The Brussels Post, 1959-08-27, Page 1Kraft's 'Grape Jelly, Orange Mar-
„ malade, or Raspberry Jam 9 oz.
4 for ''''''''''' $1,00
'Lynn Vally Peas, 15 oz. 2 for 23c
Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz.
Shreded Wheat, regular, 2 for
........ ... el
I oc
37c
complete with cutting and setting
VAL'S BEAOTY 3HOPPE
'none 140 BrUbsels
CARD OF -tHANttt.
'tire Wish to .triire; this. OPlidettihitY
to thank the bteliieee Men, fOr the
igift of niOneY: Otir friends and
intight3onte; for the, 'end 'tables,
china and crystAl, presented to tic
prior' .to bite' d'oUiliture for tOnileil:
tilSo Want: to thank 'die' inlet,
.Mitera tor 1)atreiitike throtiOh
bie years. Ail tiieSn' kfiilriesriias
:it* 'Mitch Antireetnteit,
Sitiedreif
11itni4e1 rind Ham
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NANCAMPS STORE
Are 01sasing Out All Lines
PRY •GOODS, BOOTS, SHOZ$, OVERSHOES,
HARDWARE, TOYS; PAINT, ETC
Reductions of 20 to 50%
Sale Now On
Special Quantity DIscoUnte, On Groceries While Same Is in EfF24,.
ALL SALES FINAL. NO CHARGES OR REFUlelr
LOOK!,
FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS
GREASED and PACKED
ONLY 25c A WHEEL
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Oils Lubricants — Car Wash
Ice Cream Cigarettes Pop Etc.
ac
Batteries
Phone 268 Brussels, Ont.
ATTENTION
Is your T. V. Antenna & Set insured?
If not see us to-day for complete coverage of wind and 111M,
$15.00 will Insure both anntenna and set for 3 years. •
Also finance your next car here, where you can Insure and tie:2W*
In one process. WE HAVE LOW INTEREST RATES..
Insurance also 'on Automobile, Fire and Wind, Liability, Burgle
and Life.
G, M: Ronnenberg Insurance
BRUSSEL,• PHONE 247
Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and FridaYo
and `WELDING
Metal Ilepair Work of -All Icind&i.
Used and New
TIRES for TRACTORS and CARS
Distributors for
HART BATTERIES
Wes Budnark. And Sons
Brussels, -Ontario
E. A. (TED, WITLSOm CONSTRUCT KO
General Contractors
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Commercial and Residential
Concrete Work
Nc v 'Tones
General 'Roofing Remodelling
Brick and Block Work Farm Building Row. to
Plastering by Exports
Floor Tile and Yard 'Goods — Laid front Tour Stook Or tazTj.5
Agents for Angel Stone by Truck Load or by Pima
DESIGNING DRAFTING • BLUSIDRINT1010
Firm gontract Prices Submitted
®hone Collect 51 Daytime, 12R1ii After p.m'n,
YOU'LL ENJOY
CHOCOLATE - 2 TONE
ICE CREAM
It's a Smooth; Rich, Brown thoteeinte !de Cream' With et Dark;
ohototste Ripple ThitUgh it
An E.tetttsiee. Yoat.Pottild Spedat
Try out Popacir
STRAWBERRY' RIPPLE
At Your Fittgouoite; cenelnht lee Cream deo*
At Your Onveinite Conainie tee dreini belt*
MADB iv
COUSINS to- AMY
Brussels, •
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BLACKSMITH
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sister of the ,btride, as junior brides- Husther and Terry '11(ntledge in first
place. The senior team to cross the
line first consisted of Gary were, Bob
Higgins, Raymond Bronson, and
Brian. These teams will receive
crests for their efforts. , .
Robert °Montan , ;was runner no
in, the senior clas6:,.potits behind.
the Winner, Barrie, Cin'i,mt,
Post Publishing House
Phone 293
CHARTERED
BUS 'TRIP
TO TORONTO C. N. E.
SATURDAY, AUG. 29th
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2nd.
Leaving Brussels .7 A. M.
Returning 11 P. M.
Sponsored : by Igt. Ladles Softball.
Club
Fare : Adults — $4,00
Public School Childrtn — $2.00
Phone 148 or 160
FALL SPECIALS
ai
IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON
Students — Any Permanent,
complete, $4.50
Ladles — Permanent,.compete
$1.00 ,Off All Permanents
From Aug. 19th to Sept. 30th
LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Showe Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 p. m.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., •
Aug. - 28 - 29
Tab Hunter Gwen Verdon
In
DAMN YANKEES
The screen version of the success
The screen version of the success-,
full Broadway musical fantasy.
Melville Church
Minister: r/ev. 4onathan Green
Organist ,-- Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Union Service
in The United Church
•
The United Church.
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.:
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
II.46 A. H. Miura School
11,00 A. St, Union Service
Aftlican .Church
43, CANADA
*Amish of Bensinle
;Via*vir: W, Jim* 14, Ott
*;. John'.
8.i0 01.1h. Holy Eueberlst
11.00
7tertrills
940 P.M.' *MAIM
Jo al.
4".
We Deliver
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BRUSSELS
Cheeley
Drayton
Dundalk
Dungannon
Durham
Dimira
Embro
Exeter
'Gerrie-
Hanover
Kincardine .......
girkton
Sept. 14 - 19 ;
Sept, 23, 24
Sept. 10,-1.1.
Sept. 17 7 19-
Sept, 18, 19
Sept. 15, 16-
Sept. 25, 20
Mitchell Sept. 29, 30
New Hamburg .Sept. 18, 19
Paisley ......Sept, 14, 15'
Ripley
St, Marys
Seafoirth
Stratford
Tavistock
Teesgmiter
Thedford
Thvert on -
Toronto (CNE-) ..,. Aug. 25,- Sept. 12
Toronto (Royal Fair) ..„ Nov, 5
Marton „,„„ ........ . Sept, 10, 11
Woodstock Aug, 27 - 29
Zurich , Sept. 20 titt 28
international Plowing Match, Went-
worth County —Dunda.s, Oct. 1S-10
WANTED
MAN
FOR CREAMERY and
DAIRY WO R K
Apply To
R. B. COUSINS
LASH WAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL
Iles. • Wed. Aug. - 28
"BUS STOP"
Color Cinerriascope
Marilyn Monroe. Don Murray
Sat. Mon. - Ain. 29 31
Double Feature
SPACe CHILDREN
Attain Williams, Jackie Coogaii
BELL ii
John Derek,. Elaine Stewart
Tues Wed, Sent, 1 2
"THE BEST THINGS
LIFE' ARE Oilttii
Corer' dinenieeeen'e
Gordon 'Meorae., Shirley Mirth
4.iliftivo SheOis Nightly, Rote, or t;iiite
ttoit Office *mini at o'clock'
"ItirSt Show at Otilk
solidi n' mato in Car, IrreS
0.06,eiVie
'She was assisted by the. groom's I
mother wearing a French blue. nylon 1
lace dress With royal blue access-I
odes ant' n corsage of pink murna. I
Mrs. Robert McAllister
Funeral Services for Mrs. Robert 11
McAllister, 77, Listowel, was heldi
from the Harrison-Gibson 'Funeral
Home, Main street; West, Lietowel,
on Monday, August 17th.
Rev. A. W. Matchman conducted
the service, assisted by Rev. H. B.
'Wideman. A message in song was
rendered by Mrs, A. Skelding.
Interment took "place in Moles-
worth cemetery.
Mrs. McAllister died in the
Listowel Memorial Hospital on. Fri-
day, August 14th, following a linger-
ing illness., She was formerly Annie
M. Beyans, daughter' of the late Mr.
and. Mrs Edward Bryans and Was
horn in Trey Town-stip, August
-23rd, 1881.
Mrs, McAllister Is, survived by two
&matters, Ruth Of Toronto and
T)oris of Listowel; one eon, CliffOrd
of Liste'wel, :Otto two grandchildren:
one brother', Dr, F. T. Bryans, three
sisters, 'Mrs 1-t. P. Field and Misses
Eva and Laura Bryans, all of Tor,
onto.
Sho was predoceaSed by her has,
hand, Robert McAllister and one
daughter, Helen, also one sister,
Mrs. Daniel Denman, BrusSela and
two brothers, Dr. W. D. tryans
.Lethbriditte, Alta, and Ian A.
Rryana Of tzTarriatoti.
Pallbearers Were I-Tanvey Beyana,
Bert Elliott, Stanley Gallaher:
Goiden Feltetizie and :Kenneth Me-
Runner up in the Junior class Was
Art Howard, only 1 point behind the
winner, Rao Fischer,
A picnic closed off the summer
program. on Saturday Ice cream and
and soft drinks • were supplied, by
the committee.
EDITOR'S NOTE This paper
would like to congratulate the
Recreation Cominittos on prnvid-
Mg an orga,nigad summer program
for the c)ildren oftilisissols, Morris
and Grey. BY n os 'filo
the children enjoyed -theinseivel
very= much and :feeertainly gave.
them. something to do (Mita g
ilenlidays that was both ,safe and
healthy, and superVlsed. Let's hope
, this won't bedthe:..filt.,aild "iast Xiar
fr,r such' a Program-
HOPPB.R FAMILY HOLD
.FIBST 11'.W.MON
The descendRata of the late Mr, •
asol Hopper held
thole first reunion on Sunday at. the -I
Stone school en the second line of
Morris township. It is Planned to
hold rt. reunion ;Imlay. Members of ;-
the family were prescnt fibm Sea-
forth, Goderich, Toronto, Brussels, (
•IletgrEIXe• 04001.11: .41,(1 Wingham.
Climes ,and contests were conduct-
ed by .George 'Schaefer and Clayton
Procter of Goderich. Mr. and. Mrs.
Lyle Hopper were in charge of the
lunch and :were Instrumental
organizing the
Elected -officers for the next year
were
President — Lyle Hopper
SeeretarY .Ilia Rann
Sports. — George Schaeffer of
Goderreh
Hugh Carmichael of
'gingham
Mr,, and •Mrs, 'William Hopper. •
lived 'on. :the thi;d: line of Morris
on the farm now owned by Stan
Hopper, a great grandson: They had •
four children. ,Tohn. Harry. Polly
(Mrs, John McCool), and Nellie
(Mrs. Charles Procter), who ar,. all •
dead.
PEOte!..E. WE' KNOW
:lc •
IVO'. and Mrs. Earl Cudmore had
a family picnic on Sunday with
gu'ests present from Toronto
Kitchener, 'Hamilton, Waterloo, Clin-
4on,• Holmesvilla and Comte.
Word . was received at this office
this Week from Mrs. Jas. McCracken
of Toronto, that lreT husband. a re.-
sident. of this community for many
years, bad died in .June.
*
Mrs..Muriel Fry, of Winnipeg has
been a 'visitor with. 'her aunt, Mrs.
Donald Mc:Taggart.
,0
Miss Margaret Robinson is still
confined to Clinton Hospital Where
she was removed by ambulance after
"suffering a stroke.
CLASSES OPEN FOR
RETARDED CHILDREN
The Wingham and District Assoc-
iation for Retarded Children will
commence classes in the new school
situated at the former Wing imam
Sawmill property on Tuesday,
September 4th. All interested
pa;rties contaCt the iteacher, Mrs.
T. G. Hits,ser, phone Wtingharn
183.
LIBRARIAN WANTED
Ethel public Library
and salary expected, Duties to corn:
6 heut's weekly. State qualifications
mence Seyt. 5th, 1959.
Applieation5 to he in the secre-
tary's hands by 9 p.m., .Aug. 31st,
1959.
Roy Hall, Secretary,
Etb;el, Omit.
DI ED
HALL — Howard J. Hall paesed
away on August 9th, at his home s
183 Water. St., Stratford. Ont.
'Funeral was held Wednesday,
August 12th, at Malate Fut j. -
eral Home Deceased was fornierly '
a resident of Brussels.
014,101dtied desaeconA ntall, net °Moe Dellartineist. Otitose Thursday, August 27th, 2959
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Y. A..
$2.00 per year - SP 'rtt'
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CUCHE N ROCE
• .• •.• ....... . . •
,T,ucknow
'Markdale
Midland
Meaford
Nfildmay
Milverton
••••• ....
_Palm erston 'Oct. 5, 6
Parkhill Sent. 24, 25
Sept, 25, 26
Oct. 6, 7
Sept. 24, 25
Sept. 21.-23
Sept, 11, 12
. ....... .. Oct, 6, 7
Sept. 22, 23
.Sept, 23, 2,1
Edgar,,,, •Higgins•
Prebytorlan Church Was
th e setting, Sala:inlay afternoon. for
he wedding of 'Mary Agnes Higgins.
and DOnald McMillan Edgar-Mr. and
Mira, ,ttvlo• Higgln,s.116tissels are the
parents of the 'bride and the, groom ds
the son of Mrs. Winnifred EdgRr and
the late Morale Edgar, of Brussels.
The Rer. .1. Greene- officiated, at the
double ring ceromeitY,
. • Miss Joan Thomas, soloist, See0121..:
• 1): ";led by Donald Dunbar- at. the
Orglin, sang "The Lord's Prayer"
before 111.0 ceremony and "Beeause"
during the: .signing. Of the register.
The bride chose a, 'waltz length
• maid. They were gowned alike In 1' ,..-.----
ONTARIO FAIRS f959 . street length dresses of turquoise i
Blyth
Sept. 23, 24 :gem' silk onganza, with matching • , Bayfield •
Sept. 22,- 23 ;' headresses and white , 'accessories,
_ ........ .,...,, Oct. 1, 2 . virtfi they carried bonnets of white i
Sept, 11, 12 mums'
•
Sept. 19 - 21 . Jim Edgar, was groomsman for 'his i
... , ,
Se pt, 10, is brother and ushers were Bruce i
Oct • 9 • • Edgar, BeaVerton, brother of • the
Sept. 25, 25 , groom, and Jack Figgins; brother' I
I Sept. 4, 6,- 0 of the bride.
Sept. 21 , For travelling the bride wore
.
Sept.23, 24 beige-linen sheath dress• with 'beige:
Oct, 2 ,3 ' and black accessories and a corsage '
of bronze mums. ., Oct, 2, , 3 :
Sept„ 17).18 , The bride's mother received in the I
O ct, 1,, 2 : church parlours, wearing. a rose silk
Listowel Sept, 26, 2,2 , orgasm, with' black accessories and .;
London (Western Fair) a corsage of blue mums...
CARD ,OF THANKS
My siscere thanks is ekpreelsed to
my many friends and tteigthimeS who
visited trio While I Was" in hospital
and fee the litany lettete, and eards,
Yoiiir kindileaS was nitiell 'apriteeiated
and also thanks to Dr, Stenli-
one and titteS,OS at Witigli.;tirrt Hospital,
Mit, 'hen Whittried
RECREATIONAL CENTRE
FiEl-P PAY
The big ,day, at least for 1.110fie
Are 41111,eieilMly 10111.4.10(1,, of the re-
creational centre w held on Fri-
day. Aug. 14th..The field day•eventS
ran smoothly with a grtod particIpa. •
thm, Alth:mgh the events were limit
due to the first year 'effort, all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
The -,tnntor champion was. 'Rae
.FIschor„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley
Fischer, and the senior champ was
Bawl° 'Currie. son of Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Currie”: Those boys dominated
all events. Those. 'to. receive -medals
•gown 'of white embroidered chantilly ; for the events are listed below,
lace over taffeta, styled -with short: Sr.!'hemp --Barrie Currie
shirred sleeves and a scalloped y sh Champ -- Rae Fischer neckline, A largo taffeta 'bow 1 NO - yd. Dash — Barrie Currie accented the back Waist. A crown of 75 yd. Dash — Rae Fischer nylon lace with pearl tritin held her'
Standing Broad (Sr) Barrie Currie elbow length veil and she carried!
a bonnet of red roses, Standing Broad (Jr) — Art Howard
I Mrs. John Edgar.„ Genfrgetown, was ,t Running Broad (Sr) — Barrio Currie
t matron of honor with Mies Pat l • • - •un n '- Ring Broad (Jr) — Rae Fischer
• Noble Ce,elph, cousin of .the beide, The junior relay found the team
bridesmaid and Ann Hi. . •ggies of Rae Fischer, Art Howard, David
CARD 'OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is expressed{
to all those who remembered inc
with treats, crirds and letters wh Ilie
was a patient in hosPitod and since
ray return home. Tour kindness
was appreciated.
Donald McTaggart
NOTICE
'The St, John's Anglican Church
annual Bazaar and Bake Sale is to'
lie held Saturday, November 7th,
Watch for farther patrticidars,
BACK 10 SCHOOL
S P E C 1 A.1- S
from AUG. 17th to SEPT. 19th
(Inclusive)
. Creme 011 Perms ... $4.95
he
Speciall This Sunby
ROAST 'TURKEY DINNER
or
ROAST BEEF'
binino includes f Soup or tOniito Juice, Soled, VetiOebieL
oesiiek and Beverage'
5.30'0,1C, 740 P.M: Dinners Served: 12 2 P.M.
Not to be disePOOInted; make reeereakioni before noon siturdy
by ;tihiiiiiita 1S3 SIOUieelt
Herne Midi iii' A ipaiiiiity
Foie 'Yedar ebniientenee Ceitaine Milk tintteo wttt be Cole tiefe
Over the *eek-end
Nolo 4ir4Oitingotteil for
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