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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-7-7, Page 4Lose Weight.but Don't Lose Energy Bread Diet keeps up energy —helps burn up fat! FOLLOW THIS BREAD DIET PLAN This Diet Plan wives about 1600 Calories a day --+ the reducing allowance of the average woman. 01 BREAKFAST 1 ones fruit Juke Small serving meat. fish or eggs 2 SLICES TOAST, 1 M. butter 1 cup coffee (clear)1 tsp. sugar • LUNCH OR SUPPER Moderatoeervbi meat, fish or tags Average serving 1 green vegetable 2 SLICES BREAD, 1 sq. butter Average serving fruit salad 1 glass milk • DINNER )4 glace fruit or tomato juice tenor ue serving meat, fish, or wl A 1serving 2 vegetably., green Small serving simple dessert 2 SLICES BREAD, 1 sq. butter I cup coffee or tea (clear) 1 tep. sugar Veieeieseeetitiesee HE Bread Diet is s. safe 1. reducing diet. It takes off ,pounds. Yet you will feel splendidly energetic while you reduce — not weak and irrit- able. Extreme diets cut down too much on energy foods, and they often break down vital tissues. Avoid the extreme diet, unless your doctor ad- vises it. THE BROSSEE Everyone should know that bread itself is not fattening, It is not just a "starchy" food— but a combination of energy - giving carbohydrates and a special form of protein that helps burn up fat while you are reducing. If you want to reduce safely, follow the Bread Diet. It gives bread as the main part of your energy food. For Sale at Rowland's Bakery W. E. Wills, Palace Bakery Brussels, Ont. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL cement tile Wm. Elliott, titer At the adjourned meeting of tee ; Pedlar People Steel culverts 'Court of Revision !tele on June 2eth N. Smith, crusher belt ,the appeal of J. C. Hvffron again st I Twenty six other road *his assessment on the N. H. Lot 41.1accounts 346 2: :Con, 1, was again eonstd,re1. A I, Connell adjourned to meet again .reduction of 3510.1m being mala on Monday, July 26th, 'flannel' having viewed this pr0pertsA. Porterfield, Clerk. -Since first meeting also having heard the opinion nt a few parties relive WEIRD COLLECTION ing to this property. SHIPPED TO C.N.E. ZOO No further changes or alterations -- being made the Court of Revision Thee. ,, only teeing assembled in was then closed and the assessment Georgetown, Demerara, South Amer - roll as now revisers will ire the as- ,ica, 0 large consignment of strange sessanent roll for 1937. Ianimals and birds for the children's Council resumed and ordin try zoo at the Canadian National Exhi business was then pnceerled with . bition. Native hunters and trapper: F. Marshall and J. Johnston walled have been engaged for months 4n on the Connelly in reference to I the rounding up of the c•ollecrtinn. 1: •drainage opposite their ptrn,`'rtte' will include giant nut -sate s. on Con. 3, The Revert. anti Coon I Jaguars. tapirs, many specimen, of gaily plumaged birds and a wi1' variety of reptiles. A feature of the collection that • drainage matter was that of Fred Premises to 'steal the chow' as far Toll, who requested that the Toil } as 1e children are concerned is a DraIO he repaired and cleaned out `•,shipmrnt. or they marnmeet email- ' this summer, I est or the monkey family. Th' This request of Mr, Toll's will be j consignnrent comes in compliance attended to later in the season. II1I with the request of William Chari,. The following accounts were pain I Canadian rc•ppresentative of Booker A. G. Vincent, lamb destroyed Bros. and McConnell, Limited. of by dogs ... $ 0.01) f Georgetown, Atter the ]sxhibitt•v1 J, F. McC'allnm, sh1'ep valuer L:'' I the animate and birds will fled :t eM, McDowell, equalizing I 'home in the Riverdale zoo. 21,'7 4.e0 46.si 2:.2: PAST NEW OF THEDISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents CRANSROOd Mss Eluted Williams left Sat;Ir- eay for Toronto where she is at- ' tending sunriner school at Toronto tiliversity. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Timm and daughters, Rata and Edith from Molesworth, Mr. C. Hamilton, Lis- towel were visitors at the inane of :lir, and Mrs. Jacob Fischer On SUP. day, Mr. and Mrs. John Noble and daughter Yvonne or Hanover were visitors at the home of James and Mrs. Noble on Sabi;./ and Mr. Ralph Noble returned to Hanover where he has accepted a position. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jeschke of Detroit were week -end visitors at the home of the former's brother, Mr. anti Mrs. Paul Jeschke, Preparatory service was held ir- Knox Pr•esbyteran church lest Fri- day evening at eight o'clock. FnI- • lowed by Communion Service on `Sunday morning with the pastae 'Rev. W, A, Williams conducting the services, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Toronto, 10 spending her ;blamer 1 va:ion with ,her parents. Mr. and Mrs, P. Baker. Mt. and Mrs, A. Berfeltz, Mr. and Mrs. C. Holtzman and sten w''a Sunday visitors at the home of fir. and Mrs, l'aul Jeeehke. • Ruddy will meet the interested par- ties and arrange a satisfactory settlement if possible. Another police village= 7,6)) A. Pattison balance salary Mr, and Mrs. Earl Baker, spent Sunday with the former'; patinas Mie and Mrs. 1'. Baker. Ivor Williams le away attending, summer t-anrp at Iiilliail, this BELGRAV E a$collector 81't1' I DEER IN HURON COUNTY ARE S. McBurney, emery as road BECOMING "CITY BROKE" } reeler1 11- Tee de - ti:•1_ Ar,-.hrrnlran. •it, br�_ i'r. .. , - • � r .1 el to :1uf n. i t!„- ,;') Ynnnn 'i I d it If 1,, -, l f: ,• f ,11;1„ an t >n, I lr•l..- 1 c r 1..r. t. ,a ,,. Ir' ltd t., :I villi tt,i'lf• superintendent. I3, Glansher. gravel end trucking ,.. Chas, Robinson, ' n•.lth1„ grave' ,Joe Derr, traelti6 R, Chamney gran! •1ud checking of honor, in a decorated basket. by Godet•icll attending the VanNurle 1 Anna (trashy 11114 Nora Whee;r.r. Reunion, Mr. Levu exerts ed thanks for ' Slr, and Mrs, Roland Merits aro the gifts and geed. wishes, Lured' spending a felt' days In Oakville. was served by the ladies uud a Misses idella Bryans and Jean social time enjoyed, I Speiratt are visiting in Winghant. 1'Ir's, Carl Procter was Ilaslt':'s t The following is the report of the to the members of the Dulled y'ear'(t work and final exaln111atiuu., Church Woman's Association when of the pupils of S. S. No. 4, Norris, bile ladles finished piecing a quilt '!'hose who had an average of over top, It. was decided to buy music 75% in the year's work were remota- for the quote', The members are mended to the next class. The asking for donations of money In two girls of the Senior 111 having a1, .place of holding a seeder' patty, 1 average each of 82% on their year's An Invitation to hold the next q work were recommended to pans meeting at :the home of Mrs, H. ` into the Sr. IV, they also wrote .he Procter was accepted, The business /fine] tests of the class, ,part o fthe meeting was colyducled Sr. III to Sr. IV— by Mb's, Lyle Hopper, x.1001! was } Helen Speir 39,2% R served by the hostess at the cinee Helen McOuitclieon 87.8 It of the meeting. , Sr. III to Jr. IV— The trustees of S.S. No. 5, East } George Bernard 64,4% Wawanosh have engaged Mit;; 1 Jack :Hiller 64% Eleanor McDonald, of Ripley, al Jr. III to Sr, III— scltocl teacher, { Kenneth Nichol le 76.1% Ilii. and Mrs, 1;d. W g11tman 1 Bsrva Mc'Cutcheon 63,8% have returned from their honey- , Sr, II to Jr. 11i— • moon, Mrs, 1"ightman, formerly ! Laura Speir R 44.0 Miss 11'imrifrcd Rue, taught in Stuart \iollol R 75.2 Be]grat'e. Sr, II-- Visitors: Mr. and Mrs, L. Hayes Lorne McCutcheon 30.5 and fancily, Elyria, 01110, With her • Jr, II— parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Budges: Harold McCutcheon 84 Miss Florence Netxery, Toronto 1— with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, C. Allan Nichol 85 Netltery, Donald McCutcheon 74 Fred McCutcheon 72 , Primer— Jack McCutcheon (very good) Rec•ommencle dlo pass Enertanee There was a reunion at William , 00 year's work—Annie McCutcheon, James Sonc•h's last Sutlday In bon- Dorothy Nichol, Number on roil our of his daughter Mrs. Jack 1I 17, average year's attendance 14.9, Sellers and grandson, Jim Sellars, ? Teacher, Bessie M, Millen, from Vantage. Sask. relatives were there from Lueknow, Dungannon. GOderirh, Winghant, Bluevale, Turnberry and Brussels, numberin_ about 50. Mrs. John Young, Dungannon. has been spending a week with her father, Mr, William James Souch • 3rd line Morirs. Mrs- hard Sellers and daughter Isabeil and nephew Jim Sellers spent the week -end in Godericll, Ler cousin, Mrs, eVallaee Black return- , ed with them for a week's visit. Mrs. W. R. Lundy and son Robert of Westdale, Hamilton, spent last l week with Mr, and Mrs, Albert Croaks. `slides Alma Bayne of Hamilton 1 has returned after holidaying with Betty Mr. and Mrs. A, Bagshaw ; and sous, Howard and Norman of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crooks, Mrs, Bagshaw and children will remain for a couple of weeks. Mr, Robert Lundy of 'Westtla'e,; Hamilton is spending his holidays ; , with Donald Curie. Me'. Victor Smith 1f Hamilton svent the week -end at the home of Russel Currie. J, D. Forsythe, of Toronto, fernier -1, 1Y of Mroris, spent a few days with Mr. Robert Currie. Mr. and birs, Jas, Bryan; and children spent last Thursday at • Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Wagner and Glen of Newton, Miss Mari Cook and miss Jeannie Townend vis11e'i . at the Manse on Thursday, • VLsttors at the Manse on Senday were: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vipond, Mr. R. Irvine of Donegal, Miss Anu Harvey of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallanre, Mr, and 1frs, E. Anderson and Tom, of Atwood, Mess Berra Yule spent tate last week in London; Mr, and Mrs. Peter M. Scott and daughter, Gwen, Faleonbridge, spending the eutn- mer vacation with Mr, and Mrs, J. S. Scott; Mr. and Mrs. James Gor- don, Weston, and miss Mary Coulter visitors with relatives; Mr. and Mrs, L. Wheeler and daughter, Gladys, Vantluver with relatives. They made the trip by motor; Sirs. R. Yule spent the week -end with friends in London, A large number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of -Mr, and Mrs. Albert Vincent re- cently in honor of their daughter, Dorothy, and Clifford Lagan, prior to their marriage. The gathering was brought to order by Martin Grasby who expressed the best wishes of the guests to the young •couple, A miscellaneous shower i of gifts was presented to the guests ('rarporation Of Winghnm r`t I l'"4'r 1 1 i : 'it' l ole IS 1 lie'f e (le eszterse-4tureeseeeseetereses 1 eLDIi1S 16 g A. House en Your hands 0)0 you evef,ndure out how small a per0ootade of our pope. ballon.. pees your house where they could neo a„ 'To Lot" sign. Cr how lardo a percentage reed our paper? .Good tenants are not the•hindthat leave time to waste to going ar'wund locltrng ear oleos. Thor -look IH our to.iot Adm. '• 21 you have a house. on year bands, sI " blouse to Let" ad. will brim( them toyea. a lmae. a, it W. Y.c.", • )3 '13ee" , ✓r'1' :;: eeee n, A fleet' la ,.I'll ar'., tl'+fin , ., in•' frrnl try" hand: 1)01111 four in i 1`,1. t11 t11ar ,•, t,1' WAY. ith t. [01.116 C11 -.r ids• ', t t1r T fnrg;c dt116 tali,; 1,1 a herd at his t:dins.' 0•6o, to ihn north or town. i1, rr ares lrr piquing 01011. plentiful !Iwo tau-- 1l111tbe, residents say. AMOS N' ANDY And. speaking of radio..chestren who have been horn enuring the past eight years will probably re member to the end of their days the antics of Amos 'n' Antsy, The fanlotts pair have jinn announced the end of their long [association with the Pepaodent Company to -take place New Year's Day. Right now, they are Bekhlg for a new sponsor, MORRIS ETHEL Mrs. L, Ralph spent the weelc-end visiting friends in Walton. Haying is in progress in this local- ity, i11 general the crop is heavy, and with amount oa moisture in the ground since the recent rains, 1t win be a longer job than usual, Extra help to handle the crop, is not readily procured. Earl Bowes has engaged 'tied Miller of Stratford to help through haying. Although there has been a plenti- ful supply of strawberries prices are now advancing. Gordon Sleightholln and. Stewart McGinnis Have gone to Guelph to take a required special study course which w111 take several week's tuna. Miss V. Turnbull of Ethel and Miss Williams of Cranbrook will he at Toronto for the same period in their special course. Quite a number of Ethelites at- tended a function held Friday night at the home of Milt and Mr•s, Parr, Sth con., Grey, With Mr, and Mrs, Jack 'Warwick who were recently married as the guests of honor. 'etre, Warwick is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Parr. A C. G. I. T. group from United Church, Atwood have been in camp Sport Fishermen Ready for Season "gyp xyi Nett a $ Canadian fishermen, bored to tears after telling each other all winter about the big ones that got away, will soon be able to make a fresh start,' Spring brings the opening of fishing seasons throughout Canada, and indica- tions from inquiries from sports- men and information from guides pouring into the offices of A. 0. Seymour, general tourist agTint, Canadian Pacifica Railway, (f/Lont- real, are that game fish are going to have tabard time of it, More people are planning early vacations to take advantage Of the fishing while it is at its best. ROporta from Canadian Pacific Railway hotels in the Maritimes and Quebec, the Devil's Gap and breach River Bungalow Camps in Ontario, and bungalow camps and hotels in the Canadian Rock - lee, as well as favored fishing centres on Canadian Pacific linea indicate that sportsmen are on the move again. Tho number of Canadians travelling within Can- ada and of Americans visiting this country especially for fishing will run into many thousands, Tal a country the size of Canada, and wit) its variety of fish and condi- tidos, opening seasons vary wide- ly in the different provinces, a tact shown In fishing booklets ob- tainable from all Canadian Pa'• cite Railway agents, Cent a ,Mile Minimum WEDN•l:SDA1', JULY 7111, 1.037 er .-nese-��• r,-,;�„ Round Trip Bargain Fares Fares: Amite 72c children 409) From BRUSSELS JULY 16 ONLY --To All Tow11$ on Ilnes of Temiskaning & North ern Ontario Rly. - Niplssing Central RR,-,••Kaplakasln0, July 16 and 17 To Oshawa, BolvrnanviUt, Port Rope, Cobourg, 'Trenton Jet,, Belioville, Napanoe Kingston, Gananoquo, Brockville, Prescott, Morrisburg, Cornwall Uxbridge, Lindsay, Peiorboro, Cani1bellford, Newmarket, Panetang, C'ollingwood, Meaford, Barrie, Orillia, land, Gravenirur'et, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Calendar, North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury; all 1015118 in Now Ontario o11 line of Temis- kaming & Northern Olvtat•lo Ray., Nipissing Central 11.1y., Kaplsloes' ing, Lorngle°, Nakina, Tas9tota, Sioux Lookout, Geraldton, Jellicoe Beardmore, P01't Arthur, ,Sat., July 17, to Toror to Also to Brantford, C11uibham, Ohesley, Clinton, Hartman, Ex- eter, Fergus Grodoriah, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Hat -Aston, Inger- soll, ngersoll, !Kincardine, Kitchener, London, Listoive4, Mitchell Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, Paislley, Palmeneton, Paris, Port 11lgln, St. Catharines, St Mary's, Sarnia, Southampton, Strabford, Strat111'oy, 'Walkerton, Wiarton, Wiugham, Woodstock, For Fares, Return Limits, Train Information, Tickets, consult nearest Agent. See handbills for complete list of destinations CANADIAN NATIONAL Use Canadian National Express Money Orders. life at Ethel grove for the past ten days and enjoyed the experience very much, United Church Sunday School had an increased attendance, tart San - day at morning session at 10.31 when 21 visitors were present. C. R, Dunbar who motored to Tint - mins on, a holiday visit to his beet11- er Itoy arrived home earl' Saturd'ty morning. Making the homeward trip of approximately 500 mile: in one continuous drive. It was kind of thought that he would not be cant- ing hone alone. But he did, A large congregation was preeeu: at the service held In Dulled March Friday, July 2nd at 8 p.m. for 1.1e Induction of Rev. Harold Snell as pastor of Ethel circuit United Church, Dort; Gill is again on duty in Ethel Post Office atter a two week'e vacation, spent with her parents- in London, Ont., and relatives and friends at other places. The Ideal weather conditions for a lawn social and the lure of at1w- berries and ice cream and the antic- ipation of a good vt'ogram, attracted big crowd, Monday nignr. to Union United Chruch social held at Stan. Meehan's, 12th con., Grey T,vp, Ethel contingent was glad to have been in attendance. Word was received by Mrs, T. Vodden of the death of her brother- in-law Mr, Joshua Flood, who passed away in the General Hospital, Mac. Ieod, Alberta, Monday, June 201h. The funeral service was hehl from Trinity United Church on Friday, July 2n(1. The deceased was 77 years of age, and his wife is a sister of Mrs. Vold- den, her maiden name being Martial • • Broltest. Next Saturday. July 11, the 3'res- bmy.eriau Mission Band is holding a picnic fu the Grove. Everybody come and ehlp give the children a good time. ETHEL PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT The following .is a repul't of the promotion examinations of 'Ethel Public School. Jr. IV to Sr.1Y'-- Honour 75'7 Pass 00% Kenneth Thompson 79 Doreen Hallenbeck 64 Elsie Frankiin 62 Elizabeth McDonald 60 Bruer. Bateman 61 Ronald .Love 51 (recommended) Muriel Engler (absent) Sr. III to Jr, Il'— Billy Ziegler S6 Billy Dobson 76 Lorene Engler 72 Doris Hackwell 66 Alex Mt -Honied 64 Bruce Heihein 47 J'r. III to br. Merlin Love 84 Marjorie Holleuheck 76 Maurice Speiran 72 Iiob Cunningham 66 Bruce Fleet 61 , Muriel Heiblen 5.4 (recommended) Second (']toss to Jr, 10• -- Shirley Thompson 84 Dorothy Lake 14 Lawrence Dobson 76 Beatrice McDonald 74 Muriel Kreuter 71 Rata Earl 61 Lorne Engler 60 Laverne Cuenca On Wailer Ito'OIt 5 leeee11111ended lh Anent and Ie. F'ur, teach',..3 3 Want to keep the youngsters from under your feet? Just give them a playroom, We'll transform that attic of yours into a happy hunting ground that will keep them out of mischief for hours. And the job will be quickly done, with a mini- mum tum of disturbance. Let us give you an estimate. Then, if necessary, finance under the Home Improvement Plan.