HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-04-05, Page 1Breakfast Club Strawberry or
Raspberry Jam, 24 oz. 2 for ''''''' '' .... 85c
. Kraft Cheese Slices pkg. 31c
Universal. Cohoe Salmon 43c
Dares Ice Wafers Party Puff,
or Assorted Delight Cookies
3 pkgs. ....... 89c
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Organist:
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FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY,
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables -
At All Times
WEEK-END SPECIALS
Breakfast 'Club Strawberry
Jana 24 oz. 2 for .. . ... 85e,
Breakfast Club Raspberry
o2. 2 for 85C,
Universal Cohoe Salmon ---.............--- 43
Hot Cross Buns 1 doz. 4gg
Phone 132 Free ileffool
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Probably you know of
someone — a friend,
relative or neighbor —
who has had to
POT
cancer and you know
the suffering and heart-
adhe involved. Only re-
-search can win, the
battle against
Give generously to the
April campaign of The
Canadian Cancer SO-
ciety, The objective in
HI RON
Is $16,000. With your
help We Can ritilie eteA
more.
SOUSeeta Campaign •Cheleinait
Waiter-C..kerr
All children require We; I
acknowledge _ this tact in a matt•
tude of ways, by law, by love, by ;
mural obligation, by pure instinct. .!
In brief, Easter Seals extend a
helping, Protective hand to our
crippled children help them to •
overcome their fears and to instill
in them. hope, courage and self
irellanu. A needy crippled child right"
in your community awaits help, Your
Easter Seal contribution today —
couch have a life long effect.
Sorry, No Paper
Next Week
HOW TO CALIBRATE
YOUR SEED DRILL
The indicators on many seed
drills can't be depended on af-
ter a few years' use, say field
crop specialists with the On-
tario Department of Agricul-
ture. It makes good sense then
to play safe and field calibrate
your seeding equipment this
Spring.
Grain seeding rates can he
checked in the field by filling
the seed box level full and then
seeding for a measured-off dis-
tance. If you know the width
of your drill, the distance trav-
elled, the amount of seed used
and the area covered—you can
figure the Seeding rate with this
formula:
Miles travelled multiplied by
Width in inches, divided by 100,
equals acres seeded. Btisheds
of seed Used, divided by acrea
seeded, equals rate per acre,
For greatest accuracy pan-
brate each feed tint itidividnal,
ly by tying a bag around each
Spent, Then operate the gi,ien
distance.
With forage seeds, start with
setting of one bushel on, the
wheat Seale, then try the drill
out on a hard surface. Count
the number Of seeds that drop
Per foot Of row and adjust the
Setting to seed so to 35 Seeds
per foot of row„ for to
row splicings. ot large seeded
crops like breiriegratS, opens the
drill slightly more..
THE BRUSSELS POST
•Oisistifl. P*4 044*:, 1Jelt fax n ur tta 0414.41**, e Thursday, April. 5th, 190 toast Publishing House
•Mlis. Thomas Walker
Mrs, Thomas Walker, .0l3, died.
IS,T004y,,at nor flume here- S1-111.
one of „this village's oldest residents,
The .roripor .011ristio4 171:41litlaYl. she
was 'born. in Belgrave, a daughter of
tho,lote Adam Halliday, .and his wife,:
the. former Catherine Aohertf.5.44..
Following her marriage .W
Walker, they .moved 'to BrUsselt.
where he was engaged In. the, hardr
NYane, 'business, Her buSband DM*
'deceased her in 1958. She was a
• BRUSSELS "140).4 CAPTURE
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP i
Britesela intern4odiate If001C0Y
teent. :)laylap, lit the .tilyth rurill
lesg.te„ .defeated Kinbarn 104) iu a
• itinia ganl.e. 'played iu Clinton on
turday night, i , Brussels team - was led. by
13.01 Uhler's 4 goal performance.
was a well tleservol. shut-out by the •
fir.,ssele goalie, Ken ;Storey, his first
of the season.
he cap • will be on display In
Ned Rubledge's 5e to $1.00 Store •
beside the Broom Ball ehamP10110hil)
BRUSSELS STORE HOURS
Brussels. Stores will be Open on
FRIDAY NIGHTS Starting APRIL 6th
and on the Thursday night before "Good
Friday", until further notice,
STORES CLOSE AT 10 P. M.
.Spoc,g0Fui.,
,RED q}39.84: DRIVE
VAG Red Cross Drive in BraSsels,
wed by the local LIOna, Club/
Avgs completed 'cast week;
'The of the Presbyterian,
Vnited and, Anglican Churches made
the Canvass of the village and
collected a total of U84,26.
On behalf of the Red Cross and 'the
T.,Ions Club 'we thank you for making
`the campaign a, success.
George McCatcheon
member of Nlelville Presbyterian President Brussels Lions Club
'Clrureli•
She is survived by 'one son,
Douglas, Timmins; three daughters,
Brussels; Mrs. .fIugh. "(Catherine) , ,
cup.
HAMILTON ELLIOTT The team hopes for more stiPport
A quiet wedding was solemnized nest year.
City; Mrs. George (Mary) Backer,Chareh at Fredericton, N. B„
Miss Jean Walker of New York I in the paraenage Of the 'United. Brissels Team:
; Forwards
Your Old Reliable Seed Dealer
D, M. MACTAVISH, BRUSSELS
Choose
STEELE BRIGGS and
JONES MacNAUGHTON
Better Seeds
Phone 184W
CCUTCHEn I ROCER,..1(
•fflambri...,.e.s.ww..,7,••••••eposomo.. ' .Rev, .MoNeilly, on March 23rd, Of Brian Rulle.dge., Jim Fox, Murray Middleten, Toronto; one 'sister, Mrs. j Anna May Hamilton, daughter of Mr, ' Lowe, Rill 'Uhler, Ron 'Uhler., 'Fred Bessie Procter, Yorkton, ask,; 'two' l
1 and Mrs. john Miner of moNa;rpep„ Uhler, Cord Jacklin, Ray Bronson 'brothers, Dr. Daniel Halliday, Sask- i • We Deliver Defence 1 afeon, Sask.; Adam, Verdun, -,,vra-01. 1 N. 13..to Clarence (Ted) Elliott, .son ,
Of Mr, and Mrs. Bevan, Elliott of ' T;, Achilles, NV, Lowe, J. Steifler, ..,,,,,,..............t...or*:•.0""'"*"''''`. __,,,,,,,,,,,„,,, ? 'tOba; six-'.grantichildren and ,one .th,,tt$sels. P. Rockwell.'
Oar
Ken, Storey
Phone 293
wo.Fow,."4•3467rig.
EUCHRE, " CRANBROOK
At the regular morning service in
In the Ladles' Auxiliary Rooms of
Legion
/ great grandchild.'
The body rested at her 'late ,
-)-eSidence until Wednesday 'When
the funeral service 'was held at
12 :p.m. "Rev. W. J. Morrison of j
"Melville" Presbyterian 'Church
Wed. Burial was in Brussels ceme- •
FEDERAL 'RIDING OF HURON
LIBERAL.
NOMINATING CONVENTION
FRIDAY, APRL 6th, at 8:30.
Legion Hall, Clinton
The meeting will be addresed by Hon. Paul Hellyar, MP
for Trinity, former Associate Minister of Internal Defence,
Huron Liberal Association
A. Y. McLEAN ROY LAMONT' HAROLD SHORE
President Treasurer Secretary
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'GIVE YOUR SUPPORT, (11.1LP
(OUR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
:It we sincerely believe in the
'basic humanitarian concepts of our
Society, 'then we all have a re-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
. Knox Pre"sbyter"ian Church no 'Sun- ;
the Royal Canadian dal: new '113:mn books were dedicated I
.4 by 'the strident ,minister, Mr. Edwin I
at, G. Neilson.-'The hymn books, purch-- I
asod by the' Y. P. S. were presented ; at 8:30,1mc•
• RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS
'WITH POSTAL DEPARTMENT
m. H. Stiles retires from care-
taking of the Brussels Post Office
'on April 22nd.
Prior to assuming the duties of
tardiaker 17 years ago, he was em-
pir.yed 'from 1922 as a rural mail
-courier. °He serviced Brussels routes
two and three and also an Ethel
route during those years.
Mr. "Stiles, a war veteran, who
celebrates his 70th birthday this
week, has not enjoyed the best of
health for many years, and he has I
been ably assisted in his duties as
caretaker by his wife.
We hope Mr, and Mrs. Stiles will
enjoy many 'happy years following
their retirement.
tery. by 'Dorothy "Knight,. Y. P. S., on 'be- I sponsibllity to make certain that
-crippled children do not suffer un-
necessary hardships, due to Isc'k
,of medical advice, care and treat-
ment facilities. That they deserve
all the 'help the need is irrefutable;
'The 1902 Easter Seal Campaign
is now 'being conducted in 226
communities throughout - Ontario,
aild :sponsors -are 'the Ontario Society
for /Crippled 'Children and its Rotary
Lion, Kiwanis, -Kinsmen, and other
Service Club' representatives;---
The financial goal is $1,000,000.
It will be attained, but only with
full support from 4111 quarters
indtaidu As companies
groups —community organizations
fadt from all men and Women
of goodwill throughout 'Ontario.
. The 'Ontario Society tor Crippled
Children is a voluntary orpuizattion
comprised of 10,000 members having ,
no barriers.. Race, color, religious
faith, or lack of funds are linimport-
ant statistics on a cripplid child's
Medical 'ad&
I
half of the -Y. P. S.
,Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Torn COTisitt and,
son -were 'Sunday visitors with INIrs t 'HUME -&-SCHOOL MEE1..N.G Guitar Lessons
SPANISH and
H A W,A,I I A N I Stuart Evans and family.
,Misses 'Maxine Smalldon an(1 4
Linda Dunn, -who are employed In,/
Kitchener, spent .the week end at {
'their heroes' -here.
Men' of the -congregation of 'Knox
'Church have 'been husy tearing down
the church shad, 'Portions of the
;roof had collapsed under the weight
Of snow during the. winter.
The Rome and School Association
:meeting will be held in the publie
school, on Wednesday evening, '
JA:prill111,,ab $.30. The theme 'will be
"'Highway -and Pedestrian: Safety'''';
Including -school children and
bicycles, 'Come and bring a friend to I
hear -abdirt this very important
subject-1101V 'that spring is here. An-serkFn Hotel
Lessons will be given weekly
iby Morley Fischer of. Galt, Ont.
;Further Information can be obtained
by attending
ENROLLMENT NIGHT
iitt ,,the residence of William:Fischer
Brussels (beside arena)
MONDAY — APRIL 11,6
between 8 and 9'p. m,
CARD OF-THANKS
I would like to thank all those who,
'remembered me with cards, treats
and visits while a patient In LIstowel
hospital, Your thoughtfulness will
fiiv.T.,:c he remembered,
Mary MOTTOW
• CARD ,OF THANML,
The family of the. late' Mrs.
Engler wishes to express their'
sincere anpreciation to their many
friends, ne•ighboars and relatives
for the many acts ,of kindness an& '
sympathy shown during their recent I
sad 'bereavement; for the beautiful
flowers and plants; "to the Peebles
,family; to the guilds -of St. Alban's
and St. David's for their kindly half;
to Pr, Kirk: Rev. S. -H. Kerr and
Rev. F„•H. Fatal for their MessageS
of comfort, and, to all who 'helped in.
anyway,
Ruth Kerr
Irene Eckinier-
Fl11nor Lake
1././ ..o
VAL'S
BEAUTY SHOP
SPECIAL FOR EASTER
MONDAYS and TUESDAYS
from now until Easter
COLD, WAVES $4.95
Phone 140 Brussels
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willis
thank their family, friends, and.
neighbouirs for the beautiful gifts
and messages of congratulation,.
received by them -on the occasion of
their 45th wedding anniversary.
Your kind thoughtfulness was
'appreciated.
Brussels, Ont.
Relax, enjoy a leisurely Dinner
IN THE BEAUTIFU.. FLAMINGO ROOM-
S UND A Y.— 3- 8 P.M..
A Variety of Fine Foods:
Served to Your Satisfaction:.
We cater to
Banquets, Weddings,
and other Special Occasions
,.4-3.7is s your next Party with Us
RESERVATIONS PHONE 26
111M191111129511/1111•110290•11.4.PREE1321..S. PEOPLE WE KNOW
*-
We regret to report that Mr.
W. C. Leach is seriously Ill in 'then
K-'W hospital, 'Kitchener,
Ron Ness held the whining 2 - 4
ticket in the •Lions 'Hockey DraW
when New York Rangers defeated
the Toronto Maple Leafs 4 - 2„
Ted Elliott, Who has served in the,
Army for the past six years, is nowt
out of the service and is home with
his bride-, 'who is from, New Brulis
wick, The couple will make their
home in BrusSels, :We offer our best
wishes for a happy future to the
newlyweds,
-yr
Nieetine,
Russeh T. Behon
T Wheat llocwil
Russell T. Bolton, 1111 1, Sea,
forth, was re-elected to the On-
tario Wheat Producers' Market-
ing Board at the annual meeting
last week. Mr. Bolton repres-
ents district 7,
Others re-elected to the 12-
man board were: R. Davison,
- Maidstone, District 1; R. J.
Myers, Chatham, and , M. R.
Doucf
°
all, RR 2, Blenheim, Dis-
trict 2; John L. Anderson, Oil
Springs, District 3; E. M. Car-
roll, Iona Station, and James
O'Shea, Granton, District 4;
Murray Moore, Ayr, District 5;
A. R. Coulter, Campbellville,
District 6; R. T. Bolton, Sea-
forth, District 7; harry Fergu-
son, Keswick, District 8; R. B.
Stewart, Peterborough a ii 'd
Peter MacKinnon, Bath, Dig-
trict 9. -
Some 90 wheat committee
delegates were present for the
two-day meet which, in addi-"
tion to the election,- received
resolutions from various coun-
ties across the province, and re-
ports on activity of the board
during the past year.'
CAPITOL THEATR
L'STOWEL, ONT.
Tiflt. Wilted CI'll'int;11
OF OANADA
Minister: Rev. K. Griffiths
Origanist: Mrs. A, E. MsrtlC
9.45 A. M. Church School
11.80 A. M. Morning Worehip
Presbyterian ChUr
IN OANADA
Melville Church
DR1NKA PINTA, MILK A DAY
YES, THAT'S RIGHT, EVERYONE, YOUNG OR OLD,,
SHOULD DRINK AT LEAST ONE PINT A DAY!,
En v Fresh., Delicious
HO)VI-OGENIZED MILK
CHOCOLATE MILK or SKIM MILK
IT'S BOTTLED FRESH DAILY AT
COUSINS
Phone 22
DAIRY
Brussels, Onto
iaanommoomowa.raoetworwcZort.............
Rev. W. J. Morrison, S.A.
Mr. O. Ourgeln
Church &Awl
Morning Worship
Anglican C..311.1rCh
OF CANADA '
ST. JOHN'S
Rector: Rev. H. L. .1011111110
1,,,Th.
Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
Church School
7.30 p.m. Lenten Service
BT."DiVitl'et
236 On. Holy Ceilinittniert
end Ointith Sehtuil
AttENtioN CAR BUYERS
Our Low Cost Financing and
Insttrande Flail will help you
make a better deal, BEFORE
you buy talk to us.
GLENN M. ilOtsifsikNIJEkd
iionkton .-• Ohone 84740.4,1
Subsets . Phone t6
ttietdity Ord Friday ,
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
tvloWtfiRtrR, —
-hick 11InWhirter. on Mere* '2001, iii
ttingliain itciapitat, the gift of
$on, Gerry
THURS, - FRI. - SAT.
APRIL 8 • 6' - 7
* BOB- HOPE •
* LANA TURNER
* JIM 1-1T.ITTON
* PAULA. PRENTISS
Star In
"BACHELOR IN PARADISE'
Color Adult Entertainment'
Love and Kull In the suburbs;
Furiously Fdnny, Slightly Sinful
SAT, MATINEE "TARTAN
"Plak Your, Own Show
Choice No.
TVfoN.,
AORiL, 9 ,10 11
Playa the' rote. of .6 spinster'
caught hi a web of 'Self conflicts
'THE .,SINS of ilA61-tki,
Adult; En'tertalnnent . betel`
BLU ALE
'Visitors' with Mi-. and Mrs. Gordon
Hall Were Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hall and
'Cindy of INew Hamburg, and Mr, and
Mrs. Sack-Hell of Brussels.
Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Gannet and
daughters, ,Susan and Beverly, and
George 'Hetherington, spent the'
Week end In, Tomtit6,
Mr. and Mrs, :Franc §taniper and.
Lantie visited at ;Mount .Forest on
March 28th 'to help celebrate •the
92ild birthday of their atint, Mrs.
AlidlioW • Agar.
Mr. and, MrS. Lewis McMichael
and tonilv of IcVaterleo. Were
day .Visitors with Mr, arid Mrs:. Bill
and
74Iiss Susan Sellers and bon MC-
tAiitt Of Barrie", Were Visitedia with.
friends in the community during
the week