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The Brussels Post, 1951-2-7, Page 564, end• rom '3as• Lber Wo• ited res. Tl,h Loge Lgre- shc Inti?;' 50115, melt. one n en ni eht rain; actel nlf'i iefin, le In r 0,810 THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, k ebruary 7611, 1(+:•i. IMP "TRETHEWEY HERE ... with the news from CFPL NEWS" Every week day at 8.00 a.m, and 1.00 p.m. CFPL's News Editor, John Trethewey, gives an up -to -the -second report of the news . , history in the making . . on 980 — CFPL. FARM FOR SALE — 50 acres, good land in Morris Twp, good buildings, best of water, hydro, Immediate possession, Write or Phone 85-r-20 Dublin E'ar'l Healy, R. R. 1 Dublin. CRANBROOK The annual meeting of the plot owners of Cranbrook Cemetery was held on Jan, 31st„ at 2.30 p. m. In the basement of Cranbrook Church, Those present were Alfred Knight, Blair MoTntosh, Malcolm McLean, Duncan McTaggart. and John J. Rchnoek. Moved by Malcolm McLean, second- ed by Duncan McTaggart, that we eopoint Alfred Knight, ns chairman for this meeting. -- Carried, Moved by Malcolm McLean, second- ed by Blair McIntosh, that we ap- point John Z. Schnock as secretary for this meeting, — Carried, Moved by John J. Schnock, sec. onded by Blair McIntosh, that we adopt the minutes of the last annlual meeting. — Carried. Moved by Malcolm McLean, second. ed by Duncan M'eTaggart, that we adopt the financial report. and the perpetual care report — Carried. Moved by John 3. Schnock, see- , muted by Tilair McIntosh, that we Iappoint Alfred Knight as a delegate to ask the Council of Gorey for a grant of money for the year 1951, — Carried. The See,-Treas. gave a report on the work on for the year 1950,. stating the grass was cut 5 times. Moved byMaleolan .MeLeau, sec- onded by Alfred Knight„ that we appoint Blair Molntoeb, as President ,for 1951, — Carried, Moved by John J. Schnook, see• onded by Duncan McTaggart, that we appoint joins'Meta, R. L. Taylor, Adrian Mcfraggart, Malcolm McLean, James McTaggart, Alfred Knight, Gordon Knight, Kenneth McFarlane, Dunaan McTaggart, John Dart, Alex Steles, Stuart Evans and Gal- vin Cameron as directors for 1951, — Carried. Moved by Blair McIntosh, second- ed by Duncan McTggart, that we appoint John J. Schnock as secretary treasurer for 1051, — Carried. Moved by Malcolm McLean, sec. onded by Blair McIntosh, that we alppoint Alfred Knight and Russel Knight as auditors for 1951.—Carried, Moved by Malcolm McLean, sec ' onded by Duncan McTaggart, that we appoint Martin McDonald and Graeme McDonald, as caretakers at the same prices as last year and ' Clifford Alcock as grave (Digger at I the same price as last year for 1051.1 — Carried. I Moved by Jahn J. Schnook, second- I ed by Duncan McTaggart, that we send a note of sympathy to Mrs. • Neil McNair. — Carried. Moved by John S, Schnock sec- onded by Blair McIntosh, that ws move a vote of thanks 'to the Session of Knox Presbyterian Church Inc the use -of the basement tor this meeting.... Carried, Moved by Malcolm McLean, sec• onded by Duncan McTaggart, that we adjourn this meeting. — Carriea, The service in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning, Feb, 4, was conductel by Mr. W, Frank Gillespie, a Knox Bible School stu• dent, Toronto who also contributed a pleasing violin solo, "When 1 survey the wondrous Oros,' All ladies of the communityy are invited to attend the World Day of Prayer setwice whichwill he held in Knox :Church on Friday of this week at 3 p. m. The Young Women's Auxiliary 11018 a pot-Inek supper in the church basement on Friday evening with a fair attendance despite the ex- tremely cold weather which pre- vailed. A social time consisting •of games, an old-fashioned spelling match and several. amiusing con- tests was conducted by the com- mittee in•charge, A young son was horn to Mr. and nil's. Moss Engel on Friday, Feb. 2 at Dr. Alt'ar's nursing home, Brus- sels.. Mrs. hylle Gordon was able to Leave the hospital and be moved to the home of her slater, Mrs. Jas ale - Callum, St. Thomas, on Saturday, where she will remain until stronger. xMr Archie Smith, 14th, con., 1111 - dement a major operation in Tor- onto General Idospital on Tuesday of last week, Mr, Sylvester Osborne who died very suddenly of a heart attack In Mitchell on Friday was a former resident of Cranbrook, and a brother- in-law of Mr's. Jas. Noble and Mrs. Allen Cameron. Thee Osborne's lived onthe farm now owned by Mr. and Mrs. C. Steffler, west of the village. 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Marfa°, 1 et, motor rythm, Murray Johnson. 2nd — 2 hags dog chow, donated by Howson & Howson. 9—Person coming farthest distance, Silver Tray, Hamilton Opticai Co 10—Muslcal keg race (open to players on Beigrave Midget Hockey team — 1 Sweater — King's Dept. Store. 2 Heckel Stick — Stainton Hardware. 3 Hockey Socks — Carmichael's Dry Goods. 4 Hockey Stick — Rae Hardware. 11—Musical Chairs (teenage girls) — 1st pillow cases — H. Walsh. 2nd Tablecloth — Walker Stores. 3rd DuBarry Kit — Kerr's Drug. 12—Best Nursery Rhyme Costume — 1st Billfold — Isard's. 2, 3 , 4 and 5 — $1.00 each donated by Stewart, Home Appliances and Huron Motors. (Open to Public School Children Only) 13—Most graceful couple skating—let Each a Billfold—Hanna & Co. 14 -Best National Costume — lst $2.50 groceries — Mundy's. 2nd = 25 lbs. oastry flour — Howson & Howson. 15—Best Figure 8 forward & backward lst flashlight. — R. Anderson 16—Novelty events for farmers -1st Rubber boots—Relgrave Co. Op. 2nd — $3.00 merchandise — Purdon Motors. Skating Club will be on the Inc at 8.15 P. M. Sharp. followed by Judging of different events. No one allowed on unless In costume until after judging. Proceeds to go towards purchase of a sound system. Sponsored by Club 20. Admission — Adults 40c — Children 25c • WALTON The regular meeting tit the 16th group of Duff's United Church,'Wal- ton was held on Thursday afternoon, Feb, 1st, at the home of Mrs. Wil- bur Turnbull. Sewing and knitting for overseas relief was assigned to the members. Mrs. Rae Houston and work of Robert Raikes, who was the founder of the Sunday School movement. Ivan Young, of Port Huron, Mich., visited his father, Robert Young. Willliam Elliott, concession 14th McKillop. who sold his farm, stock and i mplements to 3. Bossnan, a Chatham. is taking up residence in gave an interesting topic on the life , Seaforth. Attention Farmers P i Special Afternoon Lectures on Farm Machinery Will take place on February 12 and 13, 1951 in the Agricultural Office Board Room, Clinton. Feb. 14, 15, 16, 1951 After Lectures in the Community Centre, Cranbrook Programme as follows 1st dad' — Pastures and Cereal Crops 2nd day — Poultry and Poultry Marketing 3rd day — Animal Diseases and Farm Machinery All the above lectures willcommence at 1.30 p. m. sharp Sponsored by the Huron County Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture. Fred O. Wilson — Assistant R. G. Bennett Agricultural Representative Agricultural Representative for Huron County. for Huron County. i Essenti I Pe w Than Eve yams of r.cof onsequently crops depleted fmay necessary mleral'. etc, mangeeing do not contain adequate nutritive velum. This is ono reason for the need of supplementary feeds to make a pro• perry balanced radon for dairy cows. You can't get milk without feed. The more a tow will eat the more milk yon will get, Bat the feed mune bo properly balanced and contain the neceasery amounts of vitamins end minerals as well as proteins end car. bohydretes. To make more money, keep only troll brad cows and feed them to the limit with Blotch!ord's Dairy Meal which is very palatable, teaming abundant quantities of all the co sial vitaminscecern.minerals and 1. theme! economical feed yon saes buy, t34 NB mal 1oeeo$ sis Por Sale by, Ethel Produce Phone 224.10 w,.