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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1946-5-8, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST Modnesday, May StIL 1046 1(4,1 ^t. eetaacaum, eAtzez„ ciod cizedeeve They offer a chbnce for IMMEDIATE JOBS— STEADY JOBS too. They also offer jobs for experienced farm workers—for mechanically trained workers— and any others able to help seasonally. Then, there is the challenge to fight off star- vation threatening many nations. • JOIN IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER • JOBS ARE AVAILABLE IN YOUR DISTRICT Eafgar...494 (VW etatiTaeee:06 Apply today for work on the farm to either— Y PR LIR NATI NI VENCIAL j. L EMPLOYMENT OFFICE GRICULTURAL SER`ifICE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MacNAMARA Minister of Labour Deputy Minister BulEvALE Itott, conducted the meetin. Miss olive acott, read that portion of St. Luke, ,Oharder 24, which `, tells n the ascension of Christ, M's, Archie Messer led In pram'. The tonic from the study book, "Think of Africa,' 'was taken by ;lilts, L. 0. Jorgenson denting with "Indigenous Churches," The yonclusion was that thurthes should by built for Africans by Africans with the missionary in the background. The president closed. the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Edward Johyston Was hostess I Thursday afternoon for the monthly meeting of the Women's' MisSionary Society of the United Church. l The vice-president, Mrs. George 1 Hetherington, conducted the Meet ing. The topic was "The Christian Home." Mrs. Arthur Shaw and Miss Mums Johnston acted eo lead - et -t. Others who read p,tranhlets • ttit v' '(0110 phases of the tople were Mrs. E. Johnston Mrs. W. J. John- ston, Mrs W. J. Peacock; Mrs. Spading Johnston, Mm. CArl sum, Mrs. J. Curtis and Mts. Lallni Kite 0., Mrs. George Thornton closed the mooting with prayer. The Ilt,c-nutn's 3.00 1, 'en of the . Uni Ltd h rch met Thr play after- • noon at the home or Mrs. Edward Jchnston with au attendance of 22 ladies The presiletitt, Mrs. Earl It.n.rdton przsvied Reports wore Punt the se-?letaey and the . During the bust, ss eJtche t quilts were • John L. MacEwen attended a meeting of the Huron County Old Age Pension Board in Goderich Thursday; Mrs, Lillow and son Jack with Mr. and Mrs. Lillow, Stratford; Raymond Elliott in Toronto, his daughter, Miss Loll. 12lllolt, Reg,N., returned home with him. Mrs. J. C. Higigns with her sister, Ma. Vernon Higgins, Toronto; Mrs, P. S. Mac- Ewen with Mrs. Harold Lawson, Clinton; Rev. L. C. Jorgenson attend- ed the meeting of the Hamilton and Lando!! Synod of the Presbyterian church at Kincardine. Dirs. Edward Greenwood, Btrat. .'ed, with Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Kirton; Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Smith have moved their household effects to the house they recently pur- chased from Robert Shaw;. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw have moved to the George Gannett house vacated by Mr. and Mrs, Smith, The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church Met in the Sunday School room Thursday afternoon. The president, Mrs.. R. El- BELGRAVE At the lain regular meeting of the W.M.S. and W. A. of Knox BMW church splendid reports of the Presbyterial II1 Wiogham were given lty. :11 rK. Anderson and Mrs. Geo. Mielite. Mrs. Chamney was in charge of the meeting The ttheme being "The Christian Home." A prayer attaint alcoholism was given bY Mrs. Jas. Michie. Artieles for bale discussed and a quilting will be held in the near future. Mrs. Robt. Cyeltes presided for the W A. Arrangements were completed for supper for P. P. Convention being held in the church on May 13 and several other items of business were dealt with. Mr. Burwell of Toronto gave a stirring anneal onbehalf of the Tsmperance Federation to the congregation of Knox Unit! Chureh rn May 5. Mother's Day will be observed in K -ox United Church, Sunday, May 12 at 11. o'clock A choir of school children will lead in the service of pra'se ruder the leadership of Mrs. Geo, Johnston. Announcement All complaints regarding rentals and all ap.plications for rental fix- ations in Perth and Huron, formerly serviced by the 'Stratford local office of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board will nOw be made to the Regioral Office at London, according to an announcement by W. Harold McPhillips., Prices, and Supply representative for 'Western Ontario, The Stratfrod office was closed Antil 30. i •f In making the announcement re- garding rentals ,Mr. McPhillips said ; hat every effort will be made to maintain an efficient service fur inoso requiring information on rental regulations. Matters re - guiding rationing will however, continue to be refered to the local Batton Board as formerly. Oi• ai,111111,z,1 Ads WANTED— Cattle 50 pasture. Phone 42-r-4 Chas, Armstrong FOR SALE - 1928 Ford Coach, Serial number 10398. Apply at The Post FOR SA L E— A Klontlyke Stove. Phone 54x fitis G. Stewart • FOR SALE— A colony house 10 x 11, for particu- lars phone 26-r-13. Fergus Neable •mcoMEMMMIN/MillIMIlih his spring, hundreds of enthusiastic teen-agers will take to the country -side. For pleasure—for profit—for national service, they'll go farming for the summer, Out in the sunny fields and orchards of Ontario, ambitious young folks can earn—not merely pocket money—but a man's pay. They'll enjoy good com- panionship and lots of fun, They'll come back In the Fall radiant and happy. DOMINION - PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURE - Lend A Hand Your help is needed on all types of farms—now! You can be actommotioted in Inspected Form Homes or in Supervised Comps,* If you ore a high school student, check with your leacher regarding the neces-, stay permission fa leave school early. ... then fill in attached coupon! *Thle tumult* lho Robot Simpson Co. 11,2. MO Mon to OFSP Camps a sodas of Sum Prelim featuring namo hands and entertainers 1 tri.rFt. teal! appy Cherry Piokera So desperate is Europe's need for food ... and so urgent our farmers' need for labour that thousands of helpers are needed this spring. Attractive Community Comps are waiting. Work Is guaranteed under skilled, pleasant supervision. Here's the opportunity for youth to pitch in and help a vital, worthwhile cause. Teen-agers! Sign up for the Farm Service Force today. COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR LABOUR - EDUCATION OM MO OW MM 15M MO MO WM MOO 5105 49105 ONO -4G 1000 0005 MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE! Ontario Farm Service Force, 172 WINO 110 Toronto. 1 wool 10 'land a Hand". Moo send mo a rOgIstrollon form and a 1.1n.ecossary Information abool1ho Onlatle Farm Service Some. tsi. Ago (ploaso ptInI) Addrosi Tot. 14, w111 be evadable frost,. t oid ,,,,, 11" .... ......... 10 Ailawouid 1100 ho accommodated Int An InSpeclod Perm Horne 0 A 'V' Supervised Camp 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm mM mA MM amo em mm mem mm mM mM mm mm FOR SALE— Massey-Harrts ,1011re Spreader, n good condition. lime 31 apply at The Post. „ - - WANTED— Flower urn and bird bath for awl% Cement preferred. Apply at The Brusesls, Post FOR SALE— A good calf 3 weeks old, phone 56-r-15 Dave Shiels Graham Survey LOST— On Tuesday, April 30, Black leather bill fold containing regis- tration (teal, piotures and change, on main street or at the back of Baeker's butcher shop. Finder please leave at the Post or phone 42-1,7— Reward. READY CASH— Insure your cash income this year by growing cucumbers. Highest prices paid in history. .A most attractive contract is. offered, track pick-up at gate. 12 interested contact Libby, MONeIIl & Libby, Dublin. Phone 30-r-3 FOR SALE— We can still take orders for Kitch- ener Big -4 Chicks for delivery this month. These tast growing chicks should pay good- dividends on good tall and winter markets. Let's have your order soon. Agent R. S. War- wick, Hill Top Ranch, Brussels. TENDERS WANTED— For painting interior of school house at S. S. No, 8 Grey work to be done in summer holidays, Tenders to he in by May 25511, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to Russell Knight Chairman, phone 25-r-16 or Kenneth McFarlane Sec.- Treas., phone 29-r-13. AN OPPORTUNITY— Established Rural Watkins Dis- trict available If you are aggressive and between the ages of 25 and 55— have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get established hi a profitable business of your own. ' For full particulars write today to the The J. R. 'Watkins Company, Dept. 0-B-4, 2177 Masson St., Montreal, Que, FOR SALE- 73ARRIDD 1100E3. Gov't. Approved chicks from inspeMed toots bred for production, hearth and vigour. Breeders blood tested for standard and variant types of pullorain. We offer mixed chicks, sexed pullets and cockerels at reasonable Prices. Book yoar order ilea' fUr spring de- livery. Cyr chicks qualify for Inter Provincial. shipntent, Lakefie,d Chick Hatchery, Lakefield, Ont. Order from D. Lawless, Waiter Phone 10-r-16 Brussels. FOR SALE— A number of 100 acre farms price $3000.00 up; A number of 200 scr,e farms price $6,000.00 up; 1 200 -acre bush farm $3000,00; a number of 00 -acre farms $2000,00 up; 3 good grass farms with water, Write or phone 3, 0. LONG, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont, iT 7 1871-1946 YEARS STRONG 2! • ' it1,104f 11.‘, J. C. LON-i--:„--.•:..7n.!....;entative, BRUSSELS 1111 inctrber. vi,11 came about through a carload or Parkhill breth- ren Wong accompanied am Gibson, now on the staff of the Bank of Commerce, to his home lodge in Wroxeter or, thy 11'1EISill11 of his being raised .to the Master Mason's degree a short time ago, An hotitation to return the visit re - Doing Things In A Big Way Vorttst Lodge No, 161 A.F. & A.M., Wtoseterr has of recent years earned tho commendable rollniniion af having among its membors the great- est lot of visitors of any lodge In , North Damn Masonic District. Thal, take a Pride in maintaining this reintlation. and Monday night Of this Week really must have hit an all-time high, for on this net...Raton Inst thirty Wroxeter members journeyed to ; I Parkhill, in South Enron District, stem the visiting officers conferred the Master Mason degree on a Park - suited in the wholesale temporary atar) 51..11 s out hward this week, The Wrox(ter dttlygt.Ation was augment- ed by 111I1e FordlVlelh bretirren—,Dr. W. R. Prasyr 211 untive of Parkhill dt-ttrlett. It. L. Marshall and ye tliI 1' A Hanover Lines bus was chartered • for the 180 -mile rom. trip. nnouncinr The appointment of iW r 11,cs N f tel As farm trade agent for Imperial Oil Ltd. For the Townships of East Wawartosh, Morris, Hullett and Goderich. If you need Petroleum Products Phone Igth 68. BUSINESS CARDS C A. MYERS, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON William St. Phone 4. Ernst etc, Ont. Allan A. Lamont Agent for ----Fire, Windsto,m, and Automobile Inameauwn, Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy lor fanners. Queen SL Brussels 'Phone 87 W. D. S. jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C, Physician and Surgeon (Coroner) Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m. Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible. Saturday evenings :until 10 p.m. Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment olds. Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m. R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. — BARRISTER, ETC. WINGHAM and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open every day. Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell Chas. T. Davidson Insurance Agent For ALL KINDS OF Automobile and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co. l'HONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 67-5 Harold Jackson SPECIALIST' IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALts For Information, etc., write or phone Harold Joeksioe phone 12 on 658 Elestorth R.R. 1. Sma.2.14 Make at...arose eats at The Brussels Poet or Elmer D. Bell. Barrister orrice. !Brussel,. Rann & Johnson Furniture FuNmai.7176KiiiiiIRECSERVICE. Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 30 or i5-7-'7:2iRUSSELS, OWL Lewis Rowland (Lloenota For Huron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES NEASONACURI ear Engagement% Phone 31 "Tho Brussels Post" 11114 OM" WIle be looked after Immetbately For Information, etc., w ite or phone Low. Rowland SW e430 rot assrorta; Ir writs 11,,R, 3, Walton, W. S. Donaldson Licensed As0.1CitiOndier Phone 35-r-13 -- Aterixido Oalt, for the Counties of therate mg Foe% All sales promptly attended to Charges geedgiggi Far Etimereents phoese 31 "The Ilresede role owl thesi will le looked Aar imesollisiskr,