The Brussels Post, 1941-7-9, Page 4e.° .Mtertel Gook
Nora Cook
Irene Logan
Young
Grade
Olen Bennett
Kenneth Dunbar
Neil Johnston
Alex Nothery
Ella Nethery
Margaret Nethery
Mary Isebelle. Nethery
Grade II—
. Raymond Bennett
aeleldred. Goole
Marjorie MacKeleZie
'Terry Nether),
' Irene Shiells
° Norman Shiels
Mina B. Bryan, Teacher emessmsosemono""Im.""'"
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ANIMALS DISABLED ,,, •
DEAD er
,.!
Quickly removed in Clean Sanitary truck. Phone '011ect,
Phone 72, Brussels ,
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William Stone Sons Limiteci
,,,. o.,,...33.0 ilia 3. kilier recend
i a these early meetings. had, tot beee
mrx 3. Durgin, or owilum, main.e. kept. Ltaineiri. was servred
ETHEL
and sou Willard a pax Bluffs, Maes„ ry" in c'heeargo•
ne
visited et the home of le:
r.
Arnold Earl hes been, eucceseful
in obtaining Honour standing
for
pian ' 10 A.W.G.M. (Solo Pe
8001113.05') examination, .also Honour
standing far violin in the A.W,C,M,
(Teacher's) examination, held re-
eently at London.
Mrs. Brown of Neepaeva, 1Vlanitoba,
who is spending the summer with.
eelabives and friends la this vicinity,
was the winner of the lovely quilt
donated by the Jamestown War
Workers,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shay, Brigden.
Meat the week end at the home of .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowes. While
here they attended the Bowes' fte-
r
BELGRAVE
69th Anniversary Services
Of Trinity Anglican tihurch,
Belgrave
union held at Atwood. e.
sr
Verne Bowes returned to Brimlen
with thein.
The regular meeting of the W.M.S.
of the -United !Church was held at
the'home of Mrs. Jas. Pearson. The.
no:eeting wan in charge of the secend
group. Mrs. H. Love, convenor. Mrs. •
1.7as. Pearson ted the meeting. A
upe.cial feature was the presentation
,of
e. lite menebereentp certificate and
pin to Mrs. H. Dobson. Mrs. Dobeel
as been a member of the W.M.S.
since it was organized in 1897. At
that time the Rev. Mr. Walker was
'Pastor. Mrs. Walker became ,be
first president and M:se, Winnie Ray-
nard yas recording secretary. Some
interesting facts concerning the first
reeetM.gs were given In a letter !rem
Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. W. Love also told
what the could remember. Regre
THE BRUSSELS POST
• ! UNUSUA
• SUNDAY, JULY 13th
The 69th Anniversary of, theoPetle
Mg of Trinity Anglican Chuech,
Belgrave, war' be observed .y,ith' two
SPecial services on Sunday next,
July Atilt, at 11.30, A.M. and. 7,60
P.M.
The Rector, the Rev. Ray M
Weekes, will conduct the Morning
.Service and, will preach thesennion.
The Guest Preacher at the wiening
service will be the Rev. Dr. D.
Hurford, R.D., Rector oe eV:
Thomas' °Church, Seafortb.
American Coal
is quite Slow Coming and
we advise everyone to
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As prices axe advancing.
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GREY
There passed away tec Um hospital
Guelph, Thursday morning, June
26. Mrs. Whitesides Whose =Idea
name was Annie Smith a daughtae
at the -late Owen and Mre. 'Smith ol°
the 4t11 con., Grey. The deceased ,
gretW,11°P to young wombahood this
locality. Of late years she
had
1
bden: troubled with Goitre and was HOUSEWORK WANTED—
lb hospital at the time for treat- =Paw to
went when, she suddenly passed Phone 88X M. Campbell,
Shop at
auge
IT PAYS
Our Diamottd Room Affords
Phivacy When Buying
C Iassified Ada
.° e:Way. ,She is survived' by her bus- ,
Members of the. Choir of St. Paul's ,bancl., Albert Whitesides, one of the
10 York Sucker Pigs, at Lot 22,
Anglican Church, Wingnars, will OVecristers, at the O.A.C. College
on. 9, Morris.
lead in the singing at the Dvatilag 'threeesons and one daughter. The 1 '°
phone 18-r-9 Gilbert McCallena
,•
uneral, took place Monday, June
FOR SALE—
Special music will be offered at 30,° to the family elot Guelph.
both services. . Mee. 'Isabel Smith daug• hter of Will FOR SALE—
All former members and friends 01 and Mrs. Smith Is a visitor during 1 A good °Cook Stove, Winghain
Trinity Church are cordially ipeelted the holidays at the 1seme of her make ''' 0 .1011
.Lvz i
to attend these Anniversary, See- ,grandeather Mr. Burnett, Elina. aPPly at The Past
vices. • , ^ Mr. and fare. Roy Stelse and their 7' Brussels
The Agriculture Meeting of , 'the son, and, daughter, Gerald and 'Sandra
FARM FOR SALE—
Women's Inetitute will be held len ;of ,Detrolt were recent visitors at the
Being Lot 10, Con: 16, Grey, cote
Tueed.ay, July 1.5th at 2,30 . at
Atha home of Mrs. S. M. 1fOniteS,, co 1,
venors, Mrs. J. M. Coultas and .,
Harold Procter. Roll Ca.11, Name
the vegetable and Rower you enjoy.
most in the garden. Motto, Mrs. Earl
Anderson. Current •events,
Myetle Yuill. Music, Mrs. J. Wieke
stead. Reading, Mrs. Rabt. McCrea
Address, Miss Barbara Michle ,
Lunch °committee: Mrs. Jeeei
3.
Wheeler, Mrs. R. H. Coultee, Mes:
J M. Coulter All the ladies of the
ehomenot their uncle Mr, John Steiss.
I.Mary•Askin of Toronto was a holt'
dayevisitor at the home of Mrs.
George ;Bv.ans.
Oecar, Gorsalitz, wife and tamely
!of Flint, Mich., were week end
Visitors at the home of the former'e
°father 3, 3. Garsalitz.
The of the Federation of
%Agriculture of Morrie and Grey are
balding, a joint picnic on July 17th.
The *lace is 3,1/2 miles west of Brus-
sels. Oni the tith line Of Morris. Mr.
community are invited .to attend. .° Millburn. of Peewit° will be the
The following is the report of epeaker also Mr. E. 'Cardiff M.P.,
Belgrave Public School. 'Phe names =diethyl's -Every farmer should
appear alphabetically az prommed.
for Sept. lot, 1941.
Grade VIII
Norma Brydges
Florence Cook
Roth Higgins
Fern Nethery
Grade VII—
Ross Dunbar
Audrey McGuire
John, Nethery
Marguerite Young
Grade VI—
Clifford. Kelly
Grade V—
Muriel Brydges
Ph:omen Wade
Dor`e Young
Grade IV—
Lloyd Anderson
Joan Brydges
'1
hear Mr: Millburn. There will le
events and don't forget to gring your
1-unch basket Everything free and
everyone welcome,
. ,Relatives here received with 51'
mw, word, of the passing away of
Mrs. Bialy of Detroit, Mich. Form-
erly Miss -Elizabeth Duncanson, 171h
cone, prey.
Mr.,eind Mrs. Geo. Johnston
Honored By Host of Friends
A delightful social evening, with
1
: "Mr..' end MtS, George Johnston.,
"nelevilyiveds,, as guests of honor, was
Pirticipsited in by a large gathering
.of .their friends in Jamestown. °Hall,
on Monday evening.
•key, C.' Tavener of Bluevale was
ihe genial 'chairman, for the interest-
ing prograen:-10ornanunity ,singing,
.
'Thei'lVlaple Leaf'; Piano duet, NI133.
1 - •
es Jean SteWart and! Jean, Towne;
. . .
Recitation, Mrs'. Harry Goll. Solo,
Geo. Ross; Duet, Mr, and Mrs. Den -
aid, Robertson; Solo, Rev, C. Talton-
er. .Solo,, , George Rose; Musical
number, Jean Towne and Jean
Stewart,
Al the conclusion. of the program
the bride and groom were made the
recipients. of a writing desk and
chair: 1amp, mirror and card table
with ao accomptanying address read
..
by Mre. Aiten.
Mr. Ind• Mrs. Johnston: ,
Bluevale, July 7th
......
Dee,. Freda and George:
Your er`ende have gathered here to-
night le do you honour and to wish
you a very happy future.
, We shall miss George very ing011
In this community where he hes al-
ways been, cheerfully willing to
chore In all the activities of the
neighborhood' and, 'the church. We
feel, however, that hie talents and
energy will be well ernployed Whee'e*
, ver he is,
Fredia we know as a charming
yeting lady who has given unstint-
ingly of her time and abilities to all
good calves, We see In this marriage
a 1111Inh ^f beerle sea minds. Whiedi
=mire. welt for the setting up of a
'homey leeee.e. °
YV' frie'-ve le" 11,,rris. Great and
Turnberrp orn, heeepy to ereeent
these; gIfie , vet th , °felts exon -see ^f
tili Or . leye 1 , fie eteleeete .e e e beet wieie
ee pnr . vM1r,, health prosperity and
holitignesq, . e
$,gpod, on behalf of all af 08, 0. F.
JohnSfont li'.,./. •Shaw. Mrs. 0 S.
Thentent, POrresi. Matey, Mrs, ;,,gilice
Alikon. t ,,,t
'Tlii..errirm lihnnl,,P11 lb P &mare for
the beautiful sults on behalf of him-
self and 111s *Ito.
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taining 100 acres good soil, wed
drained, and fenced, a drilled well,
wall windmill. A good, bank barn,
grick house, close to school, apply
Jas. S. Houston., R.R. 5, Goderlch
FOR SALE -
50 gal. steel barrel in good con-
dition $1.75 apply to C. Payne.
Phone 58 Brussels.
Ziegler's Superior Store
QUALITY SERvicE;
smcims FOR --THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDA1c
.....,,
Kellogg's Oven Fresh Cornflakes 8 OZ. . ‘ . • ^ • 2 pack for 150
Hillcrest Pure Lard ........ • .. ..... • , . • , • , • 1 lb carton 19c
Arctic Pastry Flour 24 I'D bag, • — • „ — . • .. • . .... • . • • • .0 75c
Assc.rted Cream Sandwich Biscuits . • .. • • , „ , . • • • per lb 1SC
Granulated Sugar ... , • • . , • • • . „ • ••• „ . , 10 lh for 78c
5-Str!ng Brooms • . • • ...
....... , . , .".• . , .... each '25c
Men's Summer Peak Caps • •••• , .. each 23c
Boys' Straw Hats .... • ," " ... • .. • ..... •••••• „ , • • • • each 15c
Men's Felt Hats .. . ..... ... ...... . ... .. • ...• • — — .• each 75c
Children's Running Shoes ..• • • • , . • ... — — , . ..... per pr 49c
Boys' Running Shoes •• , , .1." " , • • , • per pr 75q
Women's Sand & Navy. Oxford Running Shoes • • per pr 48"C
Men's Leather Oxfords ... • • • • , " • .. .; per pr $2.49
• .WE SELL. --KING & SUDDEN DEATH BUG KILLER...
Phone 22-r-11 Ethel
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs.
. for you.. Thoussiu..... of folks need
Familex Products and. want them,
but we babe net enough representa
tives. Itis your opfportunity tor
easy sales and odenty of repeat
business. It ou are welling to work
and ambitious, get going and youill
not be sorry. For Illustrated cata-
logue and details: 670 St. Clement,
MONTREIAL.
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FOR RENT -
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Ffighwayel'eexcelleut gallonage, 1 in-
cludes hying quarters both suitable
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Mon.
apply to Tr. T. Nerve,
Box Seaforths
Gone To Montrealmiss, Alberta ltircLean,. popola7
registered nurse and daughter of
Mr. amil Mrs. Fred 1VteLean ef
Wingham has lett for Montreal
where she will take poet graduate
work in obstetrics at the Royal Vic-
toria Hospital. Mine McLean is a
graduate or the 1939. class • from'
Victoria Hospital at London, OM,
where she set an, earlahle record in
ber training course. At graduation
she was highest In her class in
surgery, psychology and xnedfciere.
Alberta is a sister of MTS. F. 51.
Semis of town.. •
MEN • WANTED—
Herealt
le a big, =do business re92
For Sale
A quanttity of Hay For Sale, Tim-
othy and Alfalfa and a little sweet
clover. Cele be storedin bare here
if necesse7y.
phone 30-r-19
Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey
DirtYlene Pringle
RED CROSS
BPUSSELS BRANCH
f The foHoWing is, the list of were
completed 'and shipped for the
month of June:
25 pairs 'Mitts
110 pairs“vocks
25 pairs seamen's socks
6 Sleeveless sweaters
10 scoria'
5 turtle neck sweaters
5 ribbed. helmets
5 Balaclava helmets
20 wash cloths.
11 quilts,
Refugee Supplies -
4 ladies' coats.
11 boys' suits
1 child's drees
.1 baby bonnet
2 pre. booties
2 vests
3 diapers
2 sweetens
10 pairs bloomers
7 Pi's. Pyjamas
Auction Sale
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Sale to settle estate of the late I. M.
Henry, Ethel, Ont.
SATURDAY, JULY 26th ..
at 1 o'clock.
1 extension liable, 1 fall tear
table, 1 varier table. 1 rocking chair.
Kitchen chairs, 1 sideboard., 1 glass
cupboard', 1 upholstered Parlor sule,
6 pieces, 1 mattrees, 1 set springs.. 1
wooden bed, 1 lounge, 1 linoleum
4 yd,X•5, yds., 1 linoletnn 4 yds. e 4
Yds., 1 tea kettle, 1 bureau, 1 grin I
stone, shovel, :spades, 1 pump
wrenichi hoes, rakes, 1 kitchen
lounge, 1 bake board, 1 glekie, 1
draw lettere, °scythe, rag carpet,
1 good gasoline lamp, 2 oil humps. 1
sink, 1 bottle tapper, curtain polIS,
ment grinder,.eaUnegO stuffer, large
rubber cover ror truck or wegOni 1
Princess Pat range, good shape, 2
?twine' nAtig,, nntifi, pane and dishes,
various household attlelea.
TERMS—CASH '1',
In case of rain salt; will, pf In
Townshin Rell;'6141
ie. D. Se11,--SolicItor
F. W Keten—AuctIoneer
Mrs, D. Wardlaw, Executrix .•
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