HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-10-23, Page 1Cudney Choice. Tomatoes, 28 oz ... A 217C
Gold Seal Sockeye Salmoni. .,...... 47c
York Cut Green Beans 20 oz. „ • AA. 22c
Campbell's Tomato Sbup • - 2 for 23c
,,,,, ..... ,t,A,One1,011.11A01,..t
•,«
feu wit "Ind other values Just as greet ae these at
• 14eltlherfileilp ir# the WerMan'e
'Missionary Spelete of the United,
011urelt of Canada involves 4 activi-
ties. (1) study (2) Nam (31. work
I, CO giving. RepOrte from the 15
euxeleriO: awl telteir Wallet% •
yOunger grouips• present et the I • Annual Convention. held In Blue-
vale United Oinerch on Friday Oct.
10th •.atowed that the 'North Section
1
of Huron Presbyterial Is vigorously
eneeaged in all of these „ essential
iA activities,
I
Mrs, K. Webster. :Myth presented
I
, a faseinetine eretay of hooks for all
I Ages whereby eneanhere may en-
! banes their Itrowied,ge• of the world
I
and greatly enrich their own levee.
1‘ Mrs. J. 0. ThoMpsen, London,
' recently returned from Trinidad,.
1 guest speaker for the aftereoon
:session widened her hearers know-
I ledge of life's. condition la in Trite
. hied and its need ..ior Christian
1 4eitlizene as the honor of being *
! chosen the capital of the new Fed-
oration of British West Indies
increased :responsibilities. The
• greatest contribution of the piles.
a
merles has been in the field of
education where unimaginable
over crowdinig exists in outworn
schools. In spite of missionary
efforts only 3% of the East Indian
population is Christian.
Following the theme "Thine is
the Glory" opening worship ser-
vices were conducted in the morn-
lag by Mrs, H. ,Thomas and Mrs. A.
Arresting of tire Brussels Alien- ,
eery and in the afternoon by Mrs.
'Orallam, Mrs. Bride and Mrs, Cooper ,
of the Fordwicsh, Auxiliary. Special
music was ,contributed by Miss
Daylight Saving Time
For The Village of Brussels
ENDS at MIDNIGHT,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th
G. E. McCutcheon, Reeve
iTligboat Atente. :Overman' played by' bilitieree Uteettl, uP
foe a eeritig ot Cepttliti. Horatio Bul4Whikle, Piped by Walter
Sande, These futt-lotvitig OPPoneets eati be eeeti e*ery Monday
night oil the C13(1 television, network In et eobeedy4edveritate
Series about tile- !sea, Called "The Advtehtteree of Tugh,oat Annie",
- • Ati Luse r..•
tr*
4,34%)14 of mall, 8twrt CKftes DePortstont, Ottawa Wednesday, October garf,j, 1957 $2.00 per year
ma 079.71.r Post Publishing House &wthgris04 as
•«1«. «rffer
FILM
protest te the present compulsory
marketing
A petition was signed by a great
welly people at that meeting, Has
Mr. Hemingway asked to see how
many of those signatures were sigma-
twee of members of the F. of A ?
Sarely Mr; Hemingway must have
been impressed at that "protest-
ingest meeting he was ever et."
Could it possibly have meant that
aerie: protests were in earnest?
Has it °cowed to Mr. Hemingway
that those me were there (Many
of them P. of A. members) because
they did not approve of the Com-
pulsery Marketing legialation and
wanted.' something done about it.
Before the F of A takes any
further stand regarding Compulsoly
marketing I sukgest one thing,
I suggest -the F of A, be sure its
ruembeee still endorse its Plane-
What better way to do this than!
the democratic wayll The secret
vote way.
A I-Tog Producer In Grey Twp.
GREY TWP. BOY WINS
T. EATON TiROPIt
Donald Perrie, younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Perrie, competed
n the 31st North Huron Plowing
Match and was awarded the T.
Eaton Co. Trophy for the best
plowed land in the 14r17 are group.
Donald also won let prize at the
Bence County Match near Paisley.
He was also 'among 'the prize-
winners at the Internatioetal Match
which was held near Simcoe.
Mr. and leers. Jas. S. Armstrong
were visitors at Sault Ste. Marie I
the papt week, with' Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson'Tibbo and daughter Mar..:
igaret Jennifer.
Many of the residents of thee
town and the surrounding district
are victims of the current flu.
,„.
NOTICE OF COURT
OF REVISION
The Colurt of Revision on the 1953
Assessment Roll for the Township
of Grey will be held, on Friday,
October 25th, 1957, at 1. P. m.,
Standard Time, in the Clerk's Office
Mel, Ontario.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey,
c- Knox Church, IITHEL
Debentures For Sale
The Municipal Corporation of the Village of BetiSsele
Passed By-Law No. 74957, which, has also been approved by, ti*
Municipal Board, authorizing the Borrowing of $50.,000.00,4Nre
Debentures for the purpose of Reconstructing, Replacing,
Altering and Modernizing the Brussels, Morris, and rkter
Municipal Telephone ,Syletem.
TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING
Minister: Mt C. L. Thompson
Adult Bible Class 1.45 P. M. )
1.45 P. M.
2.45 P. M.
Y. P. Bible Class
A Sunday School
Morning Worship
"Give not from the top of
purse, but from the pottom of
heart"
C,
Cutting
Sunday School
'Worship Setivice
;HE b.KIAri
C,i't+.:OH. Wm. Hetmehries was, a yietien, of
N Catti-ADA the
THE
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson RUMMAGE SALE
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOgPE
Phone 7
Styling ColciWaving
A Specialty ,
Phorne 40X "B"russets
Not Just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of tn. year,
CITLEDGEGROCERY
your i • Home Baking Table
your Under the auspices of the Ethel
• United and Presbyterian Church
,tchoirs.
Tenders will be recellveid by the
undersigned until October 28th,
'1957, for snowplowing for the 1957- .
58 season in the Village of Brues'els.
Lowest' or any tender not nee-
cssarlly accrepted.
WALTON
Gordon McGahrin and ion. Neil
attended the International ' Plow-
ing match, at Sitneoe.
Percy Spence of Detroit, visited
with Walton friends recently,
We Deliver
; NORTH HURON •
•PRE$SYTERIA1., GONYgNTIQN
In eacher a formier minister, the '
Rev. Stanley Brenton, B. A., of
College Avenue United Church in
Woodstock, In the morning he spoke
on the subject, "Thanking God for
the Present Time." In the evening
his topic was "Refl'ecti'ons of ,
Jesus", He suggested that many ,
people like to be stare, whereas it
would be better for them to he
humble street lights. The star's light
Is too far away to be much, good in
showing us the right path in the'
night. Mat is why we need street /
lights. So Christians are to let,
the 'light of Christ Aline the light
where they are in the ordinary
ways of life.
St JOHN'S A. Y. P. A.
Three ear loads of young people
of the Anglican Young Peoples
Association jOurneyed to Blyth on
'Sunday evening to, attend Evensong/.
and a social hour.
They joined with others from'
.Seaforth, Wingham, Belgrave, and
Auburn:
Plans were made for the Deanery
groups to meet in Se. John's
Brussels, Sunday evening, Nov. 17th.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
ETHEL UNITED
CHURCH ANNJYKASARY
Oooti weather and fine col'-
:?pittgutione. blessed the anniVer- 41!...4r Sir.
eery at lDlIW United Church on
1 :TM , arti(lo in your paper Oct. Sunday.
-16th entlifed "P of A attends
of Tmlieri:11.141%;i9i r wdearbeLoh: wit!, 4i.encttlh(10 test Moat" J. Carl Hemingway
ministry of music singing an their.' interests 010-
anthem, in the morning "Praise /lee first paragraph reads "1.
Ye the boiler by Stewart, and in .attended a pretest meeting (yelled by
the evening, "Nave you 0.4y room Theodore Parker nt Stratford last
for Jelsus". A male quartet, corn- Thursday. it was the 4protestingest`
0 0111))0W:fed of AlFeSsrs- 1:211(09t I3ab i meeting I ever attended, and also
son, Cecil Feekluier, Bob Wollner I the most disorderly."
and, George Pearson sang a number
Many other people attended that
a:t Iet tl'Ic vtlase4e4a"471a:sure for the tong- meeting too. Many other people
w rogation to welcome as guest Iho ere members of the F of A.
litany People who were there as
L,ETT.ER TO, 'T.H.E EDI:Tog
The for
The iireiesele Peet
Ar.:•;• VP•ari¢......kaaarmaa
HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE
DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre
THURSDAY, OCT. 31st, .,„44i i
PRIZES FOR THE BEST COSTUMES er
MUSIC BY ,
Ian Wiibee and the. Melody Makers
f,«VffrIVAZA640Q;ACkfAtraAfsfAVInIff‘
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Erussels United Church
SUNDAY, OCT. 27th.
11 A. M, and 7:30 P. M,
GUEST SPEAKER: REV, A. W. WATSON of BLYTH
TURKEY DINNER
TUESDAY, OCT. 29th.
Supper Served 5 to 8 P. M.
Followed By ,A Variety Programme *
Admission: Adults $1.25 Children under 12 go
Lions Club Hallowe'en Party
The ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN PARTY, sponsored by the
BRUSSELS LION'S CLUB will be 11%.1d in the TOWN HALI
on THURSDAY, NIGHT, OCT. 31st at 8 p. in, All children of
the community and district are eligible to compete • for tli*
prizes. Prizes will be awarded for the following costumes:, 411.fi
Hallowe'en for children under (school age; Witch; Black 'Catt
Ghost; Clown; Hobo; Nursery Rhyme; Cow Boy; CoT,
GirL
Films will be shown.
MONDAY, OCT. 28th
E veryone Welcome Admission:
,INTER2gNOMINATICNAL SHOWING. OR Ttig
" MARTIN LL/THEA. "
In the
United Church, Brussels
at 8 p. m.
Free!
"Enter His gates with thanksgiving
And into his courts with praise." H. A. Fischer,
Clerk, Village of Brussels
b.
BORN
Backer - Mr. and Mrs. George A. The Brussele„ Morris and Grey TO ehone CommiegigneX
have appointed H. R. Pearson
Seeker (nee June Work) are
proud toy announce the arrival
of a see, Jeffery John' on. Sunday,
October 13th, 1957 at Victoria,
Hospital. e brother for Gregory
( George. .
10 A. M. Judy Thornton of the Bluuevale
8.'7140. COMMUNITY CENTRE! Mission Band, eers. G. Johnston
10 A. WI,...; ' SATURDAY, NOV. 2nd • ' and Mrs. R. Procter of the Belgrave
11 A. M. f at 2.30 P.M. 'Mrs. J. A. M,c0111 presented
practical supply work, This year,
with the exception of a few mid-
wifery kits to Korea all clothing
will he sent to Nothern Canada
where warm clothes, partietillarly
knitted articles and dredges for
Indian women are badly needed.
Mrs. S. Mpote, Goderich, urged ,
that we stress Christian ,.Stewarde,
ship at all terate's for so few Priem-
'hers have even the faintest glimmer
of its true meaning. A higher
allocationl is before us. Can we
accepe it joYfully realizing It iS
the finest investment we. can
make.
An enthusiastic report, of the
School for Leaders was geven by
Mrs, -Harold Vincent. Next summer
a !scholarship to this school will 1
he given to some young leader who ;
has already given leadership in
Huron Presbytery. •
The report of the resolutions
committee was given by Mrs. A.
Burrefil„ Winghath, One resolution
was to the effect that prayerful'
tonsideration be ,given to- the ban.,
ning of all nuclear testing throngh
the Melted National lefienvolriels
were (1) that W. M. S. members
see to it that only worthwhile radio
and television progreens, wore
heard and' tviewed in their ihomes
and (2) that W. Mi. S. Members
striTve to change public opinion'
so that people come to realize that
it is not necessary to drink alcohol
,ic beverages to be socially accept-
- able:
Mrs, 1\e. Dennile, Bluevale, vice-
president of the North section core-
(ducted both sessions and closed
with; the henedietion.
to sell these Debenture's as follows,,1%
411 Meiville Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B.
Organist - Donald Dunbar
Sunday !School
pivine Worship
Maturing from 1 to 10 years
NOTICE TO FARMERO
-Ttuching LivestOck TO Market.
Hogs te-Asaembly Point -at .Flarriston
EverY Tuesday.
, All Loads Fully' InSured
Truck, Completely Licensed
Phone ,36.19 by Monday night-
- -GEORGE SMITH
Brussersi Ont.
4
1
Interest rate 6% on all debentures
Denomination $500.00. and $1,000.00 .4 10 A. M.
11 A. h1,- Please contact Hugh. Pearson for further informatioie
regarding these debentures. (.1L S
Phone 11 Brussels, The Oniied Church
OF CANADA
illnlatar: Rev. L. •Brown B.A;
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
anmerfsary pervices
if and 7.30 P. M.
GUeSt Preacher: Rev.... A, W.
Watson, tellyth.
81111111111MEMINEMTV2.112,
ZAPITOL L'cIOWEL THEATRF a
2 shows nightly 7.30 - 9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
12 noon 1 Flute - Fri. - Sat,
0,otobee 24 - 25 - 26
PAT BOONE
Makes His Film' Debut In
"BERNADINE"
boys and "Women"
Color
A ciplightful comedy about teenage
‘. Sunday. •School
RI
•
• •
M1911Matlift&LIIIVA:f:4';;;:iMfillTit
LLASHMAR
DRIVFAN THEATRE
.1
Anglican Church
OF CANADA •
('-" garish of IrruottIo
Nevi 14'0 S. AM's% L. S. T. Rector
A. John's Church, BRUNO
.po M,. " • - MattinS
A.t! 01100..S.oh-091
LisiowEL
teL Sat. Oct. 25 26
t • •"OKLAHOMA WOMCiNn•
supertoona Cr Rioiterd. Denning. Peggy Castle
•"FEMALE JU,NdLE"'
Mon.. Tues. Oct 28 - 29
First Shove, 7.15 p. m.
Gordon (Oklat6ma) MacRae xn
noanits And HA.mivuaRistrunv,s
MUST A.
" b A- Ffb"ijs1 L
Attention Farmers
Farmers In The Brussels Area
BRYANS TRANSPORT,
Will Be Picking Up and Shipping Hope
Monday --- Tuesday - Wednesday
Thursday of Each VVeels:
These Hogs Will Bre Picked Up At Your Fetid,
And Delivered To Assembly Points At A Chalte To Y4
50c Per HOG or $1.00 Per SOW •
Hogs Or Sows Delivered to Our Yards at Efusselt,
Will Be Fordwarded A0einEly Petnte' "
, ft FREE OF 014kEIA,F, „ •
ANYONE WISHING TO TIME. ADVAlsift AGE, Or SERVIONI
all 98X Brussels *et
Play Safe - Ship Via Bryant Transport To
Ontario llog Proilticetg
You The Farmers Are Behind The Wheel
Its Up TO YOU To Drive It Through.
dinenia906Oot Color'( JYtie Mansfield: Jelin .Carrecline ConfIrniadon Class Wed. 7 30 P,
Oct. 31 -
First She* 740 0, "fit tgd
Job
Wayne; Lauhli 16ao'ail tunditYSchool- hbiLbob ALLEY0'
dinenliScopel Color!
•t: DasHd'a Church; 1-lenteyn sie Wed,
:Lee
TnO Shows g sly, n or
Box Office Opens at 7.80 O'cloCir,
Iritat She* at 8.09
Children Under 12 in Cara free
Cartoon- et Each Porton:Mines
rr