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BLUE VALE
Twelve tables were at play at a
euchre panty sponsored by the local
Women's Institute in the Com-
munity Hall last week. Haigh Mundell
and J. H. Smith played the part of
women and were successful in win;
ming the prizes. The consolation
Awards went to Mrs. Harry Elliott
and Albert Clark.
Lunch was served followed by
dancing.
•George Thomson, Toronto, Mr,
and Mrs, Albert Barry, ,Sarnia, and
Miss Brook, Kincardine, were visit•
ing last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Thomson to
celebrate the 30th. anniversary of
Clair wedding. George Thomson re-
turned to Sarnia with Mr, and Mrs.
Barry for a short visit.
Carl Troupe, Tee eveter, with Ms
cousins, Johnnie and Raymond
Waddell; Rev. W, A. Henderson,
Mrs. Henderson and three children,
Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs, James
Brisbin and young son, Belleville,
with Dr, Cl, H. and Mrs, MacDonald
;at the manse; Mr, and Mr, James
Michie: Morris, with Mrs. Laura
Kirton and Mrs. Ourtis; Mr, and
Mrs. Eddie Waddell with relatives
at Teamster; Buns Moffatt, Mrs,
0, 13. Moffatt with Mrs, Willi Sall.
Berson at London,
Mr, Wilmer Ross of Preston also
11?r. and Mrs. Jack Roos of Preston
spout the holidays With their
Parents Mr. and Mrs, Mnrt',ay Rosa.
The annual meeting of the 'United
anthill Sunday School wan held In
the monde last Wednesday after.
Tutton, Rev. R. A. Brook presided,
sedated by the superintendent, IOarl
1Tamlito11, Miss Margnrot Cnrfis
gave the treasurer's revert showing
a stibetnnttal bela.nlee, The .prenno-
tion of lriiplls was dis'eiittad and
all. A dainty lunch was served, the
also pians for encouraging attend -table being centred with a three
ante and the memorization of storey 'anniversary cake, Mr. and
scripture, Mrs. Williamson were the recipi-
The following officers were elec- ents of numerous gifts, cards and
tell: snenerintendent, oar). Imam- messages of cengratulatians. Both
ilton; assdstants, Ross Smith, Mil"are enjoying good health, They re -
ton Fraser; secretary, Wendell tired from the farm last fall to re -
Stamper; assistant, Lloyd Wheel- side in Walton,
er; treasurer, Miss Margaret Cur-
tie; pianist, Miss Delores Hamil-
ton; assistant, MIS, Carl John- I Melville Church Services
Holy communion was held in
sten; librarian, 13111 Yeo; temper- ( Melville Church last Sunday inorn-
since secretary, Mrs -M. L. Aitken; tug and the service Wag taken by
tniesionary secretary, Lloyd Wheel- Rev, Dr. Laird, Toronto, and took for
er; representative on the Miss- his text Isaiah 52..12, the Lord will
Conary and maintenance oommitte, go before yon, and was a very
Ross Smiths I impressive service, as we must look
the Providential guidance. An anthem
was sung by tine choir, Wm. King,
ta.ltieg the solo part.
WALTON
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Mr. and Mrs, Thomas M. William-
son well known residents of Grey MARK ANNIVERSARY
township, celebrated their 40th wed- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Garniss,
ding anniversary On Thursday even- formerly of Blueva.le, celebrated
ing, Dec. 28th, at their home,
their 52nd anniversary at the home
Mrs, Williamson, born in 1885, of their daughter, Mrs, Archie
wan fornnerly Gentrude Farina, 13al1antythe, London, They were
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. married at Burneide Farm, Morris, by
W. S. Forbes, Waiton, Mr, William- the late Rev. Dr, Per'rie, Wingham,
son, born in 1882, is the son of the in. 1898. Mrs. Garniss was for'nterly
late Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas William- Mary Tsbsier, eldest daughter of the
son of Grey Township. They were late Mr. and Mrs. Tsbister. Mr, Gar- I
married at the Methodist parson- hiss wag a. son of the late Mr,
age, Seaforth, Dec. 28, 1910 by ;the and MTrs. Frank Garness, Morris
Rev, G. A, Rodgers. township.
,The anniversary celebration was
attended by all members of their HOPALONG' CASSIDY COMES TO
family, 'five daughters and three THE 0ETR01T TIMES
Sons: (Olive) Mrs. Albert Clarke, Seven days a week! America's
McICiliop townsbip; Norman M., most ,talked about Western. hero,
(}coy; T -Torbert L. Me-Milioti; (Okla) ROPAILON!G CASSIDY, now brings
Mrs, 11. L, Jarvis, Clinton; (Evelyn) you his own brand of Bard -cutter,
Mrs, Lorne Carter, Tucicersinith; straighf.altnntin' adventure in norm
(Florence)^ Mrs, Gaorge Nesbitt, the Daily and Su.ntlay Detroit Tinter
Morrie; Roy, on the homestead, Comic Ptige s - in color on. Sun.
And (Ina) Mrs. Mlehe.ttl McGratlt, days, Follow 1T0PAT 0NG CASSIDY'S
Seaforth. There are 15 grandchildren, eveiting adventures daily end Sun'd'ay
A short pregra1n, arranged by in The 'Detroit 'Pintos, Michigan's
the grand'ehildren, wets, enjoyed by most interesting paper,
MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
Morrie 'Township Councli Meeting,
Ler, 15511, 1950.
The Council suet in the ''uwnsltip
Ilrtll on the above date with all meui-
bers pres'nt except peeve Harvey
JUlintton, -
On motion of Bailie Parrott and
Situ, Peacock. Chas. (ioultes was
appointed c'itairman of the meeting.
The h nuuutcs of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Brut, 1 ear nr k and I3ailie Parrott.
Moved I.y Heine Parrott, seconded
by Sant Aloock that Clar-
ence Martin be representative for
Morris Township nn the Seaforth
Tiigh School District 'Board; that
Thos. Henderson he respresentati-Ie
for Morris Township on the Wingham
Tileh Seined District Board and that
Mervin Richmond be representative
for orris Township an the Clinton
High School District Boarce-Carried;
Mored by Win. Peacock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that the insurance
on the Army truek he paid, --Carried,
Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded
by Sant Alcoelt that the Assessment
11011 for 1951 be accepted. -Carried,
Moved by ,Sam Alcock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that Addison Fraser
he Haid 9500 for assessing. -Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded
by Sam Alcock that the Road hills 0.5
presented by the Road Superintend-
ent be paid. - Carried.
Moved by Wm. Peacock, seconded
by Bailie Parrot that the Court of
Revision' on the Assessment Roll be
held at the Township I --Tall on Jan -
nary 15th, 1951 at 2 p. n1 -Carried.
Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that the Brussels
Post be given the contract of printing
for the year 1951 for $115,00. -
Carried.
Moved hS Win. Peacock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on Jan, 8111,
at 1n a. 10. - Carried,
The following accounts were paid: j
County of Huron "County
tax" $24,052.98
Brussels Telephone 5,190.19
Blyth Telephone
McKillop Telephone
Tvan McArter, caretaking
Harvey Johnston, salary
Chas. Coultes, salary
Sani Alcock, salary
Bailie Parrott; salary
Wm. Peacock, salary
Geo. Martin.'salary
Postage 80.00
Revising Voters' Lists 20.00.
Old Age Pensions 3.69
Federation of •
Agriculture 23.40
Drains 95.00
Nelsen Higgins, salary 215.00
Unemployment stamps 24.00
Financial Statement 10.00
Relief Officer 25.00
School Attendanice Officer 12.00
Postage and supplies 14.00
Gordon Gregg, Fed. of Agri. 884.78
Wm. Brydgea, Postage 4.00
Geo. Radford, Gorier Drain tile 556.25
Geo..Brewer, Fox bounty 2.00
Wm, Harman, Fox bounty 6.00
Oliftord Smith, Fox bounty 2.00
Jinn Turvey, assisting Enigneer on
Turvey Drain 3.00
Dept, of Health, Insulin 7.80
Municipal World, supplies 2.24
Village of Blyth, Division
Court Rent 20.00
A. H. Erskine, 'Collection of
Taxes 84.49
Advance -Times, advertising and
anpplies 11.88
Brussels Post, printing
contract 115.00
Central Tile Brick Corp., 'Purvey
Drain 112.50
Floyd Campbell, Trucking Tile,
Turvey Drain 27,00
Ross Anderson, fixtures and wiring
hall 150,46
13elgraIve Street Lights 8.40
Mrs, Elizabeth Campbell, tax
refund , 6.44
Jas. Davis, Rintonl Drain 9.00
Harry Adams, Turvey Drain 54,00
$. B. Elliott, Relief Aecount 13.58
R. W. (lode, Turvey Dr. 130.75
Ross Turvey, Purvey Dr. 125,00
Frank Shaw. 'Hervey Dr. 51,00
Ralgttt Shaw, Turvey Dr. 35,60
lint Towey, Turvey Dr. 59.40
Chas, Tenger, Tnrvey Drain 70.20
Robt. McLennan, Turvey Dr. 75.60
Valleeo Agar, Turvey Drain 12,00
Fred McOuteheon, Turvey Dr. 22.20
113. A. Reid, Sreforth
High Sehool 029.65
W. A. Galbraith, Wingham
High School 7834.57
H. C. Leveson, Clinton
High School . 826.42
Archie Montgc•iinet'y, truciting tile 9.00
(leo. Radford, Lamont Drain . 25:00
Robt, Mollie, Weed inspector 9.50
Addison Frasor, Assessing acid
Postage 523,59
Geo, 0. Martin, Clerk.
1,192.00
75.05
15,00
150.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
400.00
WALTON
The W..II.S, and 14',A, met fur their
reenter meeting rpt Wed., Leo, 13th,
111 the Church basement, 14' luembers
:111 tt'eretl rh'. roil call helel'ill ans.
n'ert•d with a terse from Christmas
Iiyluna, our president :firs. Marshall
tpeued the meeting 'will' Prayer. A
Bible reading from 51. Matthew,
(-limiter 2, was react by Mrs. A.
r 'ontle. Ser cal reports were rear,
by the different officers.
The names of the new officers for
1951 were read. Mre, J. Marshall was
presented with a Li1'e Membership to
the W. M. S.
Tho 16th of Grey group anader the
It•adershin of Mira. Wm. Turnbull,
then had eltarge of the Christmas
service which was presented as it
is written in the Missionary-'tMonthly.
Site was assisted by several
members of her group. The meeting
closrd with Hymn 50 and benediction,
W. A. Officers for 1951
TTon, President Miss M. Smillie
President .... Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull
lel Vice -Pres. Mrs. C. Ritchie
and Tice.•Pres. ,... Mrs. P. T. Holman
3rd Vice Pres. Mrs. G. Fox
Secretary Mrs. S. Johnston
Treasurer ...,..., Mrs. R. MicMichael
Pianists Mrs. H. Johnston,
Mrs. J. Bryans and Mrs. R. Bennett
Flower Com., Mrs, T. Leeming
Manse Coin. ,,,,.,., Mrs, W. Turnbull
Mirs,.l;thel Backwell, Mr's. R. Bennett
W. M. S. Officers for 1951
Hon, Pres. Mrs. E. Bryans
President Mrs. C. Martin
lst Vice -Pres, - Mrs, TT..Tolmston
2n0 Vies -Pres
Secretary
Treasurer
Mrs. A. Cautts
Mrs. F. Kirkby
.Airs, S. Reid
Supply See. Mrs. 'lir, .T. Bennett
Community Friendship See.
Mrs. P. T. Holman
Assistant Mrs, H. Travis
cretary of Temperance and
Christian Fellowship Mrs. D. Watson
Ilficsionary Monthly Secretary •
Mrs. M. Schede
Stewarship Ser. .... Mrs. E. Bryans
Literature Sr -c. .... Mr.:. R. Bennett
Assncia.fe Helpers See,
Mrs, W. C. Bennett
Mission Band SuptMrs. A McCall
Assistant Mrs. J. Smith
T;ahy Rand Supt..... Mrs. G. McGavin
C. G. T. T, Leader, Mrs. R. Hazlewood
Assistants M7rs. 0. McArthur
Helen Johnston
Auditors Mrs. W, 0. Bennet
Mrs. J. McDonald
Cranbrookers
The December meeting of the
Young Women's Auxiliary of Oran -
brook Presbyterian Church met at
the home of Mrs. Stuart McNair, The
president Mrs. Maurice Cameron was
in the chair and opened the meeting
with singing Hymn 163 and this
was followed by prayer. Scripture
reading was taken from St. Luke
2 verses 1-20. Hymn 170 was sung.
The topic "The Gifts of Jesus" was
given by Eileen Steles. Mrs. Emers-
on Mitchell sang "Holy Night." Roll
eail was answered by 8 meutbers.
The January meeting is to be held
at .the home of Mrs. Blair McIntosh.
The meeting closed 'with everyone
repeating the MizaDh benediction,
The election of officete for 1961
then book place.
President .,,,' Mrs, Emerson Mitchell
Vice. -Pres. Miss I3ilsen Steiss
Secretary Mrs, Stuart McNair
Treasurer .,,. Mrs. Maurice Cameron
Flower Fund ,... Mrs, Blair McIntosh
CRANBROOK
Rev. W, A' WTlllams, Valetta,
conducted the service in Knox Pres'.
byterian Church on Sunday, Dec.
81st,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Martin, Themes.
ford, spent Christmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, P. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble and
daughters. Hanover spent the Christ
etas woeleend with his mother Mrs.
Jas, Noble and other friends here,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Parton and
daughters, Mr. and Mr's. J -aa, Ritchie
end Douglas, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cameron and Bobbie and
Mr, and Mrs, Sas. Cameron and
Carole, Sarnia, were holiday visitors
with. Mir, and Mrs, Allen Cameron.
Mrs. Wm, Cameron spent the
Christmas week with her nepb.e1,
Harold and Mrs, Sntalldon, Walton,
Mr. Wnt, Forrest, Mgt. Forest, stint
his Christmas with his sister Miss
Alice 3. Forrest and Mrs, R, It;, Mc-
Donald.
ETHE .
The many friends of Mr, and Mrs.
G'liffoa'd Dnnbar met it the township
hall to spend an enjoyable evening
With theta, At hunch luolir the couple
wee presented with a walnut dining
table in honor of their recent man
rfage. Dancing was enjoyed to the
music of Stellion's orchestra,
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN trod 3URGEOi1
41VIlliam St. Phone 4. Bests. Orad.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telsetbone 45 Brussels, Ont.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses flitted,
Phone 791 Seaforth Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9.12,30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and IIthte Fitting ,of Glasses
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9 r34.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
Walker Funeral Horne
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of F'tmneral Home.
B. G. Wacker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
SELWYN BAKER
Agent for -- Hartford Wind Insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
For further particulars -- Phone Brussels 43-r-10.
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ALBERT CARDIFF
Agent for HOV✓ICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
'a` K Qui' rates are lower.
Phone 21-r-4 Brussels„ Ont.
Chas. T. Davidson
LRISYJRANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fare Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Ca.
oze Office 96 -m Br -assert, Ont.
y1, A. RaDn & Co.
FUNERAL ANS A_RIBU C'•S VICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embetim es
:ONE 36 or 85 •- -
BRUSSE.L , ONT-
Dennis Duquette
Mone S1 -r-16 R. R. 4 13rrset+s
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Big - None too Small
Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Cess.
BRUSSELS COUNCIL
Dec. 15, 1950
The Municipal Council of the VIl-
lage of Brussels met on the above
date in the basement of the Public
Library, with Councillor R. W.
Kennedy absent through sickness.
After the minutes of the preceeding
meeting were read, the minutes were
adopted on motion of R. A. Bennett,
seconded by A. McTaggart.
On motion of A. McTaggart, Sec-
onded by W. Speir, the following
accounts were ordered paid;
Brussels Goal Yard, fuel relief 22.00
Brussels Creamery, relief 8.00
S. Lowe Grocery, relief 12.46
A, Higgins, trucking sanding etc, 6.00
W. McNair, welding & labor 13.45
S. B. Elliott, Misc. supplies 1.74
Brussels Hdwe„ fuel and
Misc. Account. 20,64
Gregg Hdwe., Mist. Acct. 21.65
Elliotts Garage, Fire Dept. 11.85
D, Hall, Labor sanding sts. 2.30
Geo. Davidson, mowing park 12.50
Post. Pub. Rouse, Ads. and
Nnotilees 13.00
Jblin Gaynor, labor & drains 3.00
James Clark, 4 in. tile 5.00
Pearson Edwards & Co,
Audit and statement 40;00
F. Duncan, fox bounty (2) 4,00
John Gibson, Misc. repairs 7.75
H, A, Workman, snowplowing
streets
A, Coleman, Division Court
Clerk
Gen. T3vans, Division Court
Ratliff
52,50
32.00
32.00
County of Harron, Taxes
collected 1950 40.64
W. H. Bell, salary 180.00
G. R. Campbell, salary 45.00
R. B. Cousins, salary as Reeve and
Fire Dept., Invoice Wilson &
Cousins 58.94
A. M'IcTaggant, salary
Councillor 88,00
W. Spell", salary
Councillor 36,00
R. A. Bennett, salary
Councillor 38,00
R. W. Kennedy, salary
Councillor
36,00
Brussels Hydro, Street lights and
Hall 111.40
Brussels Fire Bde., Grant 200.00
Brussels Branch Canadian Legion
Memoriaal Grant 100.00
Brussels Postmaster, Postage 2.00
A. H. Oakley, Labor at Hall and
Streets 58.50
It was moved by W. Speir, second
ed by R. A. Bennett that the -Mani.
duality make a Grant $100, towards
the cost of War Memorial erected
this year by the Brussels Branch
of the Canadian. Legion, - Carried,
It was moved by W. Spear, second-
ed by A, McTaggart, that the Reeve
be authorized to proclaim Tuesday,
Dec. 20, 1900 a Holiday in the Villagr
of Brussels. - Carried.
The Oleck Treasurer was authorized
to pay any overhead, legitimate ac
counts, on advice from Council, til'
to Dec. 31, 1950.
The meeting then attlourned on
motion of A. McTaggart, seconded
by R. A, Bennett.
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs
- REPAIRED and RECOVERED -
Aliso Rebuild Mattresses
Pick-up and Delivered
Stratford Upholstering Co.
43 Brunshwick Street
Stratford, Ont.
Inquire at
D. A. RA.NN
Furniture and Funeral &armies
Phone 38 or 88
Illnessek