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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-03-22, Page 1FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables At All Times 2,00 '4,ar year - $2.50 L1,, . ...........„ 44ncl., 196.2 Post Publishing HOLUM Thursciy, Marcia BRUSSELS POUPLE :CELEPRAT 35th WEDGING, ANNIVERSARY ' Mr, and Mrs, toy Cousins • received the congratulations. end gco(.1 wishes of a bust of friends Who 'called 'when they were "at home" on. Priday afternoon and evening, 'March 16th, when they celebrated the 35th anniversary of their marriage, Cathy and Lynne Cousins., grand- t itaeghters of the couple, opened the slowr to their grandparents' callers., who were Invited to the tearoom by their daughter, Mrs. Ivan Camp 'el) - CRISSSKI-S LADS CAPTURE PROOMSALL CHAMPIONSHIP Melville Young Women's (470i14 BAKE SALE a n 4 TEA • Brussels Public Library SATURDAY, APRIL 31 AT 3 •M, giant 69c . IMEte,:4els !Jamas!! teallk Won the l ,:o m.ttel the Red .Cap Carling Trophy when they defeated to .r7;vrr,,w--•: term 0 in Walker, ten on Wednesday night,. • 1.. • The cup has been held, for the past three ,years, by the Exeter team. It is now on display at the Rutledge, 5e ;to •$1,00 Store. Congratulations are extended to tltn hays for their victory, Kraft Cheez Whiz, 8 oz. ................... 33c ea,rnation Milk 3 for --- 43c Nibiets Corn 2 for 3$c Scripture Everyone Welcome LENTEN SERVICES ST. JOHN'S CHURCH — 7,30 Pm. MARCH 18th to APRIL 15th Prayer Meditation Bring Your Bible The team is composed of the Following players: 'Coach Doug Machan Goal Gary Wilson Defense Inc Meehan David ITos'tings, I{en Stephenson John Currie. Forwards Murray Lowe, Wayne Lowe, Carmen Machan, Brian Rutledge, John Pipe, Barry Meehan, Barry Currie. ;Tim ..Thak Davidson. - JOHN HANNA V. L. A. The lace covered tea table, centered with red carnations, snap- dragons and iris, was preside" over by Mrs. Cecil McFadden. Mrs, A. H. f.tiffiths, Mrs. D. A. Rann and Mrs, Norman Hoover, The guests were served by three Phone 293 We Deliver amanusestsesecasaammon......., REPRESENTATIVE OF BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY IN MEMORIAM ALOGOK ,-.-, In loving memory of ts wife 'and mother, .Mrs, Richard Alcock, who ,passed :away march 2Gth, 1949. HOTICULTURAL MEETING Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Selwyn Baker has peen appointed representative of the British Mortgage '& Trust Company, He is the man, to see if you ,are interested in investments. Guarant- ,MMIKTrriliAMMOMPIIPM.001.4.6.1,0.1, 'Their grandchildren presented John Hanna died Thursday night of FREE 200 GALS. TRACTOR FULL! plus 5 GALS. CASTROL DIESEL OiU With Every Purchase of 880 and 99Q" DAVID B OWN TRACTORS l‘i3ONTH OF APRIL ONLY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER; SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT: daughters-in-law, ;qrs. _Lawrie s heart attack while enroute to a' Cousin's. Mrs. George Cieusins and Toronto host:Stal. He has been the Mrs. Jelin Cousins. member for this riding for the past • twenty three years. the couple with an attractive coffee table arrangement of mauve and I yellow mums, They also received' a boquet of pink end white carnations. A 'family party, at the home of I their son 'Lawrie a.ria Mrs; Cousins, on Saturday night, honored the bride. and groom of 25 years ago. . , . • ! 'Mr. and Mrs. S.- A. Phillips. and, Mr. and 'Mrs,- Ross CreeCh•of Wood- 'bridge, we're Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. •Cousins when a buffet supper was • enjoyed there by the family. 'r. and Mrs. Cousins are active in the •united Church and community affairs. Mr, Cousins' who is a former' reeve of Brussels, is the represent- ative for Brussels as chairman of the Wingham •Hospital Board and rromber of the Board of -the Wing- ham Vistriet High School. Area. WES. BUDNARK BRUSSELS, ONT. ,She .was always a wonderful mother, She played life's battle square, • No matter when we needed her We always found her there. So every day our lierats•go out To the dearest and best of mothers Who never had time to think of herself, But always thought of others. PHONE 513.0 HAVE PANEL DISCUSSION Time Brussels Horticultural Society held its meeting in the Anglican. • Church hall on Monday, March 19th with a splendid attendance. The meeting opened with the singing of ``O' Canada". Mrs, A. Rann pre- sided. • Minutes of the last meeting were given by Mrs. Ella Shurrie. A . wonderful response was given to tha roll call "Why 1 am a member of the Horticultural Society", Members were asked to try to get new members and to bring a visitor to the meetings,. The next meeting, an May 21st, will be held - in Walton when the Walton ladies will be hostesses. A presentation was made to Mrs. endmore, retiring president, . • pair of bud vases. Mrs. Stephens. nettle the presentation. Mrs, 'N. Reid won the door prise. Reports on :the convention held in, Niagara, 'were given. by Mrs. 13. Hemingway, and Mr. A. Knight, The. The reports were full of interesting -facts, news and hints on istolging for the flower shows. A, spring flower show will be held in Brussels library about the end of May. A committee was named to look after same: Mrs. R. Stephens, Mrs, Earl Cudmore, Mr. A. !Knight, Mrs. Shurrie, Mrs, Love, Mrs. "Harms and Mrs. G. Davis, Tea roinaiStee. Mrs. S. Baker. Mrs. IT, Speir, eed Investment Certificates earn 5% interest. • ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William Ward WWII to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Alice Patricia, to John Ross Engel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel of Oranbro•ok, Ont. The wedding will take place on March 24th, 1962, in Brussels United Church, at two o'clock. Sadly missed, and ever -remembered by husband and family. Ezra Nelson Welsh There passed away in Wiagham General Hospital, on March 17th, Ezra 'Nelson 'Welsh, in his 69th year, after a lengthy illness. Born in Matyborougb Township, mOving to this vicinity several, years ago, having farmed in Grey and Morris 'Townships before moving to Brussels. icen Amer Hotel Brussels, Ont. Sunday inner SERVED lIe mats.ied Gertrude Wilson in 1911; She predeceased' him in 1951. Funeral service was held from the D. A. Rann funeral home on March 1.9th, with Rev. A. K. Griffiths officiating.. Interment was. in Palmerston ceme-: tery. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP SPECIAL FOR EASTER MONDAYS and TUESDAYS from now until Easter COLD WAVES $4.95 CARD OF THANKS ' Relatives of the late Mrs. Janet Scott thank their friends and neigh- bonrs for their many kind =res.' sions of sympathy at the time of out bereavement, also Rev. W, J, Morrison of IVIelvtlle Presbyterian • DEATH BY SUFFOCATION *Church; the D. A. Rann funeral 'home and the ,pallbeerers, CORONER'S JURY FINDS Your thoughtfulness was apprec. Mrs. Janet Ann Currie, who died 5 — 8 P.M. Reservations Phone, 26 Surviving . is. a foster daughter, • Vera, of Portsmouth, Virginia, also three sisters, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Levi Birk of Palmerston and, Mrs. Bevan Elliott of Brussels, Brussels Phone 140 f he United Church OF CANADA Minister: Rev. K. Griffiths Otiganist: Mrs. A. E. Martin 9.45 A. M. Church School 11.00 A. M. Morning Worship is red. Tasty 'Take Out SPARERIBS 50c Piping Hot GREY TOWNSHIP. SCHOOL AREA NO. 1 .1111M.1101111.00:011211[10 The regular meeting of the Board of Grey School Area No, 1 was held in the Ethel school on March 6, at 1.20 p.m, with all the members. present. The minutes of the February meeting 'were read and adopted on motion of Raynard and Demary EAT AND ENJOY Bodmin bridge; on the fourth concession of Morris Township waS officially opened last Week by N. E. Neitans, municipal engineer, Depart- ment of Highways, Stratford. He cut the ribbon for the new $52,000, three-span structure, the third to be erected at this site in over 50 years, The first bridge was washs(i out by floods, in 1012. Speakers at the ceremony included' Reeve Stewart Procter, Councillor Walter ShOrtreed, Gary Gibson„ R. M. basYSon, col-igniting engineer, Stratford:' ex-reeve BaiMe Parrott oriel Rnss Taincan — Carried Motion of Fischer •and Raynard that the Board give Milas Campbell permission to hold a music Festival in 1962: interestinig panel discussion rol:,-,w.ntl e' tired d by Mrs. R. Stordling. Pfir rs140,, ,Vrp, nidrywn, who gave some mend advice on snsi;nrs roots: Mrs. Odell on, wro.r.irst tniv.,,•nps2 be,,rmieq and A. i t esre of ssi r' berry cones in sorinc:, Mr. C. Elva rwi cnr,, hem- and Pthr, f-M4 time a yew-. "'r•A 1.-es perm,-e4 sesruittec The nrrs'fieut. -vrvs. Penn, eVOreSSed thanks for the use of the hall, Orders for liPgonia a bulbs were filled. There are extra hers-min bulbs for nnyTme who would like to have Plesqe call Mrs. Shurrie Mrs, E. Ciplmore. Church Scb.o.01 Morning 'Worship COTTAGE CHEESE for those meatless LENTEN DISHES or for DIETING It Is an excellent source of protein and minerals for enema, Presbyteria.n IN CANADA Melville Church Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison, S.A. Organist: Mr. G. Burgoln BODMIN BRIDGE, MORRL., OFFICIALLY OPENED here in a fire at her home on New Year's Eve, was • found Tuesday to •• have died of suffocation. A coroner • jury, Investigating the death, made the finding. The inquest, conducted by Coroner Dr. R. W, Stephens, of Brussels, convened at 10 a.m. and concluded shortly after 4 pars. Fifteen. witnesses Were heard. Medical testimony was heard from Dr. L. Joslyn Rogers, of the attorney general's department, Toronto, and, Iva Taves, Kitehener path, elOgist. Crown attorney at the inquest was W. E, Goodwin QC', of Stratford. Jury foreman was R. B. Cousins of Britssels. — t'asm.ed Motion of Fischer and Conley that the Secretary order 14 new desks from Imperial School Desks Ltd. — Carried Buy an 8 or le ounce package at your Grocer's or at thsr DAIRY regularly, "for Salads That. Please, Use COUSINS COTTAGE CHEESE" CAP!TOL THEATRE LISTOWEL, ONT. PLEASE return al' empty milk bottles REGULARLY! Anglican Church OF CANADA ST. JOHN'S Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings S.A., L.Th. HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN SUPPORT THE EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN GENEROUSLY Crippled children know that Easter Easter Seal giftsnrovidesthe Chance that they need. — the chance to' itts liroVe and in some cases, even remove dieir physical disability., 'The Paster Seal CatiMaign, with an objective of '1,000,00.0S 'established . for are and teattrient Of. over 15,0e0! Crippled children needs not ft* an licit a Cesimitinity effort, to justify' and Purste its intrifiede • ferVeritlY and. efficiently: Your local Easter Seal. sertrieS,. elnh, with its dedicated Voltintedra,' leektit to yott as a SiOtritininity ,minded, citketi tor` a. contribution teithe lives Of others WiteSe itetiVitieS have beet tettitiertirRY restricted thrdtifh no fault of their Own, Oti Mardi 22nd, nearly 2,000,00 Es-stet Beal mailings Will he enter, iiig iiPitteS, effieetit: and faetbrieS Sientehing ler ifeltierS. of crippled thildiSii. SIPCO'S 194, Easter Beata liti.Ve and but de. -guarantee to firoVide datiCatien, reel:060ft and PrOfiteSSIVe health PrograintioS ,WMOii: tire eltialtielled trite ci ittifainIC force or the eritiPled child ',bid tettOttfetit, Motion of Conley and Denviry that the following accounts be paid: — Carried Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott COUSINS Phone 22 DAIRY Brussels, Onto WED. - THURS. - - SAT EVE. MAR. 21 - 22 - 28 - 24 We Are Proud to Present MA-BRICE CHEVALIER. and LESLIE CARRON In "FANNY" Color Adult Entertainment NOTE: This picture is nominated ....for this year's' AcetteMY Award, let, thew 7.15, 2nd ShoW 9.90 8ATtittE.At MATINEE "I317C#,S BUNNY 1/..VTKVir, leroIck Your ()Wen StieWo Choice NO, san, Morning Prayor. Church Scbooi 7.30 pan. Lenten Service Everyone Welcome PEOPLE WE KNOW P. A. Harrison arc Bons. supplies .... „— .... 6.18 R. L. Cunningham, coal No, 6,... 28,22 R. L. Clunninghant oil .... ,„, 820,45 Listowel Banner, ado. 1,60 Post Publishing House. adv. 9 25 Oldfield !Hardware, repairs 3.22 I C. & G-. Krauter, repairs ..„.... 89.75 Brown's Hardware, sarplies and repairs ............... 2!?.2n Monday 3 Om Pictures' Jesus Christ the Light of the " World Everyone Welcome Tuesday 2,30 p:M. A, Pictures Thtirsdal. 8 p.m, Cataticel Guild Mrs. Ethel Preiver was winter Of the Lions Chub Saturday night N. H. L. hockey draW, W, E. Willis, who has been In the 'bakery litmSiness here for 42 years, • notes Malty charges iti the village and in the manner' of doing ite• Mrs Wm. EllaeOtt, Who has beets Patient ltt ltingliain Hospital, returned hone Saturday, tor daughter.. Mrs. Anittli of Seafettli iS With 'lies this Week, "i•St!s. W. Edgar hoc returned trent a 'Hit "to Bettlitida. She was act:Mil- by MISS' Margaret Edgar and. Miss tatithertiiil Of tore-atm 'toff 'Maltoit td,A on Prirtiv. Mareit 9µh 'and rettirtied last weekend', • Jack 'Flood School supplies 94.70 David Brown, labottr 52,74 The meeting adjourned on, motion Of Fiselter• to Meet On April 3, at. t OA 'Sterniati ll'Oesser, BeeiSs CARD OF tHANkt wa,nt to thank my relatives, friends; and tieiglilionts, for gifiS cards and visits, While T Wes a nettatit. General .#664 Stour iiiiiditesS was atiPtediated., 1%itary Elhicott 1St paladin, NinfOlnii- agn Prayer still ofintell Beshotd, WEEK.END SPECIALS Square Deal Peas,. 15 oz, tins 7 f or ...... ... . 99 Franco American •Spaghetti 2 for 15.10.i...“0•41144 .101 J • 33.ei MON. TUES. WED. MAR. 26 26 OitioMA,t4 SPRING OF MRS STONE" (color) (Adult Entertatrinierit) MrS. Stone fottiad you could buy :the answer to• loneliness if you have. enough !ftioneY. ShOW 7.16 2nd Show' 6,26 2 Val et Toilet Tissue 'fear k S I ki ICIAL Hot .Crass gut* dot, *"-"" -4- 404' .P/iedii(OH 131 -100'"... tbitiVit