The Brussels Post, 1953-6-24, Page 4THE BR.W$ELA' POST
tyllt
ft ' r , (fit f ;.t
' ^ ''? l(r rr ,1l +A f r 1� I rp�,(4.,1111i1;............Ii �%� �'/
y�•// f7�I,t{' !itt rt cit? l� �r',w•.. •,,
',r
SSEYHI�ARRIS COMBINES
qt, tt l
=- TURD] CIRCLES on n HILLSIDE
to test features that help you do your
work better, quicker and at less cost.
To get work done, farming now relies largely upon mechanical
equipment. Manpower is scarce and costly and mechanization has
been the answer to the farm help problem. Never before has it
been possible for a man to do so much, so easily, and so quickly as
it is today with up-to-date tractors and power equipment.
That Massey -Harris machines may offer the latest features and
advantages in design and construction, research engineers test
them by modern stress analysis devices and days and days of
operation on the Massey -Harris test track—the first modern
full-scale test track for power farming machinery.
f•
MASSEY HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED
Makers of high quality farm implements since 1847
Band Concert
IAt Victoria Perk, Brussels.
SVNDAY. JULY 6th
at 846
Silver Collection
'Everybody Welcome
BLUEVALE
The con grt:gatiou nR 'tht 'United
Church held a suceneful garden
imrty with a large attendance, Sut•
per was served in the school room
et' the &moll. followed by a con.
cert In the Community Hall. • The
chic f feature of the concert was a
one set play. "'Phe Minister's bee
Car presented by ten women
o• ni T1orketts united Church
I 'u•knnw. Musical numbers were'
1 piano duets Misses Ploanor Smith
! and Joyce Hoffman.; songs with
guitar accompafhihr:tit. Russell
t Sowers. Clifford; male quartett?.
a C. H. Hoffman, Rev. R. A. Brook.
Ross Smith, and Carl Johnsto^'
wrcmen's quartette, Mrs. C. H. Hort-
iman. Joyce Hoffman. Mrs. W. J.
Pea.Pock. and Mrs. Charles Bos
I man. R, -v. R. A. Brook was chair
I man for the concert. The hall wt
Wednesday, ;Ulna 24th, 1.06
the publlfahin,g the Hence mid Counrr,
It is tiapud to Dave bus trip in 00',
ober. The next meebtng the young
mothers oaf the coniruility.
fore to be $'meats; and Mrs. Roar'
Ande9'apfi was glveai O. to um 05
proses fora Ports. program for thk-
Children, Mrs. G. Wade was name']
press reporter. A oomnrtttee, Mrs.
Rid Procter. Mrs. Richard Procter
and Mrs. C. Logan volunteered to
weed and Plant the flower beds It
the cemetery. Mrs. Jas. Smith <,t
]3russela lead preiPared a..paIer on
citizenshil'• but unable to be present
so Mrs., W H, Scott read it. Many
splendid 1:nints were riven in whit
all have a part to play in the em') ,
inanity and flow each should rimer -
wise our irsponsiblity and vote Aur {
'het, lath. A plane duot hy. T,lean•Ar
and Marline Walsh was enjoyed. A.
roport of the district annual was
given by Mrs. J. S. Procter. Mrs. A.
Caultes gave a very interesting talk
on the mato. Lunch was served by
Mrs, Albert Coultes and Mrs. M
Taylor. I
ovsrerewded for the event,
nt the Trni,ed Church on Sunday
•••nr"i'r. ilio' fnllowio r were baptize 1
hr I'll., naetor; Kathleen • Gat,.
Aa.••.••hter ..r mr sad ptrc,.Scott Mc
a'. nnr'li±; Warren James• son of'
+7r: n+ -t1 ?ors. Sam T')/ane.
t,,-• r ,t --.7D• A; :t I.
'rice Jul:7? meeting of. the Women 5
li-titute i,as held on Tuesday alto, ,
n,.,•n in 1 h r.ommuntty room with
1.
•t):• Presi<',-nt. Mrs. W. H. Scott, pre•
-lime. The meeting was opened in I
th_ ir•stal ),anon, The minutes of
1 r:':inns meeting, were adopted and
treasur, is report given. Tribute was
I,:hid.to two former members who
passed away during the Spring, Mrs
John VanCtamp and Mrs. R. J. Bt<•
Kenzie. C•ne dollar was voted :.
"COME RIGHT IN"
When you walk into a bank
manager's office, you look to him for
reliable information and sound advice. -To
he can do more for you than ever before —
through the wider contacts, the .specialized
services and accumulated knowledge built
up by his bank. Through the years Canada's
char ere.d banks have kept pace with
DZG,r_�_7f`r3 r- goxinie needs,A
THE GAN SSE "1$I!4v Yru'LJ
•
Mr. Will 'hors. Harry Goll and Mr I
and Mrs. Hathern spent the week•
end in Detroit.
Mrs, 'ten. Wheeler and Tvan spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sinttt
Brussels.
Mr. ani Mrs. L. 'Hooper spent laet I
week takft.f a brat trip on the Grew
Lakes fro^ , Owen Souad.
Lori: Campbell has taken a post•
ion in the Bank of Cammere'. at i
Winghanr.
LnYd A,rrlerson of 'Poronto was
b^me for the week -end.
Mrs. Stanley Cools Ilan, returned
hone from Tornnte where elle visi'•
pd her daltelbtrr,
Mrs. W. H. Scott le u patient in
the Witwhem Hospital, having hn•t .
her app,ndix removed on PA;
day.
WAL fON
The .Turc meeting of the Walton '
C.' G. I. T. was held in the basement
of Duff's 'United Church, on Sat-
urday, June 20th
- The meeting opened with: the call
to warshin and hymn 194. Mona
Clark rend the scripture lesoon fo!• '
lowed by prayer by June Hackwelt.
We sang, hymn 90.. The purposa
was. repeated. Minutts of the 1adt
meeting and the roll call were given
by Tori, Johnston. Plans were motto
for a pie:. is to be held on July illi
at Grand Bend.
An affiliation service which 15 t •
be held on the first Sunday nigh
in July was diormssed. The men,
hers of rte W. M. S. and the Angl'•
ran church ladies were to he invite'l
Hymn 2? -7 was sine. Doreen \i„-
Creatb gave an interesting Poor!
frim Ib' stndv bo^.k. Th' n.eetin.t
closed with the bonsdictinn fnilor-
d by lut,rh.
p,•.,:,.. -.lc• \ra:- T T,,enil' \o•c
W.i •....,i„ T.--..... ♦ .n.1 R -i11 i'.._.,
a,. ""'r",i, �.5 h Thr. Kro
0,1,.'...ti
CROP REPORT
.t, very henry rain in must section,
of ftp County Tuesday avenins; et
lr.-t week has again delayed seed$•»
^f lata• sown crops. Many of thry
1'•wrr lvi,;, fields of Porn and beans
"•
111 have section= partly undsr
cr- p: -. The making of arasa silaa,i
r1•+. sent" rr•r.
•d .,•,'.•T.4a.c. ,. •h'. e"mbr.w PrP
•tea
•..
ELS
SHES
JOHNSON ELECTRIC & PAINTS.
Brussels, Ontario
Higher, quality assures solid iffon:
USED CARS
1952 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and Heater
1951 Oldsmobile Sedan, Hydramatic,
Radio and Heater
1950 Plymouth Sedan
1948 Dodge Coach
1940 Pontiac Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1937 Pontiac Coach
USED TRUCKS
1951 Chev. Sedan Deliyery
1951 Chev. 1 Ton Chassis with Duals
1949 GMC 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1948 Chev. 1 Ton Pick-up
NEW TRUCKS
1 — Ton Pick-up
1 — 1/2 Tors Pick-up
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 55 Brussels, Ont.
IXIAGINE THE T1thILL
A•1`RINGo
h
Above—lovely dia-
mond ring with
shoulder stones and
matching wedding
ring 5466.15
Right — InterlockIng
marched sec in "Sweet.
hearts" style ... 5110•°°
ICE
Ask us for details
of the Bridal \Wreath
popularity contest
. you may bathe
lucky winner.!
*GUARANTEED PERFECT
y} FREE INSURANCE
WELL, JOE., JUST AS
JET RAN ES SPEED
UP FLYING, SO THE
NEW ROE RANGE.
PELLETS SPEED UP
FEEDING ON THE RANGE.
JET FEEDING,
Eli, DOC?
°7t711 SET, 40E,YDU BONT l tE
TO BOTHER SETTING YLCRG?h'lI
GROUND AND MIXED WITH A
ODACENTRATE: JUST FEEtPAYJR
WHOLE GRAIN AND RAE Rote
CONCENTRATE PELLETS.YOU
CAN EVEN FORGET HOPPERS
AND TNROWTHE REED
P �� ONTHE GRAUND.
4„ taw...,. t,"�ltt .i• /�
.r�
By Roe Farms Service Dept
FEED ROE RANGE PELLE.TS,JOE,
ACCORDING TO THE AGE OF YOUR BIROS.AT 6 TO
8 WEEKS OLD ON THE RANGE GIVE THEM 1 PART
PELLET5T0 2 PARTS OF GRAIN:THIS CAN BE *CREASED
AS THE PULLETS GROW OLDER UNTILTHEY GET ALMOST
4 PARTS OF GRA] N TO 10F PbE CONCENTRATE PELLETS
AT 3 AND 4 MONTHS OLD. I IT REMEMBER THIS,
JOE, N EVER LET YOUR BIRDS BE OUT OF WATER.
FILL UP THE VESSELS A6AIN LATE IN THE DAY
TO MAKE SbRE THEY NYE ENOUGH . y1
ROE RANGE CONCENTRATE PELLEtag ',oreT
7AllF,.sPI�E�
uP�,EEpIN6i
ypHE PME800,,
0111114441"
v wpsr�.
Wait— 5
6i DygEl
1NNANFORM.
oast Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN I.AMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MCSNCRIEPi=