The Brussels Post, 1955-09-28, Page 1Jack Stevens
NAMED AGENT FOR
r7e"" n Y'" NOW
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Miss Flo Buchanan is visiting in
Toronto with Mr. and. Mrs. Lang
Palmier,
Mrs. Milton, Oliver, of Sault St,
Marie, is visliting hen, sister- n
Mrs. Rob' Warwick and Mt.
Warwick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lang Palmer and.
Billie :and Bobbie, 'Toronto, were
week end visitor.% With her aunt 'Miss
Buchanan
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Word .has been received of .the
death Of Lawrenee Lowe, Spalding,
Saskatchewan, a former resident of
Gnaty Itowlisbip. Mrs. Douglas. Hem-
ingway and. Stewart Lowe of 13ritas
els; are a..sistea" and 'brother of the
VAL'S BEAUTY BilOP
Cutting, Styling and
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone 40x Brussels,
immuumiiminiinumn
CAPITOL L1STOWEL THEATRF, _
2 allows nightly 7.110,— LSO o. on.
Matinee SorturdllY 2 p: m.
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BRUSSELS POST THE
$2.00 per year ., $2.50. tit-.111 Leth0161.4 al 106". alla 01.14 °16" D"Selailie" Oitm Wednesda.y, September 28th, 1955 Post Publishing House
Come To Huron County's Foremost Agricultural Fair Brussels Sept. 29 and 30
GOOD !NEIGHBOUR DANCE
A "Good Neigilibour" Dance will be
Vela in Brussels Town Hall on
OCIPber 711. All proceeds donated to I
Jim Medea hospitalization. Ad-
inisistien by donation. Watch for
'nuttier partidulars,
A. Itunli er of Wine 13001101T *4"
ATTENTION
•
osines .recently trent salesmen who
sold lbw were repreSenting the
Canadian Legion, They were repre•
sonting the Clinton branch et the
Canadian .Legiony but BruSsels
Dranon was not belt% represented
and were never notified about this
until you, the Peenle, told some of
the Legion „Inentbera, Our branch I
asks the peoPle to consult us 'befere
giving out ;money to some one ueing
our name as we are, not in the habit
of sending salesmen from door, to I
(gr.people from Drusisel and vieln- I
ity haVe been generouls to our branch
and we appreciate it.
President aosrdmonno GroalusterB:uSselti
P171,031-..ES DAVIS
hiONOR,EO BIRTHDAY
irlitirtaclaY after110011, Sept. 221)(1.,
haPPy ,g1lOuip ,et 'delis and neigh,
bOurS Ma at the. home .of Mrs, Robt,
Gemmel to celebrate the birthday. of .1
Mrs, Charles Davis. The afternoon
poied pleaSantly with social eliat
and the ,goVing of two contests, Cenr
Iluctied by iWi A 'Jane, A Birthday i
.Song, onipog,ekt for the occasion' was I
sunig to the tune of Auld fang Syne.. I
A
DANCE
In Cranbrook Community Centre,
Thursday, October 6th
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra ".
Sponsored by Cranbrook Hall Board
Lunch Booth in the Hall.
Everybody Welcome.
PETER slg, MARIE
Peter died: ,euudsuly
Friday IA big 'hemp, K ,„ Kt, poneeSsien
Mlorriis heart
.attapik. .110 Wag in his filet, year, A I,
oi. AleNan(ley Ste Marie, and the
fernier Selena. .Duivol, meted from
kW's.' eoroniuAity 15101110
yearis ago, His wife, formerly Rosa 1,
Weber OurViveis. !along with one gos,
George Of Clitleird, ,five daughters,
Mrs, L, J. (irene) Brolution, Guelph, ;
PALLING GIRLS IN TEENS
A W arid Fijewlisailp Ttatly is raann.
ed lion ail teen-age Church School and.
C. G, 1. T. girls in 11.thron County. All
are invItAl. Over .300 girls are ex,
pected, The Southern, area grOlips
will meet at ,lames St, Exeter on
Saturday Get. 1st, from 2 - .5 p.m,.
The ntorthera lair% groups will rally
at Wingiham United Church on Sun.,
day, Oct, 2nd, from 2 5 p,m. The
guest. speaker IN Mrs. .1, Marquis, of
Durham, Director of Oirl'o \mark and
Camps till Grey County. The program
,nleo includes a Worship 'Service,
special music ,biY Doris, Jolunston.
and June .and Audrey •Hackwell, a
sing-song,Irecreation, and
DisSous;skion Groups, The Aherne of
this World iPrIendship Rally is,
"Tciillay Well 'Lived." A hook display
will be featured.
I 'Mrs. Belt thou Presented Mrs, Doyle
1 with at beautiful three 'Strand pearl
necklace with matching ear rings
' ,expressing ,Ort hebnilf of the ladies
present,: their sincere gratitude for
the many deeds of neighbourly kind-
1
ness she had done and the line Con
tribaktion to cOmmtnity welfare she
laid rendered, op nntiringly and so
Thleaslanitly, down through, the years,
Mail,
Wins, Hugh (Selena) Dornett,
) vale, Mrs,. Lorn• (Laura) Airthurs,
t Harriston, Mrs. Gordon (Helen) t
Blake; Brussels and Mrs. Victor i
(JOan) Walden, Kitchener. Requiem
high anasis was snug at 10.0
oft Monday in St, Ambrose Roman
Catholic Churc'h hare. Burial was in
1 Mildmay Roman Catholic cemetery,
The D. A. Roan, funeral biome was in
COURT OF REVISION
no- Court of Revision. on the 1950
AgaesStnent R.011. for Morris TOwnsitip
139.0. been adjourned Monday,
October 3r,di.,et'i3 P.m.
Geo, C. Martin, Clerk. Turkeys Freshly Killed for Thanksgivipt
Banquets and Receptions
Special Price for turkey suppers
Oven Ready
GRAHAM WORK
Phone 12 J 18
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SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
DANCE
Music by
LIO,NEL THORNTON
CASA. 'ROYALS
on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30th
Admission 75e'
Dancing 9,30 to 1.00 „
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TEESWATER FALL FAIR
OCTOBER .5th
Light and Heavy Tilorise Chios
Livestock
, 2 Harness Rates,
Iturtniinig Race •
Godevich. Girls? TriumPet, Band
• Hanover Musical Society Bras's Band
.1000 Reserved Seas for :grand, eftand
nit 75c s
Send money Order to•
Alex B. 'MOKague, Teeswater
- 3000 Rush Seats, g.5.0
Coneealt Dance
Freeman, Press
• MelVin Rome, .Sec..
4 • mat moss FOR ALL YOUR •.AUTOMOTIVE
• NEEDS SHOP AT THE
MAC BAEKER AUTO SUPPLY
-Permanent Type Anti Freeze
$2.75 per gallon
;75 per quart.
°barge of arrangements , D vi till s anked the di es, for •
their lovely gift,
A delireiou kinfat was served and
niotbody counted the dandles on the
Birthday Cake, 'which 'Ti. Davis has
able to blow out with two good
otirmig ,puffs. The happy afterneor,
Closed with good 'wishes for runny
more Birthday anniversaries for
Mrs. Davis.
s"Chartie" was remembered ;too,
with a box 'ef .chocolates iii ,themory
'of their wedding anniversary, Sept;
25th. ,
Brussels, Cnt ' CRANRROOK
'Sabbath School and the regular
morning service were withdrawn
ou .Suaday Sept. 35, becaus.ie of the ,
Anni'Versary Services, in Ethel Pres-
byterian ChurolL
On Sunday next. Oct. 2 Rally Day t
will be observed with pupils of the
Sunday School meeting with the con-
gregation at elevnen a. m. Standard ;
Time. Snnday School pupils are ask-
ed to meet with their teachrs in the
NOTICE
We will do Custom Butchering, cuttings.,
wrapping- making Sausage and Hamburg.
er.
We will sell 'Quarters of Beef, bind or
front, also sides of hogs.
W. L. BAEKER & SON "
Phone 6 Brussels, Ont.
STATE FARM INSURANCE
This earefully selected and ;trained
insurance agent will be happy to
advise and .asslisit you in selecting
the inanranIca, protection' you need.
Why qot have him' visit; you so you
can secure his valuable assistance on
your neekla or Life, Auto and Fire
insurance No obligation- Call or
write him wow.
PHONE 108 SEAFORTH
We are always ready for youl-•
Carpentry Work
Kitchen Cupboards, Wardrobes,
Storm Windows and all
your other Carpentry Work.
See us for your needs
BERNARD TEN PAS & SON
Phone 23r12 Brussels BUILDING F'OR SALE
The Village of Brussels offers for
sale by tender the frame building
iformerly used aS.' the Tire pump
Mouse. Tenders to 'be -in .han.ds .of
tine Clerk by Saturday, Oct. 8,1955. dece'as'ed.
G. R. Canlipbell, Clerk,
bllsement of the church at 10.45.
Mr and Mrs. Burnett Smith and
kr. and Mrs. Harry Pflance, Strat-
ford, Mr. ,and Ms. John Boyd, Mc
Milan, and 'Mr. and Mrs Win. Miller,
Grey 'Township, spent e most enjoy
able time recently 'at the home of
.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knight. The
four ladieS boarded with Mr, and /
Mrs Smith while attending Normal
School in Stratford over thirty years
ago, This is the first time all liave
been together Sittee
Mn,.Kenneth Knight spent the
week end with his. family here. Ken•
nett. ,bgins his Istlutdtes, at Waterloo'
College this week.
!mr and Mrs Art. Nichols, Brod-
hagen, were week end yLtitors with
relatives.
Mr, end Mrs. Alex Steiss have re-
turned to their horn‘ after sending
a very enjoyable three week tour of '
([he wet. •
Mr. Stewart SteisS, has returned to' his home after spending the past
three weeks With his 'sister, Mrs.
Charles, Mann, R, R. 1 List/owel. He
was attending Listowel District
High School. 'rim- there.
mgLyLLLE CHURCH
On Stmday, the animal Sunday
School Rally Service was, held, the
Sunday School children occupying
front ,waits, in the church Supt. a
MacTavish ,and Sec'y .Pas. Armstrong
gave out certificates, pins, and other
prizes for perfect attendance. Rev.
Harold spoke to the: children
about ihe Bible, and told them the
number of books. in the Bible, that
the first book, Genesis contains the
hitstory of the beginning of the
World. The, rbut fire hooks were
written' by Moses, and •irt those early
days :lathers sat down and told their
children stories, of •bhe history of the
Hebrew people, stories' of their do-
ings and ±dventores. Prophets and
kings wrOTte many of ,th a books of the
Old Testament, in the New Taste-
meat the first person mentioned is
our Lord Jesus Christ. His life and
work upon eater. Then comes, the
enistles and letters of Paul and other
aPosVes to the early churches.. in
the last books of the Bible, Revel-
ations, there is a warning that noth-
ing must be added or taken away
'from Me Word of gold, as the Bible
,is called. .King David the psalmist
aaid Thy Word have 1. bid. In my
heart, that I might not sin against
thee. Mr 'Colvin said we would like
our boys and girls to memorise as
many texts and Bible Passages as
possible, and will parents help their
children do this.
The choir slang the anthem Con-
sider the Liliets„Teen Cardiff and
Jean MaltarIane taking the solo.parts.
A girls threeparf chorus, sang two
numbers; Will Your Anchor Hold and
Take Time To Be Holy.
Village of Bruissels.
Thermostats 'Ranging frohi $1.05 to
$2.10
Spark Plugs 56c to 69c each,
Auto Light and Chawplon.
Mufflers from $4.35 to $9.20
Tail. Pipes from $2.98 to $4.95
1••••••••
Exhaust Pipes from $3.25 to $4.75
Phone: iResidence 95 - Business 113x
Brussels, Ont.
THE UNITED CHURCH
PUMP AND EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE — • .•
The Village of. Brus,sels will ac-
cept tenders on the sale of the pump
and .othier"equipment. formely used
as at fire pump in the Village. Tend-
era. to in hands, of the Clerk by Sat-
urday, October 8, 1055.
G. R. Campbell, Clerk,
Village of BalulaSelS,
it•
Sunday, Sept, 25th was Rally Day
in the ,United Church. The church
School asSenibiled with the emigre,
gotten for a special service. Mrs.,
'Melville Dennis told, a very fitting
story for dile occasion, The 'anthem
for the day Was "Living for Jesus"
by T. Chisholm and C LOwden.
The names of award winners will
be published next week due to lack
51 :space in this issue.
BANQUETS!
THANKSGIVING DINNERS !
ANNIVERSARIES! t.
SPECIAL OCCASIONS!
TREAT YOUR GUESTS TO A
"DINNER FIT
FOR A
KING"
SERVE THEM A
"Brusse$s Grown Turkey"
-FROM
The JOHN L. WHEELER
TURKEY FARM.
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO PHONE 12 J 13
CROP REPOR1
By G. Montgomery
The general rain on Sept, 33td.,
the first in weeks will be of great
benefit to fall wheat, and pasitinres.
Fourteen. • 614) 4-H Clubs held their
Achievement. Day Programs at font'.
(4) Fall Fairs during the week, Nurn-
berg add quality of Breekl Shows were
on hundred and. fout.een' (11,4) head at
the County Black and White.S.116*,;:
one Mildred land one (101) head at
• BE A GOOD NEIGHBOUR
Tickets,,are .now being sold for
the "Good Neighbour" Dance being '
held in the Brussels. Town Hall, Frt.
day. night, :October 7th.- The dance
is being isportaored, by the Brussels.
13rianati .4../Thei ',Canadian 'tegikon,
Proceeds for the -3As, „Rhoades-
hespftalizatthen fund.' Three arches-
tra.s litaVe proved themselves good
.iteighbotra by offering their . services
free. Prove yourself .a giadd neighbour '
by' haying a ticket, even if. you can't
attend the dance,
Melville Preskyterian
Church
10.00 a. M. Sundtiy School
ti a m. Dlvife Wonohdp
Solo "The Rinlg of Love
My Shepherd Is"-
1Vrargaret Perri's.
Antlitent, "0 Taste and See" --- Goes
Minister: Rev. H. 'I". Setirin, B. D.
Organist : L. D. Thompson R. IL T • -
VORN .
'Marshall — Mr. and Mrs.' F. R.
Marshiall of North Bay are happy
ito announce the birth. of their
daughter, Susan Lynn, on Mon,
day, Sept. 5th. at the Civic HOSP1-
tal. ....
IRIMPAMPRIMIPIIIIIillillilg
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LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE'
' LISTOWEL
Turn at Armouries on Highway IN
tie Gem* Hereford Show and one
hundred and thirty ('130) head at the
' .Perth•Entroti Regional Shorthorn
ShOw. Fogy-One (41) dairy calves
Were. shown In the ("Minty 4-H Dairy
(ShOW, sixitysix (36) beef calves in
the County 441. Beef ShOW and
and ttoirty-four (24) gilts in the I,
County 4-H Ohantionship Swine
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sept. 29 - 30, ,pct. 1.
DOUble Bill
Stirling Hayden and Vvonine De Carte
in
"SHOTGUN"
(color)
"NAVY AIR PAtiROL,,
(color)
Diann Lynn John Derek • .41•4
UNITED CHURCH W A.
The W. A, United Church met on •
Tuesday evening Sept. 20, at the
home of Mm. R, Downing, Ott
president Mrs. COusinS was in the
chair and ,opened the meeting by
the singing of hymn 577. The scrip-
ture reading, Psalm 95, was read by
Mrs. Downing followed by a Thanks-
Sthlo*f. gitling prayer In unison. Mrs. S.
BrYand then read the See. report
end Mrs. W Bell the Treat. report.
Mists Carrie McCracken invited all
'the liadies possible to Attend the
first meeting of the :'S'ave the
Childrenta Club' out Oct, 3 a their
home. Ant invitation was read from
the Mel W. hi, S. inviting the
*ISMS United Church ladies to
their meeting on Oct 6. An in.
vitatien .tfrOM the Anglican ladies
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Thursday, Friday ard Saturday
"HER TWELVE MEN"
Greer Garsen Robert Ryani
Twelve men adored this warden est
yoti will when' you see Creel. Dar-
Thur. - Frt. Sept: 29 • 30
Double Feature
"MR HULIOTt mourJAV,,
Jacques 'T'atl
"CONQUEST OF COGNISE"
(Color) John Hotliak, Robert Stack
The Store For Be* .Bargains
1Nc .Sall The Best For Less
Tip Top Tomatoes 28 oz. tin 2 for 430
. 0.0 0,.i :4
21a.
1$a
for 250
2 for '5c
Aylmer Catsup 11 oz. bottle
StOkleis Peas 15 oz.
Red Bird Matches
Kleenex Soh In the Ladies' Home Journal
Oct. 1 3 story 'that has delighted Minions
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Monday, Tileiday and Wednesday
"CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER"
Guy.Madison Frank Lovejoy
Tilts fioellnd tear. Tile wide Open'
pEigeritry, The: deuritieSs ootniadt of
the West vast Indian country as
no living person has ever seen it
Ri
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Sat. - Mon, Oct. 3-4-5
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(Actuit beloee.
TlittitatlaY, Fridayand Settirday
liA4ONA,o'
Gig' Young' '444 ,Pgil Bergen
to ottr Clitireli to. Meet With their(
on Oat'. 20th, it NVIAS. decided to haVe
ite Fait Pall lyeelth this year glut all
Our •oheitt6t, to •gb toward our Fowl
Siinner to he held Olt Ott,, IS, co-t
ititilitteet Were ,fornied And ladies tilt*
tug dare of tatleS Were iiented,
itclititSt chlidt,et
ueidee tWette "66 cents„ DISOUSSion as
to 'kAittlier we should slail tickets
hetet% ,hated tlebk plate- A. reading
Wika..giVeti by Mrs.. Lane Whiblt was
hollowed by a SPIendid Fueled, 'MISS
PleCraelteii thanIted the hostess and
the e.eilii.kuittod .11ef ii ,lovely. 'evening.
The ineethig ellosed, With the
N,escafe Instant Coffee 6 oz. jar a a• $1.89•
Tomahawk Peas) 15 oz: #itn 10d
You Will find other values jtlit at great au Weis lit
The United Church
OF CANADA
\habitat:, Hey. A. Lanai.. $1. A, la
Divide Worship 11T, O'cllock.
Would Wide CeitimOniolit.
Stolid* Seltdoi — 1s2 o'clock:
"This do in rientednbrande, Me.."
is
Anglicah,Chitrah
CAMADA
Parish of IiIPUI SIS
Ittv; A. Norman
K fain' Willi*
34 ;AL
St. oatotehi driuectii, tieateyo,,
St. Georges Church, 'Widen
Int
ittitNitt0' •titAxiceilitv.ING
Not just ta•day Every Day of the OVA,
'PHONE T " ‘,,we esuvso
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Go To The thti(*•;-'• WIN A CAR r i,biVitibtb t-ItAkiw
All * Ose tDc ,'
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...With each adult ticket to See- that AleXaiitier. Knox, Cornell Borchers
Wonderfiti COMedy IITONIGHtt
THE NIGHT"' Starring, David iNiNien'... tuet, ... Wecti Oct. .4 - .v.1,
We are giving one free ticket en the i'
Listaiivel ,Rotary Club: 2-60- 'cilia*
is Littf MAilet-IALL0 i
So come One and all. Ede' a good show
you won't 'forget and yeti iriay win
either a TUder Ford or. C• David i1/411\len ' Mal.ddlei Lelf3ht6ii
Sedan. teWit Sandi., LetiOn- Sind;
county squieet talfitcw 'Oetietteaiii ...,
to :provide diktat. 'enteriatiiiiiiiii*: Children.°0 PlaYSOOlintt ",.:* g Sheik
*too* . eat*, or Coditiiii a4 -""'*"'' o' —"' — Beliedletion, r 'Ciiitiliran podia, 111 Voila. fii -iidELL•t4S5'brAtt4 tioWij
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