The Brussels Post, 1954-4-7, Page 4Dt„BARING
AUCTION SALE
'ElStock and MachineryI
et feat 27, Con, 18, Grey Township l
Vin Sett* and 0 mites Wiest of
Brussel$ on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th
at 1 P. 1V1.
I
MONCRIEF' 1
Mrs. Alex Menu was hostess for
,l
the prtl meeting of. the W A. and
W. M. S. of Mo1T�crieff Hniteed meeting
Leader of the,W M
was 09rs. William Smith. She wee
aeststee by Mits. Robert Smith end
topic
Norman Lrmery, Thp
hexa•
o s taken by Mrs• Alec Speiran, attendance.
4:G claerfce Western Hereford 1approgfor the ; Mr. end M. Art Nicholls, ?moo
Machinery - y 900 to 9110 lbs. , Beeler tees Were aperintpd meeting• hagen, spent several days
th
y' Beeler Thank•offering
Jaen neer equipped t Dele mica were also appointed for Mies E. 'N f. Steles fund Mr. and M.
loxia Deere me ei. All, fully 0 g'
� ynX„rt,ih.3 *arae can be arranged by the Presbyterial melting to by � CalvinThere
%ron''gaod attendanes lb
!geeing Proprietor before sale day �I held in Seater*. followed with ' the re wenitq Centre on Wedneb
2 farrow John Deere plow on rubber t The W A. meeting A ' da owning, 'March 31, for the Yat~
n Tooth John Deere lure Jospeh Smith . presiding• Y the Y. P. S.
VA Snot Sprig season ' donation is to be sent to the Can- iety concert putt ,on by
rhudtivaibor, used one •
paces of the Hall Board, A, dance
Sohn Deere Tractor Spreader Clow) adieu Cancer Society. A lunch nus oP Bethesda church un&er the aua�
Ali the above John Deere reach • served. followed the program, inert Is practically new. ----
•g t" o°kshutt Cult Packer
CRANBttOOK
Tho pulpit in, Knox l'reelYnerfan
Ohm:* ori Slead>ay Moraine Wall 00: 1
cnpftd by Mr. Hugh L. Nugent, a
first year student of Knee College
Wreath,
Tipp Sunday 'Scheel ee•Openee for
the sntn:um, on April 4th with +a good
tattle fad Steere, hva
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4 x;,etion Harrowe, 18 foot
MORRIS The annual meeting of the plot
dva owners of Cranht+oak
Cemetery Wee
i Lon. held on Wednee11UY evening, March
:metnen:1 Deering drop head 'Hay Personals Mies Irene `Logan.
Loader ? don, with relatives in Bdlgrave; 24th• at 8,30, in 49ue churah base•
v ate. i trailer with stock raeb and Mr, and LandonJa 1tU Tor and Mrs nean and neat.preeled.The
JohnPJ. resident, Alfred SOhnroek Knight,
s
arae' reek, Stone boat Georgfamile
'Wheel ]Patron, ,. George Cook; Lorne Campbell with 'secretary. Those presentaMcTaggau't, ,
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Knight
21700 lh. Renfrew scales Duncan McTaggart, Martin Mc•
Quantity of Lumber and Plank i Ira Campbell, Luccu,ow; Mies Amy I
Set of Sloop Sleighs with flat rack Smith, Ralph McCrea, Martin Gras- Donald, Glen Huether and John d
12 anchor posits by, and David Armt,trong with Mr. 11 Sohnock, Zai Cedar posts, Thorn- I Moved by Glen Huether, seconded
•Hau-t•rls, 5A'hipplatrees. Chains and Mrs. 'Cecil Armstrong, that we
Feed sack' and many other articles dale; Mrs. R. J, McLeod, he Gtr ' by ' adOPtDuncan McTagf the last Annual
12 hunches of Cedar shingles, and Pamela. London, Biggins; I meeting, minutes) eried.
Slope scraper, Hand mower 1 mitts, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Bigg]
inch Eab A -Lawn caner mower Muss Edith Procter with Mr. and Movedby Glen Mueller, seconded
In
ncan
2,00 cement brick, 100 -4 -inch Tile I mrs, $els; WilbertandrMra. B.osce Andeu on It iihzDFrinancislcRepOrtkot hat we adopt
a general
iand Richard with Mr. and Mrs. account. — Carried.
Leslie Wills, Milton; Mr. and Mrs. i Moved by John J. Sohnock, leo
I
Erin Snowden, Teepee?, Miele, with 1 onded by Adrian McTaggaa•t that
' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes; Mr. 1 we adopt theiPerpetual Carse Ac -
Grain —
300 bushels +>f Mined Grain
Poultry —
30 hybrid Hears
,e-1ous hold Effects —
Machete Waehing Machin and Mrs. Jim Warwick, Blyth, wi
tluantities ,of •other Househclid Mrs. Laura Johnston; Ross Ander-
*ended the National Home
r7Pfects
] TERMS CASH
eft- W. Whitfield, Proprietor.
r-eiarold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
ETHEL
Show in Toronto; Miss Ellen Drap-
er. Brussels, with Mr. and Mrs.
iHarry Adams.
1 emit,.
I
the work done during the year.195e
stating tee grass was cut 6 times.
Moved by Adrian McTaggart, sec-
onded by Duncan Mr:Taggart, that
Knight as del -
The Sec.Treas. gave a report on
we appoint Gordon
PEOPLE WE KNOW I agate to ask the Council of GreY
for a grant of $100.00 for 1954.—
* Carried.
i Mrs. Morse attended the Home and Moved by Glen Huetber, seconded
'Tee following address: was read by ; Garden Show the same night. by Adrian MoTaggart, that we ap•
_aose Stephenson and Fred Keifer I * -* 0point Alfred Knight :as President for
-made the Presentation of the gift ' Mies Eleanor Morse attended the 1954. — Carried.
George Tunny thanked the people Ice Follies in Kitchener last Wed. "loved by Glen Mother, seconded
for the, lately v atrh, and dance,
be.; n :qday night I by Johm J. SOhnack, that we appoint
tore he leaves for averse -as duties., * * * the following directors for 1964 —
At ;- dance which which was held : Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, of London, John Shiells, R. L. Taylor, Duncan
;in Ethel on Wednesday, March 24111 e rent the week end at the home of � McTaggart, Malcolm McLean, Adrian
;:'ear Geer' Tunny:- hie parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm McTaggart, -Gordon Knight, Glen
We your friends and neighbours Morse. i Hi:ether. Malcolm McIntosh, Rae 1
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•
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erreve gather d here this evening to
* * * j Huston,Maurice Cameron Kenneth
�y so lime. We ay, sorry van are
Mrs. F. Mttohell had the mural' McDonald and Stanley Fischer. —
f tri
anti to Pali down the cellar stairs McMichael presiding, The secretary
leaving the ennemunity as you will 1
Carried. and treasurer reporte were read and.
bo greatly mts=?d. We envy 7011 as t her home on Monday. She was 7 :tgoved Py Duncan McTaggart„ sea approved. Plans were made for the
see army boy, b ir.a aisle to tray' l t+kr.n to Listowel hacpital for exrey. r ended by Glen Huether, that we ap
broken bones were revealed. Mrs. Easter Thank-afferinq which will be
rod see more of the world than most .,pnint John J. Sohnock as secretary ` held on April 20th . at S o'clock. A
of as ever will. We are glad that Mitchell returned home but ie i treasurer lot the year 1954. I film has 'been secured .and the
another Ethel boy has decided to Pro- suffering from shock and severe fI —Carried. indite of Monerieff and . Un✓
4,ect men's freedom both at house and ; bruises. I Moved by Duncan McTaggart, :sec- I ion are to be invited. Mrs. G.
nibroad. We wish yon every eoc I * es * 1, onded by Martin McDonald, that we I McGavin and Mrs. John McDonald
tees in your new career, a.s well as lir. and firs Wm. Horse were in 1
! appoint Russel Knight and Murray were appointed as delegates to the
s. happy and healthy life. London last Wednesday night. Air. i Huether as audttora for 1954. I Huron Presbyteatal to be held in
As a little remembrance of the � Morse was a gueet at the Supertest Northside United 6hurch, Seaforth
Folks at home we ask you to accept banquet and meeting of the London I Moved by John J. Sohn Carried.
i on April 14th. Mos Kirby road a
'4?3s gift. Each time you use it i Dfvi;.ion. Mr. Morse, formerly of Birr. t ended by Martin McDonald, that we letter gating 1hei our missionary
u are to remember that you will rseelved a certificate, a gold maple appoint Clifford Alcock as grave- tor prayer would again he Miss
I welcome in Ethel. leaf button and a three Piece silver i digger for 1954 at .,._ sam I Edith Clark, Africa. Mrs. Smalldon
hie rid 'Mrs Leeming had
Signed, Friends and netghhurs at tea service for 15 years with the Sup- $15.00 for lar a — x .. .
i g graves and $7.00 for
63aa1. , arrest Company. 1 ."mall ones. — Carried.
'Ethel Slick Chicks I * * * 7lfoved by Adrian Mora
Bill 1feWhtrter is, In 'CV-Inghaman ggart, sec
The eight meeting of the Ethell• i coded
'Slick Chicks was 'held r,n Saturdal i
afternoon. April erd. at the s,chool. �
'Roll call was anew, red by exhibiting i
slip. Record books were dtacussed
end final plane for Acihievement
Day were merle. Slip, and record
T.coks to he handed In not later than
April 7th.
FOR SALE --
Iteardwed and ',oftwood slabs,
-cedar tar kindling.
nasStevenson Phan
1
1 he fell from a ladder while W. M. S. of Duff' Mark 1. Liu cit p
also i doing electrical work on the entelde The W. M. S. ]nretieg
, of the barn nut T. L, McDonald's I Church was held in chut•ch baseme
charge of the program "Belief' for
Korea" and Mrs, Doted Buchanan
described the last chapter of "Where'
hospital suffering from concussion oy l,unran lV1ClaggartI
we appoint Martin McDonald as, care, 1 'tri'"
re the u
Sm."
a severe fracture of the first finger ; taker for 1954, at 80c an hour. W. A.
of the left hand and also a bad pun- I
—married.
metre wound of the hand. Dr. R. W. i
Stephens under whose Dare Mr. Movrel by Glen Huether, seconder] The April meeting of the WaltonW
1TrWhirtea• will he in the hospital i Woman's Association mut en Thurs.
I by Jahn J. Sohnock, that we adjourn dap afternoon a.t 2 P• in. in the base, a few days, woo*pleased to rep -i this meeting. ment. Mrs. Love wall in the chair,
sue- opened the meeting with the W. A.
I
Theme Song, followed Py the Mary
Stewart Collect. Scripture reading
a ter, verses 1-8. Hymn
nt i 87 was then sung. Sec. report wat
I rthen read and approved, foam:vet
ort Mae ex -ray did not show a
peered fracture of the skull. Ho i
received the injuries: when
WALTON
ara'4 farm. Sth. con. Morris Twp. on Thursday• April 1st, with Mrs. I
• ThQ Ig1gv aoKa
YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT ROE VITAFOOD,
OT MY BIRDS AWAY TO A
®ASTOC. iSTART. 1 SURE 6LOOK AtTHE SUE OF1'HE L
CHICKS— AND THEY'RE. ONLY SEVE.N
WEEKS OLD GOOD FOR YOU, BILL.
ya y KEEP THEM
Ne BY CHOOSING
igwV4
UR GROWING MASH
r ..UST AS CAR FP Y
I'VE BEEN
WORRYI N6
A LITTLE, DOC.
I DON'T WANT
Tib UPSET
MY CHICKS WITH
A SUDDEN CHANGE
IN FEED
be the Treas. report by Mrs, A.
Coutts with a balance of 0384.14 on
hand. Several items of buSiness—
W. A. Presbyterial to be held on
May 5th at Walton United Church,
The annual Cerden Party to be held
On Wed., June 23rd. The meettng
closed with prayer.
C. G. 1. T. Meets
The April megting of the Walton
C. G. I. T. was held in the basement
of the church on April 3rd at 2.30.
The meeting opened with prayer,
!followed by .singing hymn 205. Doris
r hns't'on read the scripture and this
was followed by prayer. A hymn was
sung. Clue leader, Doreen McCreath,
gene an interesting topic on the in-
spirations of the bible. The minutes
of the last me ihtg were road and
adopted. The roll call was answer-
! ed by twelve members. The next
needing will be held on May lett,
in the basement of the churah. We
planned to invite our matters to
our affiliation service with the
I
W. M. S. on April 30th. Hymn 114
was sung, followed by all repeating
the purpose.. The meeting closed
with benediction, after which lunch
was nerved.
We
BABY CHICKS
A N D
STARTED PULLETS
SIX DREEDS
SUSSEX
SUSSEX .X RED CROSS
RED X SUSSEX CROSS
RED X ROCK CROSS •
ROCK X LEGHORN CROSS '
RHODE ISLAND RED ;
have a few started Pullets on Rand, 'and will take orders
COVENEY'S HATCHERY -
Mitchell, Ont.
P, 0. BOX 57
for Started Pullets for Future Deilvery.
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PHONE 112
THERE'S NO FEAR OF THAT,
BiLL. JUST M }» YOUR
PRESENT ROE A%ON)
WITH ROE. VITh6RoW
THE FIRST WEEK
THE GRADUALLY Lii,G
VITARO A
swam
IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD
WATCH OR DO ?
YE5,SIR, AND IT'S JUST AS I MFORTANTAS FEED.
KEEP THE LITTER DRY. TO,DOTHIS A LITTLE HEAT
15 NECESSARY, AND IKEEP1 IE LITTERWELL
STIRRED UP. WATCHUD THE BR000ERWHERE
THE CHICKS SIT AT NI6HT{ AND IF IT 15 AT AU.
DAMP, STIR IN A Lf7LE HYDRATED LIME, IF
1 1,THE LITTER GO'S MATTED REMOVE 11.
THIS fS GOOD
Lam} INSURANCE
Ntir4, r;,c, ' AGAINST
v'jV 7)%,._,,COCGID1051S
a�
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By Roe Farms Service Dept.
WHAT ABOUT VENTILATION, DOC.?
CHICKS NEED PLENTY OF FRES' ' IR,
BUT BE SURE TO AVOID DRAFTS. WATCH
THE WEATHER S0 THAT TK OPENINGS ARE
CLOSED MORE ON EXTREMIt,Y WINDY OR
COLD DAYS, AND ON BRI814T stow t
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AU.
THE SUNSHINE AND
DRY, WARM AIR. �,�+±►,
PROTECTYOUR CHICK INVESTMENT
Whiod
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BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
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