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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-8-31, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST WEDNESDAY, SDAY, AU UST 31st, 19313 NEWS OF THE DISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents BLUEVALE Sarah Maguire and Mrs. Matilda Leishluan of W'ingham spout the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. H,y. Busman, Mr, and Mrs, H. M. Bosnlam re- ceived the sad news of the death. of Itogt. Elston of Dakota. Mrs. David Johnston o1 lst line has had several hc•mmorbagem dur- ing the last two days, Little tropes are held out fur her recovery surly to state. Md, and Mts. Mex McEwen also Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McClennan spent a day last week in Toronto, Mrs Mrhlw-en staying eve: with friends. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Mathers of Hepworth spent the week -end with Dem Mothers and Mrs. meld. Geo. went back with thele for a week's vitt, Mrs. Jus. Taylor, son anti daugh- ter and Mrs, E. Porten and Moe of Gue'•.h visited with Geo. Mothers and Mrs. Rudd. Anniversary services will be held 10 !But -vale United Church on Sun- ttav, Sept. 4th. Service at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m, conducted by Rev. J ton of Fordwich, Special D.,Isie by the choir of the church. Anniversary service will be held 1.. Ebenezer crhurch Sunday, Sept, lith at 11 a.m, and 7.311 p,m, con- ducted by Rev, Arthur Sinclair of Illy.b. Special music by Bluevale United Chinch choir in the morning and W'hltechnrch United Church choir in the evening. Keep the date in mind. Mr. and Mrs. Peter D, King have r,-tned (dont a visit at Hartiston where they attended a family re- union; Rev. A, V. Robb and his sister. Miss Robb, have returned from a holiday in Toronto and other Feints; Mrs. Mary Robertson, ac- companied by her sister. Mrs. John Geddes of Il :grave, are spending two weeks at Kincardine beach; II, L. Bosman, Wingham, visited his friend, William Thoroton. Rev. Hugh Prichard of Montreal occupied the pulpit of Knox F ! et„yterian clln,c ji on Stfi nay. His subielt was "Knowing Jesus through the common things of life." The choir rendered an ap- I,roPrhate anthem, Rev, J, R. Graig expects to be back from his vacation and conduct the service next Sunday. Rev. A. V. Robb eonduotea the r-gular service in the United church last Sunday. Mr. Robb wilt have charge of the services in Fordwich Fulled church while Rev. J. H. Johnston will conduct anniversary services at Bluevale morning and .even Ing, Visitors: Mr, and Mrs. J. Gordon Mundell, Gerrie, and Mr, and Mrs. Will 11tmdell, Wroxeter, with their father, John Mundell; Mr, and Mrs. William Wettlaufer and two daugh- ters, Waterloo, Lloyde and Marie Wettlaufer. Blyth, with Mr. :and Mrs. J. W. Wettlatder; Mr, and Mrs. Will Bailey, Ottawa, with their aunt Miss Barbara Thynee, and othi+r re- latives; Mr, ad, Mrs. Hunt, Toronto, with their friends, Mr, and Mrs', J. C. Higgins; Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Mowbray and two children, Wing - ham, with M,i', and Mrs, Alex Mow - Notice To Contractors The:Municipal Council of the Township of Morris will let by 1'a:b,lc Auction a routract to repair 'ler'- Nreuitipal Drain. :,, t;am'.uet 0111 be let at the 1)..1in near the Railway crossing, t;hil h) line at 2 O'clock 3)117. on' T uiilay, Septt•mbcl R;it, 1938, A. MecJwen, Clerk. ,• • o 177 c y • ,'L 'owu s`YourWaits Classified Want Ade. will fill all your re- quirements. They act .. � ,v loos which will cotncentre.te all your needy, and bring them to + •,ierftect focus of Satisfactory' results., 0 bray; Miss Hilda Fowler and her brother Frank have returned home to Lonlon after spending tsvo months with their aunt, Miss Flor- ence Fowler; Miss Mildred 21c- Qillan of Lueknow is visiting with '-hiss Ethel Johnston, GREY ;Hiss Kate McNabb is spending part of her holidays with her sister Mrs. Youngblutt of Hullet townshiP, It is all quiet on the Southern f;ant Jim wort the first round. So be earelul boys as he has more tricks up his sleeve, The farmers are busy (Misting up threshing and some have their full• wheat sowed. There will 'be a gond acreage sown this year. Rev. iicDonald of Lueknow ,Preached an eloquent sermon last Sunday in Knox •C'lhul•ch, Cranbreok. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and son of De•ttoit, are renewing old acquaint - mires in Grey ,ownslhlp this week, 13111 seems to• have dune himself well in the motor city, Robt, McTaggart and Diek Rath - well left last Thursday for a trip out west ctmbiuing business with pleasure we litdi'.e the old boys have a good time. Leslie Perfle is having a good holiday in his oral home township of Grey. His many friends' are glad to see him looking so well, the , West seems to a.gree with ihm, Mrs, Farley and little son and Miss Margaret McDonald, Toronto, are vistors at the home of Dulacan and. Miss Annie McDonald, 6th co. Miss Viola Wilson retured to Toronto this week and will resume Iter studies at the Business College, • Mrs. James Brown, New Liskeard is a visitor at the home of her Mother Mac Shaw and also her Parents Joe and Mrs. Shaw, Morris Mrs. Iiiely and son James, of Dot:ot, Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Blackburn of Windsm, fiat, motor- : ed to spend several days with rela- tives aid old friends, they returned Tuesday by Way of Menkton and New Ilambnrg to visit relatives, also their brother, Rev, Robert Duncanson, of Thorndale. They enjoyed their outig. Sunday visitors with Mrs, David G. Clark were Mr. and Mrs, James Stewart and family from Newton; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Nicholas and ' ,Miss Iola, Attwood; Mr, and :firs, Alex Steiss and family; Mr, and Mrs. Henry Dayman, Tuckea'smith, BELGRAVE Services in Brick United church and BeCgi'ave Knox United church Sunday, were in charge of the Ex- celsior Class, of girls of the Bel- grave church, Several members of the class took )cart, The address was given by Barbara Michie, A,n anthem was sung by the class and a quartet number 'with Nora and Ruth Wheeler, Freda ,Jordan and Elaine Walsh as members. Ser- vices next Sunday will be in 'charge of Rev. J, B. Townend who will have returned from his. holidays spent at Point Clark. . Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Logan and son Bobby hays left for Saskatoon where they will spend the next few months; Kenneth Wheeler, Clinton 3V 1ilh anti JaItles Conner accom- panied C. R, Co« rtes to Toronto on Sunday anti will spend a couple of days at the Exhlbitinn; Miss Eve- lyn Wynn is a visitor with Miss Veinta Wheeler; ?Jr. ad Mrs', Al- bert t'onilles and ('hildren and J. T. ('oultes spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Van Camp at Exeter; Ruth Nethery has retured home erten snen'sl ng tw'n weeks with tilt -rids 10 Sarnia; Miss Ferrol Hig- gins was a Toronto visitor this week; hiss Mary Van Camp who has spent tate past few weeks with relatives has returned to her home at. Exeter; r; Mrs, J Burke of Io:t McNithoi was, a visitor witr her brother, John G. Anderson and family, BLYT17 Services wore ihelit 1n the 31nited Church on Sunday with Rev, Arthur Sinelair in rhan'ge following his hole kitty, The text of the address in the morning was "And they saint 'is this. Naomi? " also condueted an evening service, At the morning service 'Norman Murch of Toronto sang two solos, and at the evening service a deet was sung by Jean and Irene McCallum, Service was held in Anglican Church on Sunday morning with Rev, lt, M. Weekes in charge. Set.- vices oxvices will be withdrawn next Sun- day owing to the absence of the rector, 31r: Weekes, who with Mrs, Weekes are spending a holiday in Toronto. Mrs, Robert Wiglttnlan received woid of the serious illness of her un,le, Dr, W. R. Carr of Los An- geles. Cal, He, with Mrs. Carr were e0111)1te to Alaska, When in Seattle preparatory to taking the boat he was seized with an acute illne s, necessitating him being Placed in the hospital where a• operation was performed, He is still critically ill. Among those. attending Toronto Exbibticu this week are A. E. ('uo]t, Jean Fairservice and Wilma \Vatson, Charles Barrett and Charles Bur- ling visited their respective sons in. Stratfu;d, John Bardett and Wil- liam Burling. Miss ,Margaret Johnston of Mit- Illell visited at the home of the Misses Ricltnlond over the week- end. The flowers on Mire communion table in the United Church on Sun- day morning were in loving mem- ory of Janet McGowan, Reg, N., who passed away in Calgary a year ago on Sunday, Miss McGowan was. a daughted of Mrs. R. 0, McGowan, East Waw^.anosh, A successful tea was served at the Mime of Mus. Milne on Friday after -noon and evening under the auspices of the woman's Associa- tion of the United Church, Mr, anct Mrs. Norman Murch, also .\kiss Marian Sinclair of To- ronto were guests at the home of Rev, and Mrs, Sinilair on Sunday, Miers Margaret Jenkins, nurse-in- traia:ng at Clinton Hospital visit- ed at the home of Icer parents, AVit. Bahl ann Mrs, Jenkins. WROX FT ER Visi.tare: Mr. and Mrs, James Rae, Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs. D, W, Rae; Mr. anis Mrs, Harry H'ullher, Detroit, with Mr, and Mrs. R. Hnpher; Mr. and Mrs. Merton Howe and family, Toronto, with tate Misses Howe; Dr. and Mrs, Woods, Tottenha:an, and Misr 1Cat1ieen Ru.theetoed, Toronto, with Mrs, R, McLaughlin; Mr. and Mrs, Doan Bggar, Sack„ with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Raake; Mr, and Mrs, Harty Smith, Stathroy, with Mr. and Mrs, John Smith; Miss Margaret Coulter, Wlmgh;am, with Miss' Edith Martin. There was a good crowd present 10 witness the girls' softball game between Wroxeter and Brussels, played in the park here, the score being 18-11 in favor of the visitors. Both tetemv Played a good game. WALTON The U• F. \V, 0. Club held their August meeting at the home of ,ire, Gordon McGavin with a good attendance, Mr, Will Roe has gone on a trip to Western Canada, he Will visit Clients' in Manitoba and Sack, Mr. Jas. :Murray, Earl Hoy and A Farquharson who are working near Chatham in the tabacoo Melds silent Sunday in the village. Mr, T. Bendel]. has gone to TO - lento to Visit his parents, Mr. anti Mrs, Jackson spent Sun- day with \1r, and Mrs. II, Shannon. Mia:ea Hazel, and Evelyn Mc- Pherson who have been visiting 111 Seaforth have returned hoarse, The tine bank bora of John Bal- four of McKillop was destroyed by fire Sunday forenoon cause un- klrGwe partly cuvered with Insnr- ana'e, M... Will 1.', -loth, i)h. ntlty Bolton and Not 13aig who have been visiting at Mr. and \t,: Humphries have returned to tip' :: mune in ltochr:•sder, N.Y, Mr, mrd MI s, 11. Haut"s:ort 711111 have been v:sithhg ft lends in Mc- ltillop have r, 7urued to then' holm! in Ve:dun, Quebec, Nir, and MI's, Joe 13011011 of 1t 1- chetor, N. Y., pre visiting with Sl:. and Mee, W. 3. Humphries, Mr. Jas. Johnr,ten has returned to Ha;ihurinn where he has it p081 - tion hl 111e sellout, Mr. Dudley Mod has gone to Lon- donto the hospital .for a heart treat), ment and Mrs, Bird and Ross ere vlsIlillg Mrs. Bird's Cather at itirk- ton while. 8T'. Bird is away, ETHEL Under the ideal harvesting con - di t ione on-ditons of the past week or ten clays, with every available thresh- ing outfit engaged In stook thresh-, Ung, in many section's of the sur- rounding district, harvesting and threshing bane been,completed s1 mu-Itaneot&Sly, The motorcycle hill climbing con- tes: and other similar events, stag- ed at itus::el. Hall's in Elena Twp., not far from Ethel, sponsored from 141v.nwel sports groan, at the first of this week, attracted a big crowd of sightseers curious to know what it was. all about. Whether the thrifts experienced by the onlookers was satlrtfying, is not definitely known. But it was gener- ally conceded that there would have been more .cnnselentious enjoyment felt, if the ,re1formahlce had been given elite; than on 0 Sunday. In the preliminaries one entrant had a leg broken and was taken to Listowel ha +phut, In the first mentioned, event, decisions went to coutestan•-s from Stratford, G•ode- rich, Clinton and Listowel, Mi. Lansdell of Toronto who is deeply Interested in religious work in t111' city, has been visiting her cous'n Mrs. H, Spetran in the vil- lage anti incidently attended United Church Sunday School, where, in response to a request lead the Adult 131ble Glass in the study of the lesson for the day, Responsi- bility for others, wwweiewwww f Before removing to their new home in Wroxeter Mr. and Mrs, Ben. Edwards were given a fare- well Presentation, Tuesday of this week by the citizens of Ethel, held in Grey Te'lh, Hall. After au extended holiday with Wends in Ethel and vicinity, Frank and Mrs. Hunter 1111(1 children, re.tui Sed. Monday to their home In Oshawa. Rev. .lir. Johnston, a former pas- tor, on Ethel United Church ci1'ouit conducted regular services at the three appointments on the circuit last Sunday. We are glad to know, that last Sunday, Mrs, W. Sleuvmlon was able to take comfortable enjoyment in a motor trip to Blanshard Twp. and :peed the day in happy companion- ship with her sister Mrs, Driver. On Ang. 28, the first Sunday ante• returning from This holiday Rev, Mr. Snell pastor of Ethel United Church, as had been previously ar- ranged, was in charge of anniver- sary nnive1sary services on Fordwich circuit, The Women's Institute will meet 00 Thursday afteroon, Sept, 3th at 2.30 at the home of Mrs. Alex Spelt -an, The motto, Iu youth we learn in age we understand, will be taken by Mrs, R, Brewer. Roll Call, 01(1 fashioned ways of enter- taining, Topic, should mother keep pave with the changing ideals will be take by Mrs, W. Bremner, J31x iibit of old fashioned handy work. This is the Grandmother's meeting, a special ins"nation is ex- tended to them to be present, All ladies of the community are wel- come whether they are Institute members or not, MORRIS James Sellers of Whitby spent the week -end visiting friends in Morris, Friends Honor Atwood Couple A large number of ALwood and vicinity citizens gathered in the music hall Thursday evening and had as their guests Dr and Mrs. D. A. Kidd, who ale leaving Aawond next week. A delightful program was, enjoyed, the chairman being C.ZI WAX &SON. Get Glasses SOW If Your Eyes Need Glasses Get them from R A. REID At Once. Take Advantage of His Wonderful Eyesight Service - Complete in Every Detail R. Stratford's Leading Optometrist i`e A. Reid For Nearly 20 Years AT BRUSSELS OFFICE -MISS HINGSTON'S STORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 'i'ht,ne 51 for Appointment Rev. 3, M. MvCurlie, Solos were given by Miss Margaret Dahmer, Geo. E. Cox, Miss Gertrude Brendle, Mies 'Nellie Gree.nsides, 111117 Peebl- es, Miss, Margaret Dickion.; guitar and banjo solos by Miss Dolly Blair and Howaard Aylestock; I'eadling, Miss, Thelimn. Cgglrlin; accordion numbers by \h alilum Simpson, violin selections, Mies Irene 8ii'Cuteheoni tap dancing, Walter Gosl'rey, Tonle any Anderson, Joan Vallance, Mar- garet Greensides, Joan Phentlster, Ruth Oreensidee', Margaret Smith and Marton Pym; addresses by Rev, D. A, MacMillan, George Locyhead, Dr. Tye, Rev. 13. G. 'Buley, W. S. Donaldson, James N. Corry, Hugh Richmond, A, W. Dickson, At the 'close of the program Dr. and Mrs. 'Kidd were called to the plea:fount, ,where J. 13, Elliot react an address. George Eilacott made .0 presenta- tion to Dr. Kidd of a purse and James 21. Errtkine presented Mrs, Kidd with an acrspalc on behalf of she citiin us, Dr. Kidd shade a very suitable reply ar:tl niter singing 1, Jolly Good Fellow" and ,'God 511V' Iia K;ue." brought a very pleasant evening to a close. Mr, and Mrs, G41:fieid Horn have routed the property o1 the hie Mrs. I)etl,nlx11 and will move next week, and \h'. and \its. Cecil 8tcCreight have 111131d the home in King street that Mr. Horn will vacate. Mrs, I'ahnei Sommerville is pro- gressing favorably after a serious operation in the Memorial Hospital Listowel, The Boy Scouts and Cubs' are louring Monday for a six -clay camp on the ratan of Jc0eph Hanna, Rev. 13. A. Holey will be In charge, LIST OF FAIR DATES IN SURROUNDING TOWNS Following is a list of dates' on which surrounding communities will bold their fall fairs: Atwood . Sept, 23, 24 Arthur Sept. 20, 30 Ayton Sept• 29, 30 Brussels Sept, 29, 30 Chesley Sept. 13, 14 Clifford pf, , 17 Drayton Sept.Se2710, 23 1 Irnira Sept. 2 5 Fergus Sept. 9, 10 Fordwich Sept, 30, Oct, 1 Grand Valley Sept, 30, Oct,l Gadericit Sept, 20, 21 Hanover Sept. 15, 1G Hstaton »....... Sept. 29, 30. Holstein Sept. 29, 30 Kincardine Sept, 15. iG Lueknow ...................',, Sept, 20 30 Mount Forest Sept. 22, 23 Mitchetl Sept. 27, 28 Milverton Sept. 15, 16 N cos'ta'r Sept. 23, 24: Orangeville Sept. 1G, 17 Palmerston Sept, 27, 23 Paisley ,,.....,,..,Sept. 2 i, 23 d'mt Elgin ...., Sept. 29, 30 Seafortll Sept, 22, 23 Tara Oct, 5, G Teeswater Oct, 4, 5 Tiverto❑ Sept. 22, 23 \\'iarton 6 •• • Sept. 15, 15 International plowing match and farm machinery demonstration will be held at Minesing, near L'Yrrte, an October 11, 12, 13 and 14, Lose Weight. . but Don't Lose Energy Bread Diet keeps up energy -helps burn up fat! FOLLOW THIS BREAD DiET PLAN TWe Diet Plan gives about 1600 Calories a day - the reducing allowance of the average woman. • BREAKFAST 1 glass fruit Juice Small earring meat, flab 9f eggs 2 SLICES TOAST, 1 sq. butter 1 cup coffee (clear) 1 tip. sugar • LUNCH OR SUPPER Moderate nerving meat, fleh or eggs Average serving 1 green vegetable 3 SLICES BREAD, 1 eq. butter Average aexving fruit salad i glace milk • DINNER glass fruit or tomato Juice Generous serving moat, Ash, or fowl Average serving 2 vegetables, 1 green Small serving elmpt<f deeeert it SLICES BREAD, 134. butter 1 cup coffee or tea (clear) 1 tap. auger Ti3E Bread Diet is b safe 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, 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. t If you want to reduce safely, follow the read Diet. It gives bread as the main part of your energy food.