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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-05-21, Page 1...••••••••••...1.1. Kerr Passed away suddenly after 'a lengthy illness,, in 'Victoria Hos- pital London, 'on Friday May 15th, Ella Kerr .daughter of Sarah Max.s Well and the late George Kerr, Born in Morris township, she= Spent most 'of her life In this com- munity, ,-Havling graduated es a nurse in Clinton Public Hospital, she spent a number of years in that profession, returning in later years to reside in _Brussels. She leaves to mourn their loss her .mother; two :brothers., Jahies of Morris township and Wesley of iThetesels; also one nephew, Stuart Kerr, of Guelph. Funeral services were held at the D. A. mann funeral home 'on Monday; May 18th, Rev, J. Co-eerie of Melville Presbyterian Church officiated. Butial in ;Brussels, cemetery. Pall bearers were john Yuili, D. M. Mac- TaviSh,. James Am strong, Robert Gemmell„ Walter Kerr and William Spelr. SI EGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry LeRoy Smith of London, announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Marlene May, to Mr. Harry Kenneth Bowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Bowler, of London. The wedding to take place on Saturday, May 23, at 3.00 o'clock 'at St, David's, Anglican Church. brother, John Davis and one sister, Mrs, Pied (Annie) Cardiff pre deceased him several yours agP. A faiP.hfui Member of Melville Pres- byterian church, he served on the s noard of .Managers for several Years. HP leaves to mourn his less, his wife and one nephew, Clifford Cardiff. A memorial service was conducted, at the D. A. Rama funeral home by , ,his pastor, Rev. J. Greene of Mel- ville clerch. A great niece, Anne Cardiff, sang "In The Garden". a favourite of the departed, accent- palsied by 'Airs, Walter Kerr. There were many beatiful floral *, tributes and Gideon Bibles. Interment was made in Ertitsela Cemetery and he was carried ta rest by the Yellowing pallbearers: Ed- !weed l3ryans, Harvey Bryans, JaS. McFarlane, John Yuill, Joe Brewer CRANBROOK' On Sunday, May 24th, the service in Knox Chttch will be In charge of Rev. W, A. William at 11,15 a,m. Mr, and Mrs. Murray Sinclairr of Hamilton, visited with Mr. and Mrs Alex Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar linen, Cones- toga, spent. the holiday with Miss. E, M. Stoics Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and sons Patil and Teddy, visited in Niagara Falle and Brantford the 'Week-end s Mrs. S. McGee spent the week-end with her fatally in Dungannon. Misses Marilyn Knight and Linda Dunn visited over the week-end in Torrance, Ont, • Week-end guests at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knight includ- ed Mn and Mire. Kenneth •R7tityht, iii Harold and Miss Helen Knight, all Of Tetenta, CAPITOLHFTR T R LISTOIVEL. ONT. Fri. = Sat. May 22 • 23 "TORPEDO RUN" Glen Ford, Ernest Borgnine Cinemascope Color Men, - Tues. - Wed. May 25.26 -2T GIANT' From the novel by Edna Ferber In. Wanneroalan Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson James Dean "Giant'' Is 3 lira. and' One showing each /tight, .0 o'clock, StUdent Adniisalon tOr „s se essesseeiserl as 2040194 CUM oat Otate PP Oat Wawa Thursday ) May 21st, 1959 Post Publishing House $2.00 per year 45-fr, 141.•••• WS, Frences $tppheStephenson NIGH ' OPEN NIGHT The death oecitrre4 in Ethel, Oil The. annu,sl Opi.ii Ni.;!!1.11 Rif t bk! Friday. May first, of a well known iWinehaus Dist sit-; nigh will resident, .Ml's . Fi.•ancle J. Stephenson, , Ilcr ketd. op the evening of May 2.'Ind In her g0th year. ; from 7.30 t o id,to. Hdl ro:nns Brill ba Mrs. Stephenson, the ffiriv. open to visitors. and tlwry will be Frances Jane Crawfc)rd, was born in displaye of pupils' work, eSpecially Londesboro, ,c,,n February 98th, thrit done in the indw4trial art. s and She was the daughter or the late Mr, and Mrs, Robert Crawford. About 70 Years ago she marrien John Stephenson, of Londesh)ro. They took up residence there where Mr. Stephenson was section foreman for a number of years, About 1.901 they moved to Grey Township where they ; farmed for seven years. Fifty one. years ago they retired to Ethel where Mr. Stephenson died 20 years ago, She was a nNember of Ethel United Church, 1-11OH. FIELD P,V• The Wingham District High. Seitoel spring Traels and FieldMeet Will he held on the scheel playing field, .1 Friday, May 29th, beginning at nine • 0!clock, and centimag throughout. the days.Speetators will be. welcome HURON LEAGUE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 3 Room Gr Only $399.00 includingi Bedroom Living Rootn. Kitchen Suites etc. Intermediate May 22, Winthrop at lira els .)l:ty 27, Clinton at \Villa:top Mity 28, Brussels at St. Coltunban June 2, Clinton t-sli Brussels. June 3, St. Columbus at. WInthsol) Juno 10, Brussels at Clinton June 11, 'Wintett'en at St. Coltunban Juno 16, Clinton. at St. COlutriban. June 17 Bruss,els' at Winthrop June 23, St,Columlban; at' Brussels St. Williams Assorted Yams 9 oz. 2 for 41c Country Kist Wax Beans, 15 oz. 2 for White Swan Tissue, 4 for Stokleys Ping 48 oz. 25c 47c' 37c 1.11.11,4001.10 A./.• agsieutural departm''uts. In the gyre. nasium, students 'will give 007,-01! ,strations of physical education. gild the girls will model the blouses dresses 'and, suits which they have Made for themselves during year. All parents and friends ere 10• vited to come to see the work which is being done in our district high school, There Is, of course, no charge. June 24, Winthrop' at Clinton, Referees - Les Dolraage, Maloney, Bernie Kollsrnan, Riley, Leon Oliver at SCHUETT'S MILDMAY FUR,NITUR.E SHOWROC/14, Juvenile Schedule Sebastlans Egg Grading Station (formerly Bray's Produce) (formerly Bray's Produce. Ethel, Ont.) Feed - Eggs - Faulty Locker Service - Pickup Service Phone Brussels 16J10 She is survived by two sons, t 'Edward, ,of Niagara and Percy of Ethel; four grandchildren, 13 great .grandchildren and three great, greet, ! • grandchildren. The body rested at the Peebles is funeral home, Atwood, -until Monday when rensolval was made to Ethel • United Church, where the funeral service was held by Rev, L. Drown of Brussels United. Church.. Pallbearers were. Chester Earl, Quest Dobson, Gee. Pearson, Cecil Bateman, Charles- ITansuld and Geo Hutchinson. Burial was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. DANCE FRIDAY, MAY 22nd ,WALTON COMMUNITY HALL Music by - Clinton Hilltopers ?lunch Booth Admission 60c :Robert John Forrest ,Thete massed away at Byron, on Friday, May 8th, Robert John For- rest son of the late Alex For- rest and Annie Bell in his 74th. year.. He was born on, the 31st October 1386 in Morris Township and attend- ed school in Brussels .He taught in Grey and 11-oderich townships before. going to the west. He enlisted ,in the first World War And when he return- ed home, took over the farm where he had resided ever since. He was unmarried and is survived by two sisters °Rebecca) Mrs„ Silas John' .ston of Walton and (Mary) Mrs. Martin Kerr of Burt, Mich., and was plredeceased 'by three brothers,' ; and a sister. The body rested at the D. A. Rana funeral 'home, Brussels where a fun' oral service was conducted by Rev .Kennedy of Bluevale Presbyterian church on Monday, Interment was in Britssela ceme- tery.. Pallbearers were Alex Shaw, Frank Shaw, Campbell Robertson; Jas. Johnston, Wm. Peacock, Mem-. ing Johnston. Flower bearers were Wm. King and Allan 'McKorcher. • Annual Flower Ser-vi c e - Will Be Held In ' Brussels United Church SUNDAY MAY 31st At 11:00 A. M. Charles E. Davis At noon, on May 9th, in Wingham Hospital, Charles E. Davis passed to the Great Beyond at the age of F,3, after 'a long illness. He was born in. Opps township, Lindsay, in the year 1S75, eldest 'son of John and Sarah Davis, About yektrp ago, the, with his family, rsoved to lot 29 on the 4th con. of ,Morris township, where Ire lived ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rann of Brussels, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Nancy Jane, to Mr. John G'ordonliTall, Wingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall of Bluevale. The marriage will take place June 20th, at 3 p. in. at "Bellevue" Residence, Brussels. CARD OP THANKS I sincerely thank all those who 'visited me, or sent cards and gifts, while I' -was a patient in Listowel, hospital. Your kindness as apprec- iated. NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Baker wish to announce, that on May 14th, the - Melville Church ainiatirt weir. Jonathan Graeae Oreanlat - Donald Dunbar 10 A. M. Sunday School 111 A, M. Divine Worship Dale McTaggart E. A. (T E D) WILSON. General Contractor COMMERCIAL ; n d RESIDEINTIAL Concrete Work General Boer/Inv Brick and Block Work New Hamm Remodelling Farm. Building Repalm DESIGNING - DRAFTING - BLUEPRINTING Firm Contract Prices. Submitted .411. Oonveleseent I-Tome, Brussels, Ont., was approved and licensed by the! County of Huron. At preSent we have beds available for pal:lents. We wish to thank those who helped us, "Our motto is "Serivce in Vie future, as We have done in the illaat yeas" Yours truly j. I am now located in the Stratton from m Y nail 10 earsI h - d yw len e move e BrUssels, 1 in 1912 he was married to Ida, Platt, who survives him. One son, ‘john Elston, died in infanCY, One THEME: "'GOD'S MESSAGE" Sponsored By The Sunday School Evening Service at 7:30 is. M. in charge of Y. Speaker: MR. ALAN NEELON of Bluevale United churcitr NOTICE Will the parents who have .Children ready to start to school in September, 19$9, please notify MISS Lutella Mitchell or the Secretary of the Board, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, as soon as possible. According to re- gulations set by the Department of Education a child must he six years at age on or .before Dec. 31st, 1959. to begin in Oracle 1 this September. Phone 293 .i•••••M•••• We Deliver May 22, Walton at St. Colamban May 29, Brussels , at Walton May 29, St. ColUmban at Winthrop June 5, Winthrop at. Brussels June 5, St, Coluanban at Walton June 12, Winthrop at St. C'oluMba-n June 12, Walton at Brussels June 15, St. Coluimban at Brussels June 15, Walton at Winthor June 19, 'Brussels 6 t St. Columban June 19, Winthrop -at Walton June 22, 'Brussels at Winthrop Games start at 7.30 Sharp. Home referees. Playoffs 1 and a, 2 and 4 (home and home games in semi-fin. els), Finals, 2 'out of 3 games. • ••••• MCCUTCHEON VOCE Mr. and Mrs. E. V, Baker)! The United Church OF CANADA Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.: RM. Organist: ,Mrs. A. E. Martin 9.45 A. M, Church School PHONE CARD OF •'Ti-TANKS 'Wo wish to thank. our friends and neighbours for all their kindness •during our recent sad bereavement. YoUr thoughtfulness' will never be forgotten, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kreuter. CARD OF THANKS. I sincerely thank all those who temensbered me with visits, cards, letters and gifts, while I was a patient in the hospital. Special thanks to those who helped at home With iihe seeding. . Elmer Young EVONNE BEAUTY SHOPPE BRUSSELS. ONT 12 R i1 A, M. "The Still Sad Music, of Humanity" BRIDGE MOTORS, Building, directly wins former location, I am now open for appoint silents, Telehone 29 I work every night except Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons. Have Available Anglican Church OF CANADA lastieti of armlets Relltier: Rev. W. OZ. Jam*, ""ti...‘ New Meteor and Mercury- Cars and Mercury Trucks You are invited to come in to see and test drive these units, IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS Service Station Open Evenings and Sunday 10 to 5 for your convenience and Graham Work, VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Cutting Styling Cold Waving A Specialty Phone 140 Brussels I Flower bearers were Mae Cardiff Trinity Sunday at. ifaha's Illruaesia 8.30 a, ms Holy Eucharist 11 a. m. Mattins Sunday School St. David.; lientryn p.80 a, m. Mattins and Frank Cardiff. APPLICATIONS WANTED f Girl and Boy wanted for part-time Recreationtd Directors for the Brus- sels Recreational Committee. Two week leadership eotirse sup plied. Z4 hrs, per week, for six Weeks. State salary expected. -Applications to be in the hands of the Secretary-1 Treasurer, H. A. FISCher, by May 26th, 1959. LLASHMAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL Complete Line Of International Harvester opd New Idea. Farm Machinery The Best in Parts and Service Phone 249 BrUSselRa CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Robert X. Forrest wish to express their thanks and appreciation fOr the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and floral fa-list:tea, received during recent bereave:tient, Special thanks to Rev, Kennedy of Bluevale and the D, A, Rains M funeral hoe. CARD OF THANKS The relatives of the late Ella Kerr wish to thank their many friends for their acts of kindness and SympathyanesSages of Sypathy and the beautiful floral tribittes received during our recent sad .bereavement, Special thanks to Tte-V. J. Greene., D. A, Rann, Dr, Stephens, and all those Who helped in any way, CARO OF 'THANKS The fatally of the late Prances J, Stenliensen, of Ethel, WiSli eXeresS sincere tltatilts te their telatitea and friends for the lovely' floral tribtileS And kind expressions Of SOmptithY (hiring, their recent bere,i1ArCleient. A special tiiatilta to mu hotAblitiata foi thaw acts Of itintitieS8 and to the Bets, Ti, Brown for MS assistance;,alsoIiPeCial thanks to Tin Myers.: T E X A C'0' tieitveolet PRODUCTS •Cali ELMER SomERti Phone 55- ModiitCHEON Lto, Phone it ittArocitit' Phone' sitittiN ThUrs, May 21 22 "THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT" Color ,Clitenia3COpe Jane Mentfleid) Toni Ewell,. • The Plattere, Fats Demises A HEATER GIVES YOU WATER HOT- 6 A LITTLE WATER OR A LoT PERMANENT WAVES Get Your permanent At IRENE'S' BEAUTY SALON Where'Better Permanents Cost Less , .„... ,..„ THEATRE WINdHAM, ONTARIO Two Shows Each Night Cornitiehalnii era.,gat, May 22 Tues. = Wed. May 26 "PAR IS HOLIDAY;' COloi• Bob Hope, Anita Ekberg Tliit Hui on County 1Council June Session Stilton County' Council will Colatirene in the doiirt Hous14. Sat, = Mon, May 23 25 baubleteatia46 Color CiiietriaSCOPe• Victor Mattire, Led Genii 0§1EARA, ttlitANdER 0 Howard Duff; •Gloria Magee. Clark Gable Butt Lenbaater GOdetich, eirt Menday, Jtine, tth, 059, at 16t0O' for the Stine session, hdootitits to lid to '014 iaiirli§ of OA den*. hot later trtitay, totit, lot°, CMG KRAUTER - CO. PLUMBINGS. HEATING SWEET METAL. k OIL BURNERS BRUSSELS l'hou4 47 X W14 A, '6kW•KOR.isaktkett kLkatillo. SEWING',MA61-11Nt: VALUE • Adults andstudents eiteible baliot6 to hO disepeIesi Itishok In of CapiY Theatre • lobby between May 21 34th.t tihAW ON STAGE .CAPITOL Atite -§AtUiltiAV • EVENI NG„ ,Vati bonus 1#' :yon ii*-6 is drawn.. Aiinsi G. itttlit„ 81[1:tirt beep' un • 1- A leifte..deama- of .dobinartife-i,vai4ate,-- Two Shows Nightly, Rain, 00 6100 Box Offtet Onenti at S.00 o'clock. First Sheik' et D'Itrak Children Under 12 In Car rree Cnitnon lit Each Perkirmarlee 'COun0 <4 *WOO, "Goderlek