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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-11-18, Page 4NOTICE TO CREDITORS t , �kpll'�tBROOK ' All persons who have eleime r The November meeting of the W, S. of iVnox Pres. Cltnrch was ;Held 1>1 the hoarse " of Miss Alice J, 'Bbrrest, with tela in arttendence• Owing to 'the large,,, Mrs,tirHyndma'e, ,calms in 81uevele, the meeting itas presided over by the vioe-Pres„ against the Estate o1 k1LTA MAB E 13AE D1t late of the Village 9f Brueeels in the County of Huron, deceased, are 'hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before the 28t113. day of November. 1953, full particulars of their claims in Mee 1rorreet, Mowing th open- ,writing. ing remarks by the leader, Hymn Immediately after the Bald 28th 5$, "God a Mercy, God of Grace", day of November, 1953, the assets was sung with Mrs, Alex Steles at of estate will be dilitributed among the parties entitled t'here'to having the Pians, The ,fee,Scrpye reading regard only to claims of which I Wali given by Mie,. Lygi Evans, , the Executors shall then have . with Mrs. Harald Saeklin giving the I °otic, meditation, The minutes were items and sin an discussed 10th day of November, 1953. q read I n ed d several DATED at Brussels, Ont., this items of period wa were Messes. Crawford es Hetherington A brief period ware given ovTneer t4t t Barrister & 0., Porting on the Training 1 B arrisl$, Ontario, held in Wingham in October, The _- annual meeting of the Society will be held in December in the home of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. Mac Engel, with the Christ ( All persons who have claims , zees 'topic in charge of Miss '17on'est, against the rotate of W. a. the word "Gift" being used for roll I The, et the Village of Luekuow' call. Offering was received and the I in the County of grace, gentleman, roll called, Members responding 1 deceased, are hereby notified to with a verse of Scripture containing , the 'undersigned on 4 , send to , „Peace., Mrs Harold Smalldon of 1 or hedore rthe 28th day , of Noveim- : Walton, favoured with a solo, "lesus I her, 1953, full particulars of their is all the world to Me." Current 1 • event:, were read by Mrs. Allen i Cameron, Mrs. Lynn Beane, and Mrs, Calvin Cameron, The "Glad I Tidings" prayer was read by Mrs. Alex Steins, Mrs. Mac Engel gave 1 the topic, "The Christian Church I in Africa." Hymn 112 was sung and Miss Ferree; closed the meet ine with the Benedieticn. Re 1 claims in writing. Immediately after the said Zatb. , day of November, 1953, the assets of estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have notice. DATED at Bruesels, Ont., this 10th day of November, 1953. freshments. were served hY the Messrs. Crawford & 'Hetherington hnatooa and )ire. T ngrl, I Barrister & c., Mrs. Wm. Cameron celebrated her eighty-seventh birthday on Satue day. Nn,r. 14 by entertaining several friends and neiehbore to a turkey dinner. Mrs,. Mary Morton returned to her bnme in Ayr 1a,vdne on Sunday, having spent the past month with her rennin. Mrs, Wm. Cameron. Mrs. Calvin Cameron accompanied her, returning on Monday. Mrs. Rabt. Scott, Brussels, spent the week -end with Mrs. Wm. Camey- I on, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoehn, and Miss, Mere Wagner, Conestoga, were Sunday visitors with Miss E. M. I S Feiss. Tlie Bazaar sponsored by the I Ladies' Aid of Enox Presbyterian , Church will be held on Tuesday evening. Nov. 24, at 8,30 in the Community Centre. Pictures of the Coronation and England and Scot- land will be shown by Mr. Cheekier Lttle, Alttt»aod, All are welcome. See Adv. in this issue. WS 90 itri COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT tax with your own gamin ,..help, keep cows In condition ler big milk prcdrec Send AA ei •host 2 today; Brussels Clea i y a" -HONE 22 ■RUSeeee @NYTtG1 11 Ft'1E V10ii]AL Alwaye a ta, vo ate,* le uhelease Oran'tea to Chcae real% Al°;remora machinery. frame Ice Cemetery ^ettoter,n r apeatelee Artletle M:rcortats et vary reaoveabie pries•. R. A. 5PCY1"r'ON ;gone 258 -- Wingham„ Oa Brussels, Ontario, NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persona who have claims against the Estate of ANNIE ELLA MORRISON late of the Vil- lage of Brussels in the Oounty of Huron, deceased, are hereby notiiield to send to the undersize- ed ndersigned on. or before the 28th gay of November, 1953, Pull particulars of their claims in writing. Immediately after the said 28th day of November, 1953, the assets of estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have optic e. DATED at Brussels, Ont., this 10th day of November, 1953. Messrs. Crawford & Hetherington Barrister & c., Brussels, Ontario. NOTICE TO CREDITORS A11 persons who have claims against the Estate of Wm. John Bernard late of the Township of Morris in the County of Huron, retiredfarmer, deceased, are here- by notified to send to the undersign- ed on or before the 28th day of November. 1953, full particulars re their claim, in writing, Immediately after the said 28th' dee of November, 1953, the assets of Petite will be dietributed among the parties entitled tbereto having retard only to claims of which the Executors ebaf then have notice. DATED at Brussels, Ont., this 16th day of November. 1953. Mese''. Crawford & Hetherington Barrtst, r & c., Brue:s,els. Ontario. {=RET RTOR f Flo.vc:rl-tr Mrs, H viola Howell r. ! CArfi E. Homuth R. 0, Phm. 13.. R. 0. Optometrists Phone 118 ER f?larriston' 0.1' r THE BRUSSELS POST ,.e-• . 'V ,r' "! Wednesday, November 18I3a, 101 -rte u eA" I gm Pick any one of these • r • beaut1es tzz DODGE MAYFAIR ...for the newest in colourful stylinc_ ...and luxurious driving ease No matter which 1954 Dodge you select, you'll be thrilled and surprised at how mac more re your dollars have bought. add Icy -Drive . With Dodge Hy -Drive you just shift into high — and sol You can drive all day without shifting ... manoeug through traffic ... stop for red lights , , , glide off again with a smooth, silent surge of power. You soon forget about gearshift and clutch. There's nothing new to learn — if you wish to back up, or need extra power when driving through snow or mud — just shift in the familiar way. add Full -Power Steering For the most effortless parking and steering you will find in any car—try Dodge Full Power Steering. From the moment you start your engine, hydraulic power takes over 4/5ths of the steering effort, You can't imagine how easy it is to park — to drive through traffic — to turn corners — to control your car on bumpy, rutted roads. You can turn the wheel with one finger — even when your Dodge is standing still, In the Crusade). series you'll enjoy the longer, more beautiful styling which distinguishes all 1954 Dodge cars, with smart new interiors and seating comfort, safety and fine vision you expect of a Dodge—all at a price that will please you; The beautiful Regent series brings you styling, fine appointments and comfort hitherto only available in more costly cars—with, of course, all ethe 0 mane Dodge engineering features which mean so .much in driving ease and p" In the brilliant new Mayfair series you'll see such style, and experience such luxury, you'll wonder how any car in the lower-priced field could offer so much. I, Their interior two-tone beauty of rich, woven fabrics and soft, ivory, leather -grained vinyl, with every appointment designed for your comfort and, driving ease, are seldom surpassed by any car at any price. There's performance to match this new Dodge style and beauty, no matter which series you select. There's a more powerful engine . , , the famous Dodge "three -way - smoother" ride ... your choice of Hy -Drive, the simplest form of no -shift driving .: and Dodge Full -Power Steering for the ultimate in luxurious driving ease. When one of these beauties is your Dodge you'll drive it with pride. See and drive one to -day at your Dodge -DeSoto dealer's. 'fjYtlitia a P,cih, ini,'tk DODGE VIA ttkA r01, ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES 0, BRUSSELSI BELGRAVE Patients in the Wingham General Hospital from this district are Mrie Wilbert Procter, Mrs. E. Stapleton end Mrs. Clarence Chamney, Mr. and Mrs. George Michie, Lloyd and Ruth visited in Toronto and Milton The first community progreseve euchre party of the season was held Last Wednesday evening in the Co - Op Club rooms, with six tables in play. High pr;zes went to Mrs. Art Scott and Alvin Pengelly; consol- ation, 'Mrs, Cora McGill and Jesse Wheeler. A novelty prize, for the person whose birthday was closest, went to Mrs. A. M. Perdue, `,Club 20" held the first meeting of the season last wednesday eve- ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Martin with all members present. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre, with high prizes going to Mrs. George Michie and James R. Couites; con-; solation. Mrs. I-Iarold Vincent and Kenneth Wheeler. A lunch was served. O TRy, ROES AHP DAIRY CATTM.0 W1L1 '`tHRIVE C?u R943 t$ WHOLESOME FMD (PAANt- WMCH YOUR PROFITS 6ROW pawl IN Ina MU IP YOU WANT YOUR HO66 TO BROW • AND GROW -AND bROW-AHD GROW PEED THEM WITH A PROVEN FEED — THE FEED THAT'S KNOWN AS ROE GREY Grey Twp. School Board Meeting The Grey Twp. School Board meeting was held on Nov. 10th. Minutes were read and adopted on motion of Brown and Bolger. Motion of Brown grid Conley that ererniesion be granted to the lead- ers 4)0 the Ethel 4-I3 Sewing Club tt, use Ethel School for their meet- ing. Motion of Conl-y and McFarrlane that the seeretary install new fixtur- es in No. 9 at, specified. Qin YOU WANT YOUR MILK PRODUCERS TO MAINTAIN A STEADY FLOW GIVE THEM WHAT ALL CATTLE THRIVE ON THAT'S THE FEED YOU KNOW AS ROE ONT. a1101116 lichen et Brown and Bolger that the following bilis be paid RruYsels Irardwarr•, supplies $35,71 F. A. Harrlaos, caretaker 3,03 supplies 11, Craig, roofing at U No. 12 8,36 .l. Bolger, roofing at 13 No, 12 6.00 II. Holger, roofing at it No. 12 6,00 Jolts Conley, mileage to 7,70 Guelph meeting Wingham Hydro S. S. No. 4 21,00 Gregg's Hardware, supplies 19.18 Seaforth Plumbing and Heating furnace 13 No, 12 717,00 Wingham Advance -Times Adf, .90 Arthur Hewitt, labour Zi:,, 1?ngei, labour and r -pelre li. Rowland, broom If It. Thomas, labour at Na. 10 Reliance Petroleum Co., feel for 1T No. 12 Dusthane Products, Sweeping compound 11aeMillan Co., books .T. M. Dent and Sons, books W. J. Gage and Co„ books 4.00 19.30 1.911 1407 74.00 14.01 LOQ gist 01.70 J. C. T iemingway, Sec.-Treaa, By Roe Farms Service Dept ZO .812e YOU CAN'T 6Ef EBBS UNLESS YOU BUILD THEM IN THE BIRDS MOST FIT TO LAY ROE WILL KEEP YOUR BIRDS PROOUCINet IN A MONEY-MAKIN6 W. %O MAK{ Yoei,e PROMS GROW ;:ase Huron Produce , BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT ETHEL F. HARRISON MCSNCRIFFP