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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-8, Page 4TETE BRUSSELS POST WALTON 1 BLUEVALE Mr, Slid Mrs, R , rat and Mne, W111, Dobie of Auburn Spent Oltildretro of Listowel were recent te. days with Mr. and Mrs, Jas,. visitors yith Mr, and Mrs. ,Pas, Mc- John&tan, Donald. Mr. Jas, McCia1I Who has 1Mr. and Mrs, Darold Harris and bean visiting xeladrivtes for the pat family of Listowel visited on BUnday few weeks,, bas returned to Itis hoipa in Victoria, 'B4O„ Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Shannon have returned from an enjoyable visit at Van- couver, BJC,; Mrs. Russell l3iyams who 'hast, been nunsdng her another. Mrs, 0, H. Drager, has returned to iter hone in Brussels; Mrs, 0. II, Drager ledit on. Sunday for an ss - tended visit with relatives in Toron- to; Mr. P, B, G•ard,ner o3 Toronto is a visitor with friends around Wel- ton; Mrs. John Buchanan, who has been visiting relatives, in Toronto, has: returned home; Mrs. Robert Livingston: Leat Sunday to spend the winter in Toronto with her daugh- ter, Mrs, Nea11e; Mrs, W, S. Forbes spent last week +with her brother, Mr, Henry Sanderson, in H1illeht. O'n Tuesday evening the annual Thanxagen'ing meeting of the W.M. S. of Dug'e Church was held. Those Present were, privileged to listen to an instructive, 9astdnating address by Miss •Sibyl Poultice, a mission- aly'for nearly thirty years in Japan. Beautiful colored slides were shown of the life and occupations: of this oriental race, who .are industrious, ambitious courteous, A pleasing solo was rendered by Miss Mildred Sellers. EUCHRE AND DANCE WALTON COMMUNITY HALL ;:3VEMnER 1Cth Cards start at 8.15 sharp MUSIC BY KIRKBY AND WATT ORCHESTRA LUNCH SERVED ADMISSION 350 TH ITER 1�E a °x etternoon with Mr, and Mee, Bd., Johnston and Carl, Mr, and Mrs. Smith and Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Ziegler of Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Alex 44Itc1'hven and other friends. Miss Viola Mather' spent a few day's with. Mr. a.ud Mrs. las, Moses of Grey; ' Mr, and Mrs, Harry Diliott and son of Bluevale spent Sunday even, ing with Mr. 'and Mrs, Melville the • and' sons Mr. and Mrs, George Agar of Stratford visited with Mr. Sad, 81re. Wallace Agar and: Mr. Chea. Agar and M1ss. Lytta, 2nd 110e. The Young People'te Union of l3luevale United church entertained the Y. 1. U, of 13russeas ou Friday evening, The party tools the form of a urasnuatade. Entrants made 11 grand in'are11 around, the schoolroom, 1 which' was gay with 0115e1175 (Ial• lowa'en dteeorat10118, to show a 1 succession of in!terea'ting costumes.I Adults, Miss D, 131s:beck, 'Mrs, Ma , honey, Mrs. Alex Maci3wen, Mrs, It, , J, McLennan, Charles Johnston.; Children, Jean IVICLennan, Dolores Han10110 1, Scott McLennan, Wayne TmWey. Atter the unmaking n devotional Period was conducted by the Brus sell' ecolety, with the president, Id'albert Iteffer, presiding, Miss Bei- hare ar. are Michie spoke on the tiles -11e. "Friendship," Mise Mary Davidson gave a piano solo, Misses' Jean Stpeiran and Idella Bryan' a vocal duet an Bert Black seleottinry on thea guitar, A period of lively games wtis conducted • by Will Blackmore, and a Hallowe'en lunch was served, Rev, C. Tavener used the text "What will eve do' with Jesus" in hist sermon in the United Church on Sunday morning, The choir sang as t voluntary '„The Sailor's. Hymn,,' Ronald Davidnou, a student from Knox. Coaege, Toronto, preached in Knox Presbyterian church on Sun- day morning, using the text, 'Wha•t Think Ye of Christ." Miss Isabel McKinnon, daugther of Mr, and Mrs; I, y1. Mettinuon Who has compieted a course at the London Business •College has ac* eepted a Position with an insurance company at Waterloo and Som- menced work Monday morning. Mr, and Mrs. Peter S, ,MeoHwen are visiting Mrs, Male Lamont near Brussels; Mrs, ltobyrt Nicholson who recently dispoeed of her fatvtl on the' 4:t1e conoestaton of Morris, 15 going to spend the winter with her slitters, Mrs, Mtary Robertson and Miss Martha Fraser in the village; J, Wesley Beattie an& daughterd FJthel and Florence of Seafortit vie.. i,ted with Mr. and Mrs. R. F, Gar. Weal Mise Florence Fowler, with Mr, and Mrs. McJGuire at Beach C' - Pines. WEDNIDIIDAY, TI0Yl7M'i3ER 8ttt FREE SERVICE '. OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE. temoyed promptly and efficiently Simply phone "COLLECT" fo WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21 INGERSOLL gRU$SELS PHONE 72 NOTICE A11 dogs in Morris township must be tied up, No dogs are to be el - Jewett to run at large because of rabies,. A couple of cases 01 which have been reported in the townWiiin, By order of The Beard Of Health., Clinton, November 3rd, 1039 To Huron County. Holstein Breeder's and Their Friends Dear Sir: The first social iunct1o11 to be held b3' the newly ,formed Huron County Holstein Breeder's' Club, wi11 bein the form of a noonday huu.heon, on Wednesday, November 15111 at 12,30 p.in, at the McKenzie Hclel, Clinton. o'' i An Holstein breedrrG and 'their svive8. are cordial;y invited to attend The hmncc'm will be a full course meal featuring E'.'A.r`. Turkey. The Guest Speaker will be Mr, Russell T. belly. HandIton, well known after dinner speaker at agricultural functions A first class musical ,program has also been arranged, It will be an onrr?andin8 event and it is the 11Cpe if the club officers that you and, your wife may be able to make arrangements to be present. If you wish to make up a car -load, your friends wr^i8 also be welcomed at the luncheon. • Don't forget the following. l0vent--Holstein Breeder's banquet Date -- Wednesday, November 15th Time — 12;30 natl. noon, Plaice - 88oKeniie Hotel, Clinton, Ontario, Programme — Russel' T. Kelly, Guest Speaker; Byron Jenvey, Holstein Heldman; Musical num- bers by the well known Huron 'County Harry Lauder, in the :person of Harvey McGee, Au• burn, 11 porsihle would you drop a line before November 111 to the Agri- culural Office, Clinton, stating how many are conning with you ']'his will enable es to give the Hotel tn. u ,a Or'1p`are for. Hovever if you do not de- cide to rams 111111 the morning nt it,. 1` xlthout noti- fication. Don'd. fur 1d that the ladies 586 !,:ro,r1.11 71, S Both you end, your witc e my the hI1ehcon (11110 to ;-r., you both: Lunchenn tickets can be secured at the Hotel Dining rte in now at Otic each. You very truly, Cordon 13: +t, GO; , leh, Cent., President. 1. 11utne Clutton, ,yes, -.Tants,, 11. t11, no, 5, Goderirh, Ont. James' 0 Shearer, Agricultural Rep- resentative, Clinton, Ont, SHOP AT 1• lA7 p R� k' o v �. G 4 Made especially for high compression motors, this new gasoline gives EVERY car:— p n eonus itis-teAi knocideAs powe4 Q A o a mon4eatitemied mikar o �r 0� Hundred of articles ,in magazines, newspapers and Made papers substantiate e fact that this process: is a great cis y cover .�. tnay antiquate present processes. refining viii give motorists a new kind of gasoline, at no extra cost. To make a fair test don't dilute Nu -Blue Sunoco with other gasoline. Let your tank run practically empty. Then put in Nu -Blue Sunoco. Compare it particu. laxly with premium -priced gasolines. We'll rest our case on your findings. Harry C Phone 8 ampion's Garage Brussels, Ont.