The Brussels Post, 1952-1-9, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
Ilredn allay, January 9161, 1953
CHANGE OF
INCOME TAX DISTRICT
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS RESIDING IN
HURON, BRUCE and WELLINGTON
COUNTIES
* The counties of HURON, BRUCE and WELLING-
TON, formerly under the Jurisdiction of the London
or Hamilton District Taxation Offices, have now
been transferred to the jurisdiction of the District
Taxation Office at Kitchener, Ontario, located in
the. Dunker Building, 251 King Street West. Ac-
cordingly, the records of all taxpayers residing In
these three Counties have been transferred from
the District Taxation Offices at London or Hamil-
ton, to their new location, and •any related cor-
respondence or general Inquiries on taxation
matters. should be directed to the District Taxation
'Office at Kitchener.
* Remittances of tax by individuals and corporations,
and tax deducted at the source by employers resi-
dent In the Counties of HURON, BRUCE and
WELLINGTON, should be mailed or delivered to
the Dlstrlct Taxation Office at Kitchener.
* Taxpayers (both individuals and corporations) resi-
dent In the above-mentioned Counties, . who formerly
filed their appropriate Income Tax returns and
Succession Duty returns with the District Taxation
Offices at London or Hamilton, will file their
returns for 1951 and subsequent taxation years,
with the Dlstrlct Taxation Office at Kitchener.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE -
TAXATION DIVISION
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
SHELLUBRICATION; SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Guaranteed repairs to c: manes of care and trucks.
Parts and Accessories.
Austin Sales and Service
PHONE 77r6 BRUSSELS, ONT.
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Yes, everything's BETTER WITH
BUTTER ... because butter alone
is made from the rich cream of
fresh, pure milk - nature's best,
most complete food. Only
butter can add that distinctive,
wholesome butter flavour
and goodness,
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Mrs. John CathiU
l'lrs, John ( Whiting 83, died ow Dee.
;29tit, • ill ,Scott Memorial Iiospjjtal,
after a Six week i'llneas. She was
the former Mary Treopy Scott, of
Hibbellt '3 wp, She was married to
john Oubhill, Oetbber 21, 1896, They
had lived on Con, 11, McKillop all
their married life, with the ex.
cepbion of. the last nine months they.
Spent with their Son, Wilmer. She
had been an active member in wo-
men's otg'a.ntsatltions 'at Caren
United Church, Winthrop and form- I
erly Rioy's United O1unrch. Mr. end
Mrs. Otrthd1l celebrated their 55th
Wedding anniversary last October.
Suiwiving besides ,her husband are
three sons, Wilmer J., Morris; Oscar ;
C„ Mc1(ill01); Harvey Stratford, and
one daughter Mrs, Dd. (Mary) Neil,
Easter, Twelve grandchildren and
four great grandchildren, two broth-
ers
anti two sisters, John G. and
James T. Russeldale; Mrs, John
Laing, SeafortJh, end Mrs, M.
Parke, Mitchell, One son Glenn pre-
deceased' her lard February. Pri-
vate funeral services. were held from
W1ijttieY's funeral home, Seaaforth, on
Monday. at 2 p. m., with Rev. H. P.
Livingstone In charge, Pall-benrers
were folkier neighbours. Win.
Churclh. Bobt, McCYnre, Jas, Mc-
Clure, Arthur Alexander, Winthrop,
anti Watson Sholdice, Arthur Hend-
erson of Brussels. Flower hearers
were three grandsons, Lloyd and
Kenneth Cuthill and Emerson Mit-
obgii. Interment in Maitland Bank
Cemetery,
GREY
The January meeting of the W.
.M, S. and W. A. of Union United
Church was held on Jan. 3rd, at the
home of Mrs. Selwn Baker,
The W. M. a. meeting opened
with the singing of the hymn, "Rise
up 0 men of God", followed by the
Lord's Prayer. Mrs. J. Bremner
acted as leader for the sheeting. The
thence, was, The Adventure of Res-
ponsibility. Mrs, B. McIntosh read
the Scr',pinre taken fi•ous James 2:
verses 14-23 and Luke 19: verses
20, 21 and 2.1. The meeting closed
with the hymn. Soldiers of Christ
'rise, followed by prayer.
'1'- W. A. meeting was condnc.led
by the preside-`. firs. L. Lake. and
opened with the 'hymn. Standing at
the Porta.l,• The General Thanks-
giving Prayer wag repeated in tin-
Ison, Plans were trade for the an-
nual sheeting which is to he held
latter In January, Mrs, M. Melntogh
then hurl an int ere'Iinn' contest,
'The meeting closed With 'he Ben, -
diction.
Lunch tris served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. H. Keyes and Mrs.
R. W. Whitfield. The February
meeting is to he held at the honkie
of Mrs. L. Lake,
The 1615i of Grey group meeting
was: held on Thursday, Jan. 3rd at
the home of Mrs: Wilbur Turnbull,
The theme of the devotional period
was "Discipleship," Mrs. Van
Vleit and Mrs. Hyslop were chosen
leaders of the copper contest. There
will be, sable of small anticles not
over •56c in value at the next meet-
ing to he oonvened by Mrs. Von
Vitali.
t3ORN
I-lendersOU -- At Dr, Myers, on Mon-
day. Jain. 7th to lir. and ifs's, Gar-
field Henderson, Brussels, 0
daughter, Sharon Louise,
MONCRIIFF
The
monthly meatdng of the Mom
mica Women's MiStaon5ry Society
was held al 4he home of Mra• L,initon
Quinn on• Wed,, Jan, 2nd, The meet-
ing was openers with the call to
wbrsttrip, b taken by 'thee president,
Mrs. Ken, Ludington and Mrs,
Leonard Madura assisting. Flymn
256 was sung, and prayer was
offer+e4 by Mrs, ,Toe Smith. The
Scripture was read by Mrs. Wm.
Roberston, 4phesians 3, verses 14-
21, 'The minutes were read by Mrs.
Alex •SPeinan in the absence of the
seordtaa+y, The roll sail was ans-
wered by suggestions for the society
for ths coming year, and the pay
meat at fees. Nineteen members
were. Present. An invitation is to he
extended to b'he Union Auxiliary to
join with us for the World's Day of
Prayer service in February. The
'topic on "Our Fellow -Canadians The
French. Protestants." was ably
given by Mrs, Orvril Harrison, as -
sited by Mrs. Ken. Ludington and
Mrs. Grayson Ttioiunuond. This was
followed by a Stewardship paper by
Mrs. Roy Patterson. Two bales hare
been sent for °resets relief. The
mes'dr:r closed by singng nymn 259
+eel rousting the Lord's Prayer in
n n:t:son,
Mrs. Joe Smith presided over the
W. A. meeting which followed. Sev
eras verses were repeated of hymn
662 in unison. The minutes were
read and approved. A tender was
accepted for cleaning of church for
1952, it Was reported a box had been
sent to Tian Machan. Pleas were
discussed for the Annual Melting
and a social evening to he held 1n
J,vrunrn• Mso for work to he done
in basement. Thank you cards were
read for 31 received. The sheet-
ing closed with prayer. A delicious
Minch -Was served by the hostess and
her asLsistants. The February meet-
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Orval Hardison.
VAT Tfl'N
The third meeting of "Cotton
accessories for the Club Girl's Bed-
room" was held at the home of our
leader, Mss. Humphries on Jan, 2nd.
The mentiug was opened by singing
Jingle Bells, followed by the min-
utes of the last sheeting. Nine girls
answered the roll call which was,
one aceessory my bedroom needs.
"Walton Willing Workers" .was
chosen for the name of our club.
Marilyn brought the treat and we
un "de a mitred earner to put in our
r, ,•ori hook.
The fourth meeting of "Cotton
accessories for she Club Girl's Bed-
room was held at the house of our
leader, Mrs. Humphries, on Jan. 4.
We opened the meeting by singing
The more we get to -getter, followed
by the minutes of the last meeting.
Ten girls •answered the roll call
which was, how I got along mak-
ing a mitred corner. Flora brought
the treat. We made a sample of a
dresser scarf, invisibie herring and
worked on our record books.
CRANBROOK
The Cranbrook Women's Institute
will holes their meeting on Tues-
day, ,Tan. 15th at 2 p. in.
WANTED -
Dead and disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt picic-up. Call
Perry Stephenson, Ethel, Phone
Brussel. 951•12, Collect.
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders will be received until
January 22, 1952 for agpply2ng wood 1
ja bii.e foll'owdng 'anuoaple to the
:Sdroois of Morris Towu'shitn, Wood
to be bodywood, beech or maple cut
12 Dittos in lenetth.
No. 1, 20 cords; No. 3, 12 cords;
190, 4, 12 cards; No. 7, 10 cords;
No. 8, 5 cords; No. 11, 25 cords;
No, 12, 15. cords,
Wood to be delivered and piled
not Eater than June 15th, 1952.
Aliso 2 cords of coder 2or each.
school,
R. S. Slaaw, Sec., llliaevale, Ont.
PEOPLE W E KNOW
* * e
Mr. and Mrs, E. Courchense and
daughter were holiday visitors in
Quebec with relatives.
t * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Scott, spent
the holiday season with Mr. and
MI's. J. A. McGinnis and family,
Ctoncord. Ont,
t * •
Lawrie and John Cousins have
a eta rned after visiting relatives
in Woodbridge and Toronto during
the past week.
MORRIS
1 PFctral meeting of the Mortis
Federation and all interested will
be held in the Community roons,
Belgreve. on Friday, Jan, 11th ea '
2 p. in. Special speaker and slides
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LIFE WITH IKE - In Pictures
in Floral Culture. Colne and bring , See four pages of fac,arite snap -
a friend..
BLUE V ALE
The fast euchre party to be spon-
sored by the Women's Institute this
year was held in the Community
Hall here Friday night. with 12 tables
in play. Prizes for high points were
awarded to Mrs. A. D. Smith and
Stanley Moffatt. Novelty prizes for
the man and woman whose birth-
days are nearest to ,lan. 4th were
won by Mrs. C. Hoffman and Jo-
seph Schneider: and J. S. Elliott
won filo lucky door prizes. Lunch
was served.
Mrs, Burns Moffatt and son
Flay,' spent part of Friday with her
naOt.her, Mrs, John Garniss, who is
a patient in the Clinton hospital.
A e m munion service was held
at Knox Presbyterian Church here
on S.mtlay morning conducted by
the nsiuisl r. Rev. Matthew Bailie,
who spoke from the text, "Come to
;ire wedd'no feast." Uniting with
Ili- church by certificate were
Thomas Elliott. from Treswater,
and • Mr. and Mrs. William Hastings.
from T' 'pier.
Rev, It. A. i3rouk used the text,
"His name shall be called Jesus,"
for this sermon on Sunday morning
at the United Church here. A com-
munion service was held.
14ldss Jessie Holmes was taken to
the Wjngfsam hospital on Satur-
day suffering from a heart attack,
Her sister, Mrs. Mackie, Drumbo,
Is with thier father. Andrew
'Holmes, here, who Is not in his
usual good health at present.
,Evelyn Mothers. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Mothers, and
line. Morris. had an appendix np-
arration, in the Wingham hospital,
on Satnrdoy. Mrs. Carl ,Tohnston
was her special nurse. Mrs. 31. L.
Aitken, the Misses Mary and Bnrby
Duff spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Den Swift, of TARtowel, Mr,
ors lets Grnree Hetheritielnn and
-,n..s T.'nlrt' attended the cameral
,T., in,- Clifford Hetherington et
ci••..,cnrd nn Satnrday.
shots of General Eisenhower and
his wife, many of them never pub-
lished before. See Ike at West Point,
his courtship of Mammie Dousi ....
his honeymoon ,... and other picture
from Disonisower family album, See
"Life With Ike" in this Sunday's
(January 13) issue of The American
Weekly, exclusively with Detltoit
Sunday Times.
YOUR MORNING SMILE .i
"Ho, ho, the joke's on you. The
whole neighbocltood saw you hug-
ging and kissing your wife on
Your front porch last night."
"Ho, ho, the joke's on you! I Telephone 4 and LS. a11eM, G.
Renfrew Cleats
Separators and lutiBeers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreader.
Lane and Fertiliser Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreadsas,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
We also ate repairs tar
Oliver Coebhatt ?mem
r wpiaiaeat Dealers for
Mawr tensishnenta
MORRITT & WRIGHT'
wasn't home"
USED CARS
1949 Oldsmobile Sedan, Radio & Heater
1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan
Radio and Heater
1946 Chev. Coupe, Radio and Heater
1946 Ford Coach
1937 Chevrolet Coupe
1938 Dodge Sedan
USED TRUCKS
1940 Ford 11'2 ton truck, with racks
1946 Ford 3 ton `truck with racks
NEW CARS
New Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan
New Chevrolet Power Glide Sedan
Announcement - We now have the New,
Stewart Warner Electronic Wheel Bal-
ancer. A must for safe driving and cuts tire
wear to a minimum.
iverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont,
by Roe Farm5 Service Dept -
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