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The Brussels Post, 1940-5-22, Page 5THE BRUSSELS Pox _________ NEWS OF THE DISTRICI Written for the Post 13y Our Own Correspondents ""_....-'— Herold Cunu!##,&'ham sold i tette Weeks'Tacation with lien par of the 'month, Everybody d ETHELld 13 gee l tots, Mr, and, Mrs'. if, 'Waller, JvXr. o Bt us a1 Mrs. A. Gold, Toronto, visited Steers 'to Thos. McDonald t Farm seeding and gardening have over the week end With the letter's s'eiss averaging 1180 for $7,50, fed again been retarded for several moth:ere 'Mrs. E. Paulin; Mrs. Gold, , for John Pearson, Niaa Evelyn days a s througiiowt this MariaMaria.by ex- Sr„ Tbron'te, visited at the home a s7leT'C the week endagt f, o, home t , ces!sive soil moisture, uncolawl Wire, T. Gurke. Mrs. Burke mpaneed them beak to 'rcleento; 'net' want Ms/AugustMcFarlane. Oa Sunday, May 19 the death oe-.I Mr. and Mre.1 T. G, Hemphill;, Mr. Mr. and Mrs'. Norval Signore and envied unexpectedly of Mrs, Ed, I and Mrs', J.'J. Allen and Jimmie al. .W. G. ,Stride .spenr S#tnday at Jacicl'.n at her Nauss on Con, 2, Gray event the week end at Dyer's • Bay; the home of Mr, awl Mrs, i'en, Mn - 31 11, near Jenteetown, Ethel Little' Eileen I{aako. who wan' taken Fa#lclue, friends. and i+bereves ¢tread sm.to 1'Vinghaan Hospital a week ago ' 4r. and Mrs. Matt England et Irathy wast able to return to her home on Mensal], &Pant Sunday at the home' to the bereaved. health than Saturday; Miss' Vera Durst return•. of Mg', and Mrs, Will Perrie. M. In apparently better . he BORN—To Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm, he had. been for many months ed to Ingersoll on Sunday after township ou pre of Grey to'wnt p Wending the past month with her day, May 17Th, the gift a .a IXtrente here, 1daughter, Don't forget the May at the BrusIGels Town Hall, Monday, May 27th. "Back to the Home Town" sponsored by Brussels' Women's Instituile, , Robert L. Ii3cDonald, deed suddenly Tuesday, May 14, at the home im Ethel 'to which he and his wife Jmd, Waved just two weeks prior W There was a large attendance at Ms demise, On arrival of relatives. the open meeting of the Womenrs from the West, the funeral was Institute Thursday evening when held Friday, Mey 17, at 1,30 pm. to they presented, to the 'public four Cranbrook cemetery. His minister sets of elides. The program opened Rev. Mr. Taylor of Ethel and Oran- with' two musical number's frons the brook Presbyterian church conduct• junior roan of the public school, ed services et the house and place accompanied by their teacher Miss of interment, W. H. Love of Ethel Stook, The first set of slides" shown was funeral director, were "Hames, iti Canada 'from coast Glenn 'Snell of Jamestown visited to coast," with, Mr>s. Adems reading, .Over Sunday with his cousin Bobby the lecture explaining them. This Bateman. was 'relieved by Ono musical num- Jas. A, and Mays. Bryan& and hers from the senior room aeetrm- MORRIS able to be tap after being .etolc for It temple lit u :ale,, Mr, and Mrs. Jae. MOOS anti sans 'Missed Viola and Pearl 14atherd spent a while on Saunday afternoon with their uncle and acute and .,rain Mr. 13. Matters aid Misses Matteis' and Chari„ ht •1110. Dona forget the iplaY at the Brue001.0 Tann Hall, Monday, May 27t1, "Beek to the Home Town" eponsol'ed by Brussels Women's Institute Rev. F. G. Fowler conducted DOM - mullion service he Kees Presbyter-, tali chinch en: 'Suat'day Meriting. tieing the teat "Man Shall Not Live Gy Bread Alaaie," lie pointed out that money carnet buy the Moat essential things in life. Next Sun- day the ordinance of baptism will, be observed. The 'evening service in the United church was conductedby the Y.P.11 On interesting feature of the meet - Mg was the report of the W.M,S. annual Preeiibyterial meeting held recently at Seaforth by Mis's Mar- garet Curtin, the delegate from. the Steady and True 'Mission Circle. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hutchison of Toronto, are at their home here Mr, and Mae. Jahn Hall visited their daughter, Mrs. James Masters at Parkhill; ,'Miss Janet Robertson, Brussels, with her mother, Mrs. William Robertson; Mr. and Mrs, R, F. Garniss, Mac. Scott and Miss Olive Scott attended the funeral of their cousdn Robent A. Hogg at Sea - forth on Saturday; Mise. Florence Fowler attended the funeral of a relative, ,Mrs. Jowett, at Port HUT - On, on Monday; Mrs. Raymond Ra- ma was ri-Hott'was in St. Catharines on Thune - day attending the funeral of a. friend. . The play entitled where's Grand - me which was' .Postponed some time ago Will be presented by the 13rowntown Young People in Eli' daughter Melia, of Brussels were Panifud by their music teacher, Miss enezer church on Friday evening, Sunday adternoou callers at the Evelyn Stephens of 'Gerrie. The May 11st at 8 P+m, home of Mr. Bryaos' sister Mrs, J. i next set of slides shown were , Ebenezer United Church will hold Ames "Planting Urban Horne Grounds;" their Annual Garden' Party on Fri - Sunday of a week ago Mr. and with 'Mrs. Wearring reading the day, Julie 2lst, Keep the date in Mrs. E. W. Bryan& of Morris Twp.. lecture. Community singing follow- mind. near Walton were guests of Jos. ed. The third net shown were en- Abs. Chas. Pollard has been un - and Mrs. Ams, j titled "The Perennial Border," " Mrs. der the doctor's care , for some On Friday, May 17, at 3.30 p.m, MoNaugbton reading the lecture. L time, Her many friends hope she Rey. Mr. Snell, pastor of Ethel letter from the Red Cross was, read will soon be able to be u@. again, Coiled church conducted the funeral by Mrs. Wearring, Mrs. H, Waller Jim and Alan Mair spent Sunday services of Mr. Thomas Stevenson and Mrst Wearring were ap'point'ed at their home near Ohesley. at the home of his son W. C. Sten- delegates to attend the special Mr. and Mos. F. S, iVlacLauchlan enema, where death occurred Wed- meeting of the Hutson County Red of Owen; Sound and Mise Murdean nesday, May 15, an Con. 10, Grey Cross which is being held in Gode- Ma.pLod of Lucknoav, visited at the Twp., and at Elms. Centre Cemetery rich on Wedesday, May 22d. The home of W. R. Moses, 2nd line, where burial was made. W. H. Love fourth and last set of sickles were last we'eik. had charge of the funeral arrange- '?Planning and Planting Farm Home ' Don't forget the splay,' at the ments, Grounds," Mrs; (Dr.) Campbell Bruslsels Town Hall, Monday, May misses Davison, public school reading the lecture. At the on- 27311. "Back to the Home Town" teacher at Dukes, con, 4, Grey Twp, elusion Mrs. 3, J. Allen moved a el/Queered by Brussels', Women's stayed over the week end with the vote of ,thank¢ to the ladies reading Institute. Bremner families in the section and the lectures and to' Mr. Cliff Denny incidentally attended Ethel United for operating the lantern. church Sunday School at 10.30 a.m., where there was an aggregate at- tendance of 40 for the day, which, was commented on by the superin- tendent as he welcomed visitors to the school, as being very good, after the unfavorable weather conditions -of the morning hours. Don't forget the play at -the Brussels Town Hall, Monday, May 27th, ' "Back to •theyome Town" sponsored by Brussels Women's testae te. WROXETER Miss Howe had returned to her home here after spending the bast five months with friends in tate West; Mr, and Mrs. G, Davidson, Oshawa, are at present staying at the home of Mrs. McLaughlin, who is very 111; Miss' Marjorie 'Waller returned to Toronto after spending GREY WALTON The U.F.W.O, meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Turn- bull on 'May 116th with 34 ladies tic" institute of Gry met.ou There present, Mrs, Leonard Leeming There - tic" Iustitwte of Grey met on the vice pram, had charge a tile Tho:.ias Davidson with 17 memuerobes' s meeting. A aPlendld address was and 13 visitors. The meeting was given by 1:1rs. 'Harold Spiers of opened with singing a Ode and 1 Brussels giving us an idea at the repeating the Lord's brayer 10 many subjects we could get help unison. Minutes of the last meet- with in our society. Wire, Nelson ing were read and adopted. The Reid had the topic "Strawberry and financial report was them given and Rhubarb gwltnre,? also Mrs. Arthur correepondeu,ce read by th e seer¢" Ms,Call had aa interesting demon• torr, A numlber of business items tra,tiou on "Canning Rhubarb." were discussed and a. report of The nursing course is to be 'held in di trier executive of the sending of I Walton each afternoon from Jnne delegates to the District annual at' 3rd 'till the 7th. Anyone wishingM Gorrie was given by Mrs. Harold I to attend this course shouid get in Spear, A generous. miscellaneous i touch with Mrs. Turnbull or Mrs shower was donatedby Robert and I Coutts, t/. dainty lunch was served at •tile close 03 the meeting. Tie next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Leonard Leming on Juane 101.81. r The W.MJS. of United 'Church, Walton, ,are sponsoring a play "Demean Dodds" in the community hall on May 31st also have a garden party scheduled for June 27th. See further particulars later in .the Post, Don't forget the play at the Brassie., Town Hall, Monday, MaY 27111, "Back to the Hanle Town" sponsored by Brussels Women's Iu,stitutte, 11 Mr, and Mrs. ,Henry of Ethel (fotmierly Atlas Florence Goll of let concession of Morris), were tendered a reception in the Forres- ter's Hall this week, During the eventing the bridal couple were pre- sented with a-miseed'laneous shower, The evening wasspent dancing. Dr. Charles Fraser, B.A., 1VI.4„ Ph.- D„ h:D„ F.R.C.S., of Vancouver is visit- ing his brother and sisters, in Morris ,Towndhip and Biuevale Wan. H, Fraser. Mrs. Richard 7ohuotan anti Mrs, Arthur :Shaw and this week will attend- the meet- ag of the Royal Canadiau Society in Louden. Mr. and Mrs. George .Smith, A Paver on gardening, "Our Life is like a. garden" was read by Mrs. F'erg 'Connelly, The Rall Cali was an exchange of flower slips and seeds followed: by an open discussion on GET YOUR PERMANENT garden seeds and hints, A reading ON THE NEW "Potatoes and Prayer" was well giv- ZENITH HEATERLESS en 'h7 Mrs. Will Evens. A very THERMIQUE helpful demonstration of potato salad and recipes for dressing given. Three members' decorated a salad 'sett eh loked very appetizing. Every body joined in community singing with, Mrs. Doug, I3eaningway at the Plano. The Institute was pleased to have received several new um- bers'. A dainity hutch was served by the hostess assisted, by 'friends, Telephone 55X ' for Appointment Mrs,' W. J. Petrie invited the Insti- IRENE PEASE tate to her home far the June meat - over H. B, Allen's Drug Stere Ing which will be the and Thursday Erid Curl 31.00 and -1.50 Including Shampoo Permanent $1.75, $2,25, '$3.00 and $5.00 including finger wave and shampoo Dried Finger Wave 250 Shampoo 250 Phone •32 When in need of < < d&Pas try TRY THE PAIICE BAKiRY W. WILLIS BRUSSELS. ONT. 11 BLYTH >v 4. ylnpl�NSAAY, MAY 22nd, 1944 Wonderful Hat-ches Dae to the exceptional vigor of our flock and a carefully worked oat,Plan for in- creased creased rtility we are having the best hatches in our 27 years of experience Benefit By ilur Success Up to May lst we are giving a 4 per cent. discount on all day-old stock --that is, on ,day-old chicks day-old pullets and day" old cockerels. This offer does not apply to started stock. WALTER ROSE Poultry Farm, • - Brussels P;O, Box 90 Phone 38X -r-4 ..W.tANN- +~—.—.. Classified Ads. That Sell WANTEb A quantity of Rennie Early Yield lots of water FOR q SALE'—+ pasture, 12 battle to P Seed Oats also 11 Pigs, 7 weeks old for particulars articu a s apply Buss els phone 20-44Stewart Turner or Wm. T. Spence, Ethel, FOR ?SALE - 10 Pigs, 6 weeks old, phone 53•r-11 Wilfred F.scher FOR SALE— Good Rubber Tired Top Buggy, looks like -new, phone 75-r-15 Martin McNair, R.R. 3, Brasses F'JR SALE— Good Used Tire. many miles running left, 149c0utc1eon's Garage. The Anglican congregation ob- served Mother's, Day on ,Sunday with service in the evening. Mrs. R. 7. Powell sang a solo during the service was, elle presentation by the serbice was the presentation by the enittlern to their mothers of a potted. 'Plant, The condition of Mr. G. D. Leith who underwent an operation in Clinton Hospital a. few days ago is improving; Mr, and NIrs. George Cowan, East Wawaiosh, also Mr. and Mrs, Benison 'Cowan and daugh- ter Judith spent Sunday in Orange- ville. Services were held in United church on Sunday with Rev. Arthur Sinclair in charge, During the Sun- day School se'ssdon a duet seas sung by Mariana Mason and Shirley Wal- lace et-ith Helen Shaw as accompan- ist. Next Sunday Rev, R, A. Brook, Henera'll, a former pastor will have charge of the services while Rev. Mr. Sinclair will take the services in Henslall• BLUEVALE .Mia¢• Mosste. Milligan spentthe week end 'at 'her home on the est line and returned to Toronto 011 ,Monday morning, Miss. Elizabeth Ma/berg ascent Wednesday afternoon with her grandllathet Mr, George Matther5' in Bluevale. Miss Viola Marbena spent the week end with Mr. end .Mrs. Jas; Moses and Mies Pearl Mothers, in Grey. Mt and Mrs. Ohtts, Fraser of Vancouver visited for, a couple of: days with Mr. and Aire, Arthur Shane and Mr. and Mrs. Richard i Johnston and fa1iily Mid other Primula' on the 1s't line. 'Mr, and Mrs, Melville Mather& and son visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Woods.. in .TurnberrY: 'We were SQ1 -1 to hear Mrs, Ed- ;Ward Jeieklin 1xaes5i% away on Sdtur- Clay evening, We etre giad'td 1teel' Mrd', Relit hicClennaii Is getting better tad r WANTED-- ' Ten or' fifteen cattle, heifers Pre - feral. Grass good, Private care, Can also fill yours or all orders for seed Buckwheat.., • • John F. Catterson, 17th, GreY. NOTICE— Gaieg .to Maritimes, Tuesday, May DS, 'will take passengers, Any where enaoute for five dollars'. S. Thyn'ne, FOR SALE-- Red ALE—Red Clover seed for sale, Nc. 1 C 2, government grade prices' reason able. Russell. Knight phone 28-r-16 FOR SALE — Youn?g Shorthorn Bulls, ready tor service, Reds and Roa's, Herd fully accredited, phone 35-r-9 Thomas Kerr I3g'nfrY'n# Substitute Bowls Record Game In Ladies' Division Mrs. Champion Lives Up To Name With 263 Effort In. Season's .Bow on Alleys Mrs, Louella Champion is a rabid bowling fan and enioyes ,knocking over the ten pini as her favorite form 0i relaxation. But there is a _ fly in the ointment. Mrs. Champion FOR SALE— tae a little .baby and naturally must York Sow Pure Bred, due to far give the tat her undivided attention. . raw end of month with $list litter Of course, there may be momenta also 1 Sow with litter. when she gets away for a brief phone 41-r-12 Wm. Goasalitz &Pell, but the difficulty there is get- ting etting some one to watch the child. FOR SALE— 1 That's how it's been all this. A number of Pigs weighing about season,. The nearest she got to SO Lbs. A. quantity of garden Peas. 1bowling was being listed as a sub - also some 6 rowed 0.A+0• Barley. I statute on the Lawler No. 1. team in phone 42-r-26 Baxter Stevenson the Saturday section et the LadiesDivision in the Brooklyn Eagle M.AN WANTED— Bowling League. Last .5aturdaY fortil Rawleigit route. there was. a death in the family of family gar y Permanent .if you're a hustler. Writs Marie Konrad and site was unable Rawielgh'S: Dept, MIL452-123-E. to bawl Mrs. Champion was liter - MONTREAL, CANADA, 1 ally pressed into service. Shoots 553 Series NOTICE— The season is near its, end and. The Session of Melville Presby- this was her first time out, but Mrs. Wrier Church. Brussels, ere asking Champion lived.' up to her name. rst for atstrlica.sta for Choir Leader, • and record1,bTealiug�ort she 263 genie,lledShe salary it to I appli 'qualificationshall a Mlary all applications to be 1n by i even it�he doesn't bowl anynmore May' 30.t1n 1940: t this season she's clone her hit. She 1s a daughter of Mrs. '.Phomas. Champion at Bruaesls, --Brooklynn The evening service in United Church next Sunday evening will be h. Young Peoplece IMI'ly when members of Young People's Soc- ieties, of Londesboro; Auburn, West- field, Belgrave and' Walton will be present; Mise, Olive McGill has been, quite ill ,this. week; Gunner and Mrs. Freda Chappel are guests et the home of bit, and Mns, Wes- ley Baker Gunder henry Young is' spending a few days at the home of his mother, Mrs, Henry Young, It: J. Batman, Couvericer at Committee. TENDERS WANTED— Tenilei's will be received for both and dance p1atteem. Tenders nag S. No, 10, Ontario Traffic NOTICE Union.ds to ben Tinders i by June 1 ''TO RATEPAYERS, MORRIS be given Geneva e Y for S. 8th. L,?iveet or any tender not The adjourned Court at Revision neceeepernY accepted. Reunion to on 'tlle ass8,3eiinent roll will be re- , be hold on Monday, July 22nd, on 1 art ono o*lo'dk`o June 1MSALESMENWANTEp_Sec aDtvettClerk. SALES Faimilex Quality Products become lig better. known everyday, we need 11iore salo5nlen to, .insure the best limeade service to satisfied cus- toanrs, 'Arty aetivo and honest man Cat maIre 'a living sailing 200 atees- s'ities which, bring repeat orders by tiseanseive$, They¢ is no RISK �ivttlt atir Sttceea'stu1 Plea. Ask or FR �i 17 catalogue and informs= Itioit b`alli1L771% COMPANY, 670 St .Clolnen,t Sit„ MONTREAL. Court ',of Revision A Court of Revision' ori the As- .eessnrent Roll for the Village of Brussele, 1340, will be held in the Public Library on TueedaY, June 4511, 1440 at 3 o'cloclt pan. Parties havIn,g etenelalnts to snake please atitend title meeting. R. 5, Warwick, Clerk• Deaths Increase Toll in FestarUary :lumped Up ?Over ,One Hundred Per Cent, Over Satne Month In 1939 Ontario's, rOssd traffic death toll in Febrtuary leaped trona fifteen in 1039 to thirty-seven 3n 1940, accid- ent records. of the Department of Highways show. In? evidence that the 'deatlt rate • in that month bore a proportionate eating to the nstenber of ecoidents, reloads s]:uewed..ftrrther that the iter Cadent .total Increased 'from 306 to 1,2126; Indunles front' 518 to 855 and pDoa#ert1' damage treat 588;040 to $156,701. .+.. a Eagle.