The Brussels Post, 1959-06-18, Page 1-John Hanna Wins
Seat Again
For the sixth successive
John w, Hanna of Wingbant has boon
swept ,to 0,n election victory in
I-Turn-13race riding, retaining his
seat as Progressive Conservative
1Viontber of the Legislature in Thurs•
day's provincial, elections,
in a straight two-party contest
Vie store, c,anrying 0. varied lime in
defeated Rae 'Watson ,of Lueltnow of Merchandise, and , the Service the Liberal ,candidate by en official station, handling. Rupiertest products, enesjorley of 1,306 votes.
has been 'leased to, and will be oper- For Hanna, Thursday's majority nted by Floyd Vere, formerly of Ford- was' 42 votes more than he received
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
NOW OPEN HBRE
The building ,on the corner of Mill
4114 li klyntim7 streets, that was rec.
ently purchased by Lloyd
liar been completely renovated and
relledeled and now helms thrku
business entenprises: "TN Texan
u Variety store and a. Ser.
vice Station.
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MARK 440th WEDDING
ANNWERSARY
Marty 'relatives and 'friends esilled
on Mr, nand Mrs. James Arnmeareng
on Sunday on the 'occasion of !their
fortieth wedding efaniversary.
erifetr daughter Dorothy and illus.
band and daughter from Satilt Ste.
Marie' and their daughter Helen and
fanilly, (Lorne Park, were 'home
ler 'the occasion. Their out eit town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
?Aycock and family of Waterdown
;and'Mrs. E. ,Gillis of Goderieeh.
DANDE
,WROXETER ClOMMUNiTY HALL.
FRIDAY, JUNE "13th
Music by Elliott Csa-ruther's
,and his Orcheetra
SpIonsoneld by The Hall'Board
'Keep July 3rd open for s, dance with
'Don Roberton and the. 'Ranch Boys
Auld July 17th Ken 'Vellbee and
'his Orchestra.
Wed.. Thurs: Fri;
June 24 ;...25 e6
MAN OF THE WEST
Adult Entoitalrimen`t
Color einenidstope
Goy Cooper`, Lee Jr Cobb,
Julie London
Teeei She We Ni totty, aln or Clear
Sex office oPens at 8.00 O'Cleek
Pleat DUck
Children under 10 in oar Fret,
Cartoon Performance`
oememeir•••!r1 err..
. . $2. 00 per year $.2443 ...... root POI islong Houo " 1 "di, Pal* °gill" DI"rall °I1411111 Thursday, June 18th, 1959
BRUSSELS
John McNabb TgNp4RS WANTgp
n the Village of Tenders for cutting gr. r o wed Or
for the 1959 season. Tenders to be in the hands of seedeer"
signed by June 29th, 1959.
H. A. FISCHER, Clerk,
Village of Brussels,
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UNION CHURCH
GARDEN PARTY
:THURSDA Y JUNE gsth
SUPPER SERVED 6 to 8 P. M.
VARIETY PROGRAM
ADMISSION 86c and 40c
We Deliver
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MCCUTCHEON GROCERY
Lynn Valley Peas, 15 oz.
2 for
Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz.
Aylmer Peaches, go oz.
2 for
Checker Choice Tomatoes,
20 oz.
Phone 293
•
25c
18c
45c
1'8c
in the 1955 .eledtion, when he de-
The 41.seX am Grill as a 'smart feated II-liberal candidate Hugh Hilt
attractive restaurant, finished in of Ben Miller. Hill was defeated by
bleached mahogany with Countei 1,475-votes.
and table tops lin gold.flecked white in Brussels, where noticeable
arborite 'while chairs and counter switches front one party to another
passed away, on Tblie30Y,
June 1.1, at his home In (Lire)"Pwp.,
Jciin Alc,Nabb, in his 84th year,
Ijo was born in McKillop Town-
ship, the son of the_litte
McNabb and. Janet Stewart. In 7.535
be moved to Grey Township, in 1.898
lie was married to Mary McNair,
who predeceased him In 1948. Two
sons, James and John, died in in.
i!a 'icy. r
He is survived by four daughters,
Margaret, (Mrs. Martin NfeDonald),
Jeannette (Mrs, Majee Youngbint)
of Auburn, Xatec of Timislituming,
Queb. and Helen (Mrs. Lloyd Bark-
well) of Galt. Seventeen grand-
Chlildren and two great grand.'
chqren.
Mr, McNabb farmed in Grey
Township all his life and attended
the Presbyterian. Church, For many
years he 'was prominent in township
affairs. Tie was a former eseessor
and tax collector. He was deputy.
reeve for several yelars. He also was
prominent in the Liberal Party ix j
Huron County.
For the past year Mr. McNabb bad
been 'in failing health.The funeral, 1
which was largely attended, was i
conducted by Rev. J. Greene from
this late residence on Saturday, June I
13th, 1959.
The pallbearers were Murray Mc. :
Ma , StPWar t 1VieNabb, Robert
Stewart, A, H. Robertson, James
Anderson, and George McDonald.
Flowers were carried by tour
grandsons: 'lless Stewart, Lyle and i
Lynn Youngbluit.
interment was in tranerook
Cemetery.
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Sebasttans Egg Grading Station
( formerly Bray's ProdUce. Ethel, Orsit.1
Feed - Eggs - PouIty
Locker Service - Pickup Server•
Phone Brussels 16J10
stools ore uPhoistored in coral
leather. .Kitchen facilities, all new,
aluminuen and stalnless'steel, have
been installed and nrrecride encxlerri
equipment for the quick, cleanly
service of meals 'or 'snacks. A. Dairy
Queen Is being inetalled.
Take-out and Delivery service as
seal As drive-In service is being
offered as a, sieditil feature.
The Texan Grill, which will be
open from 7.30 nen. until II; P.m. will
be managed by 'Mrs. Lila Coll,
For addrltionsel information see
the advertise'm'ent elsewhere in this
'Paper.
have been evident in.pasei elections,
voters gave Hanna a total of 219 of
the ballots and Watson, 175. Brus-
sels switched from Conservative to
Liberal in 19151, back- to 'the defeat-
ed Liberal party in 1955, and
again to the Conservative Govern-
ment in• this election.
In Wingham, Hanna's home town.
the victorious candidate mecelyee
1,098 votes to Watson's. ':154. in
Watson's tome of T..,tcltneur, voters
gave Hanna a 15,2.Vote maiorltv.
Hanna received. 4917 votes in the
9 village and Watson 2415.
Five diyisione in the Then-Bruce
riding gave Watson a majority.
These were Culross, 'Carrick, Grey
townships, and leillemay and Tees-
water, trite reeneiening divesione
gave Hanna 'the majority.
Mr. Watson conee'ded when about
75 of the '93 polls were counted.
The Bruesels ILegion Pipe Band
went to Wingham 'to participate
the traditional Vietory tour of the
successful candidate.
ATTENTIGN:
Is your T. V. Antenna & Set_Insureirt
If not see us to-day for complete comer-age of wind and fiver-
CHANGE IN TIME-TABLE
SCHEDULE BY C. N. R.
Commenebag Sunday Ilene 21st,
Dayliner will arrive `Brussels
5.24 p.m Standard ?NM, arriving
Guelph 7.25 p.m. 'and Toronto
9.15 p.m. This train -Will also make
connections at TABU:wet for Strat-
ford and 'London, nreeeing Stratford
7.120 rem. and London 8,55 p.m.
There will be no lifonnay morning
i train, however 'trriin leaves Brus-
sels 6.54 a.m. Tuesdaseto Saturday in-
elusive. A mixed Train. leaves Palm-
crater* every Im'ortting, except Sun-
days, at 8.80 nem., -arriving Brussels
9,24 &M. for Kincardine and return
arriVing Brussels 2:34 Pm- making
connections set'lezeineersition for east.
There will 'he 'an'elviening train arriv-
ing Brussels '9'.514 -rpm. every night.
(except Sunday 'from Toronto. You
will note •therels no connection
from . Toronto 'Ito 'Brussels in the
morning hitt to•Palinerston or to
Seatentlt.
This scliedele Is on a trial basis
and may 'be -altered.
$15.00 will insure both anntenna'arerset'for 3 years,
Also finance your next car here, where: you can insure and fietsaiew --
in one process. WE HAVE LiOW' INTEREST 'RATES;
ENTERTAINS AT
TROUSSWAIU•TEA
Mrs. D. A. Rana was hostess
Saturday 'afternoon and evening of
last week when she entertained
In their home at a trousseau tea in
honor Of 'her daughter Jane, whose
marriage 'takes place this Saturday.
Basizetts of pink gladioli and Ptah
peonies 'were used etifectevIely to
decorate the home for the occasion,
The door was attended by Miss
Insurance also on Automobile, Fire and Wind,' LiatlIntra
and Life. 1
G. M. Ronnenberg Insurance
BRUSSEL, PHONE-24T'
Brussels Office Open' Tuesdays-and Fridays CARD OF THANKS
We would like to say a sincere
'ENGAGEMENT
I• Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Alexander,
Ethel, wish to announce the engage-
meat of Weer elder daughter, Dona
I
11••••••••..*••••... Joan tlalrniss. Mrs. Rant* and the thank you to our many friends, and I Marearet, to Mr. James Arthur brideeilect received their .guests' neighbours tor the lovely gifts and 1 Knieht, ,son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon assisted by Mrs,. .Gordon Hall, cards presented to us on our 45th 'Knight, Brussels. 'The marriage to molither Iff 'the fiance. wedding arntivers,ary. 'gales mace on July 11th. at Knox
simra.m.111•01...n.
THIS IS FRESH STRAWBERRY .
ICE CREAM. SEASON AaAmir
Featuring -
• Mrs. ;Ivan Campbell invited the Jack and Orma Wilson Presbyterian Church, Ethel
gehlalatrand Opening
of
Texzn Grill
Friday, June 19th
Ems`:?.- ' NEW. - MODERN - WELL EQUIPPED
COUSINS STRAWBERRY FRUIT ICE CREAK
Pif N
C O U S I N S STRAWBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM,
CARD OF THANKS
Our deep apInrealation and heart-
felt iihniilts all those who
gave aseistance 'in -any way, at the
time of our +rattle bereavement;
also Ito ell 'those who expressed
their syrrmathy 'in 'so many kindly
„Im e s P" eereae.
Irnm• thrilleitfulneP,q will never ho
forgetter.
Mary nn./ clerlyze Davidson
Half Gallons - Bricks - Cones
;LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Showe Each 'Night
Commencing at 7.18 p. Tn.
THURS. - FRI. -BAT.
JUNE 18 - 19 --20
Double Bill
'Mark Damon Dorothy Johnston .
(Mark Damon Dorothy 'Johnston
In
LIFE BEGINS AT
A domestic story dealing with
teen-agers
and
!Kerwin Mathews Julie 'Adams
In
Get Some From Your Favourite Cousins Ice Cream. Dealer Olearr.
for That Extra Treat at Meal Time, Party Time, or Anythzet • >met.,
CAPT1 OP TI-IeNge
n„.. 411:1/J17g ie ,P"Vnresspri
, to nit flion Mahn P.Ktrm rlp,1 n their
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COUSINS ICE CREAM
MADE BY
R. 13. COUSINS LTD.
-TAR AW A• REACH REVD
A +re.allstlo war melodrama.. re PHONE 22
to cater to your every dining whim
Delicious Home Cooked Food - - Pleasant Surroundings
Full 'Course Meals or Lunches
SPECIAL FEATURES
Take-Out, •or Delivery, Service Drive-In Service
B I USSELS.
rnryi c+,* Noli el 0.1110,1 or
sent irnesrrOA.
174-11,, n 6q:c7nr. **,nre, (10,1,111117
• 4,6,1 11,-, covi
Amhara.
itr. MIN MM. *lotfn Atow!ant!
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
L I STOWE!.
GRANT'S MEN'S WEAR
Special Features for Father's Dar
$19.95 a4242t• Brand New. Sport Coats SPEZIALTIES
Dairy Queen Goornes Fish & ,Chips Cousins Ice Cream
Melville Church
ItIrdater: KW. Jonathan larawa
Orgarlot- Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. ,Sunday School
n Ilbrine Worship
Thurs. - Fri. June 1.13 - 19
Double Feature
i "HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS"
Yvonne Limn Bret Halsey
OF 'CANADA. HOT ROD GANG
John Ashley, Jody Fair
These are All Wool, some are Light Weights
SPORT SHIRT SPECIAL
A Prominent Brand Name Shirt
Regular 6.95 & 5.95
Other Lines at
Dress Shoes from ..• .4 .... .. . ..... .
Dress Shirts, Ties and Tie Sets
In various. Patterns and. Colours
- Don't Forget Dad on June 21st
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Opening Specials
Fibre Glass Fishing Rods 99c
• Step Ladders, 5 ft. • .. • $3.99
Plastic Upholstering, per yd. 19c & up .
Nest of Saws, all going at
.. ........... 99c
Hack Saws ....... ....... ...... 99c
Razor Blades 100 for 6'9c
Color lops
$
The United Church
vA .. .. .. .....
ildinIster: Rev. L. Brown B.A.: B.O.
'Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
*MS A. It Church :School
11 4, Pit. Inspiration tof ConferenCe
Sat. - Mon: :Tues.
june 20 - 22 - 23
7th, VOYAGE of SINBAD
Color
Kerwie Mathews Cathy Grant
Come In and Brouse Around
Hundreds of Other !terns
At Bargain Prices elven by Miss (
Miss Audrey' TTrlr n
Anglic.an Church
cANADA,
PoirioN 01I Irtiaislo
intzt440 eiffif. K. 61.41:0
at, John,. !reseal
8.g0 is am Holy
1.1,15 Matins
SendaY Behool ,
1461110'6
9F p fl ly tucharist
geleets 'to the rteneroom where the
tea-table was most attractive with a
cut-work 'linen tea cloth centred
with at :'hirer howl of corn-flower
'blue 'baby chrysanthemums. tapers
of coamMower blue, lemon yellow
and 'white 'were .intermingled with
the flowers, Lighted tapers of the
same blue,'in triple silver cencielabra
flanked 'the prettily decorated,
wedding celse on the bilffett.
Mrs. Hugh Cartnie,hol, of Wing-
ham, and Mrs Lyall :Sleeper, Brus-
sels, poured tea in the afternoon.
Mrs,. Dontild I-Tawellterne, Toronto,
Miss Aelene 'Rettinger, Kitchener,
and Mrs. 'Beatrice Lundy, Waterloo,
all in blue, and wearing corsages of
cornflower-'blue baby Ichrysanthee
mums, served the ,gueelts. In. the
Ovtening tea 'was poured by Mrs. It,
B. .0ausine, Mrs.'11. T. Walker and
Mrs. James Bryans and Sere, Robert
Johnston. Solving was clone by Mrs.
,Jack Oreis and -Mrs. Robt. Casemore
of Wingham and Mrs. Win, Hall of
Bluevevle, all. in 'blue with 'cornflower
blue chrysanthemum corsages, Mrs.
Tildward Wilson Invited the guests
to the tea-remit
iii the ellternbon, gifts and thous-
`sear were shown by 'Mrs. Ronald
Higgite, Harriston, Miss Elizabeth
Brown, Blitit, Miss Helen Wilson:
Clinton and'M'iss' Joan Lundy, In the
evening Miss Betty Blake, Illyth,
Miss. Elizabeth Brown and Miss
Mary gAtz Wright were. in charge of
this. •
Others assisting the hostess, were
Mrs. 'EL Mrs. We H. Belt,
Mrs 'Wesley Kerr, Mrs. SelwYn
:Raker,. Mrs. Tiles, Garrilee, Mrs, Gee.
Mrs. Geo. Regret. and
Mee. Cleelt Mel! '''hitch,
Otit-efeteWp. gbosts Weee front
()Wen Soend, London',
hem: Plintiert, •Toratite, and Geniericie
Miss Retie fiats been giteat of
honol' at miseelleti uaexcusers
arranged lr friends in Waterloo
and one le litirssile
Wheeler.
V AO S BEA U TY qt4 Oti t2W
efuffitiA ;s:tviirl; Waving
A Sp ect.slty
Ohoii6 141! itteti§eli- Formerly DensinOrels Service ,Sation)
mitstm..a. ONT,
Servic ice: i tion
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E. A. (TED * WILSO1'4 CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
BRUSSELS. ONT.
detteitereiCil argd Residential'
COncrete Werk New riontes
Geziete-1 Rooting
Brick arid biodk *Work
leemndelitrig
Farm Building. ROO*,
Plastering by Experts
Finer Tile and Yard Geeds mid front Your Stock or MeV.-
Agot§ for Atieel Stone by, Trtick Load of by Pleogr
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Prices Sithelitted
Phone' Gotidti 51 DaytimS, 101310. Aria,' Pint,.