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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-10-08, Page 1This Offer Good Until Wed,. OCt..14th Vinal Upholstering from 49c up running yd. 54" wide 1 Gold Seal Congoleum Floor Covering 89c sq. yd. Barrymore. Textured Broadloom $5.95 sq. yd. INSURANCE and AUTO FINANCING T. V. Insurance $15 for 3 Years AUTO — FIRE — CASUALTY Mao Representative for Confederation Life Assurance AssoclatIssI InComc Tax — General Bookkeeping — Gas Tax Forms G. M. Ronnenberg Insurance BRUSSEL, PHONE 247 Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and Fridays- . • E. A. (TED!, WILSON CONSTRUCTICA General Contractors BRUSSELS. ONT. Commercial and Residential L A S 14 M A R ' DRIVE-IN THEATRE L I $TOWEL Thur. . Fri. Oct. 8 = 9 Double Feature "THE WHITE FEATHER" Color' Clnemascope Robert Wapner, Debra Paget Jeff Hunter "GORILLA AT LARGE" sendix Cameron Mitchell SAT. ONLY OCT. 10 Double Feature `CHOW TO BE VERY POPULAR" Color Cinemascope Sheree North, Betty Grable "MASSACRE" Color Dane Clarke Two Shows Rain or Clear • Boil ()Nide' Opens at II:do O'CIOck Firet Show at Cask Children under 12 in Ojai' 006 Cartoon at Each RerfarinallOre *trIo AA iftii.uv Per Year 4' 44,47V "3 eqf Brussels ,Litzited Church ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, OCT 13th, 1959 Times of Service: 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. GUEST SPEAKER say. JAL salving Chairman of Huron Presbytery' Mr, Mac Irvine, Galt Special Music Everybody Welcome — Come and Bring Your Friends 6010 ta. I • 39c 35c 27c TURKEY SUPPER TUESDAY NIGHT OCT 20th, Supper Served 5.30 to 8.00 p. tn. Followed by a Programme Admission : Adults $1.25 Children 65c Everybody Welcome ..... 4.1•1011111411•,. 23, Given. ilt :mintage by her father,. • the bride wore a .waltz-length dress cf white Chantilly lace aver taffeta •• Siylea with bateau neckline and long petal noInt; sleeves. Her finger- tip veil was how by a hand of pearls. She carried a cascade of deep red roses and lily,of-the-valley. Mrs. Harvey Clarke was matron of honor for her sister and brides-1 .matds were 'Miss Pat Rathwell, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss :Timothy Mills, They. wore dresses tn autumn rose and sky blue respect- ively. Th e bouffant skirts were waltz-length and the shirred bodice featured short sleeves and cum- mierbunds, 'Plie flower girl, Misti Linda. McLean, watt!. a similarly styled dress in autumn rose. Harvey •-Clarke was best man, ushers were were Robert Mann and Maurice .1-Iudson and the ring bearer was, Douglas Conley, brother of bride. A wedding receptio n was held lin Ethel Community Halt where bride's mother "teeeived, Wearing a dress of blue taffeta with black accessories, The bridegroom's mother wore a7bolge sheath of perm de Wols with bIlOwn accessories. For a wedding trip to the States, the bride chose a-Toyal blue wool sheath with matching accea zories, grey barg jacket and a red rose corsage. COLOURFUL SCHOOL PARADE Students and teachers, represent- ing 17 schools, of Brussels. Morris and Clw, participated,. as marchers, or on floats, in a colorful parade from Victoria Park to the Fair grounds. The parade was headed by the Seatorth District High School Trumpet Band and Brussels Legion Pipe Band. An added feature of the parade this year was the inclusion of the newly formed 4.11 Tractor Club members aboard their tractors. School Parade Winners 5. S. No. 11 OIrey fEthel); S. S. No. 12, Grey; S S. No. 1, Grey; S, S. No, 5, 5. No. 9, Grey; • (lranbrook. Phone 29.3 rrr!:71••••••77,;;;!•••••rd••••••••••••••••••••••••..4 Baking There wore 186 entries in baking, Ton winners included Mrs.. Nor min Holver, 0 firsts, 3 seconds, five obirds; Mrs. Sam Storey, Sea-forth. 5 firsts, .1 second,- 5 thirds.; Mrs, Harry Coll, 4 .fiirsts and 7 seconds. Sfeclal prizes in baking went to Mrs. All(ster Bird, Mrs. Wilfred Breuebkin, l irs. Hatry Gall Mrs. Edgar Hawatt, Belgrave; Mrs, t David Hastings, Ethel Dennis, Walton, Fruit We Deliver RUMMAGE SALE Morning Star Rebekah Lodge will told ,Uhelir Rummage Sale on Nov. fist, Please resenve this date, Brussels Home Furniture TELEPHONE 194 Poet Publishing House Libby's Deep Browned Beans 20 oz. ,2 for Green Giant Niblet Corn . 14 oz. g for Hunt's Fancy Tomato Juice 48 oz. Cudney Tomato 28 oz. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•. •••••••••••••r•"••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••:••• 44! ••••• , sr ••••!•••••••••!•••••• CCUTCHEON TH •••••.• .oro o.Voi. •I•ry•-• •••••••• 4•!!!'"4'r'••••.!•!!44•••••••`'••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• , Ladies Auxiliary EUCHRE PARTY WEDNESDAY, OCT, 14th in the Legion AUxiliary Rooms I ,KNOX Everyone Welcome STOCKER AND FEEDER SALE John Blake had the grand champ- pion lot of cattle at the BieusseIs Livestock Sales Yards Stocker and Feeder Sale. Nearly 500 cattle wore offered tor sale with choice steers bringing a top of $26.90, A. large turnout filled the stands to capacity and bidding *was brisk. Doug Miles, Huron County Agri. Ttep„ opened the sale at 2 p. m. Tho management hopes to hare this an annual event. Lunch Served PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ETHEL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, OCT. 11th, 1959 Times of Services — 11 a.n. 8 p.m. Guest Speaker - Rev. T. E, Kennedy Bluevale, Ont. Special Music — Male Chorus of Melville Church, Brussels, under the direction of Donald Dunbar for evening service. Everybody Heartily Invited School Floats S. S. No, 8, Gre7,-; S. S. •Crey; 5. S. No. 4, Morris. Almost all prizes, far fruit were i No. 10, taken by William Stiratyclink, Blake Ekes., and lioirry Budges, Belgra-ve, 4-H Homemaking Clubs Wins Pony , Gilbert 'Hetherington of Grey town- ship, was the winner of the draw for the Shetland pony „ sponsored by the Agricultural Society, The Crystal Palace opened its einors to Elbe public on the Thurs- day night with an array of excellent exhibits, more and' of better quality than for some years. There was a •record 1,000 exhibits in 'the adult classes and approximately 500 In the children's clivilsion. Four Virgo commercial displays on. site first floor added to the general interest and. attractivenesS. In spite of ..eally tinFlts, die flower show was attractive and was declared by the judge, Rev. S. Funge of Londeshoro. and-Miss MacDonald of Montreal, to compare •falvoutably w4hi those if mitch lattgrn- slums. Consistent winnrTs flowers were Mrs Earl'Cudmore, 10 Points; Mrs. David. Misting's' 9 pciniiz, Mrs. Donald Buchanan, S pollutst Mrs. J. P. fen,. ant Mfrs, Lloyd 'Korn tit in tied with nerhtrt In arts and crafts :NIrs. Staten ..Seatartilt. Mrs. D. A, Bann, Mrs, John. Wheeler Mrs. Earl Ctiul- more and Ml's. David TTastliM-, were the chief •winners. Special Award Winner Mrs. Earl Cud.more won the silver cream and sugar with tray, a. special prize awarded the com- petitor winning the most points in flowers, arts and crafts. Runners up ....The couple will live on the bride. groom's farm, R. R. 3, Brussels. 1 Four 4-H nonle,making Clubs held Achievement Day. Cranhrook Garden Club placed first; Ethel Cer- eal Shelf, second; Ethel Garden Club, third; Walton. Garden Club, fourth. (inn, group di/splay, the gifts to be sent to the Children's Aid Society at Goaerich, winners were Walton Women's Tnstitute and St. Ambrose Own, BOssels. LYCEUM THEATRE Grain Class Winners wtocHAm, ONTARIO Two Showe Each Night Fundy Oat Field Crop ComPe- oiftiont WM. Dennis, Geo. Micltie, .Tno. Knight; Corn Field Canine- 'talon: Clarence Yugl, Richard Procter. Graham Work; Forage Crone: Donald Petrie, Mrs.. John!, W, Perrie; bale of second cett bay, Rae Houston, Norman m. Commencing at 7.15 p. Mrs. Wm. F. Beirnes •Mrs. Henrietta Beirnes, 81, died in Grey Township on Monday, following a short illness. Death was attributed to a heart ailment. Born on July 23, 1878 in Grey Townshin, she was a daughter of the late William Pawson and his, wife, the ha° Catharine Gordan. On. April 15, 1936 at IVIoleswanth she married William F. Beirnes. He predeceased her in September 1056. She was a member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Moleswortth. Surviving are two sons, Leotard Hudson of Englefeld, Sask„ and Charles of Listowel; three daughters Mrs. Alvistin (Eva) Martin, Wallace Township; Mrs. S. (Lilia) Barites. Grey Townshiip, Mrs. Arthur (lea hells.) Hewitt, and Mrs. I. 0, (Jean) Connelly, both of Grey TownShip,22 grandchildren and 24 great grand- children. The body vested at the Harrison- Gibson Pit-total Home, Main street west, Li'stoWel, from there service was conducted on Wednesday at 2 p.M. by Rev. W. J, S. McClure, 1 Burial was hi TIlma Centre Cemetery. NOTICE Anyone knowing the 'Ming lady Who took the wrong light blue cloister Cent home from the triissels Vail Fair dance, please call Brussels '76 SAT., 'OCT., 8 - 9 • 10 Marie McDonald THURS., FRI., ' ',terry Lewis PoLLARD'S PRIZE WINNERS Prize winners of the draw at Poi- lard's Chain Saw stand at the Pair were as follows "Guess the weight of Case Tractor" 1st, — Mrs. Ian McDonald 2nd Eldon Cook, Belgrave r •Ard — rEd, Taylor, RR 4, Brussels 4th — 711m, Bremner, ,Brussels bungling t 5th — Mrs Glen. Smith, R4, BrusSels the action I Winner of Morrie Chair — Charles In tTHE GEISHA BOY icontimied on, back nage Il BORN BROWN — To Rev, and Mrs. Lloyd T3rown, in'IC.I'IXchener-Waterloo Hospital on Wednesday. October 7th, a son, John Winston. Jerry Lewis is cast as a smaill-time magician, and centres around / when he joins tentertaln troops his misadventures , Draper a U. S. 0. unit to f Oregon Chain — Jim Garniss in Japan. New Homes Remodelling Farm Building Repaiirg by Experts P Concrete Work General Roofing Brick and Block Work Plastering v. • VAL•S BEAUTY SHO CUTTING — STYLONG COLD WAVING P, Specialty phone; Brussels 140 Melville Church • Allnicter, ileAt. J onathan Greene ' OtT;P:nlat Domild Dunber 1,0 A. M. Sunday School 11 A. M. Morning Service The United Church OF CANADA Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.: S.D. Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin 9,45 A. M. Church School A. M. Thanksgivring and Harvest Houle L . Anglican Church OF CANADA Finish of Ortnisslo 1040: Rom*, E. Jaggs. Lint. 20th Sunday After Trinity ;3t. ,john's linpossis 8.30 a,m. Holy Eucharist 01..00 a.m. Mattiiis Sunday Scheel (ft. David's Henfiln to.goi n.111. Holy nibtlailgt NOTICE -- The TroWbridge Cider Mill will make Apple Butter and Cider on Oct. 6 • and 7 and every Tues, and Wed, (Wing the month of Octoben nee, seconded by Jim Cooper Floor Tile and Yard Goods — Laid from Your Stook or OM Agents for Angel Stone by Truck Load or by Pjset DESIGNING DRAFTING BLUISPRINT1 Firm gontract Prices 8ubvdtte4 Rhone Collect 51 Daytime, 12R18 After 7 p(,,F1 YOU'LL ENJOY .4474.425••••••••••••••• UEI115:111•11•16115414041941121.. 71 he ex an Special This Sunday ROAST TURKEY DINNER or ROAST BEEF Thanksgiving Monday SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Dinner includes Soup of Tomato .1-uice, Salad, Vegetables, Dessert and Beverage ! Dinners Served 12 — 2 P. M. 5.30 7.30 P. M. Not to be didappoInted make reservations before' noon Saturday by Phening 183 Brussels BLACK RASPBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM Available in Cones, Bricks and Half Gallons '; At Your Favourite COusin,s ice Cream Deantw Or Take Home A Brick Or Half Gallon of Our NEW NEAPOLITAN Flavour! ( Chocolate, Vanilla and Strawberry ) CARD THANKS My SIneere thanks to all theaci Who helped lit any way to- make our fair the success it was; to thd- diretterS, associate directors, ex- Ofibitcfrat tiltoiSe who had displays, these ;the attended and ;those WhO helped Preriaire the Palace anti great OS. 'tent, co-operation and euPPOrt was tinPrettia;ted, Clem Staler. 13resident, MADE COUSINS DAIRY Brussels, Ont. Phone Heine 'Made. Piet A. Specialty •-••••• • otimisos ots0004 ewe two. not. Oaks DoPtatialast, Ottawn 11.! 11,a1•01,1.1001111.2116 OCERY Rathwell .Conley "linited Chktreli was t110 setting Saturday, Oct, y, for. the Marring°. of WhIlla Mae, daughter .0f. Mr. and Mr.s 'TOW Conley of R. R. 1 BOO, slid 'Douglas Glen ilathwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Ratliwell, R. It. 2 BritaeetS, Rev J Lloyd Brown Officiated i1: a setting , • of .autiona flowers,. torn ann candel- abra, BRUSSELS P last At riOnitural .,Society's Fall Fair drew a crowd of some 3,500 on Friday., Doug, Miles, Clinton, Huron •Councty Agricultural Represeu- tat'ive, officially opened the fair- Clem Railer, fair presideret, thanked exhThitors, directors and those in attendance. Llveslock competitions attracted it large number of entries, enabling the 13russels Fair to retain tts claim, of Huron ODunty's largest rural "0" 'Tait'. Brussels Ea Nir Exhibits Exceeds Former Thursday, October 8th, 1959 were Mrs..JOhn Wheeltw and Mr2, David Haisting,s. Women's Work lu. this„ ..Main winners v"ritt Mrs. Melville •Staften, 12 firsts and S seconds; Mrs. Wesley Wroxetor, 5 firsts and 8 seconds; Mrs. George Watt, Blyth, • 5 firsts and four seconds; Mrs, Wilfred Broughton, Monicton, 6 firsts 'and 3 ,seconds. In domestic manufactiires loading winnotit; wore Mrs. Ili; ard 'Bradshaw, Mrs. Chas.,: Johnston, 'Birth; Mrs. George Watt. Blyth: Mrs, Richard Porter; Mrs, Harry Go1l. ears ST s• • s•..; • . • • •.. •-•• :••=.1"1,14 • ...nil': • • s