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The Brussels Post, 1950-5-31, Page 5THE BRUSSELS PO,5T 11,1114/h40-.. gor' PURE HOUSE PAINT Weather and wear resistant. Available in spark- ling white and 19 beautiful, lasting colours, JoFmson'a Paint & Electric Store OW. UIT PROnUCTE• r1GaR 1110111t' ARP RUST 11ERSIVAKILII=0.1.14,2=118=1616.12=11=14.131201Z1161,VIIMITtax44411841MBLIMITMMIRCIAISHISIZMITEtemankranIIEnaMMOSI WEDDING MacVannel - Scott The marriage of Marion Isabel, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James 0. Scott, Sherbrooke, to Mr. A. Peter MacVannel, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. MacVannel, Ottawa, took place in St. Peters Anglican Church, Sherbrooke, with Rev, Canon Russel F. Brown, officiating, The bride, elven in marriage by her Pother. wore a white corded silk snit, small orchid lint, and carried a white prayer book topped with an. orchid, Miss Madeleine Stevens, Montreal, her only attend- ant, wore n navy suit, white straw hat trimmed with navy, and carried a nosegay of gardenias and sweet peas. Mr. Miles Keenleysi&e,•O,tta:wa, was groomsman, and the ushers were Mr. Dungan MacVannel and Mr. 'Lennox-- Rowe, The reception was held at Rock- cliffe, and later the couple left for the New England States, Bremner - McMichael A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at 11:30 on Saturday, May 27, et Brussels TTnited Chnroh parsonage, when Arnie Isabel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mc:Meliael, Turnberry township, be- came the bride of Robert Hewitt Bremner. eldest sort of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bremner. Grey township, Rev. Andrew Lane of Brussels of- ficiated. The bride looked lovely in navy marquisette over taffeta, with navy accessories. Miss M. McMichael was her sisters' only attendant, wearing navy sheer with navy accessories. Both wore corsage of Rose Carnat- ion and fern. Best man was Mr. William Brem- ner of TAstawel, brother of the groom, ' Immediately niter the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, for the haled - late families, Receiving were the bride's mother, wearing navy sheer with a corsage of rose sweet pens, and .the groom's mother wearing navy crepe with a corsage of pink and white sweet peas. Serving the guests were Mrs, Alex Callen, cousin of the bride, and Miss ,Tessie Chambers, For a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the bride donned a grey shortie ('cat over the wedding. -dress. On their return, they will reside on the groom's farm in Grey township. D,4 O'R. IS Misses Dorothy and Mildred Nichol of Toronto and Miss Marjorie Niche of Stratford spent the weekend with their parents Mr, and Mrs, Frank Nichol. CRANBROOK Cranbrook, May 80, 1950 On May 25th, 1950 the Board of Dir- ectors of the Cranbrook Community Centre met at the home of Mr. Lloyd Michel, Mr. Lloyd Michel presided and Alex J. Simpson acted as secretary. The Property Committee reported that the Deed for the site would be ready for next week. Tt was moved by R. Whitfield and seconded by Wm. Perris that Gordon TCnight be added to the piirelrasing ennnnitte.e. — Carried. Concerning the siding material rem the new building R. Whitfield proved end it wlas seconded by M. Bather, that the purchasing committee look into the various kinds and the prier's for the sante and report hack, — Carried. The material for the roof was next considered and cm motlon of Will, Bishop and seconded hy Wm. Perrie that the pnrchastng com- mittee obtain the meet saitable steel — Carried. was recltlested to R. Whitfield make the neees•sary insurance ar- rangements for the material and hnildino; moved by A, Steias and ceeeesed by (1C, Tonight. — Carried, Following the report hy 'R. Knight on insurance for the workers on the now project it was moved by R. Whitfieldand seconded by Wan. Perris that R. Knight further In- vestigate nod if Suitable, purchase the some, — Carried. * * The sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per was observed on 9nmday. May 25 et 11 n. m, There will be no ser- sice in Knox Presbyterian Church mt Sunday, Jnne 4. Rev, Alex ,T, end Mrs, Simpson nod. children are holidaying at Ridge - town. Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Alien Cameron were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cameron. Iii'. and Mrs, Bob (+nmpren end little son 'of Sarnia and Mongan Cnnteron, London. Miss Elnylene Steins spent the week -end at Aylmer. Alex Cameron r"memanierl her to London, visiting Mende there. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Campbell., Flint, ere visiting Mrs, .Toa. Noble and Mrs. Allen Cameron, sisters of Mr, Cnm.pbeu, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Balser, Detroit, are spending the holiday with Mrs. Peter Baker, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mitchell and children, Thorold, spent .Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs, Duncan M0,Taegart, Mrs. Murray 1Tuether is teaching at Leadba,ry School this week. • Classified A' 4 FOR SALE e - i. am 30' x 50' Jus. S. Armstrong Phone 28.1=19 FOR SALE -- A quantity of Buckwheat. Ken, McDonald Flione 50-111 FOR SALE — 40 pigs, weaned George Cardiff Phone 42.111 WANTED— A chtd'a crit, with or without Mattress, - Phone 16x4. CAR OF BRAN — Expected about the 3rd of June— good, price oft car, 3, C, Lamont, Ethel, Phone 86-r-13 FOR SALE — Easy Electirc Washing Machine, vaMlipin cope. Phone 14x Brussels, FOR SALE— Honey, all kinds, clover, golden and a.mher, Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21-r-8, FOR SALE — Quantity of good Kataclin potatoes, for seed or eating. Apply to Norman Stephenson Phone 70-r-16 FOR SALE — Win'cintill, 30' Beatty, apply to Lawson Doig, Wroxeter Phone 4-r-5 Molesworth R SALE— Gasoline washer, like new, oleo gas iron. "11oy (Talk Ethel Phone 34-r-5, FOR SALE — FLainee Piano, in excellent condit- ion. Apply at The Brussels Post FOR SALE — A number of pigs realy to wean. Wanted to purcha'se a young tam hog. Elmer Ellacott. FORT SALE — Renfrew cook stove, "Coolcrite" in perfect condition. Apply at The Beussels Post =0R SALE - Hygienic buoPees to t1hber hands) n.ni''d pnerpaid In plain. :;•1sled emrlope with mice its•. Ntx sample 25e, .14 samples. $l.tet Order Dept. M.38 Nov•Rethl'er Cost . a; Hamilton, tint. ATTENTION FARMERS We will be pleased to pica up dead or crippled farm animals and pay 'lghest prevailing prices. For im- mediate service telephone collect— Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd, TENDERS WANTED — Tenders will be received until June 5th by Grey Twp, School Area for wiring S. S. No, 5, Grey `Pup. School. Specifications may be seen at Watson Brown's or the Secretary's. J. Carl Hemingway, Sec: Treas, NOTICE -- Will Will do custom work with new tractor corn planter. Excellent for sewing corn Lor husking, as it will sew 05 titin as you like. Also good for sewing corn for silos, Wm. Stratychnk Phone Brussela49.8. t i N�y8.13 ISIZI SI'0 JOIN THE HAPPY DEKALB FAMILY, NOW! FOR SALE — Real good 100 acre farm with good bnilclIngs, ebcellent tltnber bush, 24 acres ploughed, small acreage of Pall Wheat, rest newly seeded, priced le sell, immediate possession, J. C, Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS — One hundred and fifty thousand ft good used lumber. Four hundred square corrugated iron roofing, Square thither. Reasonable IlIthel, Mitchell, Walton., arena at Goderich, Man on job. Latest seed clea.nintg, and treating plant. Panogen treatment. 3. 0, Lamont, Ethel, Ont, Phone Bru•saels 86-r18, — sediSINNI ,•,lay, May 41st, 1864 , Thes 1949 Monarch Sedan 1947 Meteor Sedan 1947 Chevrolet Coach 1947 Mercury Sedan 1941 Ford Coach 1940 Dodge Sedan 1937 Ford Coach 1931 Chevrolet Coach ,.R m 'acs Unhs Are Priced To e Sete( Y ] rutt(+n 1949 Ford i/• -ton pick-up 1949 Ford 1 -ton Express 1947 International 'Dump Truck 3 -ton 1947 Ford Dump Truck 3 -ton 1"47 Chev''nlr-t ‘ah and chassis 1947 Chevrolet Platform 1937 Chev. 1/4 -ton pick-up Visit Our New Car Lot on Wallace Street and See Th :se Interesting Values Remember you always deal b4t•'cr when ya►T deal with n rt 9 Ft tele r' "^+1ti1"•" PHONE 66 flafeeireOfiaBlealliTERSIT 44,1 i uiersvoannmscanv...ocrm c.,:er_csae.,rA-0.2 szevsw LOST— Licence plate No, C-1209, Finder please leave at the Brussels Post, FOR SALE — 25 bags eating potatoes $1.50 per bag. A. De-Buyter R. R. 1 Ethel. FOR SALE— Number of pigs, chunks around 75 lbs. Dan. McKinnon FOR SALE— Barn 50 x 30, in can be moved, Mrs. John Fischer • Moue 24-r-12 good condition, , Phone 24-r-26 , FOR SALE — 150 Hybrid Pullets, 3 month old. Beagle hounds 1 year old. Geo. Davidson Phone 96-r-4, I FOR SALE — Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, nary new, cam be converted to an electric. Apply at The Brussels Post HOUSE FOR SALE — Ten room brick duplex, with two baths and furnace. Hard and soft water, hardwood floors. A. W. Synnott Phone 87-r-2 Bressels FARMERS Save money try Na Ohurs Liquid Fertilizer may be used with dry fer- tilizer, or replace it, Any drill will do. Try a teat tleld -- 75c 75c to $1.00 per acre, Recommended — Free Samples to reliable farmers. Free information And folders, Apply to ) 3', C. Lamont, Ethel, CAR FOR SALE — 1948 Chevrolet sedan in excellent condition with low-pressure 15- 0.70 tires and other accessories, guaranteed mileage at 7,807. Mrs. Elmer Ellaeott. LOST— From Lot 21, Con. 15 Grey Twp., a red heifer with white face, hole in right . ear. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this heifer please notify, Glenn Huether (reward), Picone 75-r-17. FOR SALE -- Bray Bray pullets. &ayoist to 5 weeks, from $17,90 for immediate shipment. Mixed and cockerels to order, Get complete price -list on these from agent Wm, Glen Bray, Ethel. FOR SALE — Ws•ecking 1936 Truck with 1939 motor with new starter and gener- ator will sell any parts, front end, axles, transmission, rear end, plat- form etc, tires '7.00 x 20. Ralph Travis Phone 90,111. FARM FOR SALE — 100 acre farm, excellent home anri s good barn, 41 acres sowed with mixed grain, 42 acres in grass, 5 .ncres of hush, good water. hydro, Lot 20, Con. 14 Grey. For farther in- formation apply to Peter Litawslct, ' R, R. 2 Brussels Phone 48-r-7, .TENDERS WANTED — Tenders will be received by Orel Twp., school Board tmtil May 15, 1950 for the following: - 1 woodshed situated at Molesworth Pubiic 9cltool approximately 12' x 18'. 1 Horse stable wilth six individual stalks situated at ,9, 9, No. 1, Lot 8, Concession 12, Grey Twp. 'illus betid- ing contains a good 4uanttty of 8" elm plank approximately sloe 12 x 40. 1 Carl Iemingway, Sec: Treses R, R. 8 Brussels. FOP -MONARCH P SHUT-IN'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 4th, 1950 A Day Twice Blest Awe-inspiring and well-nigh un- believable are the victories that faith can win. Afflicted men and women lento anli co-operate with the in- evitable, and we who are well feel like walking on tiptoe in their presence. They do not achieve a successful adjustment easily, how- ever, and sometimes it is the real. tuition that they are not forgotten, and that they will have a large place —perhaps a larger place than ever —in the affection of their friends, that tips the scales in their favour. When, therefore, we remember, and call, we are contributing to the most gallant victories that are being won anywhere. Shut-in's Day summons ns to this Christlike ministry on one particular day, and that in itself is good; it should also remind 118 that there might well be many "Shut-in's Days" in the course of a year. BM let us he under no misap- prehension. While shut-ins are greatly helped by our solicitude, they also Mire much to give. Few would choose a sickroom or a wheel chair as a plane from which to enrich the lives of others. Yet many so con- fined accomplish exactly that, Vis - tors see before their eyes what ronrage and faith can do; in the presence of afflintions bravely borne, they feel themselves silently rebuked for their own grumbling over trifles; they find themselves strangely ex- alted before the greatness of the human spirit. Shnt-in's Day, then, is twice blest. "Tt biesseth him that gives and him that takes." Go to your nick friend out of a sense of obligation—you will come away feeling that yon have. bestowed, and that. your "duty" lugs become a privilege, Rev. Allen R. Holland, Westminster Church, Winnipeg. The May meeting of tite Women's Institute was held in the Community Hall with the president, Mrs. Stanley Darling presiding, Roll call was answered by naming 'an old pia neer custom, it was decided to take the course, "Frozen Foods." next fall. There was an exhibitof handl- craft, both antique and modern, in - eluding bed spreads, babies' bon- nets, pillow eases, children's dresses, towels, crochet work, a dressed droll and hooked nags. Mrs. Darling told the legend of LISTOWEL .... SHUT-IN'S xw.�•wcna+uwaar---^^-*�. :x rt• Boys' Champion, Bobby itundell; Senior Girls' Champion, Winona Fax - ton: Intermediate Girls' Champion, Susan Yeo, Junior Girls' Champion, Carol Greig. Harry Darling re- ceived an award for having the highest number of points,. Mr. Har- old Henry teacher of the Bluevale public. school for the past two rears has tendered his resignation and has been engaged as assistant Principal of the Georgetown Public school. He will have grade 7, teach Manual training and supervise sports, Mr. Harold Hamilton has been engaged to fill the vacancy here. Mr, I'il'a.milton has been on the staff of, the Wroxeter public school fpr 1 number of years. William South, 3rd Line, Morris, celebrated his 91st birthday on Fri- day and dering the afternoon and evening received several callers to Mier congratulations. Mr. Slouch has always enjoyed good health. He is .busy on Ms farm every day caring for his hens and horse. Personals: MT. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney, Toronto, are spending the week -end at their home here; Mrs. Colin Fingland, Mrs, TiTci{erch- er and Mrs. Bolt, Wingham, with Miss Duff and Mrs, M. L. Aitken; Mrs Stanley Darling suffered a heart attack. She Ts being nursed by her daughter. Mrs. Charles Campbell. L. O. 1-. Presents Fountain To Town Presentation of a public drinking fountain to the Village of Brussels by the members of the local Loyal Orange Lodge took place at a dance in the hall here last Tuesday night. M. Dinsmore of Gerrie introduced Grand Lodge officer Cecil McCreight, who made the presentation, Reeve R. 71. Cousins accepted the gift on behalf of the village and expressed the gratitude of the council and community. Councillors Adrian Mc- Taggart and William Speir added their words of appreciation. The fountain will he erected near the centre of the business section 1 robber Ere wagon nn a small vacant space hesld'e the 1 Ernst & Wood mower Canadian Bank of Commerce, This 1 Frost and 'Wood rake modern accommodation will lis- 1 set aleigs 1 cotter Phare the village pump, which n set harrows 16 ft, hay rack stand one block from the intended 1 Fnrdsnn Tactor site of the new fountain and which 1 iver Plow has diepeneed water to thirsty dogs, 1 Deaing enitivator horses, and humans for almost Nn.Ol9rNew Maesey-Harris Cream as 10119 .as Brussels ha.s been Separatorcstahlished, 1 Meaney -Harte Tight -Way Milking Machine. 2 single units 1 colony house Brooder stove 500 chicks IN MEMORIAM LCOCK — In loving memory of a dear husband and father Thomas George Alcock, who passed away two years ago May 31st. Days of sadness still come Tears in silence often flow, For memory keeps 7011 ever near it0. Though you died two years ago, Sadly missed by his wife and family. CLEARING AUCTION SALE North -half Lot 28, Con. 1, Morris Twp TUESDAY, JUNE 8th Sale at 1 O'clock (D.S,T.) HORSES 1 team horses, 8 years old, Clyde and Percheron CATTLE 1 roan cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh 1 red cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 1 roan cow, 4 yrs, old, fresh 1 red and white cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 1 red and white cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 1 busk cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 1 red Helfer, 3 yrs, old, bred 1 white Heifer, 3 yrs,. old, bred 5 yr. old young cattle, 2 steers and 8 heifers 6 naives. 2 months old 1 Shorthorn registered bull, 18 months old ,11 above cattle T. B. tested and 110 reactors PIGS 5 pigs, 10 weeks old 11 pigs, 11 weeks old 11 pigs, 3 weeks old 2 York sows, bred POULTRY 100 Sussex hens, 1 year old 3 lurks, 1 drake HARNESS 1 set team harness 1 set tight harness Quantity collars etc. MACHINERY 1 fertilizer drill, 8 years old 1 Massey -Harris binder No, 4 2 aection Massey -Harris spring tooth drag harrows 1 Massey -Harris hay loader ' 4/ALTON 3 cement troughs, moveable TENDERS WANTED the willow pattern china.. Mrs. Alex i Tenders are being asked for the Personals; Mr. and Mrs. Andy 3 steel trrmighs McCreckin gave a first rate trav (nutty in Guelph at the grn'dttatinn Rope steel policy hay fork sale of tha Presbyterian Manse, elomie on her trip to Western Con- Drnsseis. 'Highest or any tender notexercises of their son, Earl Coutts, Quantity tongues ladder, palls, etc, n0ce44elq i7 x11851 01- Tenders to be nrin. aided by maps and her diary' The Y,B,TT, of Duffs Tlnited Church TT01'SrHCLD EFFECTS The society plans to send (lowers . 110111 anniversary services Sunday 1 cream bed room shite complete sent In Wilfred S!hortreed', R. R. 1, to a. member, Mrs, bay Smith, a WnlLott, Ont., before Tame 17th. For morning. MUSIC was supplied by the 1 glass (+unheard and kitchen chairs ir.fnrnlatOn contact any of the Patient, in Victoria T3osltital, Loa- Ynnng People's Choir, Guest speak 1 extension table don. Three new members were re- er was Harvey Sperling, President 1 new T,ncnmottve gas washing following committee. ceived, Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs, Wtfrcd 'Shortreed, Walter Porter, of the Y. P. TT, martins Roy Tturvey and others donated I Mr. f111(1 Mrs, George McCallum, 1 Tittle choirs William Spoil, and John 411111, dishes to the hall kitchen and a Preston, attended the funeral of 1 m ale cabinet. committee was named to buy fete his 111011)01- Archie McCnllnm, who 1 roll oil stove 1 stove 1Ad'li+'ib!tQ�tlC+'1 a.• cher sttnplt'os• met with a fetal accident; Mrs, W. ' 1 new 25 gel, milk 8511 tuil\1GMAM il/IPMOKIA.1, SHOP ; The lltntch committee, Mrs. Harry C. FTacicw0ll, June, Audrey, and 1 CeneraT T lectrtn Rad1n battery 'set famous for 17ntott, Mrs, Carl Johnston and I Mrs, 0, Wey in Stratford; Rev, R. Rnokem chair easy chair Artistic Memorial, Mrs. Athnr Rattan served refresh• • G, Hazelwood WAS in London on T,atnps of all was at oary reasonable senses rants on. the new red -topped tables. I 91tnrday attending the Young Other arttales too numerous to fllwer*a a lame stock in choicest The second animal field day was ' ,,,•unites to chose from completed alt Bltrevale School last C,ot- arse lau.a,•ina a Anprir*Ity Monthly. The winners were as Col• People's Congress meeting; Mr, Heel -mood was gilest speaker both .afternoon and evening; John Cook, AR modern m>;chinert+ ; lows; Senior Boys Champion, 'i•Tespler, with friends here; Miss R. A. SPOTT4W 1 Mervyn Mann; Tnteninediate Boys' Isobel Befallen, Stratford, with. Mr, Ierre 258Wtngltam. Oat Champion, Barry Dariing; junior and Mrs, Campbell Wey. nlen110n Terms Cash No reserve as farm is sold, ' Forrest McKay, Prop, Robt. Johnson, Clerk, F. W. Kemp, Auctioneer.