The Brussels Post, 1962-03-15, Page 1HURON COUNTY COMMITTEEMEN
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Americen Hotel
Brussels, Ont.
Your Host "Carl"
Invites you to the Beautiful Flamingej
Room, this Sunday; where we are featwinge
Baked Tendersweet Ham, Candied Yams
'Roast Young Ontario- Turkey
Swiss Steak with Potatoe Puffs
5 — 8 P.M.
Reservations Phome
TAKE OUT
Spare Ribs, Anytime, Any amounf:
P;--);n9. 5c-
CREAMERY BUTTER
You'll enjoy it's Freshness and Flavour on
Bread, Buns and Rolls tool
Vegetables will take on a fresh, new taste also, when you use
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Itinglican Church,
00 CANADA
St.joi4N4
Rector! Rev. H. L. -Jennings
. IA, Lilo.
Organist: Mn.i B. Elliott
li EL. Holy Communion
Chuith Setickti
1.38 P.M: Lenten Service
1Wonday 19th
7.30 tin): Confirmation: Glues
8.30 P.M. A,
Wed. 21st- Board of Myttiagenient
tgb Evening Prayer
and: Church SA**
►2.00 per year - $2.50 IX As_ utuorked, Wit,.,, 0.420 mat. 1,1„1. ottion otftsolkA Thursday, March 15th, 1962 Poet Publishing ion
Majestic Women's Institute
BAKE SALE a > r TEA,
Brussels Public,. 'Library
SATURDTY, IT
AT 3. P. M,
MAJESTIC W, 1. MEETING WORL.P PAY PRAYER,
Tito regular Meeting of the Village 711e' xenon of T3 /3115Q14 and'
Brussets Council
Council was held on Mara' 5th;, st.
The Majestic Women's Institute
community ,Observed the World e
,loon's Angli-.t
,4,,,i.n.,.the .11,1,:.ihjr.;,40.71f .ihaslullitilw$itih the Ili
the
The .'gkOillt chose "food and
nutrition" as first choice''' .and,
"health. education hints for the home
nurse" Second. chOice for a senior
shirt course. The roll call response
was, "What I eat for beauty and
good temper,"
CANDY TABLE
I t1,11.1 e41f4Mill'ilti.ei:iielp:t1,, 011100, all. members 'tt can Church on Friday afternoon. ,
1 econded .
I..,adcrs for the service, based on :
I Moved by J, 0, Krauter, S. ' e tln-9e, "clods love for the
3 by 0, S. Elliott that the minutes of ,whole wood,,, were Aim George ,
1 be adopted as read
The meeting of February 5th, 1962
Thomas.
DaviS. MirS. W. W. Smith, and Mrs 1
Carried PraYers for the Queen and leaders i
TEA Cup READiNf
Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz. 2 for ..... 37c
The Tea That Dares to be Known
60 Bag Size . • '''' ''' • ... ..... 79c
Snip Doodle Coffee Cake Mixes
-cinnamon, cot.eanut or maple each ..... 31c
Van Can Pork •& Beans, 20 oz.
2 for ••----- . • . •••• ... ..... 37c
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LENTEN SER-VICES
ST„ JOHN'S CHURCI- '7,68
MARCH 18th to. APRIL. 15th
Moved by AV, A. Williamson, see' of natlons were offered by Mrs, H. A noMinating committee for
officers for 1902,08 were appointed,
to include Mrs, Ella Shurrie, Mrs.
Prank Nichol and Mrs. r. C,
Matheson..
oralect by L. Machan that we L. Jennings, for Canada by Mrs, L. apply for the balance of grant on the for families by Ma's. Wilfred i '1061 road expenditures Shortreed, for the needy by Mrs. ;
Carried O. Matheson, and for the whole I Moved by 0, S. Elliott, seconded
I by J. C, Krauter that Daylight saving rti-istion world by Mrs. C. Parker, 1 The address was given by Mrs.
time commence April 29, 1952 and W. J. Morrison, Mrs. A, K. Griffith'-.
end October 27, 19n who sang a solo, was accompanied
Carried on the organ by Mrs. Bevan Elliott.
I 'Moved by W. A. Williamson, see. Mrs John Alcoek and We, G c
waled by L. R. Meehan that theI '1,n' or to of yourself, for that is all there Is
""".." Prayer
Bring Your Bible
Meditation ScrIpturtt
Everyone Welcome CHERN
Mrs. Douglas Hemingway, con-
vener of the committee for home
-economics and health, presided for
the program: Mrs, W. A, Williams
di6cussed the motto, "Make the most
imie,AN,,,,,,a,1,44,,,t,1,41ag,tarn1 • ••-• -
THANK Y U
The Huron Hog Producers Committeemen elected,Merek
6, who stand solidly for good sound commonsense Pradvizel.,
marketing of hogs, wish to extend to you our thank* for
the support you have given the marketing board in tlit-
past and we feel sure you. will give us even gres40
support in the future.
Phone 293 We Deliver 1 accounts as presented for .payment
be paid
of yen!,
Mrs. Harold .Speir gave a, short
I account of a visit to Toronto, where
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AIMOMINXIMUNCINMIRMOT,A,,la
-- Carried Walter Savage 'GUIDES, BROWNIES 'RECEIVE'' P.T.T.Cl, streetlights
.AWARDS. ENTERTAIN MOTHERS C. J. Krauter, labour and
'Brownies and Guides held their
"Thinking Day on March 7, in the
COMMUNITY: !LENTEN 'SERVICE
A large number 'of ;people attend-
ed the Community Service held Jai
Melville Presbyterian 'Church
11 Walter Savage, 75, of Concession, she attended the Institute luncheon
at the Wingham General Hospital, birthday of the Federated Women's '
1
2, Grey Township, died. Sunday , and pageant, which marked the 65th. .;
He had been a farmer most Institutes, Mrs. S. Ct. Hemingway
of hie 7ife. -who also attended, added her impreS-
Surrivin•fr are his wife, the i glans of the occasion.
former Mabel Heibein; two sons,
Howard of Grey and Wilfred Joyce Huether contributed an ,
of IHarriston; three daughters,. 1 Irish dance and the. Highland Fling.
Mrs. James (Laura) Ward, McKillop Mrs. R. W. Stephens conducted an
Township; Mrs, John (Myrtle) 1 interesting quiz', -How to guard ,,
;g5 ; Rutherford, DLirlting, and Mrs. i your health in, winter," Mrs. John. ;
Speir read a succession of health '
facts touching on pasteurization,
nutrition, fluoridation, and imtram- i.,
iza,tion,
Mrs. James Smith gave a demon-
stration on waking- a feather hat. 1
She shown). the method of dying /
white chicken, and turkey feathers to
use in the operation.
Three members received birthday ;
greetings, Hostesses for the meeting !
were Mrs. Karl Cudmore, Mrs. John ;
Lowe, Mrs, Donald McTaggart.
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parts..... ........ • . • .... • .... • . • . • .1
Brussels Coal Yard, fuel for
1 and firehail 86,54 Sunday evening. I Library, with their mobners +present. .
Callan. Nursing Home, The theme of the service- was' "Brownies :held their opening. 1
"How shall -we 'keep Lent?". The ; 'Linda Wilson, Nancy Pearson' I prFavebinr ciliaall'y Treasurer,Welfal'e speaker was Rev, 'A.'Higginhothara 'Daphne mcWhirter, Laurel Hen-dug-
of
insulin
of Walton United 'Churoh. Other' way, Cheryl McCutdheon, Kathy! • Post Publishing, ads and clergy who todk -part in the service 'IdeArter, Karen Mutter, 'Joan Elliott,
were the 'Rev. TH.'L. 'Jennings Of Judy Work, Nancy 'Adams, Donna i ,TNSvtpa,t,eiMenrts
charge St, John's Anglican `ChurCht Rev. A. 'Workman, Barbara "Marlatt, Pauline, ; McKillop
•
K. Griffiths 'a -the 'Unite'd Church McCutcheon, Delia 'Callander and ! bask for elief
and Rev W. J.-Morrison of Melville Noreen Hanna were enrolled in the Alrie Higgins, clearing sil9P AlTreil (Dorothy) Kennedy, all of I
Clinton; one sister, Mrs. Susan
' at corners
f Hyslop, Wroxeter; and one brother,
220:00 :William of Aberdeen, Wash.
I The funeral servicewasheld at •
.3494 -the D. A. Rann funeral home, on,
I Tuesday, at p.
22,0:G Burial was in Mount
12.00 eemntery Ethel.
25.001
241.50 Ij
'7.29'
5.00
Church. L. R. I3ryans, snowplowing
for February
Brownie Pack.
Seven Brownies 'received their
'-GOlden Bar: Ann ..and Dianne
,Machan, Vonne 'MdCutcheon, Ann
Davidson, Brenda Jamieson, Penny
*Lowe, Kathleen Kreuter,
EUC'HRS 'PARTY W. B. Willis, relief
groceries
-Receiver General, tax In the Ladies' AukIliary Rooms of
the Royal Canadian Legion
THURSDAY, 'MARCH 22
at 8:30 p.m.
Joyce Huether recevied ben
'Golden Hand and Wings.
deductions
Posl O ff ice, nr.s.
Brussels Cleat Yard, relief
fuel z
Plesant I
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HORTICULTURAL MEETING
Everyone Welcome House Orderly Badges were
'presented to: Nancy 'Gibson, Ann,
-and Dianne 11)/fachan, Joyce Huether,
Anne .0,1dfield, Susan McDonald,
'Skaters Badge: Gail, McDonald, f
Mary Gibson, Penny Lowe, Dorothy
Blliott, Kathleen Krauter.
Collectors Badge: Joyce Huether.4
Barbara Marlatt and Laurel
Hemingway walked up to the Guide I
Moved by J, C. Krauter, seconded
by 0. S. Elliott that the Village
purchase .a 40 ft. aluminum ladder
for the Fire Brigade
'The Horticultural meeting on
March 19th, will be held at St. John's
Anglican Church at 2 p.m., instead
of at tne Brussels Library, PEOPLE WE KNOW
'V A 'L. S
BEAUTY -SHOP
SPECIAL FOR EASTER
MONDAYS and TUESDAYS
from now until Easter
COLD WAVES /$4.95
Phone 140 Brussels
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister; Rev. K. Griffiths
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 A. M. CAntrch Schbol
11.00 A. M. Morning Worship
fP
Presbyterian Church
IN CANADA
Melville Church
Minister: Roy. W. J. Morrison, B.A.
Organist: Mr. G. Bargain
Company-
Norman Thompson of Listowel,
was winner of the Saturday night
Lions NHL hockey draw.
David Hemingway and Larry
Kellington spent the weekend in
London where they attended the
London Conference for Young
People.
HI-T ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
1
— Carried I
J nereTheing no further business
the meeting adjourned on mottort
of 0, S. Elliott and L. Machan.
Geo, McCutcheon Wm. H. King
•Cierk Reeve
CARD OF THANKS 1 We would like to thank the many
friends and neighbours who helped
so generously after the fire. Your
kindness is very reach appreciated. I
Grace and Glen Hood f
CARD OF THANKS
would like to express my thanks
to my friends and neighbours who so
kindly remembered me with cards,
and flowers while I was In the
hospital. It was all much appreciated.
Lorne Nichol
The Hi-T Club will hold their
St, Patrick's Dance at the Public
School on Friday, March 16, at,
2 p.m. There will be lunch, novelty
dance'S, prizes and special entertain.
ment. Admission 25c, or 35c a
-couple. Be sure to wear some green I
or a finewill be imposed. (you know
how the leprechauns hate the non-
Irish).
Several "45's" will he on sale
too, at a cost of 50c,
Joyce Huether and Susan,
McDonald flew into the Guide
C°Brilr'PoawillY; Owl, Mrs Wm. Kellington, •
was assisted by Tawny Owl, Mrs. i
Ray Kernaghan, and Mrs. Wm.
Porter who was the first Brown
Owl and started the Brownies in
Brussels.
The Guides held their opening
then formed the Horseshoe where
the Walking and Flying Up took
-Mace, The BroWnies were welcomed
by Contain, Mrs. Kellington, and
Lieutenant, Mrs. ,ic..en Sholdide.
Ann Lowe, Linda Lowe, Judy'
Moffatt and Joan flarniss were en-
rolled as Guides.
'Second Glass Badges were present-
ed to Lynne Workman, Joyce Kell-
ington, Bonnie. Werkman, Linda
Lowe, Ann Lowe, Joan Garniss,
Religion and Life Emblems were'
presented to the Guides, also Fire
Badges.
Child' Ntirsef Bonnie, Lynne and
- Joyce
Cook: Bonnie, Gerda and Darlene ,
Laundress: Bonnie Gerda, Darlene,
LaundreSs: Ponnie dercla, Darlene
and Joyce
HostesS: Joyce, Lynne, Darlene
Ann, Bonnie
Needlewoman: 33.611114e, 'Darlene,
Gerda
Hoinemakert Bonnie, Gerda, Ann,
Darlene, Joan
IterSetvettiari; Bonnie, Ann,
Thrift; Bonnie, Joyce.
Reader: Bonnie,
Daivinaid t Darlene,
Friend to Animals: Bennie, Gerda;
Friend to Animals! Bonnie
Darlene, Gerda, and Bonnie
received their Little litathe
Guides Were dismissed train the
Tfoi'VE•Stiee and gate a scene, Breyer.
for Thinking ]lay WAS read by the'
tantain:
The Brownies and Guides held
their closing and lunch was served:
fry the 16-Cal, association, Mr*. T.
Vottniiatil gave *64 be thanks
rind Darlene *Chan spoke ter the
diiidee and iRroinitiii,
ALL YnUR BAKING WILL TASTE BETTER MADE Willif4
Brussels curlers were winners
again when they placed first at the
nine o'clock draw at the Howick ,
Lions curling tournament held in
Listowel on Wednesday. They were-
Joe, Adams, skip. D. A. Bann.
Jack McDonald, Minx Oldfield CARD OF THANKS
The Brussels Bantam Hockey Club
wish to express their appreciation
to the Brussels Canadian Legion for BORN
CAPITOL THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
their sporleorship this past season
also to the Independent Order of
Forresters for the proceeds of the
Cranbook dance on Dec. 15, 19,61.
RINTOUL — Mr. and Mrs. Win. R.
Pintonl, Winghaan, announce the
gift of a daughter, March 1st,
Elayne.
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