HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-10-22, Page 471, rtNGHA DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD'
offer the following classes In 'night school
(provided the r,-„uired number enrol)
1. SAW. ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS
(no fee required)
2. SHOP ^- -; a01h'CRkING, PLASTIC andMETALWORK
3, sewime
4. PUEL.IO .SPEAKING
5, comms ;CiAL WORK (TYPING and BCCKKEEPiNG)
6. HOBBYORAFTS ••- LEATHESGRAFT)
FEE —• $5.00
ENROLMENT AND PAYMENT OF FEE
Wednesday evening at 7,30, November 5th, 1952
Applicants are requested to notify W. S. Hall, Principal or
to telephone the Wingham District High School (Winghare 128),
between 9.00 a. m. and 4.50 p. m- ..prevtoua to the date enrolment if
at all possible...The number in each class Is limited,.. and applications
will be accepted in the order in which those interested apply.
Classea will begin at 8.00 p. m. Wednesday, Nev. 5, n
following registration.
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T E .BROSS!~' S PAST
kaiNa p1ALI 980
The Yotttk, People's negotiation ser- •
lice will b,-• held its l8tltol United
Church SOW Friday, Oct, 241h at 5
p. Ili. The guest speaker is Clare
Mellower.
During the worship service in the
, hulled Church on Sunday, Opt. 19,
the Sacrament at Baptism was ad-
ministered •to Joan, Marie Bronner,
Muriel Fay ,Fackiin and Linda 1 ou
Raynard, .' • infant daughters of Mr,
and Airs, Robert Bremner, Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Jaeklin and Air. and
Wiry. Ceell Raynard.
sir• Sohn Carnachan and Mr. MAI
Mrs. A Rock and Sona Loyd, Mel -
41n and John motored to Niagara
Falls over the weekend and re-
newed old acquaintance with frtands
at (halt.
Jean Rock .is •confined indoors
with ple ray.
ii'thel Presbyterian Young People
nod their second trusting en Opt.
25th at 8 p. to. The meeting open-
ed with singing of Rymn 590. The
Scripture reading was taken troth
Psalms 5 verses 1 • 12, and road by
June Cathers, The Lord's Prayer
was then repeated. l3uaalnesa was
discussed after which ,Dougllas Dun-
bar nave a very inspiring eiweeh 00
"Failte" The meeting then closed
by the playing of games and lunch.
LEMERY DISTRIBUTMLTD.
GEO. E. POLLARD
R. R. 2 Brussels, Ont.
t.tr.t.GRA
A successful turkey dinner was
served in the .:\grave Community
Centre, Wednesday evening. .pprox
imately 800 people sat down at once
to enjoy a bounteous dinner.
Atter the meal Bob Carhert. Wing -
ham. was. the master or ceremonies
and led to oomammnity singing with
Mrs. Murray McDowell nit the piano
Numbers on the programme" in-
cluded solos by Mrs. Emmerson
Rogers of Westfield and ('lark
Satinet -cm: numbers by a quartet
front the f,oeddrh Collegiate
ornt.nh dances by Logs :Masora; 710-
+• sat-ot1.r. h" rnbn Rennie an -
f“ "'TV
n-',.,.'n• mad +.r %Tice "^^ar+write
Pa rvra+ of Te-/c+u4
by Clifford Mnlae'
srl4.assat ;eo.-a a4.ran b9
Tdarcoo TnheRtnn an.' Wla.4nr
(�o.•r-t.Pf. M. P. Tho Mag,a4aert, ninvu7
nrnvin,an •ti,. � ,. ,.
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PLEA RINGAUCTION SAL
Qt Fprm Stook and grain
At Lot 1, Con, 7, Onley Twp,
11/4 Mlles North of Brussels on
7 DAYS
A WEEK
Friday, October 24th at 1 P..10,
DAYS lrtf EK I Ocws
1 rid sew milking in calf, 5 yam's
old
1 roan oow Milking, due April 7,
5 Years Old. '
1 rad •cow milking, in calf, 8 years
j• old
1 red cow milking in calf, 4 years
i old
1 roan cow 'to freshen soon, 4 years
old
' red and white cow, milking. not
in calf, 1 years old
} 1 red and white heifer to freshen
soon
1 roan heifer, fresh 4 weeks
1 steer, 2 year old
5 year heifers
• 11 Spring calves
' 1 calf 4 weeks old
1 Mli, 15 months old
Pigs
1.1 chunks plgs
R chunks pigs
1 sow wLHh 11 pigs, Mouth old
1 sow de, Nov. 24
Grain
800 bu. mixed grain
700 bu. oats
John Whtte
Word has been received here of
the er Idea death in Detroit of John
Whitt husband,,, f the -former Doro-
thy MacEwen, yl.angest daughter of
Vie lake Alexander MacEwen. and
Agnes Spence MacEwen, Beside his
wife he is survived by one son
John, four years of age. Mrs. R.
13. McKinnon Is a cousin or Mrs•
White.
12 Noon
(Monday 10 SaWrday)
FARM PAGE
with
ROY JEWELL
"Chador of Fano
Services for CFPL"
FOR SALE
lUV .acre Farm, nydru. good irons*,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
oust, Priced at 36,000.00.
100 acre farm, good house, 3 barns,
priced at $6000.00.
100 acre farm on County Road, house
large barn, silo hydro in the house
priced at$6000.00.
75 acre farm, gond lionise with all
modern conveniences, presanre
-sv tem. water softener, steel driving
shed. large barn, priced at $9000.00.
inn arse farm, close to highway,
rood red brick house, hydro, steel
drive shed. large barn. priced to sell
at 14.700.00.
'Number of rood houses in the
Millage of Brussels.
S. C. Lone Real Float. Broker.
Phone 94 larnssels. Ont
PEOPLE - WE KNOW
*
We art glad to report that lylr.
J. C. 13aelser, who has been quite
ill, is improving.
:Y * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 11111 rind
daughter of Detroit spent Thanks-
giving with Dan McKinnon of the
10th con. of Grey.
s a !I
Mr. George Baeker, who was in. -
hired in a Car &cement is in Sea,
forth hospital suffering from a
broken lee and 'fractured hack.-.
* * *
D00,11/1 HAVING
TROUBi-E WITH
PICKING Ca
CANNIBALISM
iN MY NEWLY
HOUSED BiRDS.
WELL, BILL, THE FAULT
MAY BE IN YOURFEEDIN6 OF
ALL PELLETS INSTEAD OF
REGULAR ViTA-LAY EG6
MASH, SUPPLEMENTED
BY PELLETS.
WHY, DOC, I FED
YOUR PELLETS ON
RANGE AND THEY
WD A WONDERFUL
SOB OFGROWIN6
TH16 FLOCK.
Terms Cash
Roy McFarlane, Prop.•
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
D. M. MaeTavIsh, Clerk
Weillee$ay, Oetub
''an
IUMBER SEAL
positively toms all knotty and resinautl
woods/ assures a lasting paint lob-
,Iohnsor's Frani. anti
F1Aririr Stern
Brussels. Clsit,
WALTON
The regular meuting of the W.M.
S. was held in the basement of the
church. The meeting opened by the
reading of 737 in unison. The ntitw• '
tes of the last meeting were read
and the treas. report was given. 13
members visited the sick since the
last meeting. It was moved by Mrs.
Turnbull and seconded by Mrs.
Watson that Mtn Tmwi5 and Mrs.
Holman be delegates in the Lon-
deaboro Fresdyterfa . It was moved
by Mrs. Cotutte and seconded Iry m -s
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, E. Herron, Bel- Kirtri.y aha- w: 4' .•;,•�+ _•
'<•v+'le an.1 Airs. D. M, Harris, Win- I 0u1 Thous -often -se mar+:•+i n •
nipec, were visitors in loam on Fri- 21 1' was atnvod by line M•'•, tr.
day. , . 1 anti sernndei br 41rs +ta•«-
* * * wt havr lunch. Mrs. M1rrl.,.s pre
Sun•lvv visitors at the home of , sided for the worship period. FLynm
'Wm. Moses were J. C. and Mrs, i 21. wa. Brine flr;nwacraad-
Rees. Ivetta and Jack or London ahs ire in +trivon of f.orfrs:.inn of air.
31r. and Mrs. Rees of Alsta Craig. Siwe rou'tts '•can •ta COTire Urs
:x * *
Mr. John ilvfudge, who suffered
a severe stroke while in Brussels
5 -+'-order night was still unconscious
nn 'r,r srlay night and*in critical COn-
dition.
k * *
Mrs, A. Armstrong and Mr. D.
McKinnon and MT, and Mrs. A.
McKinnon of Bluevale. also Air. and
Mrs. Spence McKinnon of George -
.f, -w, visited with Air. and Mrs. C.
Me -Kim -inn in Toronto nr Sunday.
IVMONCI UEFF
The October meeting of the Mon•
I crieft women's Institute was held
1 et the home of Mrs. Blyton Ferg
with 26 members present.
l:t was tiocided that Ube group
iwnnld • remember Ivan Meehan.
1,10700 TIrnr•y. olid Grace Bartja
x'11' r9'4 at rhrlatmas or at some
1 other gime. Members also voted
i '': buy erns for the hall. A Hallow
-•, n inasnuara5" /armee will he hold
l Mr-. 'Harry TAIdiatrtCal gay's a
:.: 4tr+ anal Mrs. I{etttu>th M,T,ean
, ,.,nnrnan1ad on the Matto. 1,1rn. Rot+•
1 or•` Crinis read a story and Mrs
e>v Menu spoke nn the.. topic.
• ,r••, :• v ..:ne . ie ' to sho111.0 remain
11, farm."
YES,,,NOW THAT,
BILL, BUT YOUR BIRDS
WERE 011 OPEN RANGE
THEN, AND HAD LOTS OF
GRASS AND (3U65TO
KEEP THEM BUSY.
from Romans la tl rho topic utas
li,.c. M, -M.. • _ . • n
Sun t+.�
TTvtnn +4 5..s sung arts lhr c,.r
ins olnsan .vith the Benediction.
M'.DST SUCCESSFUL
SWIMMING COACH
r"o Gluts• Ryder, coach of champion.
like Cliff Irusns!den. his most im•
portant project is teaching handi-
capped children .to swim. An article
in The Star Weekly tails of October
25 tells 'the 'master inetruoter:•'e
story: the incident that prompted
him to start -Wieling thousands to
swim, and why be believes Canada
can produce the Mvorld'a the
swimmers.
FOR SALE —
1 Hardbody Wood, Limb and Cedar
for kindling, Siaba hard and tsott.
i Blocks for turttar/C.
'IMPS Stevenson tntorue 60r4
'?OUSE FOR SALE •.
For curet( sate haus, i+nr' 101 ^-5+
Tirnsael4 formerly earned by,' hetnas
W. Mi'ch'•11 estate. write box 61 or
Phone 39 T.istOWel, Ont.
"My son has
chosen banking"
"'hen a hank Juanxner retired last year,
he wrote his General Manager to tell
why he t .ts proud los son also had
chosen a banking career:
-`t.11 shall always recall my banking days
with pleasure and 1 cannot think of •
any other occupation that gives one a
greater opportfil:itti to meet people and
form lasting friendships. 1 have been
privileged to serve the bank in three
provinces ... That my son has chosen
banking is also a great satisfaction to me.
He is most anxious to make good dh.
his own account"
Any young man on the lookout for an
interesting and worthwhile career—
for opportunities to grow and get
ahead—should take a look at banking.
Have a talk with the bank manager in
your neighborhood branch. It may well
prove an important turning point in
your life.
This advertisement, based
au an actual leCter, is
presented bene byr.
THE BANKS SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY
By Roe Farms Service Dept.
YOU SEE, BI LL- VITA -LAY PELLETS ARE
DANDY TO KEEP 266 PRODUCTION UP LATER
N THE SEASON. BUT FEEDING ALL PELLETS
NOW WHEN PULLETS AREJUSTCOM INB INTO
PRODUCTIOW SUPPLIES THEIR. NEEDS TOO
FAST EACH DAY. THEY HAVE T0.0 MUCH IDLE
TIME -TH.EYGET INT0 NiISCHtEFAND 5TARI
PICKING ONE ANOTHER.'
t .NEVER
THOUGHTOF
THAT, Doc I
NOW THAT 1
KNOW THE
REASON FOR
FEEDING
PELLETS,
I CAN SEE
THEIR REAL
VALUE To NE
SURE THING, Bill..
ROE PELLETS ARE JUSTTHE
TRICK FOR B2T11146 GREATER
MASH CONSUMPTION WHEN
iT iB NEEDEtt -- R THYPt'/nt qAl
FOR THAT IMPdS .
ROE VITA -LAY 666
*MN /11,4,41171/E
merogS 1)4k\
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PRaAivpY
FLOCKS
-Jsii Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
P. HARRISON
MC)NCItIEFF