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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-6-30, Page 4%y�'y.../` <.. � y�% Kph �•+ A y,�,y y� PEQ %..R W E Kf i O W'Y CR{"'lNBROOF'►+ A,nniver4ary Servieesi were held * inox Presbyterian Church on M,rs, pert HoiniUgwaY Is leaving''' oICO Sunday, June 27. Rev, J. It. Mae- Inaleeday ter the Western Provinces Donald of As1i!field and Ripley was l and'Vaneeaver. guest preacher gond gave inspiring 1 sermons both morning and evening• * *es The choir, aselated b , Mr. 13D1/Cum ren Saintly of welo Owen Sound were e theins service. Mrs, lien s tet contributed the i end vtattors with relatives in town. Seth. MacDonald Nitre M. Crewel" returned ttonOtiven &tl elle mothe gates; rning tug s avtcef the and nptho 1 4r.,und is Mr. and 'Mrs. D. V. Warwick and ningham, their dered two teal tilt thein for a vasal � evening Mies. Margaret Peimle sang even' the solo, "In the laud where the Dr. and :tire. {'• A. Ayers, Jack rotes never. Rade, i Mitohell and Mr. and 'Mrs. George Next Sunday morning. July 4, the ; Mct'uto'teon returned home last cerviec will be conducted by Rat 1 Week from a ,'weer trip to the Alex Perrte, Edgewater, N. J.• 'Whet Cease - the reenter hour of eleven. Sunday ;lceenl will be held at 10 o'clock as * * * usual. , Dr. and Mrs. Ilavid Smith, Strat Mre. Wm. Cameron Sr., ie spend- terd, on11F'd en 111r. and M114 R. W. Ing awhile with frlende, in Ayr, Mr. and M. Jim Shaw and family. Keane-inverluirenou theirreontl`hu slay of tape Niagara. Falls, called on Miss.AUCs last. week. 7. Forrest on Sunday. 7im is a son of the late Mr. Oscar Shaw who was a * * * former teacher here. Mr. and Mia. Cordon Switzer and Peter Jon, Beamaville, Nestled on Sunday wile' Mr. and Mrs. Mao Etugel. Mrs. Robert Campbell, Wingham, I attended the anniversary services on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs,, Stanley Campbell. Evening Auxiliary z The Orlaabrock Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Glenn Huether, Tues.. evening, June 22nd, with 14 members present. Grace Evans was leader and opened �with , verse and hymn Was sung. ty 1 Knight ted in prayer. The meeting , was turned oved to the President. I the minutes were read and approved.I Roll call was ene,wered with a verse containing the word gather. The con-; densed report of the Maitland Pres. ; ^ic Scan ; Mr. andlire; Alec Coleman re- turned prime last week alter visiting relatives in England. Mr. Coleman reported they hada l seers day esly trip, t itt was marred by cept two FOOTBALL SCHEDULE * a Sane — 25 Winthrop at Listowel 28 Listowel at Loasedboro 28 Holstein at Winthrop 28 Wingham at Brussels 30 Londesbtno at Wingham July 3--Londesbero at Brusstls 5 Holstein at Brussels 7 Brussels at Wingham 9 Holstein at 'Pi/Ingham 9 Londes'boro at Ltstowel 14 Listowel at Wingham 15 Brussels at Winthrop 15 Londesboro alt Holstein 19 Wteehatn at Holstein LADIES INTERMEDIATE SOFTBALL W. O. A. A. June — 25 71t. Forest at Bruaeis 25 Clifford at Paisley 28 Harriston at Pinkerton 28 Beussele at Paisley 28 Clifford at Mt. Forest 29 Pinkerton at Clifford 80 Paisley at Hanover Jit1Y "_ Mt. Forest at Harriston g Peeeley at Brussels 2 Pinkerton, at Hanover 5 Mt. reseal at Clifford 'Mt. '�oreet at Hanover Elnkerton ;,;14 ia1 Brussels ralgfee, Pfarriston Hau0Yeee at PatsteY XfarriAl14. et Clifford Hanover les keenarriston g , et Paisley Y5 vigt-N t Pinkerton FlArrigvigg at Mt. Forest Clifford{ Qi ianover Bruseeelg a Mt. Forest 20 Herrist*n et Paisley 23 8ariisall et Brussels 23 Hangytr at Clifford 28, YaWZ at Mt. Forest 29 Pingleffeein at Har'riston 27 Mt. PO -est at Pinkerton 29 Clifford at Harrietoa byterial was read. The P. » 1 discussed to be held in Juiy. The I near Toronto. During the oPing, following committees were ani Isabel guests had an opportunity of ed: sports, Betty Knight: ,meeting serene' officers of the Com - line [thee, Maxine Smalldon, Isabel,Pane, including john T. Brom, Engel; drinks. Ethel Campbell, P`a Grace Evans, Grace Michel; Lunch, . Solos, •'...-i,lent ;C. C. P, aro, Des Della Fischer, Limed McNair. bTina Vi' "-President: Frank 11'ebhc, inion Saes Manager; F. A. Wirt, aker. THE F3RUS.SELS POST W'edn achy ,June 39t1t. 1004 tat'3 .:NAA Riverside Motors - brussels, Ont. ETHEL Mr. and Mrs. led. Richards of le Richards & Son, Evhel, has just returned Cram Toronto where they were gin eats of the J. 1. Oase Com- pany, including John T. Brown, inert', at the formal opening of the Company's newly built sales branch Mr. Ed. Richard; "to see the fine assortment of new tractors, combin- es, balers and other Case machines now available for Eastern Canadian rermet Mention should be made of the many mounted implements which can be bitched and unhitch- ed in a minute without leaning ee tractor seat, fit Ontario farming actly and made Harming easier." WALTON of the Church on Julie 21st at 8 P.m. The meeting was opened by t to worship by Mary Dennis. follow- ed ollowed by ;singing hymn 80. Audrey Hack - wall read the scripture and prayer I by - Mary Dennis. Mos. Doreen Mc- , Cnefafth, leader,_ gave an interesting topic. Hymn 237 Was sung. Members repeating the purpose. Plans were mads; for the C.G,I,T. picnic tobee held in Stratford on Jul. Dis- cussion regarding the C,G.L.T. Rally to be held in the Walton Ohuroh on Sept. 25th. Collection was taken and the meeting closed with bene` diction. C. G. I. T. Meets The aluse meeting of the Walton C. G• 1. T. was held in the basement Eiuned \Ic tench coin .Aornwolf. Service Department Man. i 'Racine Nair offered her home , for flag August meeting, line ger from the main office ice n mittee, Grace Evans, Mary Huether • 1, Wisc. , P. S. A. Acquaintance was and Tillie Engel. July Mission Baud renewed with individuals from the belie re. Eiuned McNair. Laura f nmpan7's managerial Staff at Tor- Strickler and Mildred Perrte. 7rt of 1 onto including M. E. Loonier, Bran thePres we- taken. E. A was ch �;Ianagr; Assistant Managexs J. the Presbyterial is Ethel given W.Roe and T. L. Hardwell and i ed these had Jeane Dunn thank- Service Supervisors W. C. Freya ed those who had taken part at the Act 4 ed C, Patterson. Pr' <,iYterial. Hymn Was 1115 and Scripture reading s The new branch facilities are loc. i O- 20 was read in unison. The :,t�-d on an nacre site at the inter - „ice "Chain Reaction was read 1rectinn of Highways 27 and 6 is by el:ary Hnether. Hymn wase e Ft.eblcnke TownehtP• Conet>itct• . 1 fnitnwed with Prayer en ion is of the incombustibQe ifyDa, 1 Evans. T1ie Miz1'ah Benediction I was repeated. Lunch was served consisting of steel framework with those assisting the hostess were and glass walls. + Advertising Homage,; and H. G. FOR SALE — Hardword and softwood east*, deo cedar for kindling, Jae. St'venaon Phone 14 eliidred Perris and Jean. Dunn. Rapid handling t cilitie0 cam east of docks to accomodate six railway cars and ten htgb'Way trucks WINGHAM , simultaneously. Railway docks orb 1 serviced by the O. P. R. MEMORIAL SHOP One of the oldest manufacturers Your Memorial Craftsman For Thirty-Ftve Tears, Always using in the industry, The Oa se Company and its products have been Trail- THE ellTHE BEST GRANITES known for many years in Ontario Along With and the West. The modern building Expert Designing and hist completed is evidence of the Workmanship. Case Company's faith in the future Prices Most Reasonable 1 of mechanized agriculture in the Cemetery Lettering a Specialty 1 Provinces of Ontario and Quebec. R. A. SPOTTON The recent introduction of the new i Phone 266, 'gingham, Ontario ; Model l78*. 500 Case Diesel Tractor,' __ _ v^__ w," ( the new ' Self -Propelled Combine, FOR SALE — the new No. 140 Baler and other Newlyweds can select from about 1 new Case machines. all esitee1a11Y 20 Livingroom Suites, 20 Bedroom, , adapted to Ontario, has trade sub. 12 Kitchen Suites at the Sohuett's ' abantially larger branch facilities in Mildmay Friiniture stores. Free de- I this Province essential to the fie:St livery. Low prices. J. F. Scbuett I intereate of Case dealers and taer9. and Son, Mildmay. i "it was very en000l1'a0i110" eaiC MOTHER NATURE HAS SET UP A VERY EFFICIENT STOCR�AGE AND CHOPPING SYSTEM IN CHI. 'THE CROP HOL THE FOOD AND SENDS IT DOWN THEA SOFTENING -UP TUBE WHERE THE GIZZARD OR GRINDER CHOPS IT UP IF ppgre SPOTLIGHT ON NORMON BROOKS Not often do carbon 001ies t'urz< i out to be better than the original, but Norman Brooke is the meantime Brooks, who has made a name ror himself as another Al Jolson, has a versatile, unstudied voice which has . erected quite a stir in Hollywood. Canada can claim credit for this tale anted artist, born in Montreal, who is well on his way to becoming a bright new star. This week Star Weekly lets you know hint intimat- ely. They features story entitled: "Norman Brooks — He's Stere smother Jolson," than ;ELGE.AVE A presentation and donee wale held in the Forrester's Hall, here. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralpli McCrae (nee Amy Smith) 'who Were( married recently, -Tony Lengridp9 addresstdthe couple and Martin Mashy presented them with a purse of money on behalf of the commun- ity, Tlfftn's arche'etraplayed for denting. Director of Farm Services' for CFPL•Radio meets, with his rural listeners 'at 12 noon Monday through" • Saturday. ;His large audience hears interviews with i agricultural authorities, news of meetings, market} quotations and items of general interest to farmers. On Sundays at 10:15 a.m. on "Town and Country", Roy Jewell does a roundup of news items from West. ern Ontario weeklies, which are of interest to both rural and urban listeners. THE FARM PAG 1 TONE4 OF THESE CHICKS ARE SAME AGE AND HA ETHE SAME SIZE CROP AND GIZZARD AND EACH OF THEM EAT THE SAME VOLUME OF FEED DAILY. ONETHRIVES.,.THE OTHER STARVES AND HERE'S WHY, t HERE'S THE SECRET, KIDS. THIS HAND HOLDS THE DAILY FOOD FOR OUR POOR. TI RED CHICK. THIS HAND HOLDS ROE VITAGROW AND GRAIN FOP. OUR PERKY CHICK. NOTICE THAT BOTH LOTS ARE THE SAME BY VOLUME BUTVITAGROW IS LOADED WITH HEALTH AND GROWTH PROMOTING INGREDIENTS. THE SECRET IS QUALITY NOT QUANTITY. JUST LIKE MOTHER SAYS NOT HOW ttlIgg IEAT BUT WMT� I EAT. SURE, CHICKS NEW A BALANCED DIET TOO, VITAMINS, ALL FRESH AND CAREFULLY CHOSEN,. ofdlr 3' '--- By Roe Farms Service Dept. 4. YOU HIT IT, PETE. YOU TOO CAN ONLY HOLD 60 MUCH MAKE SURE IT 16 A BALANCED HEAL BE SURE.' EE v/+ E TART VIMVrrAFOOD ANO SWITCH TO VITAGROW ;asp liuron Produce BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT ETHEL F. HARRISON MONC91EFF 77111