The Brussels Post, 1958-05-14, Page 1, ,„,, o .. ........ .. . . • . . ;'• ....... •A
Brussels, Morris, and Grey,
Telephone Company
Invite the Subscribers of the System to
97.
OPEN HOUSE.
AT THE
.4"
New Telephone Office
MAY 28th and 29th
Refreshme nts will be served from 3 to, 5 and 7 111
both days.
RE - OPENING
0 P
IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON'
Permanents, Cutting, Styling
Shampooing, and Fingerwaving
For Appointment Phone Brussels ,55x
sosume•TwartThlki WrtG, 7,..zemmosmeamsstonal
Notice To Brussels, Morris and Grey
Telephone Subscriber's
Subseribe'rs are asked NOT to use the we
Telephone Directories, just issued, until the new system is pact tnr.
Telephone Directories, just Issued. until the ,new system Is ;put hPF
operation. PLEASE continue to give the operators'the numbt.pii•
'The branch voted to enter a
"Grandmother's Quilt" camped
tion. Mrs. R. IV. Stephens and
Mrs. Charles Davis are in charge
of the project.
Following a request fora film
nil hospital ;insurance, the seem
tarry announced
available for
when it :wall
that the film will be
Thursday. May 22,
be , shown in the
Commemity Hall -at 8.30 p.m. 'Mrs
Ferg Connelly and Mrs. Bert
Johnston were asked to contact the
Lions Club, Canadian Legion. Jun-
ior Partners and the Town Council
for assistance in publicity.
Mrs.'L. W. Glasgow, convener of
his ton r eSearch and current
events; book the chafr and pre-
sented the oldest grandmother
present, Mrs. Oliver ; Hemingway,
with a corsage. alfrs. R. W, Step-
hens, In, dealing with the motto,
"Old things hOve charm,"
played a number of heirlooms, a
hand-croched spread, iron-stone
China, a. forge iron, a .brass kettle,.
and some valuable hi:sten/en hooks.
She ,contrasted the appreciation ane
evaluation of the products of the
hand-tooled era (1825-1860) in our
,day with the "throwing-our per-
iod (1865.1910), which follwed the
introduction of machineMade I
furniture, With pictures of rare
pieces of • furniture nshe mentioned,
'different styles of 'chair and tables
and said, "It is good tor us' to pause
land look over our shoulder'," -
She mentioned. John Morris and
son lienny (for whom the
township' of Morris is named)
who in 1832 walked .into the district
•carryling as clock on his' hack, and
said Mat 'this clock is still in a
hoime in Colborne township.
Unfinished Vittoey • •
Ales. -Gladgow Eingroditeced: Din •
guest speaker, Rqv. Brett. de 'Vries
rector of Blyth, Auburn, and Bel-
grave Anglicati. ,churehes, wino is
leaving soon. for Exeter. Speaking
Of the value of history as a link '
with the past to help understand
iiireSeitt elvents, he expreSsed the
regret that lit was not More highly
Prized, He pa
,
nted a graphic plc- •
lure of hie gee ii'.n. the Netherlands
neutral in th.e First World -War
land hoping to be In the Second
World War; but suddenly, on May
10-14, 1940, all treedaan of antech,
religion, land publications was
'wrested from them. A spontaneous '
Morels Township Connell, Meet-
.ing May 5, 1958.
, The 'Coundil met in the TOwnship
Hall on the above date :with all
the .members preeent.
The minutes of the last meet-
' ing were relad and adeptect on
. motion of Gorden Wilkinson and
Ross Duncan.
— Carried
Mc4ved by Gordon. Wilkinson, sec-
onded by Walter' Shortreed • that
Addison Fraser be paid $260,00 on
his salary,
— Carried
• Movied by Stewokt Procter see
on.ded by Ross Duncan that the
road accounts lee presented by the
Road Supeeinte.ndent be paid.
— Carried
Mclved by Ross Duncan, second_ '
ended by Walter Shortreed that we
give the Brussels Palk Board a ,
grant of $200.00 for 1958.
' Carried
MOved by Stewart, Procter sec-;
orided by -Gordon Wilkinson that •
the meeting adjourn to meet again
on June 2. 1958 at 1 p. m.
—Carried
The following •!accOuects ,were
paid:
Belgrave warbicide 43.50
Pearson k Edwards, auditing 875,00
S. IT Blake, membership fee
for Municipal Officers
Association 20.00
Municipal WOrld, supplies •6;S5
Cecil Wheeler, tell!' bininty , 3.09
'Donald McKenna, warble fly
inspector 221,52
Gordon Nicholeolm warble fly
He said "We have an entinistied
Miletolty, an uneasy peace, because
we fail to understand the past
We lfarVe lost the link With, the past:
We have to 'Wye appreciation
of the past to insure- leadership tor
the Present, and it we are riot good
}stewards of our blessings, pros
perity, freedom, wealth, abundance
of food, 'we will [surely lose them."
Mrs. James Smith klianked the t
Speaker', arid he was presented wilth
a gift by Mrs. OlasgeW. Ctn't'ent
event Were reviewed by Mrs.
Louie N1611.61, For Leila& atteti-
danee dtn'ing the year, Mrs, W. IL
Bell, Mil;, Pthiren0 ltilichol, Mr
Olias. Davis, ttzt. Lorne Nikl101,
ikleti10 ttiT3.
Wesley ItOtt terAred Mttith.,
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S TH BRUSSELS
$2,00 per yens' - dAss moss. Pt)st Publishing Hif:iilse
amtb,ostsee't es
,
.m. °"*" WedaesdaY, Mary 14th, 1 "8
4 REV. fiRSN EX .ELL SHOWINO O E VFfiE'S:
AT FESTIVALS ,.ADDRESSES MAJESTIC vst.
of WEEKLY REPORT FROM Tlig,
BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK
SALES YARDS,
FRIDAY MAY 9th
'shelters lIreanere. adeettleed
$2. to $3.. oil A„ •smoIl.• offering-
of choice ettelity hogs.. Seekers. $17
to $10. WeanerS were Mtn $10 to
$21.89. Sews $76 to 105,
A good selection Of local and
western cattle was Offered, 'et
fewer pilices from th
Previetts week. Choice steers $95415
good '$24,; mediunt $.21 to $23.
'jolters ranged from, $81,50 to $22.80
Stoeiters steers choice, $25; Good,
$28 to $24; Medium, $20 to $28.
Stock heifers sold from. $21 to a
ten! $22.80, Cows sold steady with
last •week from $145 to $245. A
good selection of ealyee was also
offered.
The cemmiselopere and S...111.1210Yele
A. number of Yeetrig! Milsichlun
from this distrilet Old well at the
recent, 'ITurett.'001.01ty Festilvai at;
Cl'oderinin .,IfIrst and, Wend class
honors were won by ;Mho Pipe end
Geraldine MeTa5gart In the flaxe-}
phone classes and Gerard Thomas:
first class htinnors In, clarinet.
David Kennedy was 'awarded first
place in four saxophione classes and
also the "Marie iTbornton" Wood,1
wind 'Trophy, 'at the Oxford ,
Pestillval of Music at Woodstock.
This same trophy was won by hie
brother Rohert four years ago
David else won two firsts in saxo
phone at the Stratford Fost0val.
:••••• . - 4,01
eau wit 'Ind other values Just, as vest 44 these al
THE .R11TIADGEGROCERY,
GREY TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL BOARD 1
Not. Just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of the plot,
We Deliver
• The Grey Township School
Board .met in the D(thel Seitool.on
Tuesday 'MAT 6th at 8,30 p.m, with I
all members present.
Phone 7
•
RUMMAGE SALE
.Tlite Rummage Sale sponsored by
the Pall Flair Board is to ibe held in
the Brussels Arena . an Saturday
'afternoon, May 31st at 2 11..m. with
Mr, Gordon Grant as auctioneer,
Donations of solvable material
gratefully! aticepted. e Numerous
arhildles helve already been promised
,incliicling a weanlling pig from Win.
Turnbull.
Mr. Grant has ,generously offered
his services free of charge.
Everybody ppan to attend this
Rummage Sale at the Arena
Saturday May 31st.
Silvergleam Cohoe Salmon ......
1-hint's Tomato Juice 48oz.
Aylmer Pork and Beans 20 oz.
Tip Top Peas 15 oz.
— 2 for 39c
2 for 21c
3 for 95c
28c
Women's instititta met
on Thursday afernooe in the
Library basement with the Presi.
dent, Mrs, Wm, Evans, in the chair.
Mrs B, \V, Stephens gave e Biwa
accen`nt of the .exiecutlive tneetieg
at Fordwieh. and announced that
the district .attilltal delegates
aVpointed are Mrs. 11, W. Stephens,
Mre, Win. Evans, Mrs, W. IL Sell,
Mrs. James .Smith, :Mrs. Douglas
Hemingway, .and Mrs. Eldon
Wilson.
NOTICE Morris "1 wp. Council
The Minutes of the. April meet
ing were read and adopted on
motion of Conley and Smith. • 1
— Carried
Representatives were present: from
two Companies and showed differ-
ent kinds of chalkboards.
Motion ;of Conley and Coe that
A film. WIU1 be shown en hospital
Insurance in the Brussels Town
1.k11 on Thursday, May 22nd at
8.30 p,m,
Efveryone, is ffnYited. This is
Ning iirresented under the auSpiceizi
;OP the Majestic- Women's Institute. the Board purchase from Meyers,
at least 100 square.- feet of green,
clialkbeCard for. No.
school
fla,rried
Motion of Bolger and Smith that
the Board hire Miss jean Campbell
as • music superivisor for the next
saheb! year at $5.00 per 'lesson
— Carried
The followling accounts were pre-
sented and ordered pate on motion
df Smith end Conley,
Carried
Cranbrook Women's Institute
BAKE SALE
Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY MAY 17th
at 3p.m.
The Public is Cordially Invited
SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE .
The annual Open Night at the
Wingham District High School
will be 'held on the evening of
Thursday, May ,22nd, from '7,30 until
10.00, All pa,rents...- and interested.
friends are incited to oome to the
school during the evenidg to see
the diepinys of work. There Will alSo
he a fashion dhow. in which girls
will model the garments which they
have made in the home economics
lasses, and a demonstration of
physical education activities. There
is, of course, 110 admission charge.
numbers listed in the 1957 directory until then.
HE PFteqe'r .44-r
iu CANADA
KnOx Church. CRANBROOK
Minister; Mr, C. L.. Thompson
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Worship Service 11 A. M.
"But the path of the just Is as the
;shining light, that shineth more
and more unto the perfect day,"
*
Knox r.turch, IMHEL
Minister: Mi, C. L. Thompson
NOTICE
No Dogs' To Run At Large
Village of Brussels
ALL DOGS must be kept tied, or on Lash, during ester •+
Owners of clogs fonnc .,*renr... gardening season, °ADM INSPEICTTON
MAY 20th.
WIIInghani, District High School
Cadet Corps will parade for their
annual Inslpeation o the ,schaol
athletic grounds at two o'clonk in
the afternoon }of Tuesday, May 20th.
Inspecting officers tern be Major
E. C: Milliken, Officer Commanding
of the 100th Bty. R. C. A, of List-
owel, Lt.-Col, R. S. Hetherington and
:Went, W, A. Anstis, Cadet Area
Officer of Iionclon, Lt, • Col R. S.
Hetherington will pl'eeent the
Strathcona Shield won by No, 543
Winelham District High School
'Cadet Corps for 1957.
Parents and interested friends
are invited. to come to the cadet
inspection,
51.04
In the Village of Brussels during this 'period 1,...-1.11 be severiOr
prosecuted. Ube
10.25.
30.00
25.00
43,00
49.15
1.00 P. M.
1,00 P. M.
8 A. M.
Bible Class
Sunday School.
Worslep Service
Operated by George Jutzi
Lbcal and Long Distance Hauling,
ALL LOADS FULLY INSURED
P. C. V. CLASS C. F. F. s.
Formerly Bryars Transport.
150.46
57.00
4.00
2,00
2.00
helper
J. A, Gray, Blyth District
fire area
13, partiott, mileage,
Wm. Xing, dog tax refund
Jack Thynne, clog tax refund
Addison, FraiSer, hart. salary 250.00
Relief Aecotitit, 45.00
Lrailiio Pareott Ceo. C, Martin
peeve Clerk
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cold waving # DRIVE-IN TI-LEATRE' unorgantized underground of West-
ern Europe was their only means laity LISTOWEL, ONT. opPosition, °
BrOssels
Cutting Styling
A Spec
Phone 40X
Thursday and Friday
May 15 .16
CARD OF THANKS
I am pitblicly eXpressing my
gratitude to the Many friends whe
brought dicer to me by visiting;
isendin,g treats land /etter8 while l CAPITOL -I H EAT RE "DOCTOR AT LARGE" I
have been l hospiftals during the LISTOWEL, ONT. Colour VistaVlsion
past tour inontirb. Sippeial thanks Dirk Bcgarde, Muriel Paviow
to the Mena who helped with the
work at home Only by experience Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Saturday Only
rieSS.
, Mope 14 - 15 - 16 , 17
WAIT DISNEY'S can we fully a410redilate such kind-. May 17
0.E R R I •
Adults and Children thrill to. this
incoMparable nature story
Mon, - Tues. - Wed,
Win. E, tourers.
Double Bill -
"STRANGER ON FibilstElAck,
CbloUr Joel McCrea
"VOODOO ISLAND" '
BOris Karleff Re en Theatte
Thursday i• Friday = Saturday
ZERO HOUR
8terrInb Hayden Linda -Darnell
hock I-kid-soli, ban Duryea,
' Jock Mahoney, Alin Hale
lb the thrilling saga of a Flying
I Parson in the Korean War
"BATTLE 1-IVMN"
ChtehreSeope. and Color
Sunday Mid,Nite Mon.
:May la. 10
pouble Dill
aNAktb IsAtclAbitql
Cele
a. Rlohard 66040, Beverley Oailand
"THE di* tt..INGelkl
John! ire)lerid'
"Shine through my life, that every
tillend. of mine, Shall find it. easier t
be a friend of Thine.".
Melville Church
Organist — Donald Dunbar
lintiday School 10 A. IL
Mine 'Warble n A, IL
Service Sunday May 18th
will! the conducted by
Rev. JOnathan Greene
with •View to a gall
4
The United Church
OF CANADA
IllhiPster; Rev. L. BroWn B.A; B.D.
Organlitt: Mrs. A. E. Martin
10 A,M. Church school
11,15 A.M. Rev. W, j. Cools'
Of Glen Allan
Ahetieuti Chtieeh
OF tiierNADA
eilr IC. I T.
Sunday, Ascension'
'11
01t.v
A,M. MdttloS
kA.9614te':thildlit
gift* .8ctiObit
A, 'V,pit Mondayto
P.M.
-Sritielay Sabel
A musical ilttinber was contribte
this paint eaSy to ppy wftli lieuall Or reiler. beas0"+-
'heed stirring, do6onst drlo, or iqin down tile hen:cite. There' a'as
*Lige' to cretin tiP When finished painting and tiak eltebsste-
WaShable.
ited "by Mrs, Angus nrorWlit,
Joliii Rowland,. Mrs. R steb,3
hens, Mrs, Ploittlee anti
Miss Addle Cardiff. hostesses tat f
rile fiieoiteiii :itrer'e Mrs. Cecil: Me
Mrs.iE Prank Mis6
}Meyer, Mt's. Olivet'
Way. 1,11's..tiniest 111artin.
iii
tomind
tiotiiiiie Bill
iiAtttt OF ROGUE RIVER'
Adorde MeritOonierYi Martha Hyde
arid
itigdLe MAN kAtt)R9
Oooth
:0-
i4 l4to- week Theri, Fri, and'
Sat. f itheW itidhtlY,• Staiiileid air
'ot "O
ti-tui..= , May 22
Doulyle Bill
'Car Coaiy, Speed Crazy,
Boy Crary, thrift: Crazy Youth
.61tAd6til p GiRL
Picts flattery Lin
kuot Ata,
Adult Agent for
SCAXF T I X
Tuesday Wednesday
'Masi 20 = 21:
SPANISH AFFAIR „
Color Vista-A/Isiah
Richard' "kcitYi OaOniell Seviiia
t
Humphries and CO.,.
caretakers supplies
Mrs. b. Fraser,
Caretakers 'Supplies.
Garnet E. Farrier_
piano No. 8
William Bolton, brush
brodins •
°rival. Harrison, eject-
rical /repairs
Alexander Chapmn. insur-
ance
Mfrs. Noreen Barlow,
extea• 'cleaning, No, 10
Harry Bolger, eonvention
expenses
John O. Conley, convention
expenses and mileage
Murray E'odyer.
men
Jack Hood School
Supplies, supplies 6.45
;The meeting adjourned on MOtien
Of Bolger to meet again on Ji.ina
3yd.
Norman S. Mincer, Sec.-Treace
LLASHMAR.
$2.35
$2.65
100,00
8.40
TELEVISION anI RADIO REPAIRS
TO 'ALL MAKES — GUARANTEED AERVIC
Electrical Wiring Contractor
BRUSSELS If
PHONE 104X
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