The Brussels Post, 1939-1-18, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST WEDNESDAY, JAN, 13t11, 1930
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
ETHEL Wecleesclay, Jan. 11, Tor re-ovganiza- eten; ,ciess 3, W. ,I, Peacock,
The fresh snow or early Bentley tion. , - .George Johnston; Class 4, Mrs, ,R.
morning tuede, almost, sleighing, A senelY of coal of varied 'trines meileenuon, Miss Emma Johnetote
but not (Mite. I h'as been Placed le the bins et Halal Clees 5. Edward - JOhnisten, Roes
Motor trete.° is train in full 0.N.R, station'for J, H. Fear, where Smith; Class 6, M. Edward Jolla -
swing. It wale be evailable to customers ,at. ton; Bible .Class, Mrs. George
Mrs. Violet Dilworth is on the their convenience. ' • : Thornton.
ter of due. an unlucky date for Ethel Womeies The regular meeting of the Y.P.U.
.Y. P. U. Metes
sick list, an has been ear a wen. Friday the 13th was anything but
E. L. Jardine, who hits not beeu Institute at their family night, en- ot the United Church, was held in
well enough for many weeks to tertainanent held in Grey Twp Hall the S. S. room on Friday evening,
leave the coulines of his. home has Y Tile president, Miss Daisy Holmes,
on the date mentioned, A ver
spleudid program was presented: to prestded.
able to drive out in his comfortable the largest representative assembly Scripture massages were read by
so far recovered, that he is a 'ain
and up-to-date automobile. pethere ever present for a similar George Hetherington and Kenneth
affair. A. bounteous lunch ivas Gray and the Lord's Prayer re -
short time atter• an operation provided, Dancing to the M0810. peated in unison.
Robert Brown is home only
beneficial results .have followed, un- Pleasures of the evening, on the "Lite History and Work of Mrs. J. M. Coultes with Mr.' , and
lvezNaies orchestra was one of the, Miss Irene Taylor read a paper formed in Listowel Heeplial. While
Awed a d eers James Mrs. Geo. Pocock, Lambeth.
fortunately further similar treat. –
en
wil lhave to ,be proceeded
BLUEV ALE ." v
with. . Life of De. Wil re
with moving pieeures at the- Trinity
AngOlean Church en Sillnday atter- 1,
noon, jan, 22,
TIM 13elgrivve Farrner'e Club Met
these, Bruce Scott, Clarence
and George Mollie, gave repots oni
the yolk eovered, lefre. Pus.; Micliq
sang e solo. The February meeting
will be held at the hones of Mr: and
leirs. Michie on the second Tuesday
of the month.
The Women's Association, of
Knox United Oharch, met in the
basement of the church, Mrs, J.
S. Procter, vice-Pi•esident, conduct-
ed the meeting, •Scripture was read
b 3/Mrs. J, 13. Towneird. Pians ter
work during the year were dis-
cussed. Mrs. Townend gave a NeW
Johnston spoke on the topic, "The
GREY ,
suffering from en acute attaelt pi
,,
They feel that: lie addle greatly to
at. the. home of efr, anti Mrs, Cecil tlier home of the former's eister Nara. the Hall and" 7111 be a beaefft to tile
Viriteeler. Jas. Michle, the newly- and Mr, Jecob Fischer.
24)'S. G. Tietpham and son Gordon,
, Clerk.
elecited president, was la charge. Minutes of Council Meeting, Jen. 0,
'rlie Olub bad tsent three delegates Council met as per Statute, Mein
to the short ceurse held tit Gueape hers all present and siened the dee-
during tile Christmas holidays and leration of offlee, Mintites of hint
41 a proved Etelal community end tb the TeWn-
ship. as a whole,.
Honey lioegy, snow roadfi ..„ 1.60
gnhasn; paint :^1 50
Yours truly,
J. g, Fear,
:1ill'are;a:Me.cell IDTIV)1641-'44811.1 g '1-50
leobt. Memel pollee dutY
2.00
Ethel
Wilbur Turnbull, bal; sale* 25.00
Wm. T. Spence, Trees, Bond 20.00
J. H. Fear, Jan. Salary 41.65
Whiner & Co., supplies 4e.46
Dan Denman, Bailiff
WM Ziegler, relief accite, .... 9.43
Geo. Dunbar, relief amts. .... 13.69
Cuthbert Hutchinson.,
2,00
Value sheep
J II, Fear, Clerk
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Neweeidge, were Sunday vasitors at: eitnenranne and usefUlness of
meeting were read an p .
On metican of Leslie IVICKay, sec. be
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T. Ceeellson.
Tole -Vol. by T. Weleellae.
Thos. Dougherty, that the Mx cal-
teeter's 'tate betlfaideaded till next
meeting, Ganged.
'Moved by T. C. Walson, see,- by
Alex. Alexander, that Committal's
Dougherty and McKay interview
the Council of illma Township in
regard to having the Boundry Road
between Grey and Dime improved
and opened fon traffic, Carried, '
Moved by Leslie IVedlcay, sec. 14
Thos. .Dougberty, that by-law no, 1
for 1939 authorizing the Reeve and
Treasurer to borrow from time to
time by way of promisee*. note
from the Bank of Cemmerce at
• A.V. Robb continued his• talks on Bruesels, a suna or mans not
During the the past week lefts, 0see The annual meeting of the San- the Books of the Bible. The book Word has been received of the * castling in' total 820,000.00, to Meet
Bateman suffered severe sicyness, day school of the United Church et St. John was stated. Mr. and Passing of Mrs. Henry Oliver at' until the taxes are collealted, the
but is now on a fair way to reeov- Strathroy, on Jan, llth, in her 91st Current Egpeadieuree of the year
erY. We are glad to knew. id f ' Li of three and the, Reeve and Treasurer of the
Incidents occurred last week -end
which affected the Love 9amilles.
Olive Speiran, a granddaughter ot
W. H. and, Mrs. Love, was in Strat-
ford Hospital Friday, toe an opera -
was held on Friday with the nnuis- Mrs. Robb sang a duet.
ter, Rev, A. V. Robb, el:residing. Miss Elizabeth Robertson has re- year'
The secretary's report, reed bY turned home from Toronto where sons and two daughters, twenty- said Township of Grey are hereby
George Hetheeington. gave 55 ElS. the she hes spent the last few months; three grandchildren and fourteen authorized to sign the void elv-law.
average attendance. -Average . col- Miss Janet Robertson, Brussels,
lection, 12,14. Sunday school -was aul Donald 'Robertson, ,Millbank,
held on 51 Sundays of 1938. 'The spent Sunday with their mother,
tion for the removal of tensile. Her ire0Slrer, Miss Margaret Carts re- Mrs. William Robertson; Mrs. Neil
mother, Mrs. Alex Spelean aecom- ported a total income of $170., -of - –
.n. McEaehern, Louise and Gilbert
partied her. -While in Listowel which $40.00 -was sent to missions.• have returned, home to Mount Far -
Mrs. Speiran had the migoetune to A. balanee et $22.00 remaine. There, est.
fnll on the shims* walk sustaining was emne diecussion one1eit-arrang-
great grandchildren, she is sunived
by her husiband Who is in has 94th
year. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver were
highly respected pioneers of Middle-
sex county. We eXtend sympathy
to Mrs. M. Denis of the 4th Con„
who Is the eldest grandchild of the
late Mrs. Oliver.
in go Masses, It yes decided to -' • An unfortunate accident occurred Moved by T1108. D011glaOrty. sec.
combine the two Bible class* ands BELGRAVE at 2, S. no. 4, Grey last week, when by Aleg. Alexander, that . all :m-
elee to make one new ellge Dorotby, nine-year-old daughter of counts presented and approved be
Carried.
Moved by 'P. 0. Wilson, see. by
Leelle MoKa> that the clerk write
the Ethel Women's Institute and
convey to them the appreciation of
this. Board for .the improvements
they have made at the Township
hall. Careied.
very critical injuries. .Saturday
morning II. W. and Mrs. Love re-
ceived word that - Mrs. .Lovet,
mother was suffering a severe at-
tack of sieknese, which. was thought
would prove fatal. H, W. and Mrs.
Love are at present at the parental
home of IVIes. Love through the
stress and strain of these coedr,
tione.
Rev. Mr. Snell is still suffering
fro rathe effects of a persistent
cold.
.IVItieb interest is being taken -in
Ethel United Church Young Peo-
motion of penile ,OffiCera1,eectel The annual meeting of the Ladies' Melville and Mrs. Dennis frultured, Mild, Carried.
II Th Moved. by Mex. Alexander, sec.
were: Superintendemt, Meg. ' 4. L. .Guild of Trinit-y Anglican la
Aitlain; assistant superinti dent, was held on Thursday afternoon girl was taken to Listowel hosnital by T. 0, 'Wilson, that lifi do now
W. J. Johnston; secretary, (Sege Jan. 12. The President, Mrs, W. for an X -Ray and atter the sitting aeloure until Feb. eth Or. at the
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Hetherington; assistant s ebtare,. Brydges, was in charge of the eret of a cast by Dr. narnieson pf .call of tbe reeve. • 'Carried.
Stewart. MelLennon; trecteur i,I IVIlas part of the meeting. Mr. Weekes ,Brussels, 'the patient was able to ; ----4
Margaret Curtis; terneenand ;save- 'presided for the elect:Ma of officals return home. I Following is a eopy of the latter
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ta37, Mrs. Stanley Galliahe4 1 MIs- which resulted as follow,s: Hon. We are sorry to report that Miss to Institute.
sionary secretary, Mrs. A. al itoblet Presidents, Mrs, W. Johnston, Mrs.
superibtendent at Cradle Itc4,) Mrs. J .Nethery; Pres., Mrs. ViTeekesr
Gallaher; pianists, Misses,..1 Heittf, Vice President, Mrs. F. Shoebot-
Thorason• Irene Taylor,'r Daisy tom; Sec., Mrs.. 11. Procter; Treas.,
Isabel Cardiff, daughter of /Ober; Mrs Geo, Kean er .
and Mrs. Carlage 4th con., la ill Sec. -Ethel Womenn Institute ,
with pneumonia. Ethel, Ont,
Mrs. W. Turnbull, ietn, con., who Dear Mrs, Kreuter.
la's meetings, which convene Mon- Flolmes, Isabel MacKinnon, 'barony Miss N. Valleame; enditors, fete. C, underwent a recent operation in I have been instructed by the.
day of each week at 8.15 p.m. Aitkin; teachers and etseietanta, 'Wade, Mrs. W. Bridges. The new ..Scott Memorial Hospital, Senfortb, Council of the Township of GreY,
Ethel United Church Sundae Prima*, Mrs. W. S. Seheate'n, 'Mrs- President, Mrs, Weekes, peesided aiserecoverlag nicely, we are pleased to convey to the Ethel Women's
School, adult bible class met et the spelling Johnston; Ietrity, .111te.or a short business seseion. There oto report. , . Institute, their appreciation of the
home of Guest and Mrs. Dobson, George Thornton, Mrs. 34111.O.S. '301111.1. will be a special missionary service, a, Hartley' Fischer, Crenbrook, is improvement made at, the Township
LIS
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MOTOR
ONTARIO
appointment of
Claire
V"8 (eAe'e
Representative
Cmlimencing Januiry 16tli
We itave a complete line of
and USED
C RFol TRUCKS, TRACTORS
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GENERAL
New Cars
Serviced at
anderson's
ara
Phone 73x
eCITIES SERVICE
GAS -STATION
Brussels
if you are going to change your car for either new or used
Get in tclue41 with Mr. Long and he will try to get what you
want. At present we' have 50 used cars in stock being reconditioned
and ready for Spring Sales.
Tha topow.Ing aetounto Tr° NW.
Cheese Factory
Patrons Elect
,Atwood, Jan. 17—The annual
meeting of the patrons of tte•Elma
Cheese and Butter Co., Mao was
held in the Forester's hall, Satur-
day afternoon, with's large ntunlier
Pre,sent, The total receipts for the
year were $63,775,50; total pounds
of milk received, 5,095,806; total
pounds of milk into cheese, 4,629.-
884; tons of cheese, 197; cheere,
graded 99%; average pounds ot
milk to 1 Ile cheese, 11.74; average
Mice per pound of cheese,* 14.18;
average price Iter pound of butter,
32.93, Patrons received by cheque,
$53,547:56. • The directors for 1939
are — Elgin Smith, Robert Gal-
braith. .Arthur Milton, Elgin
Coghlin, Nelson Porterfield, Donald
Howes, me/ker; John C. Ballentene,
saleoan. L. 11, Vallance, secrete*
Mei-treasure.
The- annuel meeting of the Done-
gal .Cheese Factory was held at the
factory on Saturday afternoon, The
receipts for the yeer were $30,807,-
41; total pawl& of intik, 2,397,085;
total pounds of cheese, 205251; tons
of cheese, 102 tons 1251 pounds;
1)0Ords 01 Milk to one pound cheese,
11.68s pounds at whey butter, 6384;
oveeage price of cheese, 13.54; nv-
eroge price one sound whey butter
22.7. Petrone by eheque, $23.038.-
16. Elwyn Schneider is the maker,
Kellen Parker, salesman; Emer-
son Vipond, secretary -treasurer.
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In Memoriam
Vodden—In loving memory or
dear Mother, His. Thos. Vodilen,
who paned away San. 20, 1938.
Loathe and kind, in all her ways,
. Upright and Just, to the end of her
days.
Sincere and. true, in her heart and
mind;
Beautiful memories, she lett behind.
Ever remembered by sons and
daughters.
Notice To Creditors
ieln the ^estate of- Harry 'Regan, late
of the Township od Morris In the
County of Huron, farmer, who
died on or about the twenty-
fourth day of November, A.D.,
1938.
TARE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
-the estate of the above mentioned
.i, deceased must mail particulars. and
Precic.Of same to the undersigned so-
Reg:4;4n or before twenty-fourth
oltJanuary, A. D. 1939, neon
'which ,,date the undersigned exe-
cutor proceed to distribute the
assets with regard only to those
claims wi14 be Shall then have
received
DATED et: Brussels this third day
of January, A. D. 1939.
Lester Regan' Executor
by his ELMER D. MILL,
- • Bressels, Ontario
Notice To Creditors
In the estate of Peter Arthur Mc.
Arthur, late of the Township of
Grey In the County Of Huron, farm-
er, who died on or about the fourth
day of December, A.D., 1938,
TAKE NOTICE) that all parties
Ing claims or (lemmas againsttIle
estate of the above mentioned de,
ceased must mail partieulars 4(11,1proof of same to the .undersignod
executriX or her solicitor on or be•
tore the twenty-fourth- (ley of Janie
ery, A.D., 1989,' (woe which title
the said executrix will proceed le
distribute the assets or the said
'estrtie with regard 0(11)' to those
clears Which she shall then have
recetved,
DATED at Brussels this third day
or January A.T1. 1939,
Margaret, McArthur,
Executrix
by her Wiener ELMER D. nou,
Bressels, Ontario