HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-7-28, Page 4T1•IE BRUSSELS POST
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
Copal church since bee arrival in
E THE L C.L%1E VLE Alpena, site was .inte,ested azul ac -
Saone emcee red •,,•,11„1rJC ,ti
players went to °linken to take pate
in what might be termed a goodwill
game with their home team, 111 milt-
ing up a spatia program, 1,1 re-
turn rho CJdn•ton boys carne to l;reel
on a recent. date to ave E'-le1 )L
game on their own .grounds, O,t
eactlt occasion both team, were ''l
good form, and the entire number of
eotitoken ts played gond ball, in teal
llortmanlike form and the spr•t't„
tors were unanimous in agre,ele
that it had been a pleasure to fie
the games. Path tint. the 1•ese
was a tie. The game et Cline)
had a score of 2.2 and at Ethel 1-1.
In the Walton - Ethel game o
football in the semi-final; for 193
Mr, Altdrew 11011003 is vLskln
with friends itl Toronto,
Jack Mowbray was suceesstul i
Passing hie Junior piano examin
tion with honors, Jack is a pupil
A. 0, Cook, of Blyth.
George Thompson, Jr„ celebrate
a birthday on Thursday of thl
week and entertained a number o
friends to a party at Bruce ]beach,
Mss Helen Mowbray Is enjoying
holiday with her brothel• at Luck
rive in its behalf until her last 111
miss. For thirty years elle was pre.
g silent of the Exeentive ]board of
the Ladies Aid, which means she
11 served as general president of all
a- the divisions. She was a member of
of the Cnion Division of the Aid. She
was also a member of the Home
d Missionary Society' and the Forolgn
a Missionary Society, past president
f of the Home tillssionery Society.
active in Sunday School work and
a a member of the Tri Sigma class.
Surviving Alt's, Williamson are
Iter husband; ane Ron. Frederick
C. Burnett, Alpena; one sister, Mrs,
Frank W'ithey of Prescott, Michi-
gan, who was with her at the time
of death; three brothers, William
John and Joseph Hodgins of West -
Branch who are expected to ar-
rive for the services; three grand.
children, Miss Florence Burnett.
Frederick Burnett and Miss Alice
Buiuett, Alpena; and one greet
grandchild, Richard Burnett, Al.
•now; R. F. U'arniss and Mae - Stott
It visited in Waterloo; Miss Fltyreeee
n Fowler and Mrs, Eldred Nichol vis-
• ited with Miss Jean Scott at Sea -
retell; Mrs, Waiter Davidson was
• hostess on Wednesday afternoon to
t.ite members of the Morris Circle
of the Ladies' Aid, The afternoon
was spent quilting after which
luno) was served by the hostess.
The members of the Blueval)
('ircle met on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Miss Scott, to
sewing and tit'10I0'(un tea,
The J' » ' by r•rian ministers end
their wives „f the Svnnd of Hamel.
teat and Louden are sd'••nding tett
week at ('amp Kintail. Rev, J. R.
(heel,' and 1Irs. (trete are aur utg
elute, in 11!1 ninon•. The pulpit or
Koos I byte -clan 1 `leme!t will 107
occupied by let e:,ld Mcltae, t.-
Brn':st.ls, next Su:.day morning ;tea
f: ele•s in the aftet'nt, nil
Bernard L,llow iv ,pi ndhtg iii:
wte.k at Kin'.tail 'Camp, the guest of
Rev. J. R. Greig and Mrs, (Irreg.
seeerdoy rft,rnoon A. D. Sinitic
entertained Bernard d.illnw, Floyd•'
end Harold Ifoll -nnet•k, Roy Moon_
y. Ross Patterson, Bob Erecter
and Spence M1.Kiniton to a picnic
at Bruce Beach and Point Clark,
Mr. tinct Mrs, William Griffith;
of eiont.real, will spend the next
ttvu w eke here, guests of Mrs
Mary Madi'''son; Jack AleKee,
Mentrc,al, is with his gtaLndparent-l.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Curtis; Air.
and Mrs. Charles Messer, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 11'-
liott; Air, earl Mrs, Henry Fowler
and family, ,London, with their
timelier, Elmer. and Mise Florence
Fowler; :1Ir. and Mrs. Robert Ait•
r)esnn. Ripley, with Mr. and Mrs,
,William Abram; George Mundell,
Daren, with John Mundelt earl
family, Roy Mooney and Ross Pat-
terson. Tnornto. with elle and Mr;,
A, D. Smith,
schedule, played at Ethel, Thursday.
July 22, Waken secured a 1 goal
had, the home game for Walton Is
dated for Wednesday, July Stitlt,
Alex ilrnnwtr(uax, nu 11.11. mail 1.,
1111y from Ethel, wets anum, tits
that. in thie district it contnteec...
fall )%Meet entting, Alaitirg a
llotolay morning, Jitly Igo, ]'coca
telly all the wht,-e. in tilt., :,.a•0 a.
cut during the week. wi h seine
tereehed 1n the letter part nt' rtt
weak, 13011t eample and yield le re
1(11 (1 an being ye -1y geee
Dating erect Santee... ,111?': 1s, -ter.
vices
tr-
viaes in Ethel Preebyt,•r;:Jn e:etre'
will be. Sunday Stetted et 10.31,
Z the f,
rd ',Alder oho r h hnui
ship at 7,3t) peon. Ti he eeetieteet
through the mon, lis of duly a ell
Auguste
The annual Sunday School p;r•:: ,
P.rr Kt -11,./ Presbyter to church .••.a ;
held Thursday, July 22, at Un enol].
where rite large te.pree enlation pre •
_nt thoroughly enjoyed the tplteved•
iy arranged recreation. Inclubing
the beauteous Innch shared in a
real picnic way and the pleusant
motor drive home. Many pleasant
memories will be retained of the
outing.
a A shower, appropriate for the
occasion was tendered :Monday
night to Miss Edna Franklin, bride
elect for a midweek marriage ce:e-
money.
Jas. Pestal who with Airs. ?festal
and baby daughter, visited during
his holidays with Alt's. Pt' tat''
brother. Harvey lefe('I,•liand and
other relatives and friend:; in Etl,el
and ivlonkton, returned last w
end to his work at Kirklatel Lee,.
,.
where he heeds a peeitien wl u a
mining firm operating in that Gd'-
riet• Sirs, Pe+tel and daugitt, r
will continue their stay here ler
511nte time yet.
Weed cutting ori the eennty !Ikea
ways is being done in an attempt to
(:)eek the weed menace. There
are many more pdat•es where genia,
effort to control the weed sdtnathet
should be undertaken
Several carloads of tattle arrived
here Via C. N. R, during last week
for the Ferments of this locality to
ieed for future market requirement 1.
The showers of rain of the Lie*
few days thea Pell in this seetion of
the country were tinnely. And ma;
thankfully received.
Ethel community contingent o'
public school teatclters supplied the
'brides for two matrimonial dila:re-
es.
The July meeting of the W.M.S
of Ethel United Chur'oh was held en
Tuetelay afternoon, July 6th at the
home of ]Tis, tel•,mmon,
y The meeting (menet' with hymn
811 atter which The Lord's Prayer
was repeated in unison. Sir Doe: -
thy Franklin reed the Seriptnre
Lesson, SL•ttt,2e-31 10, and
Ariies read the Devotional L anlet,
`Friends of Jesus in Canada." Ti .
President then offered prayer after
which hymn 2116 WIN
The nniru its of tit legit et, .,11111:
,were read end 121.13-0).....1 anti the
Roll (7811 ,tn.wered with a 1•ivoarlio
verse, b v,tral Bente of hnsht
eee
,w'or'e Iran. aced and the to .a: a^e.•
gave au ttscotu•aglee rt,e,rt fc r Ila.
and quarter.
Chapter VI of the Stilly Rook
ably presented under the: I,'adt.r.,'t;p
1f Mrs, II. Love, Toe 111(01153
clnsed with hymn 4:34 and the Bene•
diction,
The Woman's Association of Tthel
17nifed church will hold a Sti4n1
evening on Friday, Aug, Oth at the 1
home of Mr, and Mrs. It, J, Pearson
Keep the date open anti tell you,'
i1'lnn•ds.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Spedran and
deemed -or Olive, also Mr, IT, W. Love
spentthe week -end with the latter's
brother R. 16. Love at his cottage in
Tobermory, Mr. W, II, Loves
having spent a week there returned
home with them,
KING GEARGE VI.
George tate Sixth of royal
birth,
We greet him now with hearts s:n-
Ani may we have uo cause to fear,
To wear the grandest crown on
on earth.
We give allegiance to hitt throne,
And (crown him in our hearts a
king;
Loud let it o'er the. Empire ring -
No other king than George welt
awn."
Now for his fair young consort, tem.
We ask God's name above;
And may ebe win the Empirt.'s
love,
Lord, be her Guide life'; journey
through.
0 bless their children in their your]:.
Teach them ,the wisdom of Thy
Won d,
Be near the two princesses, Lore.,
That they may walk the path of
truth.
-Written by Catherine Currie,
12 years of age
WALTONY
MRS. WILLIAMSON,
CHURCHWOMAN, 13
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Moi, Aefrell Willialreen, aged 70
yr vs, well knr"'ti resident of Al.
meta :lid pec tnhtettt in Methodist
citureh circles, died at 10.30 o'clocit
WI-tltaestlay evening et her (some
1116 Not 3.11 Second avenue, Mrt.
W1d1ama,n suffered it stroke of
paralysis nine weeks ago, slur'.t
whit.) time she had been in a .tell•
. ouv condition, 1111le hope being ex-
tended for recovery,
Mrs, W41ilamson was born in
, Setaforth, Onaario, January 19, 11117
and came to Alpena 43 years ago
with her husband, since which time
they have been continuous resi-
dents here. On January 26, 1937,
Mr. and Airs. Wdidlamson observed
,`their golden wedding anniverssry,
feted by members of the Metltodiat
church,
A member of the Metheelist Epls
0511x.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday .afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
'the home with !element in ) ver-
meen cemetery,
HOWICK COUNCIL
Gerrie, July 23rd, 1937
Council met in the Township Hall
according to adjournment, members
were all present, the Reeve, J. A.
Bryant?, in the chair.
Minutes of last regular meeting
were read and on motion of Weir
anti Toner were adopted.
Moved by Lovell and Baker tlta'
By-law No, 10 for the year 1937, as
read the third time be finally Panned.
-Carried,
Moved by Weir anti Lovell that
the Township Engineer, F. A. Edgar,
be hereby instructed to examine
the ALcMdchael Municipal Drain, in
Howick Township, and have neces-
sary repairs mad.e -Carried
Moved by Lovell and. Baker that
the resignation of A. C. Hutchison,
as Weed Inspector be accepted,
-Carried.
Moved by Weir and Baker the'
By-law No, 6 for the year 1936, as
approved by the Ontario MunlciPal
Board, be finally passed. -Carried.
:]loved by Toner and Lovell that
By-law No. 1 for the year 1937; he
amended to read "that George Mc'
Kee be. appointed Weed Inspector,
in the place of Adam Hutchison who
has resigned, -Carried
gloved by Toner and Baker that
the following bills be paid, Carried,
County Huron, Hospital exp,
for Wray Gile $
Mrs. Jno, Jacob, clothing for
Mrs. II. Douglas
W. C. Bing, bal. salary in full
and postage, roll, for
W. 1}lv, 1936
Isaac Gamble, pt. salary as
Clerk
Gorrie P. V., cement, side-
walk & wall under
Clerk's Office 10,01)
A. t'- Hutchison, salary as
Weed Inspector 22,29
County Huron, Hospital exp.
for Bruce Anger
30.30
Wm. Stewart, eleaneng
Fordwieh Public Shed 2,51
W, E. VanVelsor, Goods for
Jean Graham , 6.00
W. 1'. King, extra for trips to
Batik in Wroxeter 10.80
Fred Hambly, salary as care-
taker, Twp Hail, Wrox-
e .tet', to date
tVni, Wliiitfleltl, bulb in
Public Sited Gerrie .
S. R. Hart Co. tax arrears
ledger and hinder, for
Treasurer
,George Kira, melting Anutse-
mrnt Tax returns for Twp.
Ball, Gerrie
Municipal World,- Ontario
Statutes, 1937, and
supplies , , , , ,
J. A, leryttns, trip to (Minton
re Wis. Trios. E11is
T. A. Roberts, printing me
Dees re closing street
in (1o1•ritJ
Isnac- $3a.mble, Preparing !V-
iew, Debentures and work
on sante U.5.8, No, 13
Howick & Turnberry
,John Gibson, milk for Jean
Graham ,
Airs. A, Ma.Leot] settlement
of bill In full re Miss
Carmichael .
• Road Expenditures
9,ou
73.00
35.50
Hanford Irwin, eta, weeds
Archie Irwin, weeds ,,,,.
Oliver Stewart, weeds
13.19
.5a
10.17
teen
7,16
4.50
3.511
20.00
2.10
20.00
10.00
9.00
9,00
Wr1D'N1t6SAAT, JULY 28th, 1037
t
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il7a clearly signalling your intention before
making a right or left( turn,
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RIGHT TURN
Hand andorm extended
upward or moved with -a
weeping motion from the
roar re rho front.
LEFT TURN
Hand and orm extended
hodson tally, Many drivers
atm point with their index
finger,
SLOW DOWN
OR STOP
Hand and arm extended
downward.
Its high knockless power minimizes
gear
shifting; reduces one -handed steering . a .
Its freedom from harmful chemicals
and from corrosive action makes it
safer for your motor.
TOP PERFORMANCE ... at regular gas. price
Harry Cha,mpion's Garage
Phone 8 Gas 25c per Gal. Brussels, Ont.
Oliver Stewart, posts
Wm. Young, wire fence . , , ,
Mhos, Reid, weeds
Wen. Doig, weeds
Alex, Edgar, weeds . , , . ,
John Giles, weeds
Clifford Hallman, weed's ,
Rant, Ferguson, weeds , , , .
Wm. Hulk, Sr„ weeds
Emerson Dickert, weeds , , ,
John Montgomery, weeds
Fred Huth, weeds ...
Harold 1''oerter, weeds
Jelin Franklin, weeds
Frank McKenzie, weeds
Jelin Porterfield, weeds
Wm. Giles, weeds
Fred Locking, weeds
Mrs, Sam Angst, weeds
Mrs, \Val, Ilcllman, weeds.
I''. 5, ISnuglcs, gravel , ,
A. H. Heitz. ei'avnliing ,,,,
John Milligan, gravelling
Harold 'Topper, gr'ttveiling
Ross Bayliss travelling ,
Geo, Ht'htt teekcr, grovelling
David Braun, shovelling , , ,
F, 5, Douglas, shovelling , ,
A, H, Delta, spreading ,,, ,
J. W. Kreller, gravel , , ,
J,
'W, 1{realer, underbrush_
peg and gravelling
Geo, Hubbard, gltavelling
Lloyd Jargnee, gravelling
and )cashing
Henry Kreger, gravelling
and brushing
Rcht. Hubbard, spreading
gravel
liar ICruger, hrueldek
Allen Griffith, weeds, culvert
Etc,
Dick Griffith, Weeds, cul.
vert and brushing •.,
5.2; ,A. E. Gallaher, blasting
8.00 stone
"0,00 Tom Grant, brush & culvert
3,"d0 Harvey Wright, weeds .. ..
i.0 Ed, Holton, weeds
.50 Kenneth Wright, weeds , , , ,
,60 Burt Wylie, weeds
.40 Lot Viney, weeds
1,330 Geo. Hubbard, weeds
.30 John Brown, dragging
.40 and weeds
.40 Clifford Brown, weeds
5.00 -Root. Doig, weeds , , , . ,
5.20 C. Maxwell, weeds ,
2,00 Harvey Sperling, weeds :
1.(10 Andrew l;riger, weeds
1.011 Sheldon Hann, weeds
0,80 Morley Johnson, weeds
.511 Clarence Spirting, weeds „
.S0 IT.u1y Greedy, weeds ,,,,,,
30,60 Ernest Harris, weeds
20.50 Earl I3nllidey weeds
20.5)' Alvin ]'`itch, weeds ,
20,50 Tbns, I3nrite, oil and gas , 37,80
20.30 Suw•yer•-Ahnysey, wire cable 2,1d
14„35 Dem. Road Mach, Co„ edges
7.30 Il„ F ledger, Supt. St,lnl'y
2.70 Jets Foster, 1111
In 00 Earl Moore, 11li and weeds
3.13 Borden Brears, fill ,,,,,
John Gilt, fill
10. R0 ()soar Weiler, 1111 and culvert
1.00 Ca.rmlan Bride, fill, culvert
and weeds
116n John Tophlrm, weede ,•,,,,
Jos, Brears, weeds ...
11,00 Joseph Brent's, weeds , , ,
John Hicks, weeds
7,310 E. iIttcgrave, Weecds
4,00 W. elergratve, weeds , , . ,
Arthur Forster, weeds
14.60 Stanley Forster', heeds
Norman Ettinger, weeds ,
14.90
Wm. Albright, weeds
2,40: Bruce Sothern, weeds ,
2,80 John Finley, culvert &
7 00 weeds
2,501 Lennard Sanderson, weeds ;
3.G0 Frank Khtg, weeds
2,10 , Jns. Edwards, weeds
1,00 T, Douglas, weeds
1,00 I S. Finlay, weeds
C. Finlay, weeds
7.27 1 Will Huth, weeds
to, {, Archie Steurnol, weeds ,
3,8;1 Walde Weir, tweeds ,
9,35 Tony leittie, weeds
3.00 Wes, Underwood, weeds ,
O. Weiler, uuderbrushing . t
2,40 i ,\Vm. Hill, wire fence
2.40 ,']'heel Strong, weeds
0,110' Russel Maclnlyre, weeds .,
6 d0 , Cleo, Baker, spreeddng 011 „
3.70 t Allen Pnlnuersnn, teltovelling
3.70 I (ill
2, 1n iur ren H tiling, s'boveiling
S1i 1111
\\int, M';'IOiwain, shovelling
17.2(1+ ,,,,,,,,, ,
04,10: Wm, McElwain, grave] ,
10 10
Frank Garbutt), teams, 1111. ,
13. U Mari Baker, team, 1111 &
10,101 weeds
(313 .Alien 13ntmerson, weeds ,
11.00 Thos. Padfield, post
Dick W7a.:ters, gr•avt+ding
21,00 and weeds
1,00 hilialan Leonard, weals , ,
3•.00 Wm, Bill, woods
3,10 I?t lvl'.. Wallace, weeds
2.J9 John Armstrong, weeds ,
1,60 Harold Foster, weeds .... , ,
4.00 ,Enos Donaghy, Weeds ,,,,•
4,Un Wan. Boehler, weeds , ,
4,00 OHear Weiler, weeds
3.20 Briree Armstrong, weeds
Geo, Harris, weeds
2,110 ' Henry Darcey, weeds ...., .
6.20 , Emerson Downey, weeds ,
Hervey Williamsou, haul -
10.80 Mg gravel 59,10
.40 John Reichard, hauling -
1.00 gravel , ..... , , 29.73
.40 Balfour Bream, hauling
.5') gravel , . , - 27.70
. Jas, Brears, haul. gravel , 27.00
.80 Ivan 1Tarrds, haul, gravel , , 12.80
2,110 Clarence Gibson, shovelling 20,15
3:29 Rich, Althich, shovelling , , , 2(1.00
1,20 Mole Aldrich, gravel - 60.45
:lee) Archie Albrecht, shrivelling 17,00
11 :el Harvey (}ibsnn, spreading 14.50
7.011 John Alen.gomefy, opern ing
3i.n0 grader , , 80.00
9.00 12. J, Semen s011, let•11iit,g
road „ S.00
111,2,; R. J. Sxndanscnr, weeds 7.00
Arthur McCullough, weeds , 5.20
Bosun .Albert flrlbein, weeds 5.00
Cecil \i ilted% weeds , , , 7,2n
8
60.1 Petty s; )ton, weeds 2,(t1
Jae. F.l, tge weetls 2.1D
32 (111 Thos, Pecl, weeds 1,20
fie letther Duet P114, weeds 1.00
10,1(1 11134 W,:aper, weeds and
gravel 2,05
511111 P. W. Bolimr, gas & repairs 40.85
tion John Iiynuhntt , culvert tile 14,35
1,511 Henry Joh:one Holt for street 2.60
J.. A, N1.101%011, gas • , , , , , , 73.00
.e; Wm. Stewart, weeds 9,60
3,Oo ITenry Bast, weeds 4.80
1.00 �.lttmee W.dkom, weetle , , , , 4.80
1111) ,Toho 1Lidley, weeds - , , - 0.130
1 ,n Moved by Lovell and Baker that
eau Council (10 now adjourn, to meet lot
.80 the 'United Church Hall, Fm'dwinh,
am on the third Wednesday In Auguet,
2.00 or 111 bite call or Otte ReVee,
6,•10 -Carried.
5.00 Isaac Gamble, Clerk,
2.660
1,20