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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-10-17, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST dollectao And hospitals know it well] In this gleaming hospital kitchen, aluminum cooking utensils do a double job. They meet the highest hygienic standards because aluminum is ideal in contact with food. And they cook hospital meals more quickly because aluminum heats so evenly, Millions of Canadian homemakers, too, protect the flavour and quality of everything they cook by using aluminum utensils, ALUMINUM IS FRIENDLY TO HEALTH ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. AtyOjeCmOaE � 4eb..y OoattO�ar Waldo Ecewa o46at 44 of phee� At ophugd a4at jee°utG ovae °aR a' The at Eel'AtaooC auquerAa p�j tp°° PaEj naVtjtoa re le. Ea oa o ° Pn tE ji" note°0 to E641jala the „us ed 117 fj °a Yoe,. Eho Ea ,,the . 7,.- 07.0 rttoeeb: a°°band° tf alterwol ;pot jm kap: °fmPtatuoms ooy.lq Aatt at:a4"4' tet eleetielee °N140A civic ea oly.AWa cqN�°sPM� Zco.,.. August 5, 1954. a the reckless driver... The reckless driver is a public menace. He has no regard for his own sgfety or, that of other,users of the streets and highways. Passing on hills or curves, excessive speed, cutting in or out, and similar con- duct are reckless acts. Severe penalties are 'provided and will he applied to the reck- less driver. • =ti CRANBR0UK .lir;. ('aloin Camerae Motored with Mr and Mrs. Wm, Cameron to Short Hills, N, Y, last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin and Mr. and Mrs, M. 'Martin, Detroit, visited over the week -end with Mr. and MIs. Alden Cameron, Mrs, Stanley S. Mistier and her daughter, Mrs. W. Myers. Detroit, visited with Mrs, Clara Omsteed and Mr. and Mrs. Lylle Gordon. Mrs. Wm. Cameron Sr., is at Wal- ton with Mrs. Harold Snsalidon, Mrs. Liynan. Evans was hostess for the October meeting of the \\'nmpn'a Missionary Sooiety, with an. attendance of tlaurteere. Mrs, John Sohnock was the leader and opened the meeting wiith :the call to worship Mrs, Ciara ()Instead read Psalm 100 sail all repeating' the Lord's Prayer, send ,Colossians 3: 1447, Teymns in keeping with Thanksgiving were sung with Miss Alice .T. Forrest presiding at the piano. The secretary. Mrs. } eT Emgel read the minutes and called 1 the roll call which was answered with a verse containing "thanksgiving." Mis. Jetta Schnuck extended an in- iitotdon to the Society to meet In her homy In Nov. The sectional inreaine is being held n Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 2 o'clock in Ethel Presby- teree, Chitral and members were meted to attend. A report on the enn- t"r''s and sending of the simply bale wss eIvon. The Thanksgiving topic was presented by Mrs, M. Engel and a Mitts Quiz was conducted, The elnsine Hvnln was wing and • On President. Mrs. ,Tolle Schnook eveteem oed the Benediction. Re- frpsihanents were served by Mrs. Evans, assisted by Mrs. H. Grn•salitr. BRUSSELS ANGLICANS ATTEND HURON DEANERY The fall meeting or the Huron Deanery W, A. was held to Ford'vvioh Anglican Church on Thursday, Oot, 11111, The guest sneaker was the Rev. Simpson of Durham, recently returned from China, Those at- tending btending from Brueseis were Rev. and Mrs. Kerr. 17i's. A. Morrow. Mrs, 11. .Mitchell, Mrs. A. Morrison and Mrs. G. Davie. MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL The Council mei in the Township Iran on the above date with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Chas. Coultes, and Sam Alcock. A. delegation visited the Council In regard to the McCrea Cemetery and it was decided to appoint a Cemetery Board for the Township, • Moved by Chas. Goultes, seconded by Bailie Parrott ;that the necessary By -Law be passed settang the nomination for Now. 30 at 1 p.m and the election if necessary to be held on nes,. 10 and appointing De- puty Returning Officers and Poll Clerks, — Carried. Moved by Raffle Parrott, seconded by Win. Peacock that the road bills as presented by the Road 0umerin- tenclent he paid. — Caroted, Moved by Sam Alcocit, a eeonded lu Bedlte Parrott that the following be appointed as a Cemetery Board for the Towrship of Morris,: Her. man Netdtery, Colas, Beeman, .Jim ,Trhnston, Reginald Watson, and Georgy Miebie, — Carried, Moved by Win. Peacock. seconded by Sant Alenrk that Addison Fraser be paid 8600 to assess the 'Mwnstiip for the year 1953. — Carried. Moved by Sam Aieock, seconded by Bailie Parrott .that the meeting adjourn to meet again on Nov. 5 at 1 p. m. — Carried, - The following aaceunts were pale: tsiwanure Times, advertising 52.60 Waiter Shortreed, valuators fees 3,61 Geo. Martin, transportation 6.00 Walter Oster, poultry killed 18.85 A, Whitney, flowers for Robert Sheetreed 8.00 ,Telae Kelly, fox bounty 2,00 R McLean, fox bounty 2.00 Clarence White, drawing wood and tile 16.00 R. McLean. poultry killed 80.50 Dave Craig, unloading tile. (levier Dr. ' 8,10 Bailie Parrott, unloading tile, (levier Dr. 3.00 TT,,.r,r,. ,Johnston, meals for Township tour 9.90 Addieon Frasier, part salary Mr's, Robt. Craig, relief Mersey Jellunstan, Court: of Retvisiou Chao, Couites', Court. o2 fterlsion Sari Al000k, Court of R"sLaiolt Wm, Peacock, Court of Revision Bailie Parrott, Couirt Of Revision Addison Fraser. Court of Revision Geo. Martin, Court of Ravdslon f7arvey C. Johnston, Reeve. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. W+rdreeday, Critober 17411, 1061' 1020,0.0000 Majestic Women's Institute Huey Moore the, well known radio 8,00 reetallty, wee speaks, tan Dab* ing and interior decoraitisng j's cotnl- 8.00 tn'g to Bitnssels, on pot. 24jti1„ at. 0. 111. to the Town Hiatt. hivoryone is 8.00 welcome: The Moore Paint Go., Oe spotrsorialg her speaking tour for 8,00 one week, and 81-. 10. Gregg end the Majestic Woni5 's Tnd416tute are bringing it lo you. 8.00 8,00 8.00 Friendship Circle DDie October meeting of the Friend- ship Circle was held in the parlour of the United Church with a good attendance reported. The meeting was opened with the devotional ger- vices ervices followed by a prayer hY Mrs. 3, Lowe. The eecrestarial reports were presented and the treasurer's report adopted as read. The circle was honoured to have as their guest Mrs, P.nwland who gave a very interesting rrwenue of her recent twill to Eng- land and rationing conditions there. He talks was very lunch enjoyed and a vote, of thanks was elven by Mrs. Win. Evans. Mrs. Norman Hoover favoured the grohp with a lovely solo following whinh members joined in the Mizaph Benediotion and the meeting was adjourned. Lunch was served the the cnmm,i:btee in charge St. John's Guild The October meeting of the Wo- men's Guild was held at the home Mrs. Wnt, McMurray, The meeting opened with a hymn and prayers in unison. The soripbure lesson was read by yrs. Morrison. The heel- ness period was taken over, by .the President, Mrs. G. Davis. Treasurer's report showed a suceesstul balance from the booth at the Fall Fair. Moen was made out fel' the next Lionls scupper. The November meet- ing will be held on the 18th of the month, in the basement of the ohnurch. 1t will be a social afternoon for all the ladies of the congregation when the patched aprons will be jliuslgeid, by a trio of Walton ladies, Mrs. Rev, Kerr closed the meeting with prayer. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and committee. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of ,Lames Edwin Armstrong, who passed away two Years ago, Oct. 19tH, 1949, God's Heaven must be beautiful. For Ile only calls the best, To come to Him, and be a part Of tdnat great land of rest. You lett a heantifui memory And a sorrow too great to be told But to those who loved and lost you, Your memory will never grow old. Sadly missed and fondly remem- bered by his wife and faanily. vlelviile Church Service There was a good attendance on Sunday morning when Rev, Mr. Ful- ton spoke from the text. "Therefore let us keep the Feast" 1 Cor. vS. We must keep the feast because Our Lord commands it. It is not some- thing from which we can tnln aside with a shallow excuse. We must keep the feast because we need it, we need the simple Message of the broken bread and poured out wine. Mel also it is our witness to the world that the Cross of Jesus Ohrist is central in our faith. The Sacra- ment of the Lot'd's Seiler was observed at the rinse of thr service. ARE YOU WORRYING • YOURSELF SICK ? Doctor's are finding that headaches, ulcers, 'heart troubles, skin ai1•ments, diaheaes and other maladies often are emotionally caused illnesses. Learn how psychiatrists are caning such victims of worry, Read "Chart- ing Loves and Hates That Really Melee You Sinlc", in this Sunday's (Orrtober 211 issue of The Americas Weekly, exclusively with Detroit t on'1 iy Times. ETHET., The October meeting of the W.M. S. and W. A. of the Ethel United United Church was heti at the home of Mrs. McTaggart widthtwelve members and two vistons present. Meeting 00511 d with oall to worship by the president, offering was taken Font'bh verse of TOylnn 510 was re- peated in unison es a dedication. Sortpture lesson was read try Mrs. Gee Bearson. This was followed by a period of silent prayer. Tn the Reidy period Mrs. Alex Pearson re- viewed the first chapter of the New Testament book, "From Lakes to Northern Lights." She was assisted by Mrs. E. McTaggart and Mrs. Geo. MSenatrss. Minutes of the lust meeting were read and approved. in the business period a letter was read from the department reorgan- izing a Mission Band. After some dismission this was left over until next meeting. At the sectional meeting to he held at Union on Oct. Mb. Our society is responsible for the worship service at the morn- ing session. This was arranged for. nen Pearson offered to help with lunch for .Mission Rand. Meeting closed with the Lerd's prayer re- peated in unison. Lunch was ser- ved by Mrs. R. Hall, Mrs. George Pearson and the hostess. PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * Mrs. (Cobert Thomson is Visiting fr'iend's in Toronto. * * * Mrs. Janet Scott spent a few days in Blyth this past week visiting at the home of her niece Mrs, McCol- lough. 'r ,x a Mr, and Mrs. D. McLeod and sons have moved to Mitoheld, where they will take up residence. * * * Mr. and :Virs. Harold Whittard and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitttard, St. .,Catharines. were Thanksgiving visitors with their parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Whietard, * * * C. R. and Mrs, Hingston and Mr. and Mrs. Waskett of Toronto visited with relatives and addended the 75th Anniversary of Brussels United church. * * * Me sre. 13111 Adams, Brussels, 3'. C. Lamont, Ethel aatd Herb Travis, Walton, are enjoying a trip to Pen- neyvau:ia. sponsored by tote Star- t -train Co. They were awarded the trip for high sales standing. Mils C lgp@ Cf the ° U@d� ANOTHER PIG GONE, DOC. I'M LOSING TOO MANY THESE DAYS. COME AND HAVE A LOOK AT MY FARROWING PEN rme WELL-- PERHAPS I'D BETTER SHOW YOU WHAT I MEAN THERE'S WHAT I MEAN, JOE. SEE THE DIFFERENCEAND IT'S 60 EASY TO MAKE YOUR PEN BRIGHT AND CLEAN, TO MAKE A SIMPLE HOVER TO GIVE HEAT TOTHE LITTER, LOTS OF TROUGH SPACE DIVIDED TO GIVE EACH P16 A CHANCE TO EAT WONDERWEAN AND PRA VIDE T E LITTERWITH EVERYTHRIVE CHANCE TO GROW AND ---,Oh" I DONT WANT TO PAY TOO MUCH MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENTS, DOC. 8y Roe Farms Service Dept. SHUCKS, JOE.THE TIME AND LABOR YOU USE WILL PAY FOR THEMSELVES, WHY, SAVING THE LIFE OF ONE PI6 WOULD PAY FORTHESE IMPROVEMENTS IN ONE SEASON ,�l�c 7177, �!liGi..- FOR ROBUST HEALTH AND FAST,SOUND GROWTH AT WEANIN6TIME FEED �FARM-PROVEN ROE Pondeometo P16 STARTER /A/NASHOR/1E'CLETFORM ax•r fast Huron Produce BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT ETHEL F. HARRISON MONCRIEFF