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DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall on.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd
Jimmy Alcock's Orchestra
Admission 50c Everybody Welconw
Sponsored by the L. 0. L.
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Prern, 12 oz. tin
Hunts Tomato Juice, 48 oz.
Stokleys Cream Style Corn,
15 oz. '
Stokleys "Ping" Pineapple,
Griapefruit Juice, 48oz.
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Phone 293 We Deliver
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ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The Anglican Ladies Guild held
th ei r monthly meeting in the church
The meeting opened With a hymn
tollewed by the Lord's Prayer in
unison,
'Mts. Harvey Bryatis read the 23rd
Psalm.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted,
end dues were collected. Rev K.
Sagge gave a talk on the Anglicat
OhlieCh Orders, Which wets very
interesting,
Pat IThvis conducted the business
Rev. K. jogge Meisel the meeting
atei a delicious lunch was served`
'by :teen Workman' end Helen Weser
burg.
LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 P. M.
Thurs., Sat
March 26 - 27 28
pernei Wilde Abbe Lane
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In
MAR.ACAIRO
Heroics and ..ternanice set against
cOlor4til stierda backgrOtinds in South
Anie0ea.
CASE DAY WINNERS
AT POLi-ARD'S
A. good -crowd gathered at
Pollard's for the CVO Pay Clinict
Mast Wednesday, and found it WI)
interesting and instructive,
Winners of the draw were Austin.
COO, ilelgreve; Jas, Alcoa, and
J'ass. Hogg. Each received 5. gals,
of oil.
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WINS PUBLIC:
SPEAKING. CONTEST'
Brian Prescott, son of Mr, and.
Mrs, Thos, Prescott, Grey rivp, and
student at Listowel District High
School, was declared best impromptu
epeaker in a district public speak-
ing contest to determine the right.
to enter the finals to be held in.
Toronto. April 1st.
Students from four district High
SehoolS, Wiarton, Exeter, Lucknow
and Listowel competed.
ST. AMBROSE ALTAR .SOCIETY
'Mrs. Fische', was hostess, when
the ladeiee of St. Ambrose Altai
Society met on March 17th,
Mrs. Gordon BlakJel pree(eled.
Meeting opened with prayer, led by
NI'S. Gaynor. Minutes of 'previous
meeting read and. adopted. Tree-
slurer's report given.
All 1p members present were
Wearin' o' the Green in answer
to the roll call.
Mrs. (Connelly, reporting for -eeit-
Ing committee, told of two visits
macee. In, the program Mts. Geo. -
Blake Jr. told the life of St. Patrick
and. Mrs. Kernaghan that of St.
Jos'eple 'whose ?east day is. March
!tete 'Mrs. Gordon Blake reviewed
the 'ceremonies of Hely 'Week end
their 'origin. Laughter was the .key-
note as the remainder of the social
hour took the form Of St. Patrck
party. Irish !songs were Sung by Mrs,.
Fischer and Mrs. Jos, Ryan.. Three
.conteste \vete enjoyed. Me se Russell
recieved a prize for the lucky tea
oup. Lunch was served by Weis, Sara
Mckinnon and Mrs. L. Ryan assisted
by the hostess.
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CARD OF HANKS'
I wisb„ be thank all those who .„
se kindly remembered me -"en my
eighty-second birthday with gifts
and 'cards.
'Mrs Laura E. Kirkton
Baker's. Nursing Home.
PHONE
PREACHING MISSION
Service, continue each , evening of
this week in the Unites tehurch, at
p.m. Saturday evening the service
will be of (particular interest - to
young people with. Mr. Snell preach:
eng. All echoOl age boys and girls
are invited to the rally in. the United.
;Church at 10.30 AM,. on ,Saturday
Mr. and 'Mrs. Basinger will have a
.program including Tony the monkey,
BAKe SALE
Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY, MARCH 28th
`,at 3 p. m.
Sp,onsoree py Cranbrook W. I.
EASTER DANCE
Walton Community Hall .
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st
Ian. Wilbee Orchestra
Spot Dances.
Lunch Booth Admission 50e
JACK THVNNE
CONCERT AND
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hali 'on
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
When Draw will be made for the ,
New 1959 Chev. Ticket salesmen area '
asked to change the date of the Draw
on their tickets.
Sponsored
The Recreational
by
Committee
CARD Ole THANKS
W e would like to thank our Many
f for the (visits, flowers, cares
and treats while eve were patientS
in hosleltalie: 4,Wm. C, in Victoria,
London, and Mee. Stevenson in
Veitowel MeniOrial,
We especially thank our neigh-
bouts, old and new, for their kind'
nests.
Mr. aitd 'Mrs. Wm, C, Stevenson.
CAPITOL I HEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Fri. -Sat. 7.28Mar.
Double 8111
Rory Calhoun in
"SAGA OF HEMP BROWN,"
Clnemascope Color
Plus a "return engageMent of
MA & PA KETTLE
"AT HOME"
Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbrlde
- Easter 'Midnight Show!
12. 05 March 29
I, THIEVES HIGHWAy
Adult Entertaihnient
Starring Richard Conte
' All Seats 60o
Easter Mon.. Tues, . Wed,
Mar. 36 , to April
Menefee oheValier Darien
in Dayeo, Most Charming;
tondia Musical Comedy of the Yeat4,
io•
tineiliateOpe Delet
keininated fOr 9 Aeadeiny Avoetik
Adult Adintieten 780
eie
Thur. L. Frl.
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Glen Ford and Red tiottooli.
ktMitAtiON eiENERAto
Now Is The Time To Get
YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT
85 NOW ON DISPLAY
We also have —
22 Massey Harris
Case D. Tractor with 3 furrow Plow and 8' Cultivator
3 Ford Fergusons with Loaders
Massey Harris 30 with 3 furrow Plow
Allis Chalmers W C
Allis Chalmers B weh Power Mower
1, 33 Diesel Live Power, 3 pth, Belt. Pulley, Lights and Heat Howl"`
Massey Harris Fertilizer Dr:It
MASSEY-FERGUSON FARM and INDUSTRIAL
SALES and SERVICE
STENOGRAPHER BOOKEEPEIC
PALM SUNDAY
9.45 A. M. Church School
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Anglican Church
OF CANADA
Parish of Brussels
illestetort flay. W, K. Jonas.
qtr JekieNi anima
Holy Saturday
8.15 p. in, Preparation fOr
Ealster CionimuniOn.
Post. Publishing House
BRUSSELS P
Se$11„0,eisiii. Imis3011‘ Owe WO'. post otaao...isputwoit, pow. Thursday, March 26th, 1959.
Sale of Baking 'and Candy
Melville Ladies' Aid
Will Hold a Sale of Home-Made Baking and Candy
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Ith
In the Brussels Library
At 3 o'Clook
4UMBLE NAMES
CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS
CARD OF THANKS
wish to thank all those whip
kindly rementbered Me with gifts,
and cards on my seventytifill
birthday.
Mrs. J
Caster Day
8.00 a.; M. Holy Eiticherist
too a. el. Holy Eucharist
11.00 A. M, Holy Eueliarlet
tette!, 'Monday
8.00 a. M. Holy Eucharist
Easter' Tuesday
tO6 'tt. m. Holy Eiteharist,
Davieri MenfrYn
Eigiteo bey
240 Ow M. Oa* MAO*
VALo g ittAufit SHOPPE
diking Wittig ,teld ,Weving
•A S0eci'o°1't y
Phone 140' erubstie
CHRIST ,BOTH .pigp, AND ROE
(by The Rev: W, K. Agge,)
\Ve are 'altnoet to the end of
Week, end are on rho tbresheid of
ehe. f iCeoeen•Of FeetiVals", Eaeter,
pip There have been some who denied
I that our Lord 'really died; but we
are quite sure He did die. It was
made doubly Isere, Pilate Sent out a
guard to break the legs, but He was
-already dead, so "they brake not His
legs". And yet to make dollbly sure,
They opened His side, and there
came out the rush of bleed and of
water. So we are quite certain that
IT crucified — DEAD. Then
they wrapped the dear Body in linen
and pat it away in the tomb,
`"wherein wne never men yet laid";
and there the •enemies watched
after having rolled a steno to cover
the enteance. They might just as
well not have bothered for He
passed through the istone and the
watch, and went into Galilee..
In the morning Bie, Body was
missing, Livery murder trial reveals
how difficult it is toy get rid of a
body, when there is every reason to
do so. In the case of our Lord's
Body, all the actors in. the drama
wished to 'produce it: His friends to
pay It honor, Hie 'enemies as a proof E.
that It-el-lad not risen. There can be
no explanation of the eneley tomb
'except that the Cherellfe faith in the
Resurrection is true.
As Christ died ane rote, so ellen
we die and rise again, This Is the
pireat inseiratinn .of the Christian
Faith, that is to say immortality in
Christ. We dig so many hales In the
earth, and bury those we love in the I
deep, dark holes. We Pat them in
and leave them. How terrible this
would be if we, did not look et it
all in the 'light of the risen Christ.
And when we Nee -lone this we meet
truly admit Feeler De v le,c.n
INSPIRATION. r •
OFFICIAL OPENING
NEW .MAYDELLE SHOPPE
Approximately 100 friends called at
the Maydell Shoppe during their
official opening.
Fresh cut daffodils and mauve
and white 'mums added a touch of
spring to the lovely new store.
Mrs. Roy Cousins. and Mrs. Robt,
Johnston pem•ea tea. Mrs, Geo.
Galbraith, Mrs. Ivan Campbell, Mee,.
Chas, Bryans, Mrs. H. Stratton and
Mrs, Ted Wilson served ',he refresh-
ments. 'Mee. HawkshoW, Mrs. Me
Fadden, Mr=, Ed. Bryans and Mrs,
Wes. 'Kerr assisted with trays ash
making tea.
Best wishes were received front
Many 'friends for every success le
their new location,
Mr. .and Mrs. Glen Thoneneon and.
daughter Les Elizabeth were in
Termite at the beginning of the
week.
Sy-inteethY is extendeeded. to Me,
Lyle Gordon le the passing of hie
brother, Wm. Gordon, tIn Toronto
recently. web
Alice J. Forrest is ticCom
eanying Viesee Tema Dickson, end
ietelle 'Mitchell on as Easter holiday.
Florida. leilveut Thetedey of this
week,
TENDERS WANTED
Township of Grey
Tenders Will be received by the
nddeteigned until I, p.te, Saute
I day, April 4th, 1969, Tot the con'
eitietetieni Dale CRANBROOK
and PtA11.801q Drains and the ee.-
pete Of the HOWARD' btein in the
Township of 'grey. Om oll..At4
tittiOlt Drain consists Of 4,06,lineal
feet 'of the dealt'. The PE,ARSON
•Drain etelStets Of 1458
felUt 'elf tile drain. The HOWARD
Dealt, consists ,of 4,650 lineal feet
Of open drain. Plana and SPecifleat.
eehe may be Seen at the tierit'S
effiee, Tenders to be
Ott:mphMed' by certified chegiie fer
tender.
toWeia or any tend& not iCeeete
tinellY AC-dented,
Edythe: ail. thiedirt.
Oki*, TOWilehlie of trey,.
CARD OF THANKS
Mee, Mab Bryans and Nes. 'della
Wilson take this optiforturtity to
thank their many friends, who
assisted in any way to make their
official opening hush a. success.
Everything is so gratefully fielPilee-
lated, A 'frielidY welcome is extended
to .everyobe to drop anYtiMe and
leek around.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend one sincere
'Menke and 'appreciation to telatteee.
and .friendt for bite acts of kinditese
messages of IsyteilaithY and floral
'tributes teCeiVed during our recent
:sad berealveinent. Smecial thanks to'
Greene and all those Whe
helped iii any way.
The Hollinger Fitteily •
6114t1-1' ANNOUNCEMENT
Meintelde In tietoteel Meneetiel
ittienitell on Fridne; March
1909, 'to 'Mr, anft Mrs, MAO, tf6
Jumbled :'wines Contest Winne
last week were;
1, MVP. Dieuglas Hemingway
2. Mrs, Mervyn Pipe
'3, Mrs. Russel gall
'will be accepted
Due to the Baster hokiday week-
end contest entries
up to 6 p.m. Tuesday,
Will the contest winners call at
the office of the Brussels Post far
'their veins.
.l'orenne concerned is gratified at
the enthusiasm that has been shown
etunit g the contest. Keep those
entries coming in. There were a
number of contestants tied, so
attach those sales dips from contest
advertisers. in the ease of ties,
winners are determined by the
Number, NOT the Value, of sales
slips attached to the entries. Get
those sales slips!
NOTICE —
WId the merchants who honor the
priee vouchers cash them at the
office of the Post immediately. •
CONTEST ADVERTISERS
Due to the Easter holiday week-
end advertising copy will be
accepted Tuesday morning.
L Hemingway,
Brussels, Ont. . Mips Marie ;Wagner, 'Conestoga,
is vieifeig at the home of Miss
CARD OF THANKS Emylene Stelete
ri would like to eepresS my sincere The Ladies ...kid. of :Knox Presby-
alipreciation to all 'those who visited s pleen 'Church held`, a quilting at th.e
me and 'sent cards, treats, and gifts manse lest week. "
to Bonnie and me. Special thanks to
Er, 'Myers and the staff of Listowol
Meanorial Hospital,
Mrs. Mac McIntosh.
'HAVE YOU SECURED:
YOUR TICKETS YE'f?.
Have you made your Miens as to
when. the Lion's 'Club' bareell will
go over the Brussels dam,? Time is
short! Sale of tickets 'ends this
Saturday.
If you are a good .guesser you.. can
win $50. Get your tickets NOW at
Molladden's Barker Shop.
UNITED CHURCH
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The 'March meeting of the Friend-
ship Circle was held in the 'United
(Church parlour, The Meeting opened I
with the theme hymn followed with,
the Lord's Prayer In unison.
Roll call by 21 members. Minutes
,were "lead and besineee was dis-
cussed. Au invitation to the Blyth
gro'un was excel-tett for th e April
meeting, Viola 'Meehan took charge,
A hymn was ,sang and scripture was
given he Anne Teepee Ade Smith led
in peayer. Phi' Easter .SPriey was able
given by Parte:ire Mc.Cnteheon, Belly
Cemobell faveeree wife a niano solo
fame,- by !I renei A eerie 111,1
'the lelizeab Benediction rinsed the
meetieg.
eeeiel half hoer of Conteefe and.
eeiwed by . . nee Clr.'ls"
PlOW0,1,. •
CRANBROOK
Applications Ili t writing will be accepted by the ittidS1i10104
Until Saturday, April 18, 1959. t
itete age, education, einetifte,attene and feferendeti
-*OA; goon WOritIng, edliattti6iig; starting salary, S16Qb,eo 101181*-:
interviews can be :arranged.
For further detailk Conte:Ott
BRUSSELS TRANSPORT
gafe Dependable Motor Transport
Phone 122 Brussels P.C.V. C.D,F.F44,
COMMERCIAL
Concrete Work
Brick and Block Work
Remodelling
DESIGNING
Firm
HUETHER'S PRODUCE
EGGS POULTRY
ROE and WATTS FEEDS.
MURRAY HUETHER
Phone 80 Brussels
a n d RESIDENTIAL
General Boer/inv.
New Homes
Farm Building Repairrr.
— DRAFTING — BLUEPRINTING
Contract Prices . Submitted —
ELME
BRUSSELS, ONT. 'PHONE 65; Res. 21IF
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BRUSSELS. ON'Y'X'
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E. A. (TED) -WILSON
General Contractor
Come To The
LIONS VARIETY CONCERT
efer,oxeter Community Hall
FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd
at 815 p.
Admission: Adults 50c Public
School Children 25c Pre School
Children free
Come To The
LIONS EASTER DANCE
Wroxeter Community - Hail
MONDAY, MARCH 30th
Elliott iCarruthers Orchestra,
2 Door Prizes
One at 10.30 p.m.
Admis,sion: 50c until 10.30
75e after 10.30
Lunch Counter Oheck Room
1 pm....* 1..,
Get Your Mid Winter Permanent
at
IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON
Where Better Permanents Cost Less
Appointment Day or Evening
• Phone 155
Meivilie Church
elelster: 'ave. Jonathan Greens
Drounint — Donald Dunbar
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
11:00 A. M.
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. 'Divine Worship
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.; M.D.
Organist: Mrs. A. E. 'Martin
EASTER SUNDAY
No Church School
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11 A. M. "The Greatest Fact off.
Hifstory"
Relv, lner BaiSinger
17.30 P. M, "And Ile preached unto
him ,Tesns"
Rely. Harold. Snell