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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-5-17, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST /IUPLE INDEMNITY INSURANCE p raiding accidental death and dismemberment benefits b your loved oast Your beneficiaries will receive: Face Value of the Policy if if youie® fbrom accident. a natural ecause. Doable e tint ace Vale of the poliycy youaccident while �arga par Triple the Fonar Value of the policy if you die by sewer in certain public conveyances or while in a burning public b You oufttt▪ _ w.e ow pea�ab .Cor/ad.reler Lo Artumuno•e° giving v+rHau1+.. d M* bon.A. WU isttwoot l+° Confederation Li f r .... o• v r II Association J. C. LONG -tFOR SALE— iiliectric a.otorsr�wC Ji 3.00 ° .wc.l. r"spert. Workmanship. btor:a- ;,rieea. Nt.w motors .n stools aettger Inouetrtee, 946 Ontario, Bernet, ntrut'or'S Representative FOR SALE — Brussels WALTON 1 R,- Shorthorn Buil, red in col- eur, aisn 1 Universal milker, 1 double uttit and 1 single unit outlets for 20 cows. Nen. McFarlane Phone 29-r-18. WILLIAM CAMPELL TILE DRAINAGE CONTRACTOR Box 508 Reasonable Rates Seaforth Phon ?, 1-186-W .Evenings the Hums Presbyterial at Clinton, There is to be a bale of oloilling peeked for European relief abroad by the last week In June. The 160th of Grey Group had charge of the program, with Mrs, John McDonald, as leader. She was assisted tlu•atug's oat by several members of the group, The meeting closed with Hymn 402 and prayer. The Women's Association of Wal- ton united Church was held on Wed., May 10th in the church with a8 ladies present. The meeting was called with prayer by the president, 1 Mrs, W. J. Bennett, The minutes of The Voice Of Temperance -- 1 1 last meeting was read and approved. it is an axiom that reforms can - ' Thank you cards were read from not be affected until there le a Pres - Mrs. Russel Barrows and Mrs, sure of public opinion. It is also an IFraser for the Easter lilies and a box of fruit. It ways decided that we halve a garden party the date to be set later. Stems of business was taken up in connection with the rardels party. The meeting closed with the Miza.ph benediction, The fifth meeting of "Meat in. the Menu" was held at the hoarse of Mrs. Clarence McNichol, 101mtra, with his parents Nlr. and Mrs, hurtle Mc- Nichol, Lawrence Marks is preparing to build a new cottage on West icing James Bishop, North Bay, is amend - Ing a few days at his summer home here, The Y. P. ti. of 'Duff's United Church put on their play "Henpecked Henry", In Monsarleff United Church Wednesday evening before an entetutsdastle audience. The :ti:ty meeting of the W. 1+1. S. was held 00 Wednesday, May 10th, with a goad attendance. The 25th rniiv rsary of the Auxiliary was iehlated at this meeting. Several ,f the past presidents and our ores- I:t trident was presented with a. ft tete, firs. H. Johnston presided r e• the opening service, The sec- ,:•tttry'e and treasurer's reports were read and adopted. hhe Society re.. r--irf-.; an Invitation from the Win- thrcn W. M. S. to attend their Baz- >- gmAl. <,.•,r, wltlela is being held June 7th. Mrs, H. B. Kirkby was in .Sarnia Mrs. Wal. Turnbull and Mrs. C. attending' the Women's Missionary. Martin gave interesting. reports from Society Conference, Wednesday, May 17th, 1950 .axiom that there is nothing like the facts to determine public opinion. In the matter of tine use of beverage al. pellet the facts are getting Into the Public mind. They aro reported in every newspaper. The are seen on every new's0aper. They are seen on outside every beverage room, They '•re nanoid and tragic facts. Tt is in- 'Humphries on the evening of May 11, evitahle that in course of time public The girls gathered in the kitchen opinion will be moulded by the facts and each did a part in making the iand will Judge beverage alcohol to be meat loaf. The meeting opened by .n" t'a'e"rail and destructive agent singing "Music, Music. Music." The minnles of the last meeting were r–el rind adopted. The next meet - leg is to he held on Tuesday, May ;Otic, The girls are to bring ono recipe for ground meat. The girds then tonk notes for their record 1 'its. The girls took down the sixth meeting notes and counted the meeting as two. Each girl had a sample of the meat loaf which was namaramisa that it is. The Huron Temperance Fe leeatlnln has a good confidence that the pressure or this informed paibdic opinion will yet bring about many match needed temperance re• forme, TENDERS WANTED — For spray pauntmg the Palace on the Fair Grounds at Brussels. State price by the hour and in bulk for the 1f51 ler, 15'e expect to furnish the Paint. To be painted during June or July. Tenders to be in by June 1st. Geo. Wesenburg, Sec.-Treas. Brussels, Phone 56-r-9. Painting is fun with Flo-Zon quick drying enamel. Just flow it on, Flo-Zon levels itself. 18 beautiful colours, black cod white. Johnson's' Paint & Electric Store Brunets. O0 the net1,'�oe'8e for You'll thrill a its Finer a • its ear da, ease ..itsperformance withen compare handling. ' its safety. any other delivered Y• for yo Ill agree Dodge give. you or ars, jn mare e11efY we. Y. DODGE SPECIAL DELUXE 4-0005 SEDAN GE E L#."XE ODGE SPECIAL DE LUXE ALEX ANDERSON PHONE 82 BRUSSELS, ONT. CRANBROOK The Mother's Day program was used in the 'Sunday School at 10 o'clock on Sunday, May 14, with Rev, A. J. Simpson giving the ad- dress "God Work Through Homes." The Rev, D, C. McLelland, Toronto, ,Field Secretary for the Temperance Federation, was present at the regular morning service. Rev, Allan Reoch of Manohmlria, will be in Knox Presbyterian Church, 1Sthel, on Thursday, May 18, 1950 at9p.m, Rev. Alex Simpson attended the regular meet of the Huron -Maitland Presbytery of the Presbyterian ("ketch in Canada, at Ktneardine an Tuesday. May 9111. He was ac- companied by Mrs. Dan. TOuether ant Miss Alice .T. Forest, who at- tended the annual meeting or Mait- land W, M. S, Presbyterial. Mr. Glen Hunter, St, Thomas, was a Sunday visitor with Mr. Har- vey iinnter, Mrs. Calvin Cameron returned home on Saturday from a two-week holiday spent with her brother-in- law Mr. Win. Cameron and Mrs. Cameron in New Jersey. • Rev. A. 3, Simpson and children are spending a few clays in Toronto. Mr. Wm, J. Smalldon, who has been with his daughter. Airs. ,Tar ileys, near Seaforth was hone for a few days. NOTICE As Corn Borer Inspector for the North part of Huron County I urgent- ly request all growers of corn which includes garden plots as well as field corn to have all refuse of corn either burned or burled before the 2Oth day of May. Penaiities are provided for the non-compliance in the Plant Disease Act. FREDERICK F. HOMUTH Phm. B., R. O. Thos. Dougherty, P. 0. Box 927, GodeTiCh, Ont. Carol E. Homuth R. O. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. O. Registered Optometrists Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. 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