HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-11-28, Page 5'PHE BRUSSELS POST
V1'edn.r::iuy. .' vernli'r :Nth. 1561
To the Electors of Grey Township
For Deputy -Reeve, Vote for Hugh B. Smith,
Having been Road Superintendent ter 6 years in Grey, I am
quite familiar with your needs, and will serve the municipality, if
elected, to the best of my ability,
Hugh B. Smith
To the Electors of Grey Township
I have been nominated for Councillor for the year 1952 and will
let my name remain in the contest for this position. I have served
on your council for four years and never in this time have I mixed
personal feelings or advancement with my motions or decisions and
if elected for 1952 I will continue to do the same. 1 wilt endeavour
to work out some system if a ro ul program which will eliminate
the difficulties we have had In the past year. Wishing you the
Compliments of the Season. Yours truly
Kenneth McFarlane X
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For the magnificent
vote accorded me
last Thursday. I am
indeed grateful.
Your continued faith in one gives en-
couragement to work even harder in the
best Pnterests of the riding of Huron -
Bruce.
JOHN W. HANNA
„i iew'JILL5 YOUNG WOMEN'S
i..ong. Wo- '
men's Guild ,sr .liritille P1•ee1)yter'
tan Church here t cested the Invita-
tion to hal open meeting In 'fhe
basement of the library on Tura-
• ss.',, ts hear Mrs. S. Sweeney,
wihs gave en interesting description
of a motor trip to !the west coast.
Ms, Sweeney also had a collect/on
of articles brought from 'various
pthoes she bad visited, as well as
Pictures, The remainder o8 the pro-
gram included a reading by Mrs,
G. McDowell, .anal a solo by Miss
9'ca em 11111 0 'I io'latne. MYR, Gerald
(disco.presided diming the Pro-
gram and was n..siated in the de-
wotionat ,period by Mrs, Harvey
Gibson. Ait the close of the meeting
Mrs, Doug, Hemingway acted as
auctioneer for a sate of e large
variety of antierea, donated by the
members of the social,' who Litv;!e
on th.e 1.0.th line of Grey. A fine
sum 01 money was made for the
work of the guild,
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yrs. Stanley -Speiran was hostess
in honor of Miss Doris Cochrane,
bride to be. The party opened with
a sing -song, after which Mrs. Bert
Coddrn conducted sea'onals cenitestra.
A mock wed'd'ing was ilhuch enjoy-
ed. with Mrs. Chester Earl, Mrs.
Melvin Hamilton, Mrs. 1O'ardlaw
Mrs. Sterling Hood, Mrs, deDoelder,
and Mrs. Fledt Cockier' acting the
Palos. 'rile "hiidal" party entered
the living room to 1nu.sic played
on a horn by Ma's. S'peiren. Mrs.
Earl llon^es snug a solo, The guest of
honor was' presented with a basket
Iiblyd with gifts. Miss ,Team (Saab -
rare and Mrs. Sterling Hood helped
to open the parcels. .Lunch was
served by 'the luestess.
•
On the same evenidg, friends. and
neighbors of Cecil Maynard met
• 11 the township hall here to honor
him i std Mrs. Riaylnerd, the former
Mises Luella Stevens, who were
married on Monday of last week.
Dancing was enjoyed to V7jtbee's
orchestra. At lunch •bane, Amos
Smith read an add'res's, and the
young couple were presented with
a weld -filled purse. Lunch was
served.
\,i LTON
The organisation meeting of the
course "Cotton access'ori'es for the
('1mb Girls Bedroom" was held at
the home of Mrs.. Hhuuph'rjes oto
Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. The
lela.ders are Mars,. Humphries and
Mrs. Holman. Officers were elect
ed as follows :
President,Marilyn Bolger
SeiesTrea,s, enise SMontreed
Pianist Doris Johnston
Press Report for Brussels, Flora
Tnrobluill; for Seafonth Doris Stev-
ens, This was followed by a dis-
cussion regarding accessories for
the bedroom ate. A name for the
otitis was not derided upon, The
home assdgman.ent was to start a
survey of your own mom.
There (Dorsch away in Wiunipog
General Hospital, Alexander R.
(Sandy) (Doubts, on Friday, Nov. 16,
in his 70th year. after a lengthy
illness, liar. Goats was born In
Grey Twp„ son of of the late Robt.
a.nclMrs, Coutts. He was a. member
of (;race United Mulch, Winnipeg,
Surviving :are five brothers, Andrew
n11)1 Janes, Walton, John of Sea -
fm -t11. Russell of Marengo. Sask..
Tien, Olds Alta.. and two sisters,
vr,•s. sTIirhnIII Lin seas Harms ton,
11tH., nir.'1 ITn's. Manic Cardiff, Tiros -
Ons sister and brother pre-
..... sol
re•" '-'1 him. Thr hndy rested at
the Tlhrdnl Parasol home, Winninr.g.
,rhe ferment mess tort Monda•v tater-
seer. hn ,..11 in Winninee• Cemetery.
1T,• anrlrew Coutts. Welton attend-
ed his- hrr'thers funeral,
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE-
211
ALE-211 lithe pip, 6 weeks old.
Pl 1.s. Dennis
Phone 67x
FOR SALE —
9 good pigs, 7 weeks old, Wetuned.
Gaff. McDonald Phone 34r6
FOR SALE —
65 Ieek Pullets, ready to lay.
}feurey Bryan', Phone 511'6,
FOR SALE —
lillec+lc Spaniel Dog, good hunter,
real pal 21 years old, pure bred.
Mal'oohn Maser, Phone 171,29
FOR SALE —
Quebec heater and a )maple din-
ing room -Gable,
Apply et the Brussels Post.
FOR SALE —
Ohesteefield with Marschall springs
blies naw
Phone 15 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Soat Maple and ID3m tops. Most
wand for the money.
James Stevenson Phone 60r4.
WANTED—
Dead and disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt pick-up. Call
Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone
Brussels 35r12, Collect.
NOTICE --
$1.00 trial offer, Twenty -rive
DeLuxe Personal Requirements.
Latest Catalogue Included. The Med-
ico Agency, Box 124 Terminal A
'seroeto, Ontario.
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
FREE THERMOMETER—Pius cash
for dead or disabled horses or cows.
Phone collect Brussels 72. William
Stone Sons, Limited.
NOTICE — —
Several turkeys for Gh'ristmas,
dressed, drawn, ready 'to put in the
oven. Order early as there is a big
demand for these Extra Quality
Purina — flavor fed birds.
NLarti'n' Eaten, R, R. 3 Walton,
Phone Briussels 37r15.
FARM WANTED —
Anyone interested in selling a farm
with approx. 150 acres, goodbuildings
Incl well situated w'itbi possession
in the spring, please contact the
Lowe brothers of Sask., at Douglas
TTeiningtvay's, PI110110 631`4 Brussels..
HELP WANTED — MALE
Here is your chance to obtain
steady employment with good
earning If you're agresalve and
have a car or can obtain one, You
can make big money as a Watkins
Dealer, Established rural route
ovailahie in sour gree. No invest-
meet required. Experience not nec-
essary — w1, train you. Ask ms for
n.articarlal•s, Waite today to Dept,
0.8.4. The J, R. Wattkins Onmp'an9,
150 St. Roth St., Montre5L (ane.
BLUEVALE
Itrv. ;Matthew Baillie preached his'
first sermon following his in'dnotion,
111 Knox Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday mooning, He used Genesis
23.16 for his lest. "Surely the Lord
is in this place: and I lrnew it not,"
Rev, R. A. Brook oempied 1111e
pulpit in the TTnttcicl Church and
announced t hat a pageant, "Good
Tidings of Great Joy." would be
presented in the church. Sondes
evening Dec, 23, The cnllertiml will
he for Korean relief.
Personals . Misses Ethel and
Florenve. Beattie, Seaforth, with
talr'ir cousins, Mrs, R. F. (larntss
nod Miss Olive Scott. Floyd Mof-
fatt. assisted at the C.N.R. station,
Galt, on Saes:relay and spent Sunday
w°iIh his p:a,'rn'ts Mr. and Mrs, Burns
Moffett. Mrs, Elsie Lamont with
friend Ch's, Eva Oamei'nn at Cran-
brn"ti: Jack Adair, Kinonrdin.e.
with Ills parents, Mr, and Msg. W,
1i, Adair.
lactiteseu.sesn....e.1.161161itt
The Can a' I.>1T®* F12 dv
PEOPLE WE KNOW
11'e are sorry to report the critical
illness illness of Mrs. G. Matheson,
• • •
r- 1 u'n:w. who hug been in
('lliaton hospital with a broken limb
has returned home. We hope she
has a speedy recovery,
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Mr. and Mrs. W, 0. McDowell,
,loan Wild Auee of 'Toronto ureal the
week.i nd wlbh Mrs, Mrs. G. Me.
Dowell,
• • •
Mr, and MIS, Nor/nam Haig (nee
Clara Russell.) wlish to announce the
antral of a son' Frederick Loujs, at
Rt. Marys Hospital, Ki'tctilenet', a
little brother for Danny.
• • *
Master Danny Haig of Kitchener
is visiting with his Grandma, Mrs.
Rns5ell.
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11r. anti Mrs. Man Lane and Hugh
of Lucknlow wore visttors with Rev.
and Mrs. A. Lane.
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Mrs. M. Wineherg, left Sunday for
New York to be with her mother wro
is 111,
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Miss Reher.ea Sharrrie who spends
the stunner here. has returned to
Stratford to lire with her nephew
'Mr. Sherrie for the winter months.
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Jfiiss Telleabeitgr Cousins was
visiting In Toronto and Woodbridge
fining Ito oast week.
Tibbo - Armstrong
Tall standards of bronze and
yellow ahy1fvean'thenrums decorat ed
the home of the bride's parents for
lbP marriage of Dorothy Marie,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James S.
Armstrong. Brussels to Mr. Wilson
Healy TIbhn, son of Mr. George
F. Tibbo and the late Mrs. Tibbo,
Shand Benis Newfoundland. Rev.
Wm. H. T. Fulton. officiated, Miss
Doris Jolmsinn *eyed the wedding
n1110tr and Mise Mary Toll Mc'ibiv-
lanp was snit)15t.
(liven in marriage by her father
the bride was gowned In Riviera
white French lace over taffeta. The
hodiice was fashioned with long Dol-
man sleeves and a jewel] neckline
appliqued with cut-outs of the lace
pattern. The long torso waistline
draped to one side and from it a
full lace skirt fell in grareful folds
to the floor. Her finger-tip veil was
caught by a beaded Baronet. She
carried 1 shower bouquet ,of Better
Tinges Rerl roses and Boitvardia.
Mrs. Robert Joyce, matron of hon -
row f or her stater, chose a floor
length gown of pale blue eyelet or -
vainly with meltnhing cap and mitt-
ens. She carried a nosegay of pink
1'0005.
Little. Miss Patty Layoock of Wet.
erclown. was flower gill, frocked in
oink taffeta with m.a'tching cap and
m .ens. She carried a side handle
basket of pink and white carnations
WI h streamers.
Mr. R'o'bert Waugh. of London
use grnnr11sm1an and Mrs. Robert
.Taos of Toronto oncl Mr- W, .Tsm'ee
.1rmstermes brother of the bride,
w'era 115110rS-
Tile bride's mother recelved wear-
in'e' n s'ltlrer 11111'0 crests gown with I
envy aeeces'slee and a corsage of
A'1'istoorat Roses.
For travelling. the bride donned a
grey suit wilt blush rose and navy
aocessrl'ies, a muskrat coat and a
eonsage of yellow and white cllry-
anithemn.ms. The cohupde will reside
in Ti1bns'y-
FOR SALE —
100 moos farm, real good buildings.
hydro, price $7,500.00.
2-150 acre farms, good buildings,
good location.
1-2230 acre tlaarnl. gond location,
h,vdie. pressure system and hath.
2—,1:00 arse grass fel'nls.
1-55 acre grass farm.
1-01 acre farm /mired 9.,000,
buildings.
1--55 sere farm, gond hnildings.
A number of good houses in the
Village of Brussels.
.1, C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 04 Brussels.
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Notice to the rate -payers of the Village of Brussels, I would
appreciate your support for Council at the polls on Monday,
Dec. 3rd.
Thank You
C. L. (Sam) Workman
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
At this time may 1 solicit your support as a member of your
Council for 1952,
Voting Monday, Dec, 3rd, 1951.
For transportation phone 39 or 5x.
Polls open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
J. H. Stretton
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Having served in the Council for the past three years. I am asking
for support at the election on Monday, Dec. 3rd. I will continue to
serve in your interests, to the best of my ability,
Adrian McTaggart
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
Having served you I:n the Cot,,,cil for.the past two years to
the best of my ability. I hereby solicit ..your Vote on Monday,
Dec. 3rd, and if elected I will endeavour to serve you In the future
as in the past.
R. A. Bennett
To the Electors of the Village of Brussels
In the past six years that 1 have been one of the councillors,
of this village I have tried to serve you, without fear or favour,
to the best advantage of the majority of the citizens. During those
years I have gained knowledge of, and experience in municipal
affairs that have fitted me to serve you even better In the future.
With this fact in 'mind I ask you to express your confidence and
trust by giving me your support and votes in the coming municipal
election.
R. W. Kennedy
BRUSSELS TAXI
Day and Night Service
(any time any where)
All Passengers Fully Insured.
Prompt Courteous Service
Brussels
Phone 99x2 (1,r 90
Opportunty Sale
SCOTCK SllORTORNS
LIONS ARE
at 1.30 p. m. sharp
10 BULLS
4
27 FEMALES
Sponsored by the following breeders
Robert M. Peck & Sons "••' • Kippen
McKinley's Farm and Hatchery Zurich
Clifford H. Keys & Sons
John Ostrom
Roy F. Pepper & Son
• Varna
Varna
Seaforth
For catologues, write any of the above
By Roe Farms Service Dept
POULTRY, HOGS AND DAIRY CATTLE:
ALL WILL THRIVE ON ROE;
WITH THIS WHOLESOME FEED (FARM -PROVEN)
WATCH YOUR PROFITS GROW d
IP YOU WANT YOUR H065 TO GROW
AND GROW -AND GROW -AND GROW I
FEED THEM WITH A PROVEN FEED--
THE FEED THAT'S KNOWN AS ROE
IF YOU WANT YOUR MILK PRODUCERS
TO MAINTAIN A STEADY FLOW
GIVE THEM WHAT ALL CATTLE THRIVE ON
THAT'S THE FEED YOU KNOW AS ROE
YOU CAN'T GET EGGS UNLESS YOU BUILD THEM
IN THE BIRDS MOST FIT TO LAY
ROE WILL KEEP YOUR BiRD$ PRODUCING
IN A MONEY-MAKIN6 WAY.
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