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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-03-11, Page 5WWI .POST• )31-CUSS:WS, • ONTAMW. THURSDAY, • 1.444g. PAlg. U If Y SERVICE In 1VIELV iLLE eResi3Y LEMAN SUND,AY, MARCH 14 EVERYONE WELCOME ariumismomovionitioilluironsulftwoManolidimolgile . . '..$41110.4.4.11,00%. EUCHRE PARTY NEW LEGION A LI D IT oft I kJ NI THURSDAY, MARCH 18th 8 ;SO PAL Sponsored by The Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legiou Lunch will be served Prizes Admission: 50e Everyone Welcome Brought to you as a Public service by ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FLAET GENTLEMEN'S CLUB NEWS ITEMS This column is about the most colorful character i ever met and I ask you to follow me back to shortly after the turn of the century. My Dad, being a thresher as well as a farmer, had hired help the year round, one man by the year and two more when thresh- ing started. He came home from Vingliain one Saturday and had our farm liana for the year with him:, a typical Irishman, about 1.30 pounds, 5 ft. 6, 65 years of age, and wore a chin whisker cut square. He wasn't a good Irish, man. The good Irish didn't come from the 'Ulster counties, neither did they want a picture of Queen Victoria at the head of the bed and King :William at the foot. The good Irish were sniping at their nglish Lords and, trying to get the yoke of tyrant England off their back: (Tommy Leek please note). Well, there wasn't anything on the farm that man couldn't do, and two things he wouldn't on. He wouldn't drink water, and he wouldn't go to Church, Johnny Hawthorne was a wizard and a world's wonder. He could repair anything made of wood, wagon tongues, plow handles, axe handles, He could splice a rope, and always kept the harness in good shape. For seven years he was my only barber. At the barn, Johnny was as good as any vet.. If we were expecting young pigs or a calf, he stayed at the stable, always kept the passage filled with hay, and a horse blanket, and a buffalo robe made him his bed. He had cures for all animal ail- thents. He would take a look at a sick cow and maybe decide she had lost her "cud". Down to the house he would go and get a slice of fat pork. He would then turn one of the stove lids over and rub the soot into it. Then to the barn where the poOr cow Would have to choke it down. After he had been with us three years the. cows smartened up, as soon as he opened the, stable door they would all start chewing, evert the calves. (continued next week) MRS. FLORA HARRIS Mrs. Florp, Harris, 89, of Lucan, died Saturday in St. Mary's Hos- I. i till, London. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Walton; Mrs. Alden (Len%) McGavin of Lucan, and Mrs. Armand (Flora) .Kernick, Kitch- ener. The funeral service was 1164' on T.esday, at 2 p.m. at the D. A. Ranh funeral home, Brussels. Burial was in Brussels ceme• tery. MRS. CECIL WHEELER Mrs. Cecil Wheeler, 73, of Blyth, died early Sunday morn- ing at. St. Petersburg, Fla.- She was the former_ Laura. Robertson. of East Wawanosh To wn s hip. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Mrs. B. (Nora) Crellin, London; Mrs. Morris (Ruth) Davis, Brampton, and Mrs. Albert (Mary) Turner of Richmond, B.C., and eight grand- children. The body ,was at the Rhodes funeral home, St. Petersburg, until Tuesday morning when removal was made to the Tasker Memorial chapel, Blyth, with funeral service in Blyth United Church at 2 p.m. on Thursday. Rev. W. 0. Mather, minister of the church will officiate. Burials in Brandon cemetery, Belgrave. NOTICE TO GIRLS Any girl, 12 years or age b7 Mareli, wishing to take the Club Girls Course, "'rhe Garden' Club" get in touch with Mrs. J. Wheeler, Girls from the Village of Brus- sels are welcome to enroll. -phone 441W13, by March 1Sth. THE. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA, Minister; Rev., A. M. Johnston 8L. Organist: Miss Sharon Storey 9:45 sal.. Sunday boom 11 a.ni. Public Worship Sermon Topic: (2) "The Untouchablea" RESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. MELVILLE CHURCH Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison. MA. Organist; Mrs. Frank ThemPsen ARGT 10:00 ai n. Church School 11 a.m. Public Worship Sermon Theme: "Using our Talents" ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rector: Rev. H. 1.., Jennings BA, LT11. OrGanist: Mrs. B. Elliott b'e. JOHN'S 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and. Church Scheel St. Albano and St. David's ATWOOD 2.00 p.m. Evening Prayer and Church School AREA RALLY The Canadian Bible Society will hold an Area Rally in the Festival Theatre, Stratoford on Friday, March 19 at 8 p.m. Every- body welcome. CRANBRQOK Church Service Rev. S. J. Stewart, Molesworth conducted the regular morning service or worship in Knox Church on Sunday, March 7th, at 1 p.m. The C.O.0 met in the basement during church service, under the leadership of Mrs. Douglas Evans and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin and daughter, Kitchener, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn. Mrs. Earl Dunn is in Listowel, owing to the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Stanley Machan. A former resident of the 12th concession passed away in List- owel in the person of Miss Millie Forester, MonkWn. World Day of Prayer Service The World Day of Prayer service was observed in Knox Church on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie Knight, president of the Evening Auxiliary, and Mrs. Clare Veitch, vice-president of the W.M.S. • were leader. Others taking part included Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs, Mac Engel, Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. Norman •Pfeifer, Mrs. Johii Pelage and Mrs, Goldwyn.Knight. Mrs, Alex Steiss presided at the organ. The theme, prepared by Miss Alice J. Forrest, was read by Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, E r H L. Miss Alma Patterson, Owen Sound, and Mrs. Earl Mills and Mrs, Alan Martin were weekend visitors in Sarnia. Mr. and Ws. •Weiaon rucaol and family of RR 2, Listowel and. Mr, and. Mrs. Hammel and family Birr, were Sunuay visitors with it and Mrs. John Conley. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner and Doris visited on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Irvine Hewitt of List- Mrs. Bert Heibein, who has been a patient in Listowel Mem- orial Hospital for several weeks, has returned home. Mrs. Clifford mortar and Mrs. Howard Harris, of Howick Town- ship were in ,Goderieh to attend a meeting of the Huron County Historical Society. Euchre Party A good crowd attendee tilt. progressive euchre party in the Community Hall. The party was sponsored by the hall board. Prize winners were Mrs. Ted Gill 13ev. Mitchell and Rosemary Brown. Lunch was served by the corn. • mittee in charge. BOWLING NOTES t T,. OtiVIL.ZUICS came roar- :1, I e a'a with vengeance this evening taking both games and gaining another. 307 pins on theii i'inbusters. 1st. Game 1823 I lithasters 1759 64 1. ti a m e ablis; ers 1686 243 Total Pins Untonehablvs '73,403 inbusters ..,„,„ ....... .. . 72,299 1,104 Ladies Singles Grace rour-mis ••- ..... • • 22t, Men's Singles. • 211 Ladies Doubles ii' k•!hc••• 364 Grave Cousins .. ... 338 Tent 7 r.t.s ............. 333 Mews Doubles ...1.1b..rt • • Tent-as • 388 john• Cousins 366 George Cousins • 253 Apor••••14•Milgaly..1.....,..0.1161111111111111111MINISIMMINP. tiy to ZHUII GHQ. S49: For Meatless LENTEN Dishes Use CCTT E. CHEESE It, contains Proteins and Minerals for Health . For Salads. That Please USE COUSINS COTTAGE CHEESE In the economical from your grocer I lb. carton or milkman •011.1110"meillIPP-'1111111111111;11 1..'..W''llafeewa`44 Topnotch heeds are tie ...Seoe. You At Spring is just around the corner and it is tun. e you had your SEED GRAIN and GRASS SEED Ordered so you will be sure of getting good seed in case there is a shortage nearer spring. Anyone wishing to grow a CASH CHOP, Flax contracts are available this year. Enquire for further details. We do stock C. I. L. FERTILIZER and have a good stock of most analysis for your convenience. iu our warehouse "The Most Value for the Farmers V011arm Call .199 Brusseig