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THE BRUSSELS POST
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Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
d the old duble doors
GREY
Mrs, Charles Enright
at Grey attended
Ethel United ebt Sung , o'clock removed and rv'p'4tced by a modern C Brian Katmai
a.m. setrvdee uebt Sunday, [I 1U11
Quite a uunnber from the 16th con.
t' becuyear-olliirgjack
selhootMills
Itltlho from. hos glass door.
others not so good—sup time, his imam in Grey Twp, ort Con, nu-
.
cast and Mrs. A'nd.
pose it, all fortunately hada leg broken a o 1
depe114s on. ,tile cotullIany you haft►, tate knee while playing football on re laoli l esr'k was removed foam
Mr, and Ides. Garfieldi McDonald the school grounds' a ,few days ago• and
sad tlauglvter, Toronto, spent tine i Dan Savage nos hats the circular t the village t Nlorrweek nvr when
Wal-
week-end with Wends in GreY, sate, wood cutt11 outfit of Melvin lace Agar,
Ga'rt, is' an old Cranbarook boy, sort , C'al•n0eh'an and would he ready to l moved' to his farm a buil+Ding which
eighty years ago 3t was built of
of the late Peter and Mrs. MODDn- do work of this kind at a reasonable tivas built for a dm elling house about
hand-hewn and sawed lumber, se'me
of w•hinh is in a €airly goal etate of
preservation, It was first located
on the p;'Opel'tY of the Leech brotlr-
ers' anti nearly fifty years ago was
purchased by the late Jahr Barris
and move'. to ,the property now
owned by MI's. Thomas Coolies,
used as a horse stable and 1sotiy'
for a garage.
Earl Atudes'son of Belgrave, con-
dueted. the regular sr,r'vires at
Ebenezer and Bluevale united
ehnrches on Sunday, Next Sunday
the Rally Day Progr•amr wi11 be oh•
served. Harry Ho'Pper of Wingllam
lwili Ooeupy the pulpit,
Ra11y Day service will be heheld
in linos Presbyterian Murat
t
Sunday at 11 o'eock.
Mr. and Mrs, J'arttes Kerney, Mr.
and firs. Jos, H. Smith and famtily
were at Oronnarty on Monday 'at-
tending the forty-fifth wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald
Vitaliser, Mr, and Mrs. Kerney will
spend the week with friends
Crammnty.
and
Seine the Milverton Pai k G 3 rd nn lerr'i of Toronto, spent the Railways
weak.Some spent a good t 1 1 above vt k er1l with Mr,
old.
Mr, anti Mrs. Youn.gblutt, Keith,
Stuart and Miss Pat of Mullett spent
Sunday with Mrs. Youngbi0tt's
parents, I•tr, and Mrs. Jn'o, McNabb,
Sirs. Lynn Evans' and gt
anclson
b ick but We hope
price•
Mr, and Mrs. Al. Judd of Lookport
U.S, motored to Ethel Sunday morn-
ing and were guests of their cousins
Mrs. Geo, Kreuter and W, T, Spence
for several clays'
Douglas have been
s I The Ethel United Church congt'e-
b better Batton are malting plans tor their
titey will soonee
mover to be held on Oet, 911.1 and
10th. Further particulars later,
Mrs, E. A. Robb is spending a
few weeks with Mrs, W. E, Willieand other friends.
NOTICE 1
The Young People's Society of
Ethel United Church are holding
a Rally and Weiner Roast at Mem.:
oriel Park, Ethel, Monday evening,
Septennber 26111, Conte 1w'd help
make a gool time,
Everybody Welcome.
mite corn harvest is on now and: Annual Amrlversars and fowl
it is sure a man's job as at is a
grtat crop. next
All roads lead to. Cranbroak
Sukulay for the 50tH anniversary.
of the rebuilding of the church, Rha
D. C. ILO. B.A., MD., is to be h
guest speaker.
James and Mrs. Moses enjoyed a
trip to the Western Fair last week.
Miss Veleta Wheeler has resumed
Iter musical instructions In the aif-
tarent schools alter the summer'
Vacation.
Wm. and Mrs. Simpson, Atwood,
Alex Simpson Detroit were week-
end visitors with Robt. and Mrs,
Scott, CraabroOk.
Mrs. David G. Clark, 16th con.,
Grey has returned hoarse alter spend%
Mg a boli(ay it11 her niece and
nephew Mr. and airs. Itoy Me-
Ceight and floridly, Luc -know, Mr.
3leCrelgllt is see:1011 master there.
BLUEVALE
Mir, and Mrs. Earl 'Hamilton and
two children spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton
at Centralia.
Mfrs, Chas. Johnston and Mrs.
Sparking Johnston spent a day last
week at London Exhibition.
Mr. Stewart 1'I0Lennau spent
Thursday at London EP+hibitton,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Churchill and
Vern took to London Erd1dbition
on Frtd3y. Mrs, Churchill stayed
and spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton and
11aby,
Mr, and Mrs. Jima Ralston visit-
ed with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. Roble at Auburn on Sunday.
MIr. and Mrs, Richard Johnston
and Emma spent the week -end
with friends. at Halmilton.
Mass Elizabeth Mothers and
friend visited on Sunday with her
grandfather Mr. Geo. Mothers and
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. 'Peacock and
Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw and
family,
An historic event of interest
took place on Sunday when the con-
grega:ion of I11t11e=s Presbyterian
March Tlurnberry, celebrated the
tvent y-steend aaniversa• y. The
morning service took the forn6 of
the old.time service, John McDon-
ald, of Kinloss, led the service of
Tire 23rd Psalm woe sung to the
"Covenanters,' tune." The offering
was received In the faded velvet
bags, attached to the end of a slick,
n1111ch was used by the congregation
over one-half a century ago.
The pastor of the church, Rev,
J. R. Greig, condmctel the opening
service and Introduced the guest
speaker, Rev. A, L. Badge, M.A,,
Hamilton, who took for his subject
in ,the utorninv "The Burning
Bush," the emblem of the Presby-
terian Church In Canada. At the
evening service the craze as his sub-
ject, "Old Positioned Virtues," from
the .Book os Proverbs, speaking es-
peclelly n "Thrift, Domestic Bliss
am Self -Control." An appropa'tate
anthem was rennerecl by the ebodr,
and Rev, J. R. Greig favored with
a solo. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with
Fall dowel's•, Large conkregatiOas•
were present for both sevices.
Mrs, Alice Aitken was the 'hostess
on Wednesday evoniug for the regu-
lar weekly choir practise of the
United Church, Following the
nt pr•aelise under the direction of hits,
,Iobnston, the Yong People
Seined 3n a tomcat, eatth couple
drawing a picture of an ideal house
for a bride, Miss Ethel JOhn0ton,
whose marriage 15' lu1IOunoed to
take pinen late 111 SeptemIber, was
appointed judge. She woe preaent•
ed with a pantry SIOwer wJ1io11 50(1-
slated of jams jellies, pickles, elk'.
Miss' Johnston tlldn.ked the mem-
bers or the choir in a 1030 wn•hl-
('1105en remarks, Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
In a recent issue of a local paper•
an Berl appeared in the "Fifty
Years Argo" robin -to, / .01111tng that.
Wiliiam Messer had improved 1110
place of business: a general store
1
In the village, with tient front doors.
This &tore is now the post office
and store operated by A. 17, Smith
ETHEL
Reek -end showers• of rain have
again delayed corn dotting ant silo
Ailing, in this commnnitY.
'Moisture content of the soil var-
ies, in areas just a few mites apart,
in Grey township some places. we.
1now, there is difficulty in getting
buokwheat cut, owing to the
ground being too soft. While in
outer sections, 1t is claimed, the
firmness of the land makes plowing
with horses a heavy job,
A meeting of ire executive of
Ethel United Church Y.P.A. was
held Monday night of this week, at
the Parsonage, to make ar;ange-
meats for meeting regularly again,
atter summer cessation of activi-
ties,
The male quartette from Ethel
United Church choir, assisted
Bethel choir, in appreciated contri-
butions at the horning service of
lite' special services at Bethel last
Sunday,
Boy's group of 'Pratt Ra0gers
-were called to meet Thursday night
at.' United Church parsonage to de-
velop furtper interest in this de-
portment.
School pupils, having secured re-
quired new euppi'tes Of equJ'pment
are getting started away In real
earnest on the fall school terms.
A,nnivens'ary services at United
Church Ethel, Sunday, Oct, 9. The
Monday night following hot supper
will be seined ill hire basement of
the church. Keep the late in mind.
:Mrs, John Icing was on the sick
list lent week, Bat is slightly
letter again,
Mrs, (jasper Fleet and baby were
weekend visitors with her -mother
at Listowel.
After an oporatii 1 pe14f0rnketl is
Seaforth h051)51al recently, 'Ber'tha
Maris is sttead4ly gaining and will
soon be oat of hospital,
We are sorry to know that Mrs.
Les. Dar'Its• is again quite sick at
her home, on con, 8, Grey Twp,
Sacrament w111 be observed in
Walsh; Current Events', Miss Mar-
jorie Crosby; Address, Mrs, B.
S.
Ile:heringtnn; Solo, Mts. N. Keat-
ing; Lunch committee, Mrs, J M.
Cotrltes, Miss Nora vaneanw, Mrs,
C. R. C.oultes.
The Foresters' Hall, Belgr•ave,
was the scene of a happy gathering
on Friday night when a social time
was held in honor of Mr, and Mrs.
David Murray. Cards and dancing
and social chat passed the time till
lunch was served, :Many useful gdite
were presented to the newly-weds
and wishes for a long and happy
married life, The bridegroom re-
sponded by thanking all for their
remembrances,
Rally 'Day services were, held in
Knox Uuitei. Church Sunday School
on Sunday with a good attendance
Present, The superintendeint, Nor
man Keating, was in charge
or th
sole
ms
service. The forof service
pltett for the day was fpilaw ed.
Short stories of the beginning
of
tike Bible were read by Velma
Wheeler, ars. George Martin,
George Martin and Stewart Proc.
te, The address' on the subject,
"The Bible," was given by James
Michie, end was very interesting
and instructive.
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Mrs. Jennie Brown, Mrs.
wet Young and Mrs. Lillian
Knight, Toronto, visited their
Mrs. Thomas 0oultes; Mr, and
Charles Gannett, Detroit with
and rale. George Gannett; William
Mills'; Sioux Falls, D3gota,
ing his sister, Mrs, Gra
Miss Florence Fowler and
Elliott with the Masses Cresswell
Seaforth.
at
Thurs., Evening Sept.�29
4.t Fair Grounds, palace Bulding at 8 o'clock
Mar-
Mc -
aunt,
Mrs.
Mr.
is visit'
Grace Snell;
Mfiss Lis
at
1VMONCRIEFF
Mar, and Mrs. A. C. Kennedy and
fancily and Miss Morris of Burford
spent the rfeek-end at the home of
Mir. and MIs. J. MI, Bray,
WALTON
Mrs. Hoene and daughters Ruth
and Mildred and Mr. A. 'Brown of
Heidelberg spent Sunday with lir.
and Mrs. 0, Setters..
Harry Clark, caretaker of Duff's
United church has resigned after
bolding the position for quite a
number of years. George McTag-
gart yill be ire new caretaker.
Mrs. C. Coulter of 11etiillOp 1s
spending a fey weeks with MTS. R.
Hoy,
Thomas Warwick and daughter
Elva of BrussNls speut Sunday (01
Mr, and Mrs. C. Sellers.
BEL.CRAVE
Instt- { ADVERT iING RATES
The regular meeting of the
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tote will he held at the home o
Mss, W. J. Cole on Friday
after- I
noon, September 23,
Convenors. airs C. R. Coultas,
Mrs. N, Montgomery; Roll Call, A
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Spelling Match
Open to any.Public'Shool Pupil of
Brussels, Morris or Grey
who Attended School in 1938
Prizes - lst $2; 2nd $1.0 3rd $1.00 4th 50c
Five Minute Talk on
"Why My Teacher Is My Best Friend'
open toPublic School Pupils of Morris
Grey and Brussels
Also High Schell Students'
Dr. T. T. McRae offers 1st prize $3.00
and 2nd $2.00;
F. R. Smith 3rd $1,00 4th l.00
5th 50c; 6th 50c
School parade
Parade will leave Victoria B Park at
Teacherssharp
andFriday,
Public School Mild
will be headed by the Band,
in the parade admitted free to the grounds.
eeding Event
Horse Races 2 Sp
EACH EVENT
PURSE $80.00 SA Mile heats 3 in 5 p
Hobbles allowed
Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Details Announced Later in Press.
Rules
All competitors must be members of the Agricultural Society. Entrance
5 per cent of purse. 4 to enter, 3 to start, or no 4th prize. American
possible. 2 3Q
Association Rules to gay be
msadee at as
Secretary's office up to ai
Entries may
P.m, September 26th. sharp, in order named. , i
Speeding l commence at 2 p.m.
This will be strictly enforced Fr dy
Foot Races at 3 p•
Special Prizes Brussels, Grey and
'Morris,
tris,
These awards are confined to Br
The T, Eaton Co., offer a Covered Cheese Disk, Sheffield Re -
Best finished Steer to Heller for Baby '3 Baton Co. Limited prize
750 lbs, Any family having
at a Fair in 1917 not eligible to compete.” 'lot, T50; 2nd, 500'
For best writing Miss Margaret Do ,
verses�of'The Chagenoflthe Light Brigade" (Ope0 to first
a'steels
Public 5ohool, 2nd, 50c; 3rd 25c; Sr.
For Beat Writing K. Ashton offers': lade 4c; Sr.d5 ; verses Sr.
IV. 13 verses of "Recessional,' page Sr. HI—"A ersss. t
"Ye Mariners of England," page 154;
page 59, Olken to Brussels Public School.
IVlism Helen Baeker offers 75; 50c and 25c tor largest Potato, 01
pu310le Primary Room B. P. S.
Special Prize, by the Canadian Bark of Camemr00, Brussels,
an 01d English Silver Tray, Grape Pattern, silver 1113'
topper with heavy grape border chased centre
English finish,
The tray 15.13 -inches in diameter and will be on, d splay at
For the Best Five -pound Fruitfb okeR(Dark,
not iced
(Prize-winning Shots, o$ren to pupils
For the bent collection of 0 to 10 Snag
et
Ba1100els School, Wilton & 51113001130 offer 75c as at; 750 as and;
aucd 25c as 3rd. courtesy of the
33. Bowlers Flour and Feed She fol7me ers (By
the
Hanover Milling 0o. loot of bread made
43 pounds O'0anada Flour tor the best
fro Prairie Rose Ros Floural for best 1,4 dozen biscuits made
244 Pounds Prairie
from' Prad1110 Rose or o'Cianada F10.1r.rc for best Lager Cake
24 pounds 'Canadian Beauty Pastry
(light made from Ca111141an Beauty for Pacific pastryFlour.)rr
T'i'e Toast Huron Produce offers (By courtesy
ina
Milling Co.) the following
CATTLE Best group of at least four Feeder Steers between 30
and 1000 lbs, Milling Co., Atwood, Oat,
Silver cup donated by Roe Farms MH
Suitably engraved, to be won two Yearn in succession to
become property of the wdnn.er.
POULTRY—Best group consisting of one male and five pullets of
any of the following breeds --
S. C, W. Leghorn&
Barred Plymouth Rocks
New 3amlvs111re5 or Rhode Island Reds
Silver cop donated by Roe Famine Milling Co., Atwood, Ont.
,Suitably engraved, to be won two years in succession tb
became property of the winner.
For best draft or agriculture bxooe dre ie 011(1 Carviof ng Set valve $9.00
her nrogeny.
Prizes lst Robert 5im30on Co„
2nd, collated by Chas. Robertson, $5.00,
3rd donated by D. M, MaelTavish, $3.00,
Boys' Foal Club of 1938
The Ontario Mitt Breeders' Association,
in co-operation with thq
Society, have organized a Fecal ,01,wb. to be judged 44.0 . Fat ,th $4.00 ;
st31
2nd $6.00; Sol $6.00;
prizes: 1st h $4,no; 7th $3.00 8111 $3.00; 9th $3.00.
Brussels Band in Attendance
GRAND CONCERT
Friday Sept.29 at pato
In Brussels Town Hall
Dance After the Concer
D.
M. lieTAVISII,
President
JAMESBUISeeretary-Tretteure
President