HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-03-20, Page 1. 164.4-
rc
1
4
'1
4
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Outtln,g Styling Cold Waving
A epecialty
Phone 40X Brussels
The results of the recent piano
examinations held et the home of
'Mr, and Mese Loll* ThoMpson,
are as follows. Mr. Brewster of St.
Thomas, Member of the examining
faculty of the Western • Ontario •
Conservatory of Music, was the
examiner.'
PIANO PIANO
;Grade :IIT Geraldine Dennis., First
Class Heavers, 86 ner cent of niarks
Barbara Turnbull, First
.Class Honors, 80 per. cent Of marks
Grade IV Anne Achilles,. First
Class Honors, 82 per cent, of marks
Dorothy. Marks, First
Class Honors, 82 per cent of marks
Grade V Pamela Porter,' Honors
72 marks.
,7cyce Armstrong, Bait..
" ors '70 marks • • -
'Grade VI Marityra Johnston, Pass
66 Per cent of marks.
Grade X Margaret Perrie, First
Class-Honors 81 per cent of 'marke
THEORY
Grade II Sean Hillen, First Class
Honors 96,, Marks
Anne Douglas, First
Class Honors 93 marks
,These written examinations were
held at the United Church Parsonage
and -were presided over by Rev.
Andrew tang,.
By Law No. 2,, 1957 was introdue
ed autherizieg expenditures on roads
for the year 195e to the amount of
re.3500.00, which Was the limit set'
by the Department 'of Highways on'
Whi:ehi 'approval - ewould be granted.;
it was moved by C. L. Workuran, •
seconded by J. Hi IStretton, that By-
Law No., 2, 1951 as read a first and
second time be read a third time.
— Carried. i
.It was moved by J. H. Stretton,
seconded by C. L. Workman, That By
Law 2, 1957 as read" third time I
be passed and` the Corporation, eon'
attached and. Byils..,,w forwarded to
the Deplarment of Highways for
approval,
— Carried.
Jt was. moved ;‘,lay J. .H1. Stret ton,
seleontded by '0. L. Workman,
the 1957 grant to the BrusselseLibr-
airy Board be MOJA
— Carried.
The 'Clerk 2resented the Fidelity '
Bonds to the iCouncil. Members fecund
MEW iwere the force.
Cereied.
It was moved by J. H. Stratton,
Seconded by IC. L. Workman, that
the accounts as 'presented be paid
— Carried.
BruSsels Hydria, hydra 145.89
A. Higgins, snoiwiplowlng 24.00
H. A. nether, 195e registrations'
20.75
ELS POS
$2.00 per year- $2.50 mood dam amaX, Feat Mao ihemitasaal,, VVednesday, March 20th, 1957 'cost Publishing House .1.000001.0•04,A0000.....1
NEW DAIRY •CALF
(4.14
A IMO orpnizatIon meeting
for this, sirea, was held, here last
eveek,, pegi104i the Seep and Swine
a new Dairy Galt club 'was
erigenized with Martin. Bann, Walton,
and .0 tif for d Bray of Ethel as leaders,.
,s1wtipe .010 will be le charge of
Bill Turnbull and' Rms. Smith; Beef
elnb, Jim : Smith end Loreto Black,
Mr„ Tom Ee eton of the rre.iiertenent
Of A.grieltur-e, Clinton was present
and showed filtnS. •
The nett meeting will be held on
Tuesday, April 213r41.
FARMEIR:0,5 UNION MEETING
Ethel Township Hall
THURSDAY MARCH gstri.
8.30 P. M.
Speaker: 'Gordon Hill
NO t4rAM# ATTA9HP.
IN TRAGIC PEATIls
At the lieleteet, fgllowing the crank
which claimed the Wee ef. Mr, and
Mies. Robert Kirkby 01 Walton, a •
corenette. jury 440044 nit blame.•
The jury 'concluded, that elthotigh
there, were; no witnesses to, the
accident, the viethes,' died of injuries
received when their car left the road.
and hit a tree,.. The drilleeeMr, Dirk- •
hy may Imre 'fallen Asleep etethe
wheel, they believesr,
no thinnest was presided over
by Coroner Dr, R, W. Stephens, A
Brussels., with, Crown Attorney Glenn
Hays of Godertch.. Members of One ,•
jury were J, Douglas Hemingway
foreman; Russell Bradshaw, Will-
iam Gibson, .Tliomae •Strechen, and
HarIvey Dennis.
• .1 0. 0 1 A •
clerenee (Andy) Steles
On. Tuesday, Maleili 12, Clarence
(Andy) Stave died suddenly at 14g,
biome, 8f7 Miley St. London,
He wAS bollo on D. Mb. 110
MelcillOP ',roweieltip and when;
young moved to Oat, with
brie parents, Mr. and Mb's. Dap Steles,
He married Stella Bent erson of
Brussels, who skirvives with one
daughter; Rath Ann; aelSo four
(Helen) 114rs. Casey Iind
see, aocterIch4 (peeve) Mrs. !leek
Ttrudlidd l„ Wellande (Norma) Mite.
Fuller, St, Cetherittee„end ('Marion)
Mrs. Higley Seaforth; two brothers,
Lorne of London and lobe Of Wells
and.
The last seven years he worked as
a truck driver for the Olatworthy
Lumber Co, lemdan.
Funeral ',services were conducted *
3,5c
2 for '89c
Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon
Premium Sockeye Salmon
York choice qualitk Corn
20 oz. • •
Devon Peas 15 oz. A
2 for 35c
2 for 25c
York Pork and Beans .20 oz. , • • • " • 15c
fou wil Ind other values Just as great as these as
THE RUT[ EDGE GROCERY
.raionotromaamougersommept,
The IVInnicipal Council of 13euesels from. the D. A. Rann Funeral Home,
FALL FAIR NOTES met on the ahavie date, Councillors Brelieellie, cite ...play afternoon by
Coasideralile interest as , been H. Pearson and W. A' Williamson 'Rev. Andrew Lane, of Brussels
shown in the field crop competition . 'Tere• absent. United Church,
in husking corn which the • Fair Pallbearers were Ernie Kirk , The minutes of January 28th meet
Board is sponsoring this year. The Harry Hail, (Peter Gallagher '' and ins were read and adopted on; motion
' Thomas ,01.arkeon, all of London and Board would Bite, it few more
el C. 1.... Worknian, seconded by mei
entries.i for the competition in Garry „
Alee r and Gordon IVIlerray. S, H. Stretton, '
Oats -which is; also being conducted , Floral tribute were borne by
by the Society. Anyone interested in Et .was moved by C.-L. Workman. Edward Miller, Douglas Ennis, Alvin.
:d
made
111 M •itl eTa
Brussels
gant these coMpetitions .pleatee contact eedoineled by S. H e Stretton, That the Farquitalson
the Secretary, Norman Homier% Petition for anneal statutory grant Burial
before April 1st, as all entries close under 'the Highway imrprevement Act cemetery,
on that date. „ as erepared by the 1Clerk be forward-
, ed to ithe. Department for ,phyreent of PEOPLE WE KNOW
subsidy. ii and Mrs. Leonard Stoat of MUSIC EXAMINATIONS — Carried. Galt visited with their aunt and
011111111111MIXEMIEBIRRI1111111111111111311INN5ZMAINit
W Carry A Full Line Of Not Just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of tits year.
Phone 7 We Deliver
ALSO
CARD:OF THANKS
Sinlelair — Mrs. Annul. Sinclair
and family thank reletive% friends
and neighbonrs for the many aicts
of kindness at the time of their
bereaVement. Also those who sent
flowers: It wee all tench appre-
elated.
Marks Campbell"
Mrs Allethea, Ceminbell, Brussels,
and Me. 'Clifford Meeks of Morris
iTownehip, were united in marriage
in a quiet ceremony in 'St. Paul's
,Ainglican Cherch, Wingham. on
Saturday, Meech and The Rev.
Me-, Parker, rector. of the, . church
performed the ceremony:
Their attendants were aVilr. and
1140.9. Fred Montgomery of Wroxeter.
The bride chose a etreet length
dress of turquoise and navy with
white acceseories,
The wedding party dinner wa,si ,at
'the Bruallsevick Hotel, Wingham,
Settee their ‘returnte from, a wedding.
trip to Welland and Niagara, IN, Yee
!Mr and Mrs ;Marks are residing on
the groom's fame. in Morris Mown
ankle, Mr. and Mrs.. Len. Arm-
strong, recently, accompanied by
friends.
Rev. Andrew and Mrs. Lane and
Louis D. Thompeon attended the
performance of Haydn's oratorio
The iCreation. at the 'London Arena
'recently. Massed ohoins from all
the Lonfdon churches sang. The
London Symphony Orchestra also
took part. Martin Bottruly was the
conductor.
This was a musical event never
to be forgotten.
Mrs. Harold Kerney and Mrs. W.
A. Spence? attended. the Horticultural
Solciety Convention held in. Hamilton.
•
THE PRE'iBYTEKIAN CHURCH
IN CAI ADA
Rotary_type lawn mowers for $49.95 --
,
Waders, nets, and fishing equipment now in situ
A $1.00 purchase entitles you to a chance art
Sunbeam Electric Fry Pan
to be given away on April 30th.
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L.—Thompson
Service Of Worship 11 A. M.
" FAITH is the sheet =chez we cast
Into the sea of God's mercy, aaid-by
It we are kept from sinking in
despair.''
CARD OF THANKS
Wo 'would like to exress our
thanks and agipreciation .to all our
friendEl and neighbours for the
flowers, and the ,cards and the
sympathy extended to us during our
sudden bereavetnent.
Mrs. Stella Steiss and Ruth
Machan's Hardware TENDERS WANTED
Township of Morris
Tenders 'will be received by the
un.dereigned. up until 112 ;o'clock noon.
April 1951 far the contracts of
constructing and replairing the
followling 'drains 40 Morrilv Town-
ship:
Murray-Lamb Drain consisting of
112,900 lineal feet of open drain
Nichol Drain consisting of .2458
lineal feet of Men 'drain. The Town-
ship will supply the tile.
Plans, ire'refiles and eipeeifications
Brussels.. Ont.
1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MEMEIMMEREMEIL Knox Church, ETHEL • Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Sunday tat' ISO M
Sendai: ' Worship 2.30 P. M.
"Alny fa4th IN God, however small, -
Is better thee any belief ABOUT
Hine, however great."
PRAYER PLEA: "0 God, give us
courage to occupy the ground
WON FOR US BY cmusiT,"
WE 'wriLcomn Y(Y17 TO
OUR suRvIca§
The Kansas Far er and
Entertal s will
r sent their an u
AN
May be seen at the Clerk's office:
A 'aeteleied, cheque for ten Der 'cent
Of the contract peke must eceein
Ppriy each tender:
Lowest or, aaty tender net ,neces
eerily eCtepted-
- C. Martin, Clerk,
17lIgliik10141gij.T.Falath:L451.71717111
LEGION. AUXILIARY
The enguler business meeting of
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the tea: '
adian Legion was held 'on March
7th their 'Mends, with a good at
eendanee. •
The meeting opened with. the pros-
*. entation of the flagS, with the
62.49
34.84
5.85
4.00
4,00
4.00
e The Sec,. and Tress: reponte were
reed and adopted.
peee.„ Mrs.` Kay Duncan in the chair: i:AP701 icTOWF
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. 1: Colvin, B. D.
'Organist -- Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday mom
11. A. M. Public Worihiii,
•
4 404 .4.A.-.000,0A-AA••••••••••,,sminoi00 !
ee trace ne6ierees. j)r•edeay..,,,,,cit.:te:.Accounts
i ,eaureslionidence read which contain
were preeented and
ed anal-11v thank yoU notes.
Fri. Sat, 6' . mai., 15 . r : It waSt decided to accept an lin-
la - vitatton from. Seaferth Auxiliary
Tab Hunter Natage Wood to their Birthday party on April. 15.
is to • held in Kin Our Rally be
"THE BURNING HILL', 9th I cardine Mary 9 .
etinEaAg.e°'e It Was rieeled tie tee fee .the' Navy
.Leegtte, also to canvass for the The CAPITOL Mil be renovated for
this picture • s-Aviatt.ton
A N D PEAC t W6stilititistar
:153 Zone
614 Alec; Id the teglen Olynipte Ttp.thltig
One FUll Week
ar. 23:
m '
, . A donatioai• was made to, the tele..
One Sholk 0;ly EacK Night 8:60 Om": visdloni set, Which is to be donated to
A yeting man's first taste of battle, a Carried,
H. A. iNeCti61`)
The United efatrith
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A.-Lsne, 8L A-. B.
BMW! NVIAlliki •
JeSUSISaViotir Of the World
diturell School it o'clock
"The Ward was made flesh and
dwelt among
0
rnan'a first taste if old age are alr mrPo,well.
; was c'teelded to hold e birthday
Here .trtily -.Is the complete and ;party et April eth. with a Pot LTA IN MEMOBIAM
-L.
yOttlie girl's -first taste ..of love, a
young- nd s first taste of ideas, i 9
collection was taken
'4 The inysteey Prize Wee Von bY Mr.st•
dramatized in '.War and Peace",
supper at tUO pon. 11 trreltn ers ato thriUtng drama of the human' heart, A
P lease: Note invited to attend this ',way, MI's. 11110116f401/ th4vardofsr
one show each night S:tio, MS .4 tJtieutt 4,6116. OcitlftiltiAla6t; will of a deile liniebeed Jeseplt T. Adults, 75c Students 50a Children 26/ - eie N141-6 Passe , liclvia3"r
yectrs Mareit 2061), Nenisr severe Mak for
Plans were 6,1sio made far an ate_
91,:raat Action Double Bill set an lion to be tuitt't 111 the Auspiees o
Brusseh Lions Glut
Vntrtei's POO'. fuse. w Wed.
Mari. 25 26 27
lletorrt in Mount hi' a tater hate.
o CR L • bustnoss daTiZiete'd the
PrtiS Inieetbig eldSed the usual araittet
p!RLsk IN 16BESON TelloWed 1)Y the eelfe•
Ariglicair hirrtia
OF CABANA
of toUlittli:
4 Bo. Fred E. Jewell, L., B. T Nadi*
Johhos Church, brusOM
ivt. iktaittiu.
Sunday' oft
It.' bsivitPs Church,' FienfrY/i
.2,80 P. M. ruveilsOnd-
L , Sendat'Seitnel
kheti.giitt et eweert,
reinotilbrande.„
Just .11: 1110111164t
Jiist i to r. t/t effedtion
And a; Tosoirtitelie stilt tor YOrit,
Ever reinearibeted by his
*bet
Bear's Limited. office
'W, S: insurance
IlYtte Bros., :gas
A. Rutledge. fox bounty
R, W. Kennedy, advt.
F. Duncan, fox bounty
J). R. Hastings, ,labour an 14,45
strelett
Willis, relief grecertlea 9.05
Bridge IVIlotorS, gap $ 5,95
6.00' County of Haron,
MuniCipal, World, Sub. fees 18,00
B. M. & G, TeletIlione, rentals 57.95
Brussels Deal Yard, coal & ell 'MAO
D. N. McDonald, isupPlies 20.81
Mid, W60,01'1'11 Ont. bivisiOn
Motor Vehicled Branch,
50.00 Astsoellation, feeS
licence 4.00
The Council adjourned, . to Meet`,
'again Mt Mardi). 25th S tit Or
at the call of the Reeve on in,otioii
of C, Workman, Seconded by
J. H. Stretten,
BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
4ith. 1057
In 'Brussels Town H
rida Eve., March 22
X, Two Hour Concert with
Dance After
ne Admission 50c, Children 2
BEACH and IY1c,CLARY RANOM-
' ALSO 0 U 'R
Easy Washers and Driert
We have in stock — 15 cu. ft. freezers for only $315.p; ,
— 20 cu. ft. freezers are available --- $359.0a
Ask to see the new Bicycles made- by C. p. forlatr.sg-
Kern Glo and Super Kern-Tont•
Come' In And See Our •
Benjamin Moore Paints