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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-12-13, Page 4G. ALAN WILLIAMS R. 0. OPTOMETRIST Announce the opening of an office for the practice of optornetry in the former office of Dr. R. C. Redmond on Patrick St. in Wingham. Professional Eye Examination Optical Services Friendly Service Kincardine office at the residence of Dr. R. A. AicCosh, every Tuesday. For appintment please phone Wingham 770 or 5 Kincardine 21 'moan THE BRUSSELS PUST 1'.o.� .. CRANBOOK OBITUARY CLASSIFIED ADS. Wednesday, Decomber 13th, 1950 **a ,.....an.n.m.w.uunaammyameatapamooll MOW carMA1011.9 ii1A5 10 PROTECT WHAT'S 6ELE•E EST ANIMAL'? Many common unitettle t"bepeet: during the winter. The 1'cuniliar w4 odchuct !IMO 2C, Inin called the HOARY MARMOT, which certattle yells c: ,-t.arcthen sleeping record. In the northern peat of his wove, this creature sleeps nine months out of th.. -w ': ei This series of advertisements is designed to acquaint you with some of the unusual features of our natural scene, and to promote your interest in the conservation of our wildlife. YOURS TO ENJOY THE CAI:.tele/0 BREWERIES elM1TED WATERLOO, ONTARIO2.2 --".10 1 I' x Cha eh en 1 Mrs, Wm, J. Smalldon FOR SALE The eery t e la esu 65 Pigs, mostly chunks, ' Sunday morning, Dec, 10th, was Mr.,lite death occurecl at Listowel Donald Deane, Tillsouburg. Service Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, Joe Holmes Phone 15-T-5, will be held at the usual hour next J Dec. 0th, of Mrs. Wm. J. Stttalldon, WAN -RED TO BUY— • SundaY• it Pallatving n lengthy illness, Using a e e crib, M. anti ;firs, L. H. Gordon spent suffered from urtiuitls and eonfiuecl Child's larggsizsiz 63x, Saturday in St. Thomas, ne to a vtheel-eheir for six years and Mrs. Walter Bruaclfoot, Walton,1 bed -fast since Jan. 1950. Mrs, FOR SALE — spent several days at the home of Smelleon was the former Catherine Delicious anti J14aeintosh Iced Monte of Wm. Smalldon, Jessie efeleougalr, daughter of the .Apples at reduced prices. ]firs. Lloyd Darkwell was a weel< ( late Donald McDougall and Jane BM Brake Phone 42 -r -S, end visitor at the home of her father Clark and one of a family of ten, •eeee Mr. Jolla 1icNsbh•Iiorn et Walton Oct, 29, 1873, on the FOR SALE— • r farm (IOW Occupied by Mr, \\ nt. One Krorhlet sofa bed, like new,. Tee December meeting of the 1\ o- Phone 31 Brussels. moo's \Ii siouary Society VAS held `holctlte. she inter moved to Ctan- :tt the home M. 11. K, McDonald with brook ethere on June 12, 1901, she Mee, Aix Steins prosiding. Quiet NI, as, married to Win. J. S m:tlldou, who FOR SALE— Christmas music was played on the survives, also three daughters, and I Jersey Cow, 4 yr. old, due to Plano by Mies A. Forrest, followed ono sem (Annie) Mrs. eiac Engel and freshen March let. , by a prayer by the leader, "While Fred of Cranbrook, (Ethel) Mrs. Freed Sawyer Phone 53-r-19, Shepherds watched their flocks by l Claire Tm1g. Tirnssels, (Jean) firs, night." Hark the herald angels sing" Jas. Keys, Seaforth, nine gtan<1' GO hesRePfields, C1tai0rs S & eRiNQ and "It came upon a midnight clear" children and one sister Mrs. 3, D. choice coverings, }'hone Wm, Reld, were the tryouts used and appropriate Hinchrey, S,eaforth, She was Pre- Gnderich 69M or Call at Stores. Pis- Christmaa readings were given by deceased by five sisters. one three tinlates given, 25 years experience. Mrs. Steins, Mrs. Calvin Cameron and brothers. Mrs. Smalldon was a See us, Phone us, Write us, Miss Emylene Steins, Questions on faithful member of Knox Presbyter- FOR SALE — the story were asked by the leader. ( fan Church, Cranbrook, where the Good house with furnace, water, The scripture reading from Luke 2, funeral Was held on Saturday, Dec. some hardwood floors on Turnberry 1-20 were given by Mrs. John 1 9111 at 2 o'clock with Rev, Alex J. St. South, For further particulars Sohuock. The word "gift" was used I Simpson, her former pastor, now of apply to Elsner Ellacatt, in roll call response, The secretary, Teeswatsr, assisted by Rev. 0. H. Mrs. M. Engel read the minutes and also a report of the year's work. Mrs. Steins led in the closing prayer, BELCRAVE i 1st Viee-PI'es, Mrs. R. Chamney ;firs. R. IC, McDonald was appoint- 12nd Vice -Pres, ..., Mrs, Walter Scott ed to preside for the election of of - United Church W. M. S. Belgrave Secretary Mrs. Geo. Martin ricers and opened this part of the The W.M.S. met on December 6th I Assistant Secretary Mrs, H. Wheeler meeting with a prayer. The folow- Treasurer Mrs. J. Wheeler ing officers were elected for 1951. roll!*wing the W. A. for the Christ : mat ifs. J. M. Coultas meeting, There were only 15 a Pianist President Mrs. John Schnook Present. The Pres., Mrs. Earl Ander- I Mission Band Leader Mrs, i Vice -Pica, IvIisa A. Forrest • e b t Coulter g l ssistant Mission Band Treasurer Mrs, Calvin Cameron Friends attended from St, Thomas, Treasurer gave their reports which I Lrader Mrs, Ed, Wightman i Glad Tklings Secretary .... Mrs, Fred Stratford, IIensall, Tnckersmith, were apnreved, Mrs. J. Wheeler t Baby Pard Supt. vIrs. Harold Smalldon I Listowel. Teeswater and Seaforth. Procter Organist Mrs, Alex Steins t,n:nntre*=-d to attan"•e the January I meettne Mrs, R. Nicholson, Supply , Lit. and Gift Fund Sec. Mrs. 3. teat. Organist ere arc d th meeting with th Albert MacDonald D,D., Bluevale, interim - moderator, conducting the service, Pall -bearers were six neighbors, Calvin Cameron, Earl Dunn, Murray Huether, Lloyd Michel, Ross Engel and Stanley Campbell. Flower -hearers were six grand- children, Gordon Engel, Doreen, and Murray Long. Douglas and Dorothy Keys, and Maxine Smaliden, Interment was made in Brussels I Seeretaiv Mrs MacEn a cemetery, I use cf Hymn t',4 The Secretary and at rl npene e S reported that ane pair of mitts Wheeler I Card Secretary .... Mies E. et, 510155 Miss A. Forrest ,c, c!. and a head scarf. which had 3ti=.ionary Monthly Ser..,.. Mrs, J. ' Supply Secretary Mrs. Allen a scar_ 1 Andersen been,asle t1 for had been sent. We Cameron l>soei:de Members Sec. .... firs. A. Auditors Miss A. Forrest and were rcmin,lcd to lay aside any ar- a Vincent tee rital:le for Overs=t �1"1ief. i Mrs. Mae Engel• •,1,T,..„.. A.. Vir cent repnr`cd t at 2.25 : Tnnsnerance Sec. .. Mrs. R. Chamney P.efrsebntcnts were sfrrred at the t 5:, -,wardship Sec.... Mrs, Jas. Michle bee L re,°ei e' +r ,lit,-, 4,m close of the meeting by the hoetesae5. 1,i•'n '<Tnihil Community Frienship Sec Mrs• Jas. Michie 11.f -v. T tTe,rn and toted the et t1n-2 n !.icer ..:d ,,,,n,...(1 0.,. Mrs. Supply Sec. .... Ilirs. Roht. Nicholson TT Weerle l-, -Trp -1-r -----r' n° the Press Reporter ..., Mrs. Geo. Martin Auditer= , Mrs. J. Anderson and 'Nnil.l:l'i'1:1, Cnnt t±ll`±r" 't hieTl •was ..... a loot'd, Mrs. Wm. Kelly. Mr., T '+Tichie bad charge er .the The December meeting of the Bet Cltriatn preeram 'firs Wm. Kelly read the Scripture from. Tnke2: 5-20. Mrs. T. 9Tichie lit the five candles for Jny. Love. Tight, Pear" and Hope. The roadere were :tire, T, Wheeler, Mrs. R. Chamney, Mrs, T. Anderson. Mrs. Mnnres and Mrs. R. 'Nicholson. The following is the list of (efftrers for 1951: President Mrs, Earl Anderson sa•,tt-2 \\ omea's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs, W. J. Moores on Tuesday, Dec. 19th at 2.30 o'clock. Carel singing and an address by Mrs. Walter Scott. Roll call will be ane' wered by a suggestion for a favorite recipe for Christmas preparations. Refreshment committee Mrs, Han- nah. Mrs. Ed, Wightman, MIS, Wm, Drydges and Mrs, W. Kelly, McNeil's Shell S rvie B0io1lubrIcatlon General Repair ,t'hone 77-r-6 Shell Household and 80511 Petroleum Prodatc'e Livestock Spray Parts an Aoceiteorks Brussels, Ont. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE ilietreseTerreeetterii a The Voice Of Temperance --- Prom Croderich ,through the rued inm of the Toronto Star of Dec, 2nd, comes the notice that the young blood's et our beautiful county seat are out to pep ftp their town. One of them is quoted as asserting that the repeals of the Canada Temperance Act is a "Mast" in their plan, He states that Goderich under the C. T. A. is wetter than Toronto. That's a sample of the irresponsible loose hall( of wet propaganda. So is the myth that more outlets mean less drinking. Huron County and all its towns is enjoying an era of nn• Precedented prosperity. Hospitals. schools, community recreation centr- es, artifical ice installationsare being promoted in every town, The author- ity of the law is as well sustained in Huron as In any other county. Part of Huron's good fortune is that it is under the Canada Temperance Act. Huron County is an oasis of sanity in a province that is being demoralized by drink, Don't he deceived by flhe loose talk of the wet. proproga.nda, WALTON The Walton group of the Women's Association of Duff's United Church was entertained by the 10th and 17th i will be sold cheap, Property is gronp at the home of Mrs, Bert John- partly wooded with spring running ton. There was a good attendance, through. Price $300, cash, Lunch was served, Api,1y Crawford Hetherington, • Frank Kirkby bars bought from I Brussels. his father, HerbKirkby, the farm on I the 7th of ;tiorris. Frank plans to t do quite a bit of bush work this I winter, FOR SALE— "E'mpire" Cook Stove, in perfect condition, also "Locomotive" Wash- ing Machine, Used two years, Apply Emil Bruneski, Brussels, , 4114r IN MEMORIAM I Mrs, Haney Wheeler; supply and In ever keying memory of our dear 1 Missionary Monthly eseretary, Mrs, son and brother, W. 0. Willis I Joseph Curtis; pianists, Mrs, Alex. Machan, R.C.A.F., who gave his life ( Corrigan, Mrs, C. Hoffman; Mis- for freedom at "The Azores" Dec. sion Band Superintendent, Mrs, FOR SALE -13111, 1943. ! W. J. Johnston; Baby Band Superin- 1 Black Spaniel Pup, splayed. Gone from our midst, but forever tendert, Mrs, George Hetherington; Antiques -1 cherry corner whatnot; in 0111` ileat'ta. I community friendship Secretary, 1 oval walnut table; and a small ]tion, Dad, Brother and Sinters. 1 firs. R, A, Brook; press Secretary, cherry chest of drawers. Miss Mary Duff; corresponding M. A. Fraser Phone 17-r-19,LiSTOWEL BUS secretary, Mrs, Edward Johnston. COSTS 700 HIGH W. A. Slate ORDERS TAKEN FOR TURKEYS— Transporting pupils to the Listowel , Following are the officers for the Just a few left, — also wanted a District High School for the current 1 womena Association of the United capable honsekeeper for general term is costing $103.25 per day for Church for 1951: president, 'Hiss liottsewml(. the 295 students using school buses. a Emma Johnston; vice-president, John Wheeler ,,,.Phone 58-r-13 These figures are slightly above 1 :ilius, J. IL Smith; secretary, Mrs. — — -- -- the approved cost for the Listowel r George Thomson; assistant serre- FOR SALe. — area, tory, hire. M, Alikon treasurer, To close the estate of D. D, Sander- After reviewing the mem Mrs, Alex McCrackin; parsonage son, 75 acres of pasture land, Routes, the number of pupils car- ; committee. Mrs, Charles Hoffman, ried and the miles covered, the I Mrs, Alex eleCrackin; parennage department set the approved cost rnnunittee. Mrs, Charles Hoffman, et 5101 per day or 35 cent per 11 -etre. Charles Beeman. Mrs, James pnnii which will amount to 55,080 i C. Johnston, from September to Decemberer,Of and $12,120 for the remaindthe t school term It will be upon these ,I Personals: Cameron Dennis home to North Bay after a week with his brothers and sister at Walton; Ilorace Rutledge, Preston, with his family in Walton; Mr, and Mrs. Witliaan Leeming, Seaforth, with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Broadfoot; William Bolton, Rochester, N. Y„ with his brothers, Sem and Earl; the seven-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mss, John Bryan's, 7th line of Morris, is a patient in the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, Personals:, Mrs, Henry Dent of Brussels has been engaged as teacher in Walton 0c110o1 during the absence of D, Youngblutt, 'who is laid with the mumps; Douglas Kirk- by fell while skating, breaking his glasses and cutting 1110 left eye, which required several stitches; Gilbert McCallum left on Saturday to spend' the winder with his brother Angus In Calltornia, For Christmas dinner this year, serve the best - tasting turkey ever. Crisp and golden on the outside, deliciously tender inside. 'Po give your turkey real tasty perfection. babe it with Miler. The cream -rich flavour of fresh dairy butter glorifies all your Christmas cooking. Gravy, vegetables, or cookies '11 cakes . , . everything tastes better with the golden goodness of pure cream butter. lArTIIIANIA DAIRY FOODS SERVICE BUREAU iR ATTENTION PAI'IMERS We will be plepsed to pick tip dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For int - mediate service telephone oolleet — Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd, FOR SALE — Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods) mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list, 131x sample 25c, 24 samples, $1,00, Mail Order Dept, M 83 Nov,Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. LIVESTOCK WANTED— "Up to 55,00 each for Dead or Disabled Horses, Cows, Hoge, at your farm. Prompt Service. Phone Collect Brussels 72, William Stone Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont. figures that they will base their graui.e. Secretary Spence pointed out, BLUE VALE Twenty five adults and fifteen children attended the December meet- I Ing of the Women's Association and ; the Missionary Society in the United Church Sunday School room, Mrs, Dart Hamilton conducted the wor- 1 ship service and was assisted in the I candle -lighting service by Mrs, Brooks, Mrs. Corrigan, Mrs. Wheel- er, Mrs John Brewer and Mrs. Sperling Johnston, Christmas carols were sung, Mrs. G. Hetherington conducted the Baby Baud service end told an engaging story of Indian. child- dren in the Northwest, A Christmas FOR SALE OF RENT — tree had been set up for the cell - 100 acre farm with brick house, dren and a special Christmas treat wlndenill, some bush. Situated 00 was, provided by another friend, The 9th, con. of Grey, 1% miles from usual Christmas tea brought the Cranbrook, Write or phone gathering to a close, 1673 Ayr, Mrs. W. C. McEachern, W. M. S. Officers Elliott Street, Ayr, Ont. The 1951 officers or Bluevele FOR SALE — Cob Corn 535,00 a ton delivered, also kiln dried ,Shelled Corn $68.00 ton, Prices subject to change, Apply to R. 3, Ballantyne, R. R. 2 St, Pauls, Phone 31-1,5, Sebringville. FOR SALE — Bran Off Car $51,00 Shorts Off Car 952,00 About Dec, 15th from Calgary, Shorts Off Car 552,00 Oa.tfeed oft Oar $31,00 About Jan, 16, Used Lumber and Peed Qf .411 Kinds, 3. C, Lamont, Ethel, Phone Brussels, 89-r-13, FOR SALE House with hath and furnace, good location, immediate possession, priced to self, Goold House with Bath, also barn and mall acreage. Immediate posses- sion. Duplex House, good location, im- mediate possession, 100 acre Perm, good house and barn, 22 acres ploughed, rest seeded to hay and grass, good bush. priced to sell. 3. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brttsseis, Ont, Phone 84. tatted Ohurch W. M. S. are : presi- dent, Mrs. Earl Hamilton,; lst vice- president, Mrs, Milton Fraser; 2nd vice-president, Mrs, Sperling Johns- ton; secretary, Mrs. James Johns- a:ton; assistant, Mrs, M. L. Aitken; treasurer, Miss Emsna. Johnston; associate helpers secretary., Mrs George Thornton; temperance sec• retary, Mrs, Stanley Darling; Christian stewardship secretary, NORTH HURON COUNTY L.O.L. INSTALL OFFICERS Nortel IAtron County L. 0. L. held their annual meeting to Blyth on Tue. stlay, Dec. 5111. The following of- ficers were elected and installed for the coming year; P.M,: Jahn Dinsmore, Wroxeter. W.M.: Earl Hamilton, Binevale, D,M,: Harvey Flunking, Londes- boro„ Chaplain; Emmerson, Hesk, Lon- desboro, Rec.-Secretary: Calvert Falconer, Blyth. Fin, -Secretary: Rob t. Hibbert, Fordwich, Treasurer: Bert bard, Wingham Marshall: Cecil Bateman, Ethel. let Lecturer: Richard Gray, Brus- sels. 2nd Lecturer: Lewis Ruddy, Ate burn. Lunch was served and a social tithe spent following the meeting. The 12111 of July next year will be held in Bayfield with the host Lodge • being Varna, T'• * * * K +fi T * 'P .PEOPLE WE KNOW • ► . e • e b Miss Isabel Speirs, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harold Spells, who 1s attending Stratford Normal School, was guest speaker over CIL.NX, Tues day at 11 o'clock on her recent trip to Chicago, frons. Huron County, She represented the 'Majestic Women's Institute, !FREDERICK F. 9OMUTfil PiANO TUNING Phm. B., R. 0. I Those wishing to get their p1080 Carol E. lionaast1e R. ;y+, tuned before Chrlstnaas get in touch Mrs. H. Viola Hosntxth R. 0. with Ken Hill at once, Work guar. Registered Optometrists anteed. Leave your order at Old- Phone 118 >l•9arriston, Ont. field's Hardware, Phone 68. .aaammasvmtaa�ecu •nmssannu etsmatxarroman" POULTRY — EGGS — FEED Cm 8 +. rage L:ickers Each Locker Insured Against Fire. Phone 80 Brussels, Ont.