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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-12-10, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST HANDS AT WORK... LEARNING TAILORING ONTARIO'S productive capacity is the measure of her future prosperity. To assure the important tailoring industry a prominent place in the industrial life of the Province, trained hands are needed. 51011 is important in the cutting, sewing, finishing and other branches of the industry. That is why veterans are being taught its various requirements ON THE JOB, by experts. The transition from appren- ticeship to permanent employment means higher wages, job security and better working conditions. Through plans sponsored by the Department of 'Veterans' Affairs and other agencies, hundreds of veterans have been trained in schools and ON THE JOB. They will acquire greater skill with further training and experience. Craftsmen of the future, they will have a share in Ontario's progress—an important part to play in her industrial develop- ment. THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) TAILORING ------•ram--- Leo P. Halloran, 26, off St. Thomas, a veteran of 4 years' service with the Royal Canadian Navy, is shown here gaining practical experience in the alterations department of a large Toronto tailoring firm. rr Basic training in various departments of the indus- try gives the veteran a background knowledge, essential to sales promotion and executive work within the industry. ti CRANBROOK Calvin Cameron and sort Ross spent a few days last wee'. in Con- estoga. The December meeting of the W.M.S. was held on Iv edocsd.cY, Dec. 3 at the home of Mia, M. Engel with an attendance of ten, Mrs,. D. t I-Iuether presiclCed and Hymn 103 was attnng in opening and Mr. Maciver led in prayer. Mrs, Mat'Hn MacDonald read Matt. 1. 18-25, minutes ware read and approved. Roll cacti was answered by giving a Christmas verse, The treasurer, Mrs. Rohl, Oaanpbell read a letter she had received from Mrs. Daniel Strachan regarding legacies. Hymn 172 was sung. Mr. Maciver being the guest speaker, brought a Christmnas• m es. sage at this time. Offering was received and a.rangenioiits made ter the January meeting. The word "year" was chosen for the roll call repsonse and the meeting will be in the manse. The rand secretary gate her report and Hymn 170 was sung In closing. ids. MacIver led in prayer, The annual election of ort'icer;• was now held and Miss A. Forrest presided. Officers for 1943 are as 9ellows: presid'enit, Mrs, Dan TTuether; twice pies.. Mrs. T. D, Mac- Tver; secretary, Mrs. Mac Engel: treasurer, Mrs, Robt. Campbell; Glad Tidings sec., Mrs. ,las, Ca.m- eron; supply sec., Mrs. R, Campbell: card sec.. Mos. Martin MacDonald; organists, Mrs. Martin. MacDonald and Mrs, 9, D. Maciver; Mission Band Ie.aders, M,rs. 1'. D. Maciver and Miss J, I,'orersti auditors, Miss A. Alice 1t Good For A II Kinds of Baking SOLD IN BRUSSELS S AT BARKER BROS. Peons 6 Butcher Sop aravook. No.e. woo Forest and Mrs. 01, Engel. • Ic the ni clic-•, of the Ladles' ,Aid the 1947 slut,' of ,ricers were ro- eleeted. for 19.48; president, Mrs, .11,o. Allen 1'iI(oiu; vice-presltlenl, Mrs. Dau 1(nc0her; seerefury-tre.asnr- er, Sirs, M. Engel. The vr,cric e 111 latex 'Presbyterian Church on Sunday was conducted by the minister, Rev, T. D. Maciver, who preached on the sntblect "The Bible; "The Tloolc of Ages," The choir sang the anth,•in. "Ho is, Mine" by Hall, Rev. lir. W. Orr Mulligan of Mont. real spent Thursde.y evening and Friday here the guest of Rev. -and Mrs. 1, 1). MacIver at the manse. The choir of Knox Church ',vial hold a Christmas oaadle4ight service on Punchy evening, December 21st, at .s n'c?er';. .1 good program will In prr,, 11 1. n special feature of which wit he a splendid 'undi-ion of "The thorns" from 1-Ta.nclel'e lesions oriterlo, "TIe Messiah," tim.. awl Mrs. 1. D, Miniver ntteud- ,'i1 the fin'i'al of trite lata Roc; li,m- n,ih ?tl,'r,,-an in Exeter on 'Phnrsaatly, afternoon, GREY Mr, Wm. Leach and Jim Symbtu•nor Towner, , North Dakota visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Arntslroine and family. Brussels Export Packers Best Prices For Poultry& Eggs (; In Memoriam in loving memory of Warrant Officer Willis E. R. Machan, Incl int plane Crash, Dec. 13, 1943: No finer lad from hour of birth TILL duty called him 1 -Tome from earth To serve the 961ng of kings. Because .he showed the way ,And took the risks, nor shirked the tediouia and the tough, He was n. soldier and a gentleman. He te11 in dtuity's line That's how the message ran The Airman's crest ho wore with dignity and pride, And gave his all, for freedom and the world he loved rout, world and mite. ITe died In duty's line, ilii daily lives again in memory fine, A stoldier and a gentleman. Classified Ads FOR SALE— i. Carl Hemingway Phone 211 r-5 Christmas Turkeys. FOR SALE-.. (leireral Rleot•rie nefrigerefoe. 1940 model, 7 cubic ft., 25 cycle. Phone 11.r-10 Brnwselo. WANTED— A child's table and chair :o ❑lnat M. In fond condition. ,Apply at the Posit. FOR SALE— Ladies Black Boccie Con 1, sit,er fax roller, 717,e 18, may be seen at Wo, id's Stone. FOR SALE— . .. 1 New W'eyttinsltnuse gasoline Washing Machine. No Raise in Price. Riverside Motors, Brussels. FOR SALE— Piano. Cabinet Grand ht peifcct condition. Torrance .Dundas Myth, Phone 13-1,-15. FOR SALE— A Bealttie gasoline washing machine in good condition also a Coleman's gasoline iron anyone Interested. Phone 99 x 9. FOR SALE - 2 young Ayshire cows, will freshen early in March, also a brooder house 10 x 12 and 5 range shelters, Elgy Brandon Phone 50-r-17, TEACHER WANTED— For S. S. No, 9 Morris, duties to commence to Sam. 5th, 1943. Apply stating qualifications and salary to Ralph Shaw, Sec.-Treaa„ Biuevale, MAN WANTED— . . . for Rawleigh Route. Real oppor- tunity. We help you get started, Write Raawleigh's, De7t. M i-152 0, PIANOS— Large stock plain case pianos, re- finished at Schuett l; .Sons, Mildmay, Also 60 cycle washers and large refrigerators; beautiful chesterfields at Bargain Prices. Free Delivery. I WANTED— WANTED— Man for steady travel among con - 1 earners in Brussels. Permanent con- neotion with large manutataturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Ra,wleigh Dept. No. ML -J-152- 131, Montreal, Always remember e.1 by Mother, Dad. Sisters and Brother. FOR SALE -- iElectric motors rewound and re - aaired. Expert worlunanship. Moder- prices. New motors in stock, Elettger inausU4ea, 649 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont. Dealers for Sun Ray and Blatchford Feeds. for Sun Ray Blatchford Feeds. HELP WANTED — MALE COUNTY ASSESSOR - wanted for the County of Huron. Permanent employment for the right party. Applicants state quali- fications and salary expected. Duties to commence on or about January lst, 1948. Applications to be in the hands of the County Clerk, Goderich1, Ontario, not later than December 18th, 1947. N. W. Miller, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario. WANTED— Wanted flocks to supply ue with het -cluing eggs for the 1943 hatching season. Flocks culled and blood - tested free, Gurauteed premium plus hatchability premium paid. For full details write Tweddle Chick Hathcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. STRAYED— To the promises of the unders.ignnd on or about Nov. 9 (lied Dehorned Heifer) Owner may have same by proving ownership and paying ex- penses. Leo„7, Kelly, R. 11. 2 Blyth. Ont. Phone 14-r-9 Blyth, AGENT WANTED— We are constantly receiving re• Quests for our guranteed products in your locality, Why not handle the agency derive an income of '35. to $00. weekly? Exclusively assured, If yon have selling ability, stars NOW! FAMILEX, Dept, ' B, 1600 Delarimler, Montreal Wed nos day, Member IJtli, 1047 COAL COMING Expected this week " a car of rang coke, car of stove coal and a car of Albert coal. J. H. Fear Phone 22-r-14 Ethel, Ont. Pearson's Hardware Store Geo. T. Pearson successor to Chas. Hansuld Hardware Store -- Ethel, Ont. General Hardware — Granite Ware, Beach Stoves, Good Cheer and Harriston Stoves Beatty and Gilson Electric and Gas Engine Washers 22 Rifles Winchester. Call and see our stock — Phone 22-r-5. YOUR PORTRAIT FREE One portrait free -- absolutely no charge — this offer good until Dec. 15. — For appoint- ment see Le Verne Vodden, Ethel or 'phone Brussels 22-29. Give your portrait for Christmas — the gift that only you can give. WANTED— Flocks to supply us with hatching eggs for the 1943 hatching season. Flocks sidled end bloodtested free. (guaranteed premium plus hatchabil- ity premium paid. Also wanted to Purchase coekerls suitable for breed- ing. For full details write Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus, Ontario. FOR SALE -a 4451 00 acre term frame house, hank barn, close to Highway, price 32000. 200 acre farm targe barn, cement house, 21,!. miles from Highway price $4,500.00 ]:00 acre (51.10, brick house.. bank barn, drive shed, Hydro price 35,200.00 close to tore, scdtcoi and church. 7, C. Long, Real Estate Broker. Brussels, Ont., Phone 34, "HELP WANTED --MALE" AN OPPORTUNITY- Estabilshed Rural Watkins District available, If you are aggressive, and between the ague of 26 and 66— have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get estab' listed In a profitable business of your own, For full particulars write today to The 3. R. Watklne Company. Dept. 0-84, 2177 Mason St., Montreal, Qat To the Ratepayers of Grey Township To My Supporters — — To each and every one a sincere "Thank You." The trust you have placed in me is indeed gratifying. 1 shall endeavour to serve the people of Grey township faithfully as Reeve for 1948. Wishing you the Compliments of the Season. Yours sincerely JOHN McNABB ow To the Ratepayers of Grey Township 1 wish to thank all who did give rate their support in the recent election. Having served in your best interests as councillor and deputy reeve for the past seven years, 1 did not try to deceive you in any ivay, not did 1 make a promise which I could not ful- fil. Honing for better service now, in the coming year. 1 remain yours truly STANLEY MACHAN W1101111101=0, aniumemmasomeireeemillnliffilliN To the Electors of Grey Township Ladies and Gentlemen To all those who supported me at the polls Monday and to those who worked on my behalf 1 exend my sincere thanks. 1 as- sure you that as depute -reeve I will work for the best interests of Grey township. Wishing you the Compliments of the Season-, Yours sincerely CLIFFORD ROWLAND To the Electors of Grey Township - My sincere thanks for the support ac. corded me in the election on 'Monday, Dec, 8th. 1 will as councillor endeavour to be worthy of the confidence displayed in elect- ing me. • Wishing you the Compliments of the Season Yours sincerely PERCY WARD To theEl f G T Electors o fey Township ap At this time 1 wish to thank all thosg,' who supported me for councillor at t1,1 election held on Monday, Dec. 8th.twill tri and fulfil the confidence you have place" in me and will do my best to serve yeti as have done in the past. Wishing' you the Compliments of the Seaabtt,., BERT JOHNSTON Y� ours Sincerely• ,