HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-05-07, Page 1Thieves added ineult to injury In
hreak-ia robbery at MeCuteheon
.Motoeg wh-.0 they not only rethoatal •
the safe from the ()Wee bat also
stole a track, on which they loaded
the safe with the garage balsa to
cart it. away.
The safe contained over am 11.i.
casli as well as a number of cheques
and le-titters", business papers, etc.
• The truck was located shortly
after naon on Monday, abondeaea
in the biocsh on the farm of Wm.
Campbell. 4th can. of Grey twp., and
the safe in a swamp on a side road
The safe was broken open and all
papers, etc, had been 'Mated.
The robbery topk place in the
early hours of Monday morning.
Entry was gained by smashing the.
glass In the back door of the
garage.
This is the 6th time. that entry
has been farced .and the place looted,
Investigation is in charge of P. C.
Lewis of Wingbam.
WINNER AT OXFORD
FESTIVAL OF music
David Kennedy, competed in four t
saxophone classes at the Oxford
County Festival of Music at Wood-
stock in Saturday. He .Won the tow 1
classes with first class honors when
the adjudicator, Peter Alan, awarded. 1 •
blM 89, 88, 80, and 34 marks.
We Deliver
Carried
'Fist:theta' Fallinta• ;Sec.-Treas.
CARD OF THANKS
The Brussels Recreational Centre
wish to thank all those who pur-
chased tickets on the car and
attended the coaoert and dance. Net
;proceeds of these went Ito the Rot
reational Centre and not to the Lions ,
Club 118 advertised.
Joseph Pollard
POTJLAWD — Passed away April
22nd, 1959, 591 North Road, New .
Westmister. Age 83. Survived by
one eon, Denny, and three, grand-
children; 2 brothers, Pen, Seattle,
and Edward, Brussels. Funeral ,
service at St, Stephens Anglican
,Church. Reaa A. Godwin officiated,
.Graveeide service auspices R. P.
P. No. 459 Intermdnt in liareatian
cemetery.
NOTICE
Will anyone who gave, us chetaues'
or had cheques cashed by us on ,
Friday, Saturday or Sunday, please
advise us of it as soon as possible.
Also, anyone who received a state-
ment (cf their account recently,,
would you please advise us of the
amount as this will save 3,4 consider-
5b,e inconvenience.
McCUTC'HEON MOTORS
Georae IVic.Cutcheon, Prop.
DANCE ,
ETHEL, COMMUNITY HALL
Sponsored be the Hall Boord
FRIDAY, MAY 15th
Scott's Orchestra
Admission: 50c
The (). 0. 1. T. of
Brussels United Chureh
are holdina a
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MELVILLE W. M. S.
The regular monthly meeting of.
Meladile 'W. al, S. was held in the
church parlour on May 1st, with an
attendance of 217,
Prayer by Mrs. Greene opened
the minting and the singing of a
.n,ian followed. *•SediptIttire reading
was ;given by Mrs. Wilfred, Short-
reed. Roll Call was •respoaded to by a
verse from the Old Testament on
"Tadao". 'The regular monthly
affe•ring was taken,
Mrs. Win. Speir gave an interest-
big account of the three days' meet-
ing- of the Synodical Society otHem-
Min and London which were held in
Knox Presbyterian Church, Godeta
A special offering was taken
which is to he sent to Mrs. Dickson.
of Formosa to help her with her
missionary work there. Thanks was
expressed to the Yortag 'Women's
•Gaild for their generous .donation to
this oaks°.
The June meeting will be held oh
Seine 5th at .3,30 p. in. Mrs. Knot,
'raleasionary from India., will be
speaker. To Ms meeting the Young
Women's Camila and the ei c'r,I. T
will .he inalted. Tt was moved by
Mrs. Williams and secended by Miss,
Moses that the town chn'rebas 'and
gleIghibou'ringa church as be invited.
The tonic for the -meeting
"Church anti the People of 'Cauada", •
was Introduced by Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Little spoke on the Hungarian a.
Clarireb in 13.(1. Mas Metbeson. 'an the
Flara;1 7110n anti Ttalinn Churches ;
edit Mrs. McGinnis -•en the Import-
of ner interest in these new
earnerg and theitaeharch, Mas. Allen
am-Pawed articles in the. Glad
ttain. A bream. Preceeded tlmh
dosing nraver.
Mire. MeGittnis. Llteaature and
Library Permetra had e heek alisplav
weadv to be eartaiined niter tleo
Meetina be those interested.
CAPITOL 1HEA1RE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
“.‘.,•••••••
ALL THIS WEEK
May' 4 tO
WALT DISNEY'S
"SHAGGY DOG,'"
EVenIng ShOwt at 7 and 9,35
Adatite 75e StUdente 00c
TWO Matinees onSaturd§i''tat
I P., na• and 3.30
Children 056 et,all thé
Mon, - Thee. May ft .12'
A •StiSPen§tli, Brute Weetern
"THE FIEND WHO
VIPALktb ti=40. WOtto
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Wed. TH06, May 13 14
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ti-rE bI0"t - 60' L6Nk
tiiieniaticope o1oi4
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Melville Church
kilnloter 'Kea. 4onathan CiPoefle
Oraarilat — Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday Scheel
11 A. M. Divine Worship
The United Church
OF CANADA'
Minister: Rev. L. Brown LA.; S.D.
OrrIanist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 A. M, Church School
11 A hr "The Influence of the
Mather"
,Anglican Church
OF CANADA
..srosn feruseole
Wt 4;119St34 Itk
cae., Jean'a OrussaIs
9.30 a. in. Holy Ettcharist
11 a. m. Mattins
Sunday School
St. David's -- Hentrya
2.30 P. M. Holy Eucharist
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eataalig.
JUMBLE NAMES
CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS
THIEVES STRIKE AGAIN
AT MaCtiTCHEON MOTORS
79e
1. M r8. Wateoli: Shaldice
3, Mrs, pnaon wassail
3. Mrs, George DavidSon i
I This is your last chance to win a. !
cash prize in the Jumbled Names. !
Will the Contest winners call at ,
the office of the Brussels Post for i
I, i i ther prises. , l i
1 NOTiCE — ,
1 W'll the merchants *ho honor th e
prixe vouchers cash them at the '
I
affiee of the Post immediately. '
MAY .MEETING. OF BRUSSBLS
5cillal0Q4, BOARD
Tho regular monthly meeting .0.r.
BrasSeiS Sch.00/ 11.0414. Was held 'On
MaY 1st, with one member,
Roy Kennedy absent,
The minutes of the last regular.
meeting were read and adopted on
mation by jack McWhArter and Herb
Stretton,
Moved by :Tack MeWhirter,
aeoottiled by 'Gorden Stephenson a
phone be llistalled in the school at.
the earliest convenience of the
Telephone Co. .
— fj The fol lowing aecounts avetreir'(l re
presented.
'Gordon Workmen, cleaning
furnace & repairs 16.00
Jack Hood, sanitary supplies 3:3 05,
'Hytfro
455
Moved by ;GI:melon Stephenson and
seconded by Rev. L. Prawn these
accoulets be paid.
25c
29c
• W.
Cheery Morn Instant Coffee
6 oz. jar
Summer Pride Cream Style
Corn 15 oz. 2 for.
Show Pack Tuna Fish
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
16 oz.
• ' ,, . .•-••••••• ......
39c
BRUSSELS 1SRANSPORT
Safe Dependable Motor Transport
Phone 122 Brussels P.C.V. C.D.FWEL
vionumweaornmemorwarasarmuurviAtlialaletA.
Sebastions Egg Grading Station
(formerly Bray's Produce)
formerly Bray's Produce. Ethel, Ont..)
Feed — Egg—s Pou-4 1ty
Locker Service — Pickup Service
Phone Brussels 16J10
ClUTCHEON
YOUNG • WOMEN'S. GUILD
.The April meeting orlhe Presby-
terian Young Women* Guald was
held in the church, Tuesday evening,
April 21st.
There were 18 membiers • present
Ruth Pipe opened the meeting
with a poem. Hymn 545'. was sung.
The scriptulre lesson from Hebrews
11, verses . 1-10 was readath, unison.
Mary Davidson' led in prayer. Isabel
Gibson very capably wept over the
lesson with us which* was on.
"Faith". T-Tymn 521 was then sung
followed by the I3.6nedictioa,.
Ethel Brewer presided .ots•-er the
bnsinoss part of the meeting in the
absence of the president, Marguerite
Kreuter,
Following the meeting n social
bora was enjoyed.
atta:
FREE MOTHPROOFING
Be Safe and Send, to
BUCHANAN CLEANERS
No extra charge for this service_
only the regular cleaning charge
Agent
THE MAYDELLE SHOPPE
a-- Carried
Mowed by Herb Staetten and sec-
onded by 'Gimlet, Stephenson
a synopsta of the options on the
two school land sites be presented
to the council for their approval .
,— Carried
I8iness being concluded the l
the Meeting adlourn,ed on motion by'
t'llerclota Stephenson rthmk1 Herb
Stream.
Phone 293
C
DANCE
FRIDAY, MAY act,
WALTON COMMUNITY HALL
Music by Ian VI/Rine
Admission 50c Lunch Booth PLAY and VARIETY CONCERT'
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
G H WINDO W" (Trophy winning Play'
Cast of Characters
Emily Winthrop — Ruth Procter
Judge Stephen Craig — JElen Howinat
Judith Ware — Ilessie Campbell
Walter Hodge -- Harry Brydges
Linda Norton — Sheila Black
,Dir,cetor -- Mrs. Ti. W. Kennedy
WhieiC ,777' Songs-- Skits ---
at 3.30 p. in. (DST)
Admission — Adults 50r. Cihdldren 25e
Presented by North Huron Junior Farmers-
••••••10.01*•••
DANCE
Sponsored by Howick Lions Club
WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
Music by "The Midnight Ramblers"
Lunch Booth Admission 75c
CARELESS DRIVER
Some car drivers must have be-
come intoxicated with the spring
air over the week-end here for there
was more than the 'usual amount of
roaring up and down the village
streets at all hours. One careless
driver ran up aver the' sidewalk and,
split the deer jamb andamasonite of
the front of the stare formerly
ocetipied by the Martell& Shop and — owned by W. Cl. Letiob.
bittfts707.,,,,..tratitistt;t7tt.,:ttvt:t7 "ttottM74'..'
HONOR PARENTS
AT FAMLIat ..DINNER
M , aari Mrs, ',lord IVIlichel of
Prussels„, entertained at a family
et their home, on Sunday, in
lamer of the Golden Weddinv of her
par'ents, Mr. and ivrt-8.. Alvin Kritaer I
of Listowel.
E. A. (T t D) WILSON
General Contractor
COMMERCIAL a n d RESIDENTIAL
VISITS IN
SOUTH AMERICA
Miss. Doris ,Tohneton, danghter of
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Johnston of
Clinton, spout a recent vacation in
3 eneattela, .South America. She
masited with Miss Dulce Fernandez,
beta roommate last year at Alma
'Gollege, St Thomas.
Doris left London airport, on a
TCA plane. to Toronto, from Toronto
to New York also by TCA, and then
nonstop by Pan American a,Aa':!,,l'WaYS
from New York to Claraeus •arriving
there the. evening of the slame day
day she left home. ,
Doris is the music teaeher at the •
▪ 7leraimaly school at R. C. A, F.
.Air Station Centralia.
NOT:JCE
Will the parents who have
children ready to start to Khoo]. in
September, 1959, please notify Miss
Ilavallo. Mitchell or the Secretary of
the Board, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, as
eoon as •possible, According to re-
gulations set by the 'Department of
Falreation a child must be six years
of age en or before Dec. 31st, 1950, to
begin in Craiie 1 this September.
PERMANENT WAVES
Get Your peathanent at ,
iRENE'S BEAUTY „SALON
Where Better Permanents Cost Less
General Rawlins-
-New Hornets.
Farm Bulidfng littps9M.
— DRAFTING a BLUE:PRINT/NZ
Concrete Work
Brlck and Block Work
Remodeilinb
DESIGNING
Firm Contract Prkes Sufornittod
A. rare feature which aildea to the
eleraeare of via anthering of 30
aplatteea. was the nreannee or ,
Krifear'a 97-year old metbe-. airs, "
j'a?e 1*-17eite -e of Toronto.
PHONE 12 R BRUSSELS. ON1-.
Mrs. E. Lester
LESTER — At St. Joeeph's Hospital, ;
on Saturday, April 13. 1059, Selena 1
(Lena) linens, in her seventy-
first, Witlaw (If. Elva, ezer Lester
of Woaalburn, and dear mother of;
Mrs. J. Calvin Kreuter, (Marguerite)
Brussels, and Wos1v of Makin., ;
Rested at the Demeld 'V. Beaman
Funeral Home, Lake AVentie, Stoney
Crook. Service Was held Tuesday
21, at 2,30 p. m. Taterment in
Stonoa Creek CoMetery,
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEaL.
VAL'S ' BEAUTY. SHOPPE
.Cutting styling Cold Waving
A S ti e f al t
Phone 146. betiSeels Your MASSEY-FERGUSON Dealer
EVONNE BEAUTY SHOPPE
I. am maving into the Strettem ,
13)141(1111g thig week, directly across ,
from thy present location,
I will be ollen for aPpointment
May ltit, Phone 29. 1 work
11.1'111' 0XeOnt Wednesday, and ,
Saturday atternoM8.
Attesagen
Ther, Fri. MaY 7 -
"THE LIEUTENANT
WORE SKIRTS"
Cinetimascope Color
Sherry North, Tom Ewell
— , —
Sat. - Mon, May g
Detnole Bill
THE LONE RANGER "
Color
Clayton Moore, Jay Sliverheels
"TERROR IN A TEXAS TOWN"
Sterling Hayden Cerol Kelly
Tees. Wed, May 11 = I
"TEE MAN IN THt.
GREY FLANNEL SUIT"
Color CbierriaSeeme
IN MEMORIAM
Clark fend and loving McMisiry
di a dent Mother, atiti grand-
mother, Eked:bath Clark, *lid
departed thiS like' 4 years age,. kit
May
This day w Io tonitImber
A itiaing thought We -gIlto
;to c;tue no lousier With n8
nut, in oar hearts still hros.
Lovingly trotrianibored by the
LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
TWO Showe Edoim Night
Gregery Peek Jennifer 36nm:I 6,66,1m066111 at 745 13,„
Thurs. Fti. May14 16 Prhttr, B.. Fri._ sat,
Double Bill 9 ,
4 I:tOON EY'i May 7 8 .
(Gainetly) brrk Prigahde btotthy tutirt
Oftideemd Muriel •Nview
In
Otaniny Baker Peady
btii,t4y
A Tale of Two Cities
Two ShoWS" 'NightlYa Otallta or
Opens at .6.06 bieleek.
'First .ShOw at D.;tisk.
Th red #ahious biory set in London
aria itoaris during, the French
Clilldren under 12 Is Car Free
barition at 'each performailcd
ir.4
TEXA 6, b
•DeliVerie§'
PiObUcTs
Ccii
ktMtit
'Mablitbr-ikoi4 .MOtbOiti,
006W
BRIDGE MOTORS are now opelragirgt
garage formerly known as Elliott ttlictor
Sales, 5pecit-diz1ng in Ford Products.,
Licensed mechanics to repaii all nitillieit
of cars and trucks.
Stop at the Esso sign for you'll. !thpetI
produets,
Open evenings aiid Sundays. for ,coittir
doii,Veir&nde.
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