The Brussels Post, 1962-07-05, Page 1FREE SCIENCE 'FILM
produced by Moody 'Institute of
Science, Los Angeles, Calif., to be
shown at the Library Thursday
through Saturday night, July 12 -
14; 8:80 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come. No admission charge,
TED WILSON
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
BRUSSELS PHONE 19 er 51
The thiited Church
OR CANADA
Minister: Rev. K. Griffith*
Organist: Mrs. A. E. MartlO
Closed Until Aug. 5th
No Church School
During. July and August
Si
Pr .,dbyteria;a (..bur' h.
IN CANADA
Fred: Fruit and Vegetalsies
At All Moss
WEEK-END SPECIALS
Cheery Morning Instant Coffee
6 oz. 69c
Donald Duck Orange Juice
20 oz. 2 for 310:
Stokleys Cream Style Corn
15 oz. 2 for .... .... . . . . 29c
Phone 132 Free Daiwa
giliging Mit 1.1111 Lerzetrothf centre, and Bud SPilineet
Stuart raise their *oleos lsL sOtt nit intigtikiiit :mow
each Isbnao tieat (airing the. tliitatiWr On CM-TV. 1.71,U,
prOgralatis troitleila Rntitnt. van this itinitisttolt
tolls 'souks, and iisiebtired the Ittbilee lam:9411e
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M G A iS L' 0 R. .:3 UPPER
WEDNE$DAY„ JULY .• 25
on Dr.. Myers' • Lawn
Served from 6,30. to .8.00
Adults -.., S1.00 Children 'Under 12 604 •
Baby Sitters Provided On Grounds
Held Under Auspices Of Morning Star Rebekah LOW-
MUSIC; AXAMINATION RESULTS. SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD SUCCESSFUL RECITAL, GIVEN
1 atoRr7o°f4tMap:1,4c400f and theory 13.771:: 'I' Qati:QeMniV4.14'al'16:TQeYetarillIingli:;6e1:4 PI C441)4BrP1.7-'48- ' Reeite.1 On Wedne.sday evening,
I The pupils of Mrs Pro,* Thomp-,
'Mations held by the itOym vonfierY• „„ sea presented their third Piano
ored by the three Sunday Schools of '
were taken 1)117113rileerMrsa'rrerdeaks ale Village), which was held In the , Istgeof WI4ohlitolrhivamlirup:H isaeulso :Psuotlioils4„ Thompson, ; results _ „ . C
i follows; , ..onitratnitY Park on Friday "tor- duets, and tries and two vocal soles
Pianoforte : noon, A program of ram; and games: were features of the entertainment,
was run off by the tier. TI. 'L. Grade II -- Brenda Bone, honors. , Jennings and Rey, W, J. Mierrison, and Classical Selections were Played. . G roups of Folk Tunes, Popular Tilts,
Norma Jean Mair, honors! assisted by A Kroup of older boys, ,
Grade III — Joyce Tinether, honors 1
'Bobby Rlaek, honors
: Winners of Races: 5,6 all got prizes , with '.Bells Are Ringing", the
i Linda Wilson opened the program
Mary Gibson, honors , 7 - 8 --- Leanne Ferguson, Joan ,' Theme from Beethoven's Ninth ! Stephenson Grade V — Anne Oldfled, honors i Symphony and Mrs. Thompson play- : 9 - 10 Girls .— Dorothy Elliott, ed the Pathetique Sonata (First Grade VI .--- Glenna HouSton, honors i
Grade 'VITT — Brenda Houston, bon : Dianne Machan. BOYS .— Scott Wil- movementl by Beethoven to close
Sharon Storey, pass I son, Donald Gibson, the recital, A vocal solo "The
Gr, VIII — Brenda Houston, honors , 11 - 12 Girls --- Karen Plate. , Gypsy Rover" by Kethaleen' .-eme Brenda Bone, Boys — Greg Wilson, I Kraut-el, was enjoyed by everyone,
Grade I —Glenna Houston
Theory
i The pupils who performed were: Gordon Meehan
first class honors 1 Over 12 Girls —Gail Wilson, " Lin d a Wilson, Gan Searle, Beverly
Sharon Storey j Darien' e Meehan- Boys -- Larry ; McCall. George Morrison, Jim Old. " 1 Kellington, Paul Wilson, first class honors : field, Penny Lowe. Bobby Black, i Three-legged race — Gordon Norma Jean Moir Brenda,Bone I Meehan and. Tiarrie Ferguson; Gall it Neil Hemingway,' Leslie Perrle,
Miracle. Whip, 15 oz. ''''' 39c.,
Stokleys Creanl Style Corn
1 .$ioz, 2 for ' ........... ” . " " " 29c
:Hunts Tomato juice 48. oz. ..... ...... .......... 29c
Libby's:Deep Brown Beans
20 -oz. 1$ for -- '$1.00
"'W.... .4
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. ROCERY
1 and Darlene Mecham. i Suzanne McDonald, Helen Searle
. 1 Cutcheon and Shirley Pipe: Clorden Wheel-barrow Race — Cheryl Me- 'Mary Gibson, .Toyee 17-Nether. Lvnne:
Flint. 1Vifich., attended the regular
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gorsalatz, of
1 • • , Petrie, Kathleen Krauter, Nancy ,
Workman. Maryann Phelan. Will ana Murrav Machan.
i In a gliesstne contest to guess the ; Stliekler. Tim and Doug Wheeler, 1 morning service in Knox Church on niamber of milk - nettle caps to a I rarer, Wilsen. Carol Shonfreed Anne • Sunday morning and renewed ,; ulnas '-far. Ross FromingWrIT had the 1 roapple. cleimia rrne;qterl, Sharon i acquaintances. plogr.ef gneas There was a toffee i .et,-,rev, fralaPrifl Prpnrli T-Trolon”,
,Mr. and Mrs, Norman' Pheifer and r (..,,..,,,,thi e e-,,, f-11,1 q ',vitt ebildren and' i Mrs. Thompson expressed her, Elizabeth spent the holiday week -
I end at Kirkland Lake. n neriant seramhle for the smaller 1 appreciation for, the interest shown
CRANBROOK
St. John's Church Brussels
102nd ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, JULY 8th
Morning Prayer -- The Venerable R. D. Mess MK/1M
Archdeacon of Saugeen
Consecration of St. John's by the
Right Reverend H. F. Appleyard,
Bishop of Georgian Bay
Soloist Mrs. W, G. Severt, Stratford.
The 'Spirit of God by Linger
Bless This House by Brake
Social Horn Following Evening Service
livirat.YONE WELCOME
11 am,
g p.m.
We Deliver Phone 293
BRUSSELS COUPLE HONORED
ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
N0 TIVCIE
Please note 'that ,my .office will
'be 'CLOSED from the ,evening of
JULY 7th until 'the • evening of
JULY 15th.
I ,arm dividing 'my ;holidays is
order to help ray -patients. Later
hope to take ‘some•helidays in i
Anguet,
I On. Sunday, June 24th, Mr. end
Mrs, Harvey IVezeutcheon Brussels,
Ore$3. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dana, Joanne. I by those who attended and wished
and Rickey visited with Mr, and I ronowing, stinner which ended with` i everyone , pleasant summer holiday,
were honored on the occasion of
their 40th wedding anniversary with
a family dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler of Grey
TwP.
Members of their family were
present from Seaforth, Walton,
Hamilton, Toronto and Brussels.
Fundsy. "-s" rshaved by the elder children,
Committee in charge of arrange- CAMPBELL REUNION
vents were Lawrie Cousins, Mrs. I The second Casnpoell reunion was , s Lloyd Wheeler. Mrs. jack, Mc- I held on July 1, at the home of Mr. ;
Cotcherm. Mrs, Jim Dayis. Mrs. Geo, 1 and Mrs. Mac Shaw, R.R. 8, Brussels, ruing. Mr's Reg, Watson and Mrs.
. Matheson. Close to 115 descendants of Alex-
ander Campbell and his wife Ann
Dewar, were present from Brussels,
A Delicious Summer Treat
Miss Helen Knight, Toronto,
is holidaying at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Gordon Knight.
Misses Marilyn and Dorothy
Knight are employed at Grand Bend
icy the summer.
;Sunday visitors with Miss Alice J,
Forrest, included Mr. and Mrs,,
Victor Snarling, Detroit, Mrs. Addle
Mundy, California and Mr, and Mrs.
Ray Fear, Clinton.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Smith and
family spent the holiday week-end
at their cottage near Orangeville.
Peter Lefor is in Winghnm
hosnital following an accident while
Dr. le, 'W. Stephens
ie Mrs. Allan Dunn in Kitchener on e eroa re cones for alT, ,::, ball game
•
Sill:PE/KW
CE CREAM
NOTICE S
INTERESTED IN RECREATION i . Wingharn,, Blyth, (Vinton, Stratford,
There will be organized recreat- : i Seaforth, Trenton, Elmira, Belgrave, !
ion in the Park six days a week Bhievale, Kincardine, Galt, Aylmer
from two until five. All those , and other points.
' interested please attend. Donna i After a picnic lunch, games and
Smith is the recreation director and. ' races were enjoyed under the
.1Gyce Davidson will be in charge of ;
tl direction of the sports committee, pool.
Be Sure To Take Home Enough
To Serve Your 'Family and Friends.
Robert el..Vodden
Robert. Henry Vodden, 64, a native
of Ethel, died 'Thursday, June 28th,
at Victoria Hospital, London. He had
lived in London for the past 12 years.
Surviving are his Wife, the former
Velma Michael; three sons, Murray
and Ross, all of London; two broth-
ers, Harold of Blyth land Lorne of
Hamilton, and one sister, Mrs. May
Lake, London,
The feneral service was held at
the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brus-
sels, Sat'utrda.y at 2 pan.
IN MEMORIAM.
McARTER — In loving memory or
a dear Husband. Father and
Grandfather, Ivan MeArter, who
passed away July 8, 1966.
He is gone, hut not forever
And, as dawns another year
In my lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of him are always near.
Days of sadness still come o'er Ina,
Friends may think the wound is
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within the heart concealed.
Too dearly loved to ever be for-
gotten by his wife, family and
grandchildren,
VAL'S
BEAUTY MOP
Cutting, Styling Cold Wavle.
A Speciality
Phone 140 Brussels
Mount 'Pleasant
APPLICATIONS
FIELDMAN
for Federation of Agriculture
tor the Go'anty of Huron will be received until the 31st, of 41*,'
1962. Applicants state qualifications and salary expected. Dee**,
to commence Sept. 1st. Send applications to the offizei dr;
Federation of. Agridulttrae, Box 316 Clinton, Ont. Lowest or %of
lender not necessarily accepted.
Elmer Ireland, President
Burial
cemetery,
was in
Ethel,
havine. His arm was fractured in. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Turvey and Mr. hue niaceq when caught in a hay,
f‘aier.PEOPLE WE KNOW and Mrs, Ken. Johnston.
• The oldest visitor present was Evening Auxiliary ' Mrs. Carman Richards of Hamilton,
visited here with 'her sister Mrs. . Mr. Robert. Turves of Blyth while the 3 oungest was Dale Shean, son of Alex McDonald over the weekend.' Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sheen of Dr. Carl Plum of Virginia, was a Stratford. Those who came the recent visitor with his father, greatest distance were Mr. and Mrs.
Plum, and another, who le still a ; Colin Campbell and family of. patient in a Toronto hospital. I Trenton, and the visitor having a
litr, K. McDonald of Montreal is a ' tdrilday closest to luly 1, was Mrs.
visitor with his sister Mrs. Wm. 71c,bert Tummy of Myth. Mr S I
'M I LOM AY ROTARY AIL LI
FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY. BINGO
$lysomoo in PRIZES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11th
Begins 9 P.M.
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(BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-1N
The June meeting of the ("ran-
brook Evening Auxiliary was held
Thursday evening June 14th, at the
home of Mrs. Ross Knight with 19
members present.,
The leader, Jean Evans, opened the
n, meeting with a verse, and led in,
prayer. The first and last two verses
of hymn 416 were sung. The script-
nre, Mathew 7, verses 24 . 29 were
read in unison. The meditation Wits'
read by Jean 'Evans followed by
prayer.
The meeting was then turned over
to the president. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved.
The roll call was answered with a
verse. Plans were made for the lunch
for the C.O.C. picnic. The livening
Auxiliary Is to be responsible for '
half the prizes. The !livening Auxil-
iary Rally is to he held the second
week in September, it was moved by
Grace Evans and seconded by
Marjorie Knight that we have no
meeting in July. Plans were made for
the August meeting. The collections
was taken by Kay Phtefer, The topic,
"A. News Letter from British Guiana"
was read by Lena Noble.
A hymn was snug and the leader
elo,aed the meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by the hostess
asi,ited. by Marjorie Knight and Kay
W. S. Scott spent the Dominion. i During an election of officers Mr.,
Day weekend with his son Graeme and Mrs. Gordon Bosnian, Mr. and,
•mel Mrs. Scott of Fonthill. Mrs, Harold Vincent and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Walsh, all of BelgraveB. G. Whittard was a holiday week- i
end guest at the home of his son in I were appointedpoIn}ted as snorts corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter TiemingwaY
as sports eornmitt
St. Catharines, were
mittee for next year, and Miss brae ;
have returned from their honeymoon Coulter of Aylmer, as secretary-
`trip to the Marftimee and New. treasurer.
England stetee. They are !Peed-
ing few days at their home here. ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING
before returning to their duties ' Mrs. Gordon Blake was host at
Totoeto, her home when the St. Ambrose
Mr. and Mrs. Art Burgess of Sitar Society met in June.
London and Mr. Krendergaat of Mrs. Ferg. Cpnnely presided and
Cleveland, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. 7irm. Van Ness led In prayer.
Eighteen members answered the
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leach. roll call by naming a shrine they
Miss Dale Cardiff, who has COM, wished to visit,
pleted successfully S; year at the Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. Louis
Stratford Teachers' 'College, has Blake agreed to take charge of the
social details during the week of
snmmer school.
Plans to enter a display at the
Fall Fair, were begun,
Mrs. Connelly offence nor home
Berwick, Pen. are holidaving with for the next meeting. Augnst 16th,
she mm irt suary of the recent
ielatives in the community, 3 retreat was given.
Mrs. Jack Ballantyne of Stratford Mrs, ,Van Ness and Mrs. Cooper
was a recent visitor with Mrs. M. offered to act as visiting committee
13allantyne, 'until Ai
k.,
ming.
urrert events- at home and abroad MiSs. Enid Askin, Hamilton, spent I
the weekend with Geo. and Mrs. were related by Mrs, Louis Blake,
Oilier. interesting interesting readings wer
'Cyan's. . given, Two contests were held with
Rave Misting Sr. was winner of i Mrs. Gaynor cur Mrs. Van Ness the.
the $50 on draw sponsored by the ; \\Inners.
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan won the door' Brussels Ilratch "8' of the Royal prize and Mrs. Sterner the mystery
Ara-L(1 4in Legion,
Mrs. Christetitt McDowell, who has 'Ptr ;astir Innch wog served by the
left for Guelph where she will attend
a Physical Education Course at the
0.A,C from ;NW to August R.
Dr, anti Mrs, McCutcheon of
THEATRE Limited
CLINTON
Two Complete Shows Nightly
Children under 12 in Cars Pres
SUMMER SCHOOL
OF CATECHISM
Four "Sisters of St, Joseph" of
London, are teaching catechism this
week to ,,he children of St Ambrose
parish, This dourse of religious
instruction has been arranged by
the pastor Father Freker. The
children and their parents are grate-
ful to Father Frecker and the.
Sisters.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
July 5 - 6
Fine Family Entertainment
Hit No. 1 -- Shown at 9,35 only
,' MISTY"
David Ladd Arthur O'Connell
(Colour — Scope)
(a wonderful story of a rebel colt)
Minlater:
kit No. 2 — Shown at 11.00
"THE TWO LITTLE BEARS"
Jane Wyatt Eddie Albert
(Color — Scope) (Cartoon)
(a comedy fantasy)
Free Poptorn for 'children
before 9.80 Thurs., July 5 oniy
Brul Rrtative Past 56 ;reed, left our community ; adjourned. sses ep esen
Organist: Mr. G. Surgeln
No ChUrch Sand
during July and August
11.15 A.M. tliorning Worship
Everyone ;Most Welcome
W. Jr Morrison, D.A.1
in Kincardine. She will he greatly HONORED BY FRIENDS PHONE 263e BRUSSELS
SELWYN gAlttit i the mist weeizend for her new herne :I
Missed by her boot, Of friends in the i PRIOR TO DEPARTURE
Village. Mrs, Metiowell was always I Mrs, Gordon McDowell and Miss
.,“titit.g to do her pot It, on..,... t%lr Illotlerito MahraugliteriWere honored 1
tia,,tehreteir their 7g: Vio;trIT i!i,a'r,':..:,:s t,;,4 eterented to her and had 1 kin4
Rev.
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
TELEPHONE 446
For all kinds or unticdetering. been a resident Or nr118$0,1,5 401'7 the bre.F.r.eane in charge and the meeting
for all rind. even story or two departUre from Brussels. The even-
A iglicat Churcl
OF CANADA
Ort.JOHN'S
Oa% H. L. Jenny
D.A.; L,:rie.
Opasniiit Mrs, t3. Elltet
to neer the disheartened, we hope tug 'Nvas enjoyably ,abett piayitlg, i
MIT. ivrenwAll wIll find an abund. tordO, An address W
an de of lititniitieSS In het net beta i fittest (")r' honor by Mar' S!°44: Boatel's
SAT. - MON,• . TUES. = Wet,.
July = to - it
Hit No. 1 -- Shown at 9.40 only
'GUNS OF NAVARONE"
earejory Peck David filven
Anthony Quinn
memo Seene)
„„, Beater:
thn,f, alit remerAer, tits 'And 'And Mrs,MerieWell was 'presented
alto ant
u lt.SSelS felends with the fend t'lth .1"1fi 411(1 1"F with ft didett,
3ttiCe
MiUt§ELS. 0i 614E! kiti
Mottitiig traYer
and 'ettnetti
Seet-led Of tonaderiltiod
Itin#
11 ant,
8 pin,
....:.-- Farris Suiltielet oi.... memories that She is leaving behind
asi• • • I Mr, and hira. RANT, NotalAdy and
Brush, Rol ler, Sera31 '--untlill ' Ti.livir't stIcillf file lielblav Weekend to
6ikiLLgel TikAtIESMAIIII ' hitnvt.n with Ikir .tha Mrs. linhert
rerined.v. .end' famliv
1
Hit No, 2 Shown at 12.18
"TANK FORCE^
Vietoe Mature
(Colour Scope) (darteee)
- .
BORN
eett Mira.
ReteVti Thenias. In the St. ,
thomaS-Flain 40101'n1 nesriltal,
25t11,11 Nen Tinerithy.
faro Davies, Heottri
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