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The Brussels Post, 1961-05-25, Page 1I 4 I I 4 1 • I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 I 4 '•-I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' • 4 '•,4 4 4 4 :4 4 4 4 4 CARD cht THANKS Our deep appreciation and heart- felt thanks are extended to our friends and nelighbours for their deeds of kindness, ,expressions of sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes tendered In our recent bereaVement. A special thanks to Dr. Stephens, ; the Brussels Nursing' Herne and Mrs. Alvin 111cLelland. The Farrow Family CARD OF THANKS - William Morse Wishes to thnin% his friends, neighboUrs, and rel- atives for their flowers, treats, cards and visits. Special thanks to Earl artdrensT. and Elme. McOnarrie for I their help with the stock in the .' ba'n while lie was sick in Wingliam Hospital.. • .4. CAPITOL IHEATRE 1 LISTOWEL, ONT. ileammaiEN.Ernr.Fr.rreMEIFiz, BROWNIE'S* DRIVE-IN LID. CLINTON, ONT. ' ingmmtwimmtimmmt LLASMAR DRIVE-IN II THE?, TRP LISTOWEL ••=ximmlinimmis.rkimminimriiakivilierrerithvalx.ituroiractimene Thurs. - Fri, May 25 - 26 "THE APARTMENT" Adult. Entertainment Sat. Only May 27 Double Feature "BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE" Randolph Scott, Jennifer Heiden "MAN ON A STRING" Ernest Borgnine, Kerwin Mathews Burt Mon., Toes., Wed:, May '29 "THE uni000dtvoqi, Adult. Entertainment' dolor tecIpe Lancaster Audrey Tiepburii Audie Murphy Admission 69C, Children under 12 1,4 ear-d Free Sex •Office Opens at tttio' e5Cleett. -0tiet Shover at Dthik- ajaWe -§hOi.reNitfhtfy, Rain: CO Clear' 1-01101#101101110:MAAttilt4 k ..4.4.4444,....• er. 'Thursday May 2.51::4, 100._ 0-4,4b414.1111,1.. 0,0041,14I• east Publishing tioat'm V-,.049.7#0 Akti• •00K47-41 A NUAL LOWE brussels 'united. Cnurch; SUNDAY, MAY 28th .-At 11 A. hi. THEME : "GOO OF UNIVERSE" Sponsored By The Sunday School Everyone Is Invited to Attend MRS, 5, W, STEPHENS SPEAKS TO 'WOMEN'S GROUPS AT roat.viLLs. OP.URCH Mrs. George ;Fraser .;- Vraaeri 92. ,of (,irOy • TOWOOli I), died in. Loation, Mend-ay'. • ,» 1 a ith-4dout 01; Grey, she ',A 'the, former 1.(111,za A, Bishop, a daughter or the late Mr, .and. Mrs. Abraham Bishop, She was born on the eighth concession of Grey And 'following her marriage to George, Eraser, who died ten years ago, she failued with her husband in 'Grey Township, She is suraved by one daughter, . . Jean, of Grey Township; two 'brothers, William and George also •Grey Township. The .funeral was held front the D A, Ttann funeral howl), Brussels, nn Wedncul y t 30. conducted by R, C. Nelson of Knox. Presbyterian • Church, Cranbroolt I Burial was in Mount Pleasaxt Cemetery, Ethel, EVENING SERVICE at 8 P. M. Sponsored by Young Peoples' Union SPECIAL MUSIC Guest Speaker : REV, A. I LAVANDER, D-D., Mount FrorOld- Aliens Orange, Grape, or Apple Drink 48 oz. • '' ''''' 29c Libbys Sliced Beets, 20 oz. 2 for 29c Mount Royal Peas, 20 oz. 2 for 35;c Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz. '2 for 37c 41704/1.0.111•11,111.0., • JO.KINS SPa11.3 • flowivs formed the setting for the. wedding on Saturday' after- .May. Of Mips .1‘iargart e Seeir an d Norman, Johns, both of Loudon. 'The bride • Is the -youngest daluighter of Mrs, .Arny .Speir and the late John ,Speir, The bridegroom -is ,the son of Mr. .fitml Mrs, Norman Johns, Thorndale, The ceremony was performed in reshyterian 01141,0 by the Rev. W. J. Morrison. Mrs. W. C, King, organist of the church played traditional wedding music and accoir,panied the soloist, Mrs.. Carl Donglas, of Bellmore., Givqn in marriage by her brother, Kenneth- Speir, Simcoe, the bride ! wore a street-length gOwn of white onganza over tulle and taffeta with. , three-Warter-len.g-th sleevls and a ,, nylon lace bodice. A•coronet of seed pearls held her shoulde--length veil of embrolde"ed net, She carried a caseado of white roses, Arlis,1 London, was bridesmaid, wriaring a. street-length dress of lilac silk e"ganz, and carry- hitt` a cascade -of Shasta ch:Isles,. .Tomes 'Hogg, Thorndale, was groomsman. The ushers were Ronald Johns, Therndale, ;:f.nd. Bill Nay, Barrie, • A reception was held .';In the chrinich parlor. The brit* mother was wearing a 'printed silk jacket- dross of green Jersey, 'Fite bride- groom's renthe- was wearing a costume of navy blue jersey. Fen travelling, the bride wore plao figured sheath dross, with watchine, cluster and • aceessorieS Following s wedding trip to Nin- e-sr:I Frals ant Tinffsle.- the, comic will reside in Lonodon, OW1Vo ;thIlda Or lilAigiala .P;e2byterIan ..Church on. .7 4 • it ,•••• • •,'• 'tA of iii,' women's "'Alps nt, Brussels- 'United Church,. ^ Duff's United Church. (Walton), St. Anglican Church (Brussels), and Knox Presbyterian Churches of Belgrave- and Cranbrook, in the schoolroom of the church. The guest speaker was Mrs. B, W. Stephens,. Brussels, who spent several weeks visiting her daughter in France and her Son in England. Her Impressions Of the -scenery and customs of the people, of France, Switzerland, England and Scotland kept her audience delighted, She She was introduced, thanked, and presented with a gift by Mrs. Cameron Adams. Mrs, Mack C're'dit(, president of the, rroup, welomodi the visitors and turned the program over to the convener of the program committee, Mrs Adams. Mrs. Wilfred Shortreed read scripture. Mrs. Emerson. Mitchell. accompanied by . 'Mrs, Harvey 'Brown, contributed a solo as the . Walton •group's nart in the program. Mrs. Stewart Stevenson gave a reading for Cranhrook; Miss. Margaret Nicholson sang a solo for Belgrave; and Mrs, Leonard Machan gave a reading for the Brussels 'United Church group, Following a lunch served by the young women, • courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. Palnh Pearson and Mrs. McFadden for TirrIssels United Church; Mrs Jos. Dnnila- for Knot Crfirrell, Bele-rave:. Mrs, Tihne'rson Mitchell. fur' Duff' crowch; 'Mrs. .7,loyd Workman. for St .-rebn's nhorch , "lTr , Steven- ; FtOn fm' TTnny (91111'071, rrrnhrrmk, ...!•••••••••• •/,•14. ••• PERSONAL CLEANERS, Brussels, Ont. Announce. Their Opening SPECIAL TO MAY 27th Trousers and Skirts 49c "Each Sanitizing and AC-All-proofing E xp Erier.cecl Onerat,,rq Saticzf e.-6,c Gnaranteed CURIE N xry .n ROCERY — George Alexander Snarling George Alexander Sparlinr;, ef Emily Street, St. `Marys„ died in Stratford General Hospital Th.;rsday morning, May 25th, in his 58th year. A. former Brussels resident, he was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs,. -George Sparlinm residents of Cran- brook and Brtissels. Mr; Sparling was a prominent St, Marys businessman. He operated a grocery store there from 1934 to 1 1958. Since that time he has farmed while residing on Emily street, lie is 'a Past 'Master of St. Johns Phone 583 Masonic Lodge, Brussels; chairman of St. Marys Public School: Board for many years; also on the town council . and the Public Utilities Commission from 1953 to 1950.- Ere is survived, by his widow, the former Mildred Logan, of Brussels; two sons, John. and Bob aud. daughter, ;,Patricia; one' brother Victor, of Detroit; five sisters,, Mrs, Walter (Adeline). Mundy, .Los Angeles; Mrs. A, (Mildred) Arnold, Toronto; Mrs. Muriel Collette, Niagara Falls; Mrs. Myrtle 'Rath- well Collingwood; Mrs. Raymond (Norma) Fear Clinton, The body is resting at the 'Marriott funeral home, Wellington Street, St, Marys, where the omeral will he belch on Saturday May 271-11. at 2 p.m. Interment, will be in St. *Marys We Deliver Phone 293 'MONCRIEFF UNITED CHURCH GARDEN PARTY WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st Supper 6 — 8 programme 2. one act plays by Y.P.U. Admission: 85c and 40c, • • .BOXED 'PLANTS FOR SALE 'Petunias Marigolds Snapdragons Alyssum Pansies Tomatoes Asters Zinnias Hybrid Tomatoes Cabbage J OUWSMA MARKET GARDEN Wingham Free Pict Delivery Phalle 12. b. A 1 A Specialty Cutting Styling Cold vVavtng Phone 6russesg, ..,••••••••-• p ...••••7^. LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAtV,. Two Shows Each Night Commencing At 7.15 PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs, J. 'W. Elliott of Toronto visited with her sister, Mrs. Louis D. Thompson, over the weekend, Mrs, Frank Shaw, Morris Town- ship, moved into her Boossels residence, formerly the Wm, Adams. property, on Weduesday of this week, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Miller and Mrs, David 'Gibbs, Port Credit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Ed, Henderson. Miss Sharon Freudersen and 'Vies fisthv or Londen also Anent the weekend with Mr. and Mr' Ed. fi Mra; Charles Pollard Mrs. Mary Emily Pollard, 84, widow of Charles Pollard, died at the Brussels Nursing Hon Wednesday. She was a lifelong resident of this area. She is survived by one son., George Brussels; two daughters, Mrs. Edgar (Mary) Hollinger,. Fruitland; ii Mrs. W, r. (Mildred) Ferrle, (key Township. Funeral service will he held from", the B, A, Rama funeral home,, Brussels, Friday at 2 pro, 1Thrial will take nlace iii Trussela on LAWNMOWERS Root Built Line of Lawnmower 2 Cycle and 4 Cycle 24" RANGE RIDER MOWERS CLOD BUSTER GARDEN TILLERS complete with;. FURROWING TOOL, and MIDDLE BUSTER. PARTS and REPAIRS to ALL MAKES of MOWERIP.--: and TILLERS CASE TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS 2OLLARD'S CHAIN SAWS phone 64 ussels, Ont. ESP;nh.W ,s1,v7 ICE CREAM Season Is here a-gain, featuring COUSI'l\TS STRAWBERRY FR WT ICE CREAM and COUSINS STRAWBERRY RIPPLE ICE CREAM IN CONES, BRICKS, and HALF GALLONS Get some from your favourite COUSIN'S ICE CREAM DEALM. often, for that extra treat at meal time, party time, or any titula 4.....1111.11••••014.41Kers CONGRATULATIONS i. John Hoover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover of R. R. 3, Brussels, was notified recently of his recom- mendation as a Teaching Fellow by the I-Hstory Department '4t the University of Western Ontario. Mr. Hoover graduated from 77;ingham District High School in 1957 ,and. will receive an Honors. B. A. degree in History at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario Spring Convocation this Friday, May 26th, With the aid of his fellowship he, Plans to commence studies this fall leading to a Masters Degree. Thurs., Fri., ;Sat., May 25 - 26 +- 27 Double Feature 1. ;Ernest Borgnine Kevin Mathews In MAN ON A STRING a spy story Pod Cameron Mary Murphy in ELECTRONIC MONSTER The Woman's Association of Knox United Church, Belgrave will sponsor a GARDEN PARTY in the church basement on WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st Supper Served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Adults $1.00 Public School Child. ran 50c - Pre-school Children Free cemetery, PLEASE NOTE: Matinees will be Cancelled until -further notice FOR SALE — CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank the Brussels firemen for their excellent Work at the time of recent fire at our home;. also our neig'h'bours and friends, who helped in so many ways. Your kindness was rieee13' a ltipr an.1 (4e-orre• LB. BAG ONIONT $1.50 75 LB. BAG POTATOES $2.00 EAST HURON PRODUCE Mrs. Alex Mann Mrs. Alex Mann, • 67, of Brussels ; died on Monday May 22nd, in \\Tinhorn Clonneral Hospital, The former Peal' E, Harrison, daughter of the late Marshall and Ada Smith Harrison. Following her marriage she and her husband, farmed in the Moncrieff district before retiring to Brussels five years ago. Mrs Mann, who was a member of. , Pro,ssels 'United Church, Was active in the women's organizations that chnrch, She was also a Member of Morning Star Rebekah lodge, She is survived by her huband; three daughters, Mrs. Reginald (Dorothy) 'Halt, Port Ryerse, Mrs 1.4.• 41. al • .1.1.4.46* •••• , Church OF CANADA ST. ,,OHNI'S Rector: Rev. H, L. JennInc_, 112. A., L. Th. Organist: Mrs., 8, Elliott Trinity Sunday 11 a. n Morning. Prayer and' Ohureh School -St. David's, Honfryn 9.30 all. Morning Prayer and Chia& School • Thhrsday - Friday May 25 and 26 MADE BY PICNIC Brussels, O. Phone 22 Adult Entertainment Color CliiernaSonpe, William Holden Kim Novak One Cartoon Jack Lemnion, Shirley Maclaine, Russel (Muriel) Stewart, Paris, and. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Meivi;ie Church Rev. W. J. Morrison', B.A., Minister Organist, Mrs W. C. King Fri. - Sat. MAY 26 • 27 i Fred MacMurray Mrs. Saie,5,,,s (Rhea) Valiance, of Saturday and Monday May 27 and 29 Double FeatUre THE GEISHA BOY Color THE DOMINO' KID Rory Calhoun S Brussels; two Song, Elden and jollies, both of Mo.neidetf; a sistee, MrS, Lily McLean, Moticnieff; two brothers, 'William arid Frank Harrison, Moneeleff; 'and 16 grand- children. Flumeral :service: Was :ecinducted Thiirsday at 2 p.m. at the" D. A. Amin 'Niteroi by the 'Rev,. L. t. Brown, Morning star iodge held a Reheksh itiemorial service at the funeral liOnth at 9.80 WednestbV- 10 A.M. Church School 11 A,M. Divine Worship FRESH SNEAD &Ma BAKINIC6 IPAILV Fresh Fruit and 'Vegetables At All Times DANNY KAYE in • "TI-i5 FIVE PENNIES" The Warm, true story of one of the nation's top music men Plus — "THE TIN` Henry Fonda, Anthony Perkins and Neville Brand Each feature will be shown Once only .-••• Five Pennlea, 7.30; Tin Star' 9.25 Gt 1 took plum iii Iii.,rveyS sterling, Coto. et city. Tuesday and Wednesday May 30 and 31 Ti-it NLINi6 STORY (Color) Audrey Hepbuoe Peter Ottieh brie Cartoon The United Church or CANADA• 041,11bitert lasti. th'oWn Mrp. A. E, Mirth" FidWer Sunday 8;48 A. it. eitureh Scheel A.M. 'God of th0 thriNerfife 8 P.P, Titeonfto *bolt irot,oit. Mon. tues: Wed. May 29 86 ,31 enietlitirial tale' 'olt mother end teenage eon who :thotight to learn the Meaning ..of life. .Don't roles „the Academy Award Winning ii SONS and LOVERS Dean theekwell, Trevor kewaki VVEE". E.N.D SPECIALS Gje6t); Chant Fancy Peas, ota 2 'fOr Libby ,gatteiktattt, :Ott HalAtatit Pea Soup 28. OZ. 2 -for ..... tikia shotiv ,Nidiltiyi ,. Rain or Clea0 First tlioW Dusk /ADMISSION: 65 CENTS Children tinder 12 in Ceiie Free' Get your 'Peritianeht At I REN.V2t, BEAUTY tALitiN. "Where qd •ttet'AS•eoniatibtitii. Cost Day - or EVenhig AtiPOInhileata REsir TO, PERSONS' id YeAk Of AGE Olt OvEit #0fligi'd' 7,80 and 9,10: iiiiitl0t3*31,int01010.8.t4, P.Itone 132 Free Deilverri