HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-6-11, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
... that you should not pick the
Trillium, our provincial floral ambles*.
Since its three leaves are near
the top of the stem, they
usually get picked with the blaasoli,
And as the leaves feed
the root, the whole plant dies of
starvation. Protect the Trillium .. • 91s
part of your outdoor enjoyment.
CARLING'S
THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED
WATERLOO — TORONTO — WINDSOR
Mae
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CLEARINty MUCi•raN SAkE
Sale of Farrtt Stook and' Implements
et Lot 13, Con, 9, Morrie Twp.
8 miles East of Bfyth or 4 miles
Wes- of Walton on
FRIDAY, JUNE 13th
At 1 p. tn. ,
Horses
1 Middle aged matched black
Peroheon team of mares,
Set, braes mounted breeching harneree
Cattle
8 young Durham cows, recently
freed
with calves at feet...
2 Dunham Cows due to freshen la
June
1 Dedham Cow bred
2 — 2 yr. old Durham Steers
lea- 2 yr, old Durham Helfer
S Angus and Durham Steers •and
Heifers, 1 yr. old
Pigs
S York Pigs, 150 lbs. •
1 pure York sow bred April lst
Poultry
140 hybred hens 1 .yr• old
2 tucks, 1 drake
1 gander, 1 goose '
Machinery
Frost and 'Wood 7 ft. binder
McCormick Deering binder 7 ft. rot,
like new
McCormick Deering dist: fertiliser
drill, like new '
Massey-73arrls inanmre spreader
Massey Harris 514 mower, like new
McCormick Deering drop head
hay loader
Sulky rake, walking Plow, riding
plow
M. H. fertilizer turnip drill
Steel roller cultivator disc harrow
{ 4 section diamond harrow
I Scatter, rubber tired vegeta
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D. L. M. C,. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOb
William 51. Phone 4. Brussels. Ort.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 46 Brussel O .
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6. Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to s p.m.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0. Optomet-rist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Exanninatron and the Fitting of Mia
Office in Listowel Clinic Buaidmg
Horn: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.rn. daily; Closed Wednesday Pan
Open every Tuesday and Saturday -Evening 7:00 to 11:3111.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
. A. Rann & C.O.
1 AND f1MBULA.FVCF °SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embslmee
PHONE 38 or 6-5— BRUS et. ONT.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Autornoitile and Fire !entrance
Accident end 5icieseas
Agent for Great West Life instwance
Brussels, Cart
Phone Office 96 -"
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co. n
Casualty General Insurance Co. Brawls
43x
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by Appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Chante for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Exclusiyety
R. R. Hetherington, K. C.
WUNGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT RRUSSINL3
Vaeolay and Saturday all day -- Offirt open esety i7
Mow Successor to R. D. 11A1
Ltwis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron Comity)
3A'it'GNFACT1ON GUARANTW' --- PRICES REASON/3a
For Eneagesssents Phone 31 "The Brussels Pore" and they
*tar hillornostion arc.. write ar atone Lew. Rewle iii
.Flesh be faulted alter homedisre4r
Or suite to R, iL 3. Wailrs up
Stephens • Gestaln
in o.n alleebe'te setting of sflhl)
dragons and where, aceen'ted by
ferias oud eandelatbra, in Pk, Paail'e
Cabbalist, Noel 131i4abeth (Bette)
Coetalnexchanged wedding a Naas
Saturday afternoon with Dr, earnest
Glenn. Steaer*.
The bride g the dewugmter o1 Mr..
and Aims, Charles Edward Ocabain;
London, and tho groom is the son
of D. Russell Watcher Stephens,
Drusseie•
Farm waggon, 16 ft. fiat bay rack
Gravel box, Set sloop sleighs and
flat raok
Fanning mill, 2000 ib. scales
No, 12 Delaval cream separator with
power ebtaoltments, wheel barrow
sugar kettle
3-40 gallon, oil drums
2-8 gal. milk cans, ptg crate,
wales trough, root teeper,
'4 H. P. Motor, Sacks, grain bags
Captains, wbippletrees, ferias, shovels
and numerous other articles.
Hay and Grain
9 ton Timothy Hay, 12 bus. Timothy
Seed. 14 bus, red Glover Seed.
Household Effects
Quebec heater, Quebec cook stove,
Iiftdten chairs, rockers and other
1,ouseluold effects. e
No reserve as fare 1s sold.
TERMS CASH
Alfred Haggltt, Prop,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
ETHEL MILL
Wheat Ground 646.00
Wheat Whole $45.00
About June 10th
Full Line or Feed
FOR SALE —
New and Used Lumber and Wire
Timber and Fence Posts
Jdne 10th Only
J. C. Lamont.
HURON COUNTY MEETING
TO BE HELD AT GODERICH
'Canon A. A. Tramper performed
the ceneteoTry, ;Gerald`, Cole played
wedding' museic; and Ken LeMalre
was soloist„ •
The • lArtee's gown of a3rlmmeniang
b, jdai satin, muted with. .lrrenh
net, styled with a smugly fitted
Masque bodice haling an, oval neck-
line, French lace applique trim.
arcund the neclatine was, repeated on
the long pointed sileeves. Tile full
slants, flaring out -over a starched
eetnalinx,, featured floor -length
meets sof lace atpptlque et both sides
-which flowed into the eliamel train.
The next meeting or the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers. Court House,
fl•orlerieh, enmmeneing Wednesday,
June 1R, at 10.00 a, m., D. S. T.
All acrnunts, metier. of deputat-
ions and other business requiring
the attention re Council should be
le the hands or the County Clerk
not later than Saturday, ,Ione 14th,
1952.
A. H. Eralelne
County Clerk,
floderieh, Ont.
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
Mrs. H. Violo Homuth R. O:
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
PROMPTLY EOR SANITARY
DISPOSAL
Telephone Collet:
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA S64
GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED
MacLean - Somers
A pretty wedding• wits eeientuized
on SwCurday, !Day 31st at the home
' of Me. ctnd, Mrs, John Penuination,
when their seater Fannie Violet
1111aeLean, daughter of Rtodmriek and
Idea MceLeatn became the bride p1
George Mean earners, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Somers, all of
Morris tp atehip,
Rev. W, Patton of Melville Pres.
byberden Church pertornned tato
ceremony avt 1.30 p, m. before a bank
of spring N wetts.
The bride, given In marriage
by her Lather,' 'wes gowned in a
floordength dress of white lace and
silk net over nylon with finger tip
reit, Wearing a necklace and oar
ring of pearl, the gift of the
grooms and oau'rying red oarnlation.9,
'Tire bride's sIerlter, Darts, as maid
of ibonour, wore a floor length gown
of blue nylon with pinle flower
headdress and sanded pink carnat-
ions. 11
Frank Alcock supported the groom.
Later the guests all sat at two lace
The double fingertip veil of im• covered tables centrad with the
ported tale Mellon, falling eon- I bride's cake and decorated with
1.y over her face, was caught to a pink candles and fflowere. Whebyw a
small shirred cap. She carried a tasty supper was ,served six
small band cascade of stephanotis friends .ot the bride,
ceunteed with one large white ootid ' The bride's gift to her sister and
and showered with Ivy. we4•tresees were china, cops and
°Saucers; The groomsman received
Miss Geraldine Costain, as heri1
sister's maid of honor, was pawned I a sounealn pen.
In .aherueb blue nylon tulle over ice Atter a shotitt ,honeymoon the
blue tateeta, the formal bodice 1 young couple will reside on the 7th
topped by a brief Jacket featuring a I Con. 01 Marris,
Veteckline, standeuep collas and !
ringed push-mp sleeves, brides -
malls Mists Jane Strabh and Mra
H, M. 13abilanttynee wore identicaiiy
styled geowmts of white nylon bulls
over ice blue taffeta.
All three attendanes wore match- •
ing mdbttens and eye veils oantgbt
at the back by lemon yellow shasta
daisies and ivy to blend with thea
daisy banquets.
The groom was attended by his
ba:otiter, Dr. -Russell .Stephens, of
Rochester, N. Y. ITshens were Dr.
Lyall Secord, Tehamesville; (Dr,
Ross Grant, Ottawa, yirilliaim
P.rown, Sudbury, and George M'c-
1}lheran, London.
The Highland Golf Club was the
scene ref a recetntion following the
ceremony. Mas. Costsln was at- Ii
fared in afternoon dress of nervy
triple sheer detailed with guipure
lace ineaect at the neck over Cham•
nagne-toned net. She wore a draped III•
hat of navy silk •taffeta, white and
navy accessories and a corsage Of I
cymbidtren orchids. For her sons's
wedding. Airs: Stephen's choose a
a turquoise sSk ahanteng suit, navy
arceeeortes and a corsage of small
pink rosebies.
Leaving for a wedding trip to
Cape Cod and in the' New England
States. the bride donned a two-
piece Soft of navy silk shantung,
with eeeaheil accents, natural straw
hast. navy accessories and a oorsage I
of eymbidinm orchids. On their '
return. Ter. and Mrs. Stephens will i
reside in Ruffain,
The bride rraa graduated in 1949
from the TTniverailty of Western •
Caramel and a member of Gamma
Phi Rr to Remit% The groom is a
1101 ,,nadnitP ,•t thr• TTTlrei,-;h' of
Wr?Itrn Onetarin Medical Sobonl
and a member of Alnha T%anna
lrratarnthy,
MELVILLE
HOME HELPER'S
The Home FTelper'e of the Mel-
ville Prewhyberien Chureb, met with
the W. M. -5, for their annual meet-
ing on Friday, June 0th, at 3 o'clock.
in elle Marble Mies Grace Stewart
Stewas•I presided, and was assist•
Pd Mrs. M. PIpe,who took the
Scripture reading .and Mrs John
Bowmen led in prayer. MP see,
retaryie report was read. by Mrs,
W. Smith and the tree:etre•r'e re-
port by Mrs. W. Spear. Miss 0,
Stewart been eelted Mins, George
'Rona to preside for the Nome
7-telperls end she introduced the
great sipeaker, furs. MrCaeuiey,
Melee, wIun is Presbyterial Tarest•
dent tor Mettland Presbytery. Mrs,
W. Somers moved a vote of thmenics
in Mrs, McCauley for her very In.
treeettng Iwalk, ane expt'eseed ale
preeta.tion i'o Mrs, Mae for her
sPrvire>a as oreanlat, And ter the
organ Solo rendered, The moraine
VMS tensed iw fihr ainsiinm re n
hymn and rPnea4ine the Mtznah
l 'nnrflletenn. The Mint, 1Tninavr.a
rfimmie$tep e+tprvee acnes in the
PM Mil fit the nhlteclt whit. a
"AM., irrritr oat'+ room,
Wed basdkuy, June 11t44, 1914
Blake - Klrkconnell
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Roman Catholic Ohuroh, Bras-
eels, Sabarese morning, May 31,
when Jeanne Elizabeth, daugbter of
Mr. .and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell,
Auburn, was united in marriage to
Mr. LOUIS Augustine Blake, son of
lens, W. Blake, Brussels, and the
late Mr, Blake. Rev, Fr. Durante per-
formed the ceremony; and Miss
Deaner, played tile wedding music.
The March. was decorated with
tulips, Illy. or the valley and lilacs.
Given in marriage by her father,
the Mile wore a floor-leingth
gown of white slipper satin with
double. net skirt, rose•petal lane
over satin bodice, and rose -petal
lace coat with lily -point sleeves •
a.nd' prioress neckline. Her three,
quarter veil or entbroldered net •
-las caught to a Juliet cap with'
orange blossoms. •She parried a
white prayer book topped with a
red rose, Miss Helen Blake, Toron-
to, sister or the bridgeroom, was
maid -of honor, wearing a floor -
length gown of pink net over
taffetta with pink lace bolero and
matching pink headdress. She
carried pink and white earnatione.
Miss Ruh Snelling, 'Rrucefielld
and Miss Edith Deer, Auburn
cousins of the bride, .were brides-
maidg, Mies Snelling wore a shy -
blue floor-lcneth taffeta gown,
with full •skirt, filled hodice,
reatchlm.g headdress, and ahoulded
Veil. Miss Daer wore a floor -
length gown with yellow net over
taffeta, with full skirt, fitted not
blouse aril harp bolero. matching
headdress, and shoulder veil. Both
marled pink and white carnations.
Mary Kirkeonnell, sister of the
bride, was flower girl in a frock
of printed green nylon, with Lull
skirl, sweetheart neckline, and
matcbing poke bonnet trimmed
with flowers. She carried pink and a
white carnations and red roses
. Mr. Harold Ttirknonnell, brother
of the bride. was best man; and
Mr. John Blake and Mr. Beetled
Sullivan ushered. A reception was
held at the Brunswick Hotel, ,
•Rringhant, The dining room was
decorated with bouquets of tulips,
lily of the valley, and ltlacs. The
bride's stable was centred with s
three-tier wedddmg cake flanked
with Pink and white tapers in 511.
ver 1iolders. For her daughter's •
wedding. Mts. ICiriceennell chose t
e. dress of navy blue printed Jer-
sey with nataral colored hat and
norsage of red. rosebuds ,The bride-
greener; mother wore a mauve
erepe dress teintmed with lane I
wit% whtte acressorieg end a erne
sago of pink rosebndg. For a trip
to Northern Onatario, the bride
donned a navy bine geisnrdine suit i
with white. accessories and core I
arae of red roses. On their return
they 5111 live near Ri aasela. Grasse
wore present from Rewrote, Bruce- i
field. Auburn, iT3lvt11. Paisley.
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For Sale by
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
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EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
London • Hamilton • it. Catharines • Toronto • Sudbury • Wlnslpeg • Hamra
PEOPLE WE KNOW
* * *
lira. Jas. Ballantyne is visiting in
London with her son J. A and Mrs.
Ballantyne.
• * *
Mr. and Ales. . Stanley Wheeler
spent a few days with friends at
Woodhrigde, Leamington, Siouffville
and Oslwwa,
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKinnon or
Toronto and Dr, and Mrs. R. C.
Robertson of Oollingwood visited at
the home or L. McI{innon and Mae.
A. Armstrong over the weekend,
* * *
Miss. Mary la. Lane of Searboro
anent the holiday week -end at the
liome of her parents RSV. Andrew
and Mrs. Lane. .firs. Lane rat -
turned with ber for a sew days.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans, Mrs. Jos,
Tlallantene and Mies Millie Grewar
were guest -at the Stephens-Oosbaln
wedding in S4. Pauls Oaethedral,
London, on Saturday.
* * *
etre, E. Rigging, site's -ere. n hroken
'u-lvie and internal rosaries in a
two -oar collianu on Highway No, 26
el Morrie baric eornPer as noon on
• elameay. She 1s le Winghem hoeapital,
* * *
Friend's from a distance atbendtng
.the humeral of tote late Mrs, R. J.
Hoover were Mr, end MTs. ID, L.
il4heon, T-Tamtil4on; Mr. rine Mrs.
Harvey Hoover and Mr. Smithson of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Gamble,
Mrs. Marian Langley, Toronto; Mr,
and Mia. 7eames Nesson. Strla4ford, I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice it hereby elven to all
creditors having claim against the
estate of J'17LTA ANN PATRICK
late of the Village of Brussels in
the Comity of Huron, Married
woman, to send to the undersigned
on or before the Fourteenth day of
Tune, 1952..full perticnlara of their
claims In writing. Tmm•edlatety
after the peed 14th day of ,Tone,
1952. the names of tho estate -111
he dtetrlhuted amongst the parties
entitled thereto heving regard
only to elatms of which the Ad-
mhieeratnr shall :then have notice,
Meagre. Crawford k Hetherington
ltarrtatera and c„
laritreaTe Ontario
NAVY LEAGUE TAG
TO BE HELD HERE JUNE 28
Once again the Navy League of
Canada appalls to all. oitizens tb give
generously to the Navy League Tag
Dey to be held in Brussels on Sat-
urday, Tune 28th, 1953.
Canada is playing an ever-increas-
ing part In world, affairs, Tne Navy
League propramme is becoming
larger and more valuable to the
country as a whole.
The training of sea Cadets s
having .tl telling effect in the devel-
opment of ammeter and good
citizenship among boys during
their formative years, For over
thirty years the Navy League has
recognized that it can teach mach
more than drill, seasmanshlp and
Novel lore — by skillfully blend-
ing diseiptine responsibility and
training It can "bifid men."
'rhe numher of former Sea Cadets
whn held positions of trust in the
Commutate and the high percentage
nP deuce force sailors and officers
who started their navel carvers in
the Sea Cadets. testify to .bhe valve
03 Navy League services,
Likewise. Nary League services
to ssiiors will increase substantially
es new :shipe are commissioned for
Relive service in the defence of
Canada. Crews which have been on
active duty in Korean waters have
all been supplied with comforts and
Ibe traditional dishy hags. Comfort.
able clubs and recrestiongl centres
are tnaintained by the Navy League
In our great ports for Merchant
Seamen whose voyages make one
export trade possible, Naval Teter
an in hospitals are 1152101 regularly
by members of Navy League's
Last PS' Anlailiarjes,
Everyone should feel tt a privilege
to have a share in flna.ncleg such 4
Programme of service,
DAY
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Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Time and Fertilirer•
!Spring -tooth narrows
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
, flows, Discs, $•lsreedan,.
Mowers, Hav Loaders,
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