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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-4-25, Page 5kt ,: iI l RUSSEL.S POST ty'. -,.111'11 ,1111# ii i Keystone of Main Street Where livestock and rolling stock meet there's sure to be a Western town, Beef and wheat and railways—and The Commerce on the corner. That's the story of lots of Canadian towns. But the real story is about thepcople who built the town. You and your Commerce manager ... He and the men and women who work with him know their job: to give you Commerce service—the kind of banking service that's the keystone, of community progress, Remember, whatever your banking needs, the men and women at your Commerce branch are good people to know. ! . The Canadian Bank of Commerce "The Commerce" Joni Elutes T8d-SOAa -....1aal•r'„0-:•._..0001.0e<aa0.1018..z<r,•=,-��,;.yy.0.0 tFcrroramu 100001200Opi1‘iumiY®n 00P0090000061010- 10O R N Q' Roo S. The (l lubrook Women's Institute met in the. Community Centre with Brussels and Ethel lnalitules as guests, Motesworth institute was unable to attend because of the COO - dations of the roads, With Mrs Jas. Bremner, our pry-sirleut in the chair the meet.tug opened by singin;:, "The Opening Ode," followed by the Institute Creed and the Lord's Pray- er raye1. in tlnisen. Airs. Lloyd Michel welcomed our guests. Community singing in-eharge of the Ethel In- sttute led by Mrs. L. Lake and with Mrs, Stan Speiran at the piano was very 1118011 enjoyed. Mrs, Teen. Shurrie of the Majestic Institute gave a demonstration on icing; cake. Showing us how to make the icing and demonstrated icing one layer ot a cake and also FREDERICK F 1(OM1 1.r Pbrn. R. R. 0. Germ E. Homuth R. 0 Mrs. H. V nla Homuth R. 0 Registered Optonletriats Mons, 118 l•ierrinirm. gni WING!-?Afldi sfraloHiM SHOP Famous For Aria tic, MernorlaIs at very reasonable prices. Always a large stock in choicest sranit i hose from e; smetery t ng a specialty a In e. machinery R. Moine 2.51,1 -- VVlnahnrve list1 It 1 (belay cane in the form of a book. Mrs. \:-ao „McIntosh iutradeeed our sir speaker Mrs. Arthur Hamilton. Airs. I-l-atitilteu gave a very inter- esting and also educational talk of her trip to Copenhagen, Denmark Ie the rnnvewtlon of the IT. C. W. \\r.,. !' !hair tours to parts of Eng- uh.1. N-: ollui (. Sweden, Norway, i , murk. Holland, Ireland and of 'heir rough voyage home. She show- ed many interesting and colored eiefures of her trip. ?(rq, Sculley Campbell on behalf cf the W. 1, th.auked Mrs. Hamilton :111 presented her with the cake 'eat was iced by Airs. Sherrie. • The meeting clone by singing, "'His Kinlz." Lunch was served in 'ea haeenieut and a social time was einy(-al by all. Hostesses were ; Mrs. Glen Hnether. Ma's. F, Nichol -nr1 M'e T. Knight. fe; you want to get rid of Your old paperer- The Brussels Boy Scouts will be glad to have all you can bring lo. Bring them in Saturday, Apdil Lith or Sat.. May 5th and leave them et the home of Adrian McTaggart. i- e : �n 'ills play -.dale of Murrey," present- ed by bhe Belgrave Young People 111 !1.r presented in the near fut- ure, under the auspices .of Knox United Church Sunday School in Beigrilve. Watch for definite date. BELGRAVE and,da.c Mrs. Stanley Cool- was elected ASK YOUR LOCAL DEALER Flat or sombgioss. Helps create the most beautiful Interior effects. Produces a soft, mellow finish. Easy to apply. Has exceptional hiding qualities. Your choice of twelve modern colors. Johnson's Paint & Electric Store Brussels, Ont. is enish at of the Belgrave Wlf111 .55'8 Institute, succeeding Mrs, Stewart Procter, who had been president fur MVP years. airs, Walter Scutt and Mr.. Edgar \\lghtmau were sleeted vice-presidents, and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler was returned 88 s el'',Irry tr8aenrPl', with firs, ,T. C. Procter as iter assistant. Mrs, Stewart Procter was named district direct- or; the branch directors are Mrs, John Andersson. Mrs. J. M. Conites. sad Mrs. Jesse Wheeler: pianist, Mrs. J. M, Coultas; assistant, Mrs. George Michie; auditoria, Mrs, W. .0 hfeet•ee. Miss Edith Prosier; program convener, Mrs. Fred Cook; press reporter. Mrs. R. S. M.acTCen- zie: eta.nrling rnmmetee conveners. —a'•rieelture 1)11,1 C.gnad' • +rias, Mrs, J. Cl. Procter, Mrs. Leslie Dolt: citizenship anrt, education. Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs, M. Taylor; 11Pa1111 and home economics,, Mrs, Albert Cnult88. Mrs. Harold Proc. ter: cemnlnnity activities. Mrs, TT -1 \?'lienler lrl'e. A, Scott. les. George Mollie gave a re. 'view of Nellie M1C^lnlnee's honk "The Stream Runs Fast" and Mrs. T" pter preeented the rnoi fn. Cn11r811erc' reports were giv- P11 by Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. Al- eest ("nnites, and Mrs. ,T. M. Cnnites, Miss Edith Procter gave 1118 auditors' report. Ten dollars was donated to the cancer fined, and $25 to the Wing. ham. Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. 3'. M. Cnnites•, Mrs. W, J, Moores, and Mrs. George Michie aware .named a rernmrittee to investigate the 011001)558 of a piano for the re- creation more at the Arens, Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler were conveners of the meeting. and Mrs, Free Coals was hostess, assisted by Mrs. L, Doit and Mrs. Robert Procter, Plans were made for the feed denlnnettiation. "Let's Cook Tt Riarht," to he held in the cam - 1l' ll(y club roams on Apr!l 26 and 27. 2 Do you want to get rid of your old naoers7 The BrUssels Boy Scouts will be glad to have all you can bring in. Bring them in Saturday, Apdil 2:4th or Sat„ May Sth and leave them et the home of Adrian McTaggart, ee FOUR-FOILD PROTISCTIO I I e e o 0 0 5•_ • .,,.�,0000008 ..• o•• e e e e e• e 0 e e e e n ,t pings a monthly income to your A monthly income to 700 in flea dependents if you die before reaching event of your total disability through aide retirement. mess or accident. This monthly income is A monthly income to you for doubled if you meet with death by accident, life at retirement. Ask for our pamphlet "Four -Fold Protootion Provides". It will interest you. x.09 on f r ti Life ®oSUNf� 11 1 en Or r 1 0 1 Ausociafioitt 1 e 1 o n r o n,+01;;,1+dbate. iii% ,.Litt_tu,atCita J. C. LONG Representative Brussels bLUL NA.LE - C iI. :del{iu ry presided at the first munth(y m11tiig of the Triple group of the Indies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church. Fourteen 1! 011ilf 1..a paid the Inc^mbershlp fees. Mrs. Burns Modfalt read a passage iof scrirtau'e from Proverbs which , dealt w't:h the work of women, Mrs, IMc -Kinney led in prayer, - Mrs. Archie Messer offered her • home for the May meetdng, 811(ee articles, matte by members during the first quarter of tine year, will be sold. Money --,making projects wsre discussed and a committee ap- pnirted to 001801 a play, for Presen- latton at 11 later (late, Sunshine boxes proved so successful last year that it was decided to use 1118111 again. During the afternoon the women (milted. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs, Burns Moffatt. The \\'omen'. Tnst!tltte sponsored n enrhire nerty in rhe community halt last Tuesday night with 12 tables minvin % Moe. Alex Corrigan and Mrs. Gordon Mandell were the women 111 charee. Stanley Moffatt, Miss Merl McNaughton, M s. Hugh Mundell and Mrs, Harry 'Elliott Well, NIP winners of novelty prizes. The awards for high points were won 11y Miss Sean Wilton and F'lemi'n;g ,Tohnston, Lunch was served by the women. The proceeds will be used to buy dishes. Personals; Mrs. W. Myers, Tor- onto, with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Smith: She was called home on account of her father's ill- ness; Mr. S'mith's sister. Mrs. F. Minoan, Brussels, is at the same hone; Mr. end Mrs, John M. 7Allow end baby, Marian, Stratford. 'MO Mrs. Nellie Liilow; Rev. Doulglee MacD'onn.id, Tihlsonbnrg, with his father, Dr, MacDonald and Mrs, MaoDonaltl. Do you want to get r•id of your old "anerev Th- Brussels Boy Snouts W111 be glad to have all volt can brine in. Brine them in Saturday. Apdll 28th or Sat., May Fth and leave them at the home of Adrian McTaggart. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All persons having claims against the estate of Neil McNair, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Homan, Farmer, clecea•sed, who died on the 23rd of September, 1950, are required to send particulars thereof to the addnintstratrix on or before the first day ot May, 1951, after which date the estoite will be dis- tributed having regard only to the claims of which the administra tris shall then have notkee. Doted at Preston, Ontario, this 4111 dey of April, 1951, AONPvS McNATR, Adn tnistratrix, by PEARSON lit FLYNN, 172 Ding Street, Preston, Ontario, ^ FOR SALE — Shoe Stere and Repair .Shop In *mod village. $1 Ore 15 Red Briok; (lad brick 6 roomed house adjoining, also 4 room aper tment. above store. Stook is $L500.90. Stock and repair Mori 18)111 buildings all for gulch sale priced at 94,500.00. 100 acre grass and wend farm, lots of water, 5000 new trues set out, ('r'ioe1 to sell at $2200,00, 3', C. Long, Reel Estate ilroker, Brussels, Ont. Grass time is almost here. Cattle will begin to move, so keep posted on the latest market prices. At n000 on the Farm Page we have Toronto, Montreal and Buffalo prices, Then at 6.20 p.m. we give you the day's closing prices. from Toronto and also, by special wire, from Detroit. Hope you find them helpful, t.2 980—CFPL's ROY JEWELL. CLASSITIED ADS. FOR SALE.--, 1850 Austin Sedan, with radio and heater, in new car condition. Phone 31 Brussels. FOR SALE — Pota(nea rue seed. Chas. E Lake. Graham Survey, Brussels phone 56r6, FOR SALE— I(a.ver Oats. grown front reolcter- eo tee(1, also Clinton hats. (0010,1 Kndtrht - Phone• 431.25. FOR SALE — 4 real ;and Dilrham 1te'fers, three I c ty m calf. it9ss Cardiff Phone 51r4 FOR SALE -- AleC :try (Sucher- Heate1' and kit - chum clbinet, also t.raetor and plow. Far information phone 31 Brussels, WANTED — Honsekeeper companion. good home for a woman not wanting too much wages. write or come and see. Truest Dennis, Brussels, Ont, FOR SALE — Look ahead to the late summer- early fall egg prices. Get, Bray pul- lets, started, dayolds, at their re- duced spring prices. Ask us for teal ticnlars, They've also nixed Alae s, d,ayold, etarted. Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel, FOR SALE - 3 Hoistein heifers 1 pr; old and I foul' 2 yrs. old. four Dunham heifers 2 yrs, old; also oil bath windmill head in good cond1tion. Phone 55110 J. Blair McIntosh TENDERS WANTED — Sealed tenders will be received until Thursday, May 10 to buy any part or all of the 'United Church shed at Belgrave. For further par- ticulars contact Geo, Michie, Brus- sels phone 155513. CAR FOR SALE — 1949 Chev. Coach, with low mile- age. radio, heater, Parestone, body undercoated. Apply to Mrs. E. Huetrer, Brussels, Phone 3x2, WANTED -- Man for steady travel among consum- ers in Huron County. Permanent con- nection with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustlers considered. Write Rawleigh'a Dept. ML -Ci 152, 131 Montreal. WANTED - -Teachers wanted for Grey Twp. School Arca, Salary $2000, sap ac- cording to experience, Applications received by Secretary or any mem- ber of .Sohooi Board, J. Oarl Hemingway, Sec, Treas. Phone 25r5 Brussels, Brussels, Ont, ATTENTION FARMERS — We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay Pro itableDairtyr foi�;,i� More Essentkxl Now Than Ever years of eultivatioa and growing et crape tbo coil Menne, of main. accessary 41005810, etc., conecquenity ninny (r8au do lei colonist adequate nu(rlavn value, Thin In POO reason for 1110 trued of surplemuatary foods CO r41h0 0 pro. pony balanced radon foe dairy cows. Theomoret0 row tee cosh Ow m00o tgflk yeti *8111 pot. But rho. fend *85551 he property balaueod and eaamin the nes easing nauseate of vitamins and mhrerels as well es pr:Moine and ser bob ydnes). To (Hake mora tnonoy, hoop only well bred eowo and /cod them to the Omit with Blac%ford's Doisy Meal which f5 very;_ palatable, 80nmAfae abundant qua:wawa of en sirs •asgri^ tial vitamin,, aalaorale and la tlw, swag aeonomical Pond you can buy. Aar Sale by F r uduace 22-r-10 ETHEL H.EL I 'l'hr•yc^ pa -sed a -way- on Monday, Apr;1 0th. Et.hel's oldest resident, Mary .Tawe Bateman in her 92nd year, Sllc was a daughter of the late John Jnnes and Susan Dark and was one of a family of seven chil- dren. She was horn on Lot 9, C'on, 10, Grey Township on May 22. 1850. In December 1890, elle was mar- ried to the late George Bateman, '5180 0(1 Carey Toe -pellet and resided in Cranhrook and Ethel vicinity all ho,. life. She w a member of the Wesley- an Methodist. Methodist and TTni. Irl elttlr'elie'. Alt.hnuelt of the lateyears: 1(8 bad not rmjnyPd the hest of health and was more or Ina eonfinr-d 10 home :110 molt a 10ren inierest in all rmnlnnity affair:. R1,:• •_ :,orewed l,y two dnngh Cess ,1Oilier and Minnie of Ethel. rind one sou. Cecil, farming at 1'the1, 801811 erandchildren, and ane rdeat grlandrlauehters Joan Cnghlin of Lis' ,vel. Two snits. Edwin and William, and two daughters. Bea- trice and Pearl predeceased her as rifd her ltnehanrl tv110 died at Ethel in 1931. Funeral service took place from her former home in Ethel nn Thurs- e^.v. et 2.30 it, in., and WO e• conducted be her pastor, Rev. Andrew Lane. Pollh-;arers were : Quest Dohson, Percy Stephenson, Jnseph Pearson, Charles Hansnld; Cameron Coch- rane and Frank Sleightholm, Inter- ment was made in the family p16t in Brussels cemetery, The annual meeting of the Ethel Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. G. Kreuter. with 22 members and 2 visitors present. The roll roll was answered with a current event of in4ereet to Ciamed- ians. Mrs. Bowes gave a short re- view of the work so far in the junior project. A sheeting was plan- ned for t.h•e girls and their mothers and the Institute to -he held in tee middle of May. Sunshine sleters will be revealed at this time. A vote of appre0ia.tinn was given to the leaders of the various junior Projects. The reports of the various committees were read, Mrs. A. Speiran gave an excellent paper 011 Christian Citizenship. The following list of ofIticers' were elected for the coming year and Mrs. L. Lake con - (Noted the installation. according to the Hand Boer(, Hon, Pres. .... Mrs. A. B. Lounshury Pres, 5508 S. Speiran let. Vice Pres. Mrs, E. Bowes 2n(1 Vine Pres, Mrs, 11. tlodden Sec,-Treas, Mrs. A. Pearson Asst. See..Treas. Mrs, le, Richards Pianist Mrs, S. Speiran .Asst, Pianist Mrs, C. Cochrane Mist, Director .... Mrs, A. T,nnnshnr v 5 Br:uttlt Directors Mrs. W. Kramer, Mrs. W. Hamilton and Mrs, de Doelder. Auditors .... Mrs. G. Kreuter, Mrs. H, i Harley Plower Com..... Miss E. Pearson and Mrs. W. Hamilton Conveners of Standing Comtttees,.;. j Citizenship and Education Mrs. P. Stelrliens8n Community Activities and Public i Relations Mrs, B. Godden I TRstoriral Research and Current ' Events Mrs. A. Pearson Hunte Economics and Health .... Mrs. E. McTaggart Agric'ultnre and Canadian Industry Mrs. J. Pearson 11r -solution Mrs. , r.. J. Menzies I The Institutes are holding a euchre 88.1 erok.nnle party in the Township Teell, Thtu•sday night, for the hock- ey tr,:,m. Everybody invited, 'Wsl- i 1.r-• institute are presenting a play "Lena Rivers" in the Ethel Town• sltip Hall, Monday night. April 30th F^yrryene please eome. MORRIS The \\'ingha.m fire brigade receiv- e(1 a call from thefarm ot 011ie Cam- pbell, 1st line of Morris, early Mon- eay. A zits engine in the milk house was reported to have back -fired causing minor damage. With strong wind blowing at the time fear was hole it might spread into the barn. Chimney Fire .,,. A chiumey fire at the home of Thomas Ellis. four miles north and west of Bras•sels on the 4th concess- ion of Morris, burned a large hole in the roof. hut was put out before rousing any limns damage, The necnpant0 of the house had not noticed the blaze, but Charles Nichol- son. Morris Township, 10410 was ddiving along the road noticed the burning roof. He notified Mr, Ellis and helped him put out 1180 fire. The Meuse -,'le fire bridgede responded. Skinny men, women gain 5,10,15 Ibs. Get New Pep, Vint, Vigor( What • tballi Bony limbs ell out; ugly bel- lows fill up; neon no longer semITny; 1104, 1 oe bnit-etnr#d, 8101117 'dean -pole" look, Tben- 0580 0f rlrle, women, man, who toyer no wd rota be- fore. 5500 now proud of ebapVe1y honllhy-1000103 bodfos, '�b,y thank rho epe- binl vigor-hundIeg, I819 building tonic, 0000x. tome, stimulants, lnde0rn- tore, iron vitamin B,, 051- stum, ee,Ieb blood, beproto appetite 0011 lm�oo food 81,00 you moraore aroma and ire bobme0t; put amh 0a bar, bo0,0. Get Lovely Curyos Don't tear gutting T00 tot. Stop 8105 7ouba gained the 6,10, 16 or 101111. you need for normal weight. COs little, New "get sogsste glen only 000, Try tomos Oetroe 2bulo Tablets for DAT Toryday. end added de,oalNtA McNeil's Shell Shellubrlcat!on Steil Household and General Repair Livestock Spray rhone 77-7-6 ervice Shell Petroleum Produces Parts. and Accossorkes, highest prevailing prices, Far tm• AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE mediate service telephone collect — Brussels 86-r-12, Listowel 650-r-3, or Elmira 564 Gordon "'hung (Elmira) Ltd. Brussels, ''f"'1) WANTED — Repeat. man for Morris Schools. Applications will be received Until May 1st for the position of general maintenance elan for the schools of Morrie Township Scheel Area., No appltoatkln necessarily accepted, Ap- plicants will state rate of pay p01' ham' and mileage. Retell Shaw, Blnevale, Ont, tpamsernemzeovesmagramea SEWAGE DISPOSAL 1 am now equipped to pump out your Septic Tank, also do all other kinds of pumping, such as flooded cellars etc. IRVIN COXAN Phone 75r4 Milverton, Ont.