The Brussels Post, 1962-01-25, Page 111 a.m. Morning Prayer
Church Set ool
,Jan. 29th —
7,30 p.m. Confirmation Class
8,30 pan, A, Y, P, A,
10T.,Davld's, Hentryn
'.2.30 Evening PraYet
and Church School
The United Church
Olt` CANADA
Minister.: itev. K. iiirKtittie
Organist: Wars. is. lit. Maeda
9.46 A. M. C/hurch School
11.9, A. M. Morning Worship'
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. Presbyteriam. Church.
IN CANADA
Melville Church •
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison. S.A.
Organist: Mr. G. Burgoln
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Breakfast Club Raspberry .lain,
'24 oz. ..... ...... .. 43c
L ibbysTomato Juice, 48 oz. 2 for --- 55c
Universal Sockeye Salmon, 53c
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GRANTED LICENSE
Tom, Leak, proprietor of the I
'Queens Hotel, ,-itiformed,"The Post I
that his application to the —Liquor
Contra! 13oard, for a. license to open.
at:) a men's'Ibeverage room'has been
'granted, provided he complies with
remtired regUlations,
CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to thank(
'the com,rounity and 'friends 'for
Christmas Cards, get well cards,
visit and treats whilel was a patient /
in Wingham General Hospital, All
'being much appreciated, I
'Russel Obrrie
Len Armstrong „ 3.00
RUBINOFF CONCERT
IN CLINTON, FEB. 2
Clinton 'Lions Club's popular
,concert featuring Rubinoff and his
violin on. Friday, February 2,
'appears to promise something of
interest to all music lovers, whether
of the "long hair" variety, or those
,with more down to earth tastes.
The Lions Club of Clinton is Bring-
ing litm. to the Clinton District
Collegiate Institute auditorium.
The concert has everything from
the, Warsaw Concerto by Addinsell.
right thrbugh 'to Turkey in the
Straw and. The Little Brown Jug.
Arriving in 'Clinton Friday morn-
ing, Mr. Rubitioff and his party will
have breakfast with Clinton Lions
and during the -day perform at all
Clinton schools=
'Rubinoff begins his evening of
entertainment with Rhapsodic, OP.
11 No. 3 by Dohnanvi, and includes
gypsy music, popular items such as
Ithansocly in ;Blue by Gershwin and
Around 'Hi :, World In 80 Days, by
Victor Youngs ending with Square
Dance Fiddlin', which incindeS bits
of 18 different ponulnir dance tunes
snob as oldiees. Joy, Chicken Reel
and Red Wing.
The, colorful career of Ithhinoff
and his includes
casts Such as the Mt s. aithbo-u
1- Hour and tbe, cithe.vi.atet /1,1,0/,,n-nt
'This notaiettil. AVOW Is iiiie. vdi.le'll
11.01i'Qi !let lie jilisy,4prl. ei.,A 01,, to no 1
stbuissioil fo. FThem-r f c, .1 mull?, rea,ori- 1
aide etPerse. fOr ,the evening.
DURRIE FUND
Previously acknowledgsgi 4499,00 '
tirliesels TJOtod ClAtTeb,
1 Uis•sion Band 10.00
MeArter 2,00
Archie Willis 1.00
.Brussels 'Canadian Legion..., 1.00.00
, Ted 'MacLean ...... . ...... „,..„„. ...... 0,00 1 Alex Neffer ...„ ............ ... ... .„. 2,00
Rae Wernaghan ......... ... 1,00
131m, Watson. • 3.00
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L. E. CARDIFF
1, ton Cardiff, member of
parliament for Huron, was' named,
assistant to Health Minister'
Monteith, on Thunstlay, Previously
Mr. Cardiff was assistant • to
Agriculture Minister Haimilton.
Twenty six 'members of Melville
'Presbyterian Young Women's guild -
sat down to a delicious supper at
'the January meeting, Tuesday,
„January 16, at the home of Muriel
'Shortreed. The supper was provid-
ed by the losing side.
-The 'meeting, opened with a hymn.
followed by prayer by Leona.
Armstrong. A ,hymn was followed
by an interesting "New Year's
Message" read by Jean Ireland.
h•ctierlietieu brought this part
or the' ry,etir•-• to a close.
nivnes.6. P "1,r;7, ,1,Pgir14‘41 in the
or V.0 ro, „..111;e4.ident
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.rn,nri •14,r; resod nvitl r'4""1.
f ,A,Orli In .gi,ritips
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er,it nine-tin& will It, T,'"eb.
20 this etrarcii n'urlour,I
CHIMNEY FIFtF
Brussels .firemen were called to
Vie home or IT, Harrison about'
7 p.m. Monday evening, to 1-1 chimney
Prompt actin!! by the fire bri.
guide kepi t'-u' fire under control
and to damage resulted.
4-H HOMEMAKING
CLUB PROJECT
The Majestic 'Women's' Institute are 0„
sponsoring the 4-H Homemaking ;
Club .project "Separates for Sum,-
mer." Girls in the community,
'between the ages of 12 years and 26
years, are eligible to participate,
Ti interested call the leader, Mrs,
Jack Wheeler, by Saturday, January
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THE RUSSELS POST
Thursday, January 2.15th, 1962
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r y°' P 1 t L. THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ON7
Coming to ai
,Frida
Feb. 2
at 8 pan.
55.c,
9.45 kit&
10 A, M.
111 A. M.
Anglican Church
OF CANADA.
ST. JOHN'S
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings
B.A., L.Th.
Organists.
CARD PARTIES
In the I. 0. O. F. Lodge "Rooms
EUCHRE
TUESDAY, JA-N. '30
at 8:30 p.m.
BRIDGE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
JANUARY 31
Admission 500 'Lunch 'Served
SKATING PART'Y
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10
BRUSSELS ARENA
United Church Y. P. 'U.
Skating 8 to 10 p-m..
Lunch served after In the 'basement
Admission: Adults 35c
Public School Pupils ;25c
Pre-School 10c
Phone 293
Bible Class
Church School
Morning Worship
Mrs. B. Elliott
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ANNUAL BANQUET !
The firemen held their I banquet,
on Saturday night, An enjoythie 1
social evening was sipent playing'
.4 cards 'after the banquet.
WINS LIONS DRAW
D. Dale, eMployee at Topnotch
Feeds, was winner of -the Lions Club
r "Snit of the -.Month" -draw.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity of
thanking all who sent„me cards,.gifits
and telephone enquiries while I was
a,' patient in .Seaforth .wher e I
'Underwent surgery,
These wore. very much appreciated
and will always be remembered,
• Mrs. Melville Jatklin
CARD OF THANKS,
My sincere thanks to my friends
and neighbours for their cards,
treats, and inquiries while I was in,
List owel Hospital and since my
return hoMe and special thanks to
those who loaned and offered their
ears, ThiS was all much anrreciated.
Thebta Cotton
DANCE
Brussels Public School
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26
Ian Wilbee Orchestra
Admission 75c Lunch Booth
Everyone Welcome
Sponsored, by. I. 0. 0. F. 149
We Deliver
EERY
Barry 'Watson „, ........... . ... ......... 2.00
11111 Wheeler 5,00
Hugh Pearson 5,00
Olive Gallaher 2.00
'Wm L. S,Pelr “..441. '5.00
Brussels Hutted Church
Young Peopl o ..... ,..„..... .. , ... .,..,. 5,00
• Bill Blake .---, ............... . . ... ...... 2.00
Altriede Alcock 5.00
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George Waite 1,00
Tiev. -Riley 2.00
Ralphh. Pearson 2,00
Cordon Stiles 5,00
Harvey Dennis . .... . ... . 2.00
hart Somers 1.00
Win. Knox 5,00
Pearl Balser 5.00
$750,35
The donation reported as Lon • HI-T CLUB DANCE
Arnistronft- i5.0i) last week should •
have been It wag on with the Old rags on
Wm, J. D Cardiff
gerald Gibson
Lea and ,Tim Deitner
Jack Wilson
Cai Krauter
Noreen and Oits, IEder
Maude Bryans
)Pertirson 1.00 supper in the lodge mops.,
Anonymous 2.00 Wednesday of last .Week Wives
Chas. Draper 5.00 husbands an!d friends of members
Brussels Fin Brigade 9,00 ware gueSts 'for the occasion,
Joe Brewer • 10,0 Euchre • followed the supper
10.00
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wheeler 3.00 i. 0. 0, F. ANNUAL
'POT LUCK SUPPER Students on 'Ralph
pearson's Bus
'1
Morning Star Rebekah and
5 .00 , Western, Star I, 0. 0. F. lodge
'20.0305 menthers 'held their annual pot luck
Gee. McGutchean
'100 I With 'high prize winners being Mrs, , 27 th-
2.00 Pearl Lowe and Dick Stephenson,.
2,00 Mrs. .1, Thynne and Jno, McCutelmon,
6,00 received consolation awards, ; PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG
5.00 ' Proceeds from the social went to ' WOMEN'S.GUILD
CARD OF THANKS
The Bru8Sels Firemen convey
their thanks to all those _ who
assisted in any way at the Currie
fire; isipecial 'thanks to those who,
served us sandwiches and coffee.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, 'Gordon McDowell had the
misfortune to fall, in her home, last
Week and injure herself.
Friday night, as the Ilign 't Club
held its' Beatnick. Dance. Beards, "
mussy hair and. sunglasses for the
boys, and leotards for the girls
'were the uniform of the day (or ;
night!)
Everyone soon got "hep to the
step" as the "cool jazz' broke tcose
A special balloon dance was won by
Don Bray and Dianne. Fischer.
Prizes for the best costiime•I went tn1
John Watson and Sylvia Hoover
(two real 'cool cat-.! 1- Anprexim-
ately 90 people ettemiect Eltkri the
evening was 4-,...great snceMs Citkert“
We are glad to see that Russet BANTAM W. O. A. A.
Currie, who had been a patient in HOCKEY RESULTS
Wingliain hospital is able to lie
home again. BrusSols. (i
the 0, P. & T, Fund of the lodges,
MORRIS FEDERATION'
"DIRECTORS,MEET
'rho dir,,tore of Morris Feder-
ation of agriculture met at th e home
of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley 'Kopper with
1.5 present,
Th'aoiir ;indication or Richard
Procter was accepted for Secretary
tre
Mr, T•ed Fear was chosen 1st
vice president and Albert Bacon
2ild vice president. ;Salesmanship
for 'Fame was discussed at length.
Thank you corns from 441
members, for receiving their rewards
for projects completed, were read.
Report, by Jim ,Snivey given as a,
delegate to th e animal Husbandry '
course at the Ont. Vet. College. He.
was thanked by 'Glenn Sellers,
There was a motion to send Finn or
more delegates to the leadership
I IT hying school,
The ince, tine' a Mon Mod • to meet
again Feb, 15 at Ted Fear's.
,,011 wits served.
,4•4!".r.,,,*
Ripley 6
left so do riot delay Ili getting yours soon before our stock runs out.,
COUSINS • DAIRY
Phone 22
Brcss 021t.
co-operation in the following items:
1. — Please set your empty milk bottles in a place where.
the milkman can see them from the street.
2. — Please curl the milk tickets inside the neck of the
bottle at the s top.
3, — Please drain all water out of the bottle before you
insert the loose change, in one bottle, so that it will net
freeze in th e bottom.
— Please return all unused milk bottles regularly.
THANK YOU!
We Have A Few Pails Of
RED and
HOUSEWIVES
In The Village of Brussels
who take advantage of having fresh, pasteurized, wholesome
milk, delivered to your doorstep, we ask you for your kind
l is 111 ArEU.,coNrEsT
Orti.$els Ptiblic -School Ailditorigin
(WATCH FOR DATE)
'CLASSES (Open t Amateurs Only)
1. NOVELTY — Comedy, Magic, Sleight-of-hand, tricks acrobat-W.0
_•,L SQUARE. DANCING -- (Open to groups from public • schools ot:
Morris, Grey and Brussels
3. CLASSICAL — Singing, Dancing. Instrumental
4, COUNTRY or WESTERN — Singing, Instrumental, Clog rill
Step Dunidin
POPULAR — Singing, Instrumental. Tap and National Daincitago
Original numbers, elocution etc.
OPEN-- (Professionals Invited), any net
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES . FEB 1 Mall entries •as Soon Pe
possible to Mrs. Robt, Raymond, Brussels, Ont.
Sponsored By The Brussels Home and School. AstsoclatIOn
RENOVATE YOUR HOME NOW
YOUR KITCHEN --- CUPBOARDS.
BATHROOM — REC, ROOM
WE SPECIALIZE IN TILING
FLOORS CEILINGS or WALLS
FREE ESTIMATES
Bernard Ten ,Pas & Sons
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
PHONE; 384W13 or 486
r. ACK CHERRIES
BRUSSELS
25c
FRI. -.SAT, JAN. 26 - 27
Modern Man fights a huge
pro tosiam,,Us in
"DINOSAURUS"
Collor . . Plus
112,0C% HUDSON'S best adventure
drama
" THE LAWLESS BREED "
molest
DinotaurUs 7.15 Breed
Ditiosattrus 10.15
FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
WEEK-END SPECIALS
St. William's Assorted Jams
4 for ".."" .. .... "'"" . ............ Sac
Hunts Tomato Catsup 17 oz.
2 for 44 . ...... 1.4•, ... F•4 ..... ...
Kraft Dinner 2 for --
Mitchell& Applesauce 20 oz.
b. MON. - ttitS.
-Cliftii-n Webb Jana Wytnart
ilHOLiDAV OAR 1.0V5,14§" Ph(7141.? 132 Flefiver.,
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t',,APt0 riO• ti-TANt(S
Currie wirit tti thank all the friends
The of 'the lore ,Tatutet.
Who .iolptiVed their AVIntlatity in se,
8,54 trittriY *riy§ ciitai,tti their recent sod
(lea Veinen t.
Ian tim e nin, 444 54 Fire. Ti I,- •
jAN, .29 sd Brigade and everyone who SO will.
ingly helped duititicr the time of the)
fire, • A14." tieenti-, .44-1 1-341-,d iv
drlatr'd ri it I, int at all a 01 ouietcr
time. All were rreatly ri,nnreeltetl'
'Donald ?tittle and
,CARETAKER WANTED
Applications in writing foil' the
position of caretaker in Brussels
Public School will be received Until
Batuirday, Janhary 27th, 1962.
APPlicants will state salary
wanted. A list of clutieS May be
obtained from any member of
the School Board, No- Application
necessarily accepted,
O. TiNhott,
Secretary,
BritsSelti, Grit,
, :
SUPERVISED SKATING
Sponsored by the
Home & 'School' ,Association•
JAN. 3f -FEB. 1
if yon*ve) seen it before here it IS 1- again., If veil haven't teen it before
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'tdbodity aw Liittitoday Atli Very °Mae a liittiwkey 1.74,
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VA0`4 BEAUtit SH OP
lit a POPULAR' C'ONCER'T'
tilstriet. Collegiate, institute Anditerittrii,
GENERAL ADMISSIoNt 42:00'
by Clinton Lions Cltilf I-- or COM,ritunity
Welfare
TiCkett Available' At The beef
Clinton
SpOnsored
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4 -tit 5 p,m., 'Oracle-S. 2-04 '1NOOtill-t Th Al IsSKA" Cuttings 'i*iiiig, dOteS'WeiViiniti .. „
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evnpmAsrisf A too
tH11 466 1 to 8 piii., preschoolers pitty'
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