The Brussels Post, 1960-12-22, Page 1vrd
PROCLAMATION
BOXING DAY
MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1960
and
MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1961
A Public Holiday
For The. Village of Brussels
Reeve of Brussels
George E, McCutcheon,
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EAT AND ENJOY
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
ICE CREAM
With Chewy -Chunks of Red and Green Peppermint
IN 'BRICKS CCNES k GALLONS and 2I/ GALLONS.
Try Our EGG NOG Drink
DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON
Phone 22 For a Trial Quart.
COUSINS DAIRY
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GREETINGS
We sincerely hope that this
Christmas and New Year
pm will receive a full share of
lasting good health and happiness
IL
Holland, gave an interesting topic,
"Christmas at home by a New Can-
adian," in which she told of many
customs tin her hoMeland incoM-
parison to Cana4ian programs. Dec.1
5th, called St. Nichols' day, is the
gift-g4ving season arid the Dec. 25
celebration is essentially a religious
occasion.
Mrs. R. W. Stephens and Mrs.
D. A, Rahn demonstrated the mak-1
ing of Christmase deorcrtions — table
centres, door Swags, candles and
boquets, The rise of greens, paints
and ether ordinary things found in
homes Was stressed in achieving
very interesting results.
A, lucky chadt prize Of a Christ-,
mils tablecloth was Won by Mrs-
John Rowland, mrs. J. C, Fleming-
way showed a film on cancer, a
request from the local eancer
society'. Santa, Claus distributed i.
Christmas gifts of the Sunshine
sisters to one another.
Lunch, hostesses were Mrs, Itich-:
!AM, Whitfield,Mrs. /f.1,eerge 'Turn4I
Mrs, Earl Cudnurre, and Mrs,
Florence Smith,
NOTICE
The Brussels branch of tha upper
Canada Bible So
l ranch
'will hold their
nntitial meeting on. Wednesday,
`December 28th: in brlissels 'United
Chins] ail 119 0-In.
CHIsliSTMAS" DANCE
d'IRAN.ROOK COMMUNITY HALL.
FRIDAY; DEc. 23rd
Musk by the meity Brother.
THURSDAY DEC. 20th
Ian, Wilbee'S Orchestral
.Admission .POeulat-
ILitinCh Booth In Halt
NEW YEARS bANdk
COMMUNITY HALL
DEC. 30th
Srnithts Orchestra
ROY Mo6iieleiit, FloorNiAridOeri-
Adnit§iloiit 0.00 Each"
Roil A Geed Night = This IS' it
Refreshment; Meth
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AND` AiRAW'
WALTON HALL -
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CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to thank those who helped
John Catterson and I in any way,
also those who remembered me so
generously 'at ,Christmas and
tlroughout /he year when I was
alone. 'To the sick' and _"A Joyeus
'Christmas Season'. Many thanks.
Mary Duncansore
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our .eincere
thanks and ,.a.hipretiation to the
relatives, friends and neighbours
for lovely flowers and cards and for,
many acts of kindness' extended to I
ins tinting our recent bereavement I
SpeCial thanks •lo,the nursing staff
,of Witighant Hospital and • o the I
Brussels branch of the Oariadiat
The Shaw Faintly
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Week. Of Prayer Services
DRUSSEL$ M.lNJ$1,ERIAL A5S.Q.CIATIspN
January, 4th to 6th.
.p. in ,
Wednesday: United Church Rev. H. .Jennings.,
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Along with Santa we
want to wish you the
Happiest of Holidays
abounding in
Good Health Goad Cheer
a n d
Good Fellowship
Thursday : Anglican Church — Rev. W. J, 5. McClure
Friday: PresbyterIen Church — Rev, L. G.Browri
Everyc.ne Is Welcome
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McCUTCHEON GOCERY
Phones 293 We Deliver
No Paper Next Week NOTICE
THE TEXAN GRILL
Will Be
C L '0 S ,E D
CHRISTMAS DAY DEC. 25th
and MONDAY, Dec. 26th
Wishing you the 'Compliments of
the Season
WINS 'DRAW
Wayne Lowe was winner of the
East Huron Centennial Committee
draw for 'the mantele piece that has
been on display in Grant's window.
Reacting To. Christmas
(The Rev, 4. Brown
itemeanber old Scrooge to OicitOWS •famous 'Story? It was, the
,oetkolt of Cchrisq0401. Which clearly set out the kind of man be was
• hard, selfish, unresponsive to kindness, and miserable In bUs
dealings. with others; ;Even /,,he oheery greetings whieh carne his
way drew forth only 0, disgusted mlitinibitgl"
There are people today .for whom ciliriatrnae means little more,
For the commercialist and materialist Chriatums is a time of
trinkets and "things" ,1)411icili results. in increased sales. Religion
at best, relegated to a secondary role, For the Communist
Christmas has no meaning at all, since ihe, has no plaCe for God,
or ,Ohniats So it 'is pushed aside as having no, relevance.
Actually then, we are judged by our attitude to Christmas, Our
reaction - to a neighbour:a "Merry 'Caltistraa.r, or to the call to
"Conte, let us adore Him, ,Christ, the Lprd" is. an, indication of
the lcia>d of people we are ti,nd of the thing Which, we consider
important.
Though our exact kind of work may be .different, many of .us
find ourselveS somewhat like the shepherds of pid who beard the
first 'Ohristniao message as they were "keeping watch over their
flocks ,by night". They were the humble, litti6 people withotit
munch lustre in the routine of •daily living, and of little or no,
i., influence in the •pcilitA.ce of their nation, But they were represent-
ative of the numberless people in every •nation- who 'were in reality
she nations", I wonder if there would been. anything lacking
in that first Christmas if they had not gone to worship in Beth-
lehem, As it is, we are impressed away with the glad reception
which these shepherds gave to the good news that God had visited
His people, and that in Bethlehem they would see Him "wrapped
in swaddling clothes and lying in a, manger". .•Censider what this
could mean to our world if the comthon folk of - our day were to
follow their example. Our-leaders talk of "Wars and surpluses and.
plans. We, the "shepherdt", of our day, in very nation may
point the way by a similar journey to -the imanger,ancl at- we gaze
upon 'rte Prince of Peace a new hope might, born in our hearts
which 'would send us out into the world to be peOPle of good
Then think of the Wise Men. In la_.generation:which is becoming •
accustomed to the talk of a space age with, satellites flitting over-
head, what a. strangely modern story comes to us from the pages
' of God's 'Word. These men followed a star, and in our confused age.
we too need .some star to guide us in our search for meaning and
life. The Wise Men followed their .star t desplte the hardships of a, . •
long journey and the danger ''af opposition. The star led them to
Bethlehem .(m.eaning, House of Bread) where the hunger of their•
souls was met and satisfied.
But His star has not yet. set. The longing of the nations and.
of folk like you and me for comfort and hope and life may still be
found by following the pilgrim, read which ends at Bethlehem where
we May present our gifts - - the gold of oiir talentS and abilities;
the offering of the 'frankincense of our time, and the myrrh of the
self-sacrifice of all, that we are and bave, - to Emmanuel], the
God Who is amongst His people.
Now are you reacting to Christmas, 19'60?
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LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAIV., oINTARIO
Two Shows Each. Night
Commencing at 7.15 p.
MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 p.m
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
Dec., 22 - 23 - 2
James Stewart 'Veea. 'M itch
in
• THE F, B. 'I. 'STORY
A thrilling story of the F. B. I.
taken from a best-selling fieo.k.-
DA N Cp. E
Wroxeter Community Hall
MONDAY, DEC. 26th
Mercy Brothers Orchestra
Danc e starts at 10 p.m.
Admission 75c
Sponsored by tht a Hall Board
Lunch Booth
EINGAGE.1.4h,N)
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Johnston, Minnie,I
Street, Wringham, wish to announce
' lie engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Marilyn, to James Leslie i
Thompson, son of Mr. end Mrs. I
William Thompson, Wingham, The I
Wedding, will take place in Jantary,
follows:.
Homes -
1. Mrs, E. Shurrie
2. Mrs. Jos, Brewer
3', Mrs. Jack Lowe
Business Places
1. B. M, & G. Telephone Co.
2. 'Wood's Store
3, Scotch Thistle 'Restaurant
Sererel 'Imautituly _ decorated
homes in the community were not I
entered the contest,
(:rEK1.1.' I IVIAA I-Mt.:VI-IA !ION
WINNERS
Winners of the Home and Bus-
mess Place Christmas Decoration
competition 'sponsored by the Ems I
sets HOrticultural Society, were as
"Where meek souls will receive Him, still
'The dear Christ 'enters in."
I.
Anglican Church
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings
S. A., L. Th.
Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
a. mi. Holy Communion and
Church School.
Church
Mr. LoUis D. fhompson
OrgnIst and Choir Director
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
10 A. M. Church School
Nearlier, The Res, wrt
MacMillan; of Goderica
Anthem, Christians Awake - Maunder
Soloist -- Brian ,Prescott,
NEW YEARS DAY
Preacher, Rev. George Malcolin
Missionary on furlough from
Irorniosa
Atitham The Splendors of Thy
Illory by Wood ward
Soloist Mrs. Margaret Thiritisort
OPENING OF BRUSSELS
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL
Then new Bruznsels Public School
will open for classes on Tuesday
afternoon, January S, The
children will meet at the old school
at 9 A. M. to put everything in.
order before moving, and then will
be dismissed. At P. M. they
will return, and, with their teachers
will March to the new school where,
the ribbon will be, cut at the door-
Way land they will be invited to
enter.
Parents aind friends are invited
to share in these proCeedinga, and,
after the brief program • in the
Auditorium, to visit each class-roan.
Since there is accomodation for
Kindergarteri classes, children who
are in that group will be expected
to he • preterit to "OW6 m the
Processienal from the old school to
the new
The Official 'Onening for the
public Will be held sometime around'
'the nifddie of jitinilary at the con-
venience of the MiniSter of EdilbatiOn. ,
for 'Ontario who will be the guest'
speaker, Definite *Ake of this date
Will be given rater. — 1
Phone 132 free Delivery
NICLWAVAVAVM.AVONMOIVAIVO
Come In And See The New
COMET
Now On Display At Bridge Motors
USED CARS
1656 Fora
1658 totd, automatic trantinigairin and two
1957 Oldsmobile, liardteD, antoitiatie trailaiiiidaien and flat)
1360 Ford, antothiatie transmission titid radio
1955 Ford, Ithittliwkon,
Other older models to' shoot's train
MAJESTIC W. I. TO DISTRIBUTE
CHRISTMAS CHEER TO SHUT-INS
The "Majestic" W. I. held, the
'Christmas meeting in the library
:basement with the President, Mrs:
Js me' Smith it the chair. The
hostess for the day was a jovial
Santa Claus who greeted each
guest. Many visitors were welcomed
to this meeting and the roll call re-
sponse Was a donation for shut-in
boxes and a hint for the Christmas
dinner,
Donations of $25 and $5 w-re
"enatetl 'Library board and the
Children's Aid Society at Three,
County respectively, Mrs, 11. W.
Stephens and 'Mrs, William Bell
offered to arranee for the quilting
Of two quills Which have been ere-
tented to the society,
Mrs. Lorne Nicli01 gave the l'e't —t
from, the cliatriet direetors' inc'u'r'
held at Ford wich, A leader-training
course is to he held in Tan,
12 to 14. A bursary, has been estab-
lished in Huron County to enable
Wards of the Children's Aid Society
to further their education,
commitments of 50 cents'
member' Will he asked from thel
rnerobera and it will be collected''
at the February iniettins',. The.
district Minitel meeting was,`
announced for May 13 at l'Altelet1
Celititittility Carol Singing *tol
6,006d, igct Mrs'. T)odglac
1,r.gmlilmtth, with Mt. C....-ketr at
the Piano. A. etifiijiiittee to Park Ail
delitef bates Of treata to ail I
dideri* ettRettS of the ToiniiiithitY.
WAS fianied,' Mrs, Clin,rlea
iftereitee
Ithieli wriP 'Mere thine 16 fi
Mrs 'Irtf, *ill', •rifActhii:,1.4 is' CTre+n
nP 6,004, or 'the inbisfrs r.f tive
tialsseent limn' are In lie itiolteill
NOtt6t• 1 KINDERGARTEN OPENING
All ditildren fit* years Of age by
Dec. 3itty i930, are req uired' to,
Attetid.ftlifil.eitgtteti in ittitsF•1618 Netit;
School defifteidirig: Ian; 1rd, I
1031, 'Parente ottiSide, the Briteaelti
Public gelled Area are invited tO r,
their Children of '
the ti§uit rate,Kindly not*.
oittoiosd of cititeitgit
enrolled OS: :Seen, ast
O'e•hrettilt,
*riSiiiell, 'Ont.
1 Mrs, ftottyleiti ti'd trrtgg, ri. rintlYo OF
Now is The title To Purchase Yorit, Snow time
Priced Frain $14.05
• I) E NI T 0 :t5i
PHONIl
Piititlii§
CARD OF THANKS
We Wish to thank all those lobo
heiried in the higIttsf•diffgtettt ways for
Atittidtig our Gacltteil AntilVersary day
such rt. :happy tine. Itsneeially lie
linty People. who took the time. to
Ceiiie and ass us. Also Many tliaitlrt
for the lot-gly ett.g, flowers, treirita,
Cards,. telejili tine esari ge0 Seth
lV r. hurl 'Mrs. Atiiitgw
The United hur
OF CANADA
ReV. Brown io.
orgenlit: Mr.. A. E, Martini
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
A. AL Church Scheel
A. :"O coins,. let ita Adbre
Saturday, D. •34th , 10;30 0.16,
Christmas Five Service`
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