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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-01-09, Page 1'.WALTER SUSSKIND en a few well chosen words the frjends were .thanited for their ltindn.ess and the • -party broke •111) With Many .weelhes of - • many More: years of happy 'married life to the beeloured pair, and Mrs. Miller were .also; the ,nocipients of a twelve Pleee set of Conimunity Plate Silverware 'in the Whitt Orchid pattern by eheir family when they gathered under the parental Mt on Wedel Dec, 26, and celebrated Christmas teed also• the .25th, anniversary •olt their parents wedding. The family group consisted of My, and Mrs. Ross Schlueter (Winnie) and little son Murray of Galt, Raymond of Galt, Leme Molten. Gerald Durham. and Mr. and MT.?. Lloyd. Cooper (Joyce) of Nipper, • Mr. Stewart Miller, brother of the groom was also present. The honoured couple also received gifts and tokens of cougratalations ifrom other friends and acquaint. ances- CARD OF THANKS Me' sincere thanks is given to all those who remembered inn with ,cardie, letters,, and tneatel while I was a patient in the hospital in , Toronto. Your kindness was appreciated. NI-newel 'Waxman CARD- OF THANKS Sincere thanks to all those who sent me cards and thoee 'who visited me' while I was in, the hospital. , Vow' kindness in. remembering me hes bee appreciated. George Somers. SPECIAL For The New Year DIE LUXE clizimE, OIL PERMS Until February 28th 05.00 Complete Phone 40x Brussels VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE. ST uthorisii is isicO:id o2i lass'', ftet ODIC* DeprnstmeIIt, 6tt4-wu 4444444" ednesday, January 9th, 1957 $2.00 per year $24b Post Publishing House DANCE, In Cranbrook Community Centre FRIDAY. JAN. 11th Music by He Orchestra Lunch Booth in the Hall. Admission 50c Everybody Welcome, Stop — Look Listen POLLARD'S 'CHAIN SAW JAMBOREE Brussels Town Hall to be held on friday, January 18th at 1 P. M, (18th. to be south of 86 highway) Saturday, January 19th (19th, to be north of 86 highWaY) Slide talks by representatives of Titan Saws and Blue Jet Chain from Seattle and Montreal Chief Forester from Stratford will be present with Slides DRAWS <EACH , DAY (1) $50 on New Saw (2) $25 on New Saw (3) Chain (4) Case of Oil (5) Wedge FREE BUSH WFIACKER'S DANCE MARK SILVER t. WEDPING ANNIVERSARY Mr, awl Mrs. Win, Miller ,of Township were completely taken by isurpriee on Friday evening, Zee. 28th, when. a number of telatiVes and friends. numbering about twenty Ave , from Wingimm, l3elmore, Ferdwielei and Seefertb dropped in to mark the oexeaeiaa of :their e5th'. wedding, The evening was spent pro-• ereseive euchre and social chat. After a sumptuous lunch served by the ladies in charge the bridal couple were presented with a bee:at!. tlul ,chenille ,bedspread, and a chrome' teapot, Mrs W, J. Scott 111;!. 'William J. Scott, 20, who died Friday. in 'Wingham .GoP-0,411 Hospital was„ the fermOr Clara Agar, and, bad lived in Morris township all her life. Her iktopao, died some •tine ago. She was a mem- ber of Wrogbare United Ohurch. Surviving are two. sons Spence 4,11d, Lloyd. at Jioum; four daughters, Isabel and Mary at home; Mrs, , .Tatnes Nair. 13ruieeels; Lavine, Lon- done end four brothers, Charles and. Wallace Agar, Morris; George, Stratford; and Free in 'Manitoba. Services were conducted at tho faintly residence, Morris. on Monday 1. at 2, p.m., by Rev. D. J. McBee ano - Rev, Alex Nimmo. Burial was in Win gham cemetery. Modern and Old Tyree Dance In Brussels own Hall SAT., EVE,, JAN. 12th Admission 50c Lunch Counter MODERN and OLD TYME Thynne Alcock. Notice Of Weather permitting Cranbrook, Moncrieff and ships North of Walton on. Dancing To Start at 9 p. m. Bush Whackers Costumes Power Interuption 4,, Power will be OFF in Brussels, gthe4 the sections of Grey and Moris ToWni-s SATURDAY NIGHT -- Prizes For: Cloggers Kansas Farmer and His Orchestra Afternoons and Night K N X Wingham for Further Particulars WEDNESDAY, Between the In order to complete limits of Brussels. JANUARY 16th, 1957 . hour of 2 and 4 P. M. Power line betterments at the South' Music By: The Listen to C 1 MELVILLE CHURCH W. M 4 1 INSTALLATION SERVICE An bletallation service for offic ers of 19e A 7 was ID charge ee ire, .I. 0. Baekee prier to the regular meeting of tine WOmeeVe Meesienary Society of Melville elixir& on e'riday after. noon, The new prOSident, Mrs. W., I, ;.' Spelr, took dliarge of ehe Meeting. i Sfeaking for the society, she ex-, i *Med gratitude to the retiring inreeident, Mrs. W, W. Smith, for her everle. and aeleed for the help and co-operation of every meneber to make 1957 a banner year, Mrs, John Yuen read the lesson and Mrs. ' Harold Cardiff led in ,prayer. Mho annual meeting of the Malt- land Presbyterial was ,, announced to be held in St. Andrew's, Pres- byterian Church on Jan. Stile Mrs, ' W. A. 'Williams presented a New Year's message which had been, per- pared by nee Bessie Moses, who was unable toe be preisent. Her advice Iva eo Meet the new year e velth cent'. deuce, and expectapecy, set a geel r to work for, live one day at. a time, following the 'Shepfherd elf all. The neW study book, "The 'Church In. JSoutheast Asia," . was introduced by Mrs, D. C. Matemeon, who gave a short life history of the co-writers of the book, Dr. Rajah B. Manikam, both residents of iSouthettet "Asia. , (The roll call 'response was pay meat of fees for 19e7 membership, A hymn and imediction closed the meeting. Ontario Hydro Area Office Clinton, Ont. Fret* A. Kelly • Prank A, Kelly passeu away in.' SeafArth hospital„ Monday morning, DeceMber :1st, 1956. where he had been, a patient for ten days, 1,1"e was bora-in Morris township Auguelt leth 1877, son of the late George and. Alps,. Kelly, lot 22, con- Cession 9, where, he spent all his Me,. before moving to Walton, about three years ago. He is survived by !are sister (Ierturia). Mee. Jaen R.ess!. Holland, Manitoba, aseo nieces and nephews all in Western Cain PaaleDad services were held -from the D. A. Ranh funeral home, Brussels Wednesday at pee Pallbearers were Jack Bryans, Walter Bewley, Wallace Bell, Ross McCall, 'Don Fraser and Frank 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 MORRIS CENTENNIAL FINANCIAL. STATEMENT Tetra Receipts for 3 day's celebeation..,,,••, $4523.78 Total expenses . 3891.83 Balance ... . ...... , .. 021,95 Two donations of $100 each have been made by the commethee 200.00 Present Balance 421,95 ST. JOHN'S W. A. The Janualr meeting of St• John's W. A. was held on Thursday, Jan, 3rd, in the Church hall with a good attendanee. Meeting opened with a hymn. followed by` the Litany from the WI A. handbook and scripture lessclni read by Mrs. Jewel. Minutes and corresreondence by the secretary Mrs. M. Davis. Fees for 19157 were collected from eleven Members. Mrs. Stephens introduced the new Study hook for 1957 "East from Burma" and reviewed the first chapter with help of a map of tha Near East which acquainted us with the countries' and peoples involved and, peoved very interesting. Mrs. alliynn and Mrs. Stephens are the 'visiting 'committee until next meeting in. February. Meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Jewell. Tea was. served by Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Whittard and Me's. Seepihens. McCall. Rev. F. Jewell officiated, Interment 'was in the. family plot in Brussels cemetery. These figures do not include $100.0 advanced by the Township and. Aylmer 14 oz. Kernal 'Corn Hunt's Catsup 11 oz. Kam 112 ozs. 16c,, ,19C $9.g. . Royal York Peanut Butter 16 oz. 35C 98c ..... which was repaid, Ralph. Shaw Treasurer THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Knox Church, CRANBROOK Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson Worship Service 11,00 A. M. (Sunday School suspended for winter) The 'world needs a change in, outlook !from FEAR to FAITH in the Saving Grace of Jesus Christ. *, * ai Knox Church, ETHEL Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson SUndafy School 1.30 P. M dealt Bible Class 1.30 P. M. Afternoon Worship Service' peT ,o 2:30 P. M. LEGION OFFICERS INSTALLED At the regular meeting of Brus- sels Branch Canadian Legion on januaree2 Peel Zone Commander George elegies condtteted the instal- aim of officers for 1957, as follows Pasit President Elmer Sellers President Ross Bennett 1st. Vice President ,.. !Russell Hall end, Vice. President .... Roes Duncan !Sec. Treas. Ralph Shaw Sg't at .Arms Leonard Lament (Executive Comimtttee Gdrdon, Wilkinson, Frank Shaw, Torn McFarlane Padres Rev, Lane, Rev. Jewell Seevice Bureau Officer C. L. Workman Royal York :Coffee 1 lb JOHN MOSES In Wingleam General Hospital on • Jarleary 4th. death came suddelidy to john 'Mason ,Moses a few hours after a fall in evedeli he sustained severe internal injuries, He was born 'on lot 27, Cora of Morris township, sixty years ago, the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moses. His mother bein.g, the former Marguerite Mason. His entire life. Was spent in the community of Taraestawin and for twenty seven years the made his; home with Wm.i • King and family. Ile was a member of, • Melville Presbyterian, church Brussels, and his pastor, Rev. H. T. eeielivin. condtected this 'manorial service from the D. A. Ranh Funeral Home, Brussels, on Monday January Me at 2. pan. Pallbearers were George Turnbull, Trollies .Strachea4 John Warwick, James -Adams, Alen Shaw, and Alan M0Kercher. • lerieredie froM At their, • Wingthain, • Soallaitli,e and Blyth. Attended the feltl enItn:t.ea,11:nient . was in Betteseis CeM- Dare's Dixieland Creme Cookies 1 lb. (29c M .. ..,•••••••••••••• fou wif 'Ind other vatuee Just as greet as these at IIE RUTLEDGE, GROCERY Not just to-day or to-morrow; but Every Day of the year. Phone 7 We Deliver "!'here are two freedbms — the FALSE, where a man is free to do ;what he likes!; and the True, when, a man is free to do what is Right, WE Weleonte You To Our Services The Crambroole Women's Institute will hold their "Family Night" on Prickly January 18th, A. short pro- gram will be givenand there will be Iluichre. !The Lucky Draw' will also be made, Melville Church, asumme s.4.44,4enwn!....44411011411114111Niti Cik A N Of 7'7: • ANNUAL MEETING AND BANQUET East Huron Agricultural Society St. John's Anglican Church WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23rd. 1957 • At 7 P. M. Guest Speaker: R. C. Drew Manager of Mid-Western Industrial and Development. Board Ticket $1.25 (Tickets Maw on sale from EXecutive Members) Cranbrook W. I, Family Night Motion Picture Show TOWARD 'ONE WORLp. Which Is Farming The Worjd Over Presented By Your Local Massey-Harris Fergus gh Dealer In Brussels Town Hall THURSDAY JANUARY 17th. At 2.30 P. M. and 8.00 P.M. ADMISSION • FREE Elmer ;Somers DEALER WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR SERVICES CARD, OF !'HANKS I would like to thank everyone Who .sent one cards, floWere and ;treats while I was in Wingham General HoSpital ancrspeolaI thanks to Dr. Stephen's, and nurses. Isabel Man-ks •••ro yaw • 1•••• CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Men.ry Gorselitz wishes to 'thank her many friends and neigh- bours for the kindness extended to her in-her recent bereavement, ,To • Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D. 10 A. M. -Sunday School LAPITOL I ISTAWE1 11 A, M,. domanunlon gerviee THEATRE , ;F: 2 shows nightly TAO 0.110 Matinee Saturday 2 p. gin. • The United Church OF CANADA Thiirse • OH. Sat. Jah. 10- 11 - 12 "THE TALL MEN', Clark Gable, Jane Russell, Minister: Rev. A. Lima. S. A, .Robert Ryan, Cameron Mitchell in ACtiOn! Suspense! indians! Divine Worship ClhentaSabeliel Thousands of irthlakink agd Character Cattle! GUnplAyl Color Ihtrigliet Roman -eel 1 'Mich Sohibei 12 iieakfak 44.44410444.1.111 , those Who sent tloveeee and gifts also those 'who help ed at the home, a et It wilt ottroe 'be tremembered. s upertor Ethel Goreelitz ....4 i4144 .. . . .... "4..0 . .. +.1.40.rn•iii1{061, . . musrii‘moinei...14:44enns^ 11 oz. bottle Aylmer Tom. Catsup 20c, 20 oz. tin Nature's Best Toxnatoes y0,1c 15 oz. tin. Aylmer ,Tid Bit Pineapple —19c Mon. = Tiles.= Wed, Jan. 14 12 -16 ROBERTS', ,An .outstanding „stage hit ..that grows .,and funnier ,„Cg an otlittandirig Starrifigt Henry Fonda, Jaitied, Cagifeyi Wiiliatri POI,V6111, Seek ;Phil Bond, and Phil dotiey' 99e 1 lb. bag Cheery Morn Coffee 1 Fresh Weston:Coffee Cake ° Fri. and Sat. only 15c Teities. .6 Fri. - Sat. Jan- 17 -. la ., 12 BING CROSBY in ANYTHING O'CES Fiere is the delightAit dale, Fetter' Musical On the screen:, ' • 4441.4* 1244%444 441 ...... .14414141...41,41. Anglican church OF CANADA Fairish of Nruasetiz Raw Fred Ei•JOikelli Lt neatoe St., John's Church, Brussels 11 A, M, Matting' • Sittidaf School diddeali f Iteritryn 444- M , O School Dvelisong • 'Tihe 11.6W eeeident. -eainittekor off the Teebtito Orchestra CARD OF 'THANKS We wish to thank these 'who sent cards, and Were se kind to its during eer recent TeeeetWeineete Lorry and Eine Buller, CARD CF -rHANkt '1,Nre wish to thank all 'oat friends ad neighbours for their express- ions tributes and all their acts of Itteatese eerieg our recent beret:Web:lent. the Scott and l‘teW le Walter ,Steeektrid, turtilie Pregtia wilt he conducting the weekly void ere:tette of the Toros to SympleonY Circheetta heard every Week on the C,J3it tirtt*dettdo. network: 9 S We Deliver CIREWA Phone VARIETY, CONCERT A Variety Concert of local talent Isponeored by the Womeu.s Instit- lite will be held in the Forresters Hale, Beerave on Wed„ Jan, 1:6 and Fri., Jan. 118 at 3'.80 p.m. Adults... 50,c, School ,Children, 25e.