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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-03-02, Page 4In remote areas, gitnadians enjoy tile awe br range of bank'services, the same sense of secur. Your local bank is an essential link between your community and the whole banking world. '' 2174,„AtIMMUMENEMINAW zuz.zu:7,115wwqc • -HOTEL, AND. .CABANA .Cl.U01 • Supreme vacation enjoyment in Florida's most complete resort. M*4. darn guest rooms (air-conditioning optional) to please end pampert.., wide ocean front beach for sunning and swimming ... cozy lounge kr Intimate rendezvous and genuine hospitality to flavor your entire etry. JACK MULUKIN, GENERAL MANAGER i. Alp "immunities develop* banking a ices 40 made available to meet new and growing needs. - ETHEL ,- Mrs. Jennie Stephenson celebrate' ed her 91st birthday Monday, at the home plater son and daughter-in-lava Mr, and Mrs. Percy Stephenson, Ethel. Mrs. Stephenson.. is enjele tag good health, helps. with the hens* work, !and can still make a pie Kt for ,a king. She takes a great interest la the affairs of the community, and enjoys watching television. There are teto sans, Percy of Ethel, and Eddie of Niagara Falls, CLASSIFIED ADS'. FOR SALE .- 10 Chunks, of Pigs, about 40 lbe. Wm, Speir Phone 64r12 FORMER ETHEL RESIDENT MARKS 91st BIRTHDAY A former well-known reel/ant of Ethel, Mrs. Lucinda King, who as now residing in Listowel, scele. ' :braked her elst birthday last Wednesday, Feb. 23; at the home of her niece, Mrs. Carrie Willis. Although Mrs. King's activities now are confined "to reading and listening to the radio, until recent- ly her days were full with home, church and" ,community activities "I never shad -many spare moments", She said in describing her life in Ethel, and on a farm in Grey town- ship during her earlier yeaer$ Born in dray township, near Ethel, Mrs. King wish a daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and it was at their home on. Valentine's Day in 1888 that was married to John Rine, who died in 1912. • —erre— After their marriage they lived on a farm on the 10th. coneeesAon, Grey township, -until they moved to tittel in 1919. When they moved to Ethel their home was across the street • team the Methodist Churoh, later Ethel 'United March, and Mrs. King spent a good deal of her time on church activities. , r.y i tfosu ....- -. ,., t .. ...4.. .;;,...Z.4..- ..,/ :? .7 7t.te . .airik . . -.. 1:*„ %., 1.. 4., NOTI • s • -Ft seture yourt • ' .4 ONTARRAEPitilf.MENT OF 'HIGHWAY'S, Ar Hon. Jas. N. Allan, Minister BRUSSELS iaosT Among the benefits of Branch Banking . Wednesday, March 2nd, 1,905. CRANI:SR001,C,: The C. G, T, met in the home of the leacler with seven girls in attar! dance, Divided into two grouPs the ono , ilade posters of a Ohriahni Indian ,*frillage• Beverly Evian:, pre, elided •and Maxine Smaldon was plan- let All repeated the Purpose and the 'C• , G, T. T. hymn 'VMS 'Pang. The topic "The Three R,s" on education in In, die, was divided into three parts and given by Beveily Evans, Mrs. Stan- ley Campbell, and Mrs. M. Engel. The worship service Was in charge of the Preeident and Leader. The meeting ,closed with "Tape", followed by a musical gneesing contest and lunch, The World Day of Prayer was ob- served in Knox Presbyterlan Church on Friday afternoon, with Miss. A, S. Forrest in charge of the first part of the 'service arid Mae, Ken McDonrald the seeDied part. Prayers and reading were given by several members• of itte W. M. S, and Evening Auxiliary. A solo Was sung •by Mae Mina Baker h000mpaeded by Mrs. •Alex Steles. The offering was received by Mrs. Harold Jacklin, and Mrs. Glen Hue- titer. Mrs. Stanley Fisoher gave the message on the meaning and purpose of the World Day of Pray'Sr. Mrs. Robert Campbell, Winghara, ,spent the -week-end with Mr. and M, BEACH 67th Street on tin: Onaii, Banking in Canada works in such a way that your local branch manager brings you all the resources, knowledge and , experience, of the bank he represents. It has - branches throughout Canada and provides contacts-the world over. The benefits of 4 this branch banking system, developed meet Canadian needs, are demonstrated every day by the quality and scope of your local banking service. THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Helen Wilson WOJSI elected. Mrs. Con- ! ely gave us notes on Playing wife with milk. MELVILLE CHURCH. faithful to their responsibilities, and were_ brought into account by their lord, and punished. The faithful ser- vant will be rewarded. CLUB *ORGANIZATION MEETING HELD The !organization meeting of the BrUeeels Milky Way Club was held do the library on Feb. 12. Twenty- one girls enrolled. Each girl are r .GIRL GUIDES AND SCOUTS MARKED FOUNDER'S BIRTHDAY .ANNIVERSARY I. •••••././.0FOIM7,,JIMIMINMINIMINFON• oared the roll call by - giving her name. Mee. 'Conley gave us require- ments of the club and an introduct- ion to it. Mns. Shurnie explained about our record books. The election of officers resulted as follows. — Prasederet, Marion Hemingway; Vice. Free., Sheila Black; Secretary, Jean Smith; Press Reporter, Irene.M.yers Pianist, Elizabeth Pipe; Asst. Pian- ist, Betty ,Mcock. It was decided to !call the club "Tire Braaeels'" Milk Bottle Maidens". The next meeting is to' be held on Feb. 26. Leaders hre Mrs. F. Lonely and Mit: K Shurrie. The second meeting of the Bruss- els' Milk Bottle Maidens was held in the library on Feb. 26, The meeting opened with the Theme Song. The roll call was answered by one re-anon why milk is a good food, As our el- ected press reporter dilseontineted If you and I are to escape• from sin and the devil, we must come to the Lord Jesus Christ ..and confess our sins and ask for grace and forgive- ness. We are all accountable to God every day of our lives. A two-part ladies chorus sang that best loved of gospel songs, The Old Rugged Cross. The choir contributed the anthem Father Most Merciful (Penis Angellcus) and the organist, Mr. Louis D. Thompson rendered the Russian hymn "Jubilate" during the offertory, wth Carlilonic Bells. by God Birthday Anniversary of Lord and Lady Baden Powell was marked by the BruSselis groups of Brownies and Guides - Cubs and Scouts, when they invited parents to a meeting In . the basement of St. John's Align. can grim* on Monday night, February 21st. Meeting opened with a Word of wel come from Scout Master Rea N. Ellie, who Spoke briefly about Think ing Day. , The Brownies demonstrated their mused opening ceremony ` and in ,spection. Mae and Scouts held their inspect- ion together. Red Rose Patrol held a skit under their leader Elizabeth Stepbenslon Those taking part in the play were Ada Exel, Joan Davidson, June Warwick, Elizabeth ,Stephenson' and Kathryn McTaggart. CATTLE WANTED • For Pasture, Robt. McKay Phone 47-17 FOR SALE — A number -of York Sows due In March. Glen Huether Phone 7647. FOR SALE — , 106 aacres of good clay loam land with good buildings and all modern • conveniences throughout ' Write to Box 50 Brussels. Sometimes we wonder if God Is really interested in us. He is because ' He is our Heavenly Father.' . WANTED — We are like the servants in Jesus parable, who were left in charge of their lord's affairs but were un- For 33 years 'she was president 01 the Ladies- Aid while her bus and served as chUrch treasurer for a matter of 25 years'. Following his death in 1943, Mee. King assumed 'his` duties as treasurer and carried them on until she left Ethel in 1953. Site She ealn also was a Member of the choir and for many years taught the primate, class, in Sunday School',In .additien eees iesxcaelclhenart thoer..4mveekmebeperer. and particulariy liked cooking, a hobby which she can still enjoy. Last Week, just to keep in aeraotice,—ste of the Ethel WoMen's Institute, also served as its president he wi,s wb an to niaJcle a batch of pan-cakes, "the old- fashioned way": While the lived it , Ethel Mrs. King continued to garden And snow -heti• lawn it addition to her other &die. A cotnele 'of years ago she lett Ethel and went first to Atilt, a nieda . Mrs, Leslie Irwin, of Shakespeare, coming to Lietoevel last September. Her many Ethel friends can drop in posted'. mOaneV,ntihiietalvenednuk eoefp iMnttesr.eoKtiaing the village. Although failing eyesight prevents het hobbY of knit- lag, Mrs. King can, still read the papers end periodicals and' she en- joys .11*ening.to •the neves and church broadcasts On the radio, hut+ how. orrery hair no time for "aerittle. Otit Of a familY of 13'. diaildret; • FOR SALE — Milking Machine's 'es: Lovell H. Mc- Guire, 'Phone 593 W'inghern, Surge Service Dealer. New .and used unite $20.00 and 11,1). We handle milking equipment only. 1 • First mortgage of $3000.00 on 150 acres property at 5% interest. App- ly to Box 50 Brussels Post. .-On Sunday morning last the local group of Girl Guides and Brownies -with their leaders, attended service at Melville Church. The minister, Rev. Harold Colvin, spoke some app. . •ropriate words of welcome to the girls, and took his sermon subject from Romans chapt. 14, verse 12. Everyone of us must give account of himself to •God, and said, in part, every school teacher has the super- vision of all the children, and when a child does something wrong, or bad must give an account to the teacher. In the same way we must all give an account to God, who is our Father- Creator. The good thing's we have done, will also be taken :into account , We. Stanley Campbell. Get your tickets for the Operetta :which is berg presented by the Mil. vertlen District High School in the Oominunity Centre on Saturday even- lag, March 19th. This Operetta comes highly recommended and is Oren- Spred by the Library Board, Oran- ,brook.' Each ticket ,purchweed en- titles. you to a chance on a lucky draw for an eleietric tea-kettle. Coyne Library. eanDaciirhyelMp atlhdes The .second meeting of the Grata brook Dairy Maids was held in the Community Centre on Sit Feb. 19. Anne Stuffier opened the meeting by reading 'a Poem, The roll 'call vra,s, answered and Karen .Machan read the minutes of the last.meeting. The topic for this meeting was "Play Safe With Milk" and "Rulers of the I Game". The leaders 'gave a demonstration an how -to make a white. sauce, The Iblome ,assigment was given and Anne Steffler closed the meeting with a poem Called 'White Elephant.' The third meeting -of the Cram- brook Dairy, Maids was held in the 'Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 26, Yvonne McTaggart aaened the meeting With a poem called "Welcome." The roll call was an- ;mend and the minutes of the last meeting read by Karen Machan. The topic for this meeting was "Milk in The Fa,milly Menue. Ann Steffler • demonstrated on how to pasturfse- milk and Paltry Rathwell, Maxine Smalldon and Isabel Engel demon- •strated on how to make a white sauce. Mrs. C. Steiner and Mrs. G 7.-.Pueither demonOttrated 'on how, to make a ,custard sauce. Rose Camp- , •.elilan(.1. Faye Engel made creamed, ilbi tis The home aseignment wan given and the meeting was closed With a poem °ailed "Too Busy" by Yvonne McTaggart- , Evening Auxiliary . Club took past in thole "Dance of the Kaa" followed by' a Brownie Dance I Like to be. a Broevnie," Orchid Patrol held a skit called "MOtb.er Runs The House" 'tinder their leader Patiteia Porter ,taking part were Rena Myete, Ma Exel, Yvonne Pollard, Kablityn 1VieTagg art and .Pamela. Porter,,, - Tawny Owl, Mrs, A,. McTaggart " rend a letter to the Guides and. Brownlee from their chief Gemm- leaionere Bob and Ronnie Ilbevaed pane boxiag , match .for the Scouts. Red Rose Patrol gave o skit Balled "Your Friend the Dental t". the cars;, Were Irene Myers, Pattela P,ottet Ada Exel. Die:0;011es 'held their thinla I beg Day CereniOny, The Beewrilei, light ,candles, thinking of 24 count'rie's Wise make the same aren't:Ise that tets dia. Girl Guides took Part in a Think. itig Daly Ceremony where 12 differ- ent kind of Guides were Preseit Gnidet, Cerrnitiatienet, ,and Ex-Guide- "all lighting dandles 'Tawny Owl MrS, V, 'Martin led in Thinking Day Pray er Scouts and Cabe, gathered around kit by tha eampfiee and sang ,,,ergs. btchici Patrol dated "Wiedie on TVA The cast were tittle Myers, Adc Exel, 'Cattier laloTaggart and Yvonne Pollard. Lanett was served by Mrs. W. F Todd.. Mrs. B. Mattin, Mrs. Me, Ntrio. 7 Davis Johneteti, Mia trtlis thanked the' leaders and "edible for the Ilregrain and turich Scouts, 'Guides, dilba and ProWities-!Joited iti a big ring for- A: • Mug sots .Guide ''Taps Giii kiss 1' arid BtaileVatteS attended :their Ant>niai Church'service at 1Vteltkintd Ch`uroh out, SittidaY, 'SALESMAN. WANTED — To ,sell ,complete line of Men% Ladies and' ' Chlitiren't Oldthing, Furnitures and Appliances inchid- ing Television. Sell eight in and around Brussels. Highest Coramile Moils paid, No investment necdess- .ary. Oat essential: Write Box 50, FOR SALE --- Get the right chicks. Now, ...While Bray 'has !Ntin a wide choice 01 breeds, and crosses. Including Amer In-Croee. Minted chicks, pullet, eockerellS. Some started pulletii. Ask us for complete list. Agents Win, Olen Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R, BAP !rat R. R. 5 Brussels, Phone trusseli Ir12., The Clembrook Evening Auxiliary Met Tuesday evening Feb. 15th. at the boMe of Mrs. Emerson Mitchell Mina .Baker wale leader. After the, !opening hyma "the scripture was read In unison: Mina Baker lead in prayer. The minutes were read by 'the ,secretary land 'approved. The roll call was answered with a averse containing the word love. Betty Knight thanked, the members' for the blanket and the, box she received, A -card of thanks 'Wee read. The trees, urer's Veneta. Was tend. A letter was react by the treasurer "asking for $2 .) Tot 'an immenietiate for We.. .Mobil. It' was moved that 'we increase our tea collection aertied. The World bay 'et P-ri;YCt WEiA, discussed, It whe decided that the Stiliebitie eietiVeribr „amyl aend boxes trietithers and their families case serious, Collection was then taken:. Betty Knight "arid Mary Haethea ete. tired to bring eettidWibliee. The teda rdtary was ..skied to Sedate' a &heat lepealter for the April Meeting, Jean Battle teas the ,first Chapter in the i§tb-cly Beek. A littin 'Wee' einig the •itigttiig dosed With Ilia MkPali FOR SALE — Frame House and barn with 1 acre ,of land in Village, priced at $1,600.00. 200 acre Farm on County Road, good house, hydro, furnade, 2 batk barns priced at $13,000.00, Half DoWit. 175 acre Farm adjoining Village, good hotted, bath, large bank barn, IVITS, king and her sister, Mrs, John Douglas, S5; Of NeepaWee Mentteta, -are the only Ones atilt. -living, TO MOTOR VEHICLE OWNERS AND DRIVERS Tuesday, March 15th, 1955, is the last day upon which 1954 motor vehicle and trailer registration plates may be used. It is also the date of expiration of all 1954 chauffeurs' and operators' licences. hardwood busk, prided at MAMA, FARM FOR SALE — Halt Down, The Veleta of the late Gordo' 75 ante farni, &sine house; lOrge O:inlet) in Melcilop con, bank iSarn- priced at $000.00. Latel.S, ' iOrtea aeras'emiaisting Of 1: C. tor*, Real totate Broker. Betiedictleire` ninth; tale served' lia'' good :di, learn With 103 acres break Ertieiele, Ont. tad* bat. t 4 bY 30.- g664 litil house, '13116ne 84 ,.. 'morns brick hotted: s farin lie the''heeitetee lealial liateilier arid Ethel 1 . able lend rest fin Wish; apritg Creek, Othilinhall, * . . - fiiiiiiing ifijii;biigh., .This fartn Is sit 1 . —e, ..ae..e, stated ilk mites itetit light y;' I • At TEbitior FikrtmkIRO --- ' • mile 'front alturehe ilk Milts. froni tr)E-ai,n,' prom ''fly rfoerniOilitediii:tii.firfrOnittiiiiiitr; publictte S:411600.1, titeilgthiiistotitaiined. litratielornitipass.s., Telephnne Collect .: Briitieti !bit tan apply` to Jere Hain* Alitainife - , :. ooRbON YOUNG LlikisTrti I. :tittirtrie;teng.. IL ' ' r 5s6'4 ne ' I. 't '- . • • - ' 4 IJ:ii....'i- 'Sia s'. - 164' Pil6e6 lqc4t7 1161-166** Or Elmira Pit. beheiterk tetterieg ii ligi3Oendli WIlkiGHAPA t41tiV10111AL 51400 tour Me-Mortal Craftsmen i/tr ThirtY-litre nets likST Aiting With Expert Designing WeirknianahlO FOR SALE • this Shavings' Hared Proditde • P'tiette it. A. SPO'ITON ontarti I 40'