The Brussels Post, 1958-02-05, Page 1Not just to-day or tO7MArrevy, out Es/cry Day ot tne year.
THE PRE5fd1 torit.:aCH. ' PEOPLE WE KNOW (
PalizADfli air. and Mrs. J. Wheeler and Mr.
tar and Mrs. Ken Beatty of Winthrop r' Knox Church, CRANBROOK attended the Turkey Convention in
r Minister: Mr. C. 1. Thompson t ,ITamilton last week.
Worship Service
Mr. P. Tewell thanked everyone
fer their .faitiniul work done during
the net year.
Nfter adjournment Jog, the meeting
the ladies served a bonntiacl and
tasty lunch.I •
Ceo. Wesien.burg.' Sec.
MAJESTIC W. I.
The February meeting of the i
Majestic Womens Institute will ,
be held in, the Brussels Public Li-
brary on Thursday afternoon, Feb. •
13th. at 2 o'clock. •
The meeting under the convenor-
ship of Mrs. Eldon Wilson and Mrs. •
F. Conley.
Mr. Carl Hemingway, Secretary:
Fieldman of the Huron County '
Federation: of Agriculture will be
the guest speaker. •
The motto will be given by Mrs.
Harold Spar, The Skirts made by .
the local Club Girls will be on die-
play. All the ladies are cordially
lilnvited to attend,
IN MEMORIAM
SULLIVAN — In Wring Memory of
a dear wife and mother, Valeria
Merle, who pagsed away February
7th, 1954
Our lops, cannot tell how much we'";
miss her
Our hearte cannot tell what to say.
God alone knows how' we miss her!
In a home that is !lonesome to-day,
Over remembered by Herb and i
`3 Convenience-3 infinite walk to
Union. Station, closest hotel to
heart of downtown.
• Luxurious guest- rooms
and suites.
• Good Food—full course
; meals and delicious snacks,
p. • Entertainment—Home
of the famous Club Indigo
featuring Broadway
Shows nightly.
THE
HOTEL
ICE CREAM SPECIAL FLAVOUR ,
For FEBRUARY is
itikthOrthiel as et/e0134 OEM Mgt. 1Pli/rg 00100 Donets lent, Ottawa W ant qn 0, •
$2.00 per year 'Post Publishing House Wednesday, FebruaiY 5th,, 1958
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ANNUAL, VESTRY MEETING • ( SKATING CARNIVAL_ TO BE W. SHORTR.P FM-VIL.g0Tgi2
ST. 40HN'E. .ANOLIQAN. Pill/API-J. HELP HERE FRI. FEB.. 24St j FAIR PRESIDENT
' The annual Vestry M,eeting„ of St. • Plan -.1Q attend Ole Carnival to be i The laaa • Huron: At ricaltaral
i• joit's Church was well atteud5d, .hold In the 'arena on Friday .even, Society held its annual Melting on
'Mg, February W,et, Net only Wild
you, have a very .enjoyable time but
but you Will be supposing a .goed t
cause. Clark's Pork and Beans
20 oz. • n.• 3 3 I, k 4
k A
2 for 37c
Wednesday night in the Cranbrook
Community Hall. The, business
Meeting was preceded py 'turkey
sapper served by lie Members of
the Attar Society of St, Ambrose
Roman Catholic Church„ Brussels.
A vote of thanke for this was
moved by Richard Proceer,
Picnic Peas
T11.0 reports of .socretlary cLlil treae-
kirer were given and •un•ateloilalY
adopted.
Favourable reports wero given by
. each of the following: A, V. p, A.;
Sunday Scihool; W, A,; . 1Nromen's
Gullet and the Junior Auxiliary,
The frillowilng officers were
• ,olootoe4
.1: S. Smith, Rector's Warden, was
held over for the present at the
requeht of the rector, F, Jewell,•
People's Warden — VIM, Bernard
Treasnrer L, 'Glasgow
Asst, Treas. — Mrs. • 13, Diltott
Auditors — A. Wood, G. Wesenburg
Delegates to Synod — J. A. Bird.,
J. S. Smith, IL Bryrms.
Management -- H, McOutch▪ eon„
1. W. McCuteheon, G, Thornton, A.
Wood, Mrs. P. Dallas, Mrs, A.
.Streth, Mrs. I, Alcock.
Other .1.rastneas followed: Mr. F.
Jewell read a letter • concerning
the budgetg: work in the diocese.
fuel 1)1111 changes. The meeting
nkreed to sponsor Scout and Cub
grouns, to, meet in !the basement.
as before: that h wreath b e pur-
1 chased on pemerogrance Day and
placed at the Cenotaph;, that finan-
cial statements be printed and. sent
:to every member,
Mrs. F. Jewell thanked all the
ladieS who helped in the various
departments. •
A vote of thanles was recorded to
the W. A, and the Guild for their
financial help.
St. • john's Church will assume
resnonsibilitee of caring for the Mc-
Ontebeen Cemetery,
•
as it was so
deeded.
20 QZ. 2 for 25c,
' rink committee hairs ten.;
tniive cemeting the leo (
t value, which they they think will
make this building more service-
able to the coomo.oity in, that ice ;
could be made umeh. More quickly
`Also it could be Trade more use of
during the summer months for such • • 41c The Children's Aid Slciety Of Huron County
ANNUAL MEETING
COURT HOUSE, GODERICH
Wednesday, February 12th, 1958
31c
23c
York Peanut Butter
16 oz. jar
Beehive Corn Syrup
2 lb, tin,
Campbell's Tomato Soup
2 for
M.* 441.1.41
activities as roller skating, (lane-
lag, tennis, etc.
The committee has an estimate of
$2000 for this jab, Which after all
would only be 2000 people with
81,00 each,
Let us all get behind project
0.110 put it over the top, See adver-
isement in next week's issue of this
paper.
NOTICE
The World Day ot Prayer Service
will be held in Brussels tinted
Church on Friday afternoon., Feb,
21st, at 3 1).411,
Theme: -- The Bread of Life,'
The service this year inak been
prepared by the women of. the
Commonwealth of Australia.
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▪ 4 •413 • ...... AR.3.
2,00 P, M.
Panel Discussion .On Adoption
Public Cordially Invited
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ATTE"NTION
GLEN M. RONNENBERG,
INSURANCE AGE)NCY
Former Collins Agency
Office in Export Packers Building
• Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and Fridays
P H 0 E 1 9 X
?feu wit `end other veluee Net as greet Be these Al
Phone 7 We Deliver
UNITEID CHURCH W. A.
Tare Woman's Association of the
United Church met in the Chnich
parlour on Tuesday, January 21st,
at 3 p. 'with an attendance of 28.
The president, Mrs. Bryans, in the
chair, opened the meeting with a
hymn, scripture reading by Mrs.
Bone and prayer offered by CRev, Mr.
Brown. The secretary's report was
read and approved.
Rev. Mr, Brown conducted the
installation of the 19598 officers as
follows:
President — Mrs. Jas, Bryan's
1 st Vice Pres. Mrs,,R. B. Cousins
2nd Vice Pres. — Mrs. C, McFadden
not what we GAIN but what we
GIVE,
Measurers the worth of
We live.
GARD OF THANKS
the life I wish to express my sincere
appreciation for the good wishes
and acts of kindness given •so gen-
erously to me both in Victoria Hos-
pital and later at home.
Mrs. Kenneth. MacDonald
• f .CHERRY VANILLA -
IN BRICKS, HALF GALLONS AND CONES. , Knox Church, WHIRL
Minister: Mi. C. L. 'Thompson
Adult Bible Class 1.46 P. M.
Monday School 1.46 P. M.
:fr.aship Sex/vice - 2.46 P..g
What kind of ChuFeh would my
iej aux& be, VI,
All its members were lust like me.
•
United Church Sunday School
SKATING !PARTY
TUESDAY, FEB. 11th, 1958 e In -The Brussels Arena ,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th
Lunch After At The Church
Admiesion: 25c & 35c
TAKE HOME ENOUGH
FROM YOUR NEAREST DEALEIR
COUSINS' LTD. )
`Phone 22
3rd Vice Pres, — Mrs, J. Rowland finished line beef and six the dairy
Secretary -- Mrs. D, A, Ream
Asst. — Mrs. Robt. Walker section. Ten coMpleted the swine e•-
Treasurer — Mrs. -Wm. Bell Club cempetition.
AssistantWe, W. Williamson
Pianist — Mrs. A. Armstrong
Assistant. — Mrs. H. Thomas
Treasitrer reported a very suc-
cessful 1957.
Mrs. Cousins and Mrs, Rowland
reported for the Penny Sister Con-
test. The Blue side being. the win_
rs. The Red side is, to entertain
the Blues and their penny sisters
at the February meeting. Mrs
Michel and Mrs. Albert Cardiff were
auditors. Save the Children
repoTted tvtery eitccessfuI •an Item-
ized account was placed on file of
articles sent.
It was moved by Mrs. Lowe, and I directors to the inerchante, he said
-seconded by Mrs. Rose we pin... It Was up to them to attract atten-
ehase -2 dozen more chairs for the ion.
Directors Chosen,
R. B
Brussels
Four retiring dirediors, Harold
Thomas, -Ross Knight, Ma,teMcintosh
and Wilfred Shortreed, were re.
placed by John, McDonald; Brussels;
Fred Kirkpatrick and Jan Van
Vleet, Grey township; -and Wilfred
Shor'yeed.for Morat, ,
Guest speaker for the evening was
Douglas 6.. Miles,, agricultural re-
presentative for Huron County. He
commented ihat it takes both
-men- and women, to run a Emcees-
°ful Fair Likening- •a. Fair to a phew
window on Main street and the
' Attend Church This 'Sunday
• Thursday, Friday and 'Saturday February 5 7 3
Burto. Lancaster, Kirk Douglas in
"GUNFIGHT AT 6. K. CORRAL"
Color
Easily' the best Western of 1957
Regent Theatre.
SEAFORTH
• pit *
Thurs., Fri, and Sat.
Melville Church DELICATE DELINQUENT"
Jerry Lewis Martha Hyer
Organist — Donald Dunbar Its rough, tough and riotous.
* *
10 A. M. coxpro
11 A. M. BEYOND BOMBASA
Cornell Wilde Donna, Reed
• a •
The United Church
OF CANADA
MinPater: Rev. L. Brown B.A; B.O. 6 .00 Perms
Opaday School
shine NoThip
SHOPPED VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPP
Brings Vero.. Annual
,
COLD WAVE S PECIAL
Until Until February 15th
S. S. room. "Faimers must stick together and Mrs. Leash ;flavoured the group I . think in terms of unity," he said, With solo: • and expreesed the hope Of better Bueiness meeting closed with a tithes to come than the past fwa hymn and -all repeating the Berke.'
diction. Mtg. Armstrong thanked yeare have seen.
for the successful Meeting.
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i-lOWTICULTURE, MEETING.
The Anneal Meeting of the Brussel
The AMAMI Meeting of the Brus-
sels and District Horticulture Soc-
iety Xmas held id the Library with a
latge, attendance.
The repent. was •given by Mars.1,.
fterneY and IVIrS. 'Malaita concern-;
ing ,the flower 'beds which blended
IseVer; small bee SOUth of the
bridge; besides the Library Etna.,
Clerk's reeled. .Also north of the
bridge et the Lions 'Park, half a l
bleak in front of Mfr, Frarik Mttch-
else 'winkle* !boxes 'On the
bridge 'and at the Town• Hall and,;
flowers tit 'the signs at the ripprortelt
to tower• II
The !financial• statenfeiil 'include
eXPetidittiree
divle truntoveit Ott $1.0610'•
Prizes for -Posters
Bird. Hatted. CenilietitiOna
tvloottntti„ todolco ote. 25.06
156tdole§ • *itl•
O. tt, A. 'M60)61%1)10 .foa. t3,71 l
:dog of niatita• etc. N0.46 ,
• • ii:Ot •
•41'
Lf !a man - - should be - Written On The Wind
ef 64.76
$8.00 Perms $6.75
$10.00 Perms $8.75
Organiett PAN. A. E. Martin
/ 11 A. M. "Questions Jelluts Asked"
(3) "Who do you think I am?" $12.60 Perms $9.76
Phone 40X for Your AppoIntrife-nt
;I Noon Churett School
y.ao pi. "interviews of. Jesus"
; *S51 "With a !Persecutor and
BlaaRheiner"
PIN?* CKNX Radio and • , Y , •
P. . -
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IN' MEMORIAM
KEFFER to; loving memory of a ic
dear husband and father, Charier
Keifer,. who Passed away 2 years
ago, February10th, 1956
Ve smile, with the World,, '
But never forget..
Tri our gotdon of ineolorik"
lie lives With tie -
— Sadly missed by his wife and
family: I
IN MEMORIAM
GIRRON
our dear Seir•Hat'VeY,- who passed
away in Kiditiiit;, Vehrktatt
2flit". 061,
On year PassedAna that
that ,
'Whet dad ' 'Mid
daY
lbled was Called
tied took •iitriu 1)0).16 fk.•*itt' iris will
toiti in city thearite lie liVetit itit•
--- Sae* iniaded thtetifOi
4iretlier and staters. ,„
! Anglican Church
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FRONT and MO*
TORONTO
PHONE:WIRE
.„.
• ANNUAL MEETING
Wingham General Hospital
The : Meeting• of the Whig- •
ham Gestural Hioapital Association
Will I'd held tit Friday, February
et S p. in the recreation
roomroomOf the Nurses' Reeideile,d at
Winghaiiv.
All matters of bnaitieea Pertain-
'fig to the Winghani Heapttal
Aasgciation 'including the election
el 4alsi:d Other officers and
'consideration'considerationOf the R3'-Laws Of
tlie. Hospital *fit be
order` &Let, ballot in the.
eleofio4 'of directors person Mot
the a member ot the Association:.
One -tiny 'be'
'Obtained for Aii# -6t 60
dollar *1,06 lioti the t/Oiiikliatif 1.
Hospital, the teerettitti. .firte6d,
firer, or a. membermember of the Beard
Direeetorit,
Very:bOdy' WeIdome, 4
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ttd, tOpitolik , lohn Sit-tong,85014etirY• Tad •".
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JEWELS PRESENTED
OA pirartsday, 30,n1ittrY 16th, at
'their 'teenier Meeting, Western
Star Ledge 140 of the Independent
Onider Of OddfetioWs pi.eSented 25
Year Jewels to bros. 'Roy kentedY
Mid 1). A, Bann, *
Presentation wiaA Made by
tiler Clarence Hamilton,
D, 1)t,, of tisteWei.
llrotlheit Were also present trOlii
Myth and tigoOot todgeO,
After the presentation MOetal ,
everling lots enjoyed by all.
•
Seated at the head table were
president Wilfred Shozireed and
Mrs, Shortreed; `selc)reqtry-treae.
aver Norman S. Hoover and Mrs
Hoover: -Mr. and Mrs. James Mo.ir; ,
Mr. rind Mrs. Rirliord Procter; Mr.
.Cecil ThompOon; Mr. Clement
Steffler; and Mrs. D. Matheson.
Green was said by Mr. C. Thomn-
son,
A short musical ffroe.rnul , in•
trodueed by Mr, Shortreed. con-
sisted of rirrorillan and solo select. ;.
,
lona C'eei.1 Thompson, and vocal
duets by Kingand Crnerne •
Mcnonild. 1.e.e,nnpimierl by Mrs.
Wm. Kilw,
Normen Dower in his report
listed Wei Fair reeeints $5,681.31
1001 exnenifituree $5.'592•: and
a balancee91.31. There were 2.000
entries in the. Pair, the prizes
lint total offered anionnted $4,53,1;
and the prize money paid was $3,1171. ,
Gneiss received totaled, $2,036.
De1e17,thtes to. a 'district meeting
at Dungannon reported a common
difficulty among Fall Fair directors rs
poor attendanice, Clement Steff-
ler in his retort sand, "without -atten-
dance. a Fair •Can.it show progress,"
in the. discussion that followed,-
apples were tsiuggested. as a comm-
ercial feature, front' the standpoinf
.of interest and deoomative value.
Reports on two successful field,
crop conine'Otions — corn and Garry
oats — were received. Thera were
34 entered in the corn competition
and 18 in the oats competfiion.
James Smith,- reported for a mixed
beef -4-H Club, said that 18 had
James Moir expressed the thanks
of the gathering to -the spe-aker and
announced a district convention
in. Brussels in 1958.
Mrs. W. 3', Turnbull, reporting
for the women's divisian, announced
thael their prize lists are printed and
mailed to exhibitors.
At' a directors' et-teeth* felloW-
ing the close of the business Meet-
ing, ()Bikers were electel aS follows:
president, 'Wilfred Shortreed; vice-
}presidents, Clement Steiner, Richard
Procter; secrekiary-treasurer, Norman
8, Hoover.
CAPITOL
THEATRE
Monday • Tuesday - Wednesday February 10 - I1 • 12' '
u WRITTEN ON THE WIND II'
Adult Entertalament in Color
pool? Hach), tatireti Ea'cali, Dorothy Malone a
What 'd Mat' tells a Wolliskti - • - 'and what a woman tells
DANCE.
gthol. • Community Hall
FRIDAY, 7th
ORCHESTRA m.THYNNE, • and Al-COOK with. SOLOISTS.
Dancing Starts At 10 P. M.
Lunch will be served.
Sponsored by the Farm Union
For a Good Time Come to Ethel Community Centre Feb. 7th
I Also Compute Income "Tax Rettirns (Farmers or Othert
Phone For Appointiment
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