The Brussels Post, 1956-02-29, Page 5BAT.ISSE...S POST
RIO vrerett1.4— Wedn,PA4Vi;0_1' • 1.3
orris T ownship Centennial
Notes of I nierest
titele Ss A, lot of rain during the
former friends Wire may be still
\k,
Locust 13ilia Ont winteri, and >a lOt or dull weather. Fob. 1.7(11. 1950 , xj,eartitle 4 ill hegitil at the time I
Richard Preeter, 104V/ed freill bile roVort0tY ill 1 17.'
Brussels, Ont. R., .11 5 ' inonten in November 4,49 4nd have
Doar ben here !since.!since. My heaith i> Improv,
e4, agd We are both %Oil at Pregent, 1)11441 you your 14vi t at- ; ' I. Bopp that your celOratiOni Sv 11
len to be Present at the centennial be very 41;ce,:t,„ssful and x WOUld be
ef Morris Toiviielin 4, 5, and 5 of glad to he "remembered to all MY
August.
Sincerely XoUrS.
IT; D. Aililey
CRANBROOK
TWO MOTORISTS ARE KILLED ,
EVERY DAY IN RURAL ONTARIO
One In .Four Of These Accidents
Happens On The farmer's Doorstep
Last year neatly .800 persons 'were killed in motor ,accident
outside. urban Arefis .0114 11) every four such lacchlente in.
,rural ,Ontarie, Occurred at a rural Intiwotion, or fern lane 0011140,
ion,: with a Maier highway
In many macs fa‘rtnerS were in ire way involved; in mere cases
farm drivers probably were innecent ;victims of careless higkway
motorists , pu=t farmers; Weir familleS. died in. .sonic of tille4e
Onianal7upS„ Farm, vehicles were .destroyed, Aed directly or
indirectly Ontario's farm population Pays a share ,of the tretnentlettS
cost that motor accidents annually inflict in .4114 Province;
Safety is everybody's business, everybody's responsibility,.
no riomer bas a major .stake la the safety of rural. roads
whether they .ape, familiar township route's, regulary .trayelled
coi -4y roads or ear provincial ,super highways. Death and injury
lurk at every intersection,
Tne Ontario Federation of Agriculture is making Rural Safe
Driving Week on February 20 to 25th, May I urge every farmer
and farm family in this proVince to give their attention and active
support to the ',QCcasion. During this week — and every week -•
driare. so an accident won't be yours.
Hon. F. S, f.fhontas.
MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE,
Province of Ontario.
Next time it might be, right here , . in
our own community. Or disaster might
strike a thousand miles away. But some-
where, some time THIS YEAR, the
Red Cross will respond to the call for
immediate aid. And your contribution
to the 1956 campaign is an important
part of PREPAREDNESS. Help the
Red Cross in its day by day works of
mercy and keep it ready for every
emergency.
HELP KEEP YOUR'
RED CROSS READY.
for .this
I shall be very happy to attend. living in the Z5Onimunity,
and will get quite =a ;thrill for it is 1 If YO11 get tinie •wieuid. appreciate
Just 100 Years this year since my good letter abont the gstrrot
inother, Jane Kelly, sailed from the.People Lzhould knot,
Ireland, on a sailing vessel, and
landed in Morris, I think in May of ;
that year, My father, ISernuel Hinds. !
arrived, I think, the same year and
all their family of eight were born !
in Morris'. Only •One brother, R. J.
Hinder and myself now survive and
I lam Sure lie would be pleased to ; Mr. IgeRii Thomptson4 Galt,
receive On invitation, My husband, occuplOd the 111111)4 iiiKnox Pres. Rev, John McLachlan, will come
with me if at 1,4, Chung; on Sundiy morning, all possible and we
would like, a billet if at ;all possible i stOtilansiatorunday
Bursary
naorninsun g,4Mayarch 4th,mr.
as there are very few in Brussels
Kenneth Knight of Waterloo, now that we know. I am really look-
College. will be the weaker. Sunday ing forward to this event and 'seeing
College will be the speaker. Sunday old friends who may gather there
for those days.
Again thanking you
Yours Sincerely
;Lillian Hinder McLachlan. support your
$5,310,723 IS NEEDED THIS YEAR R, R. I. Hammond, B. 0.
Feb. 15, 1956
1 ,Brussels, Ont, R, .R 5
Mr.' Richard 'Procter, WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
The less money you have to -spare tht more irapartanr It be-
comes to Aso our services.*
The cash outlay is low. ,
The calves, you get are efficient converters of feed into beef
or milk.
The quality of, the calves is better than average.
BETTEN CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
For service or more Information phone collect to: '0
Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
Between: 1.30 and 10 A. M. Week days •
day.
7.30 an 9.30 A. M. Sundays and holidays
Cows notice in heat later should be bred the foolgring.
; '79;t1,Prlirer
Or send coupon to the above office.
I was surprised and pleased to get
the invitation to the Morris Centenn.
tat. It ,seems a long time now to look
back to the time that I taught at
No, 5 Morris, It Was the first time I
had ever been in an ungraded school
and I remember that. it was quite
an experience to face so many pupils
in so many classes. That was before
the school district was ,divded. I
still have the picture which was
taken at the school with the trustees
preSent It was my first sohool after
coming from the Clinton Normal
in 1906 at the age of eighteen.
I have only been• back to Brussels
once since then and did"not get out to
Morris. I went from No, 5 to the
Orattbrook school and last summer
received -an invitation) to attend
fbloi; celebration, I reigreted that
had to turn it clown and also that I
will .have to do the same now. How_
ever I wish to thank you all for the
invitation and to say that it would
glevceep.t me great deal of pleasure to a
I expect there would be a great many
changes there as I have lost touch
with ithe people for such a time. I
am retired and living 'at the above
address about 25 miles east of Van-
CO.iiiver on the Fraser river. It is a
fine location and we raise all out
own fruit including peaches, grapes',
Pears, plums, apples, cherrieS etc.
The climate is very good, altheiigh
please call at my farm to give fuartee information on
Ball wan filled to capacity for the
social evening, Feb. 24 sponsored
DY the Centennial Committees. The
President, Glen Huether was chair.
man. A plaque, in memory of the
Pioneers of the community and to
commemorate the Centennial, July
3 and 4, 1955, was dedicated py
Rev, W. A. Williams, while Jack
Clark performed the unveling. Fol.
lowing this the Country Squires of
Listowel Oa* Several numbeifs.
Gary Struthers -played the Clarinet,
and Gall Struthers danced several
dances. Ross Knight showed
Moving pictures taken during the
Centennial. He was them presented
with a gift. Mr. and Mrs`. Calvin
Cameron were Galled to the plat-
form, and Lloyd Michel read an ad..
dress. . Ken. McDonald and Clem
Steffler presented them with an
iuphiolsltered occasjional chair In
appreciation for the use of their
field on which the Centennial Wag
held. During a brief
period, the chairman announced
that the Treas. had about $200 bal.
ance from the 'Centennial, On
motion. of ;Stanley 'Oainbbell and
.Clem ,Steffler the money is to be
'given to the Hall Board to be used
for any major repairs In the future,
Hot dogS, coffee :.!and choicoldto
litill~ dais. 1)rovided for all. Dancing-
Was enjoyed with PrefiderSon's
Orchestra providing the Male.
Artificial Insemination SenviCA
NAME
ADDRESS
Location of Farm --
Concession
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Breakfast — A Puffy Omelet
crowned with melted cheese,
Cheese makes sense on break-
fast menus. It's a nutritious
food that gets the family oft to
i art energetic start.
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE.
NEEDS SHOP AT THE
MAC BALKER AUTO SUPPLY
Permanent Type Antl Freeze
$2.75 per gallon
.75 per quart
thermostate Ranging from $1.05 to
$2.14
Spark Plugs 513C to 690 each;
Auto Light and Chamiplon
11,4trifters from $4.35 to $9.20
Tall Pipes from $2.98 to $4.95
Sxliaust Pipes from 13.25 to $4.75
..",••ierice Business 113x
russet l (int.
o'clock,
- Mr. Stretton, Stratford, from the
Cancer Society, will' speak on Tues
day evening, March 6 ;at the regular
meeting of the "Women?.s Institute
in like Community Centre. Two films
"Self Examination" and "Queistion
and Time" will be .shown, A unit is
being formed in this area and we
would like all the ladies of the com-
munity to attend this meeting.
Leslie Perris. Young son of. Mr.
,and John Perrie, was, taken to
Listowel Memorial Hospital by Dr,
C. A, Myers on Wed, afternoon of
last week, when an appendectomy
war performed. We are glad to re•
port that Leslie returned to ;his
Borne on Saturday and Is; improving
satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kilpatrick ;and
-son Paul, Nviere Sunday visitors at
MtForesit.
On n Monday Meiling, April 9, the
Library Board are bponsoring a con-
ceit presented by the Atwood Male
Chorus composed of about 50 voices,
There will also be a quartette Con.
tit. These singers were recent
guests of the Orpheus Choir in Kit
chenea•. Be sure -and get your
tickets for an evening of good en-
tettainment. These can be obtained
from ,any of the Library Board, Fur.
titer notice later.
Evening Auxiliary Minutes
On Trtesda, evening. Falb, 21, bh,
Evening Auxiliary melt at the home
of Mm. !Strickler with thirteen
members present. The leader for
the meeting as w Mrs. N. Molter I
who opened the Meeting with the ti
Gall to Vraship and a -prayer, Hymn
. 270 was sung. Scripture Acts 15,1
?verses 1 to 16 was read in unison,
Mrs. S. Fischer then read a story
"To-day is Your Day and Mine,"
The meeting was then turned over
to. the Pres., Mrs. 13.,. Knight, This
was followed by the roll call,
utes, and businelss. Several letters !I
wero also read by the Sec., two
from Formosa -and One from Tees.
Water.
The Tr is., wan anthoriZed t6
send $3.00 as 'our ;share for life
membership certificate and "In
Memoriam" to Mrs, MacKenzie,
Lumc ociveol, csir by
MISS L. Noble and sec-
onded by MM. S. McNair that Ethel•
Campbell, Jean Dunn, ISaliel`Hiletlier
,aotalltorc;
is to 'be
) quilt conmAttee ter mIdt-
frail' ivlticll
5
"at. Ethel Campbell's home sea:
Carried'
Moved 1,y Minuet McNair, Second-
ed by 1,4111.61. Hiteithcr, that We liai0
a
meeting the home of Doris Mao
oipneanidtiiy auction at otir March
OPAS`
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The VeogiatiS Depends
FUEL Orbil Home Akio'
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and tasty yU. Soo
riotiO variety ofCanadian
etir grocer is featuring,
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Diner Frg red Cheer v Pie
We4.4.1VOtq cbe4e
makes nos tn0 nest omistuti pie
you've ever taste jl
fra
Oat4ried.
Betty I-night eXpresod her thankS
for the baby blanket the Auxiliary
hull given_ Nancy.
El avtuil, lkiterl'air then read tlie toP1.0
"We 'Too are. 'Men." KilYe• klielfor
then led in ntater and thtS nteeling
eased With a
A ilitintY lunch WAS ;Sorted 119
the thostegg, :beta Noble and Tithel
daniptell,
defitelintg' Social
Deoite, iActeirieht *bather hod
Let us install a new Duro Water System and get
all the water you Want,instantlyi at the turn of a
tap, It boAts only aboiit 1.c per 1,000 gallens.
y 1 " rg 11,
ro c5 a e
(Jr tt3
fur pump, fixtures and
Our ins:aikttion Charge
Our. all-ii1J113iVO ,Er'*ICO r.r
covers your complete, systein—purop, tank,
pipe, i<itenon Mid bathroom fiXtures, taps in
all .you buildings and the cost of instatia-
tion. Yk„u can pai:,,v I he ,:omfort,
icisuro. and ;lardy of 'voter while you pay
fora. .
We Watoe Wan to give yott a tree' estimate of the cost of ,
labour anti Photie or conie into our She and
see how really inexpeligve running Water the Dt/110 way'
Can
Pitt Seale by -=
Ci ogi, G. KRAUTER •
Btasseilt, Onto
*moire butt's' so Niftpi c4),
HOT WAtiR TANKS
WALt. MADDE
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