HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-12-31, Page 1SPECIAL SPEAKER SAMUEL EOWISKINf .0 Guq$(.Rp
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PROCLAMATION
Village of Brussels
In accordance with a resolution passed by the
Municipal Council of the Village of Brussels
I hereby procla'ii;n that in view of th&
-present rabies situation, no dog shalthe.
allowed to run at large in the Vilrage- 42}
Brussels until further notice from this
G. E. lifcCutcheon, Reeve
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HUE' THER'S PRODUCW.
EGGS,;:. POULTRY
ROE ti4iia WATTS FEEDS
MURRAY HUETHER
Phone 80 Brussels (
swo:treaizeolizas orvw.m.Awviiivilez: ,The Canadian Council Of Churcheis (. .
The Week of Prayer services will commence on ilitoPil4S,
January 5th, and will be held each evening at 8 P. M. To*
services will he as follows
Monday, January 5th, St,'Johns Church - Rev. L. Browne
Tuesday, January Gth Melville Church - Rev. K. Jaggs
Wednesday, January 7th, United Church - Rev. J. Greene:,
Thursday, January 8th, Melville Church - R(*v. W. VVillianogr
An offering will be received each evening for the work of thaw
Council of Churches.
L. E. OAR DT, M. P,
INJURED IN FALL
'Po ow,' neighbours
and friends —
We sincerely Wish 'to thank all
our neighbowia and friends for the.
lovely gifts we received, You just
don't know 'how much they mean to
us. We have lived among you quite
awhile and we are gdingto mists you
also our church. We feel we did not ;
deserve • your thoughtfulness and
in 'our new 'home we Will always re-
member each one of you,
We want to 'say thank you and a
'special thanks to the neighbours •
who did so 'much for us 'and gave
•so .f'eely of their time in helping us
move,
Donald and Mrs. MeTaggart
itlise Catherine Leach, Tenant°,
• with her parents Mr, and Mrs, W. 0.
• Leach.
:it
Dr, and Mrs, Donald M,eRae and I
family, Toronto, with his nl.otber. •
„Mrs. T. T. McRae. t,
Miss, Ruby Smith, Toronto, with
: • t.
Mr. le, R. Smith,
walk safely
drive:S.100y
nave a happy hots ay
THE BRUSSELS POST • •
Post Publishing House $2.00 per year PSC tt 11,0, 4'64"42.4 " 1"1481 di" ask P.4 1)16.4".114* Weigra Wednesday) December 31st ) 1958
VACANCY FILLED PI
GREY TWP. COUNCIL
HORTICULTURAL AWARDS
FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
MP judging of the outdoor Christ.
mas Home Decorations sponsored by
the local TIortimanral Society re-
Farmer's Union Meeting;
n Cranbrook Community Cener
TUESDAY, JAN. 6th
at 8.30pan,
Lawson Ward fills, the ya,eaney
created iii. Grey Twp., Council by 'the
recent death of Alexander
At the nominati.On Meeting held in
Ethel On Monday, fiVe men were
nOminated. They were Lawson Ward,
William Bishop, Clifford
Dunbar, .Cecil Bateman, and Kenneth
McLean,
"FAIR BOARD TO 'HOW'
ANNUAL MEETING.
1.1 •••• •• ••• pare «.; •••••••.••••+•••••001,.
Cheery Morn Instant Coffee 2 oz. ..... - 37c
Nestles Quick Chocolate Drink 2 lb. — 85c
Tip Top Pork & Beans, 20 oz. 2 for 33c
-Bides Baby Dill Pickles, 24 oz. .... • 44c
.. .. • . ... •• .. •••• •••11••
stated as follows:
1st ($15) .... . Mrs. David Hastings
2nd ($10) Mrs. Rae Bronson
3rd ($5) ,Mrs, Stewart' Lowe ;
There were only five entaies. The
commit tee is hoping to have
more entries another year to
beautify the town at Christmas
time-
HOLIDAY VISITORS
* * s.
C ATCHEnii ROCERY
The East Hulron A.griehltUral
Society will Weld 'their, `annual
meeting and banquet on Vednes.
day, January '28th.
••••••••WAMIN•WIX0413111BEI•010 0211M1,011,90.11.1444.0.1.251.1•VISPOPIIIMI.,
Mr, B. Chapman, Bright, with his
L. 'E. Cardiff, Huron M. P., of Fischer,
'sister, Mrs. J. W. Fischer and Mr, )
AN APPRECIATION
Phone 293
We Deliver
Bnussels, will be harnpered In his'
governmental duties as Chief Whip
:for' the. next two ' monthS during
which time he will be wearing .a cast
to Ws knee on 'both legs.
Mr, Cardiff fractujeed both heels
when he fell 'from the root
garage on Dec. 20d. The accident
occurred when the ladder slipped
while tie was engaged in removinq
snow.
1.-Te retUrned home from hospital -on
Sunday where he is reported as
WALTON NOTICE
The general public are cordially
invited to attend an open meeting
in the interests Of the Cancer
Society of Ontario, by the formation
of •a, local branch in Brussels and
surrounding area, Speakers will be in
attendance to answer all questions
and explain the organi2ation and its
services. The meeting will be held
in the Public Library at 8 pan. on
'Thursday, January 8th.
"feeling fine" apart :from the bother-
some casts.
Mr. ' and Mrs. McCurdy Lawry and.
sons John and Don, of Scarboroand
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Smith,-Michael
and Susan, London, with the . ladies` I;
mother, Mrs, W. •Speiran.
Mr. and Mrs. dlon Hamilton of
Midland spent a few days with her
parents, "Mr, end Mrs. Jan van 'Vliet.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rutledge and
family, Streetsville, were Christmas
day Waiters with 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bennett.
Mrs. John. Nott, Londesboro was a
recent 'visitor with her daughter'
Mrs. E. Stevens and Mr. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs Fra,n1t. Burke, Wing_
ham, were Chris.tinas guests of, Mr.
and Mrs, A. McCall.
loan Ryan, R. N., of Corn-
wall spent a week with 'her parents.
/Or. and Mrs. L. Ryan.
Roy Williamson .slulffered face and
hand burns when the tractor le was
re-fueling ignited and burst into
flame's. Mrs. Williamson was able
to drive the tractor out of the shed
where it was being re-fueled and
then extinguished the flames,
D A N C,E
Wroxeter Community Hall
'FRIDAY, JANUARY 2nd.
'Music by Elliott Carruthers and
His Orchestra
Admission 75c
'Booth and Check Room in Hall.
BRUSSELS GIRL SEDOND •
IN COLORING CONTEST
Marni Bronson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Bronson, was
second place winner in the Little
Peopi,les' Christmas Coloring Contest,'`
in the London Free Press in which
there were 1,300 entries. Her entry,
along with the first place lane., has .!
been forWarded to representotWest-
ern Ontario in an international
eontest now being judged in Cleve-
Marni's $10.00 prize was both a
Christnfas and Birthday gift for she
Mir. and Mrs. D. Coleman and
daughter, Fltaira, 'with hips parents,
Mr. and Mrs, A. Coleman. * * '* "
Mr. Chas. Bryans, Montreal, with'
his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Bryans.
Y`IVT,r"..:"Fingh Kennedy, Ann and'
Frank, with his brother R. W.
Kennedy.
Cst. Robert C. Kennedy, R.C./W.P,"
14-ondenarters Div., Ottawa: at.his ;
GIFTS PRESENTED.
TO BRUSSELS COUPLE
The cold istormy weather of last
week foireed the cancetation. of a
party 'to have been held aliatoncrieff
in honor of 1V9r, and Mrs. Donald
:MeTaggart. Friends from Mioncrieft
called, instead, at 'the 'Brussels
home .dif Mr, and Mrs. MeTaggart
and presented ,them,•with a gift and
the following address':
Dear Donald and Ma'rgaret:
We, your friends and neighbours
would like 'to show our affection and.
devotion to you by girin.g you this
gift for your new home. we hope we
are evpressing„ in some small way
our friendship. that has laslted many
years,
Both of you have lived in. this, com-
munity for many years and we
hope you found hapPineas among us
You .alWays took your"share upon
your shoulders in church and
community functions, Now. we
hope, you will find ,happiness,
prosperity and. security in '70tir
new home.
You are not far from us, so we
shall eXpect you back Often.
Also, at 'this nanticular time, nig
wish you the compliments of the
Yuletide Season,
!vour.frie•ndq and neighbom'S,
CAPITOL ilitATRE
L1STOWEL, ONT.
Fri. - Sat. Jan. 2 - 8
was nine 'year's old on De,e 2.8rd, home here.
if!
Mr. and Mrs. M. Vodden, London,
with her grandmother„ Mrs. O.
Sellers, and mother, Mrs. Jas. Kerr.
TRIPLE 40th 'ANNIVERSARIES
,CELEBRATED HERE ..,.
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Graten•
Organist — Donald Dunbar
10 A. NI. Sunday School
Divine Worship
-41 0 t*
About 60 friends and neighbours
of Mr. and Mrs. William Speir
gathered in the reception hail of the.
Donald Erls'ar, Toronto, and Tee.
°''ilthampten, at their 'mine I
here.
Two Top Comedies
Clifton Webb and Myrna Loy
"CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN"
Plus Geoorge Formby in
"BELL BOTTOM GEORGE"
Mon: - Tues. - Wed. Jan. 5 - 6 7
Garry ,Cooper in
"TEN NORTH FREDRICK"
CinemaScope
Adult Entertairnent
The United Church
OF CANADA
/Rev. L. Brown B,A.; B.D.
Organist( Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 Church School
11.00 A, M, "The Watersheds of
History"
Note — Animal Meeting on Jan. 9th.
I
New AnYeican Hotel to honor them * (1( * 1
ion the occasion ,of their 40th wed- Mr, and ;firs, Jack Rutledge. Wel-
ding anniveesttry. . lend. with hie father. A. Ttntledg( ,
,The evening, which was a corn and other relatlives,
piete surprise to the couple, was 1 * *
spout playing euchre and crolc_ : Miss Mery A elms Isile•eins, 'Peron
Mole. Fallowing lunch Mr. and Mrs. to. with 'her parents. Mr and Mrs.
Spelt' w06 invited to the front Of the .k. Trievrths.
hat wheriO a three tiered end dee-
orated, Wedding cake graced the
* *
table. D. M. Ma,eTatish- read a short
Mise Margaret Snell*. L.eride , with
address, Mentioning the eentribution
her Mother. 'AP...Ft...Tim. Snell...
* It
Made to the ettIV'elt and cintimtrnity
by the couple and wishing them
Miss Meltadden„ Toronto, with. her
ti .any years Of happy. married life. Porents. Mr, and MIDS.' el. McFadden, le ' * .. *
Mrs.. T-Terry Allen 'Thresistited thein Miss Margaret Ri'ssel, R. N. • of
with coffee table.
Russel,
, with her mother, Mrs. F,
Short speech es followed by Rev: 4.
.1'. TT. Greene of Melville MVO). and. le * *. •
Rev. W. A. Williams. •
: •
M. and Mrs. Speir• eniciyed a 'i..4;vv.ialltrOri• anti -\Tt';'",r. \lettldliMMTnis. Sh:tileciski;
ATTENTION FARMERS' turkey dinner at the hotel with Mr. ', ' Knight, of 'Brussels, spent Miristirlas
Not only does it .,,centra,Vetie 'the also lit,sr.r771,ed' 3.0.1tD.D.?:S.Pdii.f8ft;h71110°18.ee. mini Mir' and *14. n"111 Willtftt4d': Pr- Ca tnetrin est,
JANUARY' SPECI,A
REIVIL COLD WAVES
Complete
$4.95with Cot
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
140 Brussels
•Anglican Church •
OF CANADA
Parish of Brussels
((BAG W. K. Jaggy.
•Setond Sunday After Christmas
JOhn'it Belasiain
0.80 A.M. HOI3i ,Zaeliatiat
11.0 A, ,M, holy ubtariat
Sunday School
Tuesday Epiphany
14.00 Min
Holy taohatiat
Highway Traffic( Act but it is diffi- Anoilher couple. Mr. and Mrs. Reit+
cult to keep township concessions McKinnon, of. Ritfeitrale, who were ' y r.,. on T.1„,,Tor vril o has lice",
and sideroads free of snow if the 1150 (+elevating their anniversary, to
plow is being continually lifted for .s.vor;e. fir everite6 'f rom - by .i.);,,,:.,,7,1:pr'ir:1,.T.'neser,117,;,' s till '::6°°'
cana ,and ears left on the gravel tit ormv wpo th er and no,,r driving I
PicY,rtion of the road. We. are not re 'colitittfot, 1 tty,-e. it linet fl f ;
ponsible for any damage that May ; Itelicwhie• dinner. the ooritOrtz( Were 1; 1,11,r limn , (6„;., a .0.4,(0., ,:intereelee• an
, :1' re11.1••(1 re rit•ne a ,
,
• Earl,
Bowes, Road Sttnerintentient ;eilterfairled at the home of Mrs. Alet i „,:r1p,„ranhil ,1„,
'Armktronr, whore relatives of pit three i .f ,0„1„, no . „„,„iy frtcrtde hone tht I
St, Ineenife "ljoepieal. occur,
Of tyrey ToWnanip, I-Cot:Pies Were preSent. P‘. 1VI BiVentItOtig
HAPPY NEW YEAR, FREDI
Even attractive Joan Ifuirrax nas difficoltr persuading Cleig.
Toronto sportscaster Fred Sganhbati *urget blues em, ,Trikri%
the party, But Wed has eVery right to be in 'the dumps
prorr<A a most uTAuccossful year for Torotito'a ii.rotessional wail* a iriee•lr rseevtife.