HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-09-21, Page 5NOTICE TO CREDITORS
is ALL, I'BRSON8 lvive cialmS
against the Estate Of CrEORGE MC-
DO V GALL RA Al SA Y. late of the
Tumaship of Gri.y ;a the County Of
Huron, farmer, who died on the
I ah day of July, 1,9455, ore liereb7
olified to send to the undrrsigaed
jt on or before the 5th flay .of October
1957,, full particular; Of their claims
writing.. •
VahloilatelY ‘after the thin day at
I •Oetober, 1955, the assets of the EIS,
1 tate will be distributed among the
LParties entitled thereto having re
card only to Claims of which the
AdrolaiStrator Shall then have notice,
DATED at Brussel% Ontario tab
12th day of ,September, 1955,
Mossra,' Crawford & Hetherington.
Barristers, Etc.,
Brussels Ontario
Solicitors for the Administrator
GRAN R 00K
Rev, W. A. Williams conducted the
regular morning service In
Presbyterian Church on Sunday Sept.
18. Owing Ito anniversary services in
Ethel Presbyterian Church, on Sept.
25, no Sabbath School or morning
.service will be held in Craubrook.
The following Sunday, Oct, 2, Rally.
Day will be observed with Sunday
School and congregation meeting to•
gather at:1.1. a.m. All pupils of Sunday,
School are asked to assemble in 'fife
basement at 10.45) with their tea,•
chers.
Miss Anne Steffler is attending
Teachers College in Stratford.
Jack Knight and Alex,Cameron are
home from a trip to the liWestern
Provinces. -
Mrs. Wes,. McEachern is spending
a week in London.
Maxine Fischer, Allan, Dunn,
Gerald Huether, and Stewart Steles
are Attending Listowel High Schaal
and Rose Cantphell„Tim Starter and
Carmen Fischer are going to Sea.
forth High Sdhool. All Are new stu-
dents this farm. We wish them the
test in their studies.
"TO: Mr. R. B. Cousins, Brussels, Ontario.
C. N. I. B. Local Chairman.
HELP THE BLIND
to help themselves
S .o •
(Community Chests and
Municipal Grants will
provide $46,000)
to train, rehabilitate
and house the
450 BLIND in
this district
C.N7 1.B. TRI-COUNTY CAMPAIGN
HURON • MIDDLESEX - PERTH
(Excluding London and Stratford)
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WATERLOO cArrty, BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Whore •Better Balls Are Used"
AT THE FALL FAIRS ANP ORP,EP SHOWS you: will find
the 4 I-I and open classes, numerous 'OFFSPRINP tho buil# 4600
by the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association.
Those sired by our bulls may not be at the top of the Classetadh
time. However, THEY WILL WIN TH4Ift SHARE: OP HONOWA
especially when cared for and presented to the beet act 404944
ON THE FARMS since April 1st.,. 1963, 1619 cial.19hters Of per
Holstein sires have been graded $1% G. Pi, or better as compared to
the breed average of 47% G. P, or better for the same periled.
To assure better than average money making qualities in MO
young cattle, dairY or beef, use our artificial breeding' serVjceo The
cost is low, Where can you get as much for your. money?
Non-Profit, Farmer owned and controlled.
LI4 membership $5,00
$5.00 per cow for members
$6.00 per cow for non-members.
For service or information, phone collect
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Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
between 7.30 and 10.00 A. M. week den
7.80 and 9.30 A. M. Bandar,
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by Mrs,. Lane and contests were
hold followed by lunch served by
Norma Taylor and Malt Smith.
many ,thanks to Mrs, Lane fel' use
of her home for this meeting, 4
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The man. didn't by a 'Vii rd
they r
long
an over Ms cat with a eteee 1
roller,
pugs.
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MURRAY — LEIPER
Rev. J. W, Stinson officiated for
a doublesing ceremony in North-
Sid() United Church manse, uniting
in marriage Lava :Leiner and Mr.
'Gordon Murray, Walton.
The bride is .the daughter of Mr.
Williiinil Leiper; Londesboro, and
the late Mrs. Leiper, sad the 'bride-
groom is the son of the late Mr, and
Airs, Alex Murray, formerly Of
Walton.
The bride chose a •dresjs of cryS-
talette in romance Mak sliade with a
matching bolero. Her accessories
were in pink and navy and her cor•
sage was of yellow roses.
Following a wedding trip to the
Niagara peainsala., the couple will
make their home in Morris TownIshpi.
CROP REPO
By G. Montgomery .
Silo-filling and Fall Wheat planting
are the order of tire. day. Continued
dry 'weather has resulted in poor
germination of wheat seeded to date,
The heavy frost the night of Sept.
7th did considerable damage to the
white bean crop and hastened the
Maturing of the corn crop.
IN MEMORIAM
UNITED CHURCH
F,R I ENDSIIP CIRCLE ...,
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The September meeting of the
Friendship.Circle was meld at the
home of Aim Lane. The president,
Afiria. Watson, presided and the meet-e l
ing opened with the Theme hymn
followed by the Lord's Prayer.
The noll call was answered with the
name •of your last school principal.
Two thank you notes: for parcels
were real. The treasures and Sun.!
;shine treasurer's reports were given.
Edna Pearson and Dorothea. McArter
were ,Chosen as delegates to go to
the Fall Sedional Meeting in White-
church on tine 29911. of September.
Betty Campbell is to be in charge
of the display at Brussels Pair. /4-:
ella Mitchell, Margaret Tyerman and
Eleanor Hemingway are the com-
mittee in charge of catering to a
..wedding tints month, It was decided
to a buy a clothes rack for the
church parlor and to have a rack in-
stalled in eanih of the cloak rooms,
The ,secend pant of the meeting
bias in charge of Gertrude 'Ceiling-1
ton. Hymn 390 was sung, The
scripture te.sston Was given by
jobuson and Maya r by
Muriel Garniss. A piano solo by !
Betty Campbell was much enjoyed.
An inspiring reading "What re•
ligion means to me" by Mrs Childs
Was read by Mrs. Lane. Hymn 448
was sung followed by the benedict•
ion, A, comical reading was given
"So you met your wife at a. dance
Wasunt it romantic?"
"Romantic? I shonler say not. 1.
was embarrassing, I thought she war
at home baking care of the kids."
McCDTQHEON — in loving memory
of 800%. brothei's, Lorne and Bill
McCutichcon who passed away
Sept. 23. 1953, as the results of an
Almaden(
Please God, forgive a silent tear,
A fervent wish our boys, were here,
There are others, yes, we know.
Put, they were ours, and We loved
them so.
Dear God, take a message,
To our boys M heaven. above,
Tell them bow much We miss them,
And give thern our line.
Sadly missed and always remein
bered by mother, brothe'rs and sis-
ters,
Milton Lake
The people of this oouuntuiitY
'were Shocked to hear Sunday morn-
ing Ebel Mrs. A, Henry had receiv-
ed the ,sad news. that her brother
Milton Lake of Elora had passed
away suddenly from a heart attack
At the -age of 60 years,. Milton, was I
well known in this community, hav-
ing been raised oa. the 4th con. of
Grey. Mr. Lake was a veteran of
World War I. Besides his wife the
i'orrtmer Lulu Mulford, he is survived
by ,one ,brother Bert of Elma Town-
ehip and two sislters, Mrs. A. Henry,
Ethel, Ont., and M. T.tylie Hopper
of Belgrave. Funeral took place on
Tuesday fl.fternoorti st 2 p. in„ with
burial in Elora Cemetery.
Ethel W. I.
Mrs. George, Pearson was hostess
to the Ethel Women's Institute for
the September -meeting. The roll
call was ansWered by giving "A
Stain Remover" which Was very help-
ful to all. Bulginess Was then dis-
cussed. Mrs. deDoelder gaVO li. Feg-
lug on Not Growing Old. Mrs'. Joe
Pearson then gave a interesting dem-
onstraltionion Icing a Cake. ThisO
enjoyed by all. A very dainty hutch
was served by the hostess. and her
committee. The October meeting to
be held Alt Mrs. Bert Golden's, with
a special speaker.
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AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm,
Farm Stock and Machinery, Lot 12,
Con. 10 Grey Township, 3 miles. east
of Brussels on. Highway on
..:1,TUESDAY, SEPT. 27th at 12.30 p.m.
Cattle —
1 Holstein Cow, due in Dec; 1
2 Durham Cows to ilre.shen in Nov.
32 Hereford Steers from '700 to 800
lbs.
Hogs
12 York Chunks, 90 lbs.
Poultry
700 Leghorn Pullets, 41A, months. old,
17 geese. 10 ducks,
Machinery —
McCormick Deeming Super W6, late
Model Tractor, Cockshutt No. 20-
52 model fully equipped with bull.
dozer blade, Manure loader (new),
McCormick Deering, 3 furrow plow,
Ford Ferguson, 2• furrow plow, 1.2 ft.
Spring tooth McCormick Deering
Cultivator 7 ft. Massey Harris
Cultivator, 4 section Diamond Har-
rows, 15 ran double id.sc. McCormick
Deering Fertilizer Drill on
rubber, Case tractor manure spread-
er, Omirshutt side rake, Messei9
Harm-is oil bath mower (new). 3
rubber tired Wagons, 2-16 ft. flat
hay racks, cement mixer (new),
Garden tractor .31t, P. fully equip-
ped with plow, Cultivator and disc,
40 ft. Caticlisal hay and grain elevat-
or (new), ,Tolm Deere 10 inch ham-
mer mill, 2000 lb. Scales, 82 ft. ex-
tension ladder (newt, 4 inch plainer
With motor, Portable electric Water
WALTON
ORDER •
Yinir -Personalized
Christtnas. bards
C. G. I. T.
Tile C. G. of Duff's, United.
Church mot at the home of their
4eader, Mts. Ted McCreath, on Sat-
atrday .a.fternOon, The 'Meeting opened
with the Purpose and C. G, I. T. hymn
followed by group singing. The Mee-
Went, Doris 31ohnston, assisted by
Mary Dennis, cottdueted the worship
Service ;Eighteen member answered
the roll call, The treasitrees repert
Was given 60 feet Of '7 Inch driVo belt,
iiiniiber$ Wettl:pleljtioniesd prnilTh Root pirlper, National milking
to be held at Flatlet and Wittgliarn in Machine, used 1 season, Building
X 24 feet with 3 ft. Pereh, Beat/ Cott/bet. ou Monday; Sept, it 12
Weiner roast Will be held et the htnite er hoard lined 2 inch cork, instilat.'
of AtitireY Hackwell. TWO- excellent ion, green shingles on outsides wired
reports Were given by Read' Marie and t'''ilt bra .altidS„ 7- ft, tractor diSef
:BOW* and pith Ann Ennis de,. Steel roller, fOrkeS, elieVela. 4 steel
:scribing their Cahill Port • StaticheonS, number of geed tools.
II.Yerst thi§: • . All shove iS like net% pur-
A. tie* slate of officers WAS elected" t•illted 11atete 1 - 8 YeerS.
foi biro
.fot the ,detrittig Year,
. 'Patin
et Sante Pl ke AS Sale LOt Con. .18 Wining year,
Presideillt, Audrey Ha Hems, Vied: Grey twp. d4 aere farin WIll be Offer,
PIreSident,i ittitli Aim EnniSlc Sec- ed fee' Sale subject reserve bid.•
'Wary, Raab Marie Bolger; ':teas 45 ,acres workable and reminder Irt
Netina toossq bush 'slid pAttuee., Snail frame barn.
crine Biteltanitig Assistant, Marilyn Terms' Chattel§ Cash
• Wide range of Modern acconiniodations to suit
every budget
• Enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains in
the Coffee Shop. Dining Car "service is also proiricied
-Distinctive Personal Greetings
`Styled By Toothills of Canada Limited
We Also Have a Complete Line of Business Greeting Cards
Come in and See The Best Assortment of
Original Cards We've Ever Had At
The Brussels Post
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--wry Property 16% halahce 30 dayei
tinith Was nerved by the coin, Martin SchWariwaldi
intbt4e Meeting cl'o'sed Wiili Harold Jackson, Auctioneer:,
E. P. Chesridy,, Clerk,