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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-2-18, Page 4mrrseurr-r+on>xwrmc sa. Delo.-.r.*•.,_1F.:.•.+.,...•w ttto t1 s=%3 7,ialgih.�� over 21 THE BRUSSELS POST 1'4.^41r..t tve. et „,,,., • ,s;tv:: Candidate, Thomas Prid:: 41 11v1 pefr,,t;: HIS t.il•r.il OnµonrntI1'tlihe tlltnttrrtnYls1 1i"I111 114+1 to 'f',rlw ' ,. Vat, 10110:, t,n11 t. 't in I .;-. ell 1.l 1 - II1 h, 5 let+ei{ t .+,;•,• 14 is tl+:. .t 1,1nnY .d for tluurl(. H i (^nllhihenr.,- In its l4.•;1 h. �•t ,,n+n nod t''11111 1h,• t11riotts ,roupF, d1u1V.•1 t1,441, el is it i huurl 17 t s • 11' f4' d s +1 1t veryvl/cccs.ful Ye t4., with t hal Benson nn 'ta to l by 0.41 ,,,t "i ob e on band. It,,v Q. '4 11 un of t4 the Gut ,n I4v ,A .1 • , ^,1,,e1,:. 1 tirassels, who 1$ IVp'Xin n 141.1:• I .'.,,. .u. 0 41 soros t 7' tl • 'I :lo Iact1-d a.5 chtt.imnnl toll ,nt .tntr.t.+i t .nl '1 .,, I x 4.' t li 4'1.1••+-�It 1 till' Pe01)1.+ on th(dr success, t•Itit,,u thur(+h 110141 et the :tonne 0t Mrs NJta 1'.11 Ier4 414, The 'wet:ldent, 1La, I).1701 hb• , 411, ducted til' moot mg, Plana 1s t-• fu1' tin World 9 o;, v 14..1, MT,t the•l•si1u to d u (11 ,•, ,l,+n 11 hUtle. 11 1 t tet tel + •ow. `110.. L,, -. ,:,o 141.1,, IA lt+r 1106 1., t11 +"\ 411 f n.' The the etnt, , i sU!, 1�•" t'rttyt'r. t H ave lrca'ra appointe 1,I:11 9A.,F�1;hat miht .have 1, te1 Fj,tnt,my .n•crr.at to bt;,Cho •!tvir.. 4.n 1,. ••hYltb-'• Mrs. �'t kY3 E1 Js:�6 �9T3'C.7 e�tin.,11,h,d early Sato:day. r.••••1•h 4.r Stool,;y nndnt'1'' A IAN-� 00'4.04?; in +he r uupui,;u I h.+ PIn1151"(1:11'. ,4(l1r � 1111, 11146 14141.1.4.,0,00,130941,411.4 r♦. � It.i,3,' F.lt�f .©i fL t1' Listowel, Ont P. t t, 11 s •s 1 _t1 ,It, -, 4.h e: ,+"•n renelting Ill' duns h•. t'1 i•reten+ty 114 Cilr3*.104!0 1 t h rat' at+'t1 11, 417, n" tit „o, -Sweet 1 ''� `�1�" De -diem 1 wilt wuv lvuke17r1 m l ,Y'al ' by th Mini t r it °v. 1 11 1 4 Q1eo he k;'trlten tut a dl btk "f 1 r. fill 1 I 1 ,tq,, ,l n the 4 p� p met h1' , c The .for Listowel, Y C.'fld''$�+c"�. r.�i EG'ki?t', and Drayton !!.6'i.,�',• 1 111 v V - ‘V1,1',•I t 11d f smoke , l wliu_ . dto9r Sa•n1 the n + 111,•. , sh1 pn11 d 'tl :!:e \1 +ndu from the general torr 'below. 4'("4,0" by tinhorn. '.4_ that nh• 4 ,'0 1;•u t1 gave the alarm to the men,h+o•' +t° lir". G. ltilnr and r1Pdrlao �'' 6 ia11. lila 11Sle• lrspit'- t L torr 1tt a ons 1 'le lvllh lin the family No 1.1 Mrd 20 -inch wood i No. 6, 16 cord 14 -than wood • y rttip Sailed it •t 1' Will '-• 1 No. 7, 12 cord 1.1:nclt wood 21:11 tenders for the 11o13o t. ° No. 0, 10 cord 14 -inch wood atnmtnts of hard body wood 'sliver. 1 No. 9. 10 cord 14 -Inch wood ed to the different Schools by :sagest No. 10. t0 cord 14 -inch wood .1st, 1947, Tenders will be ree.ived ; No. ti, 12 cord 1.4 -inch wood nxidl. Feb. 15th. The Board ureters 1 USS No, 4. 12 cord 124nc1 wood to' buy locally if possible. 11SS. No. 12, 10 cord 14 -inch wood . No. 1, 0 cord".4-tach wood ! J. Carl Hemingway. 1lo. 3, 0 cord 14 -Lack wood 1 Seo.-Treas., ' 'To, 4, 16 cord 144nch wood f R,R. 3, Brussels :nr11 then 11I")\' ter. \14. ,,,0 '44"1 Pa1t 0f 1 ,at 4.h, ui and J +011 • fife fait sw'Lft's de.lt in the at the .'•'t nor. T. 11. 1011 Mrs, 41.,7 o • 4)'t4' ,.1'•1;,'4' s '0111 w the fit its .1 11!.11;1S 1 • 'tete Rre'had started ul 11'4. h4'1, byno 11121• 1+ 411 of the drown•'. \It by mvr, 1111tu a 01,1'1. 4 tea u'41r. the Two New Polls ithe 1 ba k ;.f the cl,4'4. ono tl ort:'. w4 PL :ver the :,p of tilt (desk. ;R7. Swift doused tine flame', with It ire extinguislwr. 4424.4 u4' t4.' t yr coon, from tw•o 111,W lull 14dahlisb- rd tel •rvr 11' fo'•^'• p''1"+0nne1 , t � ;1114' 41' ma11n'nt air 14.1.4.•. <httLOnu { 'fist monthly 144.4' Pig of the at Clinton and Centr1111,1. The alt Women's institute was held al tin p.,4.,... 1 ..1 <•rs gave .. nutjc rity in l home of ills. Percy St, vengr n 01111(1141u to Pryde, "ho ,"4'1•"41 in'Thn•ing the 'business p0r11(+n of the the R. C. A. F, in both the First meeting pians -were nettle in Help ^t'• and Second Great 1Va1'S 14.`1 11 children of Europe, also h' rontlnne uir t'11•114. 7n,t4' y004 .1-1:1V 11:1: 1422to send 17 parcel 1t month In 034111'0 or Holland. Mrs. lames Arntstrowx, presidrmt of 111e district, was sneaker and finked the members to ('0nthul:: with their Motto "Hunte and Cour Irv" Mrs. Bunton, a former menthe: 110w living' in Londe,bnre, gave Palmy on the subject "We i1f' Nearly Evan In County `committed to memory tete (,mote' the there towns 4111 iw•0 v11111''' !Billet let us mow commit it to life. 411 th rid1na 721 2' ('nn•rr'vative A contest .tai charge of Mrs. C mato ttr a- had (•gym•' R^tlson. "Who's who --..front your Who ire loved hot coi 1 not save. 7,,. •q'. ,.lv.'tl,.r wm•ke,•s of inti 1 baby picture.' 'was w041 by Mrs. To ;.11010 W110 have a Moth." ()1 1"104. Special Automobile i�Ce CY tea' nal ties, The ('441) in th^ eight tor fihrster Marl and Airs., Cardiff. trnhot• St. Brussels 'Phone 4`nra-Y� f I .t1 townships. 1to14•,"4" . 14't""I Mrs, Stanley 4Phoeter, seeretary ATs yotSul'e never tv knllthw1'ohl::er, hi var -_ : y_.--_ — of off=4.4+1 the Ymvn uajeslt1"f inf the 001;4.04.;. 511040 nn Honig' Till you see her vacant chair. for Pryde, and 111 for '24lrlte>. . »• • . •^-- —^ _'"' " `�" � 0 ` 1 The big element in the Prvel, vieU,ay 11'05 the .xaa .""'."" - - ---- + rot,. 111 11Yeter hemp village of 1,0.411 enndtdnles. ')USINF SS cARrS C. A. Myers, M. D.9 L. M. C. PHYSICIAN and S1JROEON S Phone 4. Braise l s, Allan A. Lamont C&ge nt `For' --F1r Windstotra, and Automobile Iso. :et psi•.-'ticul temnatm Queen Traditionally Conservative r'i"tm' 3 na71' Pt'vde s 1•wh101117 't1 maloriY In (.very tete of its seven polls.. to - 1 for Ps,.trr were', nt•vde. 92_2: Tuckey, 403. • "Nirg .,41111 Grant et 1 ('+ •.lith 3141'rhter. 11)', cnh•i nottto lc. 1411"; tlrrtte Pride i, 4 , it, \Tnt•c" 101P1'e site has se:•tlrrll rlptoyment. Calvin and Mrs. C 7144E roll, Rocs and 1,1(n and 111;+ 411444144141 • Steins wet(• µ111u of Art awl 141.1, Nre11011, Mina Townwlli4 on Sat ut toy. Feb. 14, it beintg their 25th wedding aunt- ' yersarY• A Valentine Party was held In tile echool house on gelidity evening. Fifteen tables of cards were playr(l and dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by Kleo. and Mrs. Evans, Brussels, assisted ny local Ment, IN MEMORIAM Somers--- in loving nunuory of a dent. mother Martha M0ttlda Rebecca hn11ter4 r passed away Feb. lith. 1947: Tn. a graveyard quietly sleeping " Where the green grass gently way- . R' • i 1•- • the (IPP war 17"•Pd , ,1»arty 1•d Walker Funeral Home Day ,or Night Calls Phone 6S No extra .charge for Use of Funeral Home. B. G. Wacker Licensed Funeral & Embalmer. .l..� axpex, PHYSICIAN and SURG.l:OF3 Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 9 P. m. 1 - 12 a. m., when possible. day evenings until 10 p. m.R. S.. ,etherington, K. C. WINOI•I•IAM and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Tuesday and Saturday all day -- Met open every day. Phone 207A Successor to E. D. Bell Maas, T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance uCo. Ont. one Office 96.� Office Also Il Satur Sunday — Emergency and by appointments only. Harold Jackson SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD For of =nation, etc. write orphophoneHa old Jackson PHONE Il6-r-661. — SEAFORTH, ONT. Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or R. S.I-letheringto, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels. D. A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBLT.LANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or S - .. BRUSSELS. ONT. Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) %iA` SFAC°ii°l >N GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABW., For 'I -Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and Ow wall be looked after immediately For inform:4m etc., write or phone Lew. Row iermi Or write to R. R. 3 Walton. as Merril worker; 1114 hoped it I and urged everyone to 1a40 advent- Sadly missed by , might. -- - was Yell,' tint 9v tl sow - age tit free X-rny t )3(11(•11. Son, Daughte'r-in•taw toff. Liberal Tnek"y bad 'natu'11tes The monthly ut•'iin• of the and Gra.r4chiktree 1 in Hay. Hallett. ''41 '1itl.,p, 11110 f Tnck(•ranlith: but Conservative' Pryde had the edge `.n 1; d.l11' ; township. Stephen, Stanley, and ' \'sborne. i The biggest one. -Poll 4211 jol'1l 4' •44''0 1 the election was sacred for Mr. j Tuckey. in Poll 3'o. 1 Ale0lllOP. t , where he had 150 votes to 35 for ' Mr. Pryde. The polling snh'diviuien 1 4.'=411 1=MMTtr vmSJAYMI1=="a';fi=wc< =.311 7.4,1 5=S;;=114,,W:M ' 0,101,l;st' of the sonthea.nt corner of the township, with' the polling , place at Aeerhwofd. 31r. Pryde lead his hes' poll at , Ni'. 4 Stanley. for wlticll the polling i .Platt: 17115 211 Varna. He bad 152 totes there., to 119 ror INC,; T1ck03'. tricts. We have a comp. lete'lirie of Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac, (They-. rolet Trucks, and G.M. C. Trucks. For immediate eIiv y 1947 Monarch Sedan 1947 Ford Super DeLuxe Sedan 1947 Ford Super DeLuxe Coach These cars have small mileage 1940 International 3 ton truck 1942 International half ton, pick up 1 used Ford Ferguson Tractor on rubber, and plow. Cultivators, Plows, and all equipment for Ford Ferguson Tractors. - We are still prepared to serve all our Ford Customers as in the past, and are looking forward to serving our G.M. customers. .a isms. _- a+,c4.,xr,�...�.s.�..1.•s,,,.aw.-,�„+ �-...,4.w•sem,':xs..�,�.-,���a-',:'�,>�«.� a? E L Richards & Soft Phone 86-r-5 :F- diel Repair Your Tractor -- any make emnerber we Repair all Farm Equipment Dominion Nobby Tires Otaco Farm Implements Pedlar Barn Equipment Book Your 0l Now for Spring The Price Is ,Fight, N,,.: Schoch Management Plan Endorsed '4V 11 11C1 131TItG. Foil. '7 •— 4n- n0tlncement of a 1i0s Plan for ad- minist"4'('nn of 811 related activities in th,4 public schoo111 of WttllaoehnrR was made last e7Pilltlg (luring the monthly meeting of the *public School Hoard whereby the apnOint- 1 mend of a third m• 1 '1501111„ prime pal will greatly aid in the efficiency of the local 1'1 of ls. The Plan las to go into effect .in September of this year. G. 0. Grainger. who is et are, gent an assistant principal .is to he rho r,11e0ine pri11t11)'11 and VO - 411.11111a! Or of Sltnd,• 1i 2111(1 grade teacher special tl("11'itl:rs, 'fa +h1' 141141' 1111s1Linn :1 Gr1l1trer will lav tot clot omnia: is on the de. vet, potent of character in the in, di7ldllal stiult nt, and 1vi11 also per- mit. the regular principals---llines Gtewart at Central 11141' Lloyd Dredge at 1), A. (lordrm School -- to spend more time in anthill ael- ministrnvi011 in their own school class -rooms. Mr. Grainger wi'41 take Over 11 IS 11,17 31041tion in Sept-smher. It is also Raped that arrangements 11111 ho made for '.1r. Grainger to super c•i.se 44114x1'+ school students' activititts on the playgrounds in 1110 annwnllr ntonnthe. FARM HELP WANTED— ;4ta1•r'i,rd or K'in4le mast, modem ma0fiin4ry, treater, combine, hay bailor, lin. Separate house for mn,t'h•ed mon, Sl.a+e wagee, 4•x per•laut:c•. Box 50, Trtniseis. FOR SALE - 200 acres, lot. 32 and 314, rn11, 1.3 In Grey township. Large new 171p roof barn, driving shad, nitllc house. Silo, garage an'd house. Hydra in all buildings water urew'mur%, furnaeo with air condi:Boner and hatllr0ont. Buildings all painted and in very good condition. Land in thigh state of cultivation. - 'For further Pardon, lava 5,1»1513' to 10011 Stratychuk, R.R. 1, West Illoaktcf phare 403.0,6 Brussels "Service With A Smile" Wm JACKS MO T ORS Limited Phone " 161 Listowel — Ontario ®yam ,4.• .i.VM.. ,,..ra.=,smsasur etaIMIE uM=z(s�'•s... 471x.-arx:.•sarSi=4cc::c1= .•,.•,:343,12aw.aa csasa-71 SO as- I I ESN ONTA hl Y T TM it has become necessary, due to a reduction in the amount of purchased power available, to issue the following notice to municipaliities and direct customers- of the Commission in the Southern Ontario System. "Effective February 18, 1940 , nd continuing until further noitace, the doily c lnsumpition : kilowattht:,urs shall be r°estricted,to a maximum of 90% of the average dl',99y consatarnpti ,,n of Icilaw t'thours in the loath of '+Ict'ober` 1947 This ireduction shall .1t apply to custom;,'rs whose power supply w interrupted by the Commission iTt, October, 1947 tan the extent of 10%*r m *re of normal delivery." This is a temporary emergency (arising from sub -normal rain fall lost Autumn which has forced two of the Quebec power companies to drastically reduce their deliveries of power to The Commission. . This restriction will be lifted just as soon as circumstances per- mit and in the meantime, all consumers must play their full part by saving electricity at all times. if the specified reduction in consumption of electricity is not obtained, it will be necessary to cut off the supply of •electricity entirely for definite intervals of time each day, wherever the specified consumption is being exceeded. THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO