HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-5-7, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
\1'r-,lct,•,.,lay, May 7th. 11'47
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IT1,S1 1+11'1 1„ lt,ly 1 '. 'i'h''s 11'ei•
oto Ontaren town is avian ,nr,
respect•—for in all this wide 0:'i 11
there i only one community mimed
Heapeler.
This fael rams• to li.;ht ,when
ofMMale of the third iT sp,41' • n'd
Boys' Re -
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n from Juni :30 to
Jelly 6 searched eaol1teens and
similar reference sm1100 1'» 01 her
Hespelers so that lenders In their
communities (:null be Ili'1te'1 here to
join in the relebratiml, N9nally :1111
latest edition of the Encyclopaedia
Britannica established the fart that
this is the only FTespeler on this
Globe.
Like so many other Ontario
cenir s, this Waterloo comity cam•
mun•iiy has had a number of mane,.
It claims to he 121 years old btu.i'.s
hS:+tory really goes back to 1818,
when Ahem Olenlene pin•cilased 113
noes of Indian lands from itiehard
Beasley. The settlement was flrst
called Ilergyville, after a. Worse'.
14lichael Bergey; in 1835 became
New Hope; 1n 1858 was incorporated
as a village ander its present name,
Jacob Ileapeler, who arrived in
1844, had built a sawmill, a grist
mill and distillery, and r'stehtistird
a road system,
In the 1840's New Hope had a
population of 100 and a grist mill,
sawmill. tannery. tavern, store, pall
f'ac'tory. two smithies, tern lnilnrs
and two shoemakers. In 1858
when Heopeler incorporated no n
village there wa.s a population of
750 settlers and to -day the lOwn
has a population of 1,4o0 and four-
teen prosperous inditetries,
FOR SALE—
Eleetrlc motors rewo«net and r.
paired. Expert workmanship, Mod
ate prices, New motors in sieve
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
Battalion
War or 111 tear. Ill• 1nin 4 '11
10111 Bat fall nr-•Wertot•n Ontario',
11,-..,!111,11 .11' 111 • P'G t (treat \''ar,
eeere n1 thee: old Ar. ori n.lion, This ,
y .u• uru•ka the '18th .Annn,ol Re-
T'nrou. which will he held at St,
('ntherdlu's on IlTay 2111 •end 25th.
The Anneal Re-TTnipn and (41111'11
Connell :Woofing will he held el the
Hotel Leonard, Tt rnminenlorrit,a
the 28th anniversary of the denude
llization of the "Fighting Eighteenth
Battalion, C.E.F. 191449,"
The Annual Banquet will he held
ut the Hotel Leonard on Saturday
Night and nn Snndny the T?nit will
parade to St, George's Anglican
rhurr,11 where the Rev. flatten
Bagnall will officiate. The Lessons
will he read by two of the Command -
Ing Officers, Col. E. , Wigle. V,T), of
Windsor, who tank the flatt+alirn to
France in 1915, and Col. L. 01. Sones,
C.M.CI,, of Guelph, who lir:meht ih»
Battalion back to Canacia.
Veternnfi are expeoted front many
points in the 'United States as well
EN from all the cities, towns and
tillages in Western Ontario,
FOR SALE—
Serv'reable age Shorthorn bulls.
Herd fully accredited, roads are
open.
Thomas Kerr. Henfryn.
Phone Brussels 355-r-9,
FRANK KIRKB'
Licensed Auctiutteer
For Huron County
RatIs Reasonable
Satisfaction Guranteed
Phone Seaforth 842-r-24
Cn':a1 G British 1 it:^(1
C arnt,Alrin
entitle' 11'e' h n,., ' 111,1.
Meas Pa 1r1.41a r (1''1
1801011 d ltn.ra iu '1-: •! .
Godfrey to 1 11 moth
-..ul:11u,rrnn:ntl tee -af 1,110
atilt
(el
t wn•
1v cit Ontario Iia itslt Agmtd t eliet
('ntnpai' n which began yesterday.
T1,0 rl'i r Ii •1.'•- to t nil -<•t a ,t ,1,1,
.r' 1,10 a, used elothine teem. eery
1, :u of Ontario as well as
443 orriti+•w or non pPrialnible Mod -
stuffs,
..1' . tib rtt:tele r, of
••• 171•. .I,rsN,•a .T M. Crnah•ey
' O't•1,1(1 High Cour,. She
left Canada In 1992 - to study
diematies in London, returning. 10
1939 9
on tour with Cor1Tr•,
v irt e•]r
h
noted British nrtor, In "r"t•
•'�•
etream," rhe per,a •t •,t rr 11 as
„'1 0' l ml. nentrCa hi
Vow!, al, Toronto, London and
dl,milten and was well-'•ecelled.
Rnnn reftil•uine to ienziend ,fust
prior to the outbreak or , Bass
Godfrey joined the London Amine
c;,,ri'r• 11.nd Inter transferred
'n the 11'runen's Voluntary Services,
n, 11110 ennarlty sir cPrv0(1 1n
f n1.,1 -nn roe three and n half years
lel!nuine which s11c• ,vas npnrin1(11
rr 1.1 ••Pe•iminl nrganty 's serving
thrnuaim lu England. With 11"wl-
•n•mtere at Bristol, she directed a
rinff of [00.00 Owomen serving tender
1 in the fh•P counties of "Hell's
in South-West England,
During her •service :Vise Godfrey
1,1,1 til+'•'!•t r•r,,p,!ar•r +.1.1111 •, :'I.r •)
b'lmh,d-nail victims, rescue and
evacuee work and food and elotheet
distribution. During the war the
11. 1' a, ,1•..ts responsible for ban -Bing
all the Amerloau, and much of the
('awadian Red Cross cio"11.1,• prr•eelz
ser' nwel':5ea•s, ao well ns other
supplies sent by the Imperial (Order
Daughters of the Empire and Can
rattan service clubs. For this work
she was awarded the M.B.E.
vis- Godfrey. who knows tirst-
1( +nl whet eme.rgenry victiins
••••ire by way of direct aid.. meal..
'sr. the mwsent plight of British
110191 victims to their days 01' ordes,
1111(101' Cernla'n bombing. "Beetle",
ttr•n, dirt, lack of public ,ltilittes and
c1stb'ng and collapse of food distrl-
button are the problems that the
R.R. 4, Walton, On suffering British people again have
•tl t11 iii.}, In Memoriam
The Brussels Titan al,f
( twndf to
1,101m1 a1%. :y.1 I .0 ,-011 11' ht h,11,7 a ur , r 1;1 a ,1
rbotlunl; here for chi. i1 111.: ' , t ; Mallei Elizabeth t a
a ,rl
dal: ,till 6' anl1, n,+i 111+,1 1i 1 1419.
11,1, nil• , u, =111r1u,
f!n, )1l 1,•ft 1, to r,r1 1 1p:?r
• gild grade tint' on rartb 'tit l!ilfo your 1,194..
Hoard in:v. -nat9or i,.,, :n•, ,- ,f . .
fin; ;,,,,,,.,•t zit ,:11,1)1 11
,lint 4,1q111 it,,r 1;f: , 1 0 11.1, a
'rine 111.
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n• el;eens And Answers
Il
`>tnia and Trill
at 0•
CR; leeT• -h !orbic to:'nun'y of
our dhar brother and son, Edward
William, who pascal away en"
yr•:•:: 12211 1,1,1y. May lett, 194.1
Today bring, baric sad me norie : of
the end and hitter day
That was cad upon •tor homes
.teal 11143 p.m' 011! today
15'43 ,,'., n s't an.rl think of you and
1)111 think of how yon died
're thinit you rotrlrl r.,:rt s,ty ggod•h;:r
bete re you ;lee.- your eyes.
Sadly missed by mother. sister's
and brothers.
to apply fora slaught rin•r anthetiz•
yea; if he 1, harlot., r•atl1 Itilh,(1 by
n alanwhiterlog permit holler?
Ac- 1.1-01 It Is still `I , r•v 1'„r
farmers to obtain Ann.•htertua
authorizations. Forms may he
obtained from the nearest office of
the 'Wartime Prices and Trade
Board.
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Q: trill you please, 1,41 1,1e the
inr•rease in pricer or cake?
A:—The legal incre,;1' rer•.milr,
allowed in rale prices I: tell per
cont,
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n1--40 there n ('Pilins orb,: on
diapers?
A: --Sea, Tt vartee errerdlre to
the price charged the retailer by the
supplier.
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(1:. --Why many a tenant he evicted
From his hone?
A:—For non-payment of rent 15
drys after It is due, env hr's: nn
obnoxious tenant or if lhn owner
has purchased the property between
Ontoherll, 1944 and Slily 25. 1945.
FTe may also he evicted andel civil
law if he refuses to accept a sneo-int
two year lease In the form set nut
In 1?narrl order 707 and which least
forms may be secured from the Wer
time Prices and Trade Board,
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Q;—Is there a ceilingprice on
r^olt'1.7
A:—Yes, on all types of fowl and
chickens, Turkeys, geese and
ducks are exempt.
CHANGE OF TIME
CLEANING
FOR ARMITAG•E'S
Leaves now Monday. night
instead of Tuesday at dinner time.
Please have your cleanin;; in
Monday for Friday delivery.
O. Doll, Agent,
Brussels, Ont.
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in North America, can take you everywhere
hi Canada ... from the surf -washed shores
of the Atlantic to the evergreen Pacific
coast.
There is a type of train travel for every
purse and purpose ... berth or enclosed
space, coach or chair ...'and for everyone,
Canadian National courtesy and service.
Get to know your country via C.N.R.... the
comfortable, dependable way to travel.
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let as help plan your trip
Drop in al any Canadian National
• ticket office and talk it gnat: ire
teili be pleased to help yon,
a q
111 me2en0y of til1Wlate 1111'. Thomas
Rnlex,r who passed away April 2e,
19404 and the late Mrs. Thomas
Bolger, May 7th, 1946,
Tiley say time will heal the sorrow
And hei:p es to forget
Bud so far time has only proved
How mneh we 0119:5 you yet
God gave ns strPngill to tare it.
And courage to hear the blow
But what it meant to lose you
No one will ever know.
Sadly missed by
' Marguerite, Jim and hoy..
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BROTHERS—In loving memory of
:Sergeant M. H. Brothers, killers in
plane crash in Gander, May 6, 19421
He has gone across the river,
To the shores of evergreen
And we long to see his dear face
But the river flows between:
Some day. some time, our eyes
shall see
The face we loved so well,
Some day we'll clasp his loving
hand
And never say farewell
As angels keep their watch up there,
Please God just let him know
That we down here do not forget
We love end miss him 50,
Lovingly remembered, mother and
daughter Thelma. brothers Lyle and
Ivan and sister -In-laws Alice and
Margaret.
Secrets Of The
Stratesnhere
The dramatic story of space • •
hurtling rockets that profile scienC43
with new (lata about the mysterious
upper atmosphere is told in a
,apeeiat article, "SECRETS OF THE
STRATOSPHERE,” one of ninny
instructive and P11ertainhlg features
in The Amrric•nn Weekly magazine
with this Sunday's (STay 11) issue
of The Detroit Sunday Tinges,
0 Don't lot ono aUca ore'sa Sire were
eat the moults of Hsluop,
Los es Bundy prar property. astinat
PAs mescal= yen wood, tied Min
e PeIot Ireneeaee Policy to OM
yea eacgartne protection.
Wo 1.41(7 Pilot lneetro we tes owe
oelocrosd risks in Am msal q nese
1%el Pru o..lr Floater. 1)-*
ism, Plain Glare. Pohdie Lienal
and gabee wood lioespologr, -
W. S. Scott
Brussels
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44.44
Grasp Seed
It will pay you to make us your headquarters for
Grass Seed purchases. We have all lines, and our prices
are right.
We have the best In permanent pastures at the cheavest
prices.
If you need a new stove we have it.
Agent for Sparton and Roger's Majestic Electrical
Lines, Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, etc.
For your Spring Cleaning, we have Martin-Senour
Paints and Varnishes.
,® j, Pearson
Ethel, Ont.
Melville Ladies Aid
11Ivtlie Lea
evening in the• printery re.ou !.f til•
e11urr11 with a good ate l,lnl.e:•. '011e
President, Mrs. Clark Mathes:0i pre
sided. Several items of bu.slus•..s
were debated and approved. The
treasurer's report was read and a1s'+
the monthly contribution lcr; but^ 1f d
in and the contr•ihutle.t to the Sun
shine Fund was .akell. A social
time was enjoyed which Included a
humorous reading by Mrs. (Te -
Dowell at the close. Luncli was spry
ed-. A vote of thanks 1005 given to
the lunch committee by Mrs. ,Ulan.
:ePEOPLE
:u x. * * :'
WE vNO
Me. Thos. Dougherty former
councillor of Grey Twp.. has moved
to Godertch where he has taken up
residence.
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Mr. and Mrs, Sohn Engle of Ross
Comons. Michigan, who have spent
the winder in Brussels and Clinton
have returned to their home.
R X
Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy Lowry and
son John and Jean Speiran or
Toronto spent the week end with
Mrs. W. S,peiran.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Thompson are
spending Thursday and Friday in
Goderich this week attentdmg
sesodons of the Godel•ich Musical
iFestival.
Mr. •and Mrs. Rae Fear and :firs.
Mary Snarling of Clinton, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Knox and Jimmy of
Bridgeport were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. H. Manning.
Phone 22-r-7 Brussels
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock and lmpiements
at Lot 15, Con. 2, Grey Township
11/4 miles north and
%a mile east of Walton on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 21st
at 1 p.m., D.S.T.
CATTLE.
11 young Durham cows sonic due
time of sale and others just fresh.
4 young calves
8 Durham steers & heifers 1 yr. old
PIGS
1 emit ,081' with litter
HARNESS
1 set breeching harness
Number of horse collars
MACHINERY
Massey -Harris hinder
1Ta ti ,-Ti,mrris 11 ft. mower
Massey -Harris 11 hoe disc Fertilizer
Drill (like new)
` urine meth cultivator
4 section diamond harrows
, 1 die,: herrn stuffier
Walking plow Riding p1'. w
Massey-Haris hay loader
Hay Tedder Sulky rake
Turnip drill Brooder stove
1':•81. auger Bench sleighs
Rubber tiro wagon
16 ft. hay rack buggy
Cutter Fanning mill
Stene boat 200 ib. scales
Root pulper Pig crate
De Laval Cream Separator
Grain bags Bag holder
Sap Ran 130 buckets
Iron kettle
Quantity of lumber and plank
4 white -ash tongues
GRAIN
Quantity mixed grain
Logging chains Whifletrees
Kneckyokes Forks Shovels
and Host of other articles
TERMS CASH
WALTER S. BROADFOOT. Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. P. CHESNEY,Cler•k
N IV MI ms ' s x .III III t ■ ,111;1
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KIRd i., a'rOWS
WORM YOUR PIGS
THE EASY PURINA WAY
Put•-o-Iator Oil Filters for all makes of tractors
USED TRACTORS FOR SALE
Water Bowls — Harrows — Manure
Tires — Oil — Grease — Rubber Tired Wagons.
Electric Fencers — Grain Grinders and Rollers.
E. Riau r- Is at Son
Ethel, Ont.
Phone Brussels 86-r-5.
AvoW Dissappointment Later
Have Four Decoratin Naw?
First class painting and papering done
at reasonable prices.
See our fine selections of wall papers
and paints for sale.
An. Tucker
Phone 29x+'rw2
Brussels, °tat.