The Brussels Post, 1957-03-13, Page 1Mrs; Waiter 8, Forrest.
Brussels vontrimulty was saddened
to learn of the passing of
Mus Walter S. Forrest in Clinton
Xiornmrinity Hospital en Monday
Maven 4th, in her 79th. year, She
had been ill atkutt a Infanta with a
howl, Collate%
The former Cbristittna Robb was
born on the first concession of
Morris toweeitia on April 22nd, 1878,
She Was 'the youngest of nine child.
ran born to the late Henry Robb and.
Christiana Hunter,
On New Year's Day, 1907 she Was
!married to Walter S. Forrest. They
farmed 'on the sefoond conecession of
',fallouts until 1130 when 'they moved
to Walton, residing 'there for four
years, In 1943f they molved -to Brits
sels whore Mir, Iz'orrest died, in
Novemeber, An infant son, Joseph
"Vernon died in 1915, aged 11 months.
Her chief interests were in her
home and heaping ethers. She was
a, real friend to all children and
elderly people.
-Ste lea,'ves to mourn her lose one
slater Margaret (Mrs. John Peacock)
of Boissevaln, Man, and a number
of nieces and nephews in. Ontario
and' the Western provinces.. Four
'brothers, William Joseph Henry
land James and (three sisters, Mary
Ann (Mrs. W. J. MoKin,ney) Lucy
(Mrs. , 0, B. Forreata and Sarah:;
(Mrs. John .4cLeed) predefceased
heir.
The funreal service was heldl
f;a4ednesdlata faikernecta, March 6Ith.
6om the D. A, Rann funeral- home, -;
JI3nufseels with Rev. a.. Lane conduct t
:ing the service. Inaerment was In I
(Ube Brussels cemetery.
The pallbearers were Alvin
Higgins; Jack McWhirter, Charles
SPenIce Scott, George ohnston
and Alex Shaw.
CARD OF THANKS
The .Rink Conamittee would like
to 'thank all those who contributed I
in any way to make their Ice
!Carnival a great success.
CARD OF THANKS
I Would like to thank my friends '
and -neighbours who !so 'kindly re_
membered me in so many different
ways -during try recent.stay in, Tic_
toria Hooplfital, London!, and, since
I came home.
Tt„ will always be remembered.'
Mildred Wheeler
BRUSSELS PUBLIC' SCHOOL.
BOARD MEETING.
4arch 1, 1,957
Tao 73russels Public ^School. Ooard
licid its wegniar inotttng on the I
above .date with All mentoers pre,„
seat,
The . minutes ahe previous ),
Meeting were read and, adopted on
maion by Ray Bronson and Roy I
Kennedy.
- Carried,
lTie !following amounts- were pro
secnted:
lrihte Intivance
Workman and McWrirter,
ote6limg-
Poet Pitblishing House
- G. ,Stenitenaon, expellees to
),Baden
B3'dre •
Dli2faheith 7711ioitt, stamps
$50.00
15.00 i
7.50
10.00 '
'33.26
Ir 5.00
1957 VARIETY REVUla
,4opfi rgs 'HUGE SUCCESS
A packed house greeted the open„
ing night of 'the 1957 Yaillietiy ReYue
here on Friday of last 'week. A large
terewd also attended the se-need ler.,
romance on,"Saturday nigift, It was
produced under tiij direction of the
East liuron Agricultural, Socleta.
The show nreselited in. 'two
parts, jonicir and senior. The ebild,
lama liertion, an. operetta, "The
Land of Dreams Come "arms", Was
a'Aellghtful fantasy filled with songs,
and dances and' the various char.:
asters 'were ,beantifully ,costumed, It
was under 'the direction of Mrs, G.
Galbraith assisted by Misses Luella
Milticihell and Jessie Little, "Mrs: Wm.
King Sr, was the accompanist, The
'senior revue opened with -a 1 act
'farce enacted by' membera of the
Huron Junior Farmers and Institute.
T
;
he remainder featured hit tane6
'with eon's -and dances presented in
solo, duet, arena, and novelty
numbers 'with apPtroPriate (costumes
and lighting. Mrs. Kennedy was the
direeter, Donald Dunbar was the
accompanist. Mrs. C. Davis and Mrs'
K -Sburrie in, charge of costumes
Mr. W. Shortreed was M. C.
•••••••a ,•010, ,•••••,•••••
ST. JOHNS GUILD
The regular meeting of St. John's
Ladies Guild aaas held on Wednes-
day, +at 'the home of Mrs. Jewell.
!There were nineteen member;
present.
The meeting opened wan the
singing?' of a -hymn. The Lord's
Prayer was then repeated by ever3a.
one The minutes of the last meeting
ataire read alna actopted: The
treasurer gave a rep(ort on the
skating (panty and the Lion's Club.
-an was maidle alt ache skating Party.
The collection and dues Were taken
up.
'ROC Jewell gave a talk on "Clhurch
History" which 'ryas' very interesting.
Mrs. Smith, tesident, spoke on
the large attendance and welcomed
the ladies from :Walton who -came
Ito the meeting.
Ta was decided to let the Bishop
wedding party have that use of the
church hall. It 'was moved 'by Jean
Warkman and seconded by Mrs.
Whibtard that we don't charge for
the hail but let the wedding -party
give a donatiera.
Plans were made for the Pancake
Supper which was to be held on
March '6 h..
Mna. Jewell, Mrs. Bryans and Mrs,
Davis were anaeinted as helpers In
the World Day of Prayer.
Moved by Mrs. Geo Dallas, seeoind-
ed by Annie Pollard that we give
$20 the proceeds 'front the skating
'party to the Junior Armaliary girls
rand cubs':
Mrs Gleagow itited the Guild
to her home for the next meeting
willfickh is to he (held on March 14.
Mrs. Jewell -closed the anleating
with prayer. A tasty hinch was
Isenvad by Mary Bird, Isabel Aldock
and Mrs, Bryans,
The Kansas Farmer and
His. Entertainers will
•
present their annual
CONCERT AND DA
4
In Brussels Town Wall ors
Friday Eye.,, March .22
A Two-Hour Conceit. with
Dance. After..
One Admission 5(1...Childreit 25c
Auspices
11russels. Lions Club
9.
4
Melville „Church
Minister: Rev. H. T. Colvin, B. D.
Banday Scho01
Public Worship
* •
The United Church
OF CANADA
, Riiv. A. Lane, R. A.- B
11 A. 11. Atone //Thrill*
JeStts God
S LS
$2.00 per year - $2.50 Mali, 4.utkieriaat ale. mese dam ma% yea OM, DoPistment, Ott ,WI WedriesClay, March 13th, 1957 Post Publishing ••••••••••••
"Decorate for Spring"'
WITH
Benjamin 'M, core- Paint*
Super Kern-Tone or Kern Clow
We Carry A Full ;One And, Give
A Cash ,Discount.
" I ft*t.*6 I! $ . . . $$ I IP*.** $$ * $ ..............................
Lynn Valley Apricots 15 oz. .4 • .
19c
Paramount Cohoe Salmon, 1/2s . • *•14 I 39c
Johnson's Paste Wax 2 Lbs. • • • • • 99c
Cheery Morn Coffee lb 95c
Nature's. Best Corn 15 oz. 2 for 29c
Machan's
Brussels. Ont.
411111.1.011111111111111.1•11,
HELP WANTED
Due to am Increase in business, we are in urgent
neied of
0000 Imo. .
fou wit Ind other amities Just as great as these at
THERUTLEDGEGROCERY0.
Three Mechanics and a Parts Man
,Harry Menai salary 4.00 ;
Moved' ay Louis Ebel and second
ed by Aletha Rann 'these accounts
be paid,
-- Carried..
Moved ',by Roy Kennedy and
seconded by 'Ray Bronson. the list
of supplies as presented ,by Prin.
,aip,ka K. Ashton 'be Purchased. !
- Carried.
Moived by Aletha Rann and -sec ,
onded by Roy Kennedy the Sec.
oubscrihe to the Municipal World. I
also fon one copy of Argus for each
heard member yhen renewing mem
hcrt-hip ,Trusteel5P Association.
- Carried.
The inquiry and fact fihding corm
Inlifitee reported they had Icentacted
B. R. Tlhontas and togteher they I
teltecled. all the roams of tfhe School
for necessary repairs,
Estimated Cost Of Repairs
Not Just today or to-morrow, but Every Day of tits year.
• Phone 7 We Deliver
Excellent workiagoonditions dint platy. Group hospital_
ization and physician services.
Apply Box,06$1, The Banner, Listcoget
NOTE: Oar Einiployeesi are aware of this advertisernient.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
*lab:Were( (thanks and approdatian to
' tall those who sent cards, letters, and
tre'ad's and also those Who visited
our aunt Male. 'Walter S. Foirest
Iduring her illness. !SinIcere thanks to
friends and neighbours fair floral
' Oblates and ether vets of kindness
shown 'us in our recent 'bereaVement.
Christie and Andrew intr.:it:all
Viola and Graham 'Campbell
WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER SERVICE
raeaders of the World Day of
Playa*: S V:174(18, held, Friday after
noon Church were Mrs.
;Wan. Spain, airs. M. Dennies and
Mrs. F. Ieaveil. Assisting Mrs. Dennis
in her se;ction of the prgramme as
Readers 1, -2 and 3 were, MrS%
Walker, ,Mrs. Rowiland and Mrs.
Cousins. The' theme for the pro-
igramme 'was, ‘Who Shall Separate
Usa Remora 8, al.
. Prayers, were offererd by Mrs. H.
Mre. K. Martin, Mrs. Glasgow
and Mrs. L. Nichol.
Mrs. Wan. King was organist ;
throughonit the programme and
accompanied Mrs. K. Smacks of
Walton in her solo.
A very fitting address entitled
,`Traryer" prepared by Miss Bessie
Moses was read by Mrs. (3, Beaker.
The ushers chosen for this °cm.
sten 'were Mrs. Wrn. Martin, Mrs.
H Allan, Mrs. C. krauter and Mrs.
D Hemingway
The offering refeeiv,ed 'was .$18.85.
,Collecitiona at World Day of Prayer
:services ,aret forwardel to the
Worneillea InliteraOhurch Council of
(Canada, 97 97 -St George St, Toonto.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkby
A largely attended funeral service
for the late Mr. and 1Vare Robert
Kirkba was conducted on Friday
'afternoon by Rev. W. M. Thomas
at Duff's (United Church' Walton.
Mr. and Mrs.., Kirkby were in.
stoutly, killed Tuesday morning,
near Ethel when returning home{
from Elmira. , Mrs, Kirkby was the
former 1Vaargarret Walker, daughterj
'of Mr. anti Mrs. Ben Walker, Balsa]
eels and Mr. Kirkby Was blue son
of Mr. at-ad Mrs. Herbert KdrkbY.
Pesides * the 10131o:wing parents
;they leave rib unoran their loss three
three children David '15, Mary 13,i
and Bobbie al years, also four
brothers, George, Burwseh; Lewis,
tOallifornia; -Frank, Walton. and
Thomas, MeKillop.
1VIrs. Kirkby wale an active worker
lin 'the church and vats at the time
of her death vide president of the
Walton W. M. S. -and 'W. A. group
$8000.00
$2000.00
$800.00 I
$1000.00
$ 200.00
$9000.00
Plastering
New, Roofs
Winderwa,
Steil
Toilet S;eats
Heating System
Seaforth Figure Skating Club
W1-NTER CARNIVAL
SATURDAY MARCH 16th
at 8:30 P. M.
SEAFORTH ARENA
Drills Solos Comedy
Precision Skating
Assisted by a few Few Members of
Stratford Skating Club
,Directed by Mr. Dennis Silverthorne
Admission: 75c cnildren sue.
Students 60c
Total, $81000.00 1
These figures do not Include
estimates on floors or beams or
paleing or tire escapes.
The members of_the board were
,pleased to haane ;Inspector J, H.
Kincaid at the tweeting. Following
an interesting and inforrnative
iccssiorn, It was aniolved by Gordon
•Sten!4onson and seconded by Louis
Ebis, Mr. Kincaid 'be instructed to
deak tentative approval for !the
erection of a new school( from. Dept.
'of Edufca,tion
- Carried
Morved by Louis Ebel, seconded
by Ray ilronfsonf parents night be
observed in the nkiar Altura.
- Carried. I
the meeting Ealjortinnled on a motion
All business being concluded
1by. Gordon Stephenson and RoY
Kennedy.
Oa Dept. of Lanus and Forests rhea,
FIREPLACES ADD ATTRACTIVE NOTE o many public paanta-
rounds ,across Ontario-and help 'prevent forest res. This one is nit
James Lake in North Bay District.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
N ,CANADA
Knox Church, CRANBROOIC
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
Service' Of Worship . 11. A. IL
• *
Knox Church, ETHEL
-Minister: Mr. C. L Thompson
Sunday School 1.80 P. Mr
Service Of Worship 2.30 P. M. - Carried.
Elizabeth F, Elliott, See.,,Treas,
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
WE 'WELCOME YOU TO
OUR SERVICES
* ' ) Tuesday, Marelh, fi, W. M. S. ,that lit
the Obuirch Parlour,
In the absence of the Piresid.ent.
Mrs. It. Thomas, the meeting was
led by Dennis. 'Opening hyinn
was 'folioNted 'with prayer 'by Mrs,
T. IStraclatn i Scrifplture WnS taken by
Mrs. R. 'COnaliria. Reit',dell was
answered !by 0. friease Odiatainingathe-
Word 'f'preareira
Mrs. R. Denali* reParted for
,Oblidatian r SteWerilehipl, Mrs. T. Wilt Kirkby Wee , known
Strachain fOf Chri*iati Citiaatiehin thrOngiroitt 'britar14 Where
and Miss. .F Bitaltanturi renlerted tor he had rated hearses for the Past
'the Stamp' collectiatt; Mrst. Jas. 'Nat'l; YeM`s•
Ibuii and Mrs, fa: Cousins were The bailie& Were taken ite the G3-dat
afinoktited " delegat'e's , lie attend Fenerial tionte, Seaferth Until Wed_
Ole Rayon .Prelabatendal, Meath 27, .1teadaY
'alien
they *ere itiOved tie
ao aa
he afflautaia maas .gaataaa lite Walker Funeral Heine, Brussels
fl'aleIhonine of fibre& ta n te be the 'Wfhieli ,IS eon:dieted bY late
guied Easter gthilety *to Mrs.
yiauied
tatitet,
,tillatinkofferthe ttinday., Nana A Priade aerated, was held there
to 'at .11 a ahi Friday Meaning after
Reek!: t4st of and Make Way atioli • they Were removed Itta 'Buff's
for Brotherhood WaS !taken), by Mt. United Oni*eitu. W,sitt5„#,
It, Walker and Mrs, L 14161'11a Siek IMII1blenittat
calls W,Cire reff:erfek2i3 Calls matte.
,•Pirrni 4 FTOWFI THEATRF
2 'heave friVtly 7'.3o i.4O o, pa.
Matinee Saiurdav < a...,
Fri. Sat, 6 Mar. 16 - le
Tab HUhter Natalie Wood
Oar in •
"THE BURNING HILLY"
ilinemaScoPe
The CAPITOL will be 'renovated f6r
this picture Ciratoh Sol II SitiOtik
"itth.6 Word was 'mad'e flesh and ,
dwelt among One • Oidi Wee
Mar. 18 19 20' 2t
k
22. 23
One:show brity Each Wok 8:00 P.m,
OFFICIAL OPENING
of the improved _ resented,
CAPITOL THEATRE,,.
A tree rose for- the
Meriday -evening
Fleet district showing
Lee i Oilman
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'L Anglican Church
OF CANADA
I ParliA of
_NW. Frail k. Jewell, L. S. T. Roster-.
jOhniit Chtitthi flrueitets
11 :A.. it, tiatti4
launday &bog --
WIJIJNtSDAY'S IN LENT
8 P k. Addressee eiit Oliristiau
KlhtirGU History
St. ' "-
2 .$fl't5., M tay
$11-ndafleitkii
4.
bitsin t'eas is meeting
'closed *tett a hyiiia and' the, Mizpalt
Beiletlietienr.
gpEf.tlAL
00:e -ihry Need-
Jib r.IIXtI dittitti OIL titortivta
Until
55.56 eciiiiPlete
VALog dkAtITY SHObpE
'tato Traria Nelatni filarkS,
• • lain: Thatiler, Walter lieWley„ dank
' Akan 'gear& And BteiVitrt
Iteeth thow*otoloitiot
iinalop friends of tlin
teceaaled, •
'tower( betirera 11tiittt y Kirkby
bottgla2 KirkbY, Herbert ItirkhYd-
"
WilAtainson.
d"elvald
Friends, and rehttiV61 'attended I
on Cash Citk, banal:4, Safnia. ij
toadod, Strat.,
ford, Mitchell, Elmira and tiviieltet Jl
'W AR AND PEACE
A young rilanOs- first taste Of battle, a
iettriq `girl's .,first taste ..of love, A
*Wit Mind's first taste of icieaa, A
oiiah,s. first taste if old age area all
iireinatized iseadeIi.,
Wert "Arlity ...is the Comniete aalitt
Please N ote
p
cirainnabf the hilinan heart
one. idieW. eich- 'night g /zici' P. Nit
Adult's •ige 'Students, .50c 1 Chilclreq,;851' , . . ,