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POST' PUBLISHING HOUSE
CARD ':OF THANKS
The Ament Family express here
their sincere Blanks to friends (lead
neighbours for •the many expressions
of kindness and sympathy extended
to them at elte•time of the death of
their brother, Earl Arent and father,
Philip Ament. 'They were alt.rnuch
appTeciaeted.
Hallowe'en Concert and Dance
In Morris Township Hall
Thursday, October 30th
at 8 p.m.
Jackson's Orchestra
Admission—Adults 35c
Children 15c
Lunch Booth
Under auspices of S. S. 3 Morris
DANCE
Under auspices of L.O.L. 774
in
Brussels Town Hall
on Thursday, Oct. 23rd
Music by CKNX Ranch Boys
Lunch Booth Admission SOc
The W. A. of Walton United
Church is presenting a 3 -act
Comedy play entitled
" Meet My Wives "
presented by the Blyth
Junior Farmer's Institute
in Walton Community Hall en
Evangelistic Meetings
in
Town Hall—Brussels
Meetings every Sunday night
8 P.M.
3 P.M. ---Gospel Hall on the
2nd Concession of Grey
Mr. William of the Upper Canada
Bible Society will be the speaker
Undenominational
Fundamental
Everybody Welcome.
Thursday, October 23
at 8.15 p.m.
Admission 40c and 20c
"I was glad when they sate] unto
me, Let us go into the Clouse of
the Lord,''
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. m. "Who is thy
neighbour?"
7 p. m. Bible Society Service
Rev. Walter McCleary, B. A.
8 p. m. Bible Society Business
Meeting.
Louis D, Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh 0. Wilson
11 a. m. Morning Worship
"Thinking Clearly''
Junior Congregation
12 Sunday School and
Bible Class
Evening Service Withdrawn for
The Bible Society in Melville
Churoh.
Etveryone Cordially Welcome.
Church Of England
Parish of Brueeela
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Relator.
21st Sunday After Trinity
October 26th, 1947
St. George's Churoh Walton--
9.50
AO a. in, Sunday School
St. David's Church, elenfryn-
11.15 a, M. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. John's Church, Brussels -
2,80 p. tn• willdaassemblel
g p, m. 011itdrens J]ay
Service in the Churoh,
PEOPLE WF KNOW
* 5 * r * nr * *
Mr. Percy Sellers is visiting fyienda
and relatives in this comntunity,
* • •
Air. and Mrs, F. Burchell, Perth,
have been. visiting in Brussels.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Ariustron_
visited friends in Galt and Water -
down over the week -end,
* * *
Dere tit y Armstrong silent
week end in London with Mr.
Mrs, W. C, Scott.
• * e
the
and
Miss Laura Moaning of Kitchener:
Mr. E. L. :Viit.tell of Clinton, were re-
oent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 11
.Nanning.
Wednesday, October hh , 1v;, .7
Mr. Yolleck Retires After
WEDDING
Wade—Bloke 48 Years Of Business Here
. St, Martinet Church. Tendon, was M, anYod
Rek re"entiy anld his
tate some of a lovely fall werid'lte hies Mr. and Brue•se a tl of sold to
when Aetna Mori' Blake. Roe N, mile Mr. Wa.xmam of Gntelhh, Mr, Yolleek
dmrghter of Mr. and Mrs. George leaves Brussels after being in be t-
nesa here for over forty-eight year'.
E . Blake, Brneec,«. beeline i e, ITr' is rrarin:g hrcn for of 111 health.
bride oil Aft. 'Robert Tlnvarrl 1Varlr, The Yofeck family were residents
son of Mr. end Aim J. N. Wade, of Br'u'ssels, fro, eome Year' reed
Mount Pleasant. eve„ L)ndnn. TI"' 'hm
ies malting their hoe in Toronln
'replier! 'Maims efereatt+•1 Trait- .Fite been fPPgil Ant Vegetal•' 1111":.
Church
The United Church
Bible Society
1 The Bible Soe)ety anneal j;rnt
t : e• e ill be I.• el in Melvin.
church on Sunday, Oct. 24, at
leele•: 1 c 'lu :-r,rrir' thy
The Sacrament of dnfaut It rti. nr
11-'1 111,111• -'meet si, tltr mrlt'ninr
worship in the TTnit.• 1 rhureh 'I')n
ch11:rlrr•n VAT, pre rented
by their parente: David Lawrence.
Wheeler, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jerk
Wheeler; Lmtie Allen Snlli".nen. sr:n
of Mr. and Mrs. William Sttllienn:
Sylv'n Durrett+ Beerier, drelrbl•er of
Mr, and Mrs. Mermen leocrver; Larry
Roger Rine, eon of Mr. lend etr'.I
Zack Tiler, and Bnnnle Iriann,• 1
lees! Aneiliuly le •Nn ss electing
*111 be bele in the Sunday School
ronin. This will her n mettle meet-
ing.
ieet-
in . and a r•or,iial invitee -eel is
r',1,1,11 e to all Bible readers:
.e.c.S. Field Day
Hone! wedding music v'oe playrd The many friends and business re. Workman, danetihtrr or Mr. and tTr'.
by Mee. John Cleary and miss Friday. Ortoh?'r 7, grilse..i.,
NCa.rgnret Bradford gnaimtanaBR of Mr. Yolleek. hnnn GordonGmrd•on Workman., Continuation Sohool held :ts annual
the
Marla" and "Thr' Wrrlrllu'r TTvmn •'
Ivory bows maniere the const pew;.
✓ „h'•'eP 111r. el'nrch with her
tither. the T,i'11! wore n finer- ,
Ilength porion rnwn nil q ries lain
and Ivory slinnrr o'tin. •ter, fetal
hndlee was In setin melt '+n effete,
ehculder hei'tthrt eerier cif leer nr,1
aeon. Lens fltte4 eleerre of
shirred Pettit 'to the ,liter" oetm'.lee
,in Tarr to the wrest. The bouffant.
* • r eet 1. 1 l...rf�:. •,r Tarn and satin
;All' .end sirs, T. gaiteritee and Iand ended - in a arneehll train. ITrr
Rang "Ave that he velli have imPrnverl health to T'rr.mr}'ten r'rr•rrisoe for
Sunday Srhoni were in relate- of
I the eerreteey and n. 19'.
TTarris Tie11 and Mee 1 eels Cartel'
% T � g,,r,•y I Con=}nr. Snprrintrn!irnt�, ess;e! 4 it
'the worahlp.
1?hlflp Ament The chntr sane the veil 1
hymn "The shute elide in." Mt.;' \ tea
The death of one of . the ablest elver11' nr,aieerl at the nrr:'.o.
,•�'ternts nr T1 'n rel: philia \ .p( in the evening. Sir. 11'1=tem era„
nreurrrd at life teeteenrr. Ternber r oft` rt' -,n of two nietr, r of even.- at II
St. N„ on Thursday, October 18th Prayel•. One of the n n n ri r see tit,:
...leer a lingering• limns le Mc Seth ;other of the evening.
veer. Ile wee been in. Hridelbcta, AnTIOUncefPnt 1s mile
'R'eterlon course in Peet and rime - Woman's Miselonary Sneiety Pe
with his parents to Srarerth wee., inertial whieh will he held roe h' fr,=• i .t.
„at?e vnnnr et see he resided 1111011 North Seetlnn • at 711 tr •,b' r , �i ; policy, Grey. Theme and Dnf',rer.
're -else t Running Broad. Mary Bowman le
1.479 and moved to Brneaete .:here Tse notoile• 2R. tnevniny and ; ennn+les err drrtanrlitre a prn,inrinT
f• r 11 ".nnhas.
'hire. It. Gaanamge, •J<�eterirh 'were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
G. Davie.
Mr, and Mrs. Cleo. Ttnwland 00
Embro; Mr. and Mrs. HowarrlMc•-
Call and .laughter Seeelee of Lake-
side; Mrs, Ante Murray of Embro:
Mr. and Mrs, Win. Rowland and
daughter Cheryl :of 1Vingham, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
,Tno, Rowland.
Walton Bull Wins
At Lndon Show
Huron County Holsteins aeg'titted
themselves very well agegnnst the
strang'e'st kind of competition at the
annual Western Ontario Champion -1
ship Show, held on Friday at Lon;
don," Ross Marshall, Kirkton,
showed tbe third prize heifer calf
In a class of 64, and also had the
fifth prize, junior get -of -sire. L.
Leering & Son, Walton, brought out
the 'third prize, aged bull and the
loth prize, bull calf, while R. Mc -
Keil, Clinton, had the sixth Prize,
junior yearling bell, The Huron
entry stood sixtlh in class of eight
in the county herd competition, the
winner being Oxford.
The show attracted a total of 2e4
]read from the ten counties. of Ox-
ford. Perth. Elgin, Middlesex, Kent,
Huron, Bruce, La.mhton, Fssex and
Norfolk making it the largest chem.
pionehip Holstein show yet held in
Canada.
fell -length rmllroldorol veil 114 11.
lnrin v r•rm-:hl to n rneennt of
satin and ivo," nptrlrh tins. She
carrkol n ehnwr'r eneseece of Better
Times roans. The hriae wag at-
trnrled by Miee 1rornnt;•n Tanen as
maid of boom in `Filo n,`rr,1 tnff,tn,
n•• 1 st ':. neer:, 1, Mee. 1?rueeele,
the brides -maid in creel taffeta.
The r..•nwns 'Vero e`v1` 1 noire with
beer yoke. puff eleereo, end
shirred skirts. extondin.r to curler
fraena. Thev worn matching
feather lienrldreeses and carried
Ieolond'al hougeets of rne'e end
;baby 'mtnne. Mr. Wiiitart Swift.
I Chatham, was hest nein and the
ushers wPim !TTr. John Blake, Tires -
eels, 11',•, ,Tn.Thn Artaetrome. Forest,
fNotice
The Court of Revision of the
IAsses'ment Roll for 1947 will be held
!I in the basement of Lite Public.
Library on 7th of November at 7.30
P,M, All Ratepayers should govern
themselves accordingly,
G. R. Campbell, Clerk
Village of Brussels
REGENT THEAT.R.E
Se—aft-1/4h,
NOW PLAYING
t Thurs., Frt., Sat. Ont. 23.24-25
Great 'Expectations
with
- John Mills and Valeeie Hooson
This almost flawless Interpretation
Is a sound Job of ,.story -telling. ..,An
easy way to take the work of
Charles Dickens Is via the films—and
this is the story of the childhood
and young adult Ilfe of "Pip" and
Estella. Be sure to see 'it.
and Mr, Genres L. Rieke. Ilene -
eels, A dinner and rerrntlnn was
held after the eerernee at the
Seven D1va1•fo Tnn. where Mrs.
Blake received in a heady wool
ernes/ ralrer snit with .prise and
Meek acreeserirs and n roreeze of
gardenias. She was nesited by the
bridegroom's mother in fuchsia
with black accessories and a cor-
sage of gardenias. Later Mr, and
Mee, 'fair, left nn a motor trip to
Flenida. For travelling the beide
wore a navy serge suit with match-
ing hat and heady wine acressor•
iia. She wore an orchid rnreage.
•
Notice
Court of Revision on The Assess-
ment Roil of the Tovnehle of GreY
for 10147 will he held at The Town.
seep office at Ethel on Friday the
24th day of (Wolter 1947, at f'
o'clock P.M. Parti.'' interested will
please cavern themaelvea according.
ly. •
.7. H. Fear. Clerk.
Misers Ceti I7rmin•rna: 'in,i R Ti
7T1
Flet Ie,,v. Tf pu 11-1 to be, elle ref
i t :9 -.t- ',.'i fr-rtna by th+,
1 '",P •a• 111 The firs* pert ,
th. WaP -.pint in sprees le
d etel :hen 11,2
seh rinlod events hill taken piece
1.'1 fel eles. ear. pre^
err inn to the Tele rrncn,1:*
'lee event.; were ion -mimed. bull
'thra-i11 1 was under the Atli)— is
Directors. Model Andorstm one
le-meVelem'.
The rellnwitte are the result- er
Senor Geis •
Trish .Tmme. Awirey. Anderson 4
oaddaadd
BRUSSELS, ONTARI
Feed Coats On The Farmer
1 "Lfce<4nrli 11001wo••=
r'r Berlin L' .r^I1" _end ', ti•] II. 'i•t'd
by the tragic cloud of nn••° r!'.ntty
,.Lion is n r ee:"eine :ted teseetsee
lee the earn try Mr. 11. VI Mar-
•
7 ,ton viee1' 1,=nt,
+010.ra1 un behalf of the (Waste Fed-
eration of Agriculture in Terme:, 16 -
day. At the Inl*rn:n'(1 1 Peeving
Match in KingstonPr+'-.idem., 11. A.
Stewart endorsed Mr, :ttorrit:"n'a
+tntemeat.
"Our Provinrind Ferleratinn o''tice;
is being flooded with demands from
farm organizations in all part,...0 •h*
prnt:nr•.
that 11,e lonli:rie1t=,overn--
ment elarlfy immealetely its ,;cci•r:.
teed grain pnlic•y ., 1 ail:r r t •r
tragic liquidation of live:40..1e '11:1
Mr. Morrison. "A wit fro from Pierce
Edward rnunty Feder? inn is 0-.1,1,1.
sestet.. Ow ;den lee -ns. ettlele. were
-sole for meet in that. femney te ene
buyer during the past week. ere lt,,t
great mtmhera.of broil erne aro
beteg s:nlrl delle. for elneehter.
Lanark and Renfrew elentire etre
demanding that any 'norms t end
grain mire* he'aban lied in i t -r eeeel
subsidies and en. immediate Ti!•
t e'r'
nnttncemrnt rf do m. inn govt' urn ler
he rondueted a sweetie"' anti 'ermine j afternoon.
mill business until 1321. 1 -ie Vaal
m2rriee in Matilde Wilber who pre- l'efee,r-Ira„ Chnrrh
deceased him 111 1949. To them were
teem OM fa11nw1n^• rblt.drr•,t \ire- 'r.
H. Hawleahaw (Moreseeel at home:
Mee, .7. R. Lynn (Carrie) 1lralker-
vine; Mrs. George Daweo1 (T<011)
Pool Stnn]ey: Mrs. 1Y. C. le. Kidd'
(Lame) Leit.eh Gold Mine. Beard
more; Wertin.m of (lei -ovine', Ont
Synge nil Trenton. lilrey of Sinnv.
Te -Skeet anti the late Reel R of
'W'n,hington, D.C, aril a sister, etre.
Roht. Coates, London. an'1 Tweeter
Willem, Seafol:th. The fnneri1 leek
piece front his late residence monday
y
afternoon, October 21st at 2 o'eln k. ,
The nervier was ender tbe auspices
of the Maisanic Order conducted by
Rev. G. Milne. interment in Prns-
rets Cemetery.
i r
Ripe Raspberries
N
Notice
The liajee:tie Institute is sponsor -
big a short . course in sewing cone
mewing NOV. 24 to the 23ta, - ;I'his
co'n'e is open to the public, and
anyone wishing to take it get in
touch with Mrs. Cliff Raschlen 'not
later then the 15t11 of Nov, • t
lira, Long
Lloyd Porter, Walton, had wipe
raspberries last week. He picked
them along the railroad track. Other
newspapers have also repotted ripe
raspberries. Dandelions have also
been in bloom. This wonderful
Ootnhes' weeder is no dnnbt respon-
sible,
Ay:Remltttrai Hit/blights
For The Week
At tee mrn•nine=r,•-,c•, nu ?m:+l"r
11. t-. 111' Milne peenelterl nn the
"i1iieet 'Ao l ?Sow. 'ten'IT es. • *rhe
choir rendered the anthem 'Th 1:s.
in^tes' .lir" iThe T.nrd' .lIy Flee,
herl 'Beyond the Mil tops by Peek.
r-rs. the 'itle of 'ler sone bo a
quarte} cnmpt9sine Mrs. 11. Filen-.
Miss Tune Wnrk. Gerald (',ihson.
and Wm. King.
At the evening sereie'' Rev. 11,
St,ndine Bread. Audrey Anderson
roto r;rtsesrethee Hnren county
rr,n Pert 4 inches.
f,.rmr t s held a protest cep it nt
S..rt Throw. Audrey Andrrsnr.
Ctint,/. Other meetings are t,lrirc
134 feet. "l:�n•,ehe"e +li rL'-"hr,ilt the
livestock conference to avert is
Yard Dash, Mary Bowman. le
`� province.
',sends.
1'11 yard Dash, Mary Bowman. "_1 "11 • erre,. °Marin farmers desper-
sernnd', ate- need for feel grain'. no enh.
champion. Audrey Anderson and
stantial shlpinerts from the 1leypart
Mary Bowman tied 1cit11 14 pnin'ts r1 :,:tc:le )tat he -'1 merle' to Ontario
each.
Intermediate Girls '
T.Tlsh Xemp, Marjorie Sanderson 4
, feet.
I
kiln• •entinned the srriP, '4' Running Broad. Model Anderson
dearer' err the naet three weeps."
s'tirl lir. Merrlson. "M1111nne of
bushels are being held thrrr in
expectation of a government an-
nneneement of an inrrener:i 1"•re or
'tnrlie' nn rhe Old Testament 1." ('1 inrhra, removal of the ceilings. Th1' teepee.
irt•rillll P}e, lilac C. 'Hingstnn was i Sterelu.e Broad. Muriel Anderson tation arises 000 . of•
the renentln
pipet soloist. 7 Teel 1 inches. announced increased pries. for wheat
_._,_._,^ ,_-- Softball Throw. -Muriel Anderson tender the British contuse, and re -
140 feet, prated gnvenanent pec•1+ctinr.s nf. a*t
71 yard Dash-, Muriel Andersen early removal of the remaining
10 sectmds. eeilino-s. A recent dominlrn gocern-
1550 yard Doall, Isabelle Spelt 2". i cent staitement tuns that each action
peronde. wee being postpones temporarily
Champion, Muriel Anderson Ivied only because of 1112 pacicinghove*
strike.
Melville Church Y.P.S.
Nino en members of the lirlrilie
church Tonne Peapl"l Society at-
tended tite annual Rally of Yotme
People'. Snrietirs of the Presbytery
.nf Hermt-1.Ta'tl:a.nd, held in First
Chnrrh, Seafnrth, on Monday even-
ing. The worship servlee wa' erne
fleeted by Tint Armstenne, resident
of the Melville Y.R.S. Jim Bowman
and ,Tune Work ton's Par+ In the
service. T5irotlty Armstrong wa.e
aprnimited rnrrespnndin'r secretary
of the Presbytery executive. Over
taro hendred young people attended
'the Rally which was pranonnced the
'beet in recent year,•, The meat
sn•:a1•1" a"is 'Roy. F Stewart, St
Andrew's Chnrrh. Kitchener.
Gospel Meeting Well Attended
Heron County was well represent- ! The gospel meet'ne In the town
Mon., Tues., Wed. Oct. 27-28-29;
ADULT ENTERTAI,\IMENT
Temptation
with
George Brent . Merle Oberon
Charles Korvin
A clinical study of an unscrupulousl
woman who In the course of events Is
led Into a llfe of crime and to an
untimely but face.savings end,
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. Oct. 30-31 Nov. 1
with
"That's My Man"
Don Panetta* and Catherine McLeod
COMING—
Sports of Kings
Capitol Theatre
LIS 8 O W 11:.1 L
TONIGHT
uI KNOW WHERE I'M
GOING"
Filmed in Tobertnory, Scotland
Thur„ Fri., Sat, Oct, 23.24-25
Betty Hutton In
"PERILS OF PAULINE"
Comedy of the first sores star,
Pearl White.
MATINEE—SATURDAY 2.30
oot, 27.25
Mon" Tues„
"SOMETHING IN THE WIND
Deanna Durbin singin3 6 songs.
FOTO-NITS—Tuesday's Offer
$120.00
adlealadmadaardaardsaanaladaaddiardaardel
Oct, 29 u0
Wed" Thurs.
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., in
i'SINBAD THE SAILOR"
(taohnleolot)
as dashing as his famous father..
A Dreat racing picture.
COMING — H01110 STRETO,H
C.K,N."A'' Mon. -Fri. 6 P. M.
smemosergesessiezaweemateaseressistentaineses
1
*d at the Big Tnternetirmal T'lnwine
Match, which was held at Kingston
last Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Those plowing in the
Sr,ifrt'r Classes with horsetlrawn
plows were Mr. ,Tames Hogg, RR. 5,
Snaforth end Mr. Norman Poenrir,
T211. 2, Wine•ham. ileus* represet:t'
late the Cnsm,ty in the Senior Trainor
Chases were Mr. W111141m Rogerson.
R.R. 3, Seafort'h, Mr. Ken Rngerean,
R,R. 3, Sesfoetit, Mr.' Lorne Pass-
more, R.R. 8, h3xeter, Mr. Allan
Wslper, R.R. le Parkhill, Mr, George
Robertson,. R.R. 5. (loderioh, Mr.
William Coutes, R;R. 4, 'srnssela
end Mr. Glen Huether, R.R. 3,
Brussels, In the inter -County
competttfons, Mr, John Clark, R.R.
5, Goden'ich and Mr. Art, sell, R.R. 2,
G•oderioh, relseesente:l Huron County
in the horse-drawn classes, and Mr.
Gerald Thitstow, R.R. 1, Pont Albert,
nand Per. Bill Robertson, R.R. 5
hall, held every Sanday night was
well atended.
Mr, Martin of fawlresvilte. Ont
gave a stirring message from Matt,
19;16.96. The speaker Pointed rent
the0 the ynnng rifler who was -in
outstanding man in morals, wealth
and inflnenre, was ln•ofnundly h11101,
one of spiritual things. it was else
pointed out that money was the Mel
of his heart, and when he turned
away Prom Jesus, he turned away
from the only snn.l'cr' of , salvation,
Mr. ,john Lynn of Windsor (formerly
of Brussels. sang a solo enttlee "He
Ransomed Me."
20 points.
Junior Girls
High Jump. Esther Raymond 3
feet a inches.
Running Broad, Esther Raymond 11 that the present feed grain sahsidiee
are to be removed :;,t the same time D1
"Farmers are doubly afraid of this
step because they beve been told
feet 11 Molten.
Standing Bread Esther Raymond said Mr, Morrison. "Thus eastern
farmers would have to absorb a Price
tncrsnse and Ions of snbeldics of ten
cents a bushel on oats and twenty-
five cents a husbeI on barley and
wheat. It le predicted that ':ne total
inerased cost to the farmer would
he substantially more than double
these amounts. These feed cost in-
erenees would enure on top of in-
creases of 910 to $18 a tori in mixed
feeds which became effective a few
item. Step. and Tnmp, Muriel An. weekfeedsreagiIings.o with the 0Pma0P1 of mixed
A, -•erne 22 feet 4 inches
item.
Senior Boys fV', have bran told :hat .he feed
Tim Rottman was the omit' retry. I, grain railing' and sehsidiee will re.
thus Tim Bowman is Senior Cham•' /men ns lone es the eeiiings remain
pian on meat+;, end this wnitld Provide
rterr 'irate Boys pump relief. But eels+ part of our
High Jump. Don McDonald 4 feet Hveettork prndnrtinn cepa into the
,o feet 10 inohea.
Softball Throw, Geraldine Stretton
1e!1 feet.
701 card Dash. Esther Raymond, 12
a,'rnnrlc.
15e yard Dash, Mavis Oliver 223
'named'.
Champion. Esther Raymond with
on point*,
°nen Class
Slow Bicycle Rear. Isabelle Spier
Celebrated Her 90th Birhday
Mrs, A. Leitch, formerly of Bras -
:lets. celebrated her 10th birthday
rerrrnaly at J, S. Leitch'' home at
Norwich. Thirty-five of her family
were present to pay honour to her on
(loderich, represented Huron County this wonderful occasion. Among
in Otte tractor Classes. The final them were her six children, Doucald
results of these two Inter-Cmnnty Letter, S. S. Leitch and Airs. Mc -
classes for tractors have not yet ;Laren, Norwich: Mrs, Annie 71egler
been renniveti, but in the horse. sof London; Mrs. W. I. Laurie of
drawn Claes the Huron County.team , TTatnll9.ton and Mrs. Victor Snarling,
was eighth in standing. 1 netroit, Mich. Mrs, Leitch has
On Wednesday, the first dna of the fifteen grand oltildren. . eighteen
open classes art tbe Tnternotionel,
Mr. James Hogg, of Seatorth, w5s d 1 government effort. t.o move toed
'cloud in a class 00 thirty-two. 1111. bnffrtt sapper with a large birthday pehc reds
finftben Throw, Eon Woods: 171 I gt•ains from the .vest in snffifient
Goarge Roberts nn, of Godericb 5,
cake with canldles, which *lie hire'
yds quantities in take care Of their
lune iiourtlr to the open Utility (;lass out . Mr' Leitch WAS presented Champion, Tack Col 19 points.
wail tractors and Mr, l.tt'ne Pass- witr(er re4nir.etpente, 'Fhifd, they
more, of Exeter, was fourth in the, With anew* gifts and flowers rand Ope,t Classes demand *hat lir gnrernmr.It settle
congratulations by her family and John Edger. is feed era00 policy and make it
plow Tractor Class ay, two furrow friends
SI y
Rogerson, of
great gre:ndchildrel ;and one great
great grandchild.
A birthday dinner was served, also
IOi ~inahes. i domestic market'. The pork, beg,
Running Broad Jump, l'tewart Begs and cheese wheel en to Britain
Stiles 14 feet 5 inches. I go under contract prices which tend
Standing Broad Jump, Don Me. ' to determine the domestic p14oee,
Female e feet 9 inches. and these contract Pei es are not
100 yard Dash, 'Don Mct)onsld' 14 ' suffleient to permit: substantial cont
seconds. )increases, In tact cost increases
229 yard Dant. nor McDonald 27 already hitting us have forced many
seconds, farmers to redna•e nrodnctinn• This
Shot Putt. Lawrie (*raisins 33 feet. is tragic both for cur awn farm
Champion. 1)00 McDonald with 20 !people and for the needy people o8
points. . Britain and the people of runnel
Open Classes tvltb wham Britain is sharing some
Hen Step and Jump, ' Mo- of her means.
Donald 1 "Our farm people arc reeking three
Junior Boys provincial demands. First. they are
High Jump, .*ck Coleman 4 feet dementing thea the government,
4t;• invitee.
i Nebel.' sells our prodliOte to Britain
Ranaldng Broad Jump, Jack COI'- and which therefore largely will be
men 11 feet 9 inches. setting the prise of our livestock
Stnnlding Broad Jump, Jack C7ole- I produe s sevenre of prall naintaiu a domestic
ttir
man a feet,
lee yard Teteb, Fre') Martin 15 relationship between our costs and
seconds. ' the prices we receive for our live -
220 71.011, Dash, Fred Martin 22 i steels. Second, they want a vigorous
ITrilt. Stop and J1"I', t
_ _ Bicycle Race, Ken. Woods. known for a sufficiently long period
plows. On Thursday, .Air, William nw
Seatentlt, was second in advance to remove the fears aria -
3n 75115 Utiltty Class for Tractor BORN BORN ' mg'nit of present uncertainties and
plowmen, Mr, Allan "Weber, R.R. TLT1IVPY-'-To Mr, and Mrs, Ross EGSTON--in Wtnghaan General lies- 1 to maw', p 111)0 ars to `.o a maxt-
18, Parkhill, won the Fnrd Meter Ttn•voy of Morris Township• in pita) to Mr. and Mrs. William num1 production job and do it: with
9 Oomp5107 Specials, aeon to coin- F1lstnn en SundaY, October 19011•—a 1 confldenoe,
Ford -Ferguson Wine harm General 'Hospital on 'Vile mast with the dominion
petttons using 0r I Thursday, October lath. 194"`-n goo Wayne William. i
Fortson Tractors. daughter, Lynda Mary. Continued en Back rage