HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-04-16, Page 1Knox ..4s,tircri, ILIHEL
Minister: Mi, C. L. Thompson
Bible Class 1.00 P. M.
Sunday School
1.00 P. M.
Worship; Service A P. M.
The Church must grow, and glow.
and go; won't YOU help make it so?
PLAN TO ATTEND CHURCH
THIS SUNDAY
Melville Church
Organist -- Donald Dunbar
EASTER SUNDAY
Ilhinday School 10'A. W. I
DMus 'Wochlp 11
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A; B.D.
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 Church School
A. M. Confirmation
Italy Cornmamion
Friday -
Frefraratory Service S
their Dieppe, Ortona, ;the Battle
of the Bulge), and many more, each
which. will he recorded in history
as gallant Canadian -achievements.,
and 'hen on to Flores to play a
noble part in the defence of Free-
dom,
In, perice the Canadian Legion
still takes its place, seating Can-
ada,. Today across the qount'Iry they
; are sponsoring many pqojects for the
improvemeInt bf our country,
,among Item sporting etvents for all
ages, speaking clinttests to aid in
edu)cation, Pipe and Brass Bands,
Hockey and baseball ;teams, hos-
pital equipment and training, in fact
in all worthwhile activities -you
will find the Legion lending a helpL
ing hand.
Lt is Phe intention. of this "Cor-
ner" to keep ep to date on these
activi'es and to bring them to your
attention as a Weekly feature, aml
sincerely hope they will be Of in- .
Perest to all.
LLASHMAR
DRIVE1N THEATRE,
L I STOW EL, ONT.
- Fria April 17 18
SHOOT' CUT TO HELL
ViataVition
kat. Iver, Wm. Mahon
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT
1.iciar Ray Robinson Ye
COMen Basiiio
c od ed'by J. C. Kr water that the
Meeting adjourn ;In; meet again on
April 251h or at the call of the
Reeve.,
H. A, Placket, Clerk,
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HURON DISTRICT.
FARMERS' UNION DRAW
The Hutton District Farmers' Un.
ion Draw was held at Clinton on
AAril 11th.
Seoond prize, a registered Land-
race Hog, went to S. E. (Ned)
Rutledge of Brussels, The lucky
ticket was sold to 'NMI by Mrs, Mark
ITS11111ton,
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
'PLAN' RUMMAGE SALE.
The Eaelt Huron Agricultural
Soelett ere planning a, Runitlage.
SMe to tio held early IS •144:
Side oisoigood$ to oisoodo funds
to build a Sew offlteO and wash-
rooms -at the tme gioth&..
they are asking Yell, the Veer-Ad Of
thiS .CetrintitititY to eettlet theist. .in
1hiS; project bY &Meting eartkled.
Onitable tor' tale, , .. „.
Vow/ of us heave it tiohiliot, of:good.
things We. 'dent use, and therefOre
itten't heed. - Why. <tout We •douite.
thogd. to, thIgi• Itututhago Bald, ..
' Tito need for the litt0000d tl'ttII(t, •
trig IS aliParerilt to eYdrYen0; 60 Viitr '.
00 do What Yeti can ray donatiAk as
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malty tultablO artiOte.S as Yint can ,
IrtS ..4ertit AS' POSI,Ithle;
Cetridtt, the'-MOHAN 1•rmt6.
CVAiu now to hate your donationa
picked
BRUSS
imit"rilK4 ;"°°1.14 0144's 14'4" P" °Mc. 11""tment' °""'" Wednesday, APRIL 16th, 1958
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Poet Publislaing House
THE LS
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$2,00 per year.. 2.50
TENDERS FOR CEMENT
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Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 1 p. m., Satur'
'day, May 3rd. 1958, for 2100 bags Of
ECement, more ,or less, for the Town-
-01P of Grey.
Lowest or any tender teat neces-
sarily accepted.
Edythe M1 Lardiff,
Clerk, TownehM of CITY.
;HE PRE -0:Be erit,rteiti
!N CAidADk
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. t_. Thompson
Y. P. Bible Class 10 A. M.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
11 A
what we should not.
Ti
Anglican Churth
Or CANADA
P1MS ot Ilireieet*
006 Ortiiii 0;4
7t. r ChUrCiii
it A. M. Matting-
Ciirldi Church;," kientirYn.
33c
MELVILLE W. M. S.
The ladies !cif the W. M. S. held-
thelr"regulo.11 monthly meriting
Friday, App.-11 11th, in bile church
parlour.
Mrs, Wm, Smith presided in the I
,absence of Mrs. Wm. Speir and I.
opened the meeting by the singing
of a hymn. Minutes were read by
the, searelary, Miss N. Jardine;
treasurer's r/port was given by
Mrs. 41nt Yuill the absence of
Mrs, Am* !Spear, A special offering
was oaken ,for a life membership '
for one of the ladies of the Presby-
tery. Fifteen ladies responded do an
invitation from, the Wattion ladies to
be guests at their Mondaly April 14th
evening meeting. Mrs. Aolm Gibson
was chosen to represen'S the W. M. S.
eociety No meet with 67111ernlber from,
other societies of the church in con-
nedlion with various plans of the
longthy letter irbm Mrs. Lillian
Dickson (missionaryj, Roll call was
ansWeA•ed by an Easter ilieught,
Several ladies reported many calls •
on ;the sick and .0 tins, The East er
message prepared by Miss Bessie
Moses In her unusually gifted manner
was read by Mrs, Clark Matheson. -; A y .
diertion brought the meeting to a
close.
BORN
BM.,L — At Millar Hospital, St
Paul, on APAI 6th, to Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Bell .(nee Mavis Oliver)
a daughter, a sister 'for Grady,
.DANCE
WROXETER COM,MUNlyT HALL
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th
3 Lucky Dolor -Prizes
Under AusplOes of. Wroxeter
Community Hall Board
Good Music by
Elliott Carrutker Orchestra
Admission -- 75c
A Speolalty
Phone 40X Brussels
Regent Theatre
sEktoirtH
Thursday e Friday = Saturday
LOViNt YOU
ttvio )pr,esiey '11z6beth- Scott
ite
Mon, Tune= Wed',
SHORT CUT to—HELL
Adult
Robert-Were,
—4 '4'
fihuraday . Sittirdak
d'ouble bill
Aldo Ray ttitit000h,
Wfthit titIUMO
Dayid itrien- May
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LAD! ES I
'.Pre Ladies of the Communiy are
invited to tie Short Course, 'Wheh
food makes a difference. on Thurs.
24bh, from 1.30 do 4 p.m, in
the Brussels Publio Library.
This course will be centred
around Weight -Control, Healthy
Old Age, Having a Healthy Baby,
Fdocls for ConvaleSCents, and,
Dr's SpeciOal Diet.
Miss Lois Clipsham of the Depart-
ment will he in charge.
This lis sponsored by Majestic
Women's Institute.
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TWO CHARGED WITH
BRUSSELS BREAKINS
Twjo youths, Fre-deriick Cook,-. 18,
of l3elgrave, and Charles SIcott, 17
of Wingham, are in Huron County
jail,.Ciodorlob, charged with two,
breakins here; ;; breaking, entering,
and theft at Bill fischer's Fine
.seliv.ice station, where a $430 cash
register containing-. 125; in silver
was stolen and Mrponald's Lumber
Ltd., where an attempt was made to
open the safe..
The youths will apAear in Court on.
after undergloing a serious oper-
ation in Stratford General Hospital
two weeks ago.
Mrs. H. Manning. Blyth, is spend-
ing a week iri Brussels.
Harold Bridge, ion of Mir. and. Mrs.
adorge Bridge, had the misfortune,
to break his night arm while craillt-
big- a, tractor, -
,Mrs, S. C. Backer, who spent the
winter months in St, Petersburg,
Fla, -has returned home.
Mr. J. W, Iall . and daughter
:Kathleen, Detroit, spent the week-
end with Miss S. and ,Mr. D. Me-
Ei nnet.
TENDERS FOR STEEL SCRAP
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 1 p. Satur
day, May 3rd, 1958 for steel scrap on
the Engel Bridge at Let 6, Cone&
ssion 1344, Township of Grey.
Tenders to be accompanied • by
certified cheque for the amount of
tender.
Highest Or any tender not neces,
,scarily adcepted.
Edythe M, Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey.
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Thurs. •, Fri. - Set,
April 17.18.19
Double Sill
Tim' Hovey-
,Malies• this OWn 'Western movie iri
1-10IlYWeed in
"SLIM darterii
1:1100
.ABBOTT ditiSrittlb in
000MIN0 'ROUND THE
MOUNTAIN"
Last Ceinplete Skew 8.45
Mori. ' Tuea, - Wed,
April 21 01. Os
Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra,
SoPhia Loren
The PniD end the PASSION
Corot
Nei.el fat Sheik at t.l6.
.1, 0, 0. F. CONCERT
,AND DANCE
.lark Tliynne, widely known as the
Kansas. Farmer, sponsored a eon.
cart and idallee, on behalf of West-
ern Star I, 0. 0, F, BrUSSOIS, In the
':(own Bali. on Friday nigirt last,
Mr. Calvin -Kreuter was chair
ran for the 'varied program given by
following — Charles McLean,
bagpipes; Jim Alcoa, Al-
and Ed, Diehl. orchestra; Jack ripe,
saxophone, accompanied on the piano
by his mother, Mrs, M. Pipe; Edna
and Karen Diehl. Songs and musical
numbers; Clark Wallace, Walkerton,
wizard of the harraenlica; David
Eennedy, saxophone.' accompanied
Donald Dunbar,
Ross Nichol, Noble Grand, of the
lodge spoke brierly, thanking Mn,
Thynne and those who contributed
to the program.
A dance followed the coneert,
Carried
Moved by J. H. Stretfon, sec-
onded by H. R. Pearson that ;that
the Village ad mit Daylight Saving
Time from April 27th, 1958 to :
04ciber 25th, 19584
— Carried
The Clerk,Treasurer was In-
structed to notify The Bell Tele-
phone Co. that like section of
Turnberry street from the bridge to
Mill St, would be paived this spring
and any cable that they wished to
lay in this section must be laid
immediately.
The Clerk was instructed to reply
to the letter of W. Hamilton its to
the benefits the Village has to
offer a new industry.
Moved, by W. A, Williamson
seconded ,,by H. R. Pearson that
thetax accounts as presented for
— Carried
$ 2.50
Public School, loan on
1958 levy 3,000.00
BkrusselS Hydro Eltectirc
hydro 106.00
Post Office, U. I. S. 22.92
County of Rayon, Ind.
Patient
39.04
A. Higgins, removing sil ow
'7051° 90 3 11952.:0
5.00
21.1{1
11.00 ,S. Sweeney, removing snow 0
Murray Ross, fox bounty 1.00
W. B. Wills. groceries
19,92
',owes; Food. Store, groceries
(relief) 14.84
Brussels Coal Yard qoa-I
(relief) 73,00
B. MI. and G. Telephone Co.
rent end tolls 59.75
Receiver Genellal, inc{ome
tax 2,50
Moved by W, A, Williamson. sec-
MAN WA N,1 ED
For General Creamery and
Dairy Work Apply At
BRUSSELSCREAMERY
Brussels
NOTICE
Have You Had Your Income Tax
Computed?
OPEN ALL. PA' Y EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENN M. RONNENBERG
Insurance and Income Tax Computed
ATTENTION FARMERS
The new BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK SALES BARN will open
for Its first weekly livestock sale
Friday, May 2nd
Vd. mile East of Brussels on the County road.
The sales will commence Every Friday at 1 p.m.
RATE': — All Cattle $2.00 per head.
Calves and hogs 3% Up to $500.00
2% over that amount
A new set of Fairbanks-Morse scales with stamped tickets will
be installed and ,government inspected by the opening. clay. For
further information contact
Sale Managers Hugh Pearson, Brussels 'Phone 60x
Jack Bryans, Brussels 'Phone 18J4
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
How Does Your Farm Entrance Appear
To The Passing Motori-t
The North Huron Junior Farmers etre organ'e!:tg a Feat&
Gateway Tmprovement Project during the sprig" and summer
months,
Open to anyone in Blast "Wawanosh, Morris, Turnberry, and
Grey ;Townships.
They will be judged on originallity, improvement and safety
Prizes Offered Will Total $75.00
1st Prize $25,00 2nd • $20.00 3rd $15.00
4th • $10.00 5th - CLOD
If you wish to enter this project a ft%:ture of your Earns.:
gateway will be taken by May 1st at 'eh time the prefect
begins and another picture will be taken September let, when the
contest 'closes. this way the Judees will come to their
decision,
ENTRY FORM
Name --
Address —
Lot No. Concession Pwp.
Telephone
Mail this entry form, before May 1st, to Glen CoUltes, R. R, 6,
Brussels.
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POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW
this paint catty to apply mirth either Doditttk
:need doeSnIt drip, or rtiri down the handid. There is n1i
Muds to Clean up When 'finished painting' Tliix is'entirely
Washeble. •
Agent toe
C A lt g X .P AIST
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Hunt's Tomato Juice 48 oz.
Nescafe Instant Coffee 6 oz.
Paramount Colaoe Salmon
Aylmer Dew Drop Peas
20 oz. 2 for
Clark's Pork and Beans
15 oz. 2 for
28e
$1.19
0 • 0
35c
45c
feu wit "Ind other values Juirt as greet as these at
THE RUTLEDGE GROCERY
Not Just today or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year,
Phone 7
We Deliver
HONORED ON
8$th BIRTHDAY
On Monday ovening, April 7th, a
pleasant evening .was, spent at the
home of Mrs. OecOrge genderflen,
known to many as "Auntie JO" to
celebrate her .88th birthday,
Among theso Present were her
grandson, Mr. Archie Henderson,
sister. Mrs. Herbert Wager; br.e-
the.r Mr, Wm, Ireland; and nieces
and nephews..
evening was spent playing
'cards and concluded •wlith a dello
ions. lunch.
In the- afternoon friends, called to
extend theft greetings,
However, we are sorry that at
present, Mrs, Henderson is not en-
joying as goad .health as formerly,
but we hope she will soon be feeling
better,
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cutting Styling Cold Waving CAPITOL 1 HEATRE
LEGION CORNER
• thy Ray Bronson)
1 Last week 'veterans across
i- Canada remembered the forty-
first anniversary of Vitny Ridge,
Tbousands. of Canadlia,n Veterans )
till carry the scars of that historic i
battle, which, -was to -mark Can, '
; Ada ar, a country to be reckoned I
With in time of War 'as well as in
peace. Months and months of care- i f , ful planning had to he made, for
Vimy Ridge was the Gibralter of
'he German, front line, the centre of
the line, and; the most advanced line !
into French "erritory, From its i
peak the enemy had a clear view for
miles and were able to wallot aVerY i
mehre of the Allied army, On that
eventful morning of April 9, 1917, ;
in darkness, and with, snob i
swirling around, they began the
assaruilt, and Ihroughout the day
fresh waves of troops; stormed
through the broken line until- by
tighlfall -victory was complete. The
cost Was henivoy, many thousands
wounded, but !he price was well
killed .and many more thousands
Sa turday Only
Double Rill
ii 11t10tL IN towN ii
tf Ofdyne'i, -Ruth- ittoreen
N '0' I t- °'
Color
iI to f dtdo, ton' otiA ne
'Stier08 Nightly Rain et
Ild.t -66'104 dribit§ *took
• Firg SlieW ass Iittsk
'Ohildreit 'II In Oars, 'Rtes
tertObri at EMI Peribillinited,
April 19
PRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
April 7, 1958 ,
The 24unicipal (leancil -of The
%%Hauge of Brussels held its regular I
meeting on the above date all mom
hers present. I
The minutes Marcli 1958
meeting 'wore road and adopted on
motion oil IL R, Pearson, seconded
IreW. W.A. Williamson.— Carried
TWV) applications ,foir Wading
Permits; were revlowed by the
Council for the construction of new
dwelling houses. „Moved by S. C.
Eratiter, seconded by 3.
Strettion that building permits'be
issued to 'the MelvIllie Pres,hy-
terian Church anti David Firby to
, construct new houses in the
Village of. Brussels.
April. 21. neW`inlanse. ars. Allan led in prayer.
. be the turning pain; in the war. ! Al). .1=1 If we did for Cod what we abroad, Mrs, D. Hemingway chose the Scrip- . worth 'the -effort, for it] proved to Iblo/lIuorwing snow
we -would have less time for doing Wye reading from St. Mark chapter I PEOPLE WE KNOW , i To the older Vets,. it is just a inept -• I W. S. Scott, insurance
1'6, folliowed by a. hyrnn. Mrs, Wilfred Mr, George. Pollard has returned cry, Pauc; to; the yeunger it was „an j" East Huron Produce, salt Shontreed read a. mest interesting
' home and is able to be out again. in,cenitative, they followed with. Brussels Coal Yard, oil
Phone 2
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