The Brussels Post, 1966-03-31, Page 5DANCE
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, APRIL 1st
Ian Wilbee Orchestra.
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Lunch will be served. Prizes Admission: 50c
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
(Murray Gaunt M.P.e.
H u ron-Sruce)
This week saw the beginning Of
the Department of Labour esti-
mates. The Labour Minister, in a
statement in the Legislature
took a firm. position against
reduction iu the maximum work
week below the present limit of
4S, hotu'S. 1.1.1.11
He stated that people will
either moonlight in the extra
leisure time available to them or 11
the restriction itself may prove
so costly to the growth of the
economy as a whole, that ex-
pansion will decelerate and em-
ployment will remain static.
The throne debate was complet-
ed on Thursday night. The
Amendment by the Liberal Party
was defeated.
There has been a lot of interest
generated by the. Steven Truscott
case. The 'Provincial Legis-
lature is not involved in the case
at the present time except in the
area of turning over tne material
including the Funk Report and
the transcript of the trial to the
Federal Authorities for review.
The case is being studied by the
SOM.:LW!' General, Hon. Larry,
Pennell to determine whether
the case should be re-opened.
L:1lUer questioning in the On-
tario 1.,egisht tare Lae Attorney
U,eneral, Aaiun \%isilart, admit-
ted that. Steven Truscott's lawyer
did not use a report from the
Department on the °outwits of
,jhynne kla1 rper's stomach. The
contents of the stomach were
used to establish the time of
death which was a key thew): in
the Crown's case subsequently
leading to Truseott's conviction.
The analysis or the contents of
the murdered girl's stomach was
made by laboratory technician
John Funk, 111r. Funk was not
called as a witness at the trial.
Dr. T. L. Penison of Stratford,
the pathologist wno testified at
the trial said that the stomach
contents indicated that food had
not been there more than two
hours before deatn.
Other pathologists questioned
about the case have said it is
almost impossible to determine
the time of death through. exam-
ining the stomach contents alone.
This is only one of several
pieces of 'vital evidence that was
neglected or overlooked at the
trial, according' to Mrs. Isabel
THE UNITED CHURCH
CIF CANADA
Minister: Rev, A. M. Johnston
B.A., S.D.
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
9:15 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Public Worship
PAL.5BYTTERIAN
01 CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Interim Moderator:
Rev, McLean
Organist: Margaret Thompson
ARCT
10:00 a.m. Church l3bli001
11:00 a.m. Public Worship
ANGLICAN ellUNCIri
Or CANADA
Sector: Rev. M. I. Jennings
8416. L.TH.
Organist: Mrs. 8. • Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11:8U a.m. Morning Prayer
and Primary Church School
St. Alban's and 'St Davlsre
ATWGOU
10:UO a.m. Morning Prayer
and Church Beath s1
Le i3ourdais in her book "The
Trial of Steven Truscott" the
book that started all the Centre-
versary whicn nas spread rapidly
from one end of the country to,
the other.
The case is of more than pas-
sing interest locally because the
crime took place in T,uckersmith
Twp. near Clinton and the boy
was tried in Goderich, seven years
ago.
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to thank luy neignoours
and friends for their visits,
flowers, cards and letters receiv-
ed dui lug my stay in Listowel
Memorial hospital. They were
greatly . ppreciated.
Elizabeth Dickson
I would like to say sincere
thanks to my neighbours and
friends for cards, gifts and
Visits while I was a patient iu
Clinton Hospital. It will always
be remembered.
Lonald MeAr ter
The C.P.T. committee of Brus-
sels 1.0.,O.F. extend their thanks
to the Entertainment
committee for their donation of
$100 which was received from the
proceeds of the recent Brantford-
CKN1 hockey game played here.
wish to thank my many
friends, and neighbours, also the
staff of Grey Central School,
Ethel, for cards, flowers and
treats while 1 was a patient in,
Listowel M.emoriai Flospial.
Special thanks to Dr. Munn,
nurses on the second floor, also
Rev. Allan Johnton of Brussels.
Andrew' Bremner.
I would like to thank my
neighbours, friends and relatives
for cards, treats and visits while
was a patient in Seaforth
Hospital and in. St. Joseph's
Hospital. London. Also special
thanks to Dr. Brady and Dr.
Carroll and the nursing staff.
Malcolm A. Fraser
HUron County Hog Producers'
4-1-1 Swine Clubs — Gilt
and Market Hoy.
Brussels 4-H Beef Calf Club
Brussels 4-H Dairy Calf Club
Brussels '4-H Corri Club
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Lynn Evans wish to express
their sincere thanas to rela,tiN US,
friends, and neighbours ior their
kindness .and expressions of
~y,apaihy during their recent
bereavement. Their kindness will
always be remembered.
1IOY — The family of the late
George Hoy wish to extend heart-
felt thanks and appreciation to
their many friends, neighbours,
relatives and the employees of
Campbell Soup Ltd., Listowel.
for the floral triblites, messages
of sympathy and other acts of
kindness shown us during the
recent illness and sudden loss ot
a dear husband, father, and,
grandfather.
Special thanks to those dear
friends who did so much extra
and to our pallbearers.
TWO BIG EASTER DANCES
THURSDAY APRIL 7th,
SATURDAY, APRIL 5th
Next week the i'.insnien
Pavilion, '1Vingham, present
Big ]aster Dances. Thursday,
April '7th it's the big- 10-piece
BAND of JOHNNY DOWNS,
direct from Wonderland in Lon-
don 'with wonderful music of the
1:orties for the adult crowd. Danc-
ing. 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission
$.2.00 each.
Saturda,y, April 9th, Big Easter
Holiday Dance for the Teenagers
with music by the very popular
JAYE'S RAYDERS
Dancing- 9 to 12. Admission $1.25
each.
at pntario Department of
Agriculture,
Board Room, Clinton, Thursday,
April 7th, at. 8:30 p.m.
t Brussels Library
Thursday ,April 14th at
8:30p.m
MUTTER .BRUSSELS •
All boys and girls who have reached their 12th birthday by January
1st, 1966, and have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st,
1965, are invited to join one of these clubs.
HURON COUNTY
CLUI3 LEADERS ASSOCIATION