The Brussels Post, 1960-08-18, Page 1iPtrv.`,...11••....,!,...44«.?...•t......P""Tr
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Noss Linda Todd and Mir. Alt
.Kagia Stonffvillo, Were recent
guests with Miss Marion Hoover,
Mrs, E. J. "Pollard has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent eye
surgery again.
Mr. .and Mrs. Oscar Allen or
Viscount, Sask„ have been visitors
at the home or Robert and 'Ernest
Male, Pith line, Mprrie township,
.yelrylearem.whem,arame,*ge.y.leene.
GARP OF THANKS
Our Sincere thanks is extended: to
all who remembered ate in; any way while we were patients in and W. !hospital, Kitchener, and the Doctor,s
Hospital, Toronto. We are very
gratefuil to all the doctors and nurses
elle attended us for their excellent
hare. TO those who have been so
considerate to those at home, we
Would like to say a special "thank
yen."
Lydia Turnbull,,,Neil Turnbull
A pictelne of clircus people
Church
!minister: Rev. u. H. Greene
Mr. Louis IJ. Thompson
Organist and Choir Direotor
1:1415 A. M. Unisys Services in the
ttlinited ;Church. dulling August
The United Church
OF CANADA
isinliter: Rev. L. Brown B.A.; &D.
Organist Mre. A. E. Martin
i A, N. 'Mura :sohoo
11.15 A. M. Union Seryleee in the
United Church alining Aughet
with the Ref.. J. Greene preaching.
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"SUDDENLY. LAST SUMMER"
Adttit Entertainment
Ellialietit Taylor MOntgoinery aft
Admission 65c— Children under
12 in- Cars Free
' Ode, Office opens at Ei
First. Show at busk
twa 531idws IYiglltlyr Rain be Clea
ein' Chevrolet b V eater
Phone .50
Thursday, August 043044 dew axsaq atilauriasell tilt PublIshist4g*Houoe
RED CH.ER,R1.4$
ONLY $5.25 por Pail
RASPBERRIES
28 lbs. ONLY $8.95,
STRAWBERRIES
30 lbs. ONLY $11.25
CASH and CARRY
WHILE THEY LAST AT
COUSINS DAIRY
Phone 22 Brussels, Ont.
T j, T ji rti j rr j,I LL T /T IT ITIT
We have a Good. Supply of
BINDER and BALER. TWINE
in stock. We also stock
GRAIN GUARD
for mixing with your-grain
when going into storage
Our Seed 'Cleaning Plant is Ready
to Clean and Treat Your Seed Wheat
We have on hand Our Complete Line of
POULTRY, HOG & CATTLE FEEDS.
At Attractive Prices
B161.-S, SOHQQ1,,, HOLDS
ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT
TflOUSSEAUAITN0-RiT0Eg: T.A L7eNORS. w
Mrs„ J. Gordon Me4lavin, Walton,
rutertained on Friday .afternoon and.
ineeilee al . a treusseau 'tea In honor
of her .da tegh ter, Miss Elizabeth
iriellavitt, who is to be married in Duff's United Church,. :Walton. The
hostess was assisted In receiving by
the- bride and. her fiance's mother,
Mrs. Karl Dinsmore. Misses Karen
and Con n ie Coutts and Miss Mary
feemethig shared the duty of admit
ting the guests,
Miss ineke Bevel" directed the
eleitore upstairs tied invited them
'to the tearoom, .She was replaced
in the evening by - Miss :E3arbara
Turnbull and Miss attire Hackwell,
I oedon. Poering tea in the afternoon
was Mrs, Thomas Leming, Mrs.
'ei. goiu Us. and Miss Fa ye Lave
ven-c4t the guests, in the evening
Mrs. Wither Turnbull and Mrs. Ti. C.
Matheson, aunts of the bride poured';
serving were Mrs. W. J.. Lee:11111g
and Mrs. W. J. Turnbull„ Miss.
Shirley Diusmore was in charge of -
the guest book.
Miss Beverly Gumb, London, Miss
Donna Willows, Carling-ford, Miss
Maeie Johnston, mid Miss Muriel
Schad° showed the trousseau. and
-gifts. Also. assisting the hostess
'were Mrs. Ethel ITackwell, Mrs.
Alex Dennis, Mrs—David Sholdice,
Mrs. Charles MCGavin, and Mrs.
1 Norman Schade.
Miss McGavin was tuest of honor
at showers given by friends and.
nelebbeers of the 'Walton district
and by the
.
Kitchener,
1-QOAt,, IMPROVEMENT
The new public toilets InStalled
in the .1nunieipal office building
last month are a convenience mutt
apprectated by oni-of.townre. They
were a long-felt need and thus council.
are to be congratulated for providing
tbein. We trust the public will show
their appreciation by pot abusing
them, $1.00
St. William's Assorted Jaws
4 for
York Choice.Peas, 20 oz.
37c
39c
Clark's Pork cigt Beans, 20 oz.
2 for ..... --
Weston's Cookie Assortment
3 pkgs. ....
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99c
ROCERY
Atiee“..eent Night for BrUseels
and district e-avation Bible Seheol
wee held in the 'United Mum% with
a program • and display el' this '
children's work, The school was held
from Ai,g. to Aug.. 12, .m.kdor the
direction Or the Rev. le Brown of
the United Church. Total enrolment
wee 105 with an average attendance
cr 117.1, ,••Itidrea from Ethel, 'Walton, f
Jamestown, Cranbrook and Brussels. ;
"The Teachings of Josue'. was the
theme of the school.. Children from
three years to grade 2 met In. Mel-
ailie and grade 3 to 1.0 years
or ago in the United antreh: Stories, '
;mega crafts and games were on the '
eurrierilum. Mr. 'Brown was assisted.
at Melville church by Mrs. Carl
Hemingway, Miss Ruth Hemingway, '
Mrs. Bert ,Godden,. Mn's. RObert,
Cunningham, Mrs. Mali Smith, Mee.
Ralph Pearson, Mrs. Harold Thomas,
Miss Alice DeVries, Francis Myers. !
Audrey . Wheeler, Mrs, Win.
Bre:1111er, Mrs. Bank rixel, Misses
Donna Clark, and Aileen. Williamson,
Mrs, Stewart McNair, Miss Anne;
Cardiff, Miss Barbara. Turubull,
Mrs. Ralph Maclean, Mrs. Clifford
Morrow, Miss Marion Turn-bull,
Pupils at the united Church were
'in charge of Mrss ;Jessie. Little, Mrs.
George Merutcheone Mrs. Wm.
Stratycletk, Mrs. Max Oldfiehl, Mrs,
Cecil Parker, Mrs. D. A. Rann and
:James Petrie. Miss .Teldith Parker'
and M's Charles Thomas assisted in
music,.
The Friday night program consist-,
ed or songs that the children had ,
learned; a sample devotional lessen. I
"The Good, Shepherd!' ',vac
each class gave an item demonstrat-
ing memory work. Presentation
certificates took place. .
Mr. Brown presented each of the i•
teachers with a eertificath in anPree- I
ietion. of their help. A display of
craft work included work books, che-
nille wire work, ceramic trays, and
cork work.
Brussels Vions
chocolate milk for a
mother and friends
provided cookieS.
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CFCHEON
We Deliver Phone 293
CRANBROOK •
miss Alice J. Forrest is holidaying,
this Week at Amberly,
Miss Jeanne Dunn, who is work-
ing in ICitehener during the summer•.
vacation spent the week end at her
home here.
Mr, and Mrs. (lion kruether ,visited
CHARTERED BUS TRIP
TO TORONTO C. N. E.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31st
Leaving Brussels 7 A. M.
Returning 7.30 P. M,
-ponsorea ny: int. Laciies bottoatl
Club
Adults . $4.00
$2.00 Children
Fare:
Public School
Phone 148 or 160 i
FOR SALE — I
Lassie type Collie pups. Sable I
and white markings. Bred heelers.
S. Hiemstra, R, R. 3, -
, Brussels Phone 50x4 .
vAL'S BEAU'i 5f SHOP
Cutting Styling Cold V1ev7 eg
A Specialty
Phone Brusseit 140
FOR 3ALE
Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite;
`Buffet, Round extension Table and
four Chairs; in excellent condition,
Mrs. J. Work
btill love him in death just the
-Club provided •
daily lunch and
of the children. same.
Ever remembered by Mother,
Father, Sisters, and Brothers. WORK WANTED —
For a self propelled Swather and'
Combine. Max Demary, Lot. 9,.
Con. 11, 'Grey Twp. Phone Brussels
38r6
BRUSSELS TOWNSHIP OF GREY PHONE -199
"The Most Value For the Farmer's Dollar"
T
T H E
12E51.. I E E. Me KAY
ife .SURAN(.;E AGENCY
All Kinds of Insurance
Including Life
Phone: Brussels 49 r 7
Monkton, R. R. 1
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1 Evy Norlund Michael Callan
in
THE 'FLYING
LIVE AND LEARN z
Come to the Library on Aug. 27th,
and enjoy a cup of tea and spend,
some time viewing and studying
Horticultural Society's Annual
Plower Show. Silver Collection, Tea
land Door Prize — both afternoon
and evening from 2 to 5 p.m. and
from 8 to 10 p,m. Apy.oneewishing to,
donate an article or plant for the
SALE TABLE would surely be
appreciated.
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'LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 p, m.
-Thurs., ,Fri., Sat.,
Aug. 18 19 2,0
in London over the Week end, E. L. JARDINE IN MEMORIAM.
The death of E. L, Jardine, Sat-,
urday, July 30th, at his cabin trailer STIL,Es In loving Memory of at Dalhousie .Lake, Lanark Couility, our son and brother,'Allat Stiles, Was a great shock to his &mil:, and who passed away, August 20th, friends. TI:e had been in good health, .19'51.
and was suddenly stricken while
enjoying a smniner 'vacation. ; lit. our home he is fondly remember-
The
late Mr, Jardine had been a. ed,
resident of Tweed for the past 16 . Sweet memories cling' to his name,
Those who loved him in life sincer- years, when the purchased a hard- ,
ware bosinoss there, Prior to that ely,
Mime he had operated a machine shop
and garage at Ethel for 2e years. He,
retired from business about 13 yeard
ago, turning over the store to his
sons. During the summers he and
his wife enjoyed camping” in their -
cabin trailer at various lakes In East-
ern Ontario.
Born in Laivant township, Lanark
County, 74 years ago, the late
'Edward Lawrence Jardine was a son
of Antoine Desinrdine and the former
Janet (doss. He married the former
Eva Jean Read, who survives, Also
eurviVing are two sons and a
daughter, Lorne and Leslie of Tweet,
and Mrs. Robert Xing (Helen). of
Peterborough; • ;four •grandchildren;
one sister, Mrs. Robert Simpson,
Arnprior; three brothers, David of
Flower Station.; Rboert M., Stone,'
cliffe, -Ont., and Randolph. ....
The late Mr. Jardine was a mem-,
her of St. Andrew's Presbyterian.
Church, Tweed, and St. John's.
Lodge. 284, Brussels.
The remains rested at the W. 1411.
Bush Funeral Home, Twoed, on Sun..:
clay, then Were taken to Lanark
Where the funeral was held on
Tuesday, August 2nd, from the ,
George Yeutter: Funeral Home.
Interment was in. White's ceme-
tery„ Lanark.
TENDERS FOR DRAIN
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 1 p. Saturday,
.F.optember 3rd, 1960,1 for the con-
struction of the BATMAN DRAIN
in the Township Of Grey ;which
consists Or 876 lineal feet or open
drain. Tile and pipe Suippiied by the
township. Plans and specifications
may be seen, at the Clerk's office,
Ethel, Ont..
'Tenders to be accompanied by
certified cheque for 10%• of amount
'Of tender, Lowest or any tender not
...necessarily accented.
Me Cardiff,
Clerk of Grey Township.
FONTAINES
CARD OP- THANKS •
We wish to thank our friends and.
the community of Ethel for the
presentation, and dance 'given us on
Aug,aSt 3rd. . •
Jean and Ronald Eckmier
FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
FINANCING A CARP
Before you buy ask about, cur Low
Cost .Financing Service with complete
Instrance Coverage.
eL:EN RONNENBERG
General Insurance
Monkton Phone 663 R 41
SPECIAL;5
Super Suds Twin Pack, Salt
Pepper Dusters 75c
Kleenex Tissue, regular
3 for 49c
Light Bulbs, 25, - 40 - 60
4 for
..f ...... 6 40 ..... . f • 79c
Special Saturday Only
Ice Cream Brick 25c
Phone 132 Free DetiverY
BROWNIE'S DRIVE-1N Ltd. EIS CLINTON
Aug. 18 and 19 Thursday and Friday
Get Your -PERMANENT At
IRENE'S 'BEAUTY SALON
where better permanents cost less
Cut Shampoo and Finger Wave.
Moved to New Location formerly
occupied -by Walker Funeral Home
'PHONE 155 — DOUBLE FEATURE —
"DADDY LONG LEGS"
(Color) (Cinemaseope)
Fred Astaire . Terry Moore
Rook — Rinn
A quiet wedding took place in
itrity Anglican Church, B elgrav
recently, when Martha Edythe, elder •
daughter of Mr. and MrS. Hugh Rine !.
.R. • R. 4, Brussels, was 'united in r;
marriage. witch, 111:1Vey Wayne; 1
elder son Of Mrs, Chris Rock and the
late Mr, Rock of B. R. 2', Morikton,
Rev, Mr. Johnson of Winghain Per-
formed the ceremony. Given in,
martiage by her father, the. bride I
'looked •oharming in a street-length
dress of .pink bridal satin over
crinolines and hoops, featuring a
straight high neckline, felling to a
deep V in the baclej. king lily -point
Sleeves; -lowered waistline going to ...
-a in the Wk, with a very full
skirt, Her sliduilder length Veil was
of llydon Wile, the hale was Mlle
ioned of pleated iiylon net tehnined.
With .tegiline, She carried a begtiet.
Of Shaete. Chrysatitheiniimnt and
light 'Oak "carnations., Mr's ,: Keith
Kook, Whitton, sister of the bride;
VMS matron Of boner, !Wearing
Street-W*6i dreett of yellow flocked.
nylon; feat-tiling-a straight high neek-
Mut falllin,g to a V in the 'back, WA
Shrift Ott sleeves, the 'Skirt was
Gully gathered at the Waist. She *diet
a yellow feether hat trimmed with
Segitin§ and MIAMI veil :at the batik,-
She -Wore a corsage
White gleired end shoed. Mr, Betide
-• Rook Watt his
.Mir„ Clair of Monkton, &engine
Of the Odom played.
- Wedding Intiale, A. retention *ha.
• held tit the liOnie. Of the hride'S PaP
hilts .F ter fI twelling to nointS in.
taaterii 'Ontario and the U. S.. the
• t bride those. ar yellow flocked nylon
over • -taffeta and net, Itimilazr
to. tier lientiee dress. The
`HOW TO BE VERY POPULAR"
(Color) (Cinernaacope)
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE!
LIATOWEL, ONTARIO
1
Thursday and Friday
1 Aug. 18 19
Cole i.
'ETARZAN THE MAGNIVIOANT"
Gordon Scott. Bette St. John
Saturday and Monday
Aug. E0 20
Double Feature
"ONCE MORE' WITH FEELING")
Color
Yid beYnner Kay Kendall
1TH,E LEG.END -Of TOM DOOLEY"
Michael Landon Jo Morro*
EFFICIENT!
Be A, R. Si
Prepare for a POSItipp, in
business by securing
diploma, betted
by The itiittiek,
Eklitatteile
AekieilttiOit of
Canada.
Fall Term;,Corn.
ineneing', eg.. S.
Tuition $24 per
Month,
'OODEFIICH
' BUSINESS
COLLEGE-
Mt East AL
tiODERICH
JA 4450
Tuesday and vvechiesday
Aug,4
44THIRTY,NINE STEPS"
Color
Kenneth Moore talha Eig`
Thileiday and Friday
Aug. 2,5
SEE. THESE SPECIALS.
US-ED -CARS
1959 Chevrolet Belair V - 8 Sedan
Automatic transmission
1958 Oldsmobile 2 - Door Hardtop
Power steering, Power brakes, Automatic
1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan
Radio & Automatic
2.1957 Chevrolet Sedans
Radio & Automatic transmission 0
cCutcheon Motors
Betty Grable Robert Cummings
(One Cartoon)
Saturday and Monday Aug. 20 and 22
—DOUBLE FEATURE —
"DAY OF THE OUTLAW"
Burl ives Rob Ryan Tina
"PIER 5 •HAVANA"*
Michael Allison Hayes
(One Cartoon)
Tuesday' and Wednesday 'Aug, $3: and 24
"FERRY TO HONG 'KONG":
(dota) :,(Citierlia§datie)
-Cart Jergens Oratift Welke'
(one daritienj
$1,25 :Admits Carloads
crn Tuesday Nights Only
Two Shows` Nightly Rain' or Clear First MI6* at bulk
M6'1101611 :1 5;5e diiitoeit Wile' 'ft in CO' Free
tode,s tentelling dresS, lind
the dresS of the matron of honm,
Were ail edWeti by the bride. ttef,
accessoy4les were white. Ca their re.
tarn the couple reside on the
,grc)Oaft fettnie 11., trUsSets,
staff of ther school_ in,
iktti-ekeit• lima**
Brussels, Oht