HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-05-22, Page 1Guests were received by the
hostess and Mrs, Van Vliet and the
.brideto-be,
The glieet book was in charge of
Miss Isabel Dekmier in the after-
noon rued Miss Margaret Conley In
the evening
'Phe lace covered tea table, can- ,
tered with a crystal bowl of tulips
and tapers in crystal candelabra, :
was presided over by Mrs. W,
Turnbull In the afternoon aid
Mrs. Emily Elston, in the evening. I
..Guests were meted in. the after-1
noon, by Misses Esther Smith, Mary
Agnes Higginie, Isabel Dennis and
iDorothrSullivan and in the evening
by Mrs. Clarence M.cOutcheon. Mrs.
Don Fraser, Mrs. George Cousins.,
The troueSeau was displayed by t:
the bride's sister, Joan,
In' the afternoon gifts were shown
by Ai1eeTti Deitner, and Margaret
COniey; Kitelienware and linens by
Mrs. Ruth Thirst. Ladies assisting:
were Mrs, A. Wintle, Mrs. Ada Arm- ,
steong,. Mrs, H. Dennis, Mrs. L.,
and Mrs. R. Gemmel'' in.
the evening gifts were shown. by
Mrs. Gordon Stiles and Mrs. Jas,
Armstrong Jr; Kitchenware. and
M119. Chas, Thomas. Ladies
assisting were Mrs. H. B. Allen.
Mrs, Wm. Speir, Mrs. B (Thomas
and Mrs. 13. Turnbull.
The tea room` wag. tastefully
decorated in bridal pink and white
streamers and wedding bells.
Charles Edwin Anderson
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Melville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T.. Colvin, B. D.
Organist — Donald Dunbar
Banday School
Public y7jorobla,
THE BRUSSELS POS
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E.NTE.RTAINS AT
TROUSSEAU TEA
Ma's, . 1-arelf.1 Thomas entertained.
at ther home, en Sgurclay afternoon
• and oventag. lybq ,,2011, at a
trolifiseen tea in .hOnolur of .ner
desseliter Joyce, wll4ae 7teerriage
takes place Saturday of tibia week,
17k3E. ANNUAL •FLOWEIR, .SERVIC:t•
• wilt be .hard
GEORGE ALVIN STAIN.TQN.
Puttered: eerYieeel for the 'late
George Alvin ..Steinten. n.a'h,e1.4 May
14th, with burial in 13rneleele ceme-
tery,
He Was- 'born In LOMIon, Was. 20
nears of Age,. end was afflicted -with
.museelar dystrophy for meet of hie
Attencling from a distance .were
friends and relativee. from Windsor,
London. Woodstock and Gladstone,
Pallbearers we 1'0 Fergus e'en.
TiellY, Maurice Cameron. Joe Smith,
Lloyd) Michel, Gordon Engel, and
Glen Huether,
slower hearer were Molt Whit
field and Clem Steffler.
JOHN McINTOSH
On April 30th. 1957, there passed
away at, its residence, Turnherry
St. Brussels, John McIntosh, follow-
hire, a sudden heart seizure,
Though Mr, McIntosh had .not
been quite as, well as usual; yet
his condition was not considered
Serious, so that his ouldden Passing
came as a. shack to the who]e cane
munity.
He was horn in Grey township in
the 7ear 1379 and had lived pract-
ically all his life in this community,
except for a few years spent in the
West.
He was united in m,arriage with
Ella Case.' daughter of the late
Charles', and M,r<Ss. Case McKillap
[township in 1919 'and 'they farmed
in Grey township, later inotving to
lot 24, eon. 2, Morris,, where they
dived euntil retiring in Brussels in
1943.
The deceased is survived by the
wife and three daughters; Oltere
(iefirs, Melvin Jermynj of Morrie
township;. Evelyn. ()Mrs.
Gibb) of West Warwanlash; Lois at
home and four grandchildren.
Funeral. seitvice was conducted
his home onk Friday. May 3rd by o
former pta.stor Rev, W. Williams,
He wale, gorne to his last resting
place in P4russels cemetery by the
following pall bearers, Chas. Pen.
Ifound, Waltei WilliarnOn, John
Evans. Watlsony Sholdice, James
,Adams and Alex Shape 7,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. McIntosh and family wish to
express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to the many friends
and relatives, for the kincliness and
sympathy shown to them in their
recent bereavement.
CARD, OF THANKS
We wound like to take this Omer.
tunity to (thank all those who reno.
emibered us With cards, treats and
and flertverS, (hiring our Stay in the
hospital and since oar return henle. I
also these who did the chores and
seedinig.: lit will alWays be eentemb-
*abed and Mirth appreciated.
!Thank you.
George and Shirley Wheeler
Brussels .United Church.
SUNDAy, JUNE
11,15 A.
THEME: THE WELL, OF LIFE
Evening Service. At 7:30. Be Mi.
Under Direction of the Young peoples' Society with
Mr George Simons of Bayfield as Guest Speaker
Everyone is Welcome
CiRUSSELS $01199k.
SPARD MEETING •
The regular 'monthly Meeting Of
tile DreSsele S011,001 Beard
wise, held on WrgaY",, may, aya, Nom
-1111 Members present.chid the ()heir
man F.. mItehen Alt 'the ellair,
'Tice minutes of the' proxious meet:.
Lugs were road' and Adopted <M. mot-
ien,b7 A. Rana end Ta
Carried.
The fellowlAg •ereeonntS were
presented ;
MecheneS ITinalowero
MoWittirter Ankt Worlentan
Dry Cleaning at K Tienta
WaStern
Hydro
Water
Moved by Roy
by Ray Bronson
paid,
. 2 for 27c
z.
• • • - • • 49c
• .. 47c
• • - • • $1.12
42c
. brick 30c
1/2 gal 89c
Van Camp's Pork & Beans
15 oz. * • ,,, •
Cudney Choice Tomatoes 28 o
2 for •
Fisherman Sockeye Salmon •
Red Rose Instant. Coffee 1g.
Red Rose Instant Coffee 2 oz.
Bissets Ice Cream
Bisset's Ice Cream . • • •
17,70 ,
15.00
2,50 '
3,08
33.20 :
5.25
Kennedy. seconded
these accounts be
— Carried.
'Marred by Roy Ke4edy. seconded
by A. Ream the sa147 Schedule as
Presented by the. 147 teachers of
the staff be acceled with one
moidificaltion, :name' the annual
'increment be $100 rstead of $150
— Carried.
Moved by Lout:Se bel, seconded
by Ray Bronson the board pay sup- t
ply teachers‘ .atOthe .rate of $12.00
Per day'
Carried.,
MOved by G. Stephenson. second
red by Lolui4Ethel, the board engage
Mrs. Verne Galbraith as Subsititute
teacher for Grades 7 and 8 during
K L Ashton's absence at a monthly
salary of 8280
— Carried.
Mic(ved by Roy Kennedy, seconded
by A. Mann. the property oommfttee
look after the purchasing of coal
for Ole school,
•
THIS IS FRESH STRAWBERRY,
ICE CREAM SEASON,
fou w* "and other value, Just as great as these at
THE RUTLEDGE GROCERY Again Featuring
Co U SINS STRAWBERRY FRUIT ICE CREAM
a nd.
COUSINS STRAWBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM
Half Gallons — Bricks — Cones
Get Some From Your Favourite Cousins ice Cream Dealer Often),
for That. Extra Treat at Meal Time, Party Time, or Anytime.
of the year, but Every Day Not Just to-day or to-morrow,
Phone 7 We. Deliver
,NOTICE
ASK FOR
COUSINS ICE CREAM
MADE BY
Tie annuall meeting of Walton
Community Hall will be held at
Walton Hall an Monday, May 27th at
p. All share holders please
attend(
Sec. Stewart Humphries
R. B. COUSINS LTD.
BRUSSELS, ONT.
NOTICE —
Annual Flower Sunday Service
twill be held do Brussels United
Church on Sunday, .Tune 2nd. Every-
ono is welcome.
— Carried.
MIolied by Ray Bh ienson. seconded
by Louis Ebel we now adjourn to
meet again on the regular date or at
the call et the chairman.
Elizabeth Elliott ;Teo.-Treae.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
At St. Jan Church, aneulais May
10th. during the morning service;
Rev, , Fred Jewell baptised two in-
fan* Keith. Brian, ion of Mr. and,
Mrs. RAU Raymond, and Richard,
Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt..
Bell.
Real Estate uvs
in and around Brussels
4,21
moo • • too •
250 acres with complete set of modern buildings in extra gioil
repair, with all coutvlerilieneee. On this farm there is 70 aoree
o bush with a log value of $8,000 to $10,000. .Full price oomPletei
VAL'S BEAUTY SriOPPE
Cutting Styling ColdWaving
A Specialty
Phone 40X Brussels
The community was saddened by
itamg, sudden passing on Wednesday.
May 15th 1957 of Charles Edwin.
Anderson in his 71s$ year. He was
borne on concession 3, Morris town-
ship where he spent hia entire life.
He was the son of the late Quinton
and Mary Anderson and was uns
married. He had lived a quiet up,
ofennwavering faith which
won for him the esteem of all evrho .1""r
knew him.
THE PRESBYTEP.s/aN CriURCH
IN ,CAI ADA -
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thomplien
10 p.m.
11.15 A.
$19,000.00 with half cash.
100 acres all wOrkable, eloise to Brussels, on highway. Building!.
very modern with all conveniences. Pull price $1e,400.00 with
half cash.
Sunday School
Mornin,g Worship
ENGAGEMENT
The engagement is. announced of
Marion :Patricia, datighter of Mr.
and MrS. Arthur Hull, R. R. 4
13rusSels, to Mr. Harold Thomas
Knox, eldest Son of Mir'. and M,rs.
Wen. Knox, Blytth, Ontario. The
marriage to take lace at 2,0.0 P. M.
in d3rus'sels Presbyterian Church,
June 54111, 1957.
Kindness is a language that the niu be
can speak, and the deaf can hear.
He was greatly interested in
flowers and gardening at which he
Spent many hours during the latter
part of his life
The funeral service was held from
his late residence on Friday, May
17th, 1957 with the Rev. H. T. Colvin
of Melville Presbyterian -church
conducting the `ervice.
Cif a family of seven he leaves to
mourn his. loss, ono hrother, Dr.
James Anderson, Brussels, and one
sister Mrs. 3_Milliam Ireland of.
Merrris tow110.111.
William, Elizabeth, 'Auk' and
Joanna predeteased hin several
years agO, His father Predeceased
him in 1913 and hie. miother in 1944.
Friends attended from Cheeley.
Stoney Creek, Catedenlia, Brantford
and Fergus.
Pallbearers were six neighbours,
Cecil Bone, Joseph Black, Lewis
Armstrong, John Bowman john Yuti l
and Jaines Nogg.
15 acne with good buildinge4 hydi±o and w: •m throughout.
Close to. BrraSSe118^, Full price $3,000O0e half coalt, •
Knox Church. ETHEL
Mtnleter: Mi. CI. L. Thompson
Miornin,g Worship 9.45 A. M.
• S. School and 1311310 CUSS 11 A.M.
God, often dig% qwells of joy" with
the spades of "sbrronw"
A Sincere Christian Welcome To All
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank; the friends
and neighbours of the late Charles
Anderson for the many acts of
kindnesses, extended during our'
necent sad bereavement.
The Andersen, lVfair, Ireland and
McCall families.
...w.f.* ...we.
I have 17 houses, liseed for sale in Brusse7s, priced from $995.00
to $5,500.00 any Vpe or location; you. may
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Lloyd Michel
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