The Brussels Post, 1948-9-29, Page 4TO B
ITS
JE TRIP
I ISLES
open to Winners of "Esso" Classes
,at 0.P.A. Branch Matches
A GAIN Tills YEAR, Imperial Oil Limited offers a
ti grand prize of a free trip to the British Isles to
each of the two top men in the "Esso Champions"
Tractor Class at the International Plowing Match
at Lindsay on October 15th.
The •'Esso Champions" Class is open to winners of
Esso Champions Special" classes at C.P.A. branch
matches. Don't fail to enter this class at your local
county match. You may be one of the "lucky two."
Get full particulars from the secretary of your
county branch of the Ontario Plowmen's Association.
NOTE: Winners of Esso classes at O.P.A.
branch matches held lam fall, after the 1947
International taateh„ are eligible for the
"Esso Champions" class on October 15th.
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Farm Division
BUSINESS CARDS
3 L E. V ALE
'VHF. il,t.tt1a3E11.3 P0,2a`
,40tovo qtrs. ot.narea
M4Werml t.he roll +ill and thMe
A. large crowd gathered et the t om- were six visitors preaptm. Outing
ninuity hail to honor Mr. Res,* Nieltot 11 eft,,rneon the vionitet quilted
and bis bride, the former tliss Dela Raapor was served by the hostess.
Thynite of Morris township. An
address Was read by lick Friuer
and Tom Pleteh presealea a purse owing to 11 being anniversary
of money to the young `.411Ple 'At') services in Ethel on Sunday, Oct. 3,
were the reciPlents ot ooyernl there will be no 'services In Knox
gifts frons • personal frlanda Mr. church here.
and Mrs. Nichol exprons,d thanks. The service on Sande v Sept. 36,
Lunch was served and dancing Pn• was. the voncluohlA one in tho 01
joyed. istry of Rev. 1. D. "Reviver. At the
The serytees at both churches close of the service Mrs. Maxim.
tv•• ce
51 11(0111 rI WU, 111 Sunday W.11 S asked to Wine ror word and 1111,
CI on the regalia? schedule for the address expressing anarretation o!
winter season. The servJae a'. Knox entiring efforts 'with the ilio,t•
United Chruvh was ronthwte(1 bY ikt+ organist and leader and regret
Rev. J. A. Burden, who spoke no th t at ha, leaving was real by Lytle
"Acquiring or no4:050inir Gordon. president of the cl.eir end
ttrunallaiOngittys."FOOL.' 1000
eh oir oiei, 'meow, proAont el M rs.
Ma e-
lver whit a very beautiful silver tea
At ;Knox Presbyterian Church. grap,,„1„,*„. Mys,
Rev. L. C Jorgensen spoke from Iver expressed her thanks tor the
CRANBROOK
IN MEMORIAM
1;1 loving memory of tienOter uid
414051. .10P0.4 Key0 who us '0
ewaY 08 YoRrs n#0 ,4414. 10, 1943
int we Mink of yon doar daughter
And our !warts are filled with pain
Oh this oartir wOuld It 11 V(111
0001(1 WO sop your fact- again
101 a. years 1111,00 swiftty passed swaY
But stilt we don't forget
For in the: hearts. that loved yoh bast
Your memory fingers yet.
hirer remembered, Mother, Dad
and Brothels
1":"" 1'1 1 2. "il 'ill's snbi''''t. "T" lovely gilt and also %unite of the finp
C omit n g of the PSI.CoMmunton spirt,. of fellowship and good w ill
service Was observed. - in the eye- enjoyed while working together. On
nine Mrs. George Milne of Brussels 'Friday evening representatives 01
' .1 t!:•, ,,,d an 11 ustrated address on the e.ongregation c andel at the manse
iirPist Guiana. it twine' the W.M.5end presented Mr. and Mrs. Macfver
tbankoffering meeting. Mrs. Archie with a parting gift ot money. Rev
Parkt:,.. and Miss 7anet Robertson and Mrs. 'McIver left. Monday for
their I1PW borne in Winchester.
II. A. and Mrs. Keys are moving
Personals: 'Mr. and Mrs. Ewart
this week to their new borne in
• W114,finirl end two 50110. 1)110g'IS ft . '
. Brusesla
and Donald. Gerrie, with 7511'.1(11(1Gary, little son of Ralph and Mvs.
Mrs. Gordon Mundell: Mrs. William •
' Machen le with his mint, Mrs. Berl
Kearney. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson , .„_.,,n.
Kearney, Walton. Mrs. Earl D,' , '''",“
rhe September meetivr of the
i and family, C'romarty,
nbroolt ''c'oung Women's Auxiliary
, cteti 4 li, Wineham, end Wilmer , '• Cre-
1 was 1101c1 nt- the home or mrs. ptnitb. Brussels. , with Mr, mut 1 stanloy Campbell with twelve
Yrs. I. H. Smith; Mr. and
'1105 :members and three 4ti'ors Present.
Nenrrsv Wilson and son oregory,
' The meeting was in cherge of Mrs -
•••r• -
A. Myers, M. D•, L• M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Wiest St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
Walker Funeral Horne
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home,
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 .. 9 p. m.
Also 11 - 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p. m.
Sunday — Emergency and by appointments only.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day.
Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R, 3. Hetheringto, K. C. Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — — BRUSSELS. ONT.
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Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONAME
For Engagements Phone 31 wrhe Brussels Post" and tiny
will be looked after immediately
Far infoniaation etc, write or phone Lew. Rowland
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
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Siratford, Ont.
Phone 36 or 55
Brussels, Chst.
Listowel, with Mr. aryl Mrs. Roy
Mann: .Don McLean. student at
Toronto University, and Jim Mo
Lean, who in tiktna, teacher's
course at 'University of Western
Ontario, London, with their grand-
mother. Mrs. J. J. Sellers: Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, Brussels, Miss
Grace Small. Palmerston, Tom and
'Wss Beatrice Shearer, Cl.org,e and
miss Eileen 1\1"c'Ewpn, Wroxoter with
Yr. and Mrs. P. S. IttccEwent 'Miss
Lollies Patten with Mr. end Mrs.
Donald Street, Kitchen•er,
DriVer Escapes As 'r'uck
Hits Train At Blyth
11. W. Young of liltwvalo hod 11
11,111I/5 eA01t10 front 1» 1(11 rr!tlev
aft.rneon as the trut•k be was
f vdng smashed iroo the stile of a
traM at. the C.P.R. ''040(111 In Myth
on Highway No. 4.
Erni Dunn and opened Iv
'firm 504 followed with prayer by
Mrs. Earl Mom Serval:ore rending
wan rend in untsOn and taken from
Luke 14 verses 20-33, tryout 75S was
thrn sing. The topic Our Commission
in China:was taken by Yrs. (‚1 18
Kernaghan. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted by
secretary. seconded fty Mrs. Ilari
Dunn. At this point Mrs. maciver
and Mrs. J'im Cameron were each
presented with dresser lamps, Both
ladies in their canahla manner
A most successful social wss
thanked the Y.W.A. for their gift
and assured them that they would
be associated with many pleasant
memories of Cranbroolt. The meeting
closed with the Benediction. Lunch
was served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. CHM Kernaghan.
Wroreter Native
Dies in Homital
George ,Thomas Pope, 2S Tectim-
sell .avenue, died last night at Vic-
toria Hospital in lids 46th year. He
had been 111 for two weeks.
A. native of Wroxeter, he had
been a resident of London for 85
Years:. He was employed ai Labatt's.
Surviving are his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Pope; one broth-
er, John; two sisters, Miss MargarY
and MISS Bessie, all at home.
The body its resting at. the Gor-
donier and Hill funeral home,
where service Will he hetd Tuesday
at 3 p.m. Rev. G. W. Moore of
Knox 'United Church will officiate,
main item of business was tho and interment wil lbe in Woodland
question of buying paper for the Cemetery.
In the United Church Friday evening
snonsored by the Women's Asso
ciation. Tier. 7. A. Burden acted AS
chairman for the prograth. The
qnloists included: Miss Phyllis
Hamilton. MiS. Jack Wickstead.
Ili'. Hoffman, Mr. Slovinskt, Bill
and Bob Warwick. Miss Delores
Hamilton and Mrs. Charles Hoff-
man were the accompanists. Musi-
cal numbers were played by Miss
Shirley Burden and Miss Annie
McNaugliton. Caveli? Rattan gave
a recitation. A table of homemade
baking and some other articles
were sold. A. meeteria lunch wal-
served.
Mrs. Roy Turvey was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon for the meet-
ing of the Morris group of the
Ladies' Aid of -Knox Presbyterian
Church. The president, Mrs. Harvey
Robertson, presided for a brief de-
votional period, durim; which she
read a psalm and offered prayer. The
A short -run freight train, loaded
with grain was coming from uode.
rich, going east, and slowing up to
about 10 miles on hour fey thr sta-
tion stop. The truck was traveling
south on the highway, and coming
over the hill at the north end of
the village the driver saw (1)' train
and applied the brakes, which did
not hold. ITe was traveling about
10 miles fin hour and when about
20 feet from the train Mr. Young
Jumped clear of the truck, thereby
Probably saving his 1110. He ,gerin.
ed unhurt except for n few bruises
and shock. The impact of 0110 track
bitting a loaded box (11 1' caused the
motor of the truck to he driven
back under the cab and the front
end was badly crumpled ttp, but
the truck did not upset A, great
deal 01 glass was strewn about.
The driver. said he nad tested the
brakes Delgrave and found they
wcre working, Police officers Culp
and Gardiner investigated,
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