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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-15, Page 2Notice Voters' List 1939, Municipality 04 the Township of Grey, County of Huron 1Jl T!r l3 is hereby given that 1 havo coal/lied with Section 7 of 'the Voters List Act and that I have posted up 1n MY orrice in Ethel, on the 20th day of October, 1939, 'Voters the 1iet of a>,i 'ipersons entitled to vete In the said Muuiclpality et Munieipai elections and that such list remains there for inspection. And• l hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proreedings to have any errors or omissions nor• recited according to law, Da tell in my oOPice In J3thet this 20th day o October, 1939, J. H. FEAR, Clerk, Grey Township, NOTICE Voters' List 1939, Municipality of the Township of Morris, County of Huron NOTICE le hereby given that I have complied with Section 7 of the Voters' List Adt and .that I have posited up in my office in Biuevale, on the 28 day of Oa'tolber, 1939, Voters the list of all persons entitl- ed to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immmediate, proceedings to have any erorra or =missions cor- rected according to lad. Dated in my office in Bluevale this 23 d::Y z;f October, 1939. ALEX MacEWEN, Clerk, Morris Township. ----^—'-"-'---- Fortieth Annual Reunion .Huron County Toronto Associations Plans are under way for the For- tieth Annuol At -Home of the Huron 010 Boa's Association to be held in the Eaton Auditorium, Friday- even ing at 8.20 p,m., November 24th, • The Huron County Junior Assor-- iation are working with the Senior As.aciation on this Annual At - Home. H. Al. Jackson, President of the Senior Association and Bot. Leiper, President of the Junior As- sociation, advise they have splendid Program committee working with them and plan to make this' one of the mast erecess,ful reunions ever heldd is Toronto, An Invitation is extended to alp Huron County folks, young and old, residing in the district of Toront, to coon along and' renew old ac- quaintances, hying your friends. make up a patty and join in the fun. This is an Oif8ci•a1 Invitation to be Present since no Personal Invita• tions are being mailed, Sweet Dance music will be sup• plied by Joe DeConr,7 and his or- chestra and there will be Bridge and Euclue for those interested. The Huron County Association are very much interested in the work of the Red Cross Society and will donate all the surplus after ex- penses are paid to the Red Cross Society to assist them in their good work A special invitation is extended to all Huronites visiting Toronto at this time This is an opportunity to meet all the Toronto friends, Tickets may be obtained at the Door that evening or in advance by phoning one of the following Junior Asociation Bob Leiper LL 7078 Bob Passmore MI 2014 Jessie Archibald- MI 5693 Doris. Hill Istl 7790 Wes, Mi0Cutcheon HY 9963 Senior Association H, 3I. Jorpc.on LO 9315 • M, Jackson LO 9616 John Moan HY 2053 Cr' r: c:n 11 1I9- . `,10 D Barritser, Solicitor, Etc. Phone 20X - Brussels, Ott, • NOw IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED N CHAPMAN $ Brussels, Ont, THE BRUSSELS POST Say Oil Supply the Start alt the war. Pipelines hobo into force after been discussed but h 1 i HistoricC Plre Is Ample Here All Canada's Requirements Can Be Met Inside The County �, Turner Valley Deposits Some of World's Biggest .A 1 .Canada's, oil requirements could be supplied by her own oil 'fields, aoeordittg '10 Col, Nelson Spencer, Vaneoltiver business man and direotos, Of the Home Oil Cr,. at' Turner Valley, Alta, Col. Simi- cot'Simi- cot'was, reoenlily interviewed in Montreal, "Distribution is the main prob- lem," he declared "The Govern- ment is lntereste(i, especially sine the high exchange rates with the United' States Came i o f os Pt r SS Niece of Forest Antal The N the West feel that a reduction In ' fin Safe Custody railway haulage rates' would solve 1 the problem. Pipeline cotpstruct9ozz , The historic stand press on whish Is a very expensive and Mud- ss- 'Canada's rebel, '1 in1asn Lyotb Mao - meas," I Xenzie, printed the Colonial Advo. Distribution Is, Big Problem I ca4e, attacking the 'family compact' Prospects at the i and advocating reforms, has been present time, obtained by the Niagara Parks Com - Colonel Spencer continued, point-; mission,ed. to the Turner Valley being oneThe press, which more than P. of the biggest oil deposits 1n the century ago was thrown tato Toron- Women tlisliite more foods than world, The preeeI2t walla were pro- 1 to harbor by MacKenzie's Political men, but women' are familiar with clueing a limited barreiss of high grade oil a day, studies 1. WEDNp7S+DAY, N0'C'L11IBa9I't Stn res a ' fag. Am Parr Coznenlssion, after ex- t tended negotiations, has purchased the retro, Mask anzio used the preen for the 1inst issues 08 the Colonial Advocate, printed at Quoeneton. He took it with him t0 Termite when he removed there In November, 1824, WOMEN GOURMENTS supply of 20,000 ! -opponents who raided his office, will more foods than men, according to ut that could easily be stepped up to 50,000. With wells which are being dril- le c1 to the north, production would: be greatly increased. These should be producing early next year, be placed In the William Lyon Mac - 'Kenzie rebu1Ut home at Queenstown, The home is being set up as a mus- eum of the early days of the Nia- gara frontier. In recent years the press has been in the possession of E. J. Petty Cold or damp flour should be spread in a warm dry place before using. Borax added to hard water will scant it and snake a heavy soap latuer possible, FREE SERVICE! OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT"' to WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21 INGERSOLL BRUSSELS PHONE 72 NOTICE All dugs In Morris township must be tied up, No dogs are to be al- lowed, to run at .large because of rabies, A couple of cases 08 whien have been reported 1u the •township. By order of The Board 08 Health, Made especially for hioh compression motors, this new gasoline gives EVERY can— s ar:—s 1, ,,ad ens Ei ELM UIS derfibeliite gaic>h a RIME g c ecapuun iced Irn Hundreds of articles in magazines, newspapers and trade papers substantiate the fact that this process: -- is a great discovery. — may antiquate present refining processes. -�- wilt give motorists a new kind of gasoline, at no extra cost. zr To make a fair test don't dilute Nu -Blue Sunoco with other gasoline. Let your tank run practically empty. Then put ht Nu -Blue Sunoco. Compare it particu- larly with premium -priced gasolines. We'll rest our case on your findings. arr y Chain' Phone 8 ge ru3$& s, Ont.