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Brussels Football Team
Wins Protest
Brussels 'won their protest' longed
against St. Colnmban team arising
out of the 'game held in St, Colnmben
last Friday night. '1 his Necessitates
these teams playing another game
Friday night of this we nt St,
Columban., The winners will play
Walton who defeated' Atwood 'by a
score of 2=0 in thole two gamest 'The
boys need your encourag.mene Go
to St. Colnmban Fheclay night and
cheer them to •vlcto'rY.
County Council
Picnics At Goderich
More than 200 persons attended
tibe anneal Huron County 'Connell
picnic at Herber Peck, Goderich, on
Wednesdeey. Boat excurefons vend
sports featured lihe afternoon•.
A committee beadei 'hy 'Warden
Brown Smyth with County 'Cle1'k N.
W. Miller, County 'Treasurer7 wal.
Erskine and Reeve Georg -
m
of Goderiob, was in charge.
Speakers after sapper, served In
the pavilion, were Warden Smyth,
Ex -Wardens George Armstrong, Fred
Watson, Alex Alexander and R. E.
Shadddck,
A tug-of-war between Liberals and
Conservatives was %on by the Lit-
erals.
A draw made by George Benner.
•ick, of Toronto, resulted in a Prize
/or Reeve George C. Ginn, of Code -
'pleb Township.
Oldest person on the grounds was
Carnival --Carnival
Don't. miss any or the fen at Ow
Legion Carnival to -day (Wednesday)
and Thursday. Plenty of atnnse-
nlent for your enjoyment, ,liidway
atl.teretions both days. Ferris wheel?
:Wetly -go -round. Side Shows! Bingo?
Telephone
Rates Increased
'The board of direotora ot the
Prueeels, Morris and Grey telephone
company at a meeting on Teezdne
d to increase the
• morning decide
telephone rates of the B, M. to C
.company. This action was neces-
sary to comply with a recommends -
'tion of the Ontario Municipal Board
• to establish a sinking fund and be-
cause of the increased costs of
'labour and materia1s. The rates es
•foll+ow•are the same as those of the
Wroxeter system:
'Business phones • $15,00 a year
'Private (other than
'busi'ness' phones) $14,00 a year
Tarty 'Line (other than
business phones) $13.00 a year ! `
Air. and Mrs. George Ttirhardson
of Toronto visited with Ma; and Mrs.
Ed. 13iggine 'last Weed.
R,fit ''•w$f,
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Wednesday, July 30th_, 1947 _. �,„•-„,,,,.a — BRUSSELS, ..••+wy NTm1+.wkwt,+'`
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PYovvmen Select Site Ratepayers Attend Meeting
Praclairra October .1.:�'rh Far International To Discuss Waterwo ka
No Paper Next Week As Thanksgiving Day
The Brussels Post will not be
published next week. In . accord -
epee with the annual 'custom 'we
are taking a holiday of one week.
The ottive. will be clo,ie4 all nest
week. 'Correspondents are asked 'to
send in 'their news as nsaal.
PEOPLE WF KNOW
Mrs. Hnntee, 'Toronee, is Melting
with the Misses McCracken.
* * *
Leslie Lowey, 'To.+onto; has
holidaying with this =ether
Geo. Lowry.
* * *
Mrs. C. 13elselelln and
encoding a twoeweek
Sauble Beach,
x m *
Mr, and Mrs. 11. Bennett and
Miss Morrie Bennett were Sunday
visitors at Niagara, N.Y.
been
71010.
'Karen are
vacation at
Sea'forth -To Have
Provincial Police
•Setvforth Town Council eei.ded
that an agreement will be entered in-
to immediately with the Ontario
Provincial Palioe, whereby the Pro-
vinicinis will take over the t'esponslb-
*Ity for Ila ctaag =Seatorth. in the
police natter each member was poll•
Ex -Reeve J. J. Evane, of TA ng ed by Mayor M. A, Retd as to his
.youngest was Machan, seven- opinion and ell favoured the change
months -olds Mt• anld felt it would provide 'a definite
improvement and more satisfactory
service.
n
Making its recommendation,
the
'Ralph
i
1
Garry
om of Mr. and
Meehan, Grey Township.
They shall speak of the glory
of the kingdom and talk of tily
po}Yer.
Melviile Church
Wiles? Rev. G. A. Milne. M.A.
Sunday Schaal discontinued
until Sept. 141)1),
11 0. m. Dtvitve Service.
Louis D. 'Thompson, Organ
iit
and Choirmaster:
The United Church
• OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a. m. l5oening Worship
UNION SERVICE
Rev. J. H. Kerr
Junior Congregation
Everyone Welcome.
Church of 1ngtand
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr. Rector
9th Sunday Atter T3L1titY
August 3rd, 1047
Bt., John's Church Brussels
10 a. m. Sunday Scaool
11 a. m, A joint service will be
held with the United Church of
Which the Rector will have
charge.
fat. George's Walton
9.30 a. m. Holy Communion
10.30 a. m. Sunday School
$t. Davl'd1s Church Henfryn
8 p. m. Holy Communion
S
School,
, us'da
Y
,committee pointed out the cost
would approximate =4.800 a year.
This vented include the service of
r two full-time ,contstables and trans-
portation. Present polleecosts are
approximately $1,500 a year,
Melville Church
On Sunday ” morning Rev. Mr,
Milne preached on the subject "Wells
Of Gratitude" and explained the
reason why the Bible places great
emphasis on the necessity of remem-
bering the part played by God in a
believer's lefe experiences'. So'loi'st
was Gerald Gibson who rendered
"The Stranger of Galillee" by Morris,
CERTIFIED RASBERR'Y PLANTS—
Write Box 754, Campbelltord, Out.
for illustrated folder and growing
"know how", Don't delay. Supply
limited.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont
Thur.,
The
NOW PLAYING
Fri., eat. ' July 31, Aug. 1-2
Plainsman and The Lady
with
William Elliott Gall Patrick
A Fast Moving Action Picture
• •
Miss Eva 'Bryan, Toronto, was a
week end visitor at the home of her
sister Mrs. Dan Denman,
* * *
Mr, end Mrs, Stuart Glassier. of
Midland are holidaying with his
Parents Mr, and Mrs. Dan. Glassier,
* * *
Ted Elliott and Robert Kennedy
are attending Huron Church of Eng-
land
ngland Camp near Rayfield for ten
days.
- i 1 •e,
Jim Armstrong, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong, had the mis-
fortune to break his right arm. The
accident occurred when he jumped
off the reels and struck his arm on
the tongue.
'Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
M. Yoileck were: Mr. and Mrs A.
Rogul of Palestine, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Yalleek, Detroit and Mr. and Mrs,
J. Yolleak, Toronto.
• • •
Mrs. Wm. Porter attended the
Poultry Convention at the
Guelph, Friday of last week. Mr• and
Mos, A. ,S,1mn'ott ware there for Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday and
R. S. Warwdo'k attended on Wednes-
day.
Mr, and Mrs Hugh Kennedy,
Montreal, who, with their family.
have heen holidaying with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs, N. Hamilton,
Atwood, visited et the home of his
brother R. W. Kennedy, on Tuesday.
* * *
Miss Mina Hunter having disposed
of her home in Toronto will be with
heir niece Moet S. Lansing of Londes-
boro and her nephews Mr. Hebert
Peter and Mr, Roy Peter in the vic-
inity of Kincardine in the near
future,
* * *
that will Please All Western Fans Miss Carrie Hingslton and ber
sister Mrs, Em. Parr left last week
Mon., Tues., Wed. Aug. 4, 5, 6 for a 'trip West. They will visit Mac,
Peres two sons, Jno, and Wm, in
Winnipeg and also her daughter
woo lives tartiher West will be
visited and numerous old friends
along the way,
* * *
IDr. 'and Mrs. W. L. McOuteheon ot
Berwick, Pa., U.S.A., have .. returned
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. Aug. 7, 8, 9 i home after a very enjoyable two
Walt Dlsneys In Technioolot weeks' visit with Mas. Mchiteheon's
Song of the South ' 1 mother Mrs. O. ,11Ji(zabeth Clark and
From the heart of the south—to the 1 brother John and family also ber
heart of the world! Hls first live- i sisters Mrs. Gilbert Nathey of Blyth.
action feature—a great musical ' A dinner party at Mrs. Lillian Clark
drama.
• • •
COMING SOON—
Sioux City Sue
Canadians will marls Thnnkaigtving
Day this your on Monday, Ort. 1 3th.
The date was anna,luerd by proclaim
a•im1 in an (xtrn edition of The
Candian 'Gazette.
No Square Milk
Bottles For Canada
'1)11003e Square milk bottles row
growing in poptilar1ly in ilte
southern Ti. S. are nor 1111113 In patch
on north or the border, aecm•dini
to Canadian Grocer. Reneon given
has nothing to do with conservative
Canada's love of the ovbhodne either.
'It's simply a matter of climate — it
is said to' be ilotib06t1l'if the shoulders
of agnare bottle could be made strong
enough to reef et the pressure caused
by winter door -step freezing.
It's A Wonderful Life
with
James Stewart and Donna Reed
Matinee -2.30 P.M. Civic Holiday
This Is one of the great ones; a
stirring, profound, intensely human
story of exceptional merit.
The United Church
A Harlon aervire was held on Sunday
Sunday moaning when the menders
of the United Church congregati+m
joined With members of St, lobos
Anglican Ohuhclh for worship. Mr.
Wilmot) wag in charge, "Whosoever
"vitt lose his lite for my sake shall
save it" Matthew XVI: 25 roes the
sermon text. "Christ my sonl will
keep" by 13. T:), Ackley was sang by a
mixed quartet composed of Misses
Dorothy Dennis and Rnth Wilton and
Messrs, Lawrie Conning and john
Wilson,
Obituary
Mrs. J. Peter McKay
A former resident of Grey Twp., in
the person of Mrs. J. P. McKay,
passed away in Brantford General
Hospital on Jelly 22nd, after a linger-
ing illness. Mrs. McKay was born in
Grey Twp., and lived on the 8th Con,
until her removal to Brantford
twenty-nine years ago.
Mr. and Mrs, McKay celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniversary
on April 14011, of this Pear. Before
her illness, Mrs. McKay was an active
member of Alexander Presbyterian
Church and also Was a Life member
of Echo Place Women's Institute,
Besides her husband she is survived
by two sisters, Mrs. A, 05. Patterson.
Echo Place, and Mrs. 3. B. 'Menzies,
Brantford; one brother R. T. 011iott,
Arden, Man„ and a niece, Mrs
Gordon M'oGilltvary, Woodbridge,
Ont., who formerly made her home
with Mr. and Mrs, McKaY.
The funeral took place from Thorpe
Bros,, Funeral Home., Brantford, on
Friday, July 25th, with interment in
Farringdon Cemetery.
Mrs. A. Armstrong, Brussels; Mr.
and Mrs. R. H, letcKinnon, Blmevale,
Mrs. I. Campbell, Mrs, 3. McCu'tcheon,
Mrs, J. Feinkbeiner, Listowel attend-
ed the funeral,
B pusse Is Civic Holiday
To fall in line with other municipal
in the province, the people ask'that
Monday, -August 4th
BE BRUSSELS CIVIC HOLIDAY
And I hereby proclaim the Same a
Public Holiday
and ask that all persons
observe it as such.
and daughter Gloria, Also Dr, and
Mrs. McOutcheon and tier mother
spent 0 few days with Mrs. Anne E.
Morrison, Brussels, where a surprise
I party of relatltve* popped 1n and
e s0ent a homy time 'chatting and
I'slapiog favourite hymns then 1uneh.
On 'Sunday at 'St, John's Anglican
service in the United Mimed" Mee
some of their time was spent in
T3fantlord __A 65e ales farm. seven
nlil•s sclUltwe;t oY BI'nnlfnr41. 1n
C•0110 oelon eight of Brae'. 10,1,1ty was
••h'sen es the site 01• the 1947
internal ional Mateo, An Ontario
Plowmen's Assnc'aticn erminettee
William Robert Kerney
There passed sway snddcmly in
Win;4haen bospital, a life -lone 1(4 -
dent of Morris Towna111p, Wi11'Lam
Robert Kerney in 11is 77th year. He
was the son ot the late ;fames
Kerney and Ellen McCracken. His
sadden passing was a great shock to
the •c'nmmnn4ty. Fie suffered a
heart attack, He leaves to mm1r11
his loses, his widow. the former
Nettie Lawson, one 501 Lawson' of
London, and one daughter (Beatrice)
Mrs; Erle 0, Dow of Cromarty Ont
and nine grandchildren, also one
brother Frank Kerney of Wessels.
PIoral tributes' were. pillow from
the tinnily; 51101 from the grand-
children; wreath, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Kernel', Harold and Julia;
spray, Mr, and Mrs, IT, Johnston, i rust sand stored in th= harms as hay.
Mr, and. Mrs, Rohr. Mr.Faa9Wnl. I A few farmers have commenced 'int•
White star, Mr. and Mrs. Wn0 ! ting fall wheat, Wilke he general is
Li6tle and Jessie; spray, Ilii• a I a good crop thrott;Thont the County,
Mrs, James 'Gibson. Miss Sarah but a sextons decrease in yield will
Gibson and Mos, Alonsa. Sorith; result from the heavy infestation
spray, Mi, and• Mrs. Cameron. Elsie of loose smut. Lange smut M wheat
and Cecii; sma•Y, Mrs. James has alw'ayts been a serious* menace
Kerney; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Smith of thanks to the council for en
and Emily and spray, The NelShhors. I to the variety, Parente, Golden i
Oha:ff, and the only wary in which dealvonrin.g to uedertake the Water
-
and
Dminld n ° ' !this ran be det'ent,+rl it is Po asp Work's project Baal moved McDonald, and Douglas Fenster. Pallbearer
Joe • Bewley, 17d, Bryans,
ities visiting Dr. McOutcheon's relatives
and friends, Quite s busy holiday
but one we hope w111 make them
want to some return for more• Diming
their etary Dr, e,nel Mrs. Me0utcheon
with friends, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm, 3, Hoy of Grey,
l ,
R> B, Cousins; Reeve.
Notice
"The law office of d'r'ess. Crate
ford gr, Hetherington will be 01n€ed Mrs. \7c1vYn
from July 28th to August R•tilt except t d to thirty-five cents -- the 11 g e
on Tuesdays and ',e urdays when II Elizabeth and' John were recent Issurd by Leeilt G• Brown' Agri I t111101 five psoas worth anybody ran
si tal 1 i attend I visitors in lrineardito visiting cultural Representativ. for 1•Turon
headed by President William L
Clalrtc, Gormley, made the selection.
For Brussels
The leo lar ()epee, wilt,
hlei le, elle, le=a Freely Meet to
discuss the possibilltine of installing
watelworlrs in the village of
4111) +•34'41] their 11more
unanimous opinion that the 11 411• ct
should be undertaken as soon as
possible.
'The gathering was addressed 1)3
SX/ 1. t1 f) 1 N (= Dr, Berry, Director of Sanita'y
Engineering of the provincial health
Stiles - Este.
. u ni and '111 Roberts. the
C'lmthem, July 26 --- Paris Street consulting engineer,
TTnited Chureh Manse was the •=fear' Itr.ea•r It. 11. Cou sing. it his Pre- and finally passed." — Motion car-
e.? the marrlage of ,irannptte Louise limitary remarks stated that one of ried,"
Stiles, eldest daughter of Mr, and the main reasons for wanthl wale:,: This was the BY -Lay to set the
Mrs. W. 7I, Stiles, 17rligge1e, Ontario' works in Brussels was for adequate Tax Rate for the Vlliage of Brtssels
to William A. Ranter, son of Mr. and lire protection. "The Council" be for the year 1947. t
Gel ' x
Mrs. Herbert Easter, Chatham, Ont.., said, "are criticized for the lack of
ono. county Ratemills
proper fire protection, a pumper t Village 'Rate
The bride wore a white silk o.soe which at the present would be the anl Continuation Seaton]
dregs lci+Ih o Cnrsia00 of yellow msec. logical equipment L1 bay, would mast - P11011'ir School
Miss Alice Stiles, Toronto, attired in
pir.'k s31k crepe was hpr sI-tel"s $8,000.00 and there wonl•still be
a large portion of thy -village
age with -
bridesmaid, Her corsage was Pink
roses. The groom's brother. Kenneth
Easter, was, hest man.
At the reception held in the Blue-
bird Tea Room the bride's mother
received in figured 'snit Jersey with
a. corsage of red roes, The gloom's
mother received in white sills ,lereey
with:a corsage of red roses. After a
ebnrt honeymoon the couple will re.
side in. !London.
Guests were present fe•on1 George
town, Toronto, Brussel), Sarnia,
Hamilton and Chatham.
Brussels Council Meeting
L'rnr, 1•.111 ?'.nd, 194'
A Special mean' of 3(414sel
Municipal Cunni 11 1,4 Pt on th
above. dale. All meu11,•,.'•s wer
present.
Tit.. 10 pi ing w av +H, l t', ,1 :t1 witl
1141"71•ta1dhnsl1n whi11a ratild no'
be dealt with at the las, re,ulal
meeting es sufficient information was
not available at that time in order
to set the Tax Rates. and to carry
out other items of importance.
It was moved by L. W Erkmier
awl seemeled by W. 1I Willie "That
By -Law (17o. 6, 1947 as read a first
and seoond time hr read :a ;bird time
Agricultural Highlliahts
During The Past Week
In Huron County
The farmers of Huron County
v with great collee111
have received' w t g at
the announcement that the Federal
Government plane to withdraw the
subsidy on Western coarse -grains
being brought into Ontario.' to he
used in the produdtion of vital food
supplies soh as eggs, beef, pork and
dairy products. A number of the
members of Harron Federation, of
Agriculture •and other interested
paprties met in the Agricultural
Office at Clinton, last Friday even -
Inge to dis'c'uss the situation, end
letters of protest were sent to the
Prince Minister, Me,T{enzie King, the
Hon, ,Tames D. Gardiner, the Mite
tater of .400ic)tlture, and the Hon,
Duncan Abbot, Minister of Finance
at Ottawa. If the subsidy Is with- People prefer a small village but
drawn, it will mean that the farmers send] 1flc1ustries lnrated here
of Ontario will have to 553 25e we oould keep our young people et
more per bushel for Barley and home. 71hey would not have to
Wheat and 100 more per bushel for leave to find employment, flpat of
feed Oats. ,Such an increase in materials are now high but suthora•
price of feed grain would seriously tive sources, Dr, Berry stated, say
curtail the production of livestock
they will not be lower for some time
and poultry products in Huron to come and et pesent interest rates
County, In some abattoirs to the are very favourable.
Province so many brood sows are Mr. Roberts. the consulting en -
being received for slaughter that the Rimer, who made the survey of the
Packing Plants in question have, in village pres'ente'r a preliminary
some rases, refused' to accept deliv report the proposed waterworks
pry. Tn the month of May alone sestem. He told the gathering that
204 brood sows were shipped to the the estimated in's'tallat.4oe cost is
abattoirs from Huron County, '51115 $125,000,00 There would be a
is very much Above the nwrmel 200,000 gallon eancrete storage tank.
figure and the elects will be noticed There would be an auxiliary gasoline
next Winter in the lower number of fire service pump installed which
bacon hogs being sent to market. would provide an abundant supply
The situation is really serious. and if of 015001' for a per1od of nine hrnirS
MS subsidy is withdrawn. it win not in case of fire even if electric
only medure the amount M meat. power Wag' interrupted. There would
eggs and dairy products availabie be 46 fire hydrants, one nn Tweet -I-
to), domestic roneumPtion, but will catty every corner, The proposed
also jeopardize our 0111111d Inn baann, sverem to large enoliCit that all
egg and 'rhe se contracts with Great homes within the corporation maid
Britain he serviced and there would be no
Haying cremations are WTI general need of extensions for sometime to
through the County, and att this Into conte. The estimated cost would
date many acres a hay land will be he two and six -tenths cents per
ii cl for pasture instead of being person for 20 years.
Mr. Roberts teetlheei ways of
financing the coot.
At the oonetusien of Mr. Robert's
report a lengthy discussion period
was held when the speakers answer-
ed various questions asked by the
ratepayers.
Mr, W G. Leach expressed a vote
23.5 mills
6. mils
4. mills
40. milds
out protection. Fire insurance I It wag maven by W h7. Willis and
rates here are very high, with water- i seconded by R. W. Kennedy "That
works instnleld they would he much; G R, Campbell he appA1110041 Tax
lower, Health of the rammnnity is Cellertor for the reit'sce n4 Bruss•els
a major factor in the issue, With a t for the year 1947 at a salary of
Imre water supply assured, an epi- $105.06..--M'ation carried.
demes from pointed wells nee -1 not it was moved by R. \t1, Irennedy
be feared,'' Industries;"terestMr. and sernnded by J. W. Flesher "That
Cousins runtinued, "were not in- , By -Law No. 7, 1947 as read a first and
found
in ]orating herr when they second time he read a third time and
found there was no dress,watersalol." ! finally passed."—Motion carried,
Do. Berry in hie add4Asa, 05113 that
never before bad people everywhere
recognised that health is of pinlaty
importance to the extent they do
today and they are determined to
have better health conditions. The
fact that 'ty1lhn'd fever is not so
prooslent to -day len he attributed
largely to the fart of 5111111' water
supply, The speaker toll the gath-
ering that some years aeo the de-
partment of health tested the water
from a number of wells in Brnscel0
and 35%. of thein warn feline! to be
badly pointed. 1t is now believed
taut the pnldo virus may he spread
through water supply and improper
sanitation. Tn regard to fire protec-
tion the value of waterworks Is a
mater of dollars and cents and is
very important but the valve to health
can not he estimated. Tndu tries are
not attracted to places without a
nubile water supply. Why, some
people ask. should we want to in-
crease the population? Many
Tt was moved by L. W Erkmier
and seconded by J. W. Fischer "That
the Treasurer of the Village of Brus-
sels he authorized to pay to the
Brussels, Morris and Grey Telephone
Co.. moneys as reanired from time
to time as per request of July 2,
1947." -- Motion. earned.
The Clerk was inetruc'ted to write
The Cornell Construction Co., asking
them not to proceed with the oiling
of the streets as it was considered
the season was too far advanced for
the Village to get full benefit of the
work.
As no further business was brought
before the meeting, Connell then
adjourned.
Fall Fair Dates
Elmira
Milverton
Chesley
Tavistock
Wellesley
Blyth
Hanover
Lions Head
Ripley
Aug. 29, 80, and Sept. 1
Sept. 2-3
Sept. 5-6
Sept. 5-6
Sept, 9.10
Sept, 10-11
Sept'. 10.11
Sept. 10.11
Sept. "
Sept.
See
Sept.
Sept. Ines,
Sept. 17-12
Sept. 17
Sept. 17-18
Sept, 15-20
Sept. 18-19
Sept. 18-19
Sept. 19.20
Sept. 22-23
Sept, 23
Sept, 23-24
Sept. 23-24
Sept, 28-24
Sept. 23-24
Sept. 23.24
Sept. 24.25
Sept, 24.25
Sept 24-25
Sept. eg-eQ
Sept. `''•1R
Sept. •
Se
Sept
Sept, 29-30
Sept. 30 -Oct. 1
Sept. SO -Oct, 1
Oct. 1.2
Oct, 12
Oct. 1-4
Oct. 2-2
Oct. 7.9
bt D 111511 ! d ed that a
Kenneth M d Walter Bevies Ipn11101 vote be taken. The motion
- � clean sport each year, to treat your
own seed by the het water ircatteent was seconded by FI. Thomas.
which to enanhersome and expene4ve. 001111 0lors L. W. Eckmter, W. E.
to ase varieties, resistance to ti1104 Willis, 3. W. Fitoher and R. W
Clarence Martin, Art McCall, Harold
Bolger and James McDonald. 1 chemse. The Crop Improvementt i{ennedY spoke briefly.
New Hamburg
Embro
Stratford
Clifford
Exeter
Parkhill
Listowel
Gait
Kincardine
"Marton
Seaforth
Mlldensy
Underwood
Arthur
letvelcnow
Mitrhel•l
Tileonhnrg
Tiverton
Drnnlbo
Titrllton
Tara
Harriston
Paris
Atwood
Dungannon
Owen Sneed
0turicb
St, Marys
TeeteeutPT
Meaford
Palmerston
Woodet0ek
BRUSSELS
Bay'8 pid
Other Events Aug, 1$-23
mom.. Ottawa
Toronto, Aug. 22—Sept. 6
Tntem1wtionat Plowing Match,
Kingston Oct. 14-17
Wingheen Horse Fair Nov. 6
Royer Winter Pair, TorontoNov18—26
Wolkertnn Christmas Pair, Dev. 2•-4
Ass:oci'atton in Fturon County plan
�,IR4"t l•i' l 9 , to introdnee a cortsitterable quantity
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Liggett, and • of Cornell 505 seed wheat to the hin,•p IR79 lite pa•ir,. of atbn'rssinn
two boys Billie Mid Bobbie of Barrio County this Fall. This variety is re -
to the CalladOall National Exhibition
were week -end visitors with Unite sistnnt to loose smart and il'n1n r1)• -heti been twpnty•Yivr. cents. Now,
and Mas, Mlchie. Mr.Liggett is an 1 e,i1•ts obtained dnr1ng the peat tllraa
fnstrnotot• with the et, (1. A. F. et I years in test plots, It: compares fav-
;
av
owing to an increase ne MEI 011 os
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The sorviee In fines 'United Chttrelt
was taken by the Y. P. L'. of FSrielt
charge. '511ere will he no service ole
Sunday August. 3d, 111tt flue fnllowitlg
Sunday, August 10th, the Triple V.
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