The Brussels Post, 1948-9-22, Page 1FOS f PUBLIS}UNG HOUSE
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October 1st
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Wednesday, September 22nd, 1:348
Brussels Wins Third
Straight Game
'Brussel:, Lilies need city one
more victory hi int
Cl.fford Imp•°rlira from the \V.OAA.
,m) tiunl'
im. Ino` 1 .`j t; too,: their thtrl
straight game i1: th , 1,' ,t of ;even .
aeries when ih"v defeated Clifford
13-7 of Victoria park here on Tues -
;day night.
The visitors getaeil a 3-0 score
�ln the first inning, but the Brussels 1
girls soon tonic the 1eui, when the 1
Clifford p11eh•`r walked four in a rens, I
• rad kept it fo" the rest of the game
I1'be Lnportal pn' is their 'egulir
I pitcher and from there on the game
Fall Fair.
Sept. :.0. O:.t.
The lireeters or lilt fall Fair wish
reeled an r' h"tc' n'e ill flu• 1Ldurrr
sections that et•'^r entry tiuiat have
an entry tag atte ." -'1 to 1'. l:rcrl
r•xhibltor must list in an entry
form till artiel', r•nrerr •1 fnr corn
Petition. Th .se entry tar, and
entry forms may be obtained fin)))
the secretary, tary, Rev. G. r,. 3111ne.
All indoor rin\•btts will be jndgrd
durine the ai,erpnnn If Sent. 30. and
must, therefore, be placed in their
Proper sections not later than 12 -
o'clock - an l.hot day All tv-'-
stnek and outd.n• exhibits nnist be
entered not lat'r than 12-o'clnc1: on
was a goal ore w'(n both teams I (let. I.
ell ria'. ,•.t • ell]
111` lord' 1, Il ittet hi, foe he i,lute
!Beer N. i- r';. !1. A• (hnipl ii. c..
end A. ;\ otic"'on. p., S. Siete-neon c.
If llru--`7114 girls •,fay he. lu -'1p"
softball tilt ova •r 111. y 1)1ly d last
lime in rliffn'•d when they se0i'ed
, 5 home runs the cop will be th,"rs,
e 'Don't rail to 0e tit?n. to 11'',ij ort
t, \'roll' fr•i 01.
Square dance eolnpetitinila tare
been revived fine\ are pror'n'c noputr
at ihr, Fall' Snhstantiat prizes
h,. 1. ,• ntf`'. •d
The Untied Church
The P^arra»teut of Infant Baptism
was administered at the morning
worship in the United Chrnclt, The
following children 'were presented
by their parents, Ronald Virifliam
Dunsford, eon of Mr, and 'Mrs. Will.
]ani 1'. Dunsford of Louden Ross
Allan TTennirntwtay, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Carl T2»mingway; Irma Eliza-
beth Bernard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Bernard; Mary Lorene
Watson, Ilan alter of Mr. and Mn.s
Carson Watson; and Robert Leonard
Tyerntan, son of t1r. and Mrs. Nem
Tyerman.
The morning sermon was on "Tho
Authority of Jesus," The choir
sang an appropriate number. 1n
the evening Mr. Wilson spoke of the
meaning of the Old Testament
account of the Floor.
NOTICE
Irene Pease will be closed for
holidays from Friday morning,
September 34th till Monday,
October 4th.
Blessed are they that keep Hie
comntandnlents and that seek
Hint with the whole heart.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. Q. A. Milne, M.A.
Sunday School assembles
at 10,45 a. m.
11 a, rat. Rally Lay Servt`.3.
Theme "The Good Shepherd'
Presentation of Diplomas.
Sacrament of Baptism.
7 p, m. Divine Service.
Services 0u Standard Time.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Chortmaster.
TheEnited C?. urch
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Ml's. fan Wllbee
11 Morning Worshlte
BAs A
Man Thdnketit."
Senior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class,
7 p. m. Evening Pnaise
"Standing PP To Life."
Meauber& of the Lions Club
Especially Invti'ted to this
Service.
�'eryone parially Welcome,
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Church of England
Parish of Brume?*
Flee. J. 11. Kerr, Brussels
18th Sunday Atter 'i'rt.iity
September 20th, 10'13
St. Georges Church, Watton. --
9.15 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
Bt. David's Church, Henfrn—
10.15 a. m, Sunday School
11.16 a. m. Morning Prayer
St. John's Church, Brunets --
2 p, m, Sunday School
8 p, m, Evening Prayer'
5c BINGO Se
In the Brussels Legion Hall
SATURDAY, 25th
from 9 to 12.
Good Prizes
Everybody Welcome
Under auspices of the
Brussels Branch of the Canadian
Legion.
PEOPLE WF KNOW
Two former well-known residents
Paid a brief visit to our town this
Mrs. Jas. Name and Mrs, Allen
Cameron are sisters of the deceased.
week in the persons of Alex Rose of Mrs. Clara Omstetd spent the
Ottawa and Rola W. Ross of
latter part of last weak at the ]tome
of her brother. Alrm Hunter, Sea-
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ea•R'!7 AT31Plr
A. R. Cameron, lOte con, is 11
patient in the K. & W. HosP1T.al,
Kitchener.
Mrs. H. A. Keys and sister 'tire
Meyer, spent several days last week
visiting their brother Jas. and Mrs.
Fulton, Mitchell.
Quite a number from this district
attended the Wester't hair 1t Contin
last week.
Wes. and Mrs, Mclliachern were
wPelt end guests of Pet':r and Mrs.
Baker.
Word was received here of the
dente of n former resident in the
Person of George Campbell, Clinton.
Toronto. They were accompanie
by Mrs. Garry Wilson and Mrs.
Bishop also of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McCall attend
ed the anniversary services in
Walton last Sunday.
forth.
Th' male quartette of Knox Pres-
byterian Church furnished special
music at Bethosda Church on Sunday
evening, Sept 10, accanlpanied' by
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mantling spent
Mrs. T. D. Mt e They also sang
the week end at Kitchener and New at the regr,lar ntn.a ug sort'+• hire
Hamburg. I Sunday night will ',a the nonchld
Mr. and Mrs. Trio. Rowland attend-' Ing Sunday for 131 I D. MacIver as
ed the Embro Fall Fair oe Monday I
minister het e. The=rrtirP, nu
rnntp„tit1 11 to i1
afternoon of Oct.
that one team, If nor several, from
the Brn.sesis district will talte pari I Milne preaeheel nn the uL,re t
'Ti t fu.
Brussels Ten nave
Garbage Coit riot:
1
start 6 ere t ,e r Lucilia» in 111'• a ..i
everyone in Rrus,r•11 with Ili t
,t..,• 1 too:. 1• t-: t Lt. `•.,n
1 tt .1 1 ,1. '.k a !
healthy ' n natio 1 1t is it:e ( t. u•v
/1 1,1,0,- 01 tit), v I. of ,para n\r.
ation that drew'. !t e• -1113 oil ,
\C:0, 1, „• - , • I+ .tem:• fn,l
i'' it n'- !lox, it r Post.
OPI'1' 1A.RY
Mrs. John ' 1INnhb
n „ I I,„ .. r%v.,-
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ship nn Stutrl t, 7nur»nl. : ':'Pt
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Grey Township, Mary \i ,^•'sir
r 1 .1.1 n Sir•' .11 1e- hr ,i �'•
1"I seri. rh yen:r--+
:touch
the lair Tame McNutt. and
McTaggart, 15th rm -oiu.t
•r;. p rye r.{,rn -v. ts(11.
nr,i"1 ;dr Ai ':,',h .net hal
r•, al,inr1 l -ll' .0 the i^',1, r•'ltlrt.. ,,11
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BRUSSELS, O% 'i P '`
I Name Wingham Cleric
l're:ab, tery ? rlodei atcm
Rev. A. Nimmo, Win+'.u,tni.
t 1.�. l hn• to 1ii'
'tel:. tnetttng of Minor-3Taitt:tut
e, 1. 1• r c i:t ('ranbrook,
wits i 3 1 all from the
10. ` church. A'menti fr•t•, to l: 1
' 1 r ' 1 I MacTver. Cranbrook, was rote -.:t
M: tS and sustained. The Pr, lit ere =-
firer , et Gu. -i„nat, t r 1 I;.t _0
RL^ Smith, arrant Kinlnr ;eel 1: 1
,r,i Mr, Smith ,v111 assume dot, '
Qetober with the Troth t ,T'1z
Church in Ohio. Rev. G. A. Mete...
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s hn i'r'-b t • t: c•t,rrtlr. ('r'nt i iltn 03't,nt..1
Melville Chur,h
,,,. ), ` 1 !; :r'iln is •,err ndr•1 mn1 r,rnr .f tL•e ehar,:,� of (t^3ts•
At the mnrni'n" -' i"'ie- - 1". a�nla' n
Rev. Mr. Milne preached on ihr. ^rel t 10'1.1 ,1 wh r••:,. s , 1 h :.'1 brook and Pthei Rev H ?e•
who knew her, Ii 1i tl i T 1 irnoty; tc a-
ubjort 'God nn4 t1" inilrrlrr,l'
t d th 1 nP^d it r The fnnernl, a i'r'e was .,•?, 111.01'.111-.0 “1• sips• rat the 11t1 c
s mase n or,
v,•n r'lV -n.
(lhristinn whop -Teti who spentt frt,ut nett t tt t ,r 1 7 n *1y aO'' ,, r,n•h 1.761"( 1 it anti K',ilouti1.
r
t, . h l'0 „ Ree- W Sin pied. ,
personal c'vp 1 -r re M14 Mary
t Pt \T TV, l' e bites of the. Visesl Aids 4e- 'T'
Lan 3tr^arlanr t , h P" t
i t a agnate lour' theth r? to :^- 1`rn '• ;.. in 1i n ,ilton dueler thesales-
•t i,,r?tot's\\ ('ort :in7, Grey Pr n rd •,-, t .. ?t i- 1 �'1ri.l}-
At the Pr 1
1'41 d,it'i i 1 1117• an em r+,
thrombi* 1 Am', o t ti and 't'• 'b t'1'ter� 'tire. mo -r Rr' .T. Honevn,e 1 n = :etA
1, it js nnl'rtl
and Mrs. Rowland received two first
prizes in crochet work.
Mrs. B. Wlr,ttard has returned
home after visiting in 9•t. Catharines
and Brampton.
Mrs. A. Baeker is visiting with her
daughter Mrs, Douglas Warwick to
Owen 50011d.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunsford and
children Carl and Ronald of T.ondon
also Mr. and Mrs. Dunsford Sr. of
Exeter were week end visitors witk
Mrs. Alfred Baeker. •
Mr. and Mrs, D. Warwick of Owen
Sound °pont the week end with
relatives here.
AUCTION SAL. E
At Lot 27,,lion. 14, M"T1I11op. In
Tillage of Waltcn, or Saturday, Sept.
1 25, at 1 o'clock.
i CATTLE+\ -1. Ayrshire cow, 7 years
old, line in Nov ; 1 Ayrshire cow 6
years,- due in N)1,7 1 Ayrshire cow,
4 years, dao in Nov.; 2 Ayrshire
cows, 4 ;'e:n's old, fresh; 1 Ayrshire
cow, 3 ycnrs. fresh; 1 steers' arc! 2
,heifers (1100 to 711e lbs. Durham); 8 jI
'Durham spring calves; 3 cnit'es 4 6
weeks old.
21 pigs a'i11' 141 lbs 3 reentered
Sows 21.3 mantles old, , e
300 pullets,
Mnesoyt arils binder 6 ft. out;
Deering nuiaef' 5 ft. out; cultivator;
M-13 seed drill, Maxwell hay loader,
dump rake, •i•sec,an) harrows; Bain
Iwagon of rubber; hay rack; land
roller; turnip seeder. grindstons,
wheel barrow; 2,000.1h, scale; roof
IMilner; :grain grinder; 1500 ha.t
mixed grain. Qtlatility of mangoids,
Range shelters, chicken feeders,,
water fountains. Baled shavings.
Extension ladder,
Barred sprayer, 3 gallon hand
sprayer.
Quantity of oyster shell and some
lumber.
13 gallons paint paint sprayer.
Do»b10 lime ss doulttetrees,
chains, forks, shock, tools and
numer0nts other articles
I50 lb. genie. Acme Qiiehen it(atar
(with oven 4e resaroirl, Kitchen
table.
Tories of salt- cash,
' HAROLD F$Al'1C10. Proprietor, '
Harold Jaeklc.t :Ltteitl ,beer.
Harvey Johnston, Clerk
In this competiliree 'ellen there
will he the baby contest ;';poll='n•'•d
by the Majestic Women's institute
and financed by the Linna' Club
r, rugements o ere helm mode- tis
1'; r displays of farm itnplentrnre
al 1 hnnsehnlrl feu'ni'nrr. Requests
Ter concessions for r •Tr" •'Il l' 0t
1' ell:, would in'Iic1', that noon`
regi; faint from hnneer et the Fair.
Long-distance iatllalrles regarding
the midway would point, to loads of
fun for young and old alike.
The pavilion will be open to the
public on Ole evening of S?p t, 3n
and a programme of fl1rn' ".ill to
-
presented.
The local Spent leader ten' rr•,mis
ed a big entry in the handcraft
section.
The purpose of the Fair -is to
stimulate intereee in rural life ani
encourage the raising o:' the very
best in farm product'. To achieve
its purpose the Fair must have the
wholehearted support of everynee
in the community
The directors solicit the he 1p of
the public in malrin the 1940 Fair,
rrt lust, anothsr Pair. but a record
Fair.
Snnd.cy will be 11a'1 'nt Standard
ime, Sunil]' Schoto at 10 a.m. :end
preaching terti',e et 11 a.m. •
NOTICE—
Cambrid;e Clothes represent-
ative will be at the Arcade Store
on Wednesday morning, Sept.
29th with made -to -measure suits.
Mahquerade Dance
To be held on Oct. 28 in Brussels
Town Hall, sponsored by Ladies'
Auxilary to the Canadian Legion.
Ken Wilbee's Orchehtra. Prizes.
Admission 7Sc including lunch.
Watch your paper for further
particulars.
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWFL
Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.
' Sept, 22-23-24-25
Bing Crosby,
Barry Fitzgerald
Directors On Duty
At The Fail Fair '
Heavy Horses,—John Yndll, Joir1
Bryans, Bert Hemingway, Jiro
Turnbull.
Light Horses—John Bowman, Bert
,Tohnetton, Wm. Spell,.
Pure -Bred Cattle --Seek Wheeler.
Tames Armstrong, Geo. Menzies,
Harvey Johnston.
Dairy Cattle Wilfree Shoetretd,
Chester Rintoul, Roy Hall.
Swine—Russell Knight, Norman,
Bonver, Wilbur Turnbull,
Sheep—Wm. Tir'nhull, .Hot Michie, i
°tin: Smith.
Grain—Geo. Mantles. Wm. Smith.
Ivan McArter.
Poultry --`Carl TTemtnwsv, Art Syn-
ott, Orval Harrison.
Roots, etc..—John Bowman. Harold
Spear, Wesley Tierr,
Fruit—Li0yd 001i'e:sr, R. J. Mr.
Lanchlin, Sam Sweonee.
Police—.Tacit Work. 1). =3 McTavish,
W. H. King, Wm Perrie,
Children's Sports—Ken Ashton.
Ross Lawless,. las, Arm+:troue%
School Competiti:ns-digin, Ashton,
G. Willis, Miss d'sis? Little. D.
Dunbar, Mrs. Lyle Gordon.
Entertainment --,T. Wheeler, 1V.
Short -reed, T-. \Vhec er, W, H. lithe.
Racing Comm'ttl'e 'P. I, elcOrev le,
R, , MrLaucliho. Geo Call'raith,
teased are the Prir in hear
they shall :a,• rod' and arlt'.ined 111-
pr+vmtsPs made to nog, w•hr: n
the enndilicuts involved nth:'
tn'le Mr. Gerald Gibson rendered
the solo 'Nino'y 'rad Nin P'.
Daae Caulfield in I i 'Alex Anderson
"`Welcome St: anger"
Toth—Campbell
Tho bran° of Mn.9nd Mist G"•', .1
Carnpliell. RR. 1, Erre) dee •'•'t. ,l
with late summer flnwers was the
setting Saturday afttrnnon of the
marriage of their (linear, r Man•aar''
Tete,,, f'tlil'tn.•1 t .Toho .Tent„, 1'n11t
:on of Mr. and Mrs. Pint Troll of
Yrnmg. Sank. Rev, Tin eh \1'llsrtt
nfflriated at ''he ceremony at 2:00
Thp bride :iron in marriage by
her father• r:a" _r'.rn:''1 in `.ilii,.
re- yen sheer w'th sue t heart neck-
line outlined with sc'Plins and
metallic embn,itle y -1 i„•• Q rnntt,°
bend icp•- midriff. softly 9a e i ,1c''1.
fall ,lercn: ,:rd ,''It
wreath of orange bins ams held her
flnec r tip 'CPU of ra' n 1 1113,
she carried a bognet of red gladioli,
her only ernsment a strias of pearls
a gift of the Broom,
Miss Floreeee Campbell was her
sister's bridesmaid. she was gowned
in blue taffeta with a 11.31110011 of
blue flowers, she carried a nose fray
of white and 11'0;c tots"r. Cdr.
Harold Gond Ica= groomsman.
The bride's mrrhrr was dressed
it a blue dress and wore a corsage
of asters.
A buffet lunch
about 4n guests
wa; ?ervri\ in
by Mi•s .Tames
Pestell• Miss (1, nr.r.:i Th111bar.
Bnnnln (tndd"n, Ruby Jonas and
Pauline Machan.
Cm-s's were present from To'onte,
riodrrtrh Wrneeter, Listowel, At -
Sat. Mat. 2:30—serial, shorts II Fair Special
Baby Show
A baby show will he jointly spon-
sored by the Majestic. Institute and
the Brussels Lions Club. Prtzee
and (leases as follows:
'Up to 6 months--lst 04,00; 2nd
$3.00; 3rd $2.00; 4th $1.00.
6 menthe to 1 year—let $4.00; 201]
03,00; 3rd $2.00; 4th $1.00.
$5.00 for the gest baby In the show.
A special token will he given °nob
baby not 1n cash awards.
Please have entries in to Majestic
Secretary, Mrs. John Spell- by Sep'
temiber 251.71.
CARD OF APPRECIATION
Mrs. Gordon Spetran wishes to
take this opportunity. of thanking
those who rerttembered her, with
cards, flowers, treats and gifts, while
n patient In the Iiistowei Menlorlal
Hospital. Aleo Drs. and Nurses
and the staff ,tf the hospital for their I
kind attention.
Mon. Tues. Sept. 27-28
"The Trouble with Women"
with
Teresa Wright Ray Milland
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER $130.00
Mon. Attend. card night
Wed. Thur. Sept., 20.30
Van Johnlaton June Allyson
in "HIGH BARBAREE”
(Ir�arats ,,.
Fri. Sat. October 1.2
"Summer Holiday"
In Technicolor
with Mickey Rooney—a Gay
family comedy all will enjoy
CKNX Every Mon. to Fri.
at 6:00 P.M.
•r.• • Mrs I,i,.r Y 17.1 1t 1T":.,n.• t,: .,l ;t rat. Teeth
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'r❑,. 11111•' Tarn., 1,7:10r,
Toni '=Irnmint. (? lc., : .!"-d p. C.S. Notes
Rarkwell. rH lnnl Celt Tr.'
.Tam's and Tnlm. rarer t.'-,'. L r
Tln' p^llh•arore n• r T(1:, -4e1
I'ni-'ht. Gori\ '1 T(:ni•rh. T:- T.. T:(7'"'
?, it T1uno:,t nn. 110,10 •r C:rnph"n
rad (lore. Mao,)
Tete floral 'e-1 ertt+"s woe, ,•mined 1,3
Rn s Cameron. 'iotas Truett'. r.
Pas,. Knight..Tinnie len' tilt Ar:h'•'
Smith and Stuart Evans.
interment r e•- .1r
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NOTIr:F. TO COt.1 RACTORS
Tender, will he ret.rir -.t by the
Town -hip of `'Orris to 04,00 and
•.'r ,otn•'mrttrlr 'leo roots of the
tassel Drain and 120 rads of the
M; rattghey Dr a Ti Tenders to h,f
in 1`e- .1 P.??.. ' lar Or • , , 111,
Gee ete ITC. t ;Pik
COURT OF REVISION
r, Illi n1' f , 1:t 1 of b., 1',4'•
Ass•etnenf loll ter Morris Township
will be held on Monday October 4th
at 2 P.M. All the appeals must Le
in the hands of the Clerlt prior to
this date,
GDO. MARTIN, Cleric
'Heir'1:-. i:eptembor le tie.,.
iett t nr. of B.C.S. elected tooth
i" Pleat r,mn'il for the year lee,
Tete rainy=
ta",1 remold MacPanaid
Vice -President --Frances Dennis
c••,•rr•lary mr• :t c.-\Targsrrt rardift
Prtnist Teeneeth
9 rant Pianist --Maris Oliver
fnr• rl rnnve:r?r--Doreen Long
Lnnoh Convenor •]Dan Ste. Maris
Literary Convenor —Ts ihelle Spat.
Feetnr---.Tito A rmstrong
Girls' Sports Director -- Vivi,' An-
derson
P,nys' Sports Director—Toho Wilson
Tag Day For Blmd
T!tls Pontri.l; . Si pt. _ W•11 be
Tae nay in 11 t ht aim of ibo
blind. Tt 1 twit•: epou0nrce by tet'
Inca] Lions Cleb. Give generously
in nil of this wo••thy cause.
R.C.A. Band Here
The ltd ih,('..4. 11, 1111. of \\'inthain.
gave a concert at victoria Park at
8:15 on Tuesday night. Pes:+ib1Y
because of the cold there was not e,
arge addieucc t t enjoy the splendid
wool, Brussels and Ethel. mustic.
amoliskeemuserergareSVMemeterveavor
137•.• Scout Cehibit
A.r:d Booth
r r ,ti n o.;, fnr re tiriT
I'll will
1 1'.•,' ef ]ural 01y 70.7911
Trmpe. They will 'tar,. an diary/icy'
in the padaee. 4.1 articles which the
boys have made. Tittre are 13 hero-
enrolled
eroenrolled In tet" Brussels troupe w'il:'):
Gerald Gibson as Scant Master. Kett.
('riemnn is new ascletan1 Scoot
Master, These- young men dece•rve.
a great deal of credit for their inter-
est in The 11,17? and they should.
receive all possible aso,ittance.,. ;,.-
i,11 c.s appreciation, fr m1 -parentis
and all those interested in the
welfare of our childr:-n. The nor -
Scouts will also have a booth on title
fair grounds 0u•\ we urge all comelree
to the " fair to give them Meer
patronage. —^
BORN
1`TI)11E' `---To \1e-. and Mrs. Charges
Storey in Biuit"1s on S>ptara3;vtw
14th—a eon, Dental Charles.
E `' PLOY S ''nd EMPLr S
New contribution rates for
Line yment : usur ace
Are effective October 4, 1948
The new contribution rates are:—
Class Class of Employed Persons
0 While earning less than 90 cents a day or
while under 16 years of age ..."-,-•.,.-,.-••-,-
(*Paid on his behalf by the employer)
• 1 Earnings in a week: $ 5.40 to $ 7.49............,
2 Earnings in a week': $ 7.50 to $ 9.59..,.---
3 Earnings in a week: $ 9,60 to $11.99 ......
4 Earnings in a week: $12.00 to $14.99,. .•
5 Earnings in a week: $15.00 to -
6 Earnings in a week: $20.00 to $25.99 .„.-,.••,.-
7 Earnings in a week: $26.00 to $33.99».--
8 Earnings in a week; $34.00 or moret .....
tWeekly and monthly rated employees earning $3,120.00 or more a year are not insured.
On and after SeP'tember 20, 1948, new denominations of
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE STAMPS
will be on sale at POST OFFICES.
Surplus stamps of old denominations may be exchanged at Post Oakes
any time prior to October 31, 1948.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 4, 1948, INCREASED BENEFITS ARE
PAYABLE TO CLAIMANTS WITH DEPENDENTS.
THERE ARE OTHER C ANGE S AFFE E ING BOTH EMPLOYEES
ANDFor full particulars, apply to the nearest office of
TUE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION
TALLONE. 1' G. BISSON C. A. L. MURCH11l�f
J. i
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Chief ommssioner Commissioner
t0'eanitmi,ssion,rx
WEEKLY RATE
Employer Employee
Cents Cents
9 *9
18
24
24
24
24
30
36
42
Value of
Weekly
Stam
Cents
18
12 30
15
18
21
24
30
36
42
42
45
48
60
72
84