The Brussels Post, 1952-5-7, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
MUST BE RENEWED
BOOKS_ ....
EMPLOYERS I—Please send all unemployment
insurance books for 1951-52 and previous years
immediately to the National Employment Office
with which you deal, unless renewal arrangements
have already been made. They must he exchanged
for new books.
Before sending in your 1951-52 insurance books,
make note of the date to which stamps are affixed, so
as to avoid duplication in the new books.
Renewal of books is important to you, to your
employees and to the Commission, Please Act
Promptly.
TO THE INSURED WORKERI—Have you =insurance book in
your poselwsiou? I! so, please take oc send it to the nearest
National Employment Office for renewal immediately. If
you send your book, enclose your present address so that
your new book may be sent to you promptly.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
COMMISSION
C. A. L. MURCHISON J. O. BISON
CommhJonr CW.f Cemmi"tor.er
R. J. TALLON
Comm'n7amr
CRANBROOK •
Mother's Day will be observed lit
linox Presbyterian Church on San.
day, May 11th. Sunday Sahewl will
be held at 10 a. m. and •regular ser'
vice of warship at 1.1 a, In.
Rev. W. M. ILyuduran attended the
! meeting of Synod held in Sarnia
lest week. ,
1 Mrs. '.'. M. T3yndnlan was the
I guest speaker at South ISinioss
, Presbyterian Churob on Saturday
At Mission Band Bally.
Mr. Herbert Jesehke, Fraser, Mich,
I spent a few days with Mr. Paul
Jeschke last week,
The seventh and final meeting
of the Canhrook Cook Nook was
Ihead at the home of Mrs. Mac Intosh
I
on Saturday, May Ord. The first
part of the meeting opened with
ilre theme song, minutes and roll
call. A11 members were present.
"Vegetables Around the Year" was
the main topic. Some time was
spent on storage. Plans for our
demonttrartian which will be on
vegetable plates. This demonstrat-
ion is being held on Tueday night at
the Institute meeting. On.r leader
gave us am h -me aaetgnemenit and
the meeting closed with singing.
"God Save the Queen."
The Ladies' Aid met at the hone
of Mrs. Stuart McNair on the eve
ing of April 29,th. The president,
Mrs. M. J. Engel. opened the meet
tug with a short reading on gardens
tollo�w&1 by hymn 65.. The Scrip -
hire reading Matt, 21.verses 14 to
23. was read by Mra. Stuart Evans
FOR SALE —
New Cockahutt Cultivators, Heavy
Duty Wagons and other New Cock -
shaft Implements, also used Allis-
Chelmer Tractor, at Bargain Price.
John Bunzstead & Son,
Phone Wingham 455.
FREDERICK. P. HOMUTH
Pim. B., R. G.
Mrs. Ii. Vols lona tib I L O.
Carol E. Homans R. O.
Phone 118 Harristose, Ont.
n
cal 4,3'614,40
OPPORTUNITIES EXIST
FOR COMMISSIONED RANKS
There's a service
career for women ...
Limited numbers of women are being accepted now in the regular service
of the expanding Royal Canadian Air Force. in the R.C.A.F„ there are
many jobs especially suited to the ability of women —jobs from which
women can release men for other duties, or give valuable assistance.
Women may be accepted for enrolment in any of the following trades:
FIGHTER CONTROL OPERATORS • COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS ••
CLERK -ACCOUNTANTS • MEDICAL ASSISTANTS • RADAR
TECHNICIANS • ARMAMENT TECHNICIANS • METEOROLOGICAL
OBSERVERS • SUPPLY TECHNICIANS • DENTAL ASSISTANTS •
SAFETY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS
The women who are accepted into the R.C.A.F., receive the same pay,
rank and trade groupings as for airmen. To qualify, you must be. single
be between 18 and 29 ... and have Grade 10 education or the. equivalent.
Veterans up to 40 years of age are eligible.
See the Career Counselior at your Nearest R.C.A.F. Recruiting Unit:»
OR WRITE TO:
DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL MANNING
RCAF HEADQUARTERS, OTTAWA, ONTARIO
SERVE IN DEFENCE OF FREEDOM Willi THE
1 4ad:to
r Force
CAF -74 -WS
Alla Mae A. J. Forrest Load the
meditation. Mrs, Carla Cameron
led In prayer. The minutes of the
meeting were read and approved 0n
motions of Mals, S. MoNair and
alis A. 3. Forrest. ^^^ Carried. tiller,
en members answered the roll call
and seven new members were
added. Collection amounamountedto $2.80
with 70c fees. Several items of a
bus1i eess were brought,,try and lbs- ,
missed. I1 was moved by ales.
Maurice Cameron and seconded by
airs. Fred Smalldom that an electric.
tan be c'on'tacted to see about wiring
two heavy duty het plates. Carried. 3
11 was moved by Mrs. Allan Cam-
eron and seconded hY Mies Forrest
that we lsuv two dozen tea towels,
tnateriala for .table cloths, two palls
and a dipper. — Carried. The rarest- i
ion of having a (Garden Party was
discu8Rad and it was moved by Mrs.
Alban Camiernn and seconded by
Mrs. Earl Dunn.. that we have one.
C,arrlea. tune 10 was chosen as
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
Puck Dogs,
Dogulas Machan Phone.58r10
FOR SALE—
Princess
ALE --
Princess Pat Stove, satiable far
unnmer kttohen,
Andrew Turnbull
Phone Zara.
POR SALE
10 chunks'of pigs and -one bog,
1 H, P. gas engine; pair of 80 1
1/a" tires, tube and wheels,
M. A. 'Fraser Phone 17}+1.9,
the date Cvmmitttse:t were an-
entna,"d to lnnlr nits, .tables. pro
mamas. booth. and etc.
Mrs. Allan Oauteron invited the
members to her home for the neat
meeting with Mrs. Murray Buether.
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler. Mrs, Stuart t
McNair and Mrs. Glen Huethei, on
the lunch committee.
Pt was also decided to clean the;
rhurdh before Anniversary.
It was moved by Mrs. Maurice
Cameron and seconded by Mrs. Elarl
Dunn that eaclt person taking cars
to Blyth he paid on dollar. Carried.
The meeting closed by singing
hymn 571 and repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison
Lunch was. served by the hostess
and the lunch committee.
The Young Women's Auxiliary
heli its blaster meeting on Thursday,
evening, April 2.4th, with a good
representation from Union United
Church :Missionary Society and the
Senior W. M. S. of Cranbrook. The
president, Mrs. Earl Dunn was in
the chair and opened the meeting
with the singing of hymn 220. The
Scripture reading was taken from
Matt. 20. verses 0 - 20 and was
read by Mrs. Murray Huether. Mrs.
Ilari Dunn led in prayer. after which
all repeated the Lord's Prayer. The
rail- call was answered by 13 mem.-
hers. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted on
nsotdon nt Mrs. Stuart McNair and
seconded by Mrs. Murray Roether.
The offering was then received. Miss
Margaret Perris accompanied by
Mrs. W. M. FTyndman sang a solo•
"The Beautiful Garden of Prayer".
Mr,. Rvndnnan gave a very timely
address based on the verse, "Le, 1
Wan with you always, even unto the
end of the world," The meeting
e1"sad by singing hymn 577, follow•
ed by the Mlznah Benediction. A
social hour fnllnvred in the base-
ment.
D. P. SAVAGE MANAGES
LISTOWEL THEATRE
Mr, D. P. Savage of Listowel, who
was formerly manager of the
Maitland Spinning Mills. assumed
the position of manager of the
Capital Theatre. Listowel„ last week.
He succeeded the former Peggy
F'ranets, who has been manager
far the past fire years. Mr. Savage
is well qua.iified for his new posit-
ion as was alt ane time actively con-
nected with (ihan•taurlua shows
with whirtb he travelled ectensly,
e1y.
THE VOICE DF TEMPERANCE •—
'Che drinking 'habit is getting a
terr1.Otc hold on the people of North
America. Multitudes of men and on:.
men
1 -
men are becoming heavy drinkers.
Tite New York Tttnes.reports 700,000
Mamie alcoholics in New Yolk
state or almost one person in every
twelve of the papuation, The Timea.
prescription for this evil is to treat
the alroholirs >as Rick men. Well and
gnarl but aha effective way 10
rnrb ar. Illness la to wipe out Its
ennan. Yellow fever could Haver
have hien hrnngtdr -ander ran.trai
mnrnit' by ;renting Its victims at
attar men. it is not ern lab for t1K+
nntnrin rorermment in hnsnit•nllaa
lac nriveneod rianbOlir. as a1' men
tnb,,t to it doing 46 nrevnrt Theis
rni,.l,1n" th" dtan.nne? 14ertetn1V It 18
TT.",•1++,T lr +'hr. wrnnr• direction whmi
tf innren.o6e t111. vivito. of ittTnef
n,+t.l 1n ;din mean aim.' mere and
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64 n ._ T.r hnnn,ntn.a rho 'hnht
t. •.. .,..1 1,•,a.eT.- rle,tma nt mirror
.Astra.
FOR SALE —
A bunch of Pigs, ready to wean,
and a bunch. weaned two weeks, also
some potatoes, also a man's, bicycle.
L, Querengesser Phone 83r14.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE —
Tn Brussels, comfortable house
with water worlcn, hen house and
garage and a good garden.
Mary Lamonit,
LAND FOR RENT —
Attractive number of acres, some
plowed and some to be Plowed.
Apply to Geo, E. Pollard,
Phone 56r13.
FOR SALE —
Modern Red Brick House, new
modern bathroom, hot and cold
water, 'ideal location.
Phone 11 Brussels, Ont.
tVednesday, Miley Mr 195
Don't waste labour , . , Ufe Sturgeons
High Quality point for lasting
satisfaction.
FOR SALE —
Gement gravel, f111 or sand, de-
livered promptly. 1
Phone Arthur Ruttan 44r6 Brussels
WANTED—
Dead and disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt pick-up. Call
Percy Stephenson, Ethel:. Phone
Brussels 85r12, Collect.
FOR SALE —
Milking Machines, New and Used,
(various makes) Lovel H. McGuire,
Wingham, Phone 593W, Surge
Dealer (inquiries invited).
FOR SALE —
There are Bray pullets for im-
mediate .shipment 3 - 4 weeks --
cockerels in 1 invited quantities.
dayold, started, Dayold chicks t
order. We've full information, —
agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel,
FARM FOR SALE —
100 acoes light clay loam well
drained, near school and store.
Brick hoose. attached garage, hydro
bath room, bank barn, pig pen,
chicken 'house, drive shed. Situated
3 miles east of Brussels, on road
being paved. Immediate possession.
Apply to Box 50. Brussels Posit.
FOR SALE —
A. six room, two storey cottage
roof house, about 24' x. 30', with
hath, an asphalt clad kitchen
about 20' x 11', furnace, hard and
soft water, hydro, also veneer brick
beam about 26' x 40', steel roof
garage and small hen house. Being
Part Lot 0 on Tarnberry street,
Village of Bnussels, well insulated
and on a high building sight. James
Mriadzean, Box 1. Brussels, Ont.
POULTRY PRODUCERS
TURN DOWN PLAN
The results of voting on proposed
poultry marketding scheme, as re
leased by the Farm Products Mark
acing Board, and the Ontario Mtn
later of Agniculture, 001. T. L
TCennedy, showed a Lack of interest
OM the part of farmers and poultn)
producers.
This scheme world not have been
considered unless a minimum of 31
(400 voter vatted their aptanlons.
Title was nrevdnueiv agreed upon Tr?
.the renresemtattves of the 'Ontarin
Potitry Prod -Inters. and the Mln
toter. tinder the rultnis governifa
atoll vote's. at least Self of P. -le
eligible voters must, vole. end et
'heats vetin•a two thirds moot vote
"Yes."
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BUSINESS (CARDS
C. A. Myers,M. D. L. M. C. L.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOIR
W2Il1am St, Phone 4. . Ont.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
. Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
!II '(Ips 45 — Brussels. Osit.
•a
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Exatrined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth hiatus Shat.
HOURS: 9 - tb, Wed. 9.12.30., Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 Pau,
"t
'Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brussels
—
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick SL, WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by Appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Exclusiyely
J. A. Mcnagahan, R. 0. Opknmtcrtrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Gusset
Office in Listowel Clinic Btnid'mg
Mote's: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m,
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:16.
Other evenin?a by appo ntment Phone 534.
Ts?. A, 'Kann & Ca.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE 5F.RVlC
Licensed Funeral Dirrector, and Enabahnet
PHONE 36 or 85 -- — RRU38ELt CHT,
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
9.utormobile and Fire Inslmaace
Accicteret and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life lnsue•ance. Lo
Phone Office se — Brasses, CJat..
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM And BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSIJts
T'aoet£'ty and Saturday a:il day — Offid open every,, day.
room 20z Successor to IE D. Bell
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Hasson County)
"-"t ir#3FACI1ON GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONAILLZ
eor Engagements Phone 31 `The Brussels rost» Midi dew
Ear iwformstiors etc., write et phone Lew. Rowlmil
will he bolted after immediately
Or who to R. R. 3 Walborn.
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HUNTING is one of the most popular fall
pastimes, and we in Canada have the finest
hunting grounds in the world. In
the field, however, we should all
remember there's another season
next year, and many more after
that. Observe game laws today
and you'll have plenty of
sport tomorrow,
CARLINq'S