The Brussels Post, 1960-12-08, Page 1 -eelisese0.4'
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Aylmer Choice:Tomatoes 28 oz. ........ 25c
Clar1' Porkand Beans, 20 oz.
2 for .... ....... -39c
Saico Solid-White Tuna 2 ,for . ... .... 65c
Edward Harold Jacklin
The residents of the Brussels area 1
were shocked by the tragic aceident
"Which claimed the life of Edward
Harold Jacklin, 2-2-year-old *son of `,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacklin of the
Cranbrook community, •
The fatal accident occurred Fri-
day, December 2nd, when an 18-ton !
bulldozer he was operating on
Kitchener construction site toppled (
over killing him instantly.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. ;
and Mrs. Harold Jacklin; two
sisters, Mrs. Gordon (Florence) 1.
Belion, of Petrolia, and Katherine,
living at home with her parente;
and two younger brothers, Harry
and Bill, both at home.
Funeral Sethrice was held from
the D. A. funeral home, BrusselS, at, • . 2 p.m. Monday. Mr, E. G. Nelson,
student minister of Knox .Presby-';
terian. Church, Cranbrook, conducted
the service.
GHRIII111 MA S CONGE R -T1
aftlfgSt LS UNITED CHURCH
Sunday WWI 1.14
'WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21st
At 8 p.m.
-Silver Collection
tEveryone Welcome
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Morris Township Election Results
following Are the results Of the ,eleetion held in )1orris
TewnshiiIi 'on Peeember trd, 1930, which elected Stewart Riveter as
;Reeve, and Elston, janieS Mo.,ir, William ;Sliortreed and
atos,:$1ruitli as CoustAtilorII for 1961.
Couneillors And
FOR REEVE
For . Christmas ShopplOg. •
• Read the Advt, in The Post.
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COME. TO
VARIETY FAIR
SATURDAY, DEC. 10th
In The 1, O. 0. F. Lodge. Rooms
Brussels, Ont, spows-oFtED RY: MORNING STAR. REBEKAH ILADRE"..".
GOOD USED 'CLOTHING
Candy Fish ' Pond Tea Table '2 — 5
.5WMasZVOW,M.GW*M.F;:414M0'
EAT AND ENJOY
6 6 'totals
27 47 323
97 91 378
Polls 1 2 3' 4-
1Par•rott, Bailie .... „,„„..,.. 56 71 69 i63
;Procter, 'Steiviart . . '31 23 82 54
FOR COUNCILLORS
(AGOLAMATION
GREY TOWNSHIP
GreY -Township Reeve, four
three- School
TreStees were returned by acclamat.
ion.
For Reeve —
Clillrora Dunbar (C)
;Geo, W. Hutchinson
For Councillors —
Archie Mann (Q)
Lawson Ward (Q)
Glenn .1-Nether (Q)
Kenneth Bray (Q)
For School Trustees —
Win. H. Smith (Q)
Stanley Manlier (Q)
:1dh(Coini leCy7111171if
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iQ'ed) Sat lifternOtinl
There was a small 'attendance at
nomination meeting (compared 'to
other yeaTa,
John Pearson 'was 'apptiinted
nhairnmn.
Public and Molt Sett061 'Board
members were 'called 'to the 'Plat-
Term lint.
Norman Hoov-er,'See.IITreas.Rellool
Area reviewed the 'finandial 'State-
men't and said it lad been a success-
ful year for the 'Board. * TeaCher's
'salaries raised '82(10:00 'across the
'board.
'Wm. Smith 'chairman, told of
considerable 'repairs to schools. He
Ilia not go Irdo 'detail about ex-
penditures as these 'ha'd -been cover-
by Mr, Hoover. 'He said pupils
32
120
(64
63
74
69
41
69
28c 24
1.09
88
32
102
13
38
78
19
76
`94
69
87
-Duncan, Ross ...... ..... 41 39 '61
-Elston, William 66 36 94,
Main, Attics 32 53
Shortaeed, Walter .... . . ..„ 62 64
Smith, Ross 1,7 24
Wilkinson; Gordon 35 25
-269.
488
396
a4o
'431
238.
Hunts Tomato Juice 48 oz ,'
W e 'D r ain
weekly !1:114aw,czisne ticket free with each 1$1 zourdliase. First draw
Deeeltilier 110th' for 3 lb. Christmas Oslo.
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Mc.CUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 293 We Deliver
•censtrtfetion of roads would he
necessary and the money was well
'spent 'on the side-road at Heys this.
'year,
Glenn Huether said they were.
trying it this year without 'plitting
up snow fence. He explained to the
ratepa.yers on how to get a tile •
drainage loan from the township.
Lawson Ward felt he couldn't add
much to what the other councillors
'has said. - lie mentioned the Close.
'Drain
.,Carl. Hemingway, . Clifford Row- ;
land and • Fire Chief Win, 'Brown,
spoke briefly.
Clifford R, Dunbar in his reply
explained to a question ask-ed. by I.
John Conley regarding the Lawson
Do'ig's school assessment not being ,
40
.VI's IT
Ve. -have been informed that
'Santa ;Clams will make his annual
visit tol3Tussels o Saturday, Dec.
Ii7t11,"Spansored by 'the local Lions
and Canadian Legion. Branch.
'ST. SOHN'S W. A.
, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
ICE CREAM
With Chewy Chunks of Red and Green Peppermint
a'N BRICKS CONES ya GALLONS and GALLONS
Try Our EGG NOG Drink
DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON
•••
,C,ONGRATULATIONSI I were being transported from 'NO. 2
gave, 'the council's
Preceedir - With the I Phone 22 Fa'r a Trial Quart Annual '
Sunday School
changed and
reason for not
changes.
The .meetinc:
Save the Qeen,
closed with God
'to No. '8.
Stanley Fiseher said he enjoyed
working -Mien 'hoard and would stay
on and try to serve both children
and taxpayers.
Jahn Conley, conthletinglah year
'on board lthought 'it time someone
else took it over lut'had until next
night to think 'It 'over.
John Cox, mentioned salaries and
'would like to see more interest in
"School TIoara and 'Couneil,
Roy Williamson, said 'it was 'his
WINNERS OF CANADIAN LEGION Burial took place in Brussels /.
CONCERT
I-FRIDAY DEC. 16th
at 8 p.m.
Silver Collection
r Everyone Welcome
I TURKEY BINGO, DEC. 2nd
COTT7NS DAIRY
.7P-44WM,3,1t
.C.onotalatious to M. and Mrs.
.Andrew Jacklin Who will be cele-
brating. their Golden Wedding ,
.Anniversary on December 14th.
lFniendaand neighbours are welcome I
; .t6..drop in and say "hello" anytime
utingalie day or evening.
Cemetery,
Pallbearers were: Ted MacLean,1
Frank Wilson, Wayne Cameron,
Barry Watson, Gerald Huether and
Alan Dunn. on
NOTICE
;Regular Home and School
-me , • etaI1g in the Public blic School •
LYcE LIM THEATRE
WINGHAM, CJiv'fARIO
'Two Shows Each Night
FRESH BREAD aria BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
Door Prize:
Mrs. John McCiutcheon
Specials:
Mrs. John MoClutcheon
Garry Wilson
Mrs, Tom J. Leek.
Ordinary:
Mrs. Hugh Pearson.
Mrs. Ray Bronson
Tom Wills
'Phyllis Riley •
'Mrs. Ray Bronson
Melville McCuteheon
Mrs. R. McLean
Allan Nichol
Ronnie Adams
Wayne Riley
Mary McCall
Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull
Noman Young
Mrs. William Tillie:11 (Blyth)
(Commencing at 7.15 p. tn.. ‘'.
'WettiviSday, December 14th, at
8:30 p. in, Mrs Grant Hall of
'Stratford will show pictures taken"-(
'by 'herself in Russia: All, parents'
mita 'friends a:re urged to attend
first year on ;board. 'but a good ex-
nerience. Others 'had covered school
• affairs.
pries Arrnstrou7. meniher for
Win elle 'Filet Sclecil gave a
MAITHINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 par (iiereenre cxnenditercs -aril other
WEEK END SPECIALS
2 tins 57c
Prern 2 tins ....... . 57c
Green Giant Fancy Peas
2 — 15 oz. tins
Camel Figs 8 oz, pkgs.
2 for
Kam
CARD OF THANKS details of 'school activities, He said
Dec., 8 - 9 101
'We ---Wish to. express our sincere ,come the increase 'in 'teacher's.
-fill.. Board doesn't know 'hoiv -to over-1
lifppreeiation to all our friends and l salaries. He said the 'bus service is '
-neighbours for the lovely gifts you good,
game its, and 'for the help received at IKenneth 1Viclrarlane, member for
'the 'time of our sale and for helping p salary demands. He spoke of the
ths move' to Our new home. I Seaforth said the Board 'has to meet
'Your 'kindness and the many addition to school, 4 •classroorns,
thoughtful things you have all done; I kitchen and rifle range. 'He thanked
will -always be remembered by its. 'Council for their co-operation on
'Roy and. Mayme TunveY 1 school inspection regarding addition.1
Fri., Sat.,
Mrs. Edgar Higgins
Mrs. Ed'ar Higgins, a highly
,respected resident of this com-
=unity ,for many years, died on
Saturday; December grd, in her 74th
year. She had teen in failing health
for 'several months.
Born- in Turnberry Township, she
was the daughter of 'the late JOhn
Abraham and his wife, Mary Sanders
Abraliarth Mary Elizabeth (Minnie)
Abraham, ISolloWring her inthirriage
to Edgar Higgins mine to the 14th
concession of Grey Township where
they farmed until retiring to Brits- :
sels.
She is surViired by her husband
and son, Alyie, of Brussels feer
grandchildren, and, one great' grand-
sister, Mrs, Margaret Willits
of Gorrie and two brothers, Thailias
of Winxoten and Russel, Winnipeg, ‘,
She was .a member of Brussels
United Church and Of the Brussels
Legion Auxiliary,
Tee funeral service Was held froth I
the D. A. Rabe fenenal home on
Monday at 3 pin„ conducted by the
Reif. Lloyd J. Brown of. the United
Church,
Burial was in WrOxeter etheetery.
Pallbearers Were George Somers,
Thos, Strachati„Tack Alcock, Chris,
Storey, Archie Engel and Win.
Blake,
Flower bearers Were, Frank
Ruledge, Joe Higgins, Stuart
Higgins, George Mamie and Cliff I
Willits.
Dini< ()Mark Tuesday Weil
35c In
13-EGAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG
A drama of teen-agers, with a guest
appearance of Jimmy Darren 27c
Phone 132 Free Denver,'
MfAtiFWM5WASOWAVOWOWMPRO
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• i Te Would raise rate about 1 mill next I Anglican Church
tOF CANADA year, I
CA-RD OF THANKS Andrew ' Breinner, member for 1 I
Listowel said the school vas full 1
We Wish to express our sincere
friends and •neighboine for the, addition would be needed, The cost
now and it appeared. that another
thanks and •appreciation to relatives
of running the school 'is mainly 1
lovely floof kindness eXtendea to us during teacher's salaries: He said a second flowers, cards and many acts •
,
shop was now open and lathes being
our recent 'bereavement: used.
, Special thanks, to Rev. Brown, ,
the Rahn -Funeral Home, . pall •
bearers, and 'the Ladies Aimiliary
also to these Who -leaned ears.
Edgar Higgins and Family
1ST. JOHN'S
Rectort Rev. H. L. Jennings
S. A., L. Th. -
-Mrs. B. Elliott
BRUSSELS BAND 2nd.
IN COMPETITION
The Brussels Pipe Band placed
second in the 'band competition at
the Seaforth Santa,'Clmis Parade on
Saturday, Dece--aber 3rd.
The bands were judged on their
marching, playing and dress.
Winners were alt, follows:
' (1) 8.eaforth District High School
Band
(2) Brussels Legion Pipe Band
CO Clinton Braes Band
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank the many
Organist.:
3rd
11 a. m.
Sponsored By
BRUSSELS BRANCH 218 CANADIAN LEGION,
Brussels Town Hall
At 9 P, M.
FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1960
15 REGULAR GAMES — $1.00
unday i n Advent
1111strning Prayer and
(Church School- James Armstrong suggested Conn.
cils pass "resolution and forward to
Federation opposing increase In
teacher's salaries.
-.Council was called to platform.
;Clifford 114 Dunbar stated he had
endevoured to fulfill their expect
3 Special NietvLi'ic Church
Loals IL Thompson
a card 5 cards for $1.00 Games 35c
Organist and Choir Director D A' 14 E
Church:School 10 A. M.
'11 A. Sacrament of the
Lord'S ,Stipper
Door Prize
Come In And. See The New
C E ,T
Now On Display At Bridge Motors
UsEb dAks
December
further
NEW YEAR 'DANCE affairs. ICOurity Council considered lost(
people who Were, so kind when we
Air loved Otte, Special thanks
ationS. lie' gave a report of County I.
ma -Ethel ]loll Board ilia
. son, ,, aid •tehospittils, 1-1e OM Grey TOWe- , :, . . acid —
to neighbours the ','Women's
,sotiii4 6. mesit
Year
tatie.04, ship ,.Vris,,hatiny, • tO',11,_aiv.e, Read .19, . , . . : .., „, , , •
Friday
Institute at Cranbrook who helped.
• 01 MOleaworth foe itiferinatiori,
toiled the new Publit Library . . .
.
apPneeciated, titid Will always be
Your kindness geatly
PreaCher, ReV, 'W., .11-. 8..MeClare• -30th,
11 ,tough Ethel resurfaced. He men- kindness was , ..
-
George tittchinson told of repairs
' to, grader in 1959 and Of "Pinelleeing
. iieW truck': tte asked 'Reeve Dtinbar
about. levelling; ,,,:ditiae Dnaiii ditch
bank. He was Wit : the. owners f IA
concerned were interviewed and have
agreed to pay tlie- costs, 116 AlSo
a.sitea why the bridge had not been
beilt .this year,
Arehie
remembered,
The Fathily
and. Anthem, Lord for Thy Tender
Mereie's Sake Parratt
on
Watch
- A...i•ito•E',
-wooket6i, doiiinitiniti Hatt
DEC. Otb.- • *
'Meeby• Brother* Orchettre'
• • band& •starts'. • at. 10 n.rn,
LunchAdmission 75o Ceti+
• SPOii66red by.. tilt 66E108
ti N HOME AND BUSINESS .„„ _ , .„ COMPETITION' H2 ORTICULTURAL COMPETITION' 1959 Ford 4 it,4114?,
1958 Foed. automatic transitilssien 'and radio
1957 Oltianinbile, hardtop. autoiriatic transmission and lad
1.956 teOrd; tratisinissioit and radIO
1064 Feed, Raticirivageti
Other older models to eliciOad front
• STEPIIE'SSON — Mr. and Wire; 4 :The United Church
Mann Plaid .flini' int& been
there thIeitei 'tint On thie year.
The &beg Stephenson, On. Friday. 'Ede, The jjetietiatinal Society are I
biliber giiii, 190, a Sen. , again suotisoring :Mune and BUsitess
;ii. 4a * places ' Christmas D'eceratiteial
COHSINTS — At tile 'Wliigliaiti Gee- etniapetitibil, ()Pen to .all:
EXVIttiiied Why bridge not lin. , , oral- '',1-I,OSPit•°‘.1, an Monday, t eeOtn- Erittlea• to be in fir the .9 0CF - e 1 o 1 \
titilireViaj, was' late. He Wee, ablitiifl her '5th, 1.060., to Mr, and Mrs. December.
I 'de '',i'• • d - ''''-. — ' ot,e on$ins, a '801h,
1
004 Itittita: SnoW lilaWs: from .oet, 4 Iti I'
Contestants please dell:
Aide the tereitishin, ,
CANADAOP
'Rev,
MOO:, A.
3rd` Sunday tri Advent
1.45 A. isi Church School
11: A. k., .i''''itIllto Gift sehric0
:dengregatiOti are htVited to bring
l'Wdiite of e, ;0"..Ap tifidii goodit,
-NOW The Tith e to• -PtinehaSe title*
'Priced: F---'- *106,
1- Mrs. -E, Cminieee, Plu5iie 464w8
Prizes to be:
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A 'tiiittiittsi -
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— Mf, arid; kit, tort
Olintoit ttogfittel dii
on loo i7tti, it 'Oen td*af'd
teat. a brother tett thida, •
31;.00 in Ott§b,
-0:66 0:66 -166 *Teeth -6
iiiti sexy goelt, fen both classes
Itcmtedi traiy. Some figures
of #ighwava Dent. obtained at deed
Minh toliVention, Ite said inure' MOTO R S
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