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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-9-23, Page 6ELS JOHNSON ELECTRIC & PAINTS, Brussels, Ontario H ES Hlghet Stroh?, assures soflsfacfloil, FALL FAIR, EXHIBITION DATES FOR Arthur Atwood Ayton Bayfield Birth Bobcaygeon Brampton Brussels 1958 Sept. 29. 90 Oct 8. 8 Sept. 25. 24 Sept 30Oct 1 Bent. lee 39 Oet. 2. 9 Sept. 17 • 19 Oct. 1.! Clifford Clinton C011ingwood Drayton Dundalk Dungannon Durham Elmira Exeter Fergus Sept. It 18 Jane 4 Sept. 24 - 99 Sept.19•21 Sept. 9, 10 Sept 32 SOU 9. Sept 4,5 and? Sept 311. 84 Beet 18, 19 CROSSETT MOTORS LTD. Wingham, Ont. Used Car Clearance Sale 'F'ordwiob. Galt Gorda Grand Ballet' Hanover Harrison HensaU Holstein Ilderton Ingersoll Kincardine Lions Heng Listowel Lueknow Meatord Midland Mildmay Milverton Mitchell Mt. Forest Neuetadt New Hamburg Paisley Palmerston Seatortk Stratford Tara Tavistock Teeewater Tilleoaburg Walkerton Dune to a change in Management each and Every Used Car Must Be Sold. 1952 Ford Customline 2 dr. Blue Low milage 1745.00 1951 Ford Sedan Green, low milage 1395.00 1950 Ford 1 dr., Black 1245.00 1949 Ford Sedan, Grey 895.00 1949 Meteor 2 dr.' Blue 1095.00 1949 Meteor Sedan, Green 995.00 1949 Mercury 2 dr., 2 tone green Radio 1045.00 695.00 545.00 495.00 495.00 345.00 150.00 150.00 75.00 150.00 95.00 75.00 50.00 25.00 65.00 1947 Monarch Sedan, Blue 1947 Mercury Sedan, Maroon 1951 Austin Sedan, Grey 1950 Austin Sedan, Grey 1941 Plymouth 2 dr. Blue 1940 Nash 2dr. Green 1939 Chry. Sedan, Blue 1936 Chev. 1941 Hudson, Blue 1938 Chev. 1937 Plymouth 1937 Chry. 1936 Olds. 1937 Plymouth - USED TRUCKS 1952 Fargo %2 ton, Very Low Milage 1095.00 1951 Mercury 3 ton 800.00 1949 Mercury 3 ton Completely Reconditioned 800.00 1947 Mercury 2 ton, with stake rack 550.00 1951 Mercury 3 ton. Reconditioned Motor 1000.00 1951 Mercury 3 ton 600.00 1948 Mercury 3 ton 600.00 1946 Chev. 1 ton 400.00 1950 Mercury 1/2 ton, With Racks 700.00 1952 Ford Tractor and one way disc 800.00 We also Must Reduce Our Stock of New 1953 Meteors. '77 ,77777 THE BRUSSBL,S POST ort >, al CRAN BRi71.1K Sept. 24 • Sunday, Sept, 7 being Oat. 1 and $ ; °Wing to Out, 2 and $ i the Anniversary of 111thel Peeeby Large number Of residents of Sete 1:4, 1T , terian Church there will be No this'community attended the West• Sept lin 24 Sunday SChoo1 and regular morning ern Fate in London last week. MY M . service in Knox Pres. Church Stere. * * * Sept 24, In ' A new oil -burning furneee is being mu, Agnes MoPha11 and Misd Sept 51 I lustallled in the manse. RU»Y Oantpbell ot Toronto were Sept 5. 5 Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Huother and weekend visitors at the homy of Sept. 17, 10 Gerald, had a narrow esoane on Mrs. Wm Porter, Beet. 14. 17TituredoY when their car wee struck I * * * Sept. 91, fa , by !a truck at an intersection, while Mr. C. ging of Brampton returned Sept. 29, >a on their way to London to attend , hone titter a taw weeks visit at the. Oct, f. 2 , tiie Western Fair, The ear 'vas ' nome of his daughter Mrs, T. L. Sept. 17 -111 not so heal, damaged but what McDonald and family. . Bent. 14, 19 they could oonttnue on to London. y, s * Sent. 22' SI Evening Auxiliary i Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Todd, (Linda Sept. 918. 90 and Roger, wore weak -end vie4'tors Sept. 12 and 14 Tha September meeting of the Sep! 18, 19 Cranbroak Evening Anxilrary was in TnronW where Mr, Todd and Sept. 11, 19 hold at the liome of Mrs. Ross Roger attended the Mr Show on Sept 1, i; ; Knight, Tuesday evening, Sept, 15thSatw•daP. * * * pet le 4 with a good attendance. 'Della resell. Mrs. Alfred Backer arrived home Be$ E4 : er leader netted the meeting. Hymn . Saturday evening atter an extend. bome Sept n - p 316 was sung and the Lord's Prayer sett 99. g4 repeated in unison. The Scripture ed visit in Owen Sound with Suer Baps. et Le '. reeding was read. Jean Dunn read a , daughter Mrs. D. C. Warwick and Oet IL 7 story "So little done so neuoh to do", family. e * • sept fl , g Eluned McNair Ied in prayer, toilow• Mr. Charles Grewar of Tacoma, pet le , nd with a reading lay Helen Cameron. sash,. 's visiting w#th his sister Wellesley Sept lin is , Hymn 570 ons Followed with the , Miss Millie Grower and other relatr Old International Plowing Mateffi I topic, "Education 3n Africa I Ives in town. R is ager fifty years Derham - Northumberland : and New" given by Ilene S'teiss. + since he vi"sited iters and sees. many Cobourg Oct 9 • 9 The meeting was turned over to ,chan since as• i the vice-president Mary Huet ••er, i 1 The minutes were read, and the! CANADIAN NATIONAL. 1 secretary instructed to send out. INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND I several letters in regards to the "When you're blind yourself, you Specie] Meeting in Octet); can appreciate the help offered by ! er- A lancer committee was ap C. N. I. B.", pointed. The roll call was answered with a verse containing the word That was the comment aecom• harvest. Articles of clothing for pauying the first donation from the bale wire collected. Hymn 691 Huron County to the annual open ' was sung and Della. Fie:ciher closed, ating fund of Canadian National 1 s meet'.ng with prayer. A lovely Institute for the Blind. ` assisting time Tlrne Strias d •t�i,ith the 75.00 from Airs. Agnea Laramie, 81, of Hencall. on the books, as well as other early don- ations arriving since, officials of the Huron County campaign are hoping for generous and prompt re- sponse from county residents, Wednesday, Septeultber 24rd, 10 ...w. .w,..r• 74' 7,Y s... PEOPLE W E KNOW I 1 "From Huron County this year C. N. I. B. is asking 15,000.;" Said H. Kinkead, chairman, Huron County Advisory Board,. " The County Council has already contributed $1,500. So the people are being asked to dontrlldllte $:1,500:' In all C. N. I. B. needs $46,000. this year. Municipal grants and London and Stratford Community Chests will provide 748,000. In Huron, El- gin, Middlesex and Perth, 718,000 is Fc be raised. Opening September Zlst, for two weeks, the campaign will provide funds to rehabilitate newly -blinded Persons in the new Western Ontario Training Centre in London, to maintain the 40 -room residence, and provide the many services C. N. I. B. offers the blind. Donations are exempt rrom' in- come tax, and, if possible, all contributions will be acknowledged in the local. paper. , Separators ...a beak rs. Disc, *mars. Mine and Fertilizer Sower-,, Spring -tooth ?farrows bots wheel tractors and trestles Plows, firs, , Mowers, Hay Loaders.. Szrafey Forage Blowers ma Harasser IMil.. We also ave repairs Ser Oliver C.odaEaH Tioc cera. treatemsnt Dealers for Ghvar tanplemento MORRIT6 dr WRRf,ei s' Btpla, Ow MELVILLE YOUNG WOMEN'S GUILD The Young Womena Guild of Melville Presbyterian Church met I at the home of Mrs, George Elliott with Mrs. George Galbraith in the chair, The meeting was opened by 1 members reading comments from a I; S0011071 of the new study' book. lunch war served by the hostess, Silent prayer was followed b$ an prayer by Mrs. Hartley Fesoher. + Hello Fischer.The scripture lesson was read re-, ponsively. Mrs. George Galbraith presented a paper on "Stn and Sufi WAL .f ON tering" and handed out a quest- , ionniaire to be unsevered. The meet - Albert Clark is in :Stratford Ing was divided into groups General Hospital for 'an eye oparfor the c trswer,, and all were en -I ation, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Spence, De- troit, Mich., with friends here. RELGRAVE The Bel grave _Athletic Association mct on Friday `in the Community Centre mere with the president, Sam Pletch in charge, The minu- tes were read by G. Michie, acting i ,ecretary. It was decided to hold the annual turkey banquet in the 1 Community Centre, Wed., Oct. 14th. Clarence Hanna was appointed gen- eral chairman of the banquet. A i prigram committee was appointed. consisting of Simon Hallahan. Rev. and Mrs. Charles D. Cox, Mrs. L. 1annou, Mrs. Murray McDowell, and hire. Ross Anderson, Clarence Wade will have charge of printing and sale of tickete. N..iORR1S Mr. and Airs. George Merton are on a trip to the West. Mr. and Mrs, George Michie and Mrs. George Johnston spent Mon- day at the London Fair. Mr. Jos. Holmes of Morris, and daughter Eileen of London left for Swift Current, Sask., last Friday. Mr'; and Mrs, Ernest Wiley .of Kelliher, Sask. have been visitors with the Michie "amilies. FOR SALE - 6 room cottage and 2 piece bath room. roll basement. Hard and soft water. Built In cupboards, Insulated. apply to Leo Gaynor, Brussels. plied to p"reSent •day sitbatrons,Mrs- H. Fischer summed up the discussion in a short review. Mrs. James Mair gave the topic based on. the scripture lesson. MIS, Gerald Gibson took charge of the meeting for the laciness session which *chided reports, roll call and sunshine collection. Proceeds from a series of summer teas were added to the treasury. Plans for an open meeting on Nov. 3rd in the library was made when the members of the other church organization., will be in. Tt was announced that the roll all responses for the October meeting would ne an article suit- able for a bazaar to be held Fater in the fall. Lunch was served by the hostesses. LN THE KITCHEN Bathroom and Laundry ... clean, fresh' running lento helps household drudgery. TRUCK GARDEN Increase garden prodacike& Y much as fifty Dar seat. • • • urged vdies areuof NMw quality and command W$ prices. IN THE BARN Your cattle and all livestock are quickly watered - you save time and labour -- and get vital fire pro- tection, too! ne EMCO Fixtures and Fittings -�I.; • (p 1. " modernize your kitchen, bath- room and laundry • . enjoy the comforts of better living. SEE U5TOORMATON OR COMPLL'TE fl.F For Sale by - C, & G. Krauter Co. • , Brussels. Ont. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. �CO. IMITEDoeomo woog,ilLLTetl • 9T. 191>R9 mecumEm 9050019 tAt1 1111110188 • NOTICE TO CREDITORS All person,, having claims against tete Estates of John James Strachan and Sesete Strachan late of the Township of Grey in the Odumty of Huron, deceased, are hereby notilfied to send ,the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of October, 1950, full particulare of their claims in writing. Immediately after the said 3rd day of October, 1953 the assets of the estate will be distribued among the parties entitled thereto raving regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have notice. Dated at Brussels, Ontario this Sth day of September, 1953. Messrs. Crawford & Hetheringtot. Barristers & c., Brussels, Ontario, Gee ern e::TA USED CARS 1952 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and Heater 1951 Chevrolet Sedan, Heater 1951 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, Radio and Heater 1950 Chev. Coach 1950 Austin Sedan 1946 Plymouth Sedan, Rodio and Heater 1946 DeSoto Sedan USED TRUCKS 1952 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick up 1951 Chev. 1 Ton 1938 Ford 1/2 Ton •n RIVERSIDE MOTORS' 1 Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Supertest Gas and Oil Phone 56 • Brussels, Ont. s 1O nos (hada By Roe Farms Service De POULTRY, H068 AND DAIRY CATTLE ALL WILL THRIVE ON ROE; WITH THIS WHOLESOME FEED (FARM -PROVEN) , WATCH YOUR PROFITS BROW 1 J IF YOU WANT YOUR 4065 TO BROW AND GROW -AND GROW -AND GROW I RED THEM WITH A PROVEN FEED - THE FEED KNOWN AS THAT'SROE IF YOU WANT YOUR MILK PRODUCERS TO MAINTAIIN A STEADY FLOW GIVE THEM WHAT ALL CATTLE THRIVE ON THAT'S THE FEED YOU KNOW A5 ROE YOU CAN'T GET EGGS UNLESS - IN THE BIRDS MOST ROE WILL KEEP YOUR BIRDS IN A MONEY -MAKING YOU BUILD THEM FIT TO LAY PROPUCIMb WAY, hQQ/c DRee i ''‘V ` V' ' '/ / MAW``\ 1111 a A5 YOUR l F/%i� %/l/I Ii\��t111r ! DS� ...... 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