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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1960-09-08, Page 1r. 0• ktr 1 . .1"•••••••.^.",•rn ••••••,* "NTT. •••••••••rn, PE...rm•••• •••••••—••-•••••••-•••••• vAr 'frt gq" LortkOolosit so 00000:411 dameel 1, kiXdr%cs,u,oe WA, tittEtE Thursday, September 8th, 1960 Mast f'111)1illiiilf; 1-1c)11,14a •1•••-!•4••• ANNIVERSAFtY SERVICE Knox Presbyterian Church, Crcirbrook: SUNDAY SEPT. 18th . SERVICE AT 3 P. M. Guest Speaker — Rev. Douglas Black,,Atwood" Everyone is Welcome INCREASED ENRoi,,,LmENT Sholdice $tephenaon fiGEg,RT J, McLAUCHLIN IN ',F,I.43.1.1Q SCHOOL Sumnier vacation is over and it 'W.; Welt to the classrooms for teachers and pupils on Moutloy, Morning. For S4 tiny 'ets here it was an adventure into a new world as they , trotted. off to School for the first vime, Robert James MeLanehlin, a life- long resident of Urossols, died TuesIlItY in SiollX Leolcout, while on I vacation, lie had been the manager of Kan Ilitron produce here, for a number Qr years, tie retired we years ago. Ile was a member or the United Olairoli„ ri. Sim/living are his wife, the former; Luella Mt. itass; and two sip ere.; 1 Mrs, Robert (Jean) Thompson, and Mrs, Ambrose K. Gaffe, both of Toronto, The body will rest at the 4111111Y ,! home af; er 7:30 p.m. Priddy, where, the funerall service will be held 911.:31 1.111:ly s4:111:".b0e Pi llUi. Brussels come- , i tery. Vie•ted Church formed the setting when IDlidahetb. 440. Stephenson -became the bride of Kenneth Watson Eholdice, .Saturday. 1.3,0V, Lloyd. Brown officicated at the doubto ring ceremony, Mrs- Margaret Stephenson and the late Fred Stephenson,)id:4. Thegroton t4 tiro is talc owy s94 parents bridle, of Mn', and Mrs. Watson Sholdico of R R. 4 Rruisedlii. The 'bride, given, in marriage by her brother; William Stephenson,. chose a street length dress of lace over taffeta, The dress Was deOsaed with short sleeves, high neckline, and had elbow length lace gloves, The shoulder-length Peench illusion veil was held in place. with .a; princess Margaret head dress and she carried a white bible with pink roses • and streamers of pink rosebuds. Maid of honor, 'Miss 11;uth Ann Schmidt, Stratford, niece of the bride, wore a street-length. 'tur- quoise dress Of nylon OVer taffeta. She .carried .a hoeluet of white flowers with turquoise ones through It, Bridesmaid, Miss Prances Myers, wore a coral dress styled similar to that of. the maid of honor and carried a baguet of white flowers with coral Ones- through it. Their circular veils were held by nit-Oohing head bands trimmed with seed Pearls. .,Miss .Toart Stephenson, Brussels, was flower girl -for her aunt wearing a white dress with a . turquoise cummerbund. Her head dress was tqrquoise liSby mums and 5110 carried a noseg,* of turquoise flowers. John Pipe, Brussels, attended the. 'room and William McQuarrie Brussels, was usher. For a ',Northern 'Ontario Wedding trip the bride chose a brown sheath, dress with gold and broWn access,. Dries. The couple Will make their home in Brussels. du,es(ts. attended the wedding. ifrom. sRoolforth, :Linden, Stratford,. - Elmira, Blyth, Walton and Brussels,. e++. . . . .. .. Maple Leaf Cheese Slices pkg. 30c ........... 850a 90 Red Rose Tea Bags Union United Church ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY SEPT. 11th Guest Speaiker — Rev. Gar'ne.t Husser, BA., B. of Wingilog-7' Serviices at 11 A. M. and 4 ,P- M. The Ethel Quartet Will Provide Special .iyinsio With Mrs. James Cardiff As Guest Organist Everyone Is Welcome We venture to say that a good many mothers were happy to see ; shell, youngsters off to the school- rooms for another term, under day, after the hectic holidays, teacher's care for a portion of the The 8011001 has an increased en- reliment. The number of students is 1.53.,. :Om largest attendance in many years. To meet the demands Q this increase an additional '!.eacher was necessary, Miss -Mary Jane Shannon. of Petrolia, Is the new member of Ohio staff. She will have charge of grade 2 ,and part grade 3. Following are the 'lames Of the • 'new beginners in grade 1 Adams, Nancy .Cardiff, Colleen Ebel, • Kathryn Elliot% Joan Gibson, Donald Granite, Kim Jamieson, Patricia Freminin, Bonnie Mecham Patricia MeOutcheon, Cheryl MeDonald, John Wayne MeWhirter„ Connie Pipe, Shirley. Raymond, Bruce Riley, Doreen, RuIledge, John Stephenson, Joan Somers, Rickey Stratychuk, Brian Valiance, Arlie "Waite, Carolyn Willis, Sharon Work, T,ciathryn • Workman, Donna Mother Parker's Instant Coffee, 6 oz. -- 97c Manning's Cookie Assortment 3 pkgs 85c 4 ,•• fd U. N•4 40,44.4,444.4•N '4441•44.4.••••• • • •44•••••••••••• • .4••••••••••., 44.444". itaCE.RY MCCVNHEON WIENOTINENNTNENENTETN4 ---,---.--------.. We Deliver Phone 293 BRUSSELS cOUNCiL MEETING The regular meeting of the Village Council was held in the Municipal Office, on Aug, 29th, 1960, all mem. hers being present. Moved by 0. S. Elliott seconded by J. C, Krauter that the minutes of the meetings of Aug, 2, and Aug. 11, 1988 be adopted as read — Carried Moved by W. A. 'Williamson, sec- onded by 0. S. Elliott that Rey. 10. ,T, Preker be granted a bltillding permit as per application s 4 ANNUAL HOME and SCHOOL 14,2:ENNmn —ENINM___€4.1....414.TENENENE POT LUCK SUPPER Will Be Held In Brussels United Church WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th AT 7 P. M. MR. J. H. KINKEAD WILL SPEAK TO THE 1960 GRADE C3, GRADUATES AND THEIR PARENTS. M. Anyone Interested in Home and School Work is Invited. te.altbkate....• 4 BAKE SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 10th at 3:00 p .m. Sharp In BRUSSELS LIBRARY Under auspices of St. John's Anglican Chuncb GOES TO BRANTFORD AS NURSE-IN-TRAINI,NG Miss ;Sharon Hemingway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. Doeglas Hemingway,. left this week •to. enter the Brant- ;ford School of Nursing. We wish Sharon ,every seccess in her chosen profession. 4 4 4 4 4 44 411 CHARTERED BUB TRIP WESTERN FAIR, LONDON SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th Leaving Brussels at 8 a.m. Returning after Grandstand Show Fare: $2,.00 sponsorea oy: t ns, cacties sottoan Club Phone 148 or 160 WIN A CART BUY YOUR ADVANC SALE TICKETS HERE The Brussels Post is the place to buy those tickets that round make you the proud winner of one of the three Oars being given away again this year at he Western Pair, London. Only .Adv4sce Sale tickets erriitle you to a chance to win, one of these cars as well as admitting you t'b the grounds. You do not have to atlend to win one of these handscime new cars. Just get your Wetr;ern, Fair Advance Tickets now, at the Brussels Post. BORN — liarriea Moved by J. C, Krauter, seconded by P R, Pearson that c ie a grant of $250.00 to the Recreation- al Committee --- Carried Moved by W. A. Williamson, sec- onded by 0. S. Elliott, that the glerk preptere a By-Law exempting the Canadian. egion from certain taxes under section 386, sub section 54 as amended in 1957 — Carried Moved by W. A. Williamson, sec- onded by J 0. '<muter that the Court of Revision on the 1960 lassesement roll be held on Monday night at eight o' clock, October 24, 1060, in the Clerk's -office 4 YOU'LL ENJOY 4 4 DANCE . Be sure to aftend the opening dance of the fail season at the BLUEBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM Available in Cones, Bricks, and Half Gallons WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL FRIDAY, SEPT. 9th Music by yoiur favorite entertainers of radio and TV THE ALL STAR NIGHT HAWKS :rtattirIng Clarence Petrie for Round and Square Dancing. Sponsored by,' The Hall Board Admission 750 Two $5.00 Door Prizes 4,4444,444•••4144 4.4.4.4•44•1 www44,4444,44 it Your Favourite COUSINS' ice Cream Be Sure To-Take florne. Enough FROM GREY TWP. TO SOUTH AMERICA Fame of the quality of Turnbull .stock bias spread to South America. fin. Turnbull of Grey Twp, will ship Ehogs to British Guiana next Week. Thlis is not the first time that She Tarnibulls have sold abroad. GIRLS! Girla can join the Their 8th 'birthday April 1st, 1910. — Carried Clifford J. Cardiff .returned the assessment roll for 1960. Total 1960 asessment 625,000; approxim- ately 415,000 more than the 1959 570.000 assessment. The ;population, is 335, a drop of 113. Number assess- ed 45h1; average assessment $1,491.00. Moved by 0. S. Elliott seconded by II. R. Pearson that Conned agree to pay half the coat of a new adding' 'machine in conjunction, with thei Brussels P. TJ. Cti — Cfarried Tit was decided to have the Clerk send o; 'letter to the Liquor Licence Board, requesting a hearing for the two local hotels' in order that work Brownies if was before 114eKINLpY — At Brantford General 'Hospital on August ,23rd, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Berne McKinley' (nee Doris .Tohnston), 119 Wood St. Bran'tord, a son, Richard Warren. COUSI,NS' ICE CREAM' 141•41014N1441,11,., ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Harold Cardiff Wishes to announce the engageMent of her 'daughter, Jean Elisabeth, to Cyril Prescott, son of Mr. and Ma's, Thomas Pescott, R.R. 3, Bnisssels. The marriage to take place on Sept- ember 24th in Melville Presbyterian Church. WILLIS' VAL'S SEAt.11 V SHOP Cutting Styling Cold +having A Specialty Phone Brussels 140 •••••••111.0 FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY- Fresh Fruit and Vegetables,... At All Times JUNIOR GIRL BATS 1000 Five times all bat, five hits. That was the pace set by Gale WIllSon in a game against Littiliowel in which the Brussels Jiunior Girls trounced the Lislowel team 20 - 3. Led by Gail, who also played • good game on first base, the rest of 'the team turned In a fine perfor- mance with Dianne Engle hitting four for five times at bat. She was Ohio top scorer with mar runs followed hl Gail Wilson and Betty Dallimore with three tans each, Due to 'he sten.dy pitching of Kathryn 111cTaggatit, 14stowel sere lously threa.'ltmed 'to score only in `the Stli Mains', brit of ier the bases were loaded, with one on'', they failed, to get a run. Their three, runs were scored when Carolyn T-Tyrriers US a home, Inin in the 4th with one on, and Donate Kaufsnan's hoMe run In the Sharon. Snittal was firat of three Listowel, pitchers and was tagged With the loss, The Rititssets battery Warwick went alt otifielVrWirlTayll.g$4‘17t and The win gave Brrissels a 1 game laid in their test of g finals. Th e ne.,:t game, Will be tiltiYecl LiSfb‘Wel on Sailirelev, Sent 10th tit 4 pin, W11 tiro Sure die pltWers woUld n.n.nrerir'te the svinnort of fails` ri.f ornili ir.,,• 'IA , t to 145 geral otie With the Brussels feint PA rrnr II 110 AOtj OS lit I two garter straidlit, Get Your PERMANENT At IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON where better permanents cost less Cut , Shampoo and Finger Wave Moved to New Location formerly occupied by Walker Funeral Home 01.1601.4....••••1••••11. LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAM, ONTARIO Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 p. MIERIMINNIEMEINIMENEESEI WEEK END SPECIALS Seedless Raisins, 15 oz. BROWNIE PHONE 155 DRIVE-1N LTD, CLINTON, ONT. '''-e-rrr,reer-see might proceed with the opening of these birildlings. IMMEINEMIEN1 Libby's Choice Peas 15 oz. 2 for Summer Pride Corn 15 oz. 2 for Saturday Special Plain Buns 1 doz. Moved by W. A. Williamson, sec- L L A S H M A R 1 onded by J. C. '<ranter that the acecients as presented be paid Thurs., Fri.,- Sat., Sept., 8 - 9 . 10 TWo Shows Nightly, Rain or Shine First Show at Dusk Admission: 65c - Children Under 12 in Cars Free DRIVE-IN THEATRE — Carried Mpinicipal. Board, fees for LISTOWEL, ONTARIO James Cagney Dana. Wynter alpproval of debenture $ 130.00 w Receiver General, tax de- in SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL A romantic drama of the Irish Rebellion 13,78 duel:Ions School Board, 3rd payment on 1960 levy 8000.00 Jaimes Ward, Policing washrooins 5,10 P. U. et., power 181,10 Clifford Carcliff, 1st pay on assessment McCutcheon IVItotorS, gas for fire truck Britssels Motora, gas fer Phone 132 Thursday and Friday Sept. 8 - 9 Double Feature "THE KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO" Color Cinernascone Robert Taylor - Anne Aubrey 4BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Dick Clark - - Vidor Shaw One Cartoon Free Delivery Thurs. - Fri. Sept. 8 - 9 Double Feature "BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE" Adult Entertainment Color pineniaseoPe Van Johnston Ruth Raman "THE LAST WAGON"' Color° dinernaScope Richard Widmark Felicia Farr weigniiiisarriminsimeiniaillimiiiiivierkiliaiimijerairemoraresiormareaNcormol • • SEE THESE SPECIALS 100.00 U 1111eIviiie Church Minister: Flev, H. Greene Mr. Louis D. Thompson Organist and Choir Director 10 Ax. Sunday gehtioi 131,tyllie Worehip 5,00 1 town truck Sat - Mori. Sept. 10 - 12 - Double Feature 5.79 "THE GALLANT HOURS* lasilliti Mtivicinal World, tax truide 10.24 1959 Chevrolet Belair V -8 Sedan. Automatic transmission 1958 Oldsmobile 2 - Door Hardtop Power steering, Power brakes, Automat;::. SATURDAY and MONDAY Sept 10 12 Double Feature "WHO WAS THE. LADY?" 'Nay Curtis Janet Leigh Dean Martin "EDGE COW , othemasoripe torn& Wilde - Victoria Shaw One Cartoon' Provincilail Treasurer, jarnet cam* Dennis' Weaver odLIN 'ftEVERo• Mark Stevens Post -,ilici:Vertiaing 5..00 ft.1,10,404i06t1: (itOdett `,rekari. gaS. hl,Hef 24.91 • 1958 Chevrolet I3iscayne Sedan Radio az Automatic • Tues. Wed, Sept 13 1 "SEA CIF 6A1:11:00' -Jot* drotoon: iVilielidet trait W.. l.:. tItlia, relief 40.20 GeadVettr Sertide Siete, fire liege 142;08 ttopq..iiititorilit cothmitteo 11166 , Iv, ......"••••• lit iri.,..,.., it 1,,o, IT P. fiPiti!St.Ot., aettesitlett' grant : ..... Ilitti5AY and WEDNESDAY t !k• E bV. 0', S.. Elliott that the IlleetIng or tit the-call of the' reaVe, - 016nree& Motnitilleett ---,' 'Reeve ' Or 'teed-day Nights tinly. Phanet Brussels 49' 0 7 Wm, t-T. 'King 1.•,. dert . , • 'Monition, R. 0, 1 The. Linitett 'Chur tit OP CANADA 016iitioin Oev L. brown e.A.1 Orgatiliti Mrii. A. E. Martin 10 A. M. Bhatell School 11,15 A. M. Mr, Robert 'Atidersinti tOrOntOi Studene for Medieid, 2 - 1957 Chevrolet Sedans Radio es Automatic transmissiottz Arlitiliaron - 55C Children - tinder • 12 in Care 00E4 • • :Oak Office open* at 3 Ole., • Piost istiowitt buil/ Shows Nighty, Rain' o?' Clear teot. It— i4 1 e.ltoritii„ to Meet rica;iii Sent, 2d; 1956 'L '''' ' .' ' '. ' '. IN- u —ANrF AGeNcY • ..- tlarried . all kliida of Itiati:raiiee-,., ig4-EA ta# tANICIo 1_,Est.It„ E. MokAY John Drod§en Micha el Craig S R One Cartoon Admits, a derided including Life Cto ...cheon A etc Your dheVrolet Citdsniciylle beater siupe'teet: Phone 56 ritssot4, so, 4.