The Brussels Post, 1958-04-09, Page 1REBEKAH' LODGE EUCHRE PARS"''.- for teen and 1-adine
WED, APRIL 16th.
Euchre at 8.30 p. tn.
will he held in the I. 0. 0. F. Lodge Rooms poop PRIZES ADMISSION 50c LUNCH SUMO*.
Everyone Welcome
o's
DANCE
FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD
Featuring "The Brunettes”
The Sensational All Girt Orchestra
In Brussels Town Hail
FRIDAY. APRIL 1 I th.
Dancing 9.30 — 1.30
Lunch Booth in the Hall.
Admission,: Popular Prices
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How Does Your Farm Entrance Appear
To The Passing Motorist ?
The North Huron Junior Farmers a;re organizing 2iattiF
Gateway Tinprofvement Project during the spring and etmccd.
months.
Open to antyane in •Pia,st Wiawanosh, Morris, Turnherry, '7.14;7'
Grey Townshipe,
They will be judged on originality, improvement and
Prizes Offered Will Tol4 $75.00
1st Prize - $25.00 2nd - $20,00 •3rd - $10.00:
4th - $10.00 5th - $5.00
If you wish to enter this project a picture of your
gateway will be taken by Mier 1st at which time the nro7rtet.'
begine and :another picture will be taken September 1st, when friz
contest 'closes, In this way the judges will Come to iiree,
decision.
ENTRY FORM
Name —
Address —
Lot No. Concession Twin ,
Telephone —
Mail this entry form, before May lst, to Glen, Coultes, R. it.
Brussels.
CARD OF THANKS
14evish to thank my neighbours,
relatitvies and frienids for flowers,
cards and treats giVen to me while
in hospital.
All your kindness was deeply
appvicialted and will never be for-
gotten,
Frieda Pipe
CARD OF' THANKS
The Canadian Roth„ Cteas extend
their sincere thanks to Mingo,' ;
donations made. the Red Oress
.Campaign ettedesS:. to, the
reeteibere of the thewels- Ladles
Athitliary to the Catiadien Legion,
wild• sponsored the ;mitres§ In this ;
district, for their splendid co,
operation.
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CARD OF THANKS
We Wish ,i0 eXPre,§§ out' sincere
thanks anti entiredo-ti011: to l'0161116L,
ifi•iends and neigithatia for acts Of: i
kiminese, PX.nreeeleite of sytntsa.thY„,,
beautiful' floral tributes atiel Girlden,
Bibles. in One recent• herea.Vetitent
of n beleted Inisband Anti
Si:vial thinks to John 'ArFirthi,
AC'V. t). 010 Itehelsa its and
the, rillr,eieS.
Mrs b. MrtIortilit and: •family
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SCCOgSSFtil_Y C(iihiQl,AJORD.
EAS'I'ER VISITORS BRUSSELS LEGION
REGULAR MEETING.
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The roeently leoncluded Caniraes I Miss Ruby Stnitli, Terente of this dietrict in connection with
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,The regular monthly .meeting of (
Brussels 14c)gion Branch 21$. was
hold, on Wednesday, Awn 2 with, a
large turnout of members and 1
;•isitors from BowielT„ Wingbarn
.1110 Blyth branches,
The meeting was composed mainly
of initiation of new members. into
the branch, namely James Bremner,.
William. Bremner and Fred. Coy.
An initiation team from Winghern
Branch took charge tor the initiation,
this group consisted of J;a,elt BateSon,
Zone Commander; Don Adam, Dist-
rict Membership Officer; Lloyd
Csai4ter!, President Winghiant Bran,..-
ch; John Pattison, Zone Secretary;
leo. Brooks, Segt. at Arms, Wing-
hem Branch,.
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the Rod. Cross 'Campaign,lrl F.* R.,Smith, i
Cie sum of $2474.0 Miss Esther Smith, Kitchener, at
her home here,
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Miss Jean Themes, Kitchener,
at her home.
Ren;a4 Lane, Lakeside, with (
Lester Meehan and 'other friends.
Campbell Grant, Toronto, with his
parents Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Grant.
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Miss L. McFadden, Toronto with
her *ants, Mr, and Mrs, C. Mc-
Fadden. •
Mr, and Mrs. W, Porter of 'Whit-
by with Mr, -and Mrs. Harold Ker-
nay,
The -cameo in this 0area, was
sponsored; and carried out by the
ladles of tilie Brussels Auxiliary
to the Canadian Legion.
Cudney Tomatoes, 28 oz. 23c
Maple Leaf Cheese Slices 2,8c
Gold seal Sockeye Salmon 47c
Aunt Sally 2 Fruit Marmalade 33c
Stokleys Peas, 20 oz., y2 for 37c
iou 1.01 'Ind other values just as great as these at
THE riEDGEGROCERY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
PLAN RUMMAGE SALE
The Dael Huron Agricultural
Society' are' planning a Rummage
Sale to be held 'early in May,
Sale proceeds to prolvede funds
to build a 'new ofilice and wish
rooms at the fair grounds.
They are ,asking you, 'the People of
this community to assist them
this project by donating articles.
suitable for sale,
Many of use have a number of good
Ross Bennett, President of Brus-
sels Branch, calle}1 on most of the
above to speak also the. District
Service Officer, George Inglis front
ITowick Branch. Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the year.
things we don't use, and therefore
don't need, Why don't we donate
these to this Rummage Sale.
The need for the iiroposcie build-
ing is apparent to everyone So why
not do what you can by donating as
many suitable articles as you can i
as soon as possible.
Contact the MACHAN HARD-
WARE now to have your donations.
picked picked up.
MELVILLE GUILD
Phone 7
We Deliver
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IN CP1.1..AIDA
ETHEL
The Branch discussed joining the
Eye Bank and the Secretary was
instructed to write to Command for
more information on this subject.
After the president had than-
iced the initiation team and other
srleakere., the meeting adjourned. Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
„Su,nday §chool 10 A. M.
Easter Worship 11 A, M.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake de Doelder of
,Halton, spent the Easter holl-
day at their home in the village.
Mrs, W. nas Stephenson is ill at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Sp;eiran.
Miss Alma Patterson, Reg., N.
Owen Sound, is at her home here.
Mr. Stanley Hall, Whiteman, with.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall.
Ethel 4-H Club
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Miss Cathenne Leach, Toronto, r
with her parents' Mr. and Mr. k
W. G. Lea,,,,Ah.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald McRae and ,
faintly, Toronto, with his mother
Mrs. T. McRae.
Mr, A. Weeks. with his wife and,
family at the home of her Parents, (
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bennett,
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t Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Sidman and The March taleettni of Melville
Young Women's Guild was held in, Detroit with hen Parents,
the church parlour with twenty Mr. and Mrs. L. Waxman.
* * members -Present, i Donald Edgar,IToronto; Bruce of Jean Higgins was in •diearge of '
the first petition and °Pone(' the Hamilton; and Jim of Southampton,
with their mother, Mrs. M. Edgar. meeting with, a. hymn after which
Mary Fischer led Iry Prayer,
' Miss Jane Rann, Kitchener, and
Bob Rann, London, with their
I 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rann.
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Ruth Hemingway, of Mc.:
Institute, Guelph with her
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Hem. Roll call was answered and
business dicussed, It was decided
: to have the Pot Luck Slipper on,
Coleman, April 11th at 6.130 p. m. with a
and Mr. short .program to eallow.
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FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE{
The March meeting of the
Friendship Circle was held in the '
United Church parl'ou'rwith 37.r 1 members present,
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Knox ?::,burr::,, li•THEL
Minister: Mt. C. L. Thompson
Bible Class 1.00 P. M.
Sunday School 1.00 P. M.
Easter Worship 2 P.M.
Jesus is not the Resurrection and
the Life because He rose from the
dead; He rose from the dead be-
cause He IS the Resurrection and
the Life.
PLAN TO ATTEND CHURCH
THIS SU,NDAY
Mary Lowe a pened the meeting ,
with the theme "Blest be the tie
thalt .bWeclIs" ,follovrod with the
Lord's Prayer. '1
Members of the Blyth group were I
welcomed by the president.
The se`ripture lesson taken.
front Judges, was read in unison
and Deborah, our Woman of the
Bible, was presented this month
by Leona. Armstrong.
The president, Winnifred Edgar,
then took ;charge. The secretory's
and treasurer's reports were given
and the roll call answered by
"Something Pertaining to St.
Patrick".
The attendance cards were mark-
ed and the name of one more new
member added. Kate Wilson is
Mies
Donald
parents.
ingway.
The first meetinlg of the Ethel
4-H Club, "The-Club Girl Stands
On Guard", was held at the home
of the leader, Mrs. 'Ted on
;Thursday night, April ard, at 8,00
P m.
The meeting was o-..ened with
the 4•1-I pledge.
The--- election of officers by
ballot followed,
President — Beatrice Alexander
,Secretary — !Margaret Smith
Press Reporter — Irene Noble
Discussion for a name for the
club followed. It was decided that
each girl would bring a suggestion
to the next meeting.
It was 'decided by ballot that
the club members would take
turns having the meetings In their
homes.
The next meeting to be at Mrs.
Gill's on 'Dhairsdaty afternoon, April
10, at 2,00 p.m,
It was decidcel that -,dreg girl Would
bring ideas for the book covers to -
the members was diseuased.
The pamphlets and papers were
distributed,
,The outline of the requirements of
the was discussed.
The Club Girl as a Canadian
citizen. Was discussed'. The Freedom
of speech, worship, voting, the 'rich
resouces, ed,ulelation, tolerance, a
democratic government, our res,
pensibilly to onotect resources, I
to learn labont hstalth seilvices and ,
to promote them, s'howing that its I
greet to be a Canadian
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Mr. and Mrs.. Donald
and famay of Elmira.,
and Mrs. Jack Coleman and
family of Port Colborne with
Mr, and Mrs. A,. Coleman, charge. A hymn was sung followe4
' with prayer by Louella. MitChell.
Scripture was givem by Margaret
MeCuteleon taken from St.. John
Cairds of tblanits were read after
which Margaret Tyerman took
leading with trine points. •
A bazaar, planned fOr October 25th
was discussed at length and corn- I
minittees appointed.
Two bundles of material were
displa.yed which, we had, obtained
free .of charge from Batons and
Simpeons for the r(nrpose of me:k-
ing articles for the bazaar,
Donations :air& now being received
and some aprons and other articles
were handed in..
At the close of the meeting re-
freshments were serir.ed by the
committee in charge, Mary Fischer,
Leona) Armstrong and Jerrn Higgins,
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GRANT SHOES and MEN'S VtflEAR.,
Offer for Spring
A fine Variety of Suits and Top Coats -- Jackets for cool ever:52,W'
All at Moderate Prices.
Always in stock are Stetson Hats
Forsyth Shires in Variety
SPECIAL SPORT SHIRTS 40 to choose from
Regular, $4.95 to clear geza-
21: 1-21. Topic was given by Mar-
' garet Tyerman -and Mrs MelvfIlle
Melville, Church
Organist Donald Dunbar
EASTER SUNDAY
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Divine Worhip U A. M.
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The Onited Church
OF CANADA
011 I Oster : Rev. L. Brown B.A; B.D.
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
Dennis gave us some "Thanghts
for Easter", A hyrrie was followed
by the Benediction.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Marshall
and Susan of North Bay vieltga
with Mr. Malcolm; Fraser and
Mrs. Luella Marshal and Bartle,
over the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Johnston,
Gregory, .Tudy, of Elssex, were
Blaster visitors at the home of
Mm. Silas Johnston.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Lydiatt,
Batrie, were week-end visitors
at the leonine of Mr, and Mrs,
Clifford Ritchie. ,
Mr . and' Mrs. Neil Reid, Dennis.
and Eric, of Toronto, were taster
gUests at the hetes. of Mr, and
Mrs. George Dainties.
Mr, Herb Kirkb,y, of Arts College,
Toronto, Spent the weak_end with
his ,parOts, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Kirkby.
W. and. Mrs. JIM Lenient arid_ II
family of London, spent a, few &Lye
With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter
Mr, and Mrs. John King, Joyce
and whyhe, of Saenila visited
With Me: and Mrs. 6eorge Jackson
for several 'days,
Miss Mailer Sohltde, Reg, N., of
London, spent the .*doc,=otta with tl
Heir parents; Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Sciiede.
Mr. Glen barer and, Ron Ennis t
of Western thiarergitZ spent the
Week-end With their Parents.
HaelkWelL of °Hat,
,sPent seiveral days with his parents,
Me, and MPS, W. C. I3aIkwtll,
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Entertainment consisted of two -
solos by Mrs, Adeline Campbell and ,
Mrs. Dean Davidson; reading. Viola
Machin: and slides shown by Mrs.
Rann of, her recent trip to Call-
fornia. Betty Ca.mphell and Sarah
Stephenson were in charge of
lunch assisted by Barbara. Mc- ,
Cutcl~eo•n, Karen Cardiff, Audrey WE WILL PAY YOU
5c Each
For Milk Bottles
IN GOOD CONDITION. — WE NEED THEM it
Cardiff and Pieta, Cousins.
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Morning Worship,
9.45 A. M.
11 A. M. CARD OF THANKS
Baby and T wish to eXPrees our
thanks to Our friends, relatives and-
neighbours for their ti§lItS, treats
rind floWeria, daring our stay in the
Please Return Them Regularly and Don't
Hidden Awai, Out of Use.
Leave Thart:
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
Parish os arrusar&is
ROW Fred B. Jewell, L. S. Recite
3t. John's Church, Brussels —
hospital end since our tetenn, .home..home.)
Joyce and Jain vat Vliet
' Group work oh Checking signs of
reeod health follower) •
Hom,e Assignnients were glvtien:
1, Begin plans fat First AM. Kit.
2, Begin IReeerd Book
Roll call for next meeting: Bring
Yeti' Record took.
,The meeting closed with the
singing- of ,Ged Save' the Queen.
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Brussels Phone 22'
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Wed. - Thur. - Fri. Apri. 9 - 10 -11
CI ,de Gilmour picks
“THE SHIRALEE"
(The Little Burden)
As one of the BEST Ten Pictures of i.
the year. Filmed is CinemaScop'e
11 A. M.
.11t. David's
2.30 P. M.
Mattins
Church, Henfryn
• Eveliaong Good Friday SerVice
I A special Good Friday ,service- 1 Australia.
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was held, in the United 'Church at
Regent Theatre / 10 a.m. Members of Knox PteshY- I sAfrupAy ONLY APRIL 12
1 totiatt deittireli and -congregations. , 'Weleniel le e in
1 of Ethel -and dreeihrook joined in 1 iit A k 2 A Si 'ESCAPES" .
' I the service. Rev. C, t.,,,. 'Thompson', 1, 14 6.E lad (Stooge cornody)
ii. - : led the §eortied and Rev,- Lloyd I , Wee gt aiike t poi k y (dai,tooti)
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'cleltlrered Me SerMen tatting as his . ,i, i,
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We. Tully Thintlas, Eleanor., Odra-
lino and Joyce, Of Gleticee, were 14
holiday ylsitors with Mr, and Mit.
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0„ Thtireday Friday saturda
JOHNNY fiRotiBLE
Ethel barrymore dairolyn YorieS
sithjea . "the Meaning of the!
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Mon, - Tuot. -= Wed.
April' i4 A it A it
t. This Year's Best Comedy BORN
t Six Weeks at Lemke Theatre,
Oetliel Wilde
11: Thursday
ditiejina§6ope and Coior 'Cutting. Styling' Cold` Waving
vntt, -- Mr. and Mrs. .1,0111.S
VAL. .1 elan, "Brad", in Clinton
Iteelittai Ott April
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•Syriiplatly is extended/ M. lnti
kra. toete libel in the; deniii -of
their labia. Veil.
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