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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-4-1, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST • "Well, Cathy, it's out in the kitchen, and I'll get it before we have our story. Folks my age need to drink milk too, just as much as you young 'uns. A wise old doctor, who knows a lot about it, says milk keeps my bones strong and straight ... just like it's helping yours to grow," DAiRY FOODS SERVICE. BUREAU 409 Huron Street Toronto, Ontario From the original oil painting by the/well-known Canadian artist J. S. Hallam, R.C.A., O.S.A. You'll find fun and relaxation among the delightful surroundings at Jasper . in the heart of Alpine Canada. Golf, nwlmming, canoeing, fishing, hiking and !reit-riding! in the Canadian Rockies • MINAKI Lodge In the Lake of the Woods Country Thore's freedom from care, from hay fever, and thorn's lots to do at Minaki. Golf, swim- ming, motor boating, fishing—everything for a happy holiday! Take your choice, pick the vacation that's sure to please! At either of these two great Canadian National summer resorts you're bound to enjoy yourself ... meals to tempt delightful accommodations, attractive surroundings. They're easy to reach; The Continental Limited takes you to both of them. Jasper Park Lodge (650 guests) $12 a day and up .. Minaki Lodge (185 guests) $8 a day and up— both including cost of meals. Information and reservations may be obtained from any Canadian National agent, or our Hotel Department, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa. Grey Twp. School Board tenting Minutes were ?lead and adopted (,u motion of 'Bolger and Center. Motion of Conley and Bolger that the secretary -Write the Deputy Mtnietter inquiring an the ,question re bane interest of advances on ,rUst,eies levy from Township Celinell. Motion o" Brown and Blgo• that we a'ecept Wm. Turubull's tender cf $200 cm No. 2 school and land. Motion of Bolger and Beewn tea', that the secretary nets, in Post that Lrey Tounrahip Scheel Beare will require three ted'hers to til' vacen- . ies Sept. 1, 1053. 3. Carl Hemingway. Sec -Treas. WALTON —he nrgauization meeting of The Club Girl Entertains' was held at- the home of Mae. Wm. Humphries on Thursday night, March 26. An elect ion of officer, -wee 'mid as !chows-- President .....,..... Merjory M rl)onatd Fecretary .......... P.uth Ann Steins Treas. Audrey Hacictcell Frees Reporter, 13rusaieLs, P'rtemarie Bogler; Sealorth, Marilyn Bolger Pianist . Doris Jchnstoe: l5 was deeid,ed to call our club "The Walton Entertainers'. Our htok covert erre to be white. Aleet- legs are to be Thursday nigh'. We ;hen had some notes. Our home as- , igum:ent was to recant oue record . hooka, A motion was made that the meeting by adiourned i'v il'tri.i. lohnartou and seconded b' Joar Shortreed. —HE VOICE 'OF TEMPERANCE .a ,n •. . nn, Wedliesdey April Jet, 1063 I DIED 77,4u6'1+' ..-. Alt 'Vietatria` r-roeatitel, MI Tuesday, •9i55'oli £7, 1062: Annie Lame (Jiettald) of T6 'Vietu:' St., ' tylion of ttlue Into Carton W, T. ChM, and mother of tate ;fate floe- erd le. Claff, and dear mother Of R. A, CIO. of London, in her 90th ear. Mrs, C1uff was the widow of the -. .,late Callen W. T. C',uff W'IG sever al years ago' was Reeler ' of St, Telhtt's Magi:crate Brussels: She was 0150 tt sister of the date Wire W, M. Sinclair emr: wilt be remembers 1 hY reeidamt'e of torkn, Mra, William P. Ritchie Mme. William P. Ritlhto, t padre et 53D000eels, Ont., tiled on Friday el 80 Norfolk Ave., North, Hamilton Ont., rafter a long illness, Ola tvas the former Am.0 Blair efaCT'tchl.et, end was married in Brut, el•t to William P. Ritchie, who survives her. My. and Mrs. Ritchie moved t,; Pot - lege LaPnalniie athero 'tlrey lived for 21 years during wrioh thine Mra. Tilt - chile was active in.rhurch WG 'e 'and ietrumental in providing t,aotttanee CRANBROOK to many new Canadians in that WOO, Icor four yewt's 'they lived in Mr. Ed. Giesler :.red Miss Betty Winnipeg but were forced to leave ,. ,' during the big labour strike' In 1019. They Dame to Eastern Canticle living fpr a time In Guelph, Ont., 'where tbey stayed for 15 years in farnii.rg, prior to oomim,g to Hamiltc i ten years ago. Mrs. Ritchie was a mem- ber of-Weeld0le Untied° Church; Iie Woman's Auxiliary and the W"- mrin's Missionary Society. Besides ter husband she leaves a eon, Steele of ;this city, a sillier, Miss Ell i MCI- Lacbas, ,ar.'d three grand"hildren 'rhe funeral tonic place on Monday at 2 ceelack at tete Rnackh.tmee and . ITllte Funeral Home, 1341 Molt Bt,' West, Hamilton, with mate) at White Chapel Memorial Gardens. Fraser. Mich., ;meat the we ten i while Mr. Paul Jetschke. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether and Brian alae tided the MacDonell New- man wedding In Whetschnrce Sat- urday. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Huehen and sou Donald, were Sunday visitors uith hiss E. M. Steles. oar. Mrs. Calvin Cameron. Mr. Calvin Cameron seen'. several ( ays with friends In Galt. Mr. and Mrs.'. Mac Engel, Mrs. Claire Long, and Mr. and Mr.,. Jim Keys were in Owen Sound, Sunday where they 'visited their atm'., Mrs. J. D. I•Iinchleq and Mr. ane Mrs. Tack Hlr,chdey and family. Mrs. Calvin Oame"on was in Ham- ilton, efondaty when rite attended the funeral of the late !fns. Wm. Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mc llachere, (,alt, were week -end viset'rs with i17 r. and Mrs. Peter Baker, Cranbrook Girls Organize For New Course The organization meeting of the'; club, "The Club Girl Entertains" was held at the Cnambrorh Coin mundty Centre on March 21. The officers were elected es follows, — Presidenit Helen Knight Sec. -Teems. Marion Morrow Press Reporter Karen Meehan The meetings will he heid eve: y $aliirdav afternoon et 2.80 p. tn. at 'Inc,Cranbrook Conununity Centre. The assistant leader. read' "The home as a pla,ae to entertetn." The leader read "Directions for measur- ing." Th,e roll call for the second meeting will be "One thing I would appreciate in a gnash room. Th" borne aesignhmett was to work on r. cord book and think of a non's tot One Dan take for granted tha' nor ?tale. c.tcoiinlie beverages have ih there the 'Phe meeting wits closed by the likelihood of crediting e, re esance in ,ii,gtrivpelf Cod "Save Thar JOueen." iny environment and under any law. Second Meeting ' : There is no evidence that the nuts- T1uP scored m,eeking of til" Crau- • I ,,nee 1= greater tinder the Canada trent Mb ..wt's hold at the Crate t " emperance Aot than uh'ter the brook Community Centre nn March Liquor Control Act. •There is Boor- petit. The meeting opened with s legging antler the one act anti there poem by Helen. Knight followed be is bootleggeng under the Whet act the roll call whinh was, "One thing Minims are getting liquor miler beth i would alonreclate in a gum': rem', setts. Tt does not make senna at—all There were 13 girls present and we to cry down our Hnron Omuta. and derided to call our deb "Oran - its Temperamtoe Act and olantour tor 1•nonk Hapo.' Hctsteese's." On, hal„ the Antarie Liquor teontrni Act with l - or Et en read about hospitality, itr, nnif ;plying outlets. There is not cntertatninr a hmiae guest. respnn the 0behe4 menet.. or t,,p, that eIhlIIties of 0 hostess, invitations. :•%+t a change would improve condi- ri,e,t rooms, respru'i 1bilitiet of a ' irons in Throe. Nothing raid be ?nest. The .home lesignment is, be• •nnre in credible .than that more out tin collecting nieterlal Mr ti's, work ' lets would mean less drincing or rn record hoop. The roll call rot i$,:11 nuisance roused by linnnr. The the 41rdr:1 meethia 15 "T1ie type of USED CARS 1952 Chev, Styline Deluxe Sedan a °Radio, Air Cond, $207.5.00 1952 Chev. Styline Sedan Radio, Air Cond, 1,975.00 1951 Olds. 88 Hydra. Radio and Sun -visor 2375,00 1951 Chev. Power Glide Heater, Sun -visor 1850.00 1948 Chev. Sedan, Radio Sun -visor 1195.00 1948 Chev. Coach 1946Dodge Sedan 1946 Hudson Sedan USED. TRUCKS JI Chev. Sedan Delivery $1550. 1949 G.M.C. Pick=up $875. [946 Fargo 2 ton with racks 400.00 1946 Ford 3 ton Stake 400.00 1948 Thames Panel $250. 1175.00 1075.00 750.00 RIVERSIDE MOTORS CFrevrotet anct'Oldsmobile Supertest Gas and 'Oil Phone 56 Brussels, Ont. Mra T. L. Dougherty Mrs. Thomas Dougherty, Nelson Ft., Gederioh, died in Alexandra Hos. vital en Fanurdmy to her 70th year A claughfier of the late Mr. atut Mrs. S. S. Ogle. she was born at Con- :•tmnoe in Hullett township. She lived foe 54 years in Grey township Where her Ohusband teemed and op - fettled a tile business. For the post' Rix yeanv.. she lived in Grderice. She was an active member of North $tree. United Ctthlrah; A past treas. •,f the W. M. S.; post president of..1 the W. C. I'. tT. For many years she 1 hod been an motive worker Ir, Ethel rni',ed (Fhurrh. Surviving are her husband end one sister, Mrs. Joseph -Welsh of Olds. Alta., two nieces nd three nephews. The funeral i. - rnire sons head apt 1.00 p. m. trnm leer tate rreddence Nelson St, and was condmnted by Rev. 1T. A Tick- ' insloai. A service was held in Ethel 1'nited Clench at 3 50 p. tite with tie Rev. Andrew Lane ot',ciatteg Interment look plane in Elma Centre 4 . Cemetery. r 1 CANADIAN NATIONAL Tlurerti Tn),nPramne Pori rnt:nn be- . 'Reyes in the Canada Temperate The meeting caro- cleaed by the THE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES et.— eln.tr1.0i,7or'and "Sere TheJOueen,`_ reference file T have chosen," Baby -Chicks, Pullets and Cockerels Started Pullets SUSSEX •— SUSSEX x RED RED x ROCK — ROCK x LEGHVFRN Free delivery anywhere. Phone your order to Coveney's Chick Hatchery Mitchell, Ont. BOX 57 PHONE 32 NENLIIIIIIMINVIIIIIIIMIIMMIIIIMeketsiwn- -77 THE CLUt8 GIRL ENTERTAINS The v,ecred meeting et Lite "Club (Art Entertains" was• herd in the Library ren ITuesdav, 24th March The eecreltarv, Sbirlay Meehan teat' Otto inmates of the last meeting mud called the roll whirr was ans- wwned by "One thing T would an. prolate in n plueat room.' TI war, enegeeterl by Marion Hemingway that we call meleeives "Th,. Brus- sels Tewin Entertainers Cleh" and this, nem* wail adopted. \Teo- Time ,annke nn Hnnnttaitty— tt ;enmity ,plelasure. She responsibllf-' 9'w sof n ileteteas and The resi'tnsibilI- 1 rtes of 't €nest, Mrs. Todd enrplal'nud the differ. [MCP dretu:cen formnt and informal Mei tatinns nmol also u*inonetratrel I lenw to pack a week -end bast. Atter the staging' of the "Queen' ;be meeting adjourned, Li Il MAT NEW TRIP WILL COST TOE LESS AT THE KENMORE 1".1"...1 HALL N$ BAST Ord STRAIT JUTE$ FRAI,1 $2.2$ DAN.T *fSU PROM 14.N A .Y-DOWU Year . $s.lty h esiey • SW- IMS Nw Yon •.•a1Me .s a wen ll,,I Many hafrrK 1. saw te• delfNfir r.Rar•164•41,d WA. FREI e olep , .. . e nsile** ►fir arrd May. Jus! • few umlaut's away from U.it•d Hatless, Times Spare, R • 1 i • ,afy, I.Fir• $1611• $.U.. Tr•wsp•rtaI1•a right a1 $A• deer. NO PARKING PROBLEMS WEEK ENDS. Money -saving rates, Spacial rates for groups. ii 0GGase ID@ NE) YOU WERE RiEHT ABOUT ROE VITAFOOD, DOC. IT SURE 60T MY BIRDS AWAY TO A FAST START. LOOK AT THE SIZE OF•THESE CHICKS— AND THEY'RE ONLY SEVEN WEEKS OLD GOOD FOR YOU, BILL NOW KEEP THEM GROWING BY CHOOSING YOUR GROWING MASH JUST AS CAREFULLY I'VE BEEN WORRYI NG I DONT WANT TO UPSET MY CHICKS WITH A SUDDEN CHANGE IN FEED THERE'S NO FEAR OF THAT, BILL. JUST MIX YOUR PRESENT ROE VITAFOOD WITH ROE. VITAMROW THE FIRST WEEK, GRADUALLY REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF VITAFOOD, AND THE SWITCH WILL BE EASY. IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD WATCH FOR ,DOC? YES,SIR, AND IT'S JUST AS I MPORTANTAS FEED. KEEP THE LITTER DRY. TO DOTHIS, A UTiLE HEAT I5 NECESSARY, AND ALSO KEEP THE LITTER WELL STIRRED UP. WATCH UNDER THE BROODER WHERE THE CHICKS SIT AT NIGHT, AND IF IT 15 AT ALL DAMP, STIR IN A LITTLE HYDRATED LIME. IF r THE LiTTER SETS MATTED, REMOVE IT. THIS 15 GOOD „ ,:,,„� INSURANCE AGAINST � �'� !ACC DIGS S ,y`l`gl�iln By Roe Farms Service Dept, - WHAT ABOUT VENTILATION, DOC.? CHICKS NEED PLENTY OF ?FRESH AiR, BUT BE SURE TO AVOID DRAFTS. WATCH THE WEATHER SO THAT THE OPENINGS ARE CLOSED MORE ONEXTREMELY WINDY OR COLD DAYS, AND ON BRIGHT SUNNY DAYS, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THESUNSHINEAND_ .rte. DRY, WARM MR. PROTECT YOUR CHICK INVESTMENT Rot STA*��7R ROt 10 6006 Awli %RA661;44ft l AND 600 eMr6 5TARr AN Iasi Huron Produce BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT ETHEt F. HARRISON MONCRIEPF