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The Brussels Post, 1947-5-14, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, May 14th, 1947 CRANBROOK Mother'. 1T.iy wog ctr. ' • r,•1 in Knox Church herr on Smola,: morn. Ing, May 11. A junior choir was in attendance and Sandra Joan. daugh- ter of Lloyd and Mrs. Mho. and Murray Keith, son of C,ordt,n a,1), Mrs. Knight were hap1 i°1-1 T11 Moncton players will present their play "Lenin 11110•8" in file basement of the Mullah no '1'hn••si ty evening, :May 29 under the an.,. litres of the Larlire' .114. C','an'ronk. - . . � .. .... , .. __.., -aa'see41','..a;_.c^�^•ta^,;a'rc{hT.ic pr, aen1 attending college in London. Week end visitors wit.a ' +! l)) -.peak to 11.4 Un India. 1,1 °It„ ue:1. • ! 1.i ,ai a 1 wt.•:' ill 111. itynms 2S4, 141. 1':, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Go,do'1 ..f ,. 1111 were sung in the nle•.'tn . lir,, ronto, Lynn Gordon, W'inrloer. 'Mrs. R. Campbell, 114. r i•' ' '' George Ransom, Hollywood, Easter Thoulooffering and Misses Maude and Kathleen litned'etinn w:r< pr•nnuu +1 i Gordon, Wallaceburg. pre'iclont, :it a hi ref n, I1,.: On Sunday eventing, May 1S at 4,30 the Indies' 1111 presided ov : 11- o'clock, Melville Choir, Brussels, Mrs. A. Cameron, pread'>,)t. 1' \I`,+ antler the direction of Mr. L. U. decltled to have the Moncton pe +u::. Thompson, will present a saner -•1 presera their play "I.enn lacers" concert in Kuox Church her,'. 'r is 11'1'0 lat,•r in the _month. :Mrs. Runthoped everyone will avail themselves Campbell was appointed to 11,3.,1 of this opportunity 10 1' 1: the This play comes highly 1•o"ommend Clew the Moncton players and &aide Brlysseds choir. ed and everyone 111111 eau is dramaon a date. Splendid -crowd, hove to come out and 5e, hr' 1 1••1',1 attended this play at other plan.•. and it has been well revived Mr: la y 1Va Y.2p?AfT ,i•'•h•„ • elos''d the me ng with The VL omen s llssi !'a r'ety " aver. Refreshments wore 1 serve! met for their Aiity m•,•t`:•, tie.- by the hostess and seve,•tl or the hnnte of Mrs. Allen Cant .1.11. members, Twelve ladies were press. .end 111" word "courage" was n:;rd ,•'.11 The regular meeting .f 'h:• call respanse. Reports of th -v+ 4- was held on Monday evening in th leaf meeting of IT:t'i(f ,z , r•d 1.•'wrmrt of the aliareh. The London whirl) stet in Noe.: ('!u1 1a, missions y grnnp va-- to r•ha'g St'.atford were mad br Mrs. Tint ' i o A. T .1• •.+ p .irl"h the i. •1, Huether and Jtro. T. 1 _T :•h'':. tore rendht. from ae:s 0 (2.130) Mm. Jim Cameron 'ave.. -1 !II,- 1 •d',•i given by Mrs. Jim Cameron, Thr to meeet at her home for the June new offering plates pocks -o..4 meeting, the ward '1 *' 11" to he the Y.P.S. and presented to the elulre1 nsefo• roll call. Onill.tnp., uritis mud Wert' nn display. Monday erenittg. sock,c, made by 3Ira. R•+10. 1' '•rear ':•. }` :'1, will he the la -4 m-eting 'maul for the W. M. S. hale war, ,. • 11 •d 1 ?ir. ('" :p, r of "1).1 -,4111 1. Mrs. Allen Cameron, gl•o ip #,,,•1-1#•#.11 t11„ gar -t sp-raker. The presided for the st'.'1- ,, •• 1 -d , •• li(,'L, 11 , 1 r•1 1,v •1 :, l;•, , 1 Following the call to ^;;,• 'r h•• ter nsir:d ':nrati•'ut; on the petition "Give ns tilt= ;Ttv 111,0 tramital work •,r;l these t,r'o all bread'' was given Iry i by lio,•i•11 5?•IrD,u•1'l. - Mrs. Cameron, Matt. 2:3 1.:11-'I AA. t';+ulernn, Eileen SOF.. (,ollm by Mrs. C. Onisteal 11,s 1, 1 r1„• 1 r nn or n•11 '•t 4. on led in prayer nal' ' .0 C i•1) nn and Mrs. - 1 •T••- rluestions denlin,' with I'll 7 cert 'or” 077, ; .. of Healing to 4vh MI 4,1 1.11 of the iflie me ting lo -,1 0 mbere read the ,1..ow•,rs. It was reprnt;ug the :VI 17.11f111 b•,n+ 1! ring.. decided to ask Miss Quinn ntia is or r ni4nn. Lei-•,. •....,y' • WTNfTT.AMT, b'a 1)t t.--' ,•ni,tnr ,. "'•tent of bin..•.:a n. .•.•,i•, •�.t*T r;rn.• d•..,•.. , •4111,4 a 17911,.•,,,,, 'l , ,••,+l T-Tasn!tal in his 70th v'•a,, lir• Henderson had formed _o1) I ri1Tl of lot 10, r111ee1sr•, 1 ane. hr'r'•. ''1e fomily atom, rt.,14 whore h c-:' born. At the t.=ne or his alt hr, n••re a tru410e of t'7, Win: - ham High Selo-ol board. 11-• four year on l41r ' ('11017311'31 i•'il and then for five years •liras :.n••,..,..., t(,... ,11 111,4•'r1,i, 11•`.'1. 7.11)111.11. For many years lie e, or F.S. So 0, Morrie, •' " .,4 aper. tary-treao ml'er. - A •...I0 'l •i li.i 1'11,4 ..., ., •+ .non•-_ Pp^ tt1., p•,•.,,77- •;,. r..IC i'1 ('1i, f••• -le -1,1 • tris wire I, c• Tdr• 1- 411'.1.1)##A 110 .1110 daughter, Mrs. Richard Pr, •I::r. ,t..1 '' t el at hnnhe. William, 11111i.1g,;, Arthur, of Brace All.nr . arra Lloyd, of Ajax. Public• funeral service was held Wednesday A. BY CA ._..... . NADIAN A7'IONAt- GO 31.111, 111 i .A 1 i,,. Tohu W111 °.. -a1 1 111(n Chu.,11, ib t 11'•, r ,!, John Lun 1V1311.111.41'1.3- 1 (1111.....#1. +t 1, will officiate with 111).-.1•11.1.1, i1) W. S {lib ,nta Liability a�s�, a ar . -14.'11 Glra i„,,,,„)„1114 t mri•1}. 1('w1.:;•rh .111 _. -.... , • erpunci Meeting 1111 i., ('1(7 Thr, eounril met on the alao,c IL!), in the Township Ball with :,,i 1131• members present. The itrer, pr sided. T110 odor.• • of the last 1111 •'io•' were grad and adopted oa motion :1:, ,'ail! and str+ul :Alen:•l;, Minutes of speeial meeting of 1 April 21 read and adopted on motion of 'Harvey Johnston and o.T', Yelll. 1'.,-,,1 by C'baa. Coulter seconded by Joe Yuill that a By-Laav be passed envering Section 2 of the Warble Fly Control Art and 'hal all expenses be charged to the road amounts of the Township and the mill rate be raised snfflcleut to take care of expenditure In connection with spraying from this date on. --Carried, At this point the Reeve had to leave to attend another meeting and Councillor Harvey John. -ton occur pied the Rer1•e's chair for the re. ++•'1'l'l•ar of the meeting. Moved by Sam Alcock seconded '•e Tee Yaill that Chas. Coolies inter view A. F. Netbery in regard to assessing and that he he granted the Privilege of attending the .Assort - anon of Assessing Officers if Ile is going to carry on as A":e:so,•, --Carried Moved by Joe Yuill seconded by Sam Alroek that a grant of $50.00 be given to Brnesris Fair. —Car rind Moved by Chas. Coulter eeronderl +'r ,Toe Yuill that the Road L1ahility Tnsurance he renewed with the met:aa! Aeeirlo"+ Tnaltranree Co. --Carried Moved by ('has. Coulter sernnded 1..- .The V'•�11 that T4r•Ltw No. 5. 1047. covering Section 2 of the Warble Fly Control Act, having 1.-, ..., , p•, rt "tree times. lie passed. —Carried Moved by Sam Airorl: seconded 110 ,Toe Yuill that the Tined 909011n- t,,,ldenf l,e. paid. —Carried. Moved hy Sam Alcork seenncled by .Toe Yuill that a man tie appointed as a supervisor to go ahead of s'r'•'ver to inform fanners of system and when machine is cumin';. 0..0)4d by Mag. t.orlltes seconded by .TAP Ynill that the meeting adjourn to meet again on June 2 at •• •, —Carried, The following aoocunts were paid: RAILWAYS Before j • / . / Canadian NauOzef Railways. ready ht "4' there : d tits " Tuve slipped at tg a 'You're sere ; 4 courtesyslag and service, aa'y' e savegBto schedules, space. >It's smart an the ,nil don GanadiaaNational enclosed Know it, dim'” you for the day s Ys depend. Chau car, \ 14 �� 1 You canalways navel in 1.n .i tel. whether you 1 Sam d f 1l� inf/1R, h - Ateariejo A4.1,101#1416 Drop in ae any Canadian A)altlonal rickd nifiee anal' tab is Doer, ire w,U be pleased jo bolpyon. .1. 1- 113 1. 1 !''1 1 4:111 ,'p"'iyYn" .......,. ^11+71.S'( .1. K Cram;, Itot„none powder a'. 1 lila: I; Di•;itif,vtattt .... 4.1.1,00 'a' IN: ar waif. (relief) 21,12 Sy -Law No. 5, May 5, 101; A By -Law to corer 0r,.•'len I of AS ; 111 Ply Control Art, VPhereas the Connril of the- 't',:v, +boot. (1 1eee4• N; v11 cls _ 1 .... ••d tr. 1 11'1 tut W..1•1r1t Fly be r rr•,,:,1 ' r1. - 11:14 tri 1111111 of th `r Pare• 5'+irt Tnn-u=hip. Th"r;•",,,.r, !le Cntlnt'il of ]inrri4 •n•ir•to ilia- all , x. . in ,.,14..,1 to 1;11.1 Ln 1111. Warble Fly be el;:;11,•,1 11. 1!11• road acnnnrots Ai the Ton-nslhi1 ai'd that 1111 miii rare be r•ci„ed sufficient to l� take care of (xpenditnre in cotton•• VY .L.T011 .ten with si ay1ag from \iay 1. la17, Rev, R. G. Ilalz•1'viwd, nt''la• IIt will pay you to make us your headquarters forGrass Seed purchases. We have all lines, and our prices i are right. - We have the best in permanent pastures at the claeesveaf prices. If you need a new stove we have it. Agent for Sparton and Roger's Majestic Electrical Lines, Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, etc, For your Spring Meaning, we have Martin-Se:sour Paints and Varnishes. o J® Pe , ?son Ethel, Ont. Bestial 2 of the not as follows: N 111.1110 s11all bc brought into the municipality between the 1st day of April and the 30th day of June in any year during the continuance in force of the Tiy-Law unless they have been treated for warble fly •lurhtg the current year, This By -Law having 11een reed thiee .Imes was finally passed on the 0,111 day of May, 1947. Geo. C. Martin, Clerk Obituary Harry H. Laird A native of Brussels, T-Iarry TT Laird died at Buffalo, N.Y., on Friday. May 9th after an illness of over a year, The late Mr. T,oirri who had been a resident at 215 Knowlton Ave., i Kenmore, N.Y.. for three months was horn in Brussels on March 1111)- 1077, the son of the late Jas. Laird ' and Effie Elizabeth Gerrard, By trade a tailor he had resided also at Detroit. Mich., and Beaverton, On- tario. He was a member of the Episcopal Church. T7e is survived hy two brothers, James P. and John W. Laid and two sisters, Airs. J. R. 3Tcindar and Mrs. D ,T. Calder all of Beaverton. Also surviving are tw•n nephews Shaman and Hilton Laird of Detroit who attended the funeral, also attending 10)410 Mrs. Roy Hamlyn of Durand. Minh., 3Tr, and Mrs. Elton Itozeil of 1 Kitchener, Mrs. TT. 7. :Tanning, Ernest Phut, Stratford and Miss Roby Plum of Ttitc•hener, all cousins of the deeeasnd. The body was brought by rail 10 Brussels where burial took place in ' Brussels cemetery on May l2#h, Pallbearers were Alex Anderson, H. Champion, R. J. M1Lauchlin. L. W. 111ekmier, E. G. 911101 and J. C. Backer. Mrs. Alex Brewer At the 70, & W, Hospital in Kitch- ener on Friday, May 9, 1917 there passed away Tessa Gristle Engler, daughter of the late ,Toseph Engler and Mrs. Engler of Gt•ey Township in her 50117 year. Mrs. Brewer was ' born on the nth eon., of Grey Township. Thirty years ago she married Alex Brewer of the 401m con. of Morris Township who survives with one son Joseph also her mother Mrs. J. 'angler and three sisters, Mrs, Thomas Derr, Mrs, W. D. Eckmier, Mrs, Leslie Lake and one bather Louis, She was a member of the Melville Presbyterian Church Brussels and a faithful member of the choir for twenty-five years. In the home a loving wife and mother and a kind neighbor and friend who made lite richer for •all who were privileged to know ber and her passing is Omits regretted. A private funeral service was held . on Monday, May 13 at her late resi,t• Duff's 'United Ch:lrrh. +7':,111„1. h11s decided not to acre -pt a :all to Parker Street United Church in Sarnia. Mr. Hazelwood was called to the chur:i1. after a delegation from Sarnia had heard him preach on Sunday fast. After visiting Parker Street rha: 4 on Tuesday of this week. Mr. 1-iaa•1- n ood announced he had decided to remain in Walton for another year. A special yenl0•r p• n•:1.o s ! will be held in Rrur:'fi-ld i'nir .1 Church nn Sunday, May 3'. to app. port the Oslo Youth ,7onf(')' 1(ce travel pool of London Conferee,- which 'onfereee,which is beim: .11•.. ;1•'.1 by Huron Presbyte'y Yorme People's Union this week. it Ivo, announced her by Douglas Law less, president 1..t' the 1' 'rtem Young People's group. 'i L, ,keg Phone 22-r-7 Brussels for the serviea 1, r, be fife; pa. c Iu111.; 0 of t'hxivan, Lon - „on C,,uf 1;•111 ;. - d•Qegate to Oslo. 111 -y townwhil, Selead Boa'a has he -hired soma school teachers and has engaged four Nomal School Iota''' Stu fill the teaching Post - in rh.- 5:411,:.,1 111110 vacant. Miss Ruth Wilson of Rrnaoels, a norntalite, has been hired for S.S. >' 1 v:1111: lddas Shirlf--y Tltompaeffi, R. Love and Mr. Dunbar of Ethel, have also been engaged. Rose Law- less who is teaching at No. 12 school in the township is atayln1 in the boards employ but is moving to Ethel. Salaries range from 4.500 to $1,700, 't'1• monthly meeting of the Wo- men'. (lu!irl of St. George's Angli- can ('11..C.h, Walton, was held at the home of Mrs, Stuart Hurn phries. E)►R TIRE! ON ANY OTHER KIND • • The reason? Goodyears' extra -thick, extra tough tread lasts longer, gives greater traction. You get more miles of safer service at lower cost -per -mile. You can't get a better *0 buy—why try? Come in today for brand new Goodyear:. SEE US TODAY! YOUR GOODYEAR WE HAVE YOUR 5r SIZE DEALER ELLIOTT BROS. Brussels, Ont. Phone 82 BE AN A,-B-Cr”+DRIVER A//.avid Be'Citt ee,,e" donee followed by a public service at Melville Presbyterian Church with' Rev. George Milne and Ttev, John Kenn, assisting, 'Pallbearers were: Messrs, Russell Currie, Ward Sellers Euston Cardiff, lllrank Carter, James }lryans and George Bone. The flower bearers were Donald ,Tamiesen, Jack Lowe, Rosa Dungan and Donald Currie, e Tnterment was made in the Brae 1 sells Cemetery, 1 - Walton Organizes Girls' W.O*A.A. Softball Team At a meeting held in W. C. Bennett's home, on Wednesday even- ing, plans were made for the Spon, spring of a ladies' softball team. The .allowing officers were elected: manager, W, C. Bennett; coach, Doug. Lawless; assiatent roach, Herb 'Premiss; soerets.rv-treasurer, Silas Johnston. It. G. TTaalewood was appointed as the team's repre• sentatiVe on the board of governors Of the W.O.A.A. Practice for the team will corn, 1e11,000 as 9-000 as the weather per- mits, Pur-o-lator Oil Filters for all makes of tractors USED TRACTORS FOR SALE Water Bowls — Harrows — Manure Loaders Tires — Oil — Grease — Rubber Tired Wagons. Electric Fencers — Grain Grinders and Rollers. kkhUdiS 84 San Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 86-r-6. Avoid Dis appointme t Later Have Your Decorating Dene Now? .First class painting and papering done at reasonable prices. See our fine selections of wall papers and paints for• sale. W+ail1 ��,aOi Tucker Phone 29.x -r»2 Brussels, Ont