The Brussels Post, 1962-03-29, Page 1The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister; Rev. K. Griffiths
Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin
9.45 A. M. March School
11.00 A. M. Morning Worship
414.t , 40.
Presbyteriaa cb.
IN CANADA
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison, 13.A.
Organist: Mr, G. Surgeln
10 A. M. ()harsh Scheel
it A. M, Morning 'Worship
Anglican CI -
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
neaten.: Rev. H. L. Jorardroe
NA., I..111.
Organist: NIrs, B, Elliott
11 a.- m, Hely CoMmtnion.
Chnrch School
7.30 p.m. Lenten Service
Monday A,pril 2nd
7.30 pan., ConfirMation Klass
8.80 Part. A, 4, P, A.
40.0tryis
CREAMERY BUTTER
You'll enjoy it's Freshness and Flavour on
Bread, Buns and Rolls tool
Vegetables will take on a fresh, new taste afore when you use
COUSINS CREAMERY surrsn
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HOCKEY DRAW
Winner tor game .satutdoy, March
24, was Gordon-'Worlanall, holding
ticilet•
it has been decided by the draw
eoininittee that during the play art
games when all tie scores Must be
Melon, that if the score IS tied at
the end of regulation time the Person
holding -that ticket will receive $10
Prise. The final wirruer will 'receive
$0 as usual,
BRUSSELS STORE HOURS
Brussels stores will be open on Friday nightS, atartinC
.APRIL 6th,, and on the TburSday night before "Good P'rid4y4"-
4ntli further notice,
STORES CLOSE AT 10 P. 04,
Melville Young Women's Guild
BAKE SALE n d TEA
Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY, MARCH, 31st
AT 2 P, M.
JVIount Royal Toniatoes, 28oz,
5 for ------ ' .. .. $1,00
Mount Royal Choice Peas, 20 oz.
or
Mount Royal Choice'Cream
Corn. 20 oz. 2 for 37c
Bright-s Peaches, 20 roz. 4 for .. $1.00
LIONS VISIT tAMKNOW COM
lirussels Lieas were guoute of the
4-uckriow .4i47114 erah an Monday
%o w!, thor n conwaniNI the
'Pam Chairman, Lion jack McDonald
of Brussels, op his oifLGial v#S1k
there.
'rile president of the 1.411.0ltnoW
Club presided over the meeting and ,
welcomed the guests, The Zone
Cliairman addressd the large •
gathering. Lion. President George j
McOntobecrn and Lion. Cardlft
of the Brussels Club, both spoke
The Brussels Lions were capably
transported 'by bus by Lion B,alph
Pearson, and conducted 'their reg.
Idar business meeting, Lion pm-
sIdent George MeCuteheon In charge,
while enroute,
Wil“;1
!altos W-
Iteseareli and eurront
cwentii was the IlletTle -of Walton
for 'the Igarah meeting held
Vilureday evening". in the •eenimilit7
ay hall. 0.7lie president, Mrs. as,
Nolo% presided for 'intsinese and
Mrs. 7I. Craig read the inimites,
also the financial report was given
by Mrs. •Wm, Humphries.. It was
decided to. accept 'the Invitation tq
lattend 'the cookiing utlemen.stTation
in 731Yth memorial 'hall tinder the
auspices of Blytli•-W.. T, on Friday.
evening, April 6 at 8 Pant, Mrs.
1.S.crVier "Of 'oKoo-Tr will he
• Present. NicCUTCRON GROCERY
Phone 293
We Deliver
1111111111.11 111M41.1. NOTICE TO LADIES
Anyone wanting a copy of the ;
I Prize List ,for the Ladies' Division
of 'theE rat Huron Agricultural
can
A
get
gricut oiitrnael s6ty 1962
by asking for it at the office of lhe
Brussels Post. This list has been
revised and offers new classes and,
increased prize money. Pick up Mt'
cony now and see for yourself.
I-11-T DANCE FRIDAY
The regular 111.-T dance will, be
held Friday 1%liatth :30th at '8.39 •In
the public school auditorium. All
1249 year olds come and bring your
friends. 25c per !person; 3.6c a
couple,
The April 'meeting will have the
official visit 'cif 'the -district president
con'suencing with a pot hick
supper at 7 'p.m. sharp, Roil call
will be payment of fees and gift for
your, sunshine sister, A penny
auction wilt also beheld at this
meeting.
A discussion followed on the
adoption of their refugee child for
ICE GONE
Our Informant, S. FOx, said the
ice above the dam broke up and. 1,
went down stream at approximately
three thirty Wednesday afternoon. i
While 'the river below the dam is
high, there is not the ice jam at the '
bridge, or flooding of the flats, that i
was a common, and interesting
sight of spring break-ugi before the
present bridge replaced the old
iron one.
'IN MEMORIAM
ANDERSON — in loving inetnoprof I
Alexander Quintin .Anderson, who
passed away March 31,1952.
'thank 'thee Lord, that grief can't
always last.
'That there's an end to sorrow's
darkest' day,
'Then give'me gratitude gratitude'for Pleasures
pest,
'The joys 'thou rawest fit to 'take
away.
The 'treasures that were lent -me
for awhile —
And then recalled, oh 'help me 'Lord
-to smile
And say Thy will be done sincere,
'and true.
Sadly missed by his wife Katherine
SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT:
WES. BUDNARK
BRUSSELS, ONT.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Cox, Brussels,
Ontario, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mabel
Helen, to .Toseph, Adrien Porier,
Wingham, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sebastian Porier, Berry Mills, New
*Brunswick. The marriage to lake
place Saturday, April 21st, 1962.
PHONE 5$,?
Meat was chosen: from the
different courses for the local
leaders senior training school to
"he 'held 'in the fall of 1962. The
committee to look after the euchre
for ,March '23 was Mrs. A,
McDonald, 'Mrs. G. McGavin, Mrs,
Shortireed and ,Mrs.
McDonald.
NOTICE.
Baeker's Butcher Shop will be close&
Monday and Tuesday for reddecorating.
Open Wednesday morning as usual,
FREE 200 GALS. TRACTOR FUEL
plus 5 GALS. CASTROL DIESEL OIL -
With Every Purchase of 880 and 990
DAVIT? BROWN TRACTORS
MONTH OF APRIL ONLY
TAKE ADVANTAGE or THIS OFFER
100F JEWELS PRESENTED '
r Istria Deputy Grand. Master
Win, Caldwell of Brdeefield, paid an
official visit to Western Star Toor
lodge here on. Tuesday night, March
22nd,
r!,1ring the course of the evening's
cermonies the D.D.G.M. presented a
55 year jewel to John M. McNair 'of
Brussels and a 50 year jewel to
tier rge Caldwell of Blyth,
WALTON SOCIAL EVENING
TO HONOR COUPLE
A social evening to honor Mr. and
Mrs. William Dennis on the occas-
ion of their Silver Wedding
Anniversary, is being held in the I
Walton Conlinlinity Hall on
Saturday, April 7th, at 8.15 pm..
the coming -year and it was decid- I • -. •
ed to ask other sonnies 'to join us 1 CARD OF THANKS-
would like to express my thanks.
to my friends and neighbours who
so kindly remembered ins with cards
and visits while I was in, the hospital, {
it was all very much Oppreciated,
Carl Tapklin
;, • I
1.
The evening will be spent playing mericzn Hotel, euchre, All friends and neighbours
are welcome. Ladies please bring
brussels, Oat.
sandwiches.
CARD OF THANKS
and. if possible have the same child
to support. "
The district annual will be held I
in Walton in May to celebrate the
60th anniversary of the W.T. Tickets
for dinner meal will be $1 and
,arrangements will be made to
have a cake made and iced for the
'LIBERAL NOMINATION IN
CLINTON, APRIL 6th
Officials of the Huron Liberal
Association announced this week
that a nominating convention. to
select a T-tiberal candidate to contest
the riding of Heron In the forth-
von.i.-.1g federal election, will be
held in Clinton Legion Hall, Friday
evening, April 6.
The meeting will be addressd by
lion. Paul lyt.P., for Trinity,
•V A 8
'BEAUTY SHOP
SPECIAL 'FOR EASTER
MONDAYS and' TUESDAYS
from now until Easter
COLD WAVES $4.95
" Phone 140 Brussels
RESERVATIONS PHONE 26
Bring the f
SUNDAY DINNER
IN THE BEAUTIFU... FLAMINGO ROOM
SERVED 5 — 8 P, M.
CONGRATULATIONS!
On March •31st, our beloved
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Exel,
hope to celebrate their 2-0th Wedding
Anniversary, !
It is the wish of 'their thankful
children that they may he spared.
many years for each other and for
.„..
Henry, Tdverdena and Kenneth,
F.',4•1c, Ada; Anne, Gerd.a, Charles
and Frances.
occasion. Mr, and Mrs. L. Waxman, Toronto, t
and family, sincerely thank their I
Brussels friends for the many
expressions of sympathY, letters,
cards and telephone messages,
received by 'them, at the time of
the death of their dauglitqr, Marlene.
Your. thoughtfulness,,$as deeply
apPreciated,
Changing of the meeting date
left till the next meeting.
The roveners of the meeting,
Mrs, Jan van Vliet Jr. and Mrs.
m. Turnbull then took over the
mooting. Mrs. Turnbull was
of -;:in which were
won by; adult, Mrs. James Clark*, -
children's Stephen Tlibhert, Mrs.
Tan van Viet impersonated as Miss
Joyce, asssenlbled the children in
a circle and played action games,
.also a candy scramble. Mrs. C.
'Matheson of Brussels, told a story
to the children and other games
followed with Miss Joyce and a
twist session. Baboons were pre:Sent-
ed to the children. Lunen committee
was Mrs, T. Dimdas, Mrs. N. Marks,
Mrs, G. T-Tihbert, Mrs, A. Ander-a-On,
Mrs. P. McDonald, Mrs. N. Reld,
Mrs. Herb
LETTER TO THE ,EIDITOR.
1240 Oxford St.
Victoria, B. 0.
March S, 1062
This Sunday 6 and under Children rec
Call Us Any Time for
Those Tasty Takeout Spareribs
5,0c Piping Hof
ALL YrIOR BAKING WILL PASTE BETTER MADE WITH'.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all those who
sent, cards, or showed their
sympathy in so many ways, at our
time of bereavement.
Mr, and Mrs. Bevan Elliott
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to sincerely thank
our relatives, friends and neigh-
bours, for their kind expressions of
sympathy, cards, floral tributes, and
acts of kindness shown us at the
time of our bereavement.
Mrs Walter Savage
and Family
REPRESENTATIVE OF BRITISH
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
Selwyn Baker has been appointed
representative of the British
Mortgage & Trust Company. He
is the man to- see if you are !
interested in investments. Guarant.
eed Investment Certificates earn 5%
interest. ,
Ma's Martin brought in the slate
of officers as follows:
Past. PreSident
'eresiclent ....... „„,
Is+. Vice Pres. .
Po/ Vice Pres.—.
Mrs. Jas. Nolan
Mrs. X. McDonald
Mrs, Cr, Corlett
Mrs. Ed. McCreath
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks to all our
friends and neighbours -who visited
us and sent us cards and treats when
we were patients in Seaforib
Hospital and since we came home,
and especially to Earl and Mrs.
Somers, It was all much appreciated.
Wes and Mary Stephenson.
Editor,
Brussels Post,
Dear Sir:
I am compiling a genealogy of my
family and T am searching for
descendants of my great-grand-
parents who may be able to furnish
me With further information.
My groat-grandfather, Samuel Barr;
born in. Scotland. known 'to have
lived in or near. Brussels, Ontario
from 1868 till Tossibly 1880 -90,
Elizabeth Elliott, born in Ireland,
about 1821, married William Young
and was known to have lived in or
near Brussels from 1861 to 1869.
I would appreciate anyone con-
nected with these families to please
contact, Mrs. Andrev I,„ 1240,
Oxford" St., Victoria, '8, C.
Years Sineerel;t,'.
Audrey L. Shaw (Mrs,)
Secretary Mrs. It Craig
Treasilrer Mrs. 1V, Huittphrlet
District Director MrS. Jas. Nolan'
Director Mrs. iton, Bennett I
Efranch Directers ...... Mrs, S.
frumphries, API's. A, McDonald,
Mrs. Wilbur Ttirlibtill, Mrs.
Margaret
a daughter — Donna; May, ''Pianist ......... eee Mrs. Jaclt lirYans
Asst. Pra,nist 'Ora. Herb. Travis-
Press Reporter Mrs, E. DIM 'S
Auditors „ . . „...„„.. Mrs. US. Clan,
MPS. Geo, Williamson
Conveners — Agri. and
Canadian TtuThstrieS ..„„„ Mrs. Roy
tilltirrinson, Mrs,: Donald thialmtati
)CitNenslitti arid Fihteation',,,„.... Mrs. I
Marks, Mrs..., T. Dtindas
IIfst. ties, & Current Events Mrs'.
N. Mt. Ir Walters
Home rd, and irealth,
Mar:4404u, G. Ii"
Resolutionsritt,FL Ci. Watson,
tfite,*. Sliortreed
Relation's .„ ....... POS.
Dennis', Ntrs. Gen. tote,. ,ritos.
trairts, -SteVena'
Sat:Shine idonitnitteu Mrs, A.
donits
Mar
BORN ,
To, Mr, and Mrs, Barry.
Machan, in. LiatoWel Memorial.
Hospital, on Sunday, March 24th,
Use It rerutarty from your Grocer% or Delivery
DAIRY
Brussels, Ont.
COUSINS
Phone 22
CAP TOL THEATRE
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FRESH SNEAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All flares
THURS. FRI. SAT. '
'MARCH 26
JOHN WAY'aisTil and
STtlAAT Atinil*,AN
"Staii in
"THE CDMANCHE0060
Ward boiled 'Tetras Ranger John
Wayne and Snatie gernbler John'
ShoW hoW to deal'
bed gicinS and Renegade
iSt Show t,t15, 2nd thavii SAO
itvening Prayer
and Chstrch School
Wednesday, Al0. 4th
8,80 pm. 'young People's Meetinv
miatELE AND HOWARD KEEP VOLli40 Itt14
TiVolire-yest Michele Pinney (ieit) and Howard the- itolkirit
hittle are 'two personalities who Made k marl,~ with yeithg
r't this season did. '01J11-;iNN• Rattle Dazste, Letters are
ibtit rig in to the kt the rate of itc,olt than 5,000` a ritontli.
tto*ittd loves niait, The criiyr 'date doesn't hire is tlti0 *no*. of
turtle 'Senn qinti k Ont"'041. MAO' tilo, tiokihgtnitia*ith4iti* into
his sired:
Ainitt, 4
tvd,f4St* ft4 *AM -
uPivt ',tiOANDEb WOMEN'
()WON tateksiSiseritj
WeinAti hUif to MO to titray
WEEK ,END SPECIALg
Green 'Giant Niblets 2 for 35M
Carnation Milk, 16 oz. 3 for 43e:
Maxwell House Coffee, A lh. hag
Hot Crost Butts doz. Alfros
t.ti,tissets- directors Mrs.
trig "Mobonald. Mrs. ti, itor4t*i#40t
i*s. Leslie rititei' is h. tie.ilerif
in Ikeiciria os iItaa , T driderir, !after'
i roll In her rate en, resulting Sri n
litchcit P'hone /1,
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