HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-5-21, Page 7USED CARS
1951 Chev, Sedan
1948 Pontiac Coach, with Radio
1947 Pontiac Coach
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1946 Chev. Coupe
1946 Chev. Coach
1941 Plymouth Sedan
1940 Dodge Sedan
1940 Chev. Coach
1937 Pontiac Coach
1937 Chev. Coach
Many Older Models
THF, BRUSSELS POST
USED TRUCKS
1951 Pontiac Sedan. Delivery, Air
Condition and Sun Visor
1950 Chev. 2%2 ton Truck with all
purpose dump body.
1946 Ford 3 ton Stake
riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
NEW WESTERN METROPLIS ____
SHAPING UP
With tremendous logging and
sawmill .boom now engulfing the
nonth central interior of British Col-
umbia, ;the little railroad centre
of Prince George, B. C., is shaping
up as another western metropolis
Harold Hillard, a Star Weekly staff
writer gives. the details in a feature
article in the May 24th issue. With
in the next few months. the
Pacific Greai Eastern Railroad wilt
be extendedto Prince George where
it will oonueet with the trans•
continental Canadian National line
to Prince Rupert. A new highway
has been built from Prince George to
the Peke River country, thus pro -
Tiding the ground work for a new
centre of palmation in Prince
13eorge.
FOR SALE —
100 acre farm, real good buildings.
hydro, price $7,500.00.
2-180 acre farms, good buildings
good location.
1-230 acre farm, good location.
hydro, pressure system and bath..
2-100 acre grass home -
1 -50 acre grass farm.
1-88 acre farm priced $5,809,
buildings.
J. 0. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 84 Brands.
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE —
H
Why do men resort to the use
of stimulants ? Have they found
life so dull and boring bleat it can be
tolerated only when the human
H. F. A. SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED GREY TreWNSRI P RESRESID N
FORCOMING SEASON
At a ntoeting of Huron Football
Association held reoently in th
Brussels Library, eight Waste wer
ofticatly entered Por this year
schedule, The teams include 14g
monelvillo, Walton, BruaseLii, LI
towel, Winthrop, Attwood, Clinton
R. C. A. P and St, CoLllmiban, I3)a
stein and Ethel did not enter team
this year
The protest connmibtee is made
up of Mac Speirs, Brussels; Jack
Bryans, Walton; Joseph Malone, St
Columban; R. N. Switzer, Atwood;
George Dawson, ,GItmton R. C. A. F.;
John Leering, Winthrop; Stan
goeper, Ltatowel; .games Watson,
Egmendeelle,
The schedule will begin Monday.
May 19, and most be completed by
July 15.
The meeting paid tribute to the
late A. W. Dick, who had been asi sociated with the league's exeou•
tiv'e. for merry years,
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
FROM DIELE SOCIETY
O "Tho bible 10 the World," pub
o 1, Balled in Britain by the British
,a and Foreign Bible Snclety hive in
Its May Issue a photograph of
a John Schnook now president of
^ the Brussels branch of the Bible
Hal • Society. A 'sheet petiole tells of
e MI years of taithfwj service tra-
velling the concessions and aide -
roads of Grey Township collecting
for the society. Leat year he eel-
lected over 916540.
The Schedule to as follows :
Mary:
19—Atwood at Egmondville
22—Atwood at Clinton
23 --Winthrop at- St. Columban
26—Figniondvilte at Walton
Winthrop at Listowel
27—Walbon at Brussels
Egmondvelle at Attwood
38—St. Columban at Clinton
30—Egmontle ilne at St. Columban
'Clinton at Winthrop
Atwood apt Walton
June
• 22—Walton at Listowel
3—Winthrop at Brussels
system is jazzed up by cocktails ? j'
1)o they feel so Inferior that they
can be happy with themselves only
when alcohol has incited in them
8 false confidence? It is a re. t
flection on ..their Creator when they
borrow the Sham courage of alto -
bol. The truth of the matter is
that there is nothing like alcohol
to make a man a nuisance — noisy
and quarrelsome Band profane —
art embarrassment to his friends ,
nsld afterwards an object of re-
proach to himself. This also Is the
truth of the matter — lite in itself 1$
sn good and Its enjoyment so keen
--- it's a shame to spoil it all with ,
shone drink and intoxication and
drenkennesa• This advt. sponsored
try the Huron Temperance Federat-
ion.
WANTED —
I am still in the market for all
kinds of horses. Please Phone
Judy
Queen's Hotel, Winghor write
Reuben Silverberg, Wingham.
you make more money with a
McCulloch saw --
a fast cutting chain saw that
one man can use all day without
over-working—its rugged depend-
ability assures you of continuous
profitable cutting.
THESE FEATURES SPEED-UP WOOD CUTTING
• Weighs only 25 lbs. with 18" • Automatic rewind starter.
blade and chain. • Push button chain oiler.
• McCulloch 3 h.p. engine—saws • Correct chain tension provided
at fall power In any position. automatically.
• One hand operation. • Hot -spark magneto for easy starting.
•• Automatic clutch. • All anti -friction bearings.
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GEO. E. POLLARD
R. R. 2 Brussels, Ont.
5t. Columaban at Egmondville
4—Walton at Attwood
Walton at S. 0olumban
Brusasels at Listowel
Egmondville at Winthrop
'Clinton at Attwood
9—•Lisit;owel at Egmondville
Winthrop at Atwood
10—St. Columban at Brussels
11—Walton at Winthrop
13--Egmendville at Listowel
Clinton at Walton
Brussels at Clinton
Atwood at St- Columban
16—Listowel at Bresse.s
17—St. Columban at Atwood
Winthrop at l gerondville
18—St. Coluanban at Winthrop
19—Winthrop ae Clinton
20—Brussels at St. Columban
Listowel at Walton
23-53, Columban at Listowel
24—Atwood at Brussels
27 --Brussels at Walton
Atwood at WintbroP
Listowel at St. Columban
am :
1—Atwood a Ltetowel
Clinton at l0gmonalville
2 --,Listowel at Winthrop
4—Winthrop at Walton
Clinton art St. Columban
T9gwondtville at Brussels
7—Listowel at Clinton
8—Clinton .at Brussels
Walton at l9gmondville
10—Egnsondville at Clinton
Iestowel et Atwood
11—Brussels at Winthrop
St, Columban et Walton
14 Brne;sels ant At}vood
14—Clinton at Listowel
i.a—Bemeels a't Pesti ndviile
whifnn et Clinton
HERBERT HOOVER FORE
CASTS FUTURE
Our only Bring ex -President sees
a bright future for America — if we
remember elle lessons of the past,
Read "We Have Just Begun to
Dream", by former President Hoover
Ir this coming Sunday's (May 25)
issue of the NEW Color Gravure
American W, ekly, exclusively with
Detroit Sunday Times 1
Local Winners at the Huron
County Music Festival
The following coniteetanjta were
winners In the vocal cizvsses (Rural)
at the Goderioh Music Fegtival,
Prom .the Township of East Wawa-
nosdt, Maysio Supervisor, Mrs.
Elaine McDowell, Belgnave, First
Place — Darlene Pierce, IT. S. S. 3
Wawanosh .and Morris (Gold Medal),
I Vocal Solo — Pleat place, Donna
Walden, U. S. S. 6 East and West
Weevanosh ' (Silver (1ugt1. Second
place, June Pierce, U. S. S. 3 East
Waaanosit and Morels, vocal solo.
Third place, U. S. S. 17 East Waw"
:most and Morris, Double Trio.
Bobby Jefferson, IT, 5, S. 7 East
and West Wawanosh, vocal solo,
Bambara Smith, It. 5, 0. 6 R, and W.
Wawanosh, vocal solo,
BLUEVALE
A: the morning service in Knox
Presbyterian Church, here, Rev. M.
Bailie spoke on the two sacraments
— the Lord's Supper and Baptism,
Rev, A. W. Wooley, of the Ashfield
charge, oondueted the morning ser-
vice in ,the United Ohasrch carrying
out ,the program of pupil ex-
changes 'arranged by .the presbytery,
Rev. R. A. Brook took the ser-
vices at Wroxerter and Salem.
Mallthland lodge, 1.0.0.P., and the
Rebekah lodge of Wingham at-
tended in a body .the eventing ser-
vice. in the Meted Church here,
Rev, Mr. Brook used the story of
Joseiph to show how the visionary
may accomplish great things and
how we should strive to make our
dreams come true, A quartet made
tap of 0. H. Hoffman, Rev, Mr,
Brook, Ross Smith, and Carl John-
eten, sang a number,
Presbyterian W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of Knox Presbyter -
an Church held its May meeting at
home he hoe of Mrs, Gordon Mundell,
with 21 memhens attending, Mrs,
undell reed the Scripture Lesson,
The topic, from the study of South
merican missions, wsa in charge
Mrs. Arnold Lillow and Mrs,
Walter Smillie, Mrs. Raymond Ell-
iott tens at the plan for the
symns. Mrs. .P S. McEwen gave
he closing prayer.
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The meeting of the second line
Revere). Mortis, of the Bluevale
Tnited Church Woman's Associa-
on, held at the home of Mrs. John
trioketead, had an interesting item
11 tate Program. Mrs. Vladimir
frame introduced by Mrs, Graham
Campbell, demonatnated the making
P linen pillow tare. Mrs. TIrovat
m native of Yugoslavia, where
e learned the art of lace making
a eahooi,
Personals : Miss Olive Scott is a
tient in Wingham hospital; Mac
cant. and Dougall St.nachan were
inday visitors with her at the
spital; Mr. and firs, James Hes-
n, Stratford, with Mr, and Ars,
W. J. Peacook and other relatives;
orrr1 Bosnian, .eon of Mr. and :firs.
hurlers Bosman, won first place for
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WHAT ON EARTH IS ALL THE
TUGGING AND HAULING FOR,
FRANK ?
Iii Cr,AW SHUCKS. RANGE FEEDING IS GETTING
Its T00 BIG A CHORE. EVERY TIME I WANT
�F GRAIN GROUND AND MIXED 1 HAVE10 Do 71415.
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le l �l'VE GOT TO PAY FOR !TAG WELL.
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WRINKLE.SEE THESE.THEY'RE
ROE RANGE CONCENTRATE
PELLETS.
WHAT -.,e WILL
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a aohn in the finals of Belgrave M.
sin i'`eettrad, held in Wingliam on
1''rlday evening; Mies 10thel Beattie,
Seafmrth with her ogolsins, Mrs, R.
P. Garni.'ss and Miss Olive Scott
William Gaswtea is receiving treat -
meat at Winghams hospital,
CRAP/MOON:
Word was received here last week
aP the passing of Mils. Jas, Slemnson,
formerly Margaret Cameron, daugh-
ter of .the late John and Mns.
Cameron of Cranbrook, ou May 9th,
at Iter home In Moose Jaw, Sask.,
in her 93rd year, She was a sister
of Mr. Allen Cameron, the only re-
maining' member of Its 'family,
Miss E. M. Steles left last week on
a bus trip to Vancouver,
Mr. and Mgrs, Howard P!aegan,
Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
Vanstone, Godeniob, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. L. H. Gordon.
Mrs, Bent Martin, formerly Mam-
ie Cameron, her son Jim and Mrs.
Martin and children David and
Margaret. Detroit, were week -end
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Allen
Cameron.
Mr, .and Mrs, Mornay Mather and
children, Mrs. Ethel Haettter. and
Air. and Mans, Jas. McDonald motor-
ed to Magma on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Kritzer, Iis-
tnwel: visited over the weekend
with their daughter, Mrs, Lloyd
Mlehel,
ETHEL
The May meeting of the W. M. 0.
and W. A. was held at •tile home of
Mrs. Andrew Bremner with 14 mem-
bers and 4 visitors Present Meet-
ing opened with all to worship
fullowded by responsive reading and
prayer by Mrs, A. Person, Mrs, Ames
and Mrs. Cleaver, Hymns 504 was
then sung. Mrs. Ames had the
study period. She told of the great
missionary work being done by the
late Jack Miner in bird banding
with scripture quotations ae told by
his son. In the business period,
:linutues of last meeting were read
end approved. Roll call, Moved by
Mt:s. Ames seconded by Ars, J. T.
Pearson, that we send 55.00 for ship=
ntent of bales. A letter was read
front Mrs. Wigh!tman asking for
sunny for the New TTnited Church j
training school. Our allocation is
$100.00. Nothing definite was de- I
ceded until we see what the Board
and the Y. P. TT. were planning on
doing. It was decided to change
time of meeting to tat Wednesday
of Month at 8,15 p. m, for summer
months- Airs. Raynerd invited the
Society to her home for the June
:Meeting, Mrs, Patterson and Mrs
.T. T. Pearson offered to bring lunch,
Meeting closed with Hhymn 490 and
the henediotion. Lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs, Robt,
Bremner,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given to all
creditors having claims against the
estate of JULIA ANN PATRICK
Mee of the Village of Brussels in
the County of Huron, Married
woman, to send to the undersigned
on or before the Fourteenth day of
June, 19e2, Lull particulars of their
claims in writing. Tmmediatell
after 'tile said 14th day of June,
1052. the assets of the estate win
he dista'ibeted amongst the parties
eneitted ,thereto having regard
only to claims of which the Ad-
ministrator shall then have notice,
Messrs. Crawford A Hetherington
Batsrtsters and c„
Brussels Ontario
Wednesday, May $18t, 1.00,2
put away my
hard-earned money
This young bank depositor recently
wrote to his bank manager:
"I made a goal of $1,000 for this year.
It is two years since I opened the account
with two dollars. I owe thanks to you that
I put away my hard-earned money where
it will benefit me ... I do not wish to
touch it for the time being."
Building up a bank account means work
and sacrifice. But Canadians know the
value of having savings handy in time
of opportunity or need: they maintain
734 Trillion savings accounts in the
chartered banks—almost twice as many
as ten years ago. At the same time
bank staffs have almost doubled. That,
and higher wages, have increased bank
payrolls almost three times.
More people use the banks, more people
work for the banks than ever before.
This advertisement, based
on an actual letter, is
presented here by
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