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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-07-30, Page 1 !!!`".41!",••••••,41"...:•••!..9.1..4-t •tf..•••”.•!••••!".!.. "Golden Dew" Margarine, 4 for .... ^-"'" '''' York Beans with Pork, 20 oz. 2 for Stokley's Ping, 48 oz. Hunts Catsup, 11 oz. $1.00 37c 36c 16c MCCUTCHEON GROCERY Phone 293 We Deliver ;c- 'Mere passed away, very .sudden- ly, on. Wednesday, July 22nd, the Atwood Nursing Home, a resi- d ent of this community, Catherine Wilson, wife of the late Robert Wilson. She was the daughter of the late , Win. and. Mrs. Anderson of Olen- .anna. Her husband predeceased her in 1924. Rev. J, H. Greene of ,Melville Preabyteriani 'Church! officiated at .: the funeral service held from the I). A Rann Funeral Koine, Brussels, I on Saturday, July 25th.. Burial took place in the family-1 plot :i n •Wingham cemetery. • .• Snnviving -are One ,daughter, Mira .Ted ('Viola) Cote, Toronto, and, Three sons, Waltet of Owen Sound; I Elden of Grey Township,; and Stan- 1 ley of T-Tamilton. One son, F, 0. I ,Russel Wilson was kined in action Over France. One brother, J, W. '1. Anderson' of Peterborough, • • six' grandeliildren and two great grand- / children survive. • Pallbearets were 'Mos. McDonald I .Tack Yrrii.l, Frank Sellers, Doug- las Herrangway, Leonard Lamont I and John Cote. Friends and re/atives from a dist-•1 anee included those from Peter- ; borongli,•' -' Port Hope, Toronto,1 Hamillton, Ttenton, W?ingtham and Clinton. 1 'We wish to expteso our sinc-erO- thanks to all the friends and neigh- 1 liMirs for their kind' words anti deeds hi the sudden bereavement of our mother and gtrandMother, • The Wilson Family • CARD OF THANKS SYLVIA SIGNS CONTRACT •?!'"' '' '''' '''' '' 4 <„ 4 4 r, 4 e. • ••• THE BRU P OS post Publishing House se sewed alageseek Fest Mae Dtessilinest. Oeseent ••••!..``.. Thursday, July 30th, 1959 ^5,-"••••••.• "444,4!"" • . $2.00 per year PAO PEOPLE WE KNOW Word was received here by Mr.N0PapeellextWeek GALT KIL.TIE BRASS BAND PLAYING EVERY * DAY,. SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME MIDWAY,RIDES, DANCING NIGHTLY ICE ST k TI Pursuant to resolution' of the MunicipalCouishill fi hereby ~Miss Monday, August 3rd, 1959 A Public Civic Holiday FOR THE ViLLAGE' OF BRUSSELS 4 i respectfully request all citizens of Brussels to observe it as such. . George E. McCutcheon, Reeve of Brussels ATTENTION Is your T. V. Antenna & Set Insured? If not see us to-day for complete coverage of wind and ;Bra,. $15.00 will Insure both anntenna and set for,3 years. Also finance your next car here, where you can insure and firislott70 In one process. WE HAVE LOW INTEREST RATES. Insurance also on Automobile, Fire and Wind, Liability, Burgise$ and Life. •:4 and Mrs. Jas. 1Vicllarlane, of the death of Mr. Archie Griffiths, form- erly of the 4th concession of Grey township, who passed away in Beams 1411e. on Monday night, ;Tidy 27th. Funeral service being held at Beams- ville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Earl Nthittard. St. Catharines, have been visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. WThittard. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pipher, (nee IdeHa, Sanderson), Toronto, were visitors last week with her aunt, Mrs. K. Shurrie. G'AL'S` BEAtirf 8HOPPE Cutting Sty.ing Cold Waving A SpecJalty Phone 141) Brussels LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAM, ONTARIO Two Showe Each Night Commencing at 7.15 P. m. Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 30 - 31 Aug., 1 Audie Murphy Claude Dauphin, 1. THE -QUIET, • AMERICAN An English journalist stationed In Saigon covers the war in Indo-China Melville Church Minister: Hem. Jonathan Drams Organist — Donald °Unbar 10 A. M. Shuday SSeeel 11 A. M. Union Seivice Seilvice In 'Melville Sunday to celebrate reopenliing of chturch 1010vilile and United Congregations will worship in the United Church during the month of August, Rev. /41oyd Brown will conduct the ser- vices: • * es • The United Church OF CANADA Illalater: flee: L. Drown SA.: organist: Mrs. A. t. Martin No Sunday" School thiS Sunday Service in MelvVle Sunday tO celebrate reonenigat of church Benday School 'next SuntleY Melville and United Congregations will Were* in the United Ottirott baring the *Oath of Atlignet. key. Vitrirdi troini will condlict the ger- '; '" Anglican Church OR oANACIA ••• Partin Oft Aliess".; 0410.110. dam. Le airy aeiiw'r .- Erali David's 0,Pti 4: **Wit NOTICE The law office of Crawford and Hetherington, will the. open only on Tuesdays'froin mow until the 18th 4.A.44:444.4.:4•44.4 LLASHMAR. DRIVE-IN THEATRE t.18-rowEL Thurs. - Fri: Jury 4,KiNo CREOLE" Adult Entertainnient kis/is -Pre/0Y, Carolyn Jones Sat. iOnly Aug: 1 "00UNTIRV MUSIC HOLIDAY" Feriln 'Husky, 2sa Zee Gabor thin.`hildnItii • 'Mot. Aug. 2' •• "a• • '"*I4E: CFISHA ,tic5Noi.i' Color ' VittaVtalon Tties. - Wed. Aug. 4 - 5 i'THE DEFIANT 194E6 2 Attidemy kiisecia Tony- Sidney Peltier Two Shows Nightly, flab or Clear Boa Office Opens at 5.00 o'clock First MOW at Onek Children under it in oar Free fieeron at Egeli Paignrmaiile Mgt...Y.144g. ,o1-1.i.mohl. TO REOP E N SUNDAY Sunday 'neXt August ,senyice wii'l be held in which the tiro 1Thited And :Presbyterian ,congre- gations will come together to Cele- bynte the reopeping of lYfeiltlile Church which has been, redecorated. and Is now; open for public worship. For the month of July both congre, gallons have been worshiping in the United Church which was kindly granted by the Session. special service will be goer the one Sunday only, both congregations returning to file United Church during August, for worship serrices conducted by the minister; Rev. 14loyd. Brown. If is hoped there vi411 be a largentten' dance. TAKES OVER FINA STATIION Mr, 'Ted MacLean. of Sarnia has leased the flocal Fina Station form- :erly operated by '.Bill Fischer and is now prepared to offer the driving, pube,ie courteous efficient service. Mr. MacLean, 'who was Produce Operator of a Sarnia Dominion Store, was born in Wingham. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald MacLean. TTe attended Public School in Wingham and High School in Clinton where the family then lived. He is a sportsman who has been -active in basketball, baseball, He has ipTayed in Clinton and Men- ford Bugle Bands and lin BannOck- burn Pipe Band. His hobbies are Pshing and coin collecting.. Mr, and Mrs, 'MacLean have taken i up residence in the house formerly occupied by the late Mrs. C. Sellers. -.—.,.—. ENGAGEMENT Edgar — Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Higgins, Brus- sels, wish to announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Mary Agnes, to Donald MeMil!lari Edgar, soh of Mrs, Winnifted Edgar, Boa-, H.EMINg.WAY. ANNVAi, REUNION ;•, Saturday „ItIly 18th, the ilenling-: way faintly Annual 1td>FTaniou picnic wa.s held in the Park Ot .StrAttOrtl, • About 70 of. the family attended. from Teepwatet, Toronto, Exeter, Norwielk, Scotland, Maria, Brussels and Lontistn. Officers. for th.e .coning year will be 4 , Cad T-TensinKway President John Ried, Vge'PresItIont ' Marion McCutcheon Sec.-Frees, Resalts of the Sports' Were Race, 3 'to 5 yrs,' —.Nancy Whytock 6 to 7 yrs, — Neil IleMing- way, Ray Hemingway Balloon Contest — Laurel Heming- way Apple Race * •C,arol McDonald Bonnie (Turvey Side.swaya Shuffle 0011308 Race -- Kurie; Whytock, Nara Everett Couples Clothes Pin Racp — John • Reid, Marion._ Pothruff Musical Note Race — Susan IIeming7 way, Allan Whytock Famiy Coming The Farthest — Sinclair ITemingwa,y, TerZinto Couple Longest Married Mr. and Mrs. Elgin, Lossing Most Recently Married Mr. and Mrs. Law ern e. • Go elki n Youngest — BohliY Reid After a picnic lunch it was agreed that Mrs. 117,ght Lossing convene a commit-le to proceed with printing of the family tree to be. distribuled. at next years' Re-union, CARD 'OF THANKS My heartfelt appreciation and sincere thanks is here expressed to all those who remembered. me with I' cards, and visited me„while I was 11 patient in Wingham and London " hospitals, and to those kind and 1, helpful people who assisted. with the haying and other work- Elmer Young • BRUSSELS DRUGGIST TO. OP TO LQNDQN Mr. H, Allen, :who hns. been, in the drug business liere .for the past $$ years has .disposed of his prop, , erty to Mr, Lloyd. Michel., now,. Mr, and Mrs. Allen will be less. rug Brussels. in,. the near :future to .Make their home in.London. They wig, be missed in this nom, munity whore Mrs, Allen has been cut native worker in melvIlle church and Morning Star Relyeltah Lodge. .Plans for future business in the Allen store are at present inde• finite, BIBL E, A C-11.,8EQMHEQNQT4. HC)L D NIGHT The Nally Vacation Bible Senool came to an end on Friday, night with a programme and achievement night in the United Church. The school had been held for 9 days with the programme and 'display of the child- ren's work on thel9th day, During nine days of classes the total attendance was exactly 1200 children. At the program on Friday night the boys and girls gave of their best, • There was a large _attendance of Parents and interested _friends. The school was diyided . Into groups — the pre-school, the prim- ary and juniors and yoarg people. Each group rendered some of the • songs and choruses learned in the school. The program opened with the singing of the welcome chorus and theme song 'by all the children. This was followbd by the scripture lessen. read by Catherine Leach with the Rev'. J. H. Greene leading in prayer, Little Dianne Tornhull ren• dered a song in which she gave the parents a welcome. This, was followed by piano solos by _Doluights Elliott and Joyce Proctor and duet by Anne Cardiff and Dianne EirkbY- Miss Lima's' cla,ss gave a 'recital of the memory Work as did also Mrs Thompson's class. A solo "Jesus Bids ` Us Shine" was given by Ruth Wilbee while Mrs Elliot's glass sang ''God is Leive". Some of the senior girls sang 11T am so glad that our Father in Heaven." The program was brought, to a happy.. conciusion. by the singing of -their special pieces by the Junior group, foillOwed by' the Benediction, Thompson piano. tn(1.1saliel Dennis "presided al. the The teachers 'Would express 'Choir thanks to the many who assisted in any wriY, To the-members of the Lions Cilub for providing the ice cream fond ethoOreate milk. To the ;teachers and friends who prodded. sandwiches and cookies and to the ladieS who assisted at the little social on Thursday, we Say "Thank Yon" to all and trust the school will en en front strength to strength in Patine Yeats and that the children Will have learned something that will he to their spiritual ad-Vantage fitO'T CARD ,OF THANKS ii Words cannot express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the many IllOral tributes, messages of sympathy, and the thoughrnhiess of our friends and` neighbours, dnr- , ing Our recent bereavement. Mrs, llarcIld Cardiff and Family Mrs. 'R. Cardiff, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Hemingway ANNOUNC EMENT CONK T1i .00.17-01 xt.,E.A.nikatox • • . TEESWA TER July' 312.ug., 1, 2 U HORSE RACES, PARADES, FIREWORKS, BAND TATTOO DAREDEVIL DRIVING. OUTSTANDING ACTS ?NOW UNDER NEW' MANAGEMENT TED MacLEAN Is Now Prepared To Give You PROMPT DEPENDABLE SERViCE Batteries — Oils — Lubricants — Car Wash. Ice Cream Cigarettes Pop Etc. SPECIAL for Mon., Tues., Wed. Aug. 3 - 4 - 5 - GREASE JOB 1$1.00 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone ,268 Brussels, Ont. AV, Vs•aamer i:S1.•;//f.m.ammwor,••,!••rnatel•eeb• -ft PROCLAMATION 4 Are You Having A FAMILY REUNION - or GARDEN PARTY We Can Supply You with DIXIE CUPS or BULK ICE CREAK and CONES If You Have A HOME FREEZES You Can Save Money When You Buy ' COUSINS 10E CREAM in The Economical 2i/e Gallon 'Pall and Ceries In Saxes of 110 ENQUIRE TO-DAY Ai COUSINS DAIRY PRONE at eIuNtl.S. II • G. M. Ronnenberg Insurance BRUSSEL, PHONE 247 Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and Fridays • Mrs. Robert 1;Vilson August. sels, and the late Murdie Edgar, p anyone 'reatiirsis legal assist- The wedding will take place, mice iduiring this period phone J. HI. Saturday, August 2.2nd at three Crawford, Winghe.rri 48 ' o'clock in Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels. HOWICK LIONS ANNUAL FROLIC' The Howick• Lions Annual Frolic will be held in the Wroxeter Patk on Thursday and Friday,, August 6th and 7th. There will be- a Midway, Gaines, Pony Rides, Bingo, Free Dancing, and...a Draw for 20 prizes, half of which will be !drawn each night The program, which starts at 8 n.!.. Will be Atovided on. Thurs- day night by Ernie Bruce, musieal clown' and one man band, and on Friday evening by Margaret Bren- i• ton, a singing commedienne. Admis-1 lion 25c Public School Children! and cars free. Each paid admission to receive a ticket on the Draw. - ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dennis, Walton, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Beatrice, to Mr. David Keith. Rack- well, son. of 'Mr, and !Mfrs. Wester C. R.acksvell, WaltOn. The wedding will take place, Saturday; August Sidi, 1559, at Z p.m. in Duff's United Church, Walton. FIELD 'CROP COMPETITION RESULTS Following are the 'winners of the Field drop Competition for Fundy Oats; OPentuireid by the East kttron Agricultural Society; Because of the arge innanber of entries they Were dtrided into two groups. .(100 Wilbur tOroboOl ttoirry Beiger WM. TurtilMill Jack' !Knight dAdie Knight i'lettatd. Petrie Mac Macintosh 4. 7 Sint* MOrriai WeWitioth ellatreiiee •6eorg,:a rietthiti §.1oftro6it. 'Wey 0, tloyid Montgomery tealle telt Tricot Vries ' o.r o•iit"S' 1 1 Vocalist SytinTia Murphy, singing star I of CBC ITV's 'Mlisic Makers '50 heal signed a two-year contract with the' CBG Cowering the next two tele- vision seasons. Sylvia is married to coniri television interviewer and mentator Charles Templeton. 1 ' ' NOW Air-Corchtioned tor Your Comfort srimirommullWarss e lexon Gr Special This Sunday ROAST TURKEY DINNER or ROAST PORK 1. Soup. or Tomato Juice, Sasadr Velieellbielli Dessert and BeVerige pinnies Served: it 2 P.M. 5.30 P.M. P.M. Not to be disappointed; eiike :reierVitiOnt, before Men sitokiiy. by Phoning fit erpaaels W6 Will Be Open On Chic Holidady