The Brussels Post, 1960-07-21, Page 1L
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LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Shows Each Night
•
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.; 14.12,,
OrsanIst: Mrs- A. E, Martin
w No Church School during July
11. 15 A. M. Union services during
July In Melville Presbyterian,
Church with the Rev'. I,, Brown
preaching,
Church 'Vacation School: Aug. 2 - 12
General Insurance
Monkton— Phone 663 R 41
Brussels — Phone 247
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VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting Styling Cold WavIng
A Specialty
Phone Brussels 146
Commencing at 7.15 p nn.
Thurs., Fri.,
FINANCING A CAR? flowers. Thanks also to Dr. Stephens
Before you buy ask about our Low and the staff of Wingham hospital.'
Your friendly thoughtfullness was Cast Financing- Service with complete
Insurance Coverage. appreciated,
I'm. H. Stiles GLEN., RONNENBERG
IVIelyiiie Church
Minister: Rev. J. H. Greene
Mr. Louis D. Thompson
Oreenist and Choir Director
Toner Solo, "I heard the voice Of
Jesus say" — Brian Prescott
Union services during July at 11.18
Conducted by Rev. L.. Brown.
Church Vacation School: Aug. 2 - 12
T H E
LESLIE E. McKAY
INSURANC,E. AGE
Postmaster at Ethel,
Ladies bring lunch
at
in honor of George Dunbar, retiring
Azitzlicrl Church
otirlari or artisieig
Riede: Rev. W., Kg• Jagge, Lich,
trussed
Holy Eucharist
11.00 aim Mattitis
boViti'a i•ientrylif
e.3b a, lit tiattina
the Rev. M.10. bidliitiri
Alan Ladd Carolyn James
In
MAN IN THE NET
A murder mystery melodraMa
We wish to thank all those who
/ helped. in any way to make our 12th
ETHEL COMMUNITY HALL on of July a success,
FRIDAY. JULY 29th Brussels L. O. L, 774
All Kinds of Insurance
Including Life
Phone; Brussels 49 r 7
Monkton, R. R. 1
Phone 293
Weston's Cookie Special, 3 pkgs. •
Aylmer Catsup 11 oz. 2 for ........... 37c
Clark's. Pork & Beans, 15 oz. 2 for 35c
York Peas, 20 oz. 2 for
37c
We are Invited to a
CARD PARTY
ICCUTCHEON
.„. —.—
CANCER SOCIETY GROUP
FORMED HERE
A branch of the Canadian Cancer
Society was farmed here, and will
join. District 9. Mrs. R. S. Warwick,
Reg. N., was elected president; Mrs.
Chas Davis., vice Dyes.; Mrs. Ino.
Spelr, see.; Cecil Parker, treas.; •
Sat., I women's service committee, Mrs, Jas.
July 21 - 22 - 23 Smith, Mrs, R. S. Stephens, Mrs. Ken.
McDonald, Rog, N„Tas, Doig, Sea-
forth, and Mr, and Mrs. Frederick
Dobbs, Exeter. were the speakers at
the meeting.
•••• Prn,...M.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Harrison wish
to express their sincere thanks to all,
who remembered them with gifts,
cards and best wishes, also to those
who helped in any way at the time
of their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
N C Y Win, and Mrs. Harrison
•
CARD OF 'THANKS
T. wish to express my sincere )
thanks to my relatives, friends and
neighbours for their ',visits,. flowers, •
and cards and who so willingly
helped out at home while- I was a
patient in Victoria and Wingham
hospitals.
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There will be- no Service in Kno:S.,
Church, Sunday, July 24th.
Mrs.- Murray Parton (Edna
Cameron) and daughters Sharon and
Lee, Orlando, Florida, 'visited last
Week with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Cameron, Mrs. Jas, Noble and other
friends,
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is here extended
to, those who so kindly remembered
me with their visits, w treats and
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
Thurs. -
"THE
Fri, July 21:2,2
BRIDGES OF TOKO-RI"
Color
William Holden; Mickey, Rooney,
Grace Kelly, Frederick March Miss Anne Johnston, and brides-
- maids were Misses Anne Foote
Sat.. ••• Mon. July 23 . gs gNcrn. They Wore ice blue sham.
and Helen Knight, sister of the
Color . dresses, They carried white and
with matching head
rw'HELLER: IN PINK TIGHTS'i lung dresses
Sophia, Loren, Anthony Citiltin blue carnations'.
argaret O'Brien 1 Three brothers of the groom at-.
tended him. Groomsman James
— - Knight ,arid lishers John and the
i,_ -, . •,,,,. .:,.4• groom's 'twin brother,, Leslie
toot; ... wed„ tAitt.tit-i,.)131Y 40— 4/ L,:ritAit. Dr. Frank Sehnstort
Adult tfitei,tatiiirient
' brother or the bride, also ushered'.
A reception followed at Chiron-
'dean Martin, hir eY MaCl.alrie don Hall with 13$ guests in attend-
Anthony Fratieloda I Mice.
F.or travelling, the bride those a
light blue dress with white acces-
sories and a white orchid corsage.
Following a honeymoon in Eastern I
Ontario and the taurentians, the 1
young etniple Vill reside in To-
route,
Admission 98c — Children Wider
i2tri darS. Free
Bak Office opens at 8 p.ni.
First,MOW at Dusk
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CARD OF THANKS
June Bolger
99c
linnver assembled tit their borne on clrrge of arrant;'. merits .worc„:
President, .Johnny .noid. London;
Friday ""In g July 8th, to giv—
n
vice-president, Dav;,1 Bridle, Ayr;
them e surprise party in honor of .,„trotary-treasurer„ Marion Me- their 25th wedding, ahnlversarY. Cuteh000.; -sports committee, Jim A pleasant .ovening was spent with.' Why tack, Dunithl Hemingway and
highlight of the .evening being. Lavern G.oilkin; lunch ..corntnittee,
Itaiiiilo cloth, a sliver my with silver , Alan Whylock, Mrs. Tom Balm
presentation of a beautiful lace. Mrs, Sinclair Hemingway, Mrs.
sclailildnIieses,tiNcrii;,ns.mulrnlioaIouogNii,er t eaxkpe inessiz
cream and . sugar set and silver . ani3deriVnite'se. GJoialtItilvilil ee,itlaim ,kvbytok,
David Bridle and Mrs. Jean Hem-
I their gratitude in a very pleasant ' ingway were winners of the fam-
Manner. The evening closed with ity bingo games. Winners of the races and other events were as
many good. wishes for a long and follows: pre-school age race, Mur-
ray Whytock; six. to nine years,
Wray Hemingway; 12 to 15 -years,
Susan Hemingway and Lynette Los-
Mr.smg;• over 10 years, boys,. Clair and Mrs, Norina e Hoover
celebrated their .stlerer wedding' Everitt; backward race, -Peter Hemingway; birthday ,rare,- Ruth anniversary on Sunday, July 10th, Hemingway's team; person: hay
by ..entertaining their •guests : to a . Mg smallest waistline,,Susan,Rem-
turkey dinner at seven p.m. The ingway; kick the slipper contest, tables were tastefully decorated with men, Lavern. Godkin; warned, Sus-
flower's and candles and a beautiful an Hemingway; tie race, Douglas
wedding cake. Among • the guests' . Hemingway and Marion Godkin;
was the minister who married them. youngest person present, Karl_ Why-
25 years ago, Rev, Wm, Smith of ' took; oldest person present, Mrs.
Toronto, who is an unege of the bride, Annie MacKenzie,
and also the attendents. of . that ,
• happy occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. - PEOPLE WE KNO'h Hemingway, Mrs, Orval Jones,
CRANBII,OOK
Mrs.. Alen Steiss was hostess 'for
the July meeting of the Afternoon
Auxiliary of the WMS of Knox-
.Church. Mrs. John Schnook was
the leader, and Scripture readings
were given by Mrs: Earl Dunn
and Miss Alice J. Forrest. An art-
icle on "Nigeria" by Mary Whale,
was read by Mrs, Schnook. Mrs,
Wilfred Strickler led in the prayer
from the Glad Tidings,
In the absence of the .auxiliary
president, Mrs. Stanley Fischer,
the business period was presided
over by the vice-president, Mrs.
Schock.. The secretary; Mrs. Gor-
den Knight, read the minutes and
called the roll. Eight members
were in attendance and gave a
verse containing the name. of a
-jewel." Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
and Mrs.. M. Engel read current
events. The topic dealing with the
young people of Africa arid their
many problems was given by Mrs.
Mac Engel,
As in former years there will
be no meeting in August, Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler offered her home
for the September meeting, Lunch
was served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Fred Smalldon and Mrs.
Schnock.
KNIGHT—JOHNSTON
White flowers decorated St.
George's United Church, Toronto,
for the marriage of Jane Roberta
Johnston and Harold Gorden
Knight. The . bride is a daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Robert A, John-
ston, of 544 Briar Hill Ave., Toron-
to, and the groom is a son of Mr,
and Mrs. Gordon Knight, of BruS-
''.; Dr. A. D. Matheson officiat-
ed.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a traditional gown
of gardenia white silk organza-and
bombazine, The fitted bodice was
styled. on long torso lines and bad
a scoop neckline with self-piping
and cutouts of re-embroidered alert-
con lace. The bouffant skirt, of
organza Was aceented With a bet-
torn layer of bombazine forming a
scalloped pattern, on, the skirt and
appliqued with matching lace, Her
fingertip veil of silk tulle illusion
was held by a crown of pleated
tulle and pearls.
Maid of honor for her sister Was
The following accounts were
paid: Tile, Drainage, loans, $2,200;
Twp. of Arthur, relief, $13,55; B.,
M. & G. Telephone System, office
tolls, $2.25; .The Listowel Banner,
adv., Lamont Extension Drain,
$2,0; Lynton Quipp, millets killed, -
$28.00; Brown's Hardware, sup-
plies, fire hall, $1.93; - Firemen, $24;
George 'Rowland, gas, fire truck,
$2.65; Gee. Wcsenbarg„ part sal-
ary, $100.00; Geo. Wesenberg, eq.- •
sister of the bride, and Ross Smith, Misses Nettie Bartley, and Mr. and l ualize Union School Sections 1\10s,
brother of the bride. After dinner : Mrs, Harold Bartley, Toronto; Mr, 11 and 12, $10.00; stamps for as- •
speeches by- Rev. Wm, .Smith and ' and Mrs. .T. Schnell, Saginaw, and i Sessor, $20.00; Corrugated Pipe Co.,
Rev, Lloyd Brown were ably res- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bartley of I pipe, Lament .Extension Drain,
ponded to by Norman Hoover, Later ' Vanenuyer are guests of their' $17.00; Harvey Smitil, repa i r liol- • a musical prOgram• was enjoyed,' sister, Mrs. A. L, McDonald. i land-Anderson. DraM, -10 60, Lloyd
I Smith, repair Holland-Arnie to-,on consisting of solos by :Rev. L. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Porter and: „,,,lin, ws60; Gam Evans, rcpait,
Brown, and Ross Smith; romrtettea ' edlaiiiiidg11,10tieli,:, Mrs. Lockwood and I ""
"Jr. and iNIA'IrTsi,11:rDlioDnegaidM'erceTa-gg'ugeasrtts. of Glenn Hueiher, commissioner. Rol-
i Holland-Anderson Drain, 82,50 and choruses, With Miss Marion.
Hoover accompanying at the piano .
oites[s. were present from Toronto, ' Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. ; I:zed-Anderson Dn.:in, $8.00; ,Nei1
T (Infirm. Iteesall, Nyth and [;orris. : and Mrs. Allan McCall were Mr. and ' -Mr:Gavin, -backhoe 1-1-;::..,1.:i..-'..tier-
gen Drain, $26,00; .'orel.: izial Li'iclik . Frithing Caps Mrs. Harry Snell, Heather and, es, .=.!,,-;;I:.(l5. Teta', 21.2C.2.
Harris, LOnde0oro, Mr. and Frank'
Holdridge and Carol, Victoria. B. C..,.1 ;.., lCtili-f.;.i0h.d '2.11i, C1)4ninhliai, (117eL01:vku.;. and. Hr. and Mrs. John A. Taylor, i•
of Seaferth. i
Word was received here of the i
death of - Mrs. Norman Forbes in
Wintmeg, on Sunday, July 10th. She.1 John I. 'MeGavin, 9J, of. 'Walton,
-was the former Pearl. Baeker of ', died on Monday, at the home of his !
Brussels, sister of the late J. C.7 son, • .Gordon, lot 22,- con. 12, Mc-
Miss- Mae Shelton, Long 'liana,
l' •pKoiollrop Township. Re bad been In
health for about five months.
Baelter and Wm. Backer.
is vacationing in Brnssols this i Sic was,a, farmer and drover most of
summer. I his life. Born in Stanley Township,
Mrs, Carman Richards. Hamilton, ' he was a member of the Walton
spent last week with her cousin, 1 I•inited Church, His wife, the former
Mrs. Alex MacDonald, 1 Estelle Berry, died in 1931. Surviv- .
Mr's. Tda Davis is having a holiday Mg are his son-Gordon; one daughter, .
sit Lindsay, Ont. 1 - Mrs. Wilbur (Jennie) Turnbull,
—......_—_.—..—......._ l .IfIrey Township; one brother, Isaac, l•
IN MEMORIAM
Mc:Killen; one sister, Mrs. J. L.
i Kerr, Seaforth, seven grandchildren,
WHITTARD — in proud and loving and la great grandchf4lren, . The ,
killed in. Italy, July 21st, 1944.
Tuneral is being bold today (Thurs- •
day) at 2 p.m. at the home of his
memory of Tpr, Ross F. Whittard,
— Ever remembered by Dad. son.. Burial in 74.:Ipi..1,i tymatery,
(4.TBSON—We wish to oxpress'nur
'heartfelt thanks and- appreciation
to our.rcidtives. friends and Li-ill:-
hers for their hc:-.Wiful tri-
bides, acts of kindness and met--
sages of syirippity. Orir special
thanks to Bev. Mr. Green and Dr..
Myers, and nurses of Stratford
General Hospital.
THE GIBSON FAMILY
happy life,
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
HEMINGWAY REUNION 25th 'WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY HONORED 'The Hemingway rutinIon was I Git" ""8"IP "LINCIL held Saturday in Queen's park, , Grey Ttmr...hip t oune„I rucet.
About .50 gneats, friends anduelgh- Stratford, with 4,5 members o f th e I f ag "Ii, he cai J u t:, 2.
hours of Mr. and Mrs. Norman . family present. Tho olfieers in :cloyed b3 Archii .,%lorin, m, ‘414(1-
01 by iwunetri rii;*, to.it olio: nun•
tiles of the: 1:.ent Imo lit% ii0 adupt-
i d a:, read, (.2 ...!.icti.
CARD OF THANKS
11.11/.111/Magsameria
mosaume.,,katacroserr-mar,-ratotoar.e.groxce.exae.-.
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"THE SILENT WORLD"
(Colour)
Colored Underksea Subject: Winner of Several Awards
(One Cartoon)
Tuesday & Wednesday-- !July 26- and 27
"PICKUP ALA ,-Y
Saturday and Monday — July 23 and 25
"COMMANCHE STATION"
(Color) (Cinemascope)
Randolph Scott ;Nancy Gates
Thursday and Friday --- July 21 and 22
Thursday and Friday — July 28 and 29
"THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC"
• Judy Paull:3°4as
"TE LAST ANGRY M
' Paul Muni — — David Wayne — — Betsy Palmer
One 2-Reel Comedy
(One Cartoon)
Twin Shows Niqtrtly, Fein or Clear First Show at Dusk
Afirnisaied : 65O Children Under 12 in Oars Free
Adult Entertaihment
Victor Mature
(One 2-Reel Comedy)'
(One bometly)
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9 QDRIYE-IN I td.
k-1` CLINTON
Moved by Glenn iftu.•ther„5.ec-
untied by Lawson Ward, that we
accept an application fur a loan ot
$3,000.00, ant an application for a
loan of $1,500.00, under The Tile
Drainage Act. 'Carried..
Moved by Kenneth liras, see*
cooled by Lawson Ward, Mat we
pass By-Laws Nos. 10 and 11, 1900,
under The Tile Drainage Act. Car-
ried.
Moved by Kenneth Bray, second-
ed by Glenn 'Mother, that all .ap-
provcd. accounts be Paid. Carried.
Moved by Lawson Ward, sec-
onded by Archie Mann, that we do
now adjourn until August 6; or at
-the call of the Reeve, Carried.
(inernescope)
Anita Ekberg
(Ono, Cartoon)
IMMO%
John J. McGavin
(One -Cartoon)
El 9 2
BAND TO PARADE-
BrusselsLegion Pipe Band will
parade on the main street of
13russels, Saturday, July 30th, be-
tween 9 and 10 p.m.
I lITEMSSIMUStat4IIMMEEill M
We Deliver
SEE 1ESE SPECIALS
j
PROCLAMATION
MONDAY, AUGUST tat
A Public Civic Holiday
For The Village of Brussels.
Reeve of Brussels.
George E. McCutcheon,
g•koiolcL
vArr.Ti
Pi% 4176KO.
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DRESSES
Ladies Dan River Cottons $6.95 up
A good assortment of beautiful styles
at reasonable prices
.400. •40. *0,, pro
BOY'S SHIRTS — Latest Styles
• 10.4 sp.• • ....... .... ..... 141t .. ....... ..
Boy's Dan River Suits 3 — 6X
"Dress up" $2.98 and $3.98
ee.00
0 14,1. . • ... 0 40......,..•••••
COATS 20 % OFF
/0.00/0 ...... .... •••• ..... •
Clearing Table
Are YOU Having A
FAMILY REUNION or
GARDEN PARTY
We Can Supply You With
SUNDAE CUPS or BULK ICE CR.EAI
and CONES
Or If You Have A Have Home Freezer
You Can Save Money When You B
COUSINS ICE CREAM
In The Economical 2 /2 Gallon Pail
and Cones in Boxes -of 100
GET SOME TO-DAY AT
CO„USINS DAIRY
Phone 22
Brussels, Ont.
FIVOli BREAD and P.,,AKME:4 VAlt.V
Fresh Fruit and 17 447,dittiiiet
At II ews
SPECIALS
St. Williams. 2 fruit, Marmalade 31c
York Peas, 20 oz. 2 tins for 37c
Aylmer Catsup 11 oz. 2 for 37c
Jello's Orange, Strawberry &.
Raspberry 3 for 27c
Phone 132
Free Delivery
1959 Olds Hardtop Sedan, fully
equipped
1959 Chew. Belair Sedan, with automatic
1958 Chew, 4 door Sedan
1957 M. ercury 2 Door Hardtop with die
And automatic
cCut h on
Your Chevrolet. Oldsmobile Dealer
S'apertest Preclude
Phone 56
Brussels, Ong