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9ih April n setng o< sire W. Sl•
rias held ii dlileiOhurt+h ba8eigetit
till 26 1 aeµ mott.eTr1 l
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'1 taluk offer ing oil April lOte. Sire,
eleMidluaat lend Mrs. Lora were
`epieotettett of delegates tie the, Prete
11'yteriel 1st t•orillh St6Cleurele (;oder.
icr of Ap'il 21st, hiss. Rrt.l at' r'.
torted that 2 ., i'oseiteago ees r tiers'
Leg made for the bale. Tht studs
wi"riod was in ctfarl"e of Mr's. Joh+
'McDonald.
'Phe, .Caster elhen✓eoffer'tne (meet
'beg' wins theld In tine church base-
minttt on _April 10th, The nceselent
'the meeting opened *Rh hymn 112
she meeeinr opened with hymn 112.
Scripture needing was read by Mrs.
(butts, Prayer by Mrs, ieltz Mc-
Donald,
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Donald, Mnt. ,lbhnston w'1comed
tie ladies from Monarieff eiel Deti,n
Societies. Karen and Mont Mach.
re from Mencrieitf sang a d':et, Mrs,
McMichael gees a reeding an I Mrs.
Paid and Dere. Travis sane ;i duet
Mr•s. Holme-' introduced the ascot.
speaker Met Rev. Llvingste e of Wim
throe who spoke 'on Easter, Mrs. It
Rryana on behalf of the Society
te'amked Mrs. Livines'lon frit her
wothvnhile message. The meeting
eiosed with prayer. 'Lunch was s,r•
red by the Atih of Morris genes.
The April meet ing of the .Walt
le M. S. grout. was held ar the hose
,ef Mrs, T. Dundee on Wedsteeday
ravening, April 9th. with _0
1.resent. The president sir:, :t.
Penmlett was In dharge of tar me•-t-
leg,wihtch opened by singing "What
a 'Friend w:. tsave in Jest;', after
vhioh all repeated ',lee Lore a Pray
er. Tihe scripture rrdading was read
responsively from the hymra:y The.
7reas, Mn,eF. Kirkby reported that
the proceeds of the bazaar held In
Nash amounted 119:60, Tbc Sec,
rr-pOrt waw given by Mr:. I'rn •
Patberwn. During the Imeine's
period Red Crusta layettes wee•
handed out. Mrs. P. Holmen ge:e
an interesting 'topic on "Wit f he.
Neve in God." The meetin „ closed
ty singing "All the way My Saviour
Leads Me,' and the Mizpat Ilene -
diction. Mes. Silos J, 1.netr+1 con-
ducted several contests after which
leech was steered be the hostess anu
Che foldowi'.tg emelt commit se Mrs
E. Stevens, lefts. H. Brown, etre Tine
f.nd i1tis, J Clark The neyt meeting
will be held at 'the home of etre E.
$'ravens,
Misses Mary Dennie and pork
ohnsiton were in Seaforth last Sun
day. singing In First Presbyterise
Church, rns'ttng wee closed by the. singing
,1f hymen No. 196 and the repeating
FOR SALE - of the bcned'etion In unison. .A very
Beaver Oasts and Barb•ott'mixed, •tc's6y lunch was served bat* Mrs, T
James Knight
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THE BRUSSEA3 POST
1' eeln? lleitly', 'ADM *$ 2i, 1tart 7,Zezel
TO, HE IE ogY
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MI hosed ind 'Waite to be remembered. In
your family, !tgor there are those whose lite.
!, work richly deer peerestuatlon with a
r beautdtu1, enduring mgmumen>b Matt atatee
eloquently; "We do.remember,"
'WELLINGTON RONALD
Listowel, Ont. Phone 406
ere
creuii intre4Yetiolltee !Mar le, e �elo'er
.•Ys Meade "At fdip•.Fi'atel,'T Joanne
: Swift :et "Sed a •H.14 s Olt'." ,s, Ml*e,
'Howse '' react : AA; finel WPM..
'' •Meeting etiosed with "The (Veen
•
• CLASSIFIED E'D AD; i,.•',.
BUSINESS TAKES UP
RHE CHALLENGE
There Is the .begineitsg In public
taffetas in Canada. of what Kipling
would deieribe ale ea ¶VIMSpee down
the field" that betoken eonsiderateo
Trod to Catada. •
Canadian business men are talcIne
an increasin}, interest in the coo.
•munity g'oo,l not just beg busi-
ness (ren, but little business ince •-
i:vrt just the national community, bat
.
slit. local corrmundl
The se1114nese ehatVeliarcterized
meaty •busesses (ren at the turn ar
-the century is now pretty welt en
obslolette attitude. The oomp'exilies
ei:K Interdependence of bustness to-
day 'halve taught the heel leas man
than he muse give •tltcmtirn to the
-whole community "canoe" and not
limit his eereern W only bis own
paddle.
.An example of this new Is trend ,s
the .work of tee Ontario Chicibee • f
commerce. Ti has recently present-
ed to the Legislation a list of
policy statements aid reeolutlone
seekIng,a better community for n1:--
nt,t just for --business
Thier subject ranged from health
aeiii'iee's to Provincial parka, to
•tclucaltfon, to en antiquities law to,
Ivewent vendetta from rummies away
with archeological relies.
Nor were 'these eubmlestonr.' eon -
tolled by either "beg business'• or
big cities. They were, In tee male,
loath -centime from '+(raw towns and
small business mem. And, because
they arose from the gratis mete all
Per
over Ontario, the Oatbinet ie coo
riderinlg them gravelly, .reel:411g 1
!tint
the voice of the Chamber Is
net ,sectional buta' deinonworsti r,
Small weeder that' nuereheretip In
the Oubanlo Chamber of Commerce -
membership composed of 13oadd of
'trade and Clamber of Commerce
throughout the length cord breadth
rot the province - small wanner that
his membership doubled during the
Lest year has now reached the pro-
.ressive figura of 127, 1
With Canada going ahead at Its
rree'ent accelerated pace; it Is en-
reurauging Ito .note that lameness
people realize that our future (rust
he built on r bests of "`whales beet
for everybody" and that busies'''.
'1•en are de'.clbing time and, effort
snake the a'ns'wers come nut right.
ETHEL
The fi!Iih meeting of Ethel Friend-
ly Sissies met at the"home of Joanne
Swett with, 1.2 members preseri;. -The
meeting opened with the club song:
The secretary read the, milutes et
lire third and forte* meeting. Rol
yell wale answered with, "Why T
Like •to Entertain," Business was
•discussed. rRcll call for Use sixth
meeting is melange of material for
reference tile. The home assign-
rrcat Is make -cocoa and serve at
:tome. Each anelmbcr 3 cookies to
ti•e sixth 'netting which have been
;,,ode ' y
b her. Mee. Goddea read
Planning a Party.' Beatrlc• Aleq-
: ',der read "Party Themes". Doris
"ITS HERE"
THE HANSON BRODJET
Come In And
SEE IT
• • Low Cost, No Booms - Sprays Row
Crop, . Field Crops, . Road Side, . Barns
Cattle, Hen House. Use the Handi Jet
to wash cars, trucks, tractors.
A YEAR ROUND SPRAYER
You 'Can Not Afford To Be Without It
SEE US NOW
ED. RICHARDS - ETHEL
Your Sporting implement Dealer
BUSINFSS CARDS
C. A. Myers,, M. D., L. M. C. C. T '
srmus at. 'Obis, 4. Or...k: oat.
i•: DR. R. W. STEPHENS
C.tiiiM9 tJiN>.I*? di Tlefests
•'W AUC
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Cama Telephone SS
No o Extra Chance for Use of Faces] Hama
Mewed rimers! Director and Zimbabwe
Twenty -tui Hour Ambulance !arvIsa
D.i..e Plower, �Et -I 1,J, s ••
~n. A.:Kann do Co.•
Lrrsrerad Ism wla1 DI d EJ '
ONO* Si or RI - - BRUISED% OMR.
Harvey W. Stephenson
RMlrirrandv. for Oh Ammo c..
Cxnada Heald, and Aer are Ca.
ctrwralty General Ir.....
amara 41if _ -
• Chas. T. Davidson •
INS1R'Aff FOR ALL • 1i NDS
Aecident eel Schwa
Armee for Great West Ufa Inaa'.ncs Cs.
Mons Office 9dt -- Rr.auela, Olay.
FOR BALE -
Potatoes
Pho p 51e4
nail Cardltl
Bray Pulte ts. le productter t foe I UHur t. lt4eitic ea •�2
oh ills
! lglt! n ed 1 a
ry' ur stUnmts'lall ml(mketA Ftictt,hore h ivanri 6"e ]rterllyie
1 Grape i 67 oe i Whitachure i Tnt
:d1T9 theht�,itr,, , i stikdirt�T''" Ile ' 1' ir. ' •'`{fid` � c'Typoln a ;�. f !sr
''reed you .41 D heart Puy °tl A!► . lei Qe atir 1 ..ht; ��
•tip, 'f palel lrail1 re's'.' ALg,• May 1- 2 Brussels. The bride is a daughter "•
s, , cf Mr, ap M " Fred N chit e
'frt�eliters, Aa t, l set::a srie-Ittfiel M r c•, ° .s ti Bat, i
rohe"bri echo • 1 `' /t.
Mrs_. James Me/Donald, Brussel?
AZ. l , A urrie emoialted ant!
ilJj RT ;; I RAN ai, ,... , h6 A , '" I, t l s tt, Y" l;G.`1..
„ 1.•iiia p'orst
1A1iHFLD AT CRANBROOK e I '1 I
€(lisp,. •and""'O Pet•t$at+.ewY;ovp'ns tw:l
1. Jlroi'incial dieners certifi;,te wee organ 'acatlompia:nlmont by Atrs
irresated to",Grilre ^dg'a', •j„ tt, J 2ohsioton Chad]:, 1ynirp ewewrntsn g,.a 11
Gerrie
Gorrie, and county honors certlfi- ; tie daughter in hai•rlage. Shy wore i
cedes were resented to seven Norte a floor -length gown of White Chan- "
FOR' SALE - Huron homemaking s11ub members, lily lace over eetini with a three.
4Cattle, nterage 800 lbs, at the Annual North Huron t•starteselen'gtb veli ''or illu Von net
1?bane 38o'1(i Joe CltitPc 50
tAchievement Day held at Oran -
FOR SALE -
2 wheel trailer, geed tiros. apply to
0. -Pegelow Harness Shop, Brussels
FOR SALE - •
4 tonsoe baled ]lay.
Roland Marks Phnne 15r16
FOUND -
License Plate .AjP293, owner can
have same n:. iTIbe Brussels Poet.
FOR SALE -
5 dnolaseam, 3. d ia0ee.
Phone 52r1E 'Harold earklhi
FOR SALE'-
358555 ft. Daum, apply to
Rnwlankf Achilles Phe ir 13r3
FOR SALE -
T,edy's dark red broadcloth sus size
20, Good as neve Price rnasanable,
Enquire ee the Brussels.Post,
FOR SALE -
Irish Cobbler Patatoas, peter, for
Feed or table use.
Phone 31r16 Mrs, 0. Hall
FOR SALE -
200 Susses x Hamp. Pullet:, 11
weeks old. 200 Hemp., 10 weeks o1d.
Hugh Pearson Perone 11
FOR SALE -
Potaoes suitable 'or domestiteuse
es for seed. •
,ahs Ferrte ..
Phoma 75-15
FOR SALE -
1 Registered Polled Heretorl
Bull, two Yeee ofd•,
Fred Sawyer Phoma S8r19 Brussels
I•roak Community Centre o1 Thurs.Beauty roses with eladov lace.
slay morning and 'afternonu, The ; 'Mies Betty Same Newman the
rrogrant, ur'der the direction of bride's sister, wasmaid ,,f honor
Mies Jean Steckle, htome emelt/slatvreni. bere-1 po
frr Huron, drew an, attendance of.� nylJmariateg 8,02%.41a^a emnwithnoidmaten;nr, hlat:t
9't glees1 ram nine hennenmktnp i end gloves, She parried a nese, av
rs,nbs. _eine leaders and guests who ' of potential rink lieligtht roses. Miss
ettended the afternoon program, Lois Kerr 'nee biedesmatel,,,wear
tnereased the attendance ro about ; Mg am emLrdidc,red• blue "'t gown
200, 1 with matching hat and gloves one
County Meats certificates, mark- f
mailed colonial Hildegradr rase?
Ing :the completion of six projects mark -
The flower -girl, Betty; ApoCu• m
catch, ware ,awarded to Evelyn I wore a trot], of yellow net. taffeta
Simpson and Joan Adair of the i rend helda nosegay of yellow
Stolisworth olub;,. June Oatners and I s:t1Ysttnihemu ms.' tit h5001eia"
Oracle Lamont of the Eti1.11 club; MacDonald. ' lyth, brother of the
beidegroom, us beat mean, and the
',shell were Mr. Murray ITuether,
Erussele, anti Mr, Douglas New-
nan, Wliitechnrdh. A reeeeticn t l
leveed the eel e'tnonv at th r Urens-
lwiok Hotel. Wingsiarn, Mr.a. New-
man was gowned in dawn blue
crepe wits Italian' late trim -eine
end navy accessories, and' a nor
sage of pink carnations, Mr,;•. Alat-
Donatd wort.' a navy sheer gown
Joyce Miller of the Majesti , club.
Brussels; Jean 'Steles and Helen
Knight et' the Crambrook elan Tu
addition, 25 of the 90 girls present
received ceetificetea Lor snceessfnl
remllletion of two nrojeete.
Clubs end olwb leaders tnkleir
) amt here 'Mirada}, were.; Blnevale
elide' Mary Horton, Mrs J. H.
Smith;" Craiibnaotr, Mr,. Genn
Acether, Mpa 01vam Steftler: Ma,
testiC, Miss Bistt(h Hemingyas, Miee with navy and white ac essonee
Lena Miller; St. Helene, Mrs. Gerd easel Sorega of pink carnation,
en MoPhemson' Mrs. James Curran; Tine couple leek JntPr on a wedding
Belmor•e, Miss Mary Will, Mee dean IMP to the Leafed States. For
Larris; Belgaave, Miss Dorothy
1hltttsmt, Miss Evelyn Leaver;
Fordwich, Mrs. George Richards,
Mrs. L. Simmer; .Molesworth, Mrs.
Robert M4telrell, Miers Bernice
Smith; Ethel Mre. E. M R,ehards,
Mists Grana 'I+entaont.
Commentrn ,s for Club exhibits
'':n' b
'sere: Crartrook, Anne Steiner;
Majtsatic, Leis ,Bone; Beln,ore
Harte Harries; Ethel, Jean eraser.
Demonstrators for club sk cs and
eemonstretil1ts were Bluevab,
Eleanor Smittl. beeee ''Hooffman,
FOR SALE - Ci'wn,1'csek; e r"7Cni7ii e Ma;'eetic,
5 room cottage 2 plata bits, tolty 1oyce, ]Miller, Marion Hemingweyi
Insulated. Full basement with cletert. i SL Heleu, Jaen Aitchetson, •
Town Water apply to . Home • er niediiist "wtlro assisted
Leo Gaynor Mill St„ BrnsseIs. Miss Stecke:e itI''b6ndueteee the
day's progrbtrn were: idles Leslie
Wall•, home.•econ!omist -for Orford
nerd No'rfollt; 'idles Rhea Simpson,
'home ecoreand13t for Ibrontenae
rarens'llle and Lefede; ' Miss Florence
Arnold, home reieethenniet: -ft- Kent.
Esi ex, and Balla$ton. •
Day's Program
Registration iregain est 9.50 a. me
a,nd the mc'-nin:g was devotee to
indginlg competitions in hni"., eco•
sondes saabjeets,'' (and to givIne of
Teasloms for judging' pla.cetnents bT
the oompetitcns, Tn the elternoon,
eommrm'te were given by th • in-
struetons oe club elehibits, which
were arranged alottetd the Walla al
ahs svuditorinnt at the Cranbrook
"t'mmunitr -Centre; a psrids of
caresses made by cluh'mamitere was
•',',nducte'd: and certificates for ('11111
'echtevrmente were presented.
A vote of Item flesh members and
lradens to &nesse suhtret for
Piitum+n, glub work. showed a, pre-
. ftrenee for the prn'ere. 1"Rw'10 Wel:
leretesed- and ,Well f3,roamel' over
the, :Alternative .prnlelct, "Ste min;
fiarmeitits.7, The same (reference
lied been seems ,t Santora] twr
de'vs Iretone, Miss ,.Steekle-noted, by
lee 'Snuth Teuton. ebb' members nae
club leaders.
Reels of the 90 girls Melee' Tt•rt
in the progrem Isere 'I•hurs'in, Was
reined to exhibit i° 'beet sad n
eoce'rd book' to in 'tee a class' of
eetion dresses and a dela nt' ma•
deria7s suitable tor spec1'1:1 pat-
' 'tern
at-''tern to Sem' or It huitten nnri work
a •htittoar:holet
A lunch Tooth In .the Id ilten of
tUP -Community. Centre was manned
at the melon hour by menaber•i of the
eerainbrgbir hall committee, under
the dirAloll of Mrr, Stanley Can'p-
he11.
FOR SALE
• fresh Fists - Trout. Whitefish and
Perch.
Theme 65r12 Ed. Jewe.1
FOR SALE -
Oan ntow take omters for wood for
Stemmer delivery. Hardwood or Sott-
wood dhort or 4 It, long.
Fred Sawyer Phony 58119
HONEY FOR SALE -
Offertng balance of 1952 crop of
clever honey tin 1 lb. pant- only
11.50,
Wallace Ross' Apiaries
SrestortIi, Ont,
NOTICE -
Having milking troubles, Contact
Lovell McGuire your Surge Mike.'
Dealer, Phone Weigh= 595W. We
specialties in milking news.
LIVESTOCK WANTED -
'Dead, • diilabied horses " ni eewa
removed f'l'ee of charge 7"or'Arotppt
'arid" efficient seivice'. 'pboei'
"' 1i9TON]11Sr' oollect Ingersoll if "or
Breesele 12.
WANTED -
Applieaaions are twitted to fill
three vacancies in the Grey Twp.
School Area scAwols. Particulars
can be obtained from the secretary
or member of the eohnol board.
Carl Hemingway, Sec,-Tneas„ R. R.
Brunk e0s, Phone 2.555. '
FOR SALE. -
Cooksltotbt-Oliver 70 Trnecnr with
eiarcher Bettie anal speed getter motor
and teres In extra good condition,
J, Blair McIntosh.,
Ahem Listowel 249.11..
FOR SALE - r
Sahnlficeex- Nle-rcom bitdt house
with modern conveniences In:°Barrie
Meet h'e,isntd noon. .lar tnterelite4•.
see 'thin hone and Mabe an otter
Mating terms desired, Don't SOS
thin optlortunity to get a comfot'table.
]some its emir awn seeker.
Clifford, D, Welmelee Gelled Ont.
FFtEr1RRTcK T. i ioatal[:t'1'1.1
phri, tt.. R.' O
enrol E. Homoth 1
Mrs. H Viola 1' n1 tt1i R.: O.
Optometrests
Chane 118 Hnriistoft• Ont.
tracvelling the bride chose a navy
crepe .dress with red ,and white
trim and navy and red aeccs3orlee
tih'e wore x corsage of Ted roses.
:dr. and Mrs. MacDonald wt;l reside
wear Brussels.
CRANBROOK
The Easte^ leveling of the •C, el,
:;- of Katon Prestlyte,ied, Churn•:' was
held an Wed AOrl1 V alt the home of
Mrs- Mac ErgeS. 'The Easiter ser -
'vice from the Memel Glad Tidings
was follower], tI wl,tth, slie r •Wren:det't
Ales. W. M. Hindman, presiding.
There was eisdaissiai on thi =apple
allocation, the staritng'of a Mis.loe
Band, and attending the eynodicar
ht Wtngham or. April 211 219 :eel 23r,I.
'Nie' topic dor Maty will be dlvidee
end three members wllehave part in
The word "Obey- was °bonen
for roll cafi-end Mrg. Clara Utestea'
extended an tn,viisttion ,to meet at
ler home, Several Current Even,e
were read end "An Easter Message"
wee read by Mrs. °Mae Engel. Miss
Alice J. Forrest and Mr.' Fred
Smalldon assisted in serving Innen
at the close of the meeting,
A Short. course "lour Food and
emir Figure" will he held at Com -
brook Comnn,nity Centre on Titers.,
.npril 16th frcm. S to 10 p. in.
The Sunday School . will re -open
next Sunday, April t9 at ten o'clock
to the chart& basement.
The Mission Bartel will holt; its'
erste meetiis, on Friday arterneon
April 24th, immediately atter school
at 4 n'eloc0c hi ,the.,ba+semenr of the
church.
Rev, W., M Hyaldmam 1e in God-
Erimih'hhis -wiek attending the, meet -
leg of the Synod of Hami!tole and
Lteedtan.of'tte Presbyterian Church
11 Oanrnda. The e'ee5tome opanai of
nionday acre win ocn,4tiintp through
Wednesday,
Rye','. W. A. ' mild Mrs. Wi111ami
elsdted with Mr, and Mrd Stuart
.TIcNair, Rei', lite. Winians 15 ate
tending Synod in God'erir:h.
Miss Marlon Michel spent several
days lest week In r,lst ssvel with her
grandperentie Mr. 'tssud erreAtilt.
Kritzer.'
Mrs, Lloyd 'Minkel had -the (tis•
tantune to brieek'a •belie in .her right
hand Last reek, 'Whet stle-1 slipped
'Tillie coining up iihe' steps. ` '
lytr, • ands ]](iia, ` Beeley Mnl;acheru
Galt, tresited -with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter I1alcer.
Mr, and MIS'. JIM' Mettle 5.54 Mar•
fteeglt. .said Ts ;(Viii, T)etiroit eeten t save
stat Jaye with, lit, and Mra. Anka
RAILWAY
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THE CLUB GIRLS ENTEFITAINS
The fenth meeting of the Brussels
! ecru] Enterts.inlera was hell in the
J.ibrary an 'i-uesday evening, Apt11
70.
The meeting opened Witt' the
Queen." The president Ruth Hen'-
tngway eondeoted the busires: sess-
ion anti the Secretary, Shuler' Mae -
east read the minutes of the last
meeting end called the It•11i . which
was answered by "One ditty of a
hoetese toward her guest." •
'\fi,e,Lanie evoke en ta!ble•etic,uette
!:d rules for serving said :dr'. Todd
ri, nronletrated the ew•reot we; to
eel a dinner table. For geese, work
r girls set a 'table and Practice
s. rang,
The next meeting will be 21st
April in stile Library,
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE MEETING
Apr]: meeting of the Fraena
:;liip Circle nae held in the Memel
parlour of the Tinted Church on
Vledn:estlay evening, Acpril 1851. The
meeting was opened with the sing•
lug of -the theme rrenn' "Blest be the
Tie Ohat Tends' followed liy re.
pealing or the Lord's Priver i4
truism. The role car, was answered
le en Easter verse. Minutes of the
lest meeting were read by the See.
]Hiss P. Bakes. The Trees, and Sus.
shire report: were read and showed
a.pleasing balance. IYuctng the beet -
aces period plane were mad, and
a t,mmitteee appointed for th 1 "Cor
¢ration Tea and Blake Sale," whlcb
s to be held in the Ltbrar" oil Sat.
Slay 0th. Freddie :leavens -cm favour-
ed the ladies with a soli "Peter
tlottontail' 'in his usual pleasing
seamier. He vc's aernmpanted on the
guitar by Mrs Dick Steven ;1.t. The
A`r'1'EMTI6N FARMsRtlr;.--
DEA.DSTOCTC -relnldved ' from gear
. farm promptly fbt( eanitat r dfe emat
Telephone C:eileett Brussels Melt
eir Elmira 504.
GORDON' YOUNG LIMiTED
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