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The Brussels Post, 1950-5-3, Page 5THE BRUSSELS FOOT. 1s-edn'sday, May 3rd, 1960 LTi ein, 1 * * * * * * * * PE()P .:, i ✓a. i<11/0 Ethel Sales and Service The Horne of Guaranteed Used Cars All our used models from 1946 and up carry 1 * ♦ e Cry v s - �+ Mrs. Robert Scott., who lues been in London, has returned to her home here, * * u Mrs. W. S. Scott spent the wrong rand with Mr, and Mrs. Oraenne Scott, p) i Welland. a new car guarantee. * * * Mrs. Norman Haig and son Lanny M E from Kitrltener were week•eud vie- f.-C• is• r: `F !toms with Mrs, Russell, * * * Mrs, Craham, ZtiiIch tcarher visit• o,l at the hums, of lir. and Mrs Len. Armstrong over the week -end. r, m• * rs tK-ivoc e.0d Garages at who has -pent D-, 5 lira L Arintsron.c,' IVlolesc���rtlr, T,4..ktl'�, F,tn w•l, `�'wi..��r�. the past few menthe In Florida has WilinlEffEREIP.1. '^^ a.. raw2,Z1,,1. --r N y r 7L ^r ,l m,tnrned h" licnie in town. C :... * * * _ ..-.-- 1 Mrs. Florence Russell and Mr. and Honored by Friends A pleasant time was spent at the the home of lir. and Mrs. Clem Steffler, when about 5O members of St, Ambrose Church, Brussels gath- ered to honour Mr, and Mrs, Pat Quinn and family, before leaving for their new home in Seaforth. The address being read by Louis Blake and a purse of money presented by Lawrence Ryan. After which lunch was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs, Pat Quinn and family: With the approach .of Spring many changes and removals are the order of the day and it is In this connection that we learn with regret that you have decided to fall in line and this necessitate your removal from our midst However what is our loss is Seaforth's gain. We will greatly miss the Quinn family and their pleasing personal- ities, their ardent desire to help, whenever possible with any forward movement that might arise. While Ireland may be by claim to Pat as one of Its worthy sons we like wise lay claim to Mrs. Quinn, Betty, .!uric, Shirley, Yvonne and Fergie. \s'r• havr, received with pleasure tin of the Quinas family' until "Begorra", Pat the pew is Bull now, We all hope that your stay in Sea' fortis may he crowned with every i blessing end that possibly some of our young men ma.y final their way there and reclaim some of our former girls. We're hoping so Betty. As a remembrance of our pleasant associations with you we ask you to accept tthis purse and as you use it that It may enkindle In your hearts a fond yearning to once again return to our midst. the scenes of -!:nr childhood. May God Bless You All. Signed: Your fellow parishioners of St. Ambrose Church Brussels. • SRI 1�gtm Tie for Ti Got au mrd wagon lying mows, you figure is theoegb Equip it neat Otaco Steel Wheels and a nes asset mu omobile clams. lidos evader—los&st eeasieSteel Wings brier,r, because Once war wawa duns se el loading t** 6 Coma la and sae reel SEE US NOW F. Riichards & Son Farm Equipment Phone 86-r-5 Ethel, Ont. Mrs. Eldon Wildon attended the funeral on Tuesday of the former sister Mrs, Gertrude MacLeod of Seaforth, * * * Roy Alcock would like to annoamee the birth of a his baby sister Donna ,lean. Born at Dr. Myer's Nursing Hone, 'A,pril 26th, 1950. The parents of the children are Eric and Jean Alcock. * * *. Mr, John (1. Schultz, B. A., Princip• al of the Brussels Continuation School for the past three years, has ieerpfed a position of Principal of tine Mnrrisbure, High School, Morris - burg, Ont. Mr Schultz will assuane his duties in September. LOCAL WINNERS AT HURON COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL S. S 7 Morris, won the County of T-Turon College Challenge Shield for Double Trio. Tommy Brydges, Bel - grave, won a Fountain Pen for Boys' Vocal Solo (11 yr. and under). Gen. Proctor, S.S. 7, Morris won a Boy's Wristwatch for Vocal Solo (14 yr. and under). Barbara Jean Smith, TT.S.S. 6 E, Wawanosh and Audrey hlackwell, Walton, tied first Place on Vocal Solo (11 yr. and under). Phyl- lis Ann Fear, 17,S,S, 3 E. Wawanosh, second place, Carl Cunnings and Phyllis Pear, IT.S.S, 3 E. Wawanosln, third plane. Vocal Duet (14 yr, and under). Bobby Jefferson, U.S.S. 7 D. Wawanosh, second place, Vocal Solo (9yr. and under), Tjeerd De Ilaan, Tiolgrave, mark 80. Joan Johnston, Walton, second place, Vocal Solo. (8 yr. and under), Barbara Coultas, 5,5. 8 E. Wawanosh and Claire Cha.m- ney, U.S.S, 7 E. Wawanosh, mark 78. Donald Jardin, Belgrave. Vocal Solo (11 yr. and under), mark 79, Tan Griffiths, S.S. 12 Morris. Vocal Solo (14 yr. and under). mark 80, Carl Cummings, U.S.S, 3 E. Wawanosh, same class, mark 78. June Hackwell, Walton, (14yr, and under) Vocal Solo mark 79, Marlene BTeT(enzie, Bel - grave, and Tom Griffiths. S,S, 12 Morris, mark 78. Vocal Duet Class— neris Johnston and Juane T-Tacicweli, Walton, mark 40, and Lois Walker and Helen Haines, 5.8, 7 Motais, mark 79. U.S.S. 3 E. Wawanosh, Double Trio, mark 79, Music Super- visor, Miss Elaine Walsh, Belgrave, 1 The Voice Of Temperance — Inspector Vernon Page Is boss of the Toronto Police Traffic Division, In regard to drunk drivers Inspector Page says. "Drunk drivers aro a greater menace every year." The statistic bear rtmt the Inspector's judg- ment. In 1945 in Toronto 453 drink• ing drivers were dnvolel in accidents. In 1049 the number bed increased to 826, Tn Sweedon they have coped suc- cessfully with this menace by giving the police power to make blood alcohol tests on all drivers. If the alcohol percentage is above the equivalent of one medium drink of whisky the driver le sent to jail. The T-Turon Temperance Federation asks for this drastic treatment. FTI4FT Mrs, Chester Earl opened her home for a meeting of the Wornen's Institute attended by 29 psrsorts, Mrs. Ross Lawless read an address of welcome cempmosed by Mrs, Inert Mrs. Tlari eondnicted several contests, the winning side receiving a box of candy es the prize Mrs, is, itich- ,l • (Mllyd the roil, end each woman answered by naming, her "Sunshine Sister." Mrs, L, Lake conducted commtu,nity singing. Mrs, 'Marl serve:) it lunch, after which Mrs. Lmmsbury moved a vote of i thanks to th,e hostess. Time many friends of Lloyd heifer Iate pleased to see him home from the tmospttal atter hie recent Inness. In order to adjust to recent declines in farm incomes in Canada, it is apparent that any "Or produc4iiin costs can be cut will be seiz-ed by the progressive farmer. ` NIEW costs leas to ripe'ate, last., 1<',togr:r and retains a bigger trade-in value than any other tractor. SYMi;:cy;: to the New Ford Tractor and cut your op%rating costs with its ver - F ° l ecenernical, time -saving and ' e; ,g'-ssl 7Fng features. See L: w new oriproved Ford Tr-r..tci-- tc-dE y, learn its money -saying featur'bs and see lhc`w little it takes to own n (to t .... ji PHONE 66 FORD - MONARCH Melville Ladies' Aid Charles Davis thanked the hostess for the use of her home, Plans for fall bazaar were the main business of the regular meeting of Melville Ladies' Aid Society, when they niet at the home of Mrs, John Gibson on Monday evening, The sewing committee distributed twenty ii-ticles, cut and readw to be finish- ed by volunteer helpers. A com- mittee to have charge of a fish pond and a knitting rommittee were formed, Two ladies were appointed to supply flowers for Sunday Ghurch services during the month of May. The .Sunshine convenor, Mrs, Robert Bennett read several notes from shut-in members of the congregation, in thanks for boxes received. The roll call was answered by a House. hold Hint." Following the business Mrs. Daviel McLeod entertained the group with a reading, and several donated apronswereremodelled, At the close of a 000151 halt -hour, Mrs. CRANBROOK Rev. J. Y. Fraser, Chaplain of Sun- uybrook Hospital, Toronto, brought a helpful and inspiring message to the Knox Chiurch congregation Sun- day last, April 30th. His sermon subject was "And he called the name of that place Bethel." Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Cameron and Carol, Sarnia, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Allen Cameron, Mrs. Calvin Cameron is spending two weeks in New York with Mr. and ,Mrs, Wm, Cameron. Mrs, Walter Brown, Whitehurch is staying with Mrs. Wm. Cameron, Sr, Mrs, Wm, 3, Smalldon is a patient in Clinton Hospital, Eastbound and westbound every day, Canadian National's famous "Continental Limited" speeds across Canada — linking the Eastern Provinces with the spreading Prairies, the towering Rockies and the Pacific Coast, You'll be treated to a panoramic view of the constantly changing, ever colorful Canadian scenery ... viewed through the picture windows of the inviting bedroom -buffet -lounge cars, modern sleeping cars, dining cars and coaches. Every mile of your journey is a happy adventure when you travel the "Jasper Way" across Canada — by Canadian National. r CANADIAN •.44-1r Between MONTREAL OTTAWA TORONTO WINNIPEG SASKATOON EDMONTON JASPER VANCOUVER You enjoy courtesy and dependable service ... you travel in comfort, in accommodations to suit your travel budget --drawing room, compartment, bedroom, berth or coach, . , you arrive refreshed when you travel by train. THE NATIONAL ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES LISTOWEL BUS1 FSS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN and SURGEOIh William StPhone 4. Bt tmels, Oat DR. R. W. STEPHEl- S Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Te spboane 45 -- Brussels, Ont. Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calls Phone 65 No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home, B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer. SELWYN BAKER Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance ,McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonable For further particulars — Phone Brussels 43 -r -1O, ALBERT CARDIFF Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. bWK Qur rates are lower. Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont. Chag. T. 'avidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fore Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life insurance Co. Mone Office 96 — Brussels, Ont. D. A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer IPHON1E 36 or 35 '— — BRUSSEL , OI1IT. Dennis Duquette Phone 51-r-18 R.R. 4 Broads Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big — None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant for the iii', O. R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WINGHAIVI and BRUSSELS AT !BRUSSELS Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day. Phone 21ht ---- Successor to E. D. Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) ;SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES R.EASONAIIAUi For Engagements Phone 31 'The Brussels rest” ,, .,r they WiilI be looked after 9rumac5atety For information etc., write or phone Lew. ltcw0and Or wrelte to R. R. 3 Walton. EagRitalffiRROVIZIECIVIMMIREEMEMARASECOCIMMI - REPAIRED and RECOVERED -- Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs Also Rebuild Mattresses P ckk.tup and Delivered StratIor i holstering Co. 43 Brunshwick Street F2 quire at ' - - Stratford, Ont. D. A. RA.NN Furniture and Funeral Service Phone 36 or 85 Brussels, Oat.