HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-9-8, Page 4THE BRUSSFJ, G 'QST
"Ia"1)Ni PAY, SEPT. Rt11 1037
NEWS ' THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
Yv ROXRTE+R �S
Yisltnrs in town: Mr. and Mr,. A.
xi. Wells, Toronto, with Mrand
yrs. G. A. Wearreng; 'Mr; and Me le,
'L Davidson, Oshawa, with ill e
S7, Davidson; Air. and lIe•s. F.
Raker, Toronto, with Mr, and \[ e.
Howard Wylie; Dr, and \41••'
Spence, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Itann, Brussels, and Mr, and Mee.
12nss and family, Illinois, .with M .
and Airs. R. J. It:sun; Dr. Jciin
Munro, Copper Cliff, with Mrs, J.
JIunro; Air, and Mrs. Harry Smith
Ind family, Strathloy, with Mr. and
Mrs, J. Smith Mr, and Mrs. W,
North aur daughter and Harold
Peters, London, with Mr. and Airs,
R. •Stocks.
Out-of-town: Mr, and Mrs. C eek(
left for ('alifornie for 2 -week v'ac,t-
'tion; Mr. and Mrs. Feed Kittt11.n
with his daughter in Detroit; F.
O. Hemphill, J. J. Allen and J N,
Alien on a trip to the mining (1(de
of Northern Ontario; Mr. and- M.
James Hentbley of the Bank el
Commerce stag on their vvete:aloe.
Harvest Festival ee vic•e wilt h
held in St Janes' church on Sun.
tray 'next,- Rev. M. Uibeou, Barrie.
ton, being In.- charge. •
CRANE, OQK
• In sp•Ite of inclement 4- ,
those present at the corn roast and
seavengee hunt. under the aue pd.t_:
• of the P, Y, P. S. cf Knox tear,:{•h
on friday evening, enjoyed a gond
feed of corn and heaps of inn
. scavenger hunting.
Miss 1.. nit Note toe reettrrle.d 1.1
her hone here.
Mr. and Aire, B. Martin and eeele
James and Allan who have b„eo
holidaying with Mr. and Mies All!1!
Cameron returned or Mel ltv
their hone In Detroit. Aries 11.
Cameron who has teteemed a p.al•
time there returned with them.
Mr. and l[i s, Jelin Ne 11,. elle 1
-daughter Yvonne, Stuart and Italph
Orf
fIanever, spent the heli:Ley tt',
Mr. and .Mes. James N >h1e.
Mr. and Mrs, Ha • d,' C nap :
anti daughters Marie am Jean weiey
holiday visitors at the home
- and Airs. Jacob Flesher.
A gathering Of yank, frieude ::
2 Years Sabsclibtiorn Free to the Post
To the person who guesses the correct number of acim'ssion tickets
sold at the Brussels Fall Fair, en Friday, October 1st,
Contest start on September 20th —Closing
Get your entry blank at the Post and put in your guess, in
}eew Contest is Opened to All—No Fee
Free- -
on
September
30th
the box,
at the honk of Hiss Vida Cameron
oar' evening recently, to enjoy a
social evening with her before hot'
departure to 1>e,iuit, (hates were
enjoyed and during the course tit
the evening, the 1lcntess was male
the recipient of a silver v mitt' see
Iteeenterl by Miss Mae 1 isle,',
vv114l 111 address was lend by .11 1.,s
Alary lltn•thet, Vida expressed her
t!icsks, A ro:n i••ta'sI took in reel
f the eveniIF and dlulciug was es..
jclyed.
J L 4E- ALE
Mr, end Mrs, D6bie pf Aulmo
t:-rl (4t1 '41111ty with Mr. and
Mr Jim JoItnscon islitre.
.Mt'. and Mrs. Harold Harris of
Titeenhnr _ epent the wesk•et1d with
her patelete Mr. and Mrs. 111. Join,”
sten and family.
M1'• C ei,,., Matlte"s and Eliza-
ieth '(11'41l$ of Entire visited 9,1
1nnday tate rnunn with Mr. tend
MN. Ed. Johnston. 1-1 litre,
Mr. \\.n. J. Seueh visited on 5:tn-
day afternoon with .lir. David
Jewitt, -
Mr. and lies. Jack Wickstead
visited. on Sunday with lir. and
Mrs, Alvin Smith of Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard J1hnet„ot
and Air. Ed John. -ton attended a
rimer ' of a cousin at Gad, rich
1.1-t weep.
Mr. and Mrs. llarnid Prec•or at111
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.
in Sirs, Jos, Curtis anti Margaret.
Thu regular meeting of the W,M,
S. of Knox. Presbyteriau :Chit, eh
was Held in the Sunday seam)!
1'0Ont Thursday afternoon vvitir a
good attendance. The president,
Mr's, Alex, Mowbray, presided.
Prayer 'was uttered by MIA, 1'4 •vast
Ms:Kei(he and Mre. Archie Meeser
react a passage or scetoture leading
to the study of the chapter taken
by Airs. J. 41. Greig on "'Thu Wo.
man with a Sou,' or "the Steward-
ship of the Family," showing the
sacrifice mothers matte for their
fainilioa tiled •the opportunities
mothers have of moulding char,
actor,
The Ladies Aid of Knox Pro by'
torten Csureh (tel dthe third gn,er-
terly meeting in the church soh 10:
('00141 Thursday afternoon. The
vice-president, ,.Iris. Eldred lichee
presided.', Secretory -treasurer's re -
Inas from the groups were presnut-
ed by Mrs, (toy Turvey for :Norris.
Miss Jean 1IeI3urney- for Turn -
berry, and Mrs. Ilarry Elliott for
the clilage, Business discussion
followed the reports and funds dis-
poses. At the clue of the meeting
Imes: At the close of the meeting
members of, the Morris Group serv-
ed 11111(11 and all enjoyed a social
half hour,
Gordon Mundell, principal of the
Gamic public 8411001, and Miss Dor-
othy Aitken, \elto will teach this
year near Moorefield, have been
notified that their 8011001-s will not
re -open unt11 September 13. All tie)
schools in the townships of Turd -
berry and Howick are observing
this order.
Mr, and Airs. Thos. Hunt, Tor-
onto. are enjoying a holiday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hig-
gins; Moss Elizabeth Robertson is
wilt her sister in Toronto.
How would you like to be one of the victims in this horrible smash ? How would you
like to be strapped to a cot in some emergency hospital ward—writhing, half out
of your mind with .pairs. These ghastly tragedies are caused by those of you
who drive recklessly—who take chances—without regard for the safety of others I
You know in your own heart whether or not you are a reckless driver. Hyatt are
DECIDE NOW TDRIVE WITH CARE
Stop cutting in, passing on hills or curves, taking chances of any kind. Settle down
to safe, sane driving—and avoid trouble. You know the rules for safe driving. Stick
to them— or run the risk of having your license suspended or cancelled. We are
going to put reckless drivers off the road and keep them off.
Ontario Motorists will Co-operate
When you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to the
public, take his number, make a careful note of the actualtime
and place, and when you reach your destination write to
the Motor Vehicles Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto,
giving full details. We do not invite reports of minor
infringements of the traffic laws; you are requested to use
sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenders f
. ONTARIO
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Motor Vehicles Branch
ETHCEL
Day se11001e are nut reeopeul04
till Monday of nex1t weal[ by order
of the M. 0, H. and Sunda ySolloole
and chlldre11 gathet'lilg,, are being
cancelled ars a preventative Meesure
in the spread of a dre tiled alltnent
LIt'si tla11Y among children,
Joe and Airs 1)0101411 and Baugh
Lars, Dorothy and Grace, having
motored from thele home h1 ,\lists•
gun arrived here last tweeleend ated
were 111e guests of Mrs, 31eLeod,
Mrs, (lofortll's mother, et the hone
of their uncle, Will, McLeod, over
Lahr Day iloldiay• The tine was
pleasantly enjoyed by each and all.
Norman Cobet' who is in tete em-
ploy o1 G. A, Dunbar, has been
holidaying at Toronto during the
past week, visiting his brothel
Eph, Caber and other relatives and
ependiug some time at the Ex,
Miss Ada Ward'la v has been with
her grandparents 1, M. and Mrs
Henry for a time, wjtile Miss Norah
Henry, also a granddaughter, wile
has been caring for them, for sev-
eral months past is having a reeres-
tion at home, -
R.oy S1a•Donald and helpers have
MSC completed repairs on the school
building in S.S. No, 6, Grey, Ailed
Ella Ilansuld has been engaged us
teacher for the ensuing term and
will commence duties when school
reopens next week,
Geo, and 1Irs. Hckmier enjoyed a
nicely arranged schedule of visiting
and sight-seeing for a week at Tor-
onto 0, N. 311
Seldom does two such quiet days
4 conte in succession as was noticed
here for last Sunday and Monde.;,
For Sunday by advice of M. 0, ii.
all public: assemblies welt cancelled
and Mouday being observed as boll -
day, all business places were closed,
it was sure noticeably quiet.
Harvey McClelland has opened a
place at his dwelling roosts Alain
street West for the business of
watch repairing and doing work on
other articles of jeweery.
Doctor Frank Bryant; of Remittal
with his wife and son, while out for
a motor drive on Labor Day called
on friend and relavtivrs at \Valken
and Brussels and visited w•itll leis
sister, Mrs, Jcs, Armes who is jest
recovering frum a recent seveee
attack of illness, at her Monte t
Ethel,
Cordon Sleigli1-liolnt will resume
toarhing in Trowbridge school
when the school remoras after nr,1-
01.•itriner vacation,
Mies Jetta Snell of Janteetow-n
1•:s.:, a Sunday vistior with her aunt
Mrs, 0. Bateman,
The September meeting of the W.
Al. S. of Ethel United Church Wit.i
held on T11u(sday afternoon, S• lit.
23rd at the home of .Mies, Geo. Addy,
The President presided and seven•
teen ladles attended, 'lige meet -
Ing opened w4t11 hy'nin 637 a.t`r•r
which The Lur0'.s Prayer was rt•
peated in unison, The Der. Leaf-
let, "The Unchanging Christ," wa
read by hiss M, Ilansuld, MN,
11. Bremner then led in prayer. The
nlinules of the last meeting -eel,.
read and approved anti the Roll Cell
€ nswered with a favourite verse.
An interestiLg paper was given by
Mr, Jos, P :neon and flies E.
Peareon read an article 011 Japan
for the \\':c,trll Tower. The :fleeter:
closed with hymn 350 and the
Benediction,
Ethel 1'tlited Church will hold
their Anii:c rsa .3• Services on S,i.:•
day, Clot, 10(11 and their Auns;ti
Fowl Supper, 1'haenksyivin„ malt',
Oct, hill 1"u,-tber an11 lilleetn en:
will appear later but plc, -a,,,'
she slate in mi,ed,
The Women's h14itute wilt op -4
on I'hurytlay afternoon, Sept, 1St IT
ad :L30 at the home of Mrs, W.
Whitfield. The motto, "She rah, -141
the best rare isf what the 11x(41,'' wiU
b0 taken by 31, s, Spei1au.
Call tiny most hated household
task), Topic, The bone or any coni-.
try is I1t its youth will be taken by
Ales, Currie Coot:1t, something me -
front sonuthing ohl.
Uemonstration tII tug a cb•es.
All the ladies of lite c•Inlnmnity
are 4nTited lo attend.
Stanley Wilson and Les• Allen
\\'sill rn spendthe weekend at
Niagara Palls.
The Misses Violet and Mildred
IS hurry visited with Airs, J:!(it
Wilson,
Janet and ,\1114, Wilson spent a
flay with friends in \V1nghan,
George and Mrs. Kreuter suet;(
Sunday with Will and Strs. Marl:
of Wingliam,
GREY
44Ir, and Mrs, John Timmer or
Pert Huron spent 1110 weak-ond at
Frank Thu:km(41,s,
Arr. and Mrs, Herman Audra i
and family of AlrKiilop 'spent Sun.
day afternoon with Mrs, Mulley
and family.
Miss Tillie Iltilley from near
INonitton spent Sunday althe home
of her mother, Mrs, Gordon Hitlle,y,
EAST HURON
FAIR *4
Ct. 1
Spelling Match'
Thursda Evenin Set■• 30th
At Fair Grounds inl,,k'ala.ce at 8 o'clock
Open to any Public Scikr;) Pupil of
Brussels, Morris or Grey
who li"is'Attended,S4hooI'in 1937.
Donated"by4Rev, •Win. Moore
•Prizes - est $2. aid $1.50,3rd $1., 4th 50c
S meth'n l`ei ,ew and Different
Announced through the Brussels Post,
to be given in the Palace on the evening
of September 310th, open to
Public School Pupils of Morris
Grey and Brussels
Dr, T. T, McRae offers lst prize $5:00
Dr. Jamieson 2nd, $3.00 and 3rd $2.00
F. R. Smith 4th, $1:00
5th .75 6th, .50 6th, 50 7th .50 8th .50
School Parade
Parade will leave Victoria Park at 1 p,m, sharp Friday, October 1st and
will be headed by the Bance. All Teachers and Public School Paplis
in the parade admitted free to the grounds.
c=zell
T wo Speeding Contests
PURSE $80.00 EACH EVENT
Hobbles allowed Mile heats 3 in 5
Purses -50. 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Details Announced Later In Press.
Rules
All competitors must be members of the Agrleultn'al Society. Entrance
5 per cent of purse, 4 to enter, 3 to start, or no .rig prize, American
Association Pules to ;govern, as near €144 posseb10.
Entries May be made at Seerctary's office up to 1.30
Pane September 201h.
Speeding will commence at 2 p.m. sharp, in order named.
This will be etrictly enforced
Foot Races, and Etc.
Foot Races at 3 pm. Friday
COUPLE', RACE, over 15 years
SOY'S ItACE, under 14 year;, 100 yarde
BOY'S RACE. under 10 years, 50 yards
GIRL'S RACE, under 15 years, 100 yards
GI&L'S RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards
Bicycle Race
Buys and Mens Bic'yc'le Race, a,;y 1(0.'.
Prins : 1st. $1,511; 2nd, (tent 30g.
((lp•n t', Hill .. G.•y :,ori 31,;rrsee
Special Prizes
These awards are confined to Brussels, Grey and .Morr's,
The 1'. Eaton ('o., nff 'r el Si10 1. •l,av sliefee1,1 It -;s due'Cun for the
following:
Best finished Steer ur II•'1!'r•)' for It -thy Beef pu;1)-,s,.:,, '+r2'.tclrt tip to
750 lbs. Any r<,ntily h..vb,11 w•:.r a 'r. $:t€'n i'o, 1iniitcd prize at
a Fair in 1987 not cell ibl,r'1* cc•nePe''
1•'or best writing Miss Mar'gare't letweing offers 1:.. 77,-;_..:1. 1. .rtt Bete.
Sr, 11 (in peta•i11 "A Lai,by"; Jr, 111 tin ;eela ,.' t,,,, , , of "'Tree
Charge of the lei„htllt10111'•. (leen to 1:;.., Palee• .. heel.
hoc Best Writlug K. Aslee(1 eteeree 1• , 754: 4 7.1+ • ; .; , . , )l•. 1V--3
007.s05 01' ..1104, ,,:,spar' p ,ti0; 5r. 1C v v.1 0,,, rs 0f
England," page 154; Sr, 111—"A Vete-well" pees .44r, iii„ t, to Bruss•'s
PUblti; Sehu4I,
31iss Ilulen Braker nffr..< 7:4-; :;ee a1,•4 25 fel* tern et t; t.'„ open to
pupils Primary leen ill P. S,
8peelal Prize, by the C:,1ositia hen% rl' Ce. 11110 , II :,;, oat„ of en
Gid English Silver Trey, Deep • Petteen, eAs 1 1 ett d un ('-1,1eter 104111
heavy grape border eft-.-+wl ret:n,r 1,1'4 r'41 1•:;,.i':•l: 11114.11,
The tray is 111nehes in d -meter wet will he er, r( -5 :p at true• F3arlk.
For the L'tst 1'ivc_p,enud b'rui Y• 1c.. 11,ark, neer 4.,:11:
(Prize-winisil:g ii t'.1ih1t Itr-taite•'11
Fir 111e best collection of ri to to Seep sects, 41nm to pupils of lirasols
Sheol, \Ciel(+n & C11lIt rplr• uil'r t' '171 4;4 1-;t; 75r a, v.td; Imre 2iee
" as 'rd.
H. Baw^1, is Flour and Feed sieve e11s,ta II'ty the volute,' or the eienover
Milling ('a,' the fellow:m :
48 110041; O'Canada 014111' for the 1..111 loaf err 4.0•e••^ -d made, front
I'rairie Itnse• or (1'Canada Flom.
24 pound., Prairie hese Flom• tom hest 1,i; d0%011 1 t ,'ui;s 11111110 from
Prairie line or O'('anatie Flour,
24 pounds canittiien P,eauty Pastry Flow for best Layer Ccekt (iieht`
macre from Canadian ]leauty or Palette Pastry Flour,
ror best draft or agriculture brusr u1:11e and two 4f her progeny.
Prizes: 1st Ttuli. t Simpson (tel., a -putt. (roving 1irt vutee $8,00
21114, donated by C'ira.;. Robettt on, $5.110,
lyd, donated by D. At. MacTtvilt, 13.00,
Boys' Foal Club of 1937
The Ontario Horse Brewers' Association, in co-operation with the
Society, have organized a Foal Club, I3oys signed by July 15111, 1937,
to be jmlged at 1''.tlr, Oct; .her 1'I,
Pines: lst $3,00; 2114 $0.00; std 12.00; 4th $4.00; 5411 $•4.00 ,
0111 $4,00; 7111. $3.011 sib *300; ..0th $3,00.
russets ta3n';�t` IlA�
Attendance at Gr unds
GRAND CO C E I
FRIDAY, OCT. ist
In Brussels Town Hall
JAMES BURGESS,
President,
D. Ai, McTAVISII,
Secretary -Treasurer