HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-04-30, Page 1PUBLIC UTILITIES NOW
OCCUPY NEW' OFFICES
;Brussels Pahlic 'Utilities are now
11038ed in their smart new offlee in
the Old telephone building'
The DOW Modern trent, is attract-
ive. ,The interior is finaahed ill blond
inalle',WallY With flouIreScent
The work was all done'by local
contractors and IlecoratorS.
FIRST ACID COURSE
STARTED HERE
Several members of the Brussels
laublit schopl teaching staff, and
fare department and others from
Ethel, enrolled, on Wednesday night
of last week, for the seven-week
'St. John's Ambulance 'first aid
coruse being conducted here.
Instruction by C. It Magee of
Clinton, began on Wednesday night.,
'Classes are being held each Wed-
nesday night. They will conclude
with an oral examination. Those:
who successfully conclude the
course will receive certificates,
HORTICULTURAL SOOLETCY
TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING
Brussels Horticultural Society
high to extend a special invitation
to all interested in Horticultatral
work, to a public meeting to be
held in the Library on Mon. May
40a at 8.30 aim.
Mr. C, Epps, Director of Dist. No,
8, :will be guest speaker and show
slides of a. recent trip to the
Maritimes; also areSent prizes to
winners of laist year's Poster and
photographic contest.
Bring your' .flower problems and
have them. discussed
A sacical half hour will follow.
BRUSSELS APPEAR3. TO .B E
A FORGOTTEN
statement was 'made by Rae ,
J. Watson, Liberal candidate for the ;
next la-Mandel election, at the
Liberal (meeting in lirlitssels last
Wednesday, His exact words were
- 'Your town is as much forgotten
as tire glinst towns. of the north or 1
the Waled cities of ancient times.
Tour school has been taken away
from you, you were forced to go -out
of town far your car .Hcens'ela until a 1
few weeks ago, your little hospital
may he taken from yoka and you I
may never live long enough to see a t
proivincial highway lead to Bruss.els.
The little town of Grand Valley (a. I
few miles east of here) has highway I
104.. which is the shortest highway
in Ontario, riiiming from No. 87. to
Grand Valley, a distance of about 1
mile. Has any action been taken On
a similar Brussels road. • Mr. Watson also spoke. about the
Liberal Party's plan to equalize t
hydro rates, to clisconthrue collect-
ing the gasoline tax when a farmer
laps gas for his tractor, the market- I
lug and. storage 'System for farm i•
I:A:oat/he, the building of a complete t
Set of new highways to open u,pall
of Onfaria and the complete aver-
heal of car education aystem as well
as a aomilete , overhaul of
muniolpal act.
Excellent seeding weather keptr
the crowd down to less than 60. Some •
think that television 'has put an end
to sHeli meetings, but those . in •
.attendance had an enjoyable even.„
ing. The meetinp-, was also addressed
by Wm. L. McKenzie, 'Wilf. Anders()
son, Bill Eldon, Wm. Porteous, •
Cliff Damhar andRabert Rae.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
A Birthday Party was held in the
Ladies Anxiliary io'oms on April
23rd. with visitors from Clinton,
,Blyth, and Goderich. There were 72
in embed's, present,
A wonderful program, arranged
by Mrs.• Joe Brewer, was enjoyed by
all, with games, contests, a •claaw,
and many n'rizes.
The evening closed with a
delicious lunch including a dec-
orated Birthday cake with, 1.t,
candles, followed by the "queen", ti
BELORAVE MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Bela-rave Festival
will be held in the Foresters' Hata
Belgrave, on Thursday, and Friday,
April 301.11 and May 1st. Classes at:
9.30 a.m. and 1.80 p.m.
Evening performance will begin
in the Wirigham Diatrict High.
School on Friday evening, May 1st,
at 1,30 p.m. AdMisaiatia 'a'fternoon
1.5c, 35c
EVO,NNE BEAUTY SHOPPE
aM moving into the Stretton
'Blanding this week, directly across
from my present location.
I will he open for appointment
May 4th, Phone 29. I :work
every night except Wednesday, and
Saturday afternoons,
LLASHMAR
Attention Car Owners
BRIDGE MOTORS are now opercitii tg-
garage formerly known as 'Elliott Motto'
Sales, specializing in Ford Products..
Licensed mechanics to repair all makeit
of cars and trucks.
Stop at the Esso sign for your liriperiA
Oil products.
Open evenings and Sundays for your
convenience.
Phone 249 Brussels:
Ier•
N' t
Plan, to come .to MeiVilIe •Frei4
bYterlan- Church on May Stil, at
8.30 ni., When. Rik", Mr. McClure of
NinienikOrthi will show. his alatitrae
of trillarid, ,Everyone •Weleente A.
sliver collection'at the door,'
kiAlit ReAuti,i RHOPPE
Patting' BtYling. Nit ***tie
A .giil eel it lt )0-
*tone. .140' ii0iiiiiii
well, resit Oates L ei ,Thursday, Abril 30th 1959 Post. Publishing House, $2.00 per year
BRUSSELS HAS •
Fi FM' POSTMISTRESS ,
;bliss Pearl Baker has received
the appcintment to fill the vacancy
created tore by the 4oath Harold
V, :Kerney, postmaster. and Brus•
eels h as its first postmistress,
Miss Baker, who has been acting,
postmaster ,since the .death of Mr,
Kerney, is well qualified to fill the
position, having served the public
here at the .postottioe for. pumbor
of years..
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4;414144 NAMES
CONTEST !PRIZE WINNERS !
jamblea, Names Contest • winners
last week were:
1, airs, M. Pipe
2, i4Lrs, R. Me Leap.
„3, 'gym 'McNair.
- Will the contest winners call at
the office of the Brussels Post. f or
'theta prizes, I.
NOTICE
the merchants who honor the
,prize vouchers cash them at the
office of the Post immediately.
31c
29c
29c
York. Choice Cut Green 'Beans
20 .oz. • 2. for '' .. ... . .. .
Rose Brand Sweet Mixed
Pickles 16-oz,
Aliens ApPiejuice, 48 oz.
York 'P.eanutButter or
E. D. Smith Raspberry jam
8 oz. tumblers 2 for 47c
Sekoa.stions Egg Grading Station.
(formerly Bray's Produce)
(formerly Bray's Produce, Ethel, Ont.)
Feed - Eggs - Poulty
Locker Service - Pickup Service
Phone Brussels 16J10
e".
BRUSSELS TRANSPORT
Safe Dependable Motor Transport
Phone 122 Brussels P.C.V. C.D,,F.FS;
MOVED TO NEW LOCATION
Benard Ten Pas and Sons, Carpenters, formerly in the •
"Riverside Motors" building, are now located in the formell7
office of the :Village Clerk.
For expert, prompt, carpentry work contact us aA our new'
location or call Residence Phone 840.2,
MCCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 293
Russell H. Porter
The funeral of Russell H. Porter,
who died in hospital at Carman,
Man., was held Mondaar„ with burial
CaGman cemetery,
He was 71 'years of ,age, and had
been ill about three months,
Born in Grey Township, he was a
son of the late Hugh Porter and the
former Mary Elizabeth Fox. A5
young into he spent some years as
clerk in a Brussels 'store. Thirty-
nine years aga„ he moved to
Carman, where he was in Charge of
an auto sale agency, His wife, the
'fennel. Elsie 'Mimic of Winnipeg;
died two years ado.
He is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Hilton (Roberta) Drake and
Mrs. ailairiel. Fry, both of Carman;
one sister, Mrs. Donald McTaggara i
-Brusaiels, and two brothers, Lloyd I
Potter of Walton and Elgin Porter,
Winnipeeg..
GREY TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL BOARD
The regular meeting of the Gro
Township School Board. was held in
the Ethel school on April 7th at
1.30 p.m, with all members and In-
spector .Ninkead present.
The minutes of the reguitar meet-
ing of March 3rd and the special
meeting of March .23rd were read
and adopted on motion of Cox kind
Smith.
We Deliver
3).A C E
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
WALTON COMMUNITY HALL
'Music by Ian Wilbee
'Lunch Booth Admission 50o
FREE MOTHPROOFING
Re Safe and Send to
BUCHANAN CL,EANERS
No extra charge for this service
only the regular cleaning charge
Agent
THE MAYDELLE SHOPPE
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DANCE
8pIonsored by Howick Lions Club
WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
'Music by "The Midnight Ramblers"
Lunch Booth Admission- 75c
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ST. JOHN'S LADIES GU'LD
The Testa:Inv monthly meeting of
Si, John's Laniestitald was hold in
the Church hall.
Rev, K. •Tagge opene.l the meeting
with prayer followed by the, scrip-
ture reading.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted. followed by
-the treasurer's report.
Dives and the Sunshine feed were
collected. •
After the business was conducted,
by Pat Davis, Rea,. Jaggs closed
the meeting with TkaYer-
A tasty lunch was. served by
Isabel Alcack and Mrs'. H, Bryans.
Sam McQuarrie
PLAY and VARIETY CONCERT
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
"HIGH WINDOW" - (Trophy Winning P'laY),
Cast of Characters
Emily 'Winthrop - Ruth Procter
Judge Stephen Craig - Ju>tn Bowman
•. Judith Ware - Bessie Campbell
Walter Hodge -'Harry Brydges
Linda. Norton - Sheila Black
Director -- Mrs. R. W. Kennedy
AtiViSie - Songs - Skits -at 3.30 p. m, (DST)
Admission - Adults •50c Children 26e
Presented a by North Huron Junior Farmers
Melville Church
Minister: KW. Jonathan Greene
Organlat - Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Divine Worship
One of Grey - Township's native
sons in the person of Sam 1VIcQuarrie
Inassed away on 'Wednesday, April
in. Souris hospital, Souris, Man.,
tellowiag a lingering illness.
Sani McQuarrie was the fourth son
of Donald and Janet McQuarrie,
pioneer (residents of the 4th line of
•Grey, where he was born . eighty
years ago. His early life was spent
in the original 'homestead and later
an farms on the Gth Line of Morris
and the 9th concession of Grey, He
went west to North Dakota sixty-
three years ago and 'a tew years
later he homsteacled in Saskat-
chewan heat 'Howard. He moved to a
farm in Manitoba thirty-five years
agb and retired twenty-five years
'later in Pilot Mound, where be lived
until ill health six months ago com-
pelled his removal to hoapital
Souris. During his retirement be
made several taips hack east to
visit mends and relativeS the last
being on the occasion of Cranbrook
pearl:ion in 1955.
He is survived by two danghtera,
Strs, Chad, Martin, Nesbit, Man., and.
Lyra„ 'who teaches gat Maniteu, Mrs.
R. S. Warwick and Aylmer Malearrie,
both of Bressels, are niece and
alephera Athol McQuarrie; Toronto, a
hrether, is the last surviving Mein-
er of a tatiallY of 5 sons and 2
daughters,
CRANBROOK
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Bro‘vn B.A.: R.D.
Org anist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 A. M, Church School •
11 A. M. Dural Life Sunday NOTICE
Persons who illegally dump; dead animals, liv'es'tock carcasalaaa,
or garbage which is subject to putrefaction, are liable: ate,
prosecution under the Public Health Act. Residents with,
information regarding this type of offence in Huron Cpunty, stns;
requosted to submit particulars to:-
nuron County Health Unit.
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
IVIV, and Mrs. Stanley Campbell,
Buena Park, Calif, are visiting
Mends and acquaintances in this
district.
Mr. Wm. Cameron Shorthills, N, J.
has been seriously ill in hoapital
with a heart ailment. His friends
'ope for a, speedy recovery.
Cranbrook W. I.
The May meeting of 'the Cranbrook
the Crahbrook Comninnity Centre
Women's Institante is to be held in
on Tnesday. May 5th, at 8.30 DST
The melethig is to take the fain
of a Public Sneaking Contest, open.
to No. 8, N. 10, No. 7 alld No, 1,
Grey;. with 'outside judges to choose
the Winners, The public is cordially
invited to attend.
44.4.4.1. 4 4 4m. DRIVE-IN THEATRE JUST ARRIVED
LISTOWEL'
- Carried
Motion of Conley and Fischer
that the Board accept with. 1-egret
the resignations of Mi4 Ile, Pen-
gaga' and Miss Alma laroMicha.el and
that each be sent a letter of appre-
ciation for their services
• Carried
Motion or Cofilley and Cox that
the Board approve the lack 'Hood
Suirvey as amended by the Inspector.
- ,Carried
Motion of Sniith and-Fischer that
the folloW•ing bills he Paid.
- Carried
Mrs. Watson BrOWn, telephone
tall 4.35
Reliance Petroleum Ltd.,
Oil Na'. 7,2 b9.97
'Reba L. 'Cunningham,
, Oil, Na, 9 86.21
Meehan Hardware, caretaker
sUPPlies, 11,00
J. M. McDonald Lumber,
Insulation & dapheard
material
H. Pehlke retrain%
service
& G. kratuttet, repairs
Harry Bolger,'Convention
exPenaes and mileage 50.00
Stanley Fischer, denVentiOn
etpenaeti
Murray •Tioacivea. .labo• ur
Meeting adlourned Ort
Ceindy to Meet, again on
8.30 0,111•
Nor nitin S. HOOtier, ReeY.
124.25
New Spring Drapery Stock and
intraduning a new fabric Terylene
. Guaranteed .stinfast, won't shrink,
stretch or wrinkle, etc. Only $3.65
a yd. made up FREE. See Smitty's
Shopping Centre in,Hanover, a fine
complete selection, all priced at
wonderful savings.
Thur. Fri Apr. 30 May 1
6.95 +1RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP"
3.45 'Clarke Gable, Burt Lancaster
The at:newel toolk place Friday
April 10th to the family plot beside
his Wife and son in Pilot MOunci
Cemetery, . .
CAPS Mk_ i H EATREI
LISTOWEL', ONT.
4..•4.111•11011•V
E. A. (TED) WILSON
General Contractor
COMMERCIAL a n d RESIDENTIAL
Concrete Work General Rooting:
Erick and, Block Work New HOretter
Remodelling Farm &Mann .Reptilrei-.
DESIGNING - DRAFTING - BLUEPRINTING
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
Parish of Brussels .
W, K. Jades.
,ft. John's -- Ortammie
8.00 a. m. Holy Eucharist
11 a. in, Holy Eudharist
Sunday School
Thursday • Ascension Day
8,00 a. ni. Holy Eucharist
10.00 A. M. Holy Eucharist
St. David's -- Henfryn
2.30 p.m. Evensong
Firm Contract Prices StitimIttati
12 R 12 BRUSSELS. ONT.
Sat. Mon. May 2 4
DCUbl* Bill
",DECISION AT SUNDOWN"
. Color
Rando100 Scott, Vaieria French
,,BENIOR. PROM" ,
Jill Corey, Louis Prima
PHONE
25.00
18.25
motion of
May 5 at
HOT
WATER.
HEATERS,
DANDIES, .
TOO
1.01 106 W Pitou
Thur. - 'Fri. • Sat.
April 30 - 'May - 2
P AT BOONE
r In
Color'
CinerriaScone
"MARDI : GRAS"
Acliiiits 7Se Student* 50c
a ken makraa
CMG KRAUTER ----- CO.-
PLUMBINGS. HEATING
S'ilEET METAL k OIL BURNERS
BRUSSELS 140*/_, 47 X
LYCEUM THEATRE'
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Showe Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 Oa In,
Thursg Fri g Sat.
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April '30 May 1 - 2
.Cary' Grant tOrlhle Loren
in'
HOUSEBOAT . .
A. detneatiti. rOrnantio. CarnedYf With
Cary' 'Cli4Aiit at a Widower With three
child reni and 'Sonlita. •LoreK as the 1,
bea-Mititlit adv'enturer's.
All Next Week
May' 4 to' 4
WALT DISNEY'S'
4,Si4A.00Y DOGI
Event,nd; diiews and 6.06
Two Matinees on Saturday at
pi, :in. and 3.30
Children 25C at tall times'
Tiles, Wed. 1 l May . 5 - 6
I "NOR MOON BkeJkliaHt,
doloo
Belinda Lee, Michael Craig
Thur. Fri. MaY 7 - 8
"THE LI tiitENANt
WORE SKIRTS"
dinernaseope dolor i
Sherry Werth, Tom Ewen I
I
Two shows Ntdhtly, Ram Clear
Rex O'f.fl,de Onelie at 4.0 o'clock
First ShOW at Ditisk -
Children'under 12 IA Car Free
Cartoon at Each lierfarinarlee
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