HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-3-2, Page 5QUiCRLY PREPARED
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LASTING ENERGY
13aELGRAVE
The annual meeting of the liel-
grave Co -Operative Aeson{.t.tton was
'held In the Foresters hall here on
Thursday. Over- 200 members and
their wives sat down to an ex-
cellent supper planned en.1 serv-
ed by members of the Athletic As-
soelartien in aid of the arena bnild-
Ing fund,
Stewart Proctor, R.R. 5, Brussels,
vire-president of the association,
was chairman. C. R. Coultas, man-
ager, gave an interesting report
of the progress of the es'oriation
and Informed the members that
Improvements aro under way on
the present betiding, Norman eYlex-
amd'er, of the service aeecunring
department of the United Co -Oper-
atives of Ontario, presented limn- ,
eta' statements,
Alden, McLean, Muh'kirk, a rNrPe-
ter of the United Co-Opperativee of
Ontario, was the guest speaker. in
his address he dealt with the struc-
ture of co-operatives, the advent-
age of doing business on a rash
basis. of building a strong co -opera•
tive thrcng'h a continenns educe- -
tionai program, and a sound finale
cial position through the revolving
Alen of financing. He spoke of the
tremendous expansion of co-opera-
tives
o-opera
tives throughout western Canada
and the United States. Co-operation
is not a dollars -and -cents pr0posi-
tian, but a way and a, philosophy
of life, said Mr. McLean.
The following directors were
elected: Stewart . Proctor, R,R. 5
Brussels; Lewis Cook, .R.R, 1, 13e1 -
grave; Les Wightmam., R.R. Wing•
ham; Mason Robinson, R.R. 1 Bel
grave. At the conclusion of the
general meeting the directors met
and Gloated the following officers;
president, Stewart Proctor; i.st
vice-president, James :Michie; • 2nd
vice-president, Simon T'Iallahan;
secretary, 0, R, Coulter,
Following the business session,
dancing was enjoyed.
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The Presbyterian W.M.S. monthiy
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. E. Cunningham. The president
evened the meeting and erudueted
the business, tars. G. Kreuter had
charge of the dcvottonaj period, and ,
read part of a chapter from the
Study Book "Enter China."
The Presbyterian (Meech Annual I
Banquet was held Friday night with i
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or and Mac and Mrs. Engel attended
nt the funeral un Tuesday at St.
u. Thomas.
011 , Mrs. Murray Parton. a.n.{ little
daughter, Sharon. London, spent
n4' the week end with her parents, Allen
n. and Mrs. Cameron,
teens of print were eteeel4^e'I en
the ladles rut hint hineke (linin
the afternoon. Mrs. P, 5, Melewr
offered the eloeine prayer.
Delirious refresh ,08.46,/81 n•8.
served by the hostess nAeeetrd I)
Mrs, Snell ifimd.ell and 11rra, Har
EilIott.
Mrs. L. C. ,Tnroeneen, Mrs. Georg
Thomson, Miss Mnry Duff and Mr
AT T Aitken visited eel 117 Mrs. R
E. Do -Val at Wingha,m.
d Jas, and Mrs. Met:Clem, SI
T 4 Thomas visited Sunday with Lytle
p 1 and Mrs. Gordon. bringing Mrs. C.
Ometea3 home atter ependine nearly
re two months In St. Thomas.
y t Mrs, Lylls Gordon resumed :ter
4'y 414f14'5 as teacher this week following
enforced 'holidays on account of 111
r. health.
s.
Ten'nrlteen tables were In play at th
progressive euchre party spunsore
by the Women's Institute at the coo
munlry 41.1.11 1414 rem., ., igA e. -ere 8.e
Mee. John 1G McTavish had th
1tgh se twee. Refrealmlpets wee
served.
The Y.P,T'. of the Unitnrl Chtu'c
lad charge of the evening service n
Sunday, The president. Miss Yield
e Mrs, Lawrence Tutton
d The funeral of Mrs, Lawrence
Pelton was held Wednesday after-
!) u , 4r4s,+, kin 4, 4'•y..
P son wnnd•rtil Tart
Funeral Home, 45 Erie et„ Airs. Pel-
f' ton died in the Stratford General
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Hospital eariy Monday morning fol-
lowing a week's serious illness, the
n culmination of poor health for
Drerkenridge, cnneurted the meeting
leer n song servvlee dirente'l by
were decorated with yellow candles ' n
on mauve and yellow doilies, and a
fine supper was enjoyed,
Rev. Milne was chairman for the 116
evening . The -programme consisted i
of vocal solos by Missal Gwenda
17gkmier, T ethelle Eckmier, Mr. h
Douglas Dunbar, Stewart Nicol, iioss 17
Cunningham, Bob Cunningham.
Recitations .by Sharon Cardiff
and Donna Alexander, Trio by
Marilyn, Verne and Carmen Bowes,
and instrumental music by Donald
bunionand a trio, Florence and Cliff ,
Qnerengesser and Stewart Ntcoi,
ATTENTION FARMERS— o
We have a supply of Lundy's tP
Fence and Steel Poste. Also 1941
Ford Truck with rack, In A-1 cou-
dttion. Ethel Produce
Phone 22-r-10 Ethel, Ont,
Mrs. W. 7, ,Johnston, The presider
read a scripture passage and ler]
in prayer. Mrs. W. J. Peacock read
panes, "Musts in the Church:
Ilestratod by the reading of a
,ymn by Mrs. Carl Johnston.. Mrs
amps .Tnllnstnn read an article on
Seven Years In Trinidad.”
At the morning service at Knox
Presbyterian Chruch. Rev. Leland
C. Jorgensen preached the first in
a series of Pre -Fester sermons.
The World Day of Prayer will
e observed in the Presbyterian
Church on Pricliay aftocno0n at
:30 o'clock. ..n invitation is 'x-
nd4sd to all the women of the
NOTICE
Due to the increase of our equipment we
are now able to handle more work.
If you have wood to chain saw - Phone
HANNA BROS.
Atwood 45-r-14 •
Prices gladly given free.
New Ferguson Tractors and Ferguson
System Implements for sale.
Guranteed delivery immediately or before
Spring if orders are placed at once.
A full stock of all implements and attach-
ments for these tractors are available.
Put your order in now.
We Jac
Listowel, Ont.
souMotors Lt
Phone 161
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Chesterfields and Occasion ;.] Chairs— REPAIRED and RECOVERED --
Also Rebuild Mattresses
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FREE PICK-UP AND DELiVERY
tk i�
Stratford Upholstering (0.
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43 Breus ck Street
Enquire at
D. A. RA .A., N
%idiorcl, Ott.
lirrnkfteve enol Funeral Service.
Mew 36 or 86 — Omni*, O.
mmatimamersa.,444.4nowesook n.”,
community.
Pereona.ls: Mr, and Mint Janes
Turnbull and two sons. Keith and
Neil. Ethel. with Mr. and Mrs. 7.
Gordon Malmdell; Mr. and Mrs.
Dolaid Street, Kttchen'er, with Miss
Mary Duff And Mrs, Aitken; Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, Brussels,
with Mr. and Mrs, Peter S. Me-
E1v0n; 1174'5. Harry Gulley, Wing -
ham, with her father. Pearson
Rnlluh, of 'the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Mann; Bill Tbompson,
sten of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn 'i'homp-
son. sufferer] a broken ern 3411
n• bruised head and face, when he
fell off n light truck when turning
n 04301108 on Highway 10 in Blne-
vaie on .Sunday efternitnn; Mrs,
Ehler Sellers and daughter Silentwith.. her parents, Mr. ant Mrs.
Howard Black. Toronto; .Mrs, R.
1, MciLen,n.an left this week for
Winnipeg, Man., where her mother
is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheetunre,
Rrinohs•m, were the 5neeta or tumor,
Wednesday night at h largely-
attended
argely
attended social gathering in the Blue-
.1cmnannndty ball.
Mrs, Alex McCirackin read an ad-
dress in rhyme, e0mp0aed by Mrs.
George T-Llthel'ington, Fleming
7ohnston presented the Newlyweds
with .a snbsta)ltda1 purse to which
Mr, Casemo'e made a reply, Mrs.
Casemore was the ".oomer Misa
Irene Hall, daughter of Mr, etud
\T1s Gordon Hall, Blu_evale,
Dancing was enmusk:
to mus
supplied by T1Pfin':s orchestra, Jim
Fraser ' acted as caller for the
square donee, Lunch wits served
by �(be ladies,
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Rev, O. A. Milne, Brussels, woe in
charge of ,the service In Knox (Church
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on Sunday mottling, The anthem
ft was "T neon ,Terns" by Gabriel. Dr,
e Turner, Ingersoll, is-oxpetlted to
cm1441(5 the service on Merte11 0, Forks, shovels, chains
Mrs, Lloyd Backwell, Galt, was a 1Vh{fflet.rees, kncrirynkes and
week end visitor at the home of her
father, JohnMol5abb.
News was received Sunday of the
(teeth in jllrnn
t, Ttaa of Alex Mo'
Dongadl, Mr, McDougall had been
in poor health for seine time, but
suffered 'a severe heart attack early
in. the week from which be failed
to rally, . FTo Ie survived by his
widow .and two sons, Donald and
Clarks all of St. Thomas, and two
some time. Rev. N. A. Healey nI
Central United Church, assisted hY
Rev. David Wren officiated at the t
SPrrfeP in the funeral home and at j
the committal service in Avondale 1
cemetery, Pallbearers' and bower
bearers were; William Cardiff,
Brussels, David McNionl, Toronto;
Russel 'Doherty, Blyth; Clayton
Colgnhnun, Science TIIll; John 1
Bruce, Walton; - Alvin McNiool,
London; John McNichol, Farquhar,
Lheyel Russell, St. Marys; Ray
Cooper, Exeter;; Aldred 1ToNicol,
Farquhar; Tames McDougall, Crone
arty; .Tack Madge, Mitohell; ,Tames
Armstrong, 13rne,sels; Gorden
Hodgart, Exeter; and Mervyn Hodg-
ert, 'Dublin. Relatives and friends
from out of town who attended the
funeral were from Toronto, Blyth,
Science Hill, Walton, London, Tear -
miller, St. Marys, Exeter, Cromarty,
Mitchell, Brussels, Dublin, Tilsem-
hnrg, Seafolth end Stara..
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1 3 Hereidrd steers 2 yrs, old
2 fat heifers rising 2 yrs. old
5 Durham mettle 1 yr. old
PIGS
1 'York sow, bred
19 Chunks
GEESE
1 goose and gander
Chicken shelter
Oil brooder stove
HAT and GRAIN
10 tons choice clover lmy
25e bus, mt*ed grain
in welts buckwheat
TM'PT,EMT1IN7'1
harm wagon
Ili -ft. sliding hay rack Clutter
lulh
Qec spiky riding plow
Fanning mill Cultivator2000-11). Renfrew scales
Diss. harrow Tonto drill I.rl
international cream separator a
Root politer Flat rack h
2 bench sleighs, one like new sP
32 -ft, extension ladder 141
1 stock rack 100 feet snow fence
40 cedar posits Wheeibarrow (new) so
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock &.Imnle,ents and
Household Effects
at Lot 17, Con. 18, Grey Twp
We miles East of Walton on
County Road on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 9th
at 1 P.M.
CATTLE
Durham cow, dere March 28th
Durham cow, fresh recently
Carrow cow ready to ship
grass farrow cow
I to ln'oetiee;,
Carol Lowry
14' witting the 7niate 1
Mother reports, Carol u 141l.14
6118. Mete s1 and kept her room
Pamela Porter
Itresees herself in the morning,,
and one morning /nether was
awakened at 7:15 by hney lit De
vette Hues and noise in the kitchen,
{ A certain little Brownie was Prepar-
ing breakfast,
A big job, for such a little Brownie,
well done Pamela.
Elaine Wood
Poor Elaine was sick, but was a
good little p54tient for Daddv M616814M616814mother was in hospital, Hope mother
is Stijl improving and that you are
still trying to help, now that you
t have her hone. We just {snow you
will Elaine, and we think being
good while one is sick isn't always
easy.
Keep up the good work Brownie.
Francis Myers
Made breakfast several mornings
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even made the coffee.
Mother and Ded must be proud and
glad to have such a helping Brownie
at home. Swell work 131'018111G,,
Catherine Leach
Did the flat ironing for mother, and
tmending some of her own clothes..
5 ,rat's the spirit Catherine, keep
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,the good work,
1 Dianne McNalr
Got supper and made the beds.
Bet that made mother happy,
Dianne.
Barbara Stiles
Helped make beds and sewer] a
button on her own dress.
quint's a clever Brownie,
Shirley McN1eI
Washed and waxed her own bed
room floor.
That is a ,gond example to your
six Shirley. Good girl.
Linda Imeson
Helped ,as a little Brownie should
ail week. Brown Owl is really Iufky
have ave such a team in the Brownies.
CUBS
As usual our Cubs shone all over
the place last week. Those are the
the lads who know what a good turn
will do. They -brought in coal, run
special errands, tools out ashes,
looked ,atter their younger brothers
or staters. one Cub, David Kemtedy
helped another boy out of a creek
where he lead fallen in and was np
to his waist in water.
Fine work boys, Keep it en a.nd do
good turn every day,
GIRL GUIDES
1 have heard reports of the Girl
Guides too, melting beds, mending,
oning, baking, cleaning the home
ressing the younger members of
P family, and even taking over the
,sir of funning the home whet
mother was sick.
That land of help deserves praise
nd you are a credit to the Guide
cement, Wonderful work girls.
SCOUTS
M os t Scouts take Serrating
Pr{nnsly and prove They know and
notice their promise and laws,
eorge Couslns
put the ninth Scout law into
raetire last week. Who told me
eorge7 Why! a little bird tnh',
e. Good work George,
Scout Matheson missed Tneedav
ght and we missed you Tan. Hope
won't be long 1141]'1 yen ere hater
Gm Trenp 16564111.
Vire know the other Senuts 4111 Tend
res, but just smiled when naked
they dirt something worth while.
Scent - Guide Weep closed Sunday
th elm -eh parade to Melville
esbyterienl Church. Rev. George
Milne, M.A., 'ave a fine inspiring
dress, one whioh we should all
1re to heart .There was a good tern,
it of Scouts, Outs, Guides and
owndes nod Leaders,
We are 14071 to learn that Miss
izalbetll Downing ;nae off our Tical
ssloei•n+tion members, Pell and broke
8.r arm. Sincerely wishing n
eedy recovery for you, Also Scout -
aster Gibson's mother is sick in
oronto. Sorry Gerald, Hope she evil]
nn he well, and he ba.ok home
gain. .
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Implements
and Household Effects
at Lot 12, ton, 13, Mullett Twp,
1%¢ mites west of Haricok on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH loth
at 12,30 P.M.
HatlessHatless3, Cattle 31, head, 'Mille-
men:ts—full Noe of Perm Machinery
inohldmg ,a Threshing Machine,
A11 -steel 'Wlhtto' grain ammeter 28.56,
cutter, roller bearings, a good
010tle811 machine. '
TERMS CASH
PETER MaoDONALD, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
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1 set breeching harness (good)
Number horse 001 tars
Other articles
HOTTSEFIOLD EFFECTS
2 Quebec heating staves
Good washing machine and wringer,
with motor and pulley
Teitchen cupboard Extension table
Couch Organ, Settee, Morris chair
Wash. stand, Daisy churn
Large crocks Quantity dishes
TERMS CASH
elsfers, t\1ts. 7, D, Idlnahtry, Saar MRS, GEORGE HOEC1Y, Prop.
forth and Mrs. Wm, Sm.aildon, Cyan• HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
'rockWm. and Fred Sinal1don E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
1111 6:1143, 1114.9
• WOnal erhrooef — built to sustain
the sow and produce healthy, rugged litters.
• Wanderwe®n _ from the 3rd weak
on—gets your pigs away to a fast, safe start.
• Wandergr®w _, for the farmer with
lots of grain—the perfect balancer, made for
Western Ontario needs.d
W eiderherst�d — a complete hog
grower, that gets your hogs to market in 51/2to
6 months.
ROE FARMS MILLING CO. - ATWOOD, ONT.
NOW'®44'
PASTURE
IN THE BAG!
Spring Grasses, rich in pro-
teins and vitamins are har-
vestedattheir nutrition pealc,
dehydrated In minutes, then
added to all Roe Vitamized
Feeds. , , "a green -gold" diet
bonus For poultry, livestock,
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Repair Your Tractor — any make
Repair all. kinds of Farm Equipment
Pedlar ]'tarn Equipment
Dominion Tires
Otaco Farm Implements
ihh ads St Sam
Phone 86-r-6 - Ethel
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Having been appointed an agent for the
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
1 hereby solicit your business our rates are --
$2.00 per $1000,00 or
20 cents per $100.00.
Compare these rates with your present
insurance and call Selwyn Balser
Brussels, Phone 43-r-10.
Also agent for the Hartford Wind Insur-
ance Co,, your business will be appreciated.,
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