HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-7-6, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
NEWS OF THE IJISTRIC'T
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
L+T•�EL tering defeat et ,the heeds of Cho
ETH Wroxeter team.
Mrs, Ben Holle'albeck, Doreen and Miss Lula:teultla Steinhoff is' ac-
Mlalitate. or. Palmerston spent a , ccmupeaytng Mr. esti Mies Peter
fate [taus with the fomner's ender, ; Gartl':ner, Leneon, formerly of
Mee. S. ,J. Wilieirt and took 'a the Blyth on a meter trip throw h tar
Garden Party held ,at the Presiry- r tel:,herr Stales and Western, tn-.
(Ieniau ehtuxb. hfere, Wednesday t ado,
Mies Kate Barrett who has sired
a couple of weeks with Mr, and
Mas', Chas, Fraser, Baylield, return-
ed !tome this week.
evening, June 20.th.
Congratulations are due Doreen
1-iollenbeck, in the wlnuing of the
'Goad Medal affet'ed by the Women's
Institute of Palmerston to the pupil
taking the highest narks in the
entrance class (luring the year.
Out of a clash of seventeen, six of
wham Obtained their certificates
without waiting the Departmental
examination, Doreen pa'ss'ed high-
est, taking honors, She was a
former pupil of Ethel Public School
for some years.
S, J. Wright and Mrs, Wright ah-
coanpanted by Andrew McLennan
of 2uc1 con, Grey, motored to }Janet -
to, Sunday, June 26th visiting their
sister, firs'. W. G, McBride, Hannon.
H. licllurchie of Lueknow was
was a week -end visitor with Mr, and
Mrs, G. A. Dunbar.
Miss Dorothy Franklin le taking
.two week's vacation Aram her
duties as companion nurse for Mrs.
Will, Slommon for whom she has
been waiting on for since time,
Sirs. Arthur Henry receives many
invitations to engage in practical
nursing or to assist 0,5 general ef-
ficient helper In time of need.
Grey Twp. Council convened Sat-
urday, July 2 in regular monthly
meeting at the clerks office as per
usual.
At a family reunion held July let
at the home of Alonzo and Mrs'. airy Windows" was read by MIrs,
Heath, con. 1.1), Grey Tem., near Livingston, A sale et home-made
Ethel, although weather eonditio'is baking wits' held and a quilt was
were net aS favourable for pleasure made. Mrs, (Rev.) C. Cumming
as could be wished for, the day was closed with Prayer.
happily spent together and at part- . '.'lies Annabel] Kerr of Bay ''ity
in grime the company expressed the is visiting her aunt and uncle, \Ir.
hope that future similar gatherings
would be as -lunch appreciated,
A two weeke recreation is berg
pleasurably enjoyed by Miss Doris
Alan of Hamilton with the girl
friend, Miss Annie Franklin.
Justice and Mfrs, Lake and daugh-
ter of Hamilton. who wit Ibe on
holiday for the next several weeks
vi !ted for a few day's with member*
of the Lake family 1n Ethel and
E'hel viiuity, while enroute for
.11 thigan, U.S., where they have
chosen to epi hd pert of 'their va-
cation.
C. F. and Mrs. Ff'ansuld spent Du -
inion Day in Tavistock.
l:tshel- -Listowel football game
played at Ethel est WedncaJay,
,Jay 20211, resulted. In a score of 3.0
in favor or Ethel.
'Che work of resurfacing the roans
with tar and gravel. mixture 5059
commenced In Ethel al the begin-
ning of the week,
Ethel Presbyterian church gard.en
party was held Wednesday, June
it. A bountiful supper was epeved
and a program was splendidly pre.
seated. The proceeds, including,
the return» of ,tire retres'Rnteut
booth was quite worthwlcile and the
•nurnagentent is to be congratulated
:on the success of the occasion,
On the Saturday followig the 1st
,of July under ideal weather condi-
tions. The Earle family reunion
was held at the farm home of Earl
;and 1lrs, Boas, nine miles' west or
Ethel. The mery company thor-
oughly enjoyed the entire clary, The
baby daughter of the host and hos-
tess bad tine distinetiou of being the
youugeelt member of the family
present,
'1'he \Vomente institute will hold
-their meeting en ithe Memorial
Park on Thursday afternoon, July
111h. Everybody welcome to come
and enjoy a picnic, 'The school
children are s'pecial'ly Invited le
attend, Please bring your baskets.
in general Etbelltes bad a quiet
at home on Dominion Day.
WALTON
Ma', and Mrs. J. H Huinghrlee of
Waikerville spent the week-en<t
with frlenda In the village
Mr, H. Shannon, 14r. J. 'Marshall
spent Monday in 'Toronto.
Mise Lois Livtgston of Louden ,s
visiting her grandparents, 1It'. and
Mrs, D. R. Livingston,
lIiss ltiveyn Iiulpper and Me. Wil-
liam Bolton of 1to111ester, N.Y„
spent the week -end with friend: in
the vicinity.
Miss Dorothy Bolton oft' Roches-
ter is visiting bee cousin Mary
Humpbr]es,
The Walton group of the W. M. S
of Duff's United 'Church held a
ePlemclid meeting at the home. or
Mrs. 'William Woods, Mrs, D. K
Liringst,on presided, Mrs, Lis iug•
Ston read the scripture, Short
prayers were given by Mrs. Wools,
-firs. Reid and Mrs. Johnston, fol-
lowed by a duet by Annabell herr
and Mildred Sellars, Selectiius on
rhe guitar ere give by 3lildreu
Sellers and Beth Shannon. A chap-
ter of the book "Through Mins`.en•
and Mrs, Liles Johnston Miss
Margaret Cumming is visiting her
parents at the manse; Mr, and Mrs.
R, Drager and family of Doon and
Mian Barbara Doherty of Preston
visited Mrs. Charles Drager; Mr.
and Mis. Hall and Mr, and Mrs,
Harold Livingston with VIr. and
Mrs'. David Livingston; Lois and
Donna 'Marie Livingston of Loudon
are s;,ending their vacation with
their grauciparents, Mr. and , Mrs.
D Livingston; 1,111', tend Mrs. A.
Traviss attended the wedding or
their nephew at Toronto last week;
Jack Mager of Toronto spent d
few days with his mother, 'Ire
Drager; Mrs, Isabel Bateman of
Hamilton spent the week -end Witit
her patents, 11r. and Mrs. R. Iloy;
Mr. and Mrs, S'ilns ,Johnston are
vie:tins at Haliburton; Master
Charles Drager of Doon Is .spentl-
Ing his vacation with his grand-
mother, Mrs, C. Drager; Mr, and
Mm, Jaynes Htun)phries of Windsor
.pent the holiday with relative;
here; Miss Shirley Bennett visited
frienlh $t Seaforth last week.
BLYTH
The local btts'eball team sponsoe-
ed a street dance and u large crowd
Was present,
The glee or C,G.I,T, and Miss
Elsie 'Ilatullton'ss Sunday School
class weer at !las Grave leticiay
for a wetter ,•oast, 'i+troy mala the
occasion an opportunity or exptes-
ing best wishes to one of their
number, Ruth Brook, who left with
lier p'at'ents, Rev, R. A. and eine
Brook 100 Itenea511, An addrotts
was react and the prosentall0n of tilt
unebrella was made,
The girls or 131y1tli softball team
payed at Wroxator Wednesday, stir -
C. N. R„ ltas been transferred to
Iilue'ale,
111', and Mrs, W. j, \Veetlenfer
with Mr, and -Mrs, Cat] Wet•ttutte:'
Maple Weed; 11r, and terms[ Fred
J.thns.on, 'Toronto, with 111'. and
Mrs, Arthur Shaw; '-lir, anti 11rs.
Lowry, 'Miss Lowry, Listowel, aC
.lir, and Mrs, D. 13. Lowry; Mr, and
Mrs McKee, Montreal, with • 1h'.
and'Mrs, Joseph Curtis; reeve
'i'huell, 'Blyth with her grand -
temente, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph
I3reckenrictge; Mr, and Mrs, Wil-
liam King, Mr. and firs, Percy
King, Wingltani, with Mr. and Mrs.
'Vtllia.m Nicholson,
Visitors: Mlise Sanderson, 11rs,
Wills, Toronto, with Mr. and 'elle.
George Donaldson; Mrs. F. S. Ed-
monds, Gerald, Douglas and Bub,
S:raafm'd; Mr, :anti Mrs, Leslie
Hetherington, Toronto, with -lir, and
Mrs'. S. N. Gallaher; R. F. Garnier
has completed his sawing contract
at Derrnoch; teachers who have r•, -
turned hone for the vacation. are:
iss' Dorothy Aitken from Aytou,
Mies Ethel Johe:on fro niByron, •
Ralph Shaw fremi Bala, Gordon
Mundell from Gerrie, :Ytiss Edna
Protitor born Seaforth, hiss Isobel
Fowler from Brussels, 0, Wheeler
has completed the teaching year an
the public hehooi here and has re-
turned to Belgrave, MIiss Beruice
Hoggarth )s 'at her home in
Ctodet'ich,
BELGRAVE
Memorial services were held in 1
Brandon cemetery; Belgrave Sunday
Rev. J, B. Towuenc was in charge,
Doris Scott tpaesided at the organ.
Rev. Dr, Barnett led in prayer and
Rev, Mr. Weekes read the Scripture ,
lesson. The address was given by
Rev. J. B. Towneud, A quartette
from the United Chureb, Goldie
'Wheeler, John M. Coultes, Geotge
Jordan Nommen 'Keating, sane,
James McCrea sang a solo, Rev.
Barnett closed the service n'itit 'he
Beneollction,
Mr, and Mrs, E. E. Smith, herlc-
ley, Mlich„ Dr, D. E. Williams, Pitts -
BLU EVALE
Mr, and Mrs. Milton McVittle and
son Jack of Flint, Mich, vsiited with
Mr, and Mee. Walter Davidson at
Biuevale.
'lir, and 'Mrs, Samuel Elmunds
and family of Stratford spina let
July with friends in iiluevale,
Hiss Ethel Jolii a ou oa.me Mime
on Sat4lta'clay and is spending her
hoiideys with her parenth and
brother on the 1st line.
Oise 13, Hoggttnth is spending her
Holidays at her home.
We are glad to hear Miss !Evelyn
Turvey is hotno and able to Ent up
again,
Mr, anti' Mrs'. Will Johnston end
faintly of \Vinghsan visited an Sun,
lay with her parents 11r, and Mies.
(4eenge Wheeler,
Mr, and Mrs, Addisou Fraser end
1)5010) spent Sunday with her Pale
meta lir, and Mrs. Jas, Godkin,
,11 le 'Vin. Fraser spent Sunday
with hie Wife Mrs Wm, Fraser in
\V'ln.ghtun.
Rev, J, 13, Greig nceutpied the 'mi-
nk itt Knox Persbyterian Church
Sunday, and based his remarks ou
the etelth anniHtsery of England's
open Bible mid Ds htflutn<e and cf.
feet on the peodafe of the Bi'l lsie
Isles, Airs, Mowbray end Alan
Ramsay took solo and dtte•t parte in
the anthem,
'141'9, .751059 Kerney stepped 011 5
Jagged piece of ground, in her
garden and sttffered a badly *prate
eel: ankle,
Laollard Elliott who leas been.
section foreman at Norval Staten
WEDNESDAY, JULY 0111, 1938
burgh with Mr. and Mrs, It 3, MIe,
Kenzie; Mr, and Mrs, Jas', Wlleet•
man, Distowej Weer vlsIlnl's' Imre
Sunday Miss Lonist' McKenzie is
home rola Sturgeon Falls for the
holidays; Mlitses Terrell Higglal.e,
Myrtle Yuill at Guelph; Mr. au.1
Mire. Sunitit, Lall<lan, with Ma', and
Mrs, W, J, Cole; Mr. and Alm C,
Black, Molesworth, with relatives;
Mr, and Mfr's, Peder 151, Scott, with
Mr. and Mrs, J S Scott; Mr. and
Mrs, James Elliott, Bluevale with
relatives; C. R. Coulees in Toronto;
Mr, old firs. John Gordon, \Vs'.,ton,
Mis Mary Coulee, 'Toronto, Hiss
Minnie Anderr:ou, Weston, in lsel-
grwv5; :Mies Beryl Cunningham is
home for the vacation,
During the sersllce at Knox 'Un-
ited Church Sunday three children
were baptized. The laughter of Mr,
and Mrs, Edwin Armstrong; Donatt:
Scott, sun of 1Lr, and Mrs, Albert
Coultes; Kenneth Robert, son of
Mr. and MI's, R. J. McKenzie,
GREY
The annual harden party nude'
the auspices of S. S, of Union Unit-
ed Church was bell on the chinch
grounds Tuesday evening, June 2e.
Weather was ideal and a large
crowd attended. A clod meat sup-
per was served is the basemen: by
the ladies in A-1 style. A deayht-
fully humorous and enjoyable Pro-
gram was given by the Exree'.sior
Yale Quartette of Palmerston, who
are no stranger's and were well re-
ceived. Proceeds of evetliu
amounted to $10S,
1111'. and Mrs. Ernest Speiran and
the 'former's sister of Detroit were
weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Hareld Keys, lent con.
Mrs. Ross Seeiran and childree
Sally Ann and Keith, of Saginaw
are enjoying a holiday at the Lame
of Mr, and Mrs. John Pride and
friends.
Mr. and firs, Tiros. Doudiierty,
Hefryn and 11r, and Mlrs. D. Mac-
han, 1ie-Killop, attended the Gal-
brattli Reunion at Supper Park, Sat-
urday, July 2,
Harold Elder of Tilsonburg is
visiting with 1Irs. W. C. Cunning-
hem and Harold for a week. He
erne to Brasesls from .the \Vatarlo r
Band Festival at Waterloo. on
Saturday where be received a silver
medal In the solo class,
Omar Cmut'itigham of Toronto is
spending the summer holidays w" -e, 1
Round Trip Rail Travel Bargain
From BRUSSELS JULY 16th
WINDSOR, ONT. $4.16 DETROIT, MICH.
Equally low fares from all adjacert 0, N, R. Stations.
Ask for handbill and complete information from Agents,
CANADIAN NATIONAL
his grandmother and uncle Mr;, \V
A. and Harold C'uunittghum, on the
gravel road,
Mr. Jolla !loses of Grey Twp.
silent a few days vislthng relat•.ves
in 11c1illlop Twp.
The following pupils were pro•
muted in S. 5, No. 1n, -Grey, their
names being listed in order ut
Merit, -
Grade VIII—
Hunours-
Lois Meehan
hazel Ward
Alice Baker
Charlie flake
Pill::^
Auue 5hatychuk
Bill Stt'atychuk
Harry Evuus -
Grade VII—
Honout's—
Ilurary Baker
M'argaret. Verheye
Olive Speirtn
Grade VI—
Honours--
Clarence Ward
Pass—
Betty Evans
Joyce Ward
Murray Ward
Aylmer Hart !promoted)
Grade V—
Honours—
Janet Verheye
Pass—
Charlie Hart
Grade Iv,-
Honours—
Margaret
V—Honours--
Margare't Inglis
Barry Bremner
Mergarie Evans
Lycille aril
Garde 11—
Iva SlPirau
Glenns. Machan
Donald Ward
Ivan Speit'att
Jimmie hart
Teacher --Margaret Druver
WROXETER
Vietiors: George and Daisy Dab-
ble. Dertoit, with lir. and Mrs, -
Robert Gihsoo ; Isobel Wilson,
Grand Valley, with (les Isobel Mule
ligan; Mr, and Mrs. Percy Rogers,
Detroit, with Iles. E. Pauli; Miss
Margaret Durst, Clinton, with Mrs.
I. burst; Ray Waller. Elsie Dusome,
Len Hayes, Leo carr, Toronto, with
Mr. and lire. H, Waller, Dr. and
Mrs. W.. A. Spence, Toronto, with
,lir, and Mrs, R, J. Rann; Mr, and
Mrs' Austin Martin, Toronto, with
Mrs, le, Douglas; Mr. and' Mrs'. Nor-
man I3randon; Harold Peters, Lon-
don with Mr. and Mrs, Reece;
Stocks; elr, and Mrs. Les Hether-
ington, Toronto with lir,- and MB'e.
111. Sellars; We. Gertrude Sang-
ster, Detroit, with Mr, and Mrs.
James 'Sangs'er; Mrs. William
Parka is a patient in Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital,
W. Wawanosh Farmer
Has Five -Legged Pig
George Hallam, Wes'[ Wawanosh,
has a pig with five lege. This was
not noticed until the animal was
eight weeks old,
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