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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-1-31, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST PART. IN BUILDING CANADA'S DEFENCES PLAY :YOUR "- .s;GAres"""• Ts r •d jr? rz .....— VW !ts 1r I, • a � rr ' ks',. A •esti?ts `'ffii�..� ,..�--.+. ,. x��*y�ik�w3l::r,'L.:nLS^+.'1G•"':7•p�7_ azr,�anstaeR'-"""fqg �'i"w!su22ttgqL��6'!L!: :=. "•a�'v;eYs M9.ncN-, a:1's 8hollubricatlon Sael! Hvasehold and Snell Petroleum ro -ra elenersi Repair Livicet':k Spray Parts anu Aocaaaerirsu r hone Brussels, Ord, AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE mtisonn,aaaw:a'a Chesterfields and Occasional Chair% — REPAIRED and RECOVERED ., Also Rebuild Mattresses Pick- : p and Delivered Strad ththolsterim Co. 43 Branshwick Sweet Stratford, Ont. 8r1QL6iTC at — D. A. R1A..1' N Furniture arta Funeral Service Phone 36 or BS Brussels, Out. New Dodge Savoy is Introduced New this year is the Dodge Savoy, a special deluxe edition of the popular all-purpose, all - metal Dodge Suburban, The all- purpose all -steel Savoy offers the style, comfort and safety of a fine passenger car with the dash and colourful beauty of a station wagon -- yot it can be instantly converted into a load carrier with the capacity of a light com- mercial vehicle, Canada's expanding Navy needs more men! The Navy's job is important to every Canadian—important f`a you in more ways than one. By doing your duty to your country you can gain a fine career. Life at sea is a challenge, and you must be physically fit and able to live up to Navy standards —but it's a man's life, and the Navy offers you a life job — a job full of interest -- a healthy job. You'll see foreign places, and there are fine chances for advancement. eezcSt . deg& raga; avatar wedrowid If you are between 17 and 29—have Grade 8 education or better—are a Canadian citizen or other British subject, write to the Recruiting Officer, Naval Headquarters, Ottawa; or write or see in person THE RECRUITING OFFICER AT YOUR NEAREST NAVAL DIVISION. and find out about the opportunities for you in the Royal Canadian Navy There are 4 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN ALL BRANCHES, and especially ' today in: - ELECTRICAL ENGINE-RQOM COMMUNICATIONS It AiR MECHANICS ETC. The Navy will train YOU fit, as a specicllist. Get .., the Facie (today. , ts. CN -TOWS Wean( eday, January 31.01, 1951 CLASSIFIED ADS. , FOR SALE—e Ladies brown salt, size 18. Phone 18. FOR SALE— Yorkshire sows, due to farrow in Jon. and Feb. Itegietration if desired, Phone 4305 Jas, Knight WANT 0— Quantity of mixed grain or oats, picked up and weighed at your farm apply to the Brussels Post. Phone 31, WANTED — Set of sloop sleighs, centre shoe- Ing, good as new. Thos, Pierce Phone 36x6, FOR SALE -- 2 ycin ug Durham Cows, springing, 2 young Guernsey Cows springing. Dan, McKinnon Phone 24r12. FOR SALE - 1 kitchen cabinet and 1 kitcben range good as new. Jnek Yuili Phone 58r7 WANTED — Seconr]-liaud Fligh-chsir, In gond con- dition, airs. E, Courchesne or Phote 31 the Brussels Post, FOR SALE -- Funks G Hrbrtd Corn, Your local dealer Wni, Stratycituk Phone 48r8 Brussels GODERiCH RE -UPHOLSTERING -- Chesterfields, chairs, etc„ very 1 ,' nice coverings, Phone WmReld, I Goderieb 53M or Call at Store,s. 79s- limntes given, 25 years experience. See us, Phone ne, Write us. ti VACANCY — Rawlei ih business now open in Huron County. Trade well estabIish- _ 1 cif]. Excellent opportunity. Full time. r „ per . r " Vp e ; Cirritn at coca. Raerrigli's Dept, CODERICH TOWNSHIP NATIVE lies: w- ° v"v u a>u.1' i 18n 3Tontrel. NOW 95; HELPED BUILD C.P.R. . . Th., uinur.l meeting of ) nox Brt..i'y-ter:an Church. were held in Hearty w,shes for a happy 95th the church with Rev. MacDonald Birthday were showered en Harry (t. D int rim -Moderator, as chair- Combs.. of Tlrusr,ls, on Friday by ratan and Miss A. 3. Forrest, see- mail and by friendly callers. Family :'ct sts who were here to join in the rotary. A surplus of funds was re- ,-.i:rtt'd by several of the various happy occasion were 2 sons, John and ,rganizations.. Ira and n daughter -in -Law. Mrs. Ira The Pard of Managers was re- Combs, all of Deloraine. Man. An elected for snot -bra- year and con- only la.l.ghter, Miss Vestaand a i,ts of Jas. Clark. Miss A. J, Forrest, nephew, Menne Jackson, with M. J. Rneei. Stanley F'.'scher, Alfred whom he lives. also- joined in the TCnight. 3 ohn Perrie, Emerson 'Mitt ":1el`t' hien. Two othei• sons, Wil- eltetl. John Rnhnork. and Alex Steins. liana and Orval. also of Deloraine, A Beard of Trustees composed of were not present, James Perste..Tohn Perrie. and Jas. Mr. Combs was born in God - Clark were elected to care for church (rich Township in 1856, 12 years deeds nr papers, after hie father and mother, imp The visit of Rev, Alex Nimmo of migrants from Devonshire, Eng Wingham and Rev, Mr. Sinclair, land, first settled in Stanley Town - Riegel,. for the purpose of cultivating ship. Ile moved with his parents, mnttol understanding thrnaghbut in September, 1859, to Blyth. reach - the presbytery. was much apprec- Ing it by a trail through tele hush, sated. Ile farmed there until 1889 when literwewest to ork on the icon• The Cranbrook 'Women's instituteezteionnt of the wC. P. R. in Mao• held a "Family Night" in the•Com- itoha. After the completion of the malty Centre on Friday. Jan. 2f,th,railroad,, he homesteaded in the when there was a large attendance of . Deloraine district until 1919 when rhe members and their families, he returned to the Blyth district., A potluck Supper was followed by Tie was married ltt' 1885 to a short program. solo, Graeme Me- Csthertne McKay, a native of Donnlrl; reading, Mrs. Robert Gam- ! Sutherland, Scotland, She died in pied; dance (highland fling) Yvonne 1 October, 1929. McTaggart: skit, Graeme McDonald I Mr. Combs is an (honorary mem- and Sim Knight; mouth -organ select- her of the Blyth Orange Lodge No, ion, Selwyn Baker; piano solo, + 968 which ire joined at the age of Maxine Smalidon, An interesting I 17 in 1873. He clearly recalls a movie film was shown by Ross ; visit to Brussels on a 12th of Knight. included in this were pact- .Toby • in 1869 when there VAS 111 pe of local people teken while bhey i nothinb but breeh north of the were engaged in activities at bbe Maitland River Mein street Community Centre, bridge. He is still alert and cheery Tlnehre was played with first prize ; and reads his newspaper without donors going to Mrs, Bremner Sr, I the nisi of glasses. Ile missed feev ant Gordon I{night. Consolation a- 1ia11 -games last simmer, in the warns were presented to Mrs. Dick ; pari/ close to his home end tip Whitfield and Bill Craig, The lucky I nears much yonneer than his 96 Mania( prize was won by Stan, Camp.. years, bell. Daancin.g was enjoyed with I tnnele supplied by local talent. ?.Ir. and Mrs. Harris Bell and clang- "RAW FURS WANTED" — ters moved to Acton last week. i Good prices for mini:, coon, Red- * * ,t: j Fox, etc. Ship or write to Mr. and '.airs, Scrimgeour anti cl to hter of Tiilsonb1Irg visited her eerie t; Mr. and 1Tra. Wm. Rawson, k * * Mr. and Mrs. Georg Bridge were IA Ternnie last week and attended the 0. 11. F. E. D. A. banquet, * * * Mr and Mrs. W. J. Perrie attenders I the Ontario Retail Farm Equipment I Dealers' Association banquet at the T(ingsway Cleb in Toronto last week, * * * Mr. anti Mrs. Calvin Kreuter and son and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kreut- er are now established in their new home which they they bought from Mr. A. Synnott, Turnberry St, N. * * * Mrs, Walter Forrest is in Clinton Hne,pital, where she was taken after breaking her hip. The accident oe- enrred on Satlyday at her home, when she fell down the cellar stairs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thnell moved to Listowel on. Manday, Mr, Joe Tllolell aeeompanied them, Mr, and Mee. Wan, Spell- has bought the '''hnell home and will shortly take nnssesatnn. The nett meeting of the Cranbroolt Melville Church Service W. T. will he held at the Community The service in Melville Church en Centre on Tltesilay, Feb. 1801r at 8 Sunday' morning was taken by a P. 111. Men and women of the Mom- Chinese student frim Knox College, ninnity are invited to attend. Toronto, be said it was a privilege . r-..,... and a joy to he here and hoped to go back again to his own country, It will pay you to read' the all Ads. 1n the I3uussels Post, Thing rundown e gales MN. Gets P^dew Pep, S4'ady Nerves "r {rag very Indo& undo, troadlt.1 01OO rundown nor - rode, r took O. Clothed 16 lg, r 1616 080, 61,0,1 toes. Ing and 800001r{aoek WOrO 5000 --•11'0 L. 08800, dial- ta air i llotgina, o�rt. a round OOut 4f'I ilio Indiana .111limbs; Ma. l Sava d 1140 Wks booth Ins mora 08 .1tve 'Amino t,1 proton 061,01 , w Igl t.1 1111ihlg 401110 End hes 11MOd, aids 010,llto 411nos1100 a0 food glume h ors T6p, nnarlelnnoOt: Huta 11,11 on 8000 Im,o% P6n't on 'Mang too tat. Moo toting ' I Wn sun ,cools 10,80,1 welaht, r{trmhmlmy 0a( a6GOe,t,i n10,1" n100 only cog. 'fry entree 7m a 111d,te ror 8O{ti Mutts, 0000 pop, today, EE 011 t ugist0. • Formosa. to preach the gospel, be also said that Rev. 1, L, McI{ay went to Formosa in 1872. The morning text was TA11c0 10.88. Blessed be the King and pence in heaven' and spoke most narneat'y. A well rendered anthem was sting by the choir. Mise .Tune Work taking the solo part, It wild pay Fon to read the all Ads, in the Brawls Post, WILLIAM NiCHOLSON DIES AT BLUEVALE 'Where passed away at his home in Bleevale on Jan. 17, William Nicholson in his 66111 year, after a long illness, The funeral service was con, ducted on Friday at Ourrie's fun- eral Thome, Winghaan, by his pastor Rev. R. Brook of Bllnevale TJnil• eel Church. Burial was in Wingham cemetery. The pallbearers were Ross Thnell, Stewart Nichol, Hoy ward De Conte, Allan Breckenridge, George Nicholson,. John Miller, 1 Mr, Nicholson was the elder son of James and Henry Niohoison, pi- nnners of this eommntnity, and still owned the farm taken n.p by fila Felber in 1364. Tit 1912 he married Mary A. Breckenridge, who atm vives together with four children, Mre. Percy icing (Mae) of Tern - berry, Mrs. Alfred 'Tapper (Daisy) nt llowntanville. W. ,Tnhn, of Mor - Is end Allan at home. A. son.,, tenet Corporal Joseph, died in ac- tion in Ttaly In 1944, Also surviv- ink ere ten grandchildren, one brother. Joan of 1' n'oberry, ,,and tln'ne "deters: Mrs, George Rankle, (Addie) nit Piinrn `MLTs. (lenrgo Meflord (Mauro) of Walden, Now Yorir , an1 Alts, Sosdyih De :Cents? (Florenee) of Toronto, Mr. end Mrs, Nicholson retired to the villiogs about a year ago and bud Tanned to celebrate their 60- 3 'weilriing anniverser n short),', (.rens.-Tann nos. 264 Spadina Ave., Toronto, Ont. 1F ',BEADY fur yfa�t® take river, "—SDN! Yes , , i'ettcly and waiting for stronger hands to take over the heavy tasks which the older folic have carried through the long years of war. , . - Every- thing is in good shape. Dart has seen to that. The Tine heri- tage created by his own labour and prudence is protected. loo, by it SUN LIFE insurance policy which will, should he die. take care of the mortgage and any indebtedness normal to good farming operations.... Yes, Dad made a good 'lob of planning for the well-heing and security of his family in generations to come. ;? eoresentativ9 HARVEY STEPHENSON Phone 43x Brussels FARM FOR SALE — 20 aer -, eed land in Morris Twp. Bond buildings, hest of water, hydro, immediate possession. Write or Phone n5.1=26 Dublin Earl TIealy. R. R. 1 Dublin, -. FOR SALC — Tiray chicks. prompt shipment cockerels. pullets, mixed. dayold, started, Tt's "smart" to hey early — It's good business too. Ask us Inc price list," particulars — Wm, Glen Pray. Ethel. "LIVESTOCK WANTED" — C.ash — up to $10.00 for Dead or Disabled Horses; $10.00 for Cows; Hogs $2.50 per Cwt, — at your farm, Prompt service, Phone collect Brussels 72. William Stone Sons, Limited Ingersoll, Ontario, NOTICE — Order Lea -Weber Seeds early this year. We have a fall line at seeds such as Clover, Timothy and Perm- anent Pasture. Corn, Oats, Barley and other spring grains. .All Certi- fied No. 1 or Registered. We also have a full line of Garden Seeds and Dutch •Sets, Need any Rawleigh Produts, Write or phone Geo, Wesenburg, Phone 56r0 ATTENTION RAI/NIERS — We will be pleased to pink up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For Mt - mediate service telephone eoldeet — Brussels 86-r-12 or Elmira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd. HOUSES FOR SALE — House with barn, garage and 2 acres of laud, priced to sell. House with good been and 1 acre of land, a real buy. Large brick house and good barn, a lovely home House and small acreage, priced tight, Time and barn, priced to sell, S. C. Long, Real Instate Broker, Bressele, Ont. NOTICE—GIRLS' GARDEN CLUBS The Majestic Women's Institute are again sponsoring the 048'l& gar- den Club for 1951. Farm girls between the ages of 12 and 26 years are eligible to join, If interested 3lease give Mrs, Sohn Speirs your name before Feb, 1st, o SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT W. L. Ba kar Er. Sen BUTCHER SHOP Phone 6 Brussels NOTICE Keep the Road Clear for Same Plowing as open can not operate where gateways, or roadsides are blocked by milk cans, cars ole., and The Council will not be responsible for damage. By Order of The Council, Township of Grey. r -- It will pay you to read the all Ade. in the Brussels Post. ttee- NYintee-EI:8tTR;C POWER COMMISSIOH OF ONTARIO