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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-10-9, Page 4Wingham BELGRAVE TY THESE— POST neaday, October 9th, 1949 ,L .. Wed :r 11110111111111.11111111/111111111.1111111111111111111111111. Attent on 1 Why not consult us naw. Repairs left, that, should be attended to, are costly. Our tools and. equipment are complete in every detail tos withstand modern day machine repairs • We specialize in motor and generator ,rep#s,,, maclii6e to i c a undercutting, brake drum machining, etc. ACETYLENE WELDING Listowel Machine Shop Day Phone 177-W Night Phone i1774 • BLUEVALEI noon to discnsa Red CrossFneeda Miss Jean Elliott presient Of `,the Woman's Institute p•>[esidstdy° ",1 Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Johnston and S, N. Gallaher tenderedi her .'resig- Carl visited last Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johns- ton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wheeler of Hamilton spent the week end with bis uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. :George Wheeler. Ms and Mrs, Will Johnston and sons and 'Miss Jean Wheeler or Wintham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George Wheeler, 1st for refugee ehildten,y tont is cut. Mr. George blathers visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mr3.1 ready for sewing,' ati4 to -continue Richard Johnston and also on knitting. t f [; . Thursday and Friday with Mr. and The Young��PeoPl d Society of Mrs, Jas. Peacock and Will. 1 Knox Presbyterian 'i7,iurch' •dela tha Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and fare- first meeting o$-thetFall an. ;Winter it ha a .moved in the house of the season on Monday PMeeVening in the nation as eecretary-reasurer of the War Work Fund and' Mrs,.R., F. Garniss was elected oto the•.office Mrs. W. J. Johnston was elected convener of the,er a WW�rir corn- mlttee. The committee will,, meet the fourth Thurday of everyw `monC.h I ito discuss the needs 4nd ciensider accounts. The next` -i eting'will be held at the •fi`o�mi -OK,. ,Mrs '`t. itbur Shaw. The meeting elided to .coin. plete hospital"'suppli s! and to y v .e 11rs. Snell. I Sunday school robir The vice- ..presi led • read by Mrs. Arnold Lillow was home over president, Gordon •,Gres the week end. � The Scripture lesson w Mr. Arthur Shaw visited on Mon- Miss Viola Thackei± ``an day afternoon with Mr, GeoFowler offered prader i blathers and sisters. - Miss Jean Elliotat , de t;, agate;; from Miss Birbeck attended the teach- the Society to Kiii ail Own*; gave er's convention in London on F•:I- a report of the plx'egsant and .profit: day able week 'Spent tre. Mr Fowler Mr. and Mr's. Cooper Nethery and gae .a short ,,tqk t ,'@(( '•Consecration" daughter visited on Sunday after- i and closed ,the me�tng With -pray- . noon with M. and Mrs. Richard er. •A Period otic i games was en- Ijoyed, thegc.� 4, wltgs and ,coffee. �. FINAL WEEK Store Transfer ale :Sale ;Positively Ends Saturday, October X12 th YOUR LAST CHANCE TO CASH IN ON THESE GREAT SHOE VALUES BUY MORE ENTIRE STOCK ,BARGAINS • SAVE MORE RE -PRICED 'FOR ALL - Saturday Lower Prices for Thursday- Friday y As the Entire Stock is being Re -Priced we have not•the time to list these many bargains. Call and see them. Shoe the Whole Family Now at these Money Saving Prices. unlop's Shoe Store Wingham Successor to W. J. Greer �i proximately 50 and a host of church He ley was home from Toronto., experts to leave for St. 'Thomas shortly where he will study With the R.O.A,F. i)liam Kerney, ETHEL M. and. Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Lawson Kerney Of Walton, and Miss Shirley' Bowe, visited with Mr. and Mrs: James B. Kerney: Tares Kerney tins Pun. chased the property belonging to the late Mrs, Grace ;Snell in the village. Mr and Mrs. Joe H, •Smith and family hue mored 'into the wedding attendants. The church was appropriately decorated for the Mrs. Thomas Bennett, of Toronto occasion. The bride was given in while passing through Ethel on a marriage by Alex Dunbar, her uncle. holiday visit to friends fn the north ern part of Grey twp., and Wroxeter and Wingham, gave mutual pleasure in calling on two old school mates, Miss Lizzie Bishop and Joseph Acmes in their respeotwe homes in the village. The special anniversary, .of Ethel AlOter their' return from a short honeymoon trip, they will reside on 'the groom's farm about 2 miles east of Ethel. BLYTH niversar services were.con- Johnston. An Y At a patriotic rally held recently were served s s (rouse. 1 Presbyterian church were hall ducted in Blyth United Church on in the village, Red Cross collectors I The W+M S o,1i.� tlirie United Ohar:h � iCO Sunday, Oct. 6. The morning ser Sunday with Rev, W. A. Gardiner asiPointed and hace completed, was well rei3e sent d at the section- vice at 11 aim. was well 'attendee - r e�• weretre canvass, They collected the al meeting she l• n !Gerrie on, .'rue...- sum u . sum of -340.45. The territorp includ- day. Mrs. Fred Churchill 'vvds .the ed the vlilage, east and wes ary, 1st, 2nd and portion of the 3rd stun the alternate. r ,.., I. concessions of Morrie, and a part of Rev, C Taveneri 1,4,Fs "Tavenei, concessions 2. 4, 6 and 9 in Turn- I and Rev."1":"'G. iFiWlek erhded the ia7 Assoia.. t bound- delegate with Mrs; Edward;. John•. berry. meeting of the Minist Fourteen ladies gathered in Lha tion at the rectory United Church on Tuesday atter- on Monday .aftein$onin 1 WALTONY Don't forget to come to the Cont munity hall, Walton, on the night of October 18th and you will • ,help 'the Red ,Cross.. A fine program by local talent is ;being preparedwhich ill 'be followed by lunch• and a Wing am w h In the evening at 7.30 there was a of Egmondville as guest speaker, much larger congregation present. Special music was provided by a Rev. Geo. Aitken, B.A., T4.,I7t, ;`of large choir. Moral decorations Knox Presbyterian •Churoh Harris-- were- beautiful. At the Sunday ton, Ont., was the preacher official- ,School session a piano instrumental ing at each service.,, Donald Robb of was played by Irma Wallace. Pro- Atwood assisted the church choir in motion of the Junior Classes took their cho'i us numbers and contra• place at this session. The conga Meld Lit -wanes. bated choice selections morning and gation of Blyth Anglican Church evening The helpful messages la met for service in the basement of r. �esA• sermon and. song '011 long, be re. Memorial Hall on Sunday morning ♦♦ • r.�lO♦H♦N♦N�♦♦N♦♦1NM♦♦♦♦N♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦H♦!♦♦M♦MSM* Please Not . . i s• 4 • membered, with Rev. R. M. Weekes In charge. 444"...44.4.441:4"4144-14.+•444•S+11,' Decorators are busy•these days. an , Ethel United Church will held the interior_ of the Anglican Church. !�♦ anniversary services next Sunday, The congregation cancelled their ♦2+ Oct. 13, at 11 a,m, and 7.30' p.m. Rev evening service and worshipped at Mr. Lewis of Brussels will be -guest United Church Anniversary, ; ♦ I speaker, The 'presentation, of the Dr. Boy Stackhouse and Mrs, ♦♦ musical selectionsis in charge of Stackhouse and family, Joyce, Mary CHANGE OF BUSINESS The was i Formerly owned and operated by D. C. W arwich Now in possession of and operated by 'Phone 92X a 'Phone 92X Brussels Lyme ' Seddon Brussels All kinds of Radios oServiced and Repaired by Experienced, Service Man. — TUBES TESTED FREE -- Electrical Appliances Electric Refrigerators Electric Washers Watch this Space Next Week For Opening Sale Be prepared to purchase that new radio you have been waiting for, or get repair* .for your old one, A°. ��11�H�N*F♦•♦1•N•!*•++,H•♦♦A♦♦4N•N•♦1:♦♦: ►44 ice+ 4, ♦♦ ♦♦�♦+�♦1:♦♦�N4♦♦.♦1.M4♦♦�♦♦�N�N presence of a brikal OOm�pan y of ap. • the church choir.. Monday, Oat. and Lloyd of Rldgeyay were guests 14th the annual Thanksgiving Hot of the former's sister MIss Ada +4, Fowl Supper will be served from 6 Stackhouse over the weekend; Miss • ,a+*, co 8 o'clock parr. in the school rooms Chambers of Highgate was the +44 a varied program in charge of Lis. guest of Miss Edith Lockart ovt,r „j towel United choir, will be present- the weekend. ed at 8.30 p.m, in the church ouch.' +♦♦ toriunr. A good time is anticipated, +♦ Come and share in the enjoyment of ♦4♦+ the occasion. 1 * ♦:+ On account of the above mention , * ++ ed Sundap serices, there will be no s` ♦;,, session of the (Sunday School herd * +V on that date, t` Cirey Twp„ municipal council met i` ♦2♦ in monthly session Saturday, Oct, 5 * ♦♦ atthe office of J. H. Fear, Twp. ♦♦ Clerk, as per usual ♦++ fine weather and Huron County e�+ school teachers convention Thurs- ♦+ day and Friday of last week, made +2+ help readily available in the rural ♦_♦ sections for potatoe pieking and 2 other urgent farm work which had ♦♦ been delayed previously. ♦:♦ 1 'Captain Doctor J. D. Colqultoeui •• The simultaneous occurence 01 ♦_+ of the R. C. A, F, medical corps • iSeaforth, spent Sunday with Ethel ♦% friends. ,Stewart Henry, ,while on home j♦; leave from military ;training at yChatham spent Sunday with his ♦+♦ parents Anther and Mrs, Henry 500 ♦♦ I hie grandparents 1. M. and Mrs, ♦2♦ HCni•y. ♦jj The first and only church weddi"g 4%; in the history of Ethel church Was solemnized in Ethel Presbyterian •`church Thursday, Oot, 3rd at the. 2 r Moura of 3.30 in the afternoon, when ♦•+ i Robert Glon Eokmier of Ethel and ♦* Jean Barr of Calgary were pro. ♦i♦ f flounced man and wife by the allele.++ ting minister Itev, Mr, Taylor, in the ♦♦ WinnIpeg, while on home 'ewe to ,r=o * * * * a * * s THANKSGIVING DAY * OCTOBER 14th * Monday, October 14th, has been named as Thanksgivingf* Day, an announcement from • 'Ottawa states, s * * * * t * * * • The October meeting of the Ladles' Guild of^' Trinity Church, was held at the home of Mrs. Wm, Cole on Thursday afternoon. Final arrange- ments weer made for the Harvest Home Supper on Oct. 16. A 10c pot luck supper was much enoyed. Mrs. Wm, Townsend of Macklin is visiting her sister Mrs, W. A, Cun- ningham of the south gravel. The Women's Institute will not be held on the regular date, but will be held one week later. Further notice next week. JAMESTOWN . Quite nnmbei• from this district took in the Teepwater Fair Wed- nesday Miss Dorothy' McLeod, 'who has spent the past three years here has returned '10 her home at Melville, Sask., where she will visit with friends there for some time. Mr. Wallace Beckett, of Toronto, spent the week -end, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fleming Grainger, and called on other friends here. Miss Mildred Willis, of Listowel, spent Sunday at her home here. Ms Arlene Galbraith, teacher at S.S. No. 4, Grey, attended the Teach. err' Convention at London last Fri day, Meseta, Aldine and Gordon Hilt visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Leslie McDonald, of Grey. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Burke, Morris, renewed old acquaintances on the 2nd line, Grey, recently, f SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY ,SERV1CL. enanuagarn numsnh`d nw,Ini 'ztt.1Im sins;star;aivasnuothlnri e?:' on a arranInantne SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Hillcrest Shortening • . 2 Ib for 23c Superior Baking Powder 16 oz. 25c 1/2 oz. bot'l Vanilla Free Fresh . Ginger Snaps per Ib 10c Bulk Cocoa • . • per Ib 15c Arctic Pastry Flour 24's per bag 57c Garden Patch Peas or Golden Corn 16 oz. per tin 10c SWEATER SPECIALS: Children's Wool Sweaters each 49c Girl's Silk & Wool Sweaters , , . each 69c Boy's Wool Pullover Sweaters .. • • • , . • • • • • each 79c Little Boy's Wool 2 -piece Suits • • , •• • each 75c Women's Fine Wool Pullover Sweaters • • . • • . • • each 98c Men's Work Sweaters • • • • • , ' • • each $1.49 R"tnuastie t5t ', ist6 estawciewictuetueva elet6tstveleteaseef tele{ttu °tooPme WM. .ZIEGLER Highet Prices Paid For Produce Stare Closes at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Evenings. Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont.