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GREY
On Thursday afternoon. July 6th,
Mrs: Stanley Machan was hostess for
the monthly meeting of Union
Women's Missionary Society with
the ladies of Moncrieff and Ethel as
guests. Mrs, Leslie Lake presided,
anti after a few chosen words of
1 welcome, opened with Hymn 488.
Come let itsr sing of a wonderful
love and the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Vrs. Percy Stephenson of
Ethel read the Scripture from John
15 chapter, and prayer was offered
by Mrs. Hazlewood of Walton, A
short play, "People Grow Older" was
ably given by six Moncrieff ladies,
which was interesting and infornrat•
ive. Mrs, Cochrane, of 'Ethel render.
ed a pleasing plsno instrumental.
Mrs, Brenton of Londesboro, special
speaker, was unable to be present
on account of illness. but Mr, Brenton
ably filled in and gave a very fine
address entitled, "For Whom The
Bell Tolled." He stressed the fact
that all work of the church and
betterment of the community was
definitely our business and should be
our aim. A solo, "Bless This House"
was Rung by Miss Doreen Menzies,
in very fine voice and was much
enjoyed. The offering was re-
ceived and the meeting clos-
ed with Hymn 876, "Blest be the tie
that binds", followed by Mizaph
benediction, Prettily decorated tea
tables were arranged on the lawn
by the committee in charge, Mrs,
'Everitt Robinson, Mrs. Herman
Whitfield, and Mrs, .Pack Cox to
which around 70 ladies were seated,
and partook of a bounteous hmch.
At the close Mrs, Alex Speiran of
Moncrieff moved a hearty vote of
tba.nkg to the Union ladies for the
most enjoylable rand profitable atter-
noon and, was seconded by Mrs,
Menzies of Ethel,
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FARMING MOVES FOE,WIIHID
ON WHEELS OF POWER
Speeding up the work, cutting down labor and costs, the wheels of
thousands upon thousands of tractors move acrosi the land applying
handy, dependable power to farm operations.
A great change has taken place in farming in recent
Years. Modern
agricultural implement engineering has designed and produced new
and better machines for use with tractors and farmers everywhere
have realized the value of this up-to-date equipment in getting their
work done easier, quicker and at less cost.
Massey -Harris tractors and power farming machines offer the latest
and beat in sizes and styles for all types and sizes of farms. Ask your
local Massey -Harris dealer for full particulars.
MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED
Makers of High Quality Farm Implements Since 1847
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hammer NIDL.
We also ave repairs fee
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors,
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WednesdeY, July 121h, 1054
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All the way through, the "MT" was
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Phone 58
Brussels, Ont.
MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
Morris Township Council Meeting,
July 3, 1930.
The Cornett met in the Township
Hall on the above date with all the
members present. The Reeve pre-
sided.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion
of Chas, Coultes and Sam Alcock.
Moved by 5irm. Peacock, seconded
by Badllfe Parrott, that the tender
of Geo. Radford to clean and repair
approxinvately 5300 feet of the
Rockett Drain for the sum of $400
be aocepted. — Carried,
Moved .by Chas. Mulles, second-
ed by Sam Aleoek, that the Com-
pensation Insurance he renewed
with A, P. Wilson R Co. at a prem-
ium cost of $1:19,63. — Carried,
Moved by 13ai.11ie Parott„ seconded
by Sam Alcock, that the tender of
Frank Tcirkhy to construct the Ring
Drain throcighout for the sum of
$280.00 he accepted. Work to be
done according to Engineer's plan,
profile and speci•firations,—Carried.
Mnverl by Chas Coultes second-
ed by Sam Aleack, that the roads
131110 as presented by the Road
Superintendent be paid—harried,
Moved by Sant Alcock, seconded
by Baillie Parrott, that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on August
8 at 1 p. m. — Carried.
The following accounts were paid:
Advance -Times, advertising $ 2,25
Pearson & Edwards, -auditing 180,00
Ray Huether, Pax bounty 1.50
Municipal World, supplies ,39
Central 'rife Brick Corporation
Tile 1315,40
Lonlcritige Transport, truicicing
rile
67.60
Floyd tiampheil, trucking
til a 181,88
George Radford, Ba.lan'Oe on
Grasby Drain 400.00
George Bedford, Balance on
McCall Drain 400.00
T-Tarvey ,Johnston, expenses re
Ditch Inspection 20,82
Geo, Nesbitt, ehickenh killed 30.00
Mrs. Louise Porter, chickens
Ii111ed 31,00
Walter Shontreed, valuator fees 4.68
S. B. Elliott, relief amount 10,83
Alf. Nichol, Douglas Drain 27.66
Geo. Noble, Douglas Drain 19,35
Chas. Draper, Douglas Drain 16,75
Jdm Alcock, Douglas Drain 10,80
D r
ouglas Smith, Douglas D sin 1916
Ernest Smith, Douglas Drain 20.50
Riverside Motors, repairs to
spra.y tnulok, 21.00
Geo. Hetherington, spraying 170.00
Harvey C. Johnston, peeve,
Geo. C. Martin, 'Clerk.
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RIEHL'S REUNION
,'ilhe Riehl reerrion was held On
Friday evening, July 7th, at Blyth
Algrleultttral Park, with about 90
being present, The first part of the
evening was spent in sports under
the Ohreettmt of Barry Gibbons, as.
slated by Wm, Riehl, Blyth, P, Law.
retire, Myth; G, Haggitt and Mrs,
USED CARS
1948 Chevrolet Sedan
1948 Dodge Coach
1947 Pontiac Sedan
1947 Hudson Sedan
1946 Dodge Sedan
1941 Buick Coach
1941 Chevrolet Sedan
1941 Foard Coach
TRUCKS
1948 Fargo 1/2 -ton Pick-up
1948 G. M. C. 1/2 -ton panel
1947 Chevrolet %-ton Pick-up
1942 G. M. C. Stake Truck
TRACTORS
2 Good Used Tractors
2 Used Tractor Plows
L. &W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
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Your Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson
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"Service with a Smile"
Phone 161 Listowel, Ont.,
Harry Gibbons, handling out the
prizes to the winners. After the
sports was concluded a sunmptuous
supper was. served.- After supper an
exhibition ball game was played
between West Monkton and
Spedrans Dukes. When the
ball game was over everyone moved
to the Orange Hall where they danc-
ed till the wee small hours. Wm.
Riehl being floor manager and caller
off for the occasion.
hollowing rare the sport results;
4-5 Wayne Riehl; 6-8 girls, Marylyne
Riehl, Boys, Bobby Meehan; 9-10
Girls. Pride Riehl; Boys, Kenneth
Remnbac•k; 11-12 Douglas Gibbons;
13-14 Girls, Evelyn Glousher; Ladies
slipper kicking, Mrs. 11, Gibbons;
Gents shoe race, Louie Debar. Gads -
hill; Paper race. Mrs, G. Levy and
Charles Machan; Gent's race under
00,o H t
George aggitt; Gent's race over
30, Gonion Harttanrg, Gadshill Ladies
under 30, Mrs T. Lawrence Blyth;
Ledies over 30, Mrs, Cr, Hartfumg,
Gadshill; Tug -a -war men, B411
Rielh's team won; Doughnut race,
Boys, Douglas Gibbons, Robby Mee-
han; _Girls, Irene Lawrence and
Evelyn Glousher; Wheelbarrow race.
Mrs. G. Harttung and Mrs. Louis
Debug; Tie race, Mrs. Gibbons and
Douglas; Oldest person nn grounds,
'Henry Riehl, 87, W. Monleton; Young-
est, Donna Pusbelbut'g, R3'oad1oagen.
Person coming the greatest distance,
Mrs. G. 'Levy, Stratfard; Largest
family present, Mr. and Mrs.
MncbanNo arrangements were made
for a reunion next year ,its the Perth
Riehl's were going to contact Harvey
Gibbon's, See.-Treas., of the T-1uron
RdeAu1'e and arrange one large.
reunion, A R.TIEHL gond time was
enjoyed by all.
PROCTER REUNION
The Nineteenth Annual Procter Re-
Union wag. held July lot, 1960. at
Lions Park, SeadorOh, About fifty
friends from Chalk River, Toronto,
Detroit, Go0erlch, St. Ca.therines,
Centralia, Stratford„ Listowel, Wing -
ham and linulssels, enjoyed their
dinner at 1 o'clock. The oldest person
WAN 1011 MI Procter, Brussels, the
oldest ooupie Mr. and Mrs. Abram'
Procter, Brussels and the youngest
Gary Grain, LtdtOwei, The afternoon
wan pleasantly spent with races and
games, i n charge of Myrtle Yul11r
St. Catherines, and Mrs, Stewart ;
Procter, Brussels. A softball game
was enjoyed, arranged by ,J cess
Procter, Toronto. At five thirty lunch i
was enjoyed, after which every one
ieft for their homes, hoping to meet I
again next year. O110icers for 1951 I
area President, Clarence Y•uill, 13n0.
gels; See, Trews, Mervyn Stevens,
Goderfelc.
MACHAN REUNION
The Machan reunion was held on
Saturday afternoon, July Sth, at
Blyth Agricultural Park with 150
being present, A ball game was in
progress until 3 p. m, when
sports were called under the
directioe of Harry 'Gibbons, Blyth,
ably assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Andy
-, McNichol, Mr, and Mrs, Glen Corr -
lett of Walton and Charlie Machan,
Blyth and Mrs, Harry Gibbons hand-
ing -out the prizes. Short winners:
Children under -4 each received candy.
Races 4-5 Carmen Machan, Sharon
McNichol; 6-8 Jame Machan, Allen
Dunn; 9.10, Allen Dunn, Maxine
Mia.chan; 11-12 Joan Machan, Douglas
Gibbons; 12-14 Cracker race, Doug.
Gibbons, ,roan Machan; Ladies kick-
ing slipper, Mrs, Charlie Machan;
Gents shoe race, Leslie Mather;
Ladiesn
a d gents paper race, Mn.
'and Mrs. Lawrence Meehan; Ladies
race 14-30, Leota Machan, over 80
Mrs. Earl Meehan; Gents race 1.4-30
Ralph Machan, over 30 Leonard
Machan; Tug a war, ladies. Mrs, Elm-
er Hood's team; Tug a war, gents,
Glen Corrlett's team; three legged
rare, Leonard and Leota Meehan;
Doughnut race, Douglas Gibbons,
Ethel Machan, .Tune Machan, Paul
Tllana.n: Relay race, Lawrence and
Joan Meehan; Thawing ball, Violet
Machan; 2Jnrgeat family on grounds
Mr, ,and Mrs, Lawrence Meehan;
Oldest family on grounds Mr, Wm.
Machan age 82; Youngest on grounds
Sheila Jean Flood, age 2 months;
Farthest to come, Mrs, Albert Wells,
Denville, Newly married couple on
grounds; Mr, ,and Mrs. Lawson
Meehan, . Auburn, Atter sports
supper was served. T.ollowfng supper
e short program wlhtoh consisted of
chairman's address by TIarry Gibbons.
A reeding by Mary Hellen Machan.
Duet by Sharon McNichol, Ruth
Ann Wells. Reading by Paul Illtnan.
Tap dance by June Meehan.. Mrs,
V, Inglis gave reports of any one
married or blithe in the past year,
Stanley Machan thanked the officers
of this year's reunion and any one
who helped in
m any way to make it
a big success, they all ropfied in the
usual manner. The election of officers
for 1951 are as 0ollews; Pres, Leslie
Machan; Sec, -.'Ureas., Leota M,aohan;
Sports committee, Vallance Inglis,
Earl Machan, Gordon Woods; Pro-
gram, Viola Meehan, Betty Hood,
and Pan Meehan. The place- chosen
for 1951 was .Mitchell, the date to be
set by tike committee,
NOTICE —
Don't
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neglect y nr tilts Iaseritnee,
Protection every ono needs it, erre -
Yon. Consult your local Dun Lite
representative Harvey stepheneee,
gnsrete, Phone 432