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THE BRUSSELS POST
ed with the national anthem.
ilembet:a of Brussels branch serv-
ed hunch, Tickets on a pair of Pillow
cases were sold during the evaufne
and n draw at the close of the
meeting Marjorie Westlake, List
°wet, won the prize.
Annual Meeting Of
B. M, & C. Telephone Co.
May 27, 1.949
The annual meeting of the sub-
ecribers of the 11. M. & G. Telephone
System was held in the town hall,
Brussels on the above date. Mr.
MaCTavish was chairman.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were react by the secretary, Mr.
Scott.
Moved by Mr. Joe Martin second-
ed 1)7 Mr. Picot. Bishop that the
minutes as read he adopted.
—Carrled.
The System's financial statement
for 1943 was rear and explained by
Mr. Scnii.
Moved by Geo. Michir„ seconded
by Jas. Turnbull that the auditors
report as read be adopted.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE sessuchaahsun
Farm Stock, Farm Maohlnery and
Household Effects
1_ot 12, Concession 5, Muerte Twp,
41/2 miles West of Brussels
Wednesday, June Sth
At 1 p, m, '4
HORSES
1 matched team 8 year old
1 brown horse 8 year old
COWS
1 red cow G yr. old, bred May 5
1 white cow, heed May 31.
1 blue cow; due to freshen July 5
1 Durham cow. 4 yt'. old, due July 26
1 Holstein eow, 5 yr., bred May 7
1 Durham heifer, 2M/_ yr, old, dale
July 12
1 Ayrshire cow, bred 1VZay 11
1 Durham cow, bred May 13
1 red Durban eow, bred May 5
1 black cow fresh
1 black cow. 5 yr. oil, due June 19
1 blaek heifer, 1 yr. old
2 black steers, 0 months old
8 spring calves
PIGS
1 saw, 12 pigs 3 weeks old •
9 pigs, 190 lbs.
IMPLEMENTS
Carried.
Ele1 spring -tooth cultivator
t Moved
of ordcers ford by Wm. Danner, sec , conded 1 stiff -tooth cultivator
Move1 steel land roller
1 light wagon
1 cutter
1 buggy
1 set sloop sleighs
1. hay loader
1 hay fork rope and car
1 Deering fertilizer drill, 13 run
1 set scales
1 fanning mill
1 disc not throw
1 wheel harrow
Pile or hard -wood. 30 cords
1 colony house
1 oil broader stove
Pile of rails
12 furrow tractor plow
NE. 82 sea I by Wm. Bishop that Jae Martin he
GEblEt2 AGE SERVICE
led.
Moved by Geo, dad
June 9 meeting will be bele at th
�L Obit uatrSJ by marl Anderson that Robt. Share
v tz . a i home of Mrs, Welly I:rauter. Roll reed be re-elected commissioner for
tI.1� ' leen, a news hent of 50 years ago. All
a i 'Morrie Township. —Carried.
10th
members cone and try and bring I ' Moved by A. Heys, seconded by
P.D. incl the II to the even- William Spence
May friend.
*mg service in United Shards On Thursday of I y�, H, Bell that.n. T4ar.Tavish be re•
Imre Sunday. Flaming Johnston, the i there passed away at the home 1 Miss Muriel Kreuter was home
I
elected commissioner for Brussels.
from Ottawa over the week end to ---Carried,
citizenship coavener, per on
the Williams oSpencean his 69thratyear attend the ert of WerL Spence After a. lengthy discussion re•
meeting and gave a paper on Saturday. May 31st.
Are A11 Children of God" This was after a lengthy illness. He was a Mr. C. Hutchinson, T. C. and Miss t gHerding the financial condition e -
followed by a iseusaion on citizen- life -lent; resident of the village of I the system and the service given -the
ship ted by Rev. J. A. Burden. The Ethel. He was at one time Post- 'Grace Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. A. B thescribere took place it was ennved
Lounabnry spent May 24th with
meeting opened with a sag sane ma ter dud for many years operated . by W 11, Bell, seconded by H, Reqs
of hymns under the direction of
• rs, W. ,T. Johnston.
Little Miss Harmon. grand-datcnh-
Ler of Mrs. Mildred Stewart.
•2, Morris township, has returned
to the home of her parents in Tor-
onto from the Sick Children's Hos-
pital where she was.a patient for
-several months, being treated
poliomyelitis. She is, ereported
mak-
tag favorable progress
good recovery.
The morning services in the Uni-
ted. and Presbyterian churches here
am Sunday were conduoted by rep-
resentatives of the Ontario Tem.
'crane Federation.
Personals; Mr. and Mrs. Alan
0 arniss and daughter Gail,. London,
with Mr. , and Mrs, Bill Mundell: Mr.
and Mrs. Woods and Mrs, Green-
wood, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, John
;e13, Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs. Har-
ald Procter and Margaret, Bel -
grave, with Mrs. Edith Curtis - and
Kra. Laura Kirton; Miss Roma
Breckenridge with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Breckenridge.
A3 GAR commissioner for Grey Township.
—.Carr
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_ e Michie, recon
a grocery store and restaurant in cousins mast n4 Wingham. Mr. and
the village. Since disposing of his Mrs. Andy McCormick and family.
business in 1933 he had been in the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krauter spent
Insurance burners and done ion'' a few days in Ottawa last week
veying. Es was a member and i with lTurial, while Jack attended
one or
one of the trustees of Knox Presby- • an Assessor's Convention there.
terian Church, Ethel and a regular iThey
On report a lovely and Pleasant
attendant un: a
til taken ill about a
Sunday evening the W.M.S.sister Laura, Mrs. Geo. Kreuter of 1 Auxiliary of the Moncrief United
Ft11e1. The funeral took Place on Church presented their sacred
drama, "The Eyes of Faith.' in the
United Church here. It was a
splendid peesentatiot of the Ensue'
story. Those taking part deserved
much credit for an excellent per-
formance. The special lighting
added much to the effect. The
church was well-filled for the occas-
ion. Members of the Ethel W.M.S.
colder whose auspices it was given
were very appreciative of the time
F. F. Horvath
Registered
Optoin,-itrisst
"Western Ontario's Most
Modern Eye Service"
,fl 118, Harriston
, trip•
year ago. He is survived by one I
Man
ELECTRICITY
IS PRECIOUS
Saturday, May 21st from Knox
Presbyterian Church to Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. Services were
conducted by Rev. Geo. A. Milne of
Melville Church, Brussels. Ross
Cunningham sang the beautiful soluo
"Shadows". Mr. Spence will be
greatly missed in the village alfa
the surrounding community.
Ontario's fast -grouting
Industry and agriculture,
demands more and more
electricity. New power
developments cannot be
built fast enough to supply
alio immediate need.
SAVE
ELECTRICITY
MAINTAIN
EMPLOYMENT
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Robert Lowe
Mrs. Richard Cardiff received word and effort spent by the DToncrie
recently, of the sudden death of her
brother Robert Lowe of Winnipeg soup.
Man. Mr. Lowe who was in his
sixty-ninth year was born in Usborne
Twp., the youngest son of the late
John Lowe and Elizabeth Johnstor
Al an early age he moved with his
family to the sixth concession of
Grey Twp., where he lived until
after his marriage to his now be-
reft partner Rebecca Smith. They
also lived in Brussels for a time
before going to Melfort. Sask., and
aater to Winnipeg where he was
engaged in the buying and selling of
livestock. Death was clue to a
heart attack and burial took place in
Winnipeg. He leaves to mourn
besides hie wife. their three daugh-
ters Dora (Mrs Albert Lindsay,
Browning, Sask.; Edith (Mrs. Wm,
Philips) and Rita. both of Winnipeg.
Also four grandchildren, Two sisters
and two brothers predeceased him.
Peter Stewart of Brussels is a
brother-in-law.
rTPTrIt
On May 2204 Frank Collins of cot„
G, Grey, celebrated 98 years • of goof,
health, Many friends Balled to
offer bila heat wishes on his birth.
day.
Mr. J. C. Lamont, Mr, and Mrs.
A. B. Louns-bury spent a few days
last week in Wheatley and Learning
ton.
The May meeting of the Woman's and she urged them to send more
Institute was held at the home of delegates to the convention, which
Mrs. Tito. Wilson. Mrs, Jas. Arm- will be held in. Hamilton in Stine
strong, past District President was .. this year, She reminded the metm
guest speaker, Her topic was an hers that. their first duty was to
citizenship and showed that the their branch,
speaker had given much care and The question box brought out ells•
thought to her subject and it was mission on many points which had
enjoyed by twenty -Phren members puzzled members, Miss Hoyle thank -
Auxiliary To Canadian Legion
that the meeting be adjourned.
Carried.
e e e
The cnmmissieners met following
the annual meeting and they deeided
the subscribers could help a lot in
the way of receiving good service
and the commissioners are asking
the subscribers to do their part by
adhering to a fen' rules of -he
system :
1, .Subscribers on party lines,
please do not listen when others are
using the line.
2. Subscribers on Party lines
always ask if the line is in use
before ringing.
8, Always ring off as soon as
you are through talking as this is
the only way the operator knows
yon are through talking unless she
asks so as she can keep the switch-
board clear.
4. Nouse look up your number,
you have no idea what it means to
an
operate)* to have to do this when
she is busy, you have more time to
do it than the operator.
6. Limit your conversation to
five minutes. There are only Thirty
sets of cords on the switchboard
and eleven hundred people wanting
to talk.
Holds Zone Rally At Brussels
The Brussels branch of the T,adiea
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion
was hostess to comrades from Blyth.
Clinton, Goderich, Harr{ston, Strat-
ford', DTitchell, Hawick, ttatowel.
Lucknow, Palmerston, Wingham, at
an annnel zone 13 roily here on
Thursday night in St, john's Ang- Rev. Alex Simpson °roused the
Iiean Church. Therewere over 250 pulpit of Knox Presbyterian Church
registered. The United Church orch• ou Sunday, May 29. The mala
extra Provided entertainment until quartette sang "0 Hold Me Fast"
the opening of the meeting, by Gabriel, and the anthem was "1
President G. Gemmell of the Will Sing The Wondrous Story" by
Thniesels hranch opened the rally Bnhorn, Mrs, Michel failing the
and thanked the orchestra. Rev, solo part.
J. H. Kerr of St. John's Anglican Miss Aliso' 3, Forrest attended
Church led in prayer. Miss Dorothy the funeral of her rnusin Mr, Jim
Doyle, Stratford, zone represents- Forest, in Woodstock, on Tuesday.
live was welcfined• by the. Press- A eery successful hep was lield et
dent and the meeting was turned the (Steen groenda on Mny 24. Worlt
over to her. Presidents of all •accomplished in0111158 patrl11115
1,ronrhes rime forward and were shed roof. planting garden and
presented with corsages. Mrs. Al- building a new fence. On Thursday
done McHenzie. Winghant, gave evening e number of members of
the report of last year's rally. The the congregation gave the floor of
secretary reports of each branch the church basement a. coat of paint.
ware gIvea, Week end visitors at the 'home of
The smeotel speaker, prnpincial Allen and Mrs. Cameron were Mr,
vice-president Mrs. Charlotte Mc- end Mrs, Otto Orstrom and two
rimer -
Gill, Merriton, expressed her pleas- dnngittere, Detr°tt; Morgan ure at seeing so many young w0- nn, Snria, end Mrs. Jim Ritchie,
men taking charge or the meetings. T.nntton.
erre. Dave Miller anti children,
Btalseele, spent the week end with
her brother, Murray end Mrs,
7-Tuether, in rho village.
The Young Wonmen's Auxilleme of
Knox Presbyterian Cihureh. Oran•
ironic held their May sleeting ei
the home of Mrs. alifr TCernathan
with Mina Balzer in charge, The
and three visitors, two of which ed Mrs, McGill and presented her meeting opened with a. prayer 1171103
were members of 17tbe1's first W.T. with a silver relish Melt on behalf ed by a hylTn, The Seeiptere lesson
Mrs, Jon, King and Mrs, Cham of all the branches. was rend in nntaon. The topic wee
Cleaver. The motto, Don't let the At a request from the group Miss {elan from the study book Pinter
birds do all the singing, was taken Hoyle sang two selections, "At the) China by Mantel McDonald, Meeting
by there, tv', McTaggart. Roll call was, T'Th8 of a Perfect Day," and "Now was then turned over to the presl-
change of eecei'pes, Topic, Femme is the Houtz" Mrs, Brothers played dent. Minutes of the last meeting
mothers of History, was taken 1)/ rive plow selections, were read by the secretary, The
Mrs. Leslie Lake, Contest by Mrs. Miss H•oy1•e thanked the branches
petty Stephenson and: demonstre for their 000peratton and their
lion on honing of, fish given by Mrs many kind remestihea,tnes of her,
Wilson, Mrs. Cameron. Cacti. The green accepted the invttatton
41 uduuadaY . June lot, 1.949
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Specials In Goy Used Cars
1 bay rake
1 auto tractor, 28 engine
1 set drag harrows
Some House Furniture
TERMS CASH
Postively no reserve as farm is sold.
Sam and Mary Ovington, Prop.
Ivan McArter, Clerk.
Lew. Rowland, Auctioneer.
C'R,AN ": cOk '
1947 Ford DeLuxe Sedan
1939 Ford Coach
1933 Chev. Coupe
1930 Ford Sedan
1929 Chev. Sedan
1929 Ford Coach
1929 Plymouth Sedan
TR OK S
1948 Ford 1 -ton Express
1945 Chev. 21/2 -ton Truck
long wheel base with racks
1945 Ford 2 ton Chassis and Cab.
T
ACTOR
2 Good Used Ford -Ferguson Tractors
2 New Ferguson Mowers
1 Used Massey -Harris 7 wt. Power Mower
1 Manure Loader, new tillers, row crop
cultivator; plows.
MESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. M. Blanchard and
Thos. of Winthrop, visited with
Dngald Strachan recently.
Mrs. Bernice Payne. has recently
returned from her annual vacation
with her family in Hanover, Toron-
to and Chesley, Her many friends I
welcome her back to her home in
Grey,
Mrs. A. P. Youman of Detroit
with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Lamont.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Youman and
family of Detroit With Mr. and Mrs,
P. S. McEwen on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Martin
visited friends in Biuevale recently'.
' A number of ladies from the
vicinity attended the first meeting
of the Liberal Club in Brnsels last
week. Mr. Robt. Hetherington
Liberal candidate for Huron North,
addressed the meeting,
Many from here will attend the
Liberal Rally in G0dericih on Thurs•
day night, June 2 at 8,30 P.M, Prime
Minister, Louis St. Laurent and
R. S. Hetherington, candidate, and
others, will address the meeting.
Come and hear them.
Roll Call was answered by the and other friends, Meas Jean Mills,
word Mother.1A hymn was then 'daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Earl
sting meting eased• with a. prayer. M111s le home frim Wlsstein 11111'Refreshments were served by the varsity for her vacation; W. C.
'A, Ap .TON
The regular meeting of the
W.M.S. and W.A. 01 Walton United
Chnrah was held in the basement on
Tuesday. May 17th with Mrs, 3:
Marshall, presiding. Meeting opened
with • singing of hymn 256, followed
by the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs
J. Cameron read the scripture. Tint
secretary and treasurer's reports
were given. The delegates to the
Huron Presbyterial gave their
reports. A Life Membership was pre-
sented to Mrs. TT. Sellers. The 15th
of Grey group under the leadership
of Mrs. Les. Oliver tools charge of
the meeting. The first two verses of
hymn 2512 was sung, I•Ter assistants
were Mrs. Rroafoot, Miss Knox and
Mrs. Jack. McDonald and told the
story or Newcomers to Canada.
Pians were made for the Garden
Party which IFII to be held on June
22nd, The last two verses of 2511 were
sung and Mrs. Broadiroat closed the
meeting with prayer.
Walton soccer team blanked
Ttltrei 3.0 in a spirited •eomtest at
Ethel Park Friday night, During the
first period a pace was made to Lilt
-from 'George Love and . the initial
stanza ended with the snore 1.0• Tn
the final period, Love counted twice
to end the scoring,
1}eraonals: Mr, and Mrs. Ras
Buence, Detroit, with Robt. 'voting
Inn.
reale and Mrs. Glen -13ray supplied of Gederich branch to Molal next hostess.
the lunch. All members present year's rally there. The meeting dos -
Seined again for this coming year.
I Tiennett spent a few days In Toronto.
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