDERATION POST'
NEW STORE HOURS
To fall in line with all the surrounil•ing
towns and villages the merchants of Brut*,
els will close their stores at 6.30 p, n11, sharp
Saturday nights during the months of
January, February, and March.
A Happy New Year To All
4 It is a Pleasure to eNtend to you, our cuStenner0 and friends
WEEK QP FRAYgR,
SERVICES,: ,BROSSEL,8,
a; R. MI THREE. PAYS
JAN. 10 — 11
Wet!: Antillean. Church
Rev. H, T, Colvin
Thurs. Presbyterian p huroli
Rev. A. Lane
Fri, Unite& Church
Rev. F. Jewell
' Theme "In The Interests Of
Jesus Christ"
DANCE
n Cranbrook Corrinzun2ty Centre
FRIDAY. JAN. 11th
Music by Henderson Orchestra.
Federation: personnel. •
CARP OF THANKS
YQUNG
We WWII to ta,14i th,t$ Opportunity
e to express our heartfelt thanks and
sincere appreciation for the many
acts of kindness, messages of syin-
Pally and floral .tributes: received
t from our .flriends and neighbours
staring our recent sad bereavement
1 in the loss of our beloved mother.
We Debvpr With special thanks • to the
I Reverends Nimmo ant
McRae; the Doctors Stephens and
the yevir. or to-morrovi. Out E.very Day of
LUNCH PROVIDED
ADMISSION :$1.90 • ;Notipst today
Phone 7
the loyal IsuPpOrt Of
not sincere wish
New Year.
We wish, alse,
eou wit Snd other values Just as great as these at
lie say hew much we hallo appreciated
all Oar onstoMers during 1956,-
for a Happy, Healthy, and PrOsperop
Carl Hemingway- R. It, 3 Brussels
14'6 been appointed s'ecret'ary-fiend-
man of the allren County PeileratiOn
of Agrieulture, The appOinttrient
was nale ,at a special meeting of
the Federation executive inn. Cliaton
last Thursday, ,
, Mr. lionlingway, who will succeed
Cordon Cat:1g of BlileVale, is a former
saool to:101er and tea served at
seicretary of the Grey Townshitpi
eration of Agricuiture and of Grey
Township School area. fro Is soiled,
iUeiui to ,:k•,,r6.11 at a 'short course in
the farm economics branch of the .
Ontario Agriculture College, Guelph
which will :deal 'particularly with
Modern and Old Tyme Dance
In Brussels I own Hall.
SAT., EVE, , -JAN. 12th
Admission 50c
MODERN
Thynne
1VicKibbon; Mrs. Morrey and her
staff at Wingliam Hospital and. to Switzer In. loving memory of my
1 all those Alto helped In any Way to hutsband, Leslie .G. Switzer, who our mother also to these passed away Dec. 19th. 1955. I carp for ,who assisted at our Ilicane and at our
One year fhas passed sine that sad ,grandirfother's home.
day. I f Norrnmr, Elmer and • Ernest Young
He bade no orkb a last farewell, FRIENDSIllp CIRCLE
lie said goodbye to none, t The Friendship Circle of the
'Illie,heavenly gates were open wide United Church will -have their Internment was in famlY 'Plot
A loving voice said "come". 'regular, meeting 'on Friday evening in Brandon Oemetery,l3elgralre.
lanua,ry 11 at S o'clock, Members are
IN MEMORIAM HIGHLAND CONCERT
and
DANCE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th.
BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
(Further ,Particulars Later)
VAL's !BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting Styling Cold 'Waving
A Specialty
Phone 40X }Brussels
IN CANADA
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Churci., CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. p. L. Thompson
Bible Class and Sunday Achool
'Cancelled
Wore/hip Service 11.00 A. M.
Lunch Counter
, • NV and- 'OLD TYME
Aicock
t,ARC) OF T:1-.ANKS
asked .ne attend Prayer Service. his wife ,Taae and daughter. Grace, The businesd meeting and social and, Ted" and Grandchildren. • half hour will take place afterwards
in the church parlour. We extend
PEOPLE WE KNOW .cordial invitation to all ladles to friends and neighbours for •the kind
Dr, and Mrs. Stephens spent a coins to the Friendship Circle even ness extended to them in their re-
t Jew days in Toronto last week over ' - if you dO not wish to become a cent loss of a, husband ;paid father. Chrilstmas and attended 'their
daughter's wedding on Dee. 26th. i•
Mr. and ,M -s. W. S. Scott spent
Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. ;
Oraeme Scott, Randy And Bobby in
Welland.
Notice to Cattle Owners BRYAN'S !TRANSPORT will be
In Morris Township shipping hogs every Wednesday *
All, cattle owners must have all ' 'aft& January '2nd, 1957., Anyone
female calves vaccinated. It Is the (having hogs to ship call 98X Bras-
The TRUIE servant of God is called
to Preach, to Reach, to teach
:Knox Church; ETHEL
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
sels, Tuesday nights or Wednesday
mornings.
farm or accepted at our yards from
8 In A. M. do Wedhea
offence under the Brucellosis Act, days;
will be hauled direct to a
perking Plant Plant designated by Onto
If 0nacience strikes'ybV Otte, it 16 which Name Into effect October 1, lario Hog Producers Association. 44
admonition; twice 'it is ain't- 1956* "hogs are killed the same These
'demnation. Geo. C, Martin, Clerk day they. are shipped, thus tenni- Thu Martin. Luther Film is to be
n
shrinkage or shown at 8,30 in the United
' And I said to the Man at the Gate Notice To Cattle Owners iaaddedirig expalentsl e*.°68ile Churches of Dungannon on San.7th.;
Sunday School
DIES IN_ ENGLAND
Word was received #1 ,by Mrs
Hartley Rutledge that her mother,
' Mrs. D. M. Rojberts, •cliedi'at Dalton
On Tees, Eitgranit on'bee:,"26tli":`
MARTIN LUTHER FILM
TO BE SHOWN
1.30,P. lid
Afternoon Worship Service
2:30 P.-, M.
Ethel, Jan. 8th.; and Pordwich
9th. Silver collection.
Everyone Welcome
of the Year: - In. Grey Township
All cattle owners must have all
female calves vaccinated. Under
"give me a light,.- that I inay
` tread "'Safely into unknown.'' unknown.
• i114 he replied:
'out into the darkness, and
'Sul Your hand in the Hand of r_
Clad: that Will be to you better
than light and safer than a
Imown. way,
*44 „ The Brucellosis Act 1956 it is re-1
s'Potisihle Of the cattle owner to no-
tify big -veterinarian of all female
Calves between the ages of four
and nine months. There isi no cost
to the owner; Every person Who
fails to comply with,„,this Act or
the regtilations„or terms or condit_
ions of any permit - issued under
the Acct is guilty of an,,offence and
Ian summary conviction is liable to
a penalty Of net More than $100.00
for first offence andknot more than
$269,09 onto lintrisonment for a
Orin of not less than thirty days'
et both :for a subsequent offence.
Edythe M. Cardiff. Clerk.
' • •
Melville Church
,, Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.
• it A. M. Emiday School
11 A. M: 1VLorning Worship'
011olineSe
"It's easier. to Make allowances for
eittr Ow'n sins 'than for the sins of
' 0%4.0'
YOU'RE
NOT
OD GO
DRIVER
The United Church
OF CANADA
I Mipisier: Rev. A. 'Lane. IL A. L
"I *oral* 11 A. IL
L Sacrament of The Lord's Supper...
ti1!1c11.:0A001 12 Oiclio6k
Fri.-Sat. Jam 4 -
Johnny Johnston In
'';'ROOK AROUND THE CLOCK0
count 'eni "17' TOP
Rock W and Roil numbers
IF YOU HAVE THIS FAULT
Bad judgment in OaSsing is one of
the most obvious faults of a bad
driver. Never' pun out to pass another
vehicle. unless 'you can ee a Clear
road .ahead.
uNITED CHURCH W. A.
:The December meeting of 'the W.
A. of the United Church, held in the
church parlour, was- opened by the
preistideat, Mrs. J. Bryans, Wirth' the
singing of a Christmas Carol, Mist.
M, Robinson read the Scripture less
on, felloWed by prayer by Mrs,. J.
Rowland. 1VIrt. A. Ranh gave the See
rotary's report Which was adoPted,
Also some conitnutdeations were
given,
The Camtitunion Committee was
eiliosen for Jantfary, namely, Mrs
A.. Armstrong, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs.
Bridge.
• rnie treasurer's report Was given
(by Mrs. Bell and. considered Very
Is Otis fantery:
MoVed by Mrs. Me Arthur, SSOOnd
ed by Mrs: R.. DOWning that be
given to the ' "Salt the Children
FUnd."
Moved by SVIrg, P. McArthur and
teeencled. by Mrs. Bell that a banquet
the given ifo &holt in January
The: committee in charge 'being Mrs.
B.R Cousins, Mrs. A. Rana, Mrs,,
Bilalis and Mrs, A, Lane.
Congregational Meeting, likely to
lie held the third week in Sati.. was
diseussed, titeVed by Mrs. Vt7. Bell
and teConsled by Mts.. W Cardiff the
we have n ilunrh, instead -of a yjot ,
It& timOer
Itts, tt Williamson 'woe, chosen
lialtonoge. Ceriintittee 'convent r
be ?bellied by MI'S. tit. Lowe hull' it
third to be theism from the Friend-
Shin/
Wn followed by'Tho 'Mt-
0E11u henedietibit,
.seem! .half .*, held and, a
:grand bitch -enioyed for •kvIttoli
wias accorded the -committee
rbarto, MAMA Mrs, Ross
Mr,' Miss M. itCMnsoii'
,1*e, A ltailt.
• • • Hogs will he picked up at your
responsibility of the cattle owner
to notify his veterinarian of .all
female cal,'es between the ages of
four and nine months. There is no
cost to ilie'ovener, Any One failing
to do so may be charged with an
Ever loved and remembered by
'NOTICE TO THE FARMERS
OF THE COMMUNITY
PLAY SATS Ship, through
"Hog Producers", and tMotect your
own organkaitlon.
Marie McTaggart
Presi dent,
Spelcial thanks to Dr. Myers and D.
A, Rann and those who:heliYed at
the home. Those who sent flowers
Cards, and gifts.
'Phis will always, be rimembered
as a treasured memory.
Wife and. family •
Also- Mr. and, Mrs. Hugh,
1ViciLachlan of Seeforth
The family of .the, late Donald Me f•
Kenzie wishes `to thankitheir many.' .
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HOW .G0011
YOU. ,- DRIVING HABITS?
nti*ARTIVItNT C5F l'4161-1WAYS ONTARIO
'With a itotiat to the NeW Year, hero.ls vivacious' torrititiii.
Porefilair, singing Star e,t 6130s"tatilitrY Hoedown;".
Mpn.4,Ttiee.- Wed. :Jan. 7 = 8 9
"THE BAD SEED,'
(Adult)
The story Of a Child Murderer!
This picture iS We AECOIVIMEN11- •
ED FOR DI-IIILDEek
"The Bad Seeds' is a teat 'selling
novel, a Broadway Stage hit .
NOW a stineriatiVe
Anglican Church
or,:sANADA
Parish of Brruaseis
Rekr. Fred L. S. ,a Rector
St. 40hOs "Church, . Brussels
11 A: M. .• • Holy donitnunion
Sunday School
David's 'Church, Henfryn
2.20 10. E*6,0ong
Oodat .sekooi 1.
Mrs, Edna Young,
`lime passed, a w ay at, wingtan
(10,noral Hospital on Thursday, Dee,
telniber 195 6, Anna,Watt Mason,
'widow of the ,1A0 Iiebert ,amen
ITIOnng in her 59th Y4rtr, Surviving
are her three sons, Norman of (trey
Township; Elmer of . Morris To,Wit
ship and Ernest of :Toronto. 'Four
grandebildrea Muriw, Ralph, Nancy
and Garry Young. Her.niothor, IVIrs,
Jolla Mason of Fast, Wawa,nosh,
Towaship; one brothor, Allen of
Iilitchener; twe sisteri Annie. Mrs
Henry Armstrong of Gr y ownship„
and Agnes, lArs, Victer Youngblut
of East Wawanosh Township..
She was predeceaded by her
;d•aughter Agnes and al son, El-Lt.
Archie Young and a brother Edwin,
Mrs. Young was native of East
WE-mimosa Township and spent all
her married life at ssunssliine in
Morris Township.
She was a 'member of Knox Prea-
byteria.n Church, BeigraVe,
Funeral services we're from the.
D. A. R.ann Funeral Home Brussels,
on Saturday, December 29th. at 2 p.m
with the Rev. H. T. Colvin officiat
ng.
Robert Midhie, John White,
Howard Ciark, Chris Nethery, Albert
Coulter, and Lewis Cook were pall-
bearers.
Pelloux , Stephens
White and red ,poinsettias dec-
orated the altar in St, Georges
Chapel of St. 'Paul's .AnVican
Cihurch in Toronto on Dec. 26th.
when Isabel Hilda Harriet, •daughter
-of Dr. and .Mrs, Stephens', Brussels,
excil+nged marriage vows with
Regis M. N. Pelloux of •Grenoble,
France.
The Rev. Mr. Ballard officiated at
the, double ring ceremony, Only
immediate members of the family
attended., 1
The 'bride wore a waltz4ength
gown of white taffeta fashicined with i
strapless bodice over which was
worn a Chantilly lace bolero, Her
tiered veil of silk illusion was caught
'Co a Suliette Cap of seed pearls and
rhinesitones.
Her only attendant was her sister
Mrs. D'Arck Higgins of Torointo, in I
a waltz-length gown of blue cry.sta_
lette 'with feather head piece..
Dr. Russell C. Stephens of Bos-
ton, brother of the bride, attended
the 'groom as best man.
IlecOpRon was. held' at the home
:cf Mr and Masi. D'Arcy Higgins, 160
Heath St: Toranto.
iThe honeyntoOn was spent at the
Blue Mountain ski Lodge at Coiling.
wood.
The bride is a, gradnnte of Vic-
toria Hospital,. SohoOl of, Nursing,
the University of• Weatern Ontario
and a' member of Gamma Phi Beta
-,Sorority,..,She • is• Qattending. Harvard,
University.
The groom is a graduate in En-
gineering from the 'University of
Paris, Master of IScience from the
Mast. Institute of Teblinology and is-
viorkinz on this Doctorate.
cintrIle will make their hotne
itt rn,mihridge Masq.
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