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G
ME BRUSSELS POST
\\'edt1+•s'lay. October ,25th, 1950
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... and it takes time to train a tank crew: each man
must know his job thoroughly; he must be
an alert; skilled member of a fighting team.
The Armoured Corps of the Canadian
Army needs keen young men today . , , men
ready to train for a man-sized
place in one of its tank crews:
• tank drivers, gunner
operators, vehicle mechanics.
Now is the time to report
for training , . , make
Canada strong by
acting now!
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To enlist you must —
1. Be a Canadian citizen or British subject.
2. Be between 17 and 29 years of age.
3. Be single.
4. Meet Army test requirements.
5. Volunteer for service anywhere.
Report right away to:
Wallis House, Charlotte & Rideau S1.., OTTAWA, Ont.
No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bugot 5t., KINGSTON, Ont.
No. 6 Personnel Depot, Chorloy Park, Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont.
No.7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Elizabeth St., LONDON, Ont.
62335•O
Y T" UNE F
A U C T t O N SALE
OF
CABIN TRAILERS
At Central School, North Street, Goderloh, Ontario,
ON
-,,41,4E NOW/
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1950, at 2,00 P. M.
_One Cabin Type Trailer 30 ft. long, regulation width
Two Cabin Type Trailers 18 ft. long, regulation width.
These Trailers are suitable for the use of Contractors, Munlol.
pal Road Repartments or can be used as Cabins.
— TERMS CASH —
Matt Gaynor,
Auctioneer.
N. W. Miller,
Clerk, County of Huron.
Fedi
Fi,INCTIONAL FEEDS ,HELP
PRODUCE HEALTHY, I'ULF.Y
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE MORE EGGS—BETTE:°l'
EGGS. 13Y INCREASING
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
YOU LOWER. COST ,AN),y,,
INCREASE PROFITS. _
Blatchdro
rte (Fill-the-haslcet)
EGG MASH and EGG PELLETS
(Cris Relish Pellets) ,
For Sale by
Ethel Produce
Phone 224.-10
RUM
PLL.)PLE. WE KNOW
Er •
Jim Cardiff, C. N. It., is visiting
his uncle ;line Pearson in Wasso,
Mieh., this week, he was accolnpan-
ield by Harold Keys.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Manning were Mr. and Mrs,
E. L. Mittell of Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Herron, Belle•
vilie were vistors in town last Thurs-
day,
Mr. and Mrs, W. Weppler, Mr,
,Toe Walsh, anti Mrs. Edna Wilkey
of London spent Sunday 'with the
latter's cousins the , Misses Mc.
C1'ncken,
,Tinllny McNeil, son of Mr, and Mrs.
,tas, McNeil, Rrnssels, was injured
when at play in the school yard.
jimmy, who to in grade 2 of the Brus-
sels public school, fell while play-
ing
laying received a severe elft in his leg.
Dr. Stephens was called and had
the bay removed to hospital when
it was found the gash required a
number of stitches. The youngster
was allowed to return home.
The Voice Of -Temperance ---
Ch.untiug 11n,wster was not an al-
rohnlh,, but one day the quit. drinking,
Why Here's what he says. First, the
hangover, which is not the private
pfoprtrty of alcoholics and wiinse
"visitation was as certain its death
and taxes. and ,last as funny:' Second
"i had to admit that drinking, as a
contribution In the my of life, was
for 1111 a bast," Third "it emit a lot
nl money'." Fourth, he found that
"alcohol gave we a lift and then let
go and 1 was tireder and duller than
before." Ile snots it. up "Yes, I Was
•a moderate drinker. I did not crave
drink. Yet liquor was my master. 1
didn't like the idea. of not being my
own toaster,"
inanwoomagwvormormsffizamer
‘`Old at 40,50,00?7
=-- Mangy, You're Crazy
40tt¢lQp019otit age' R`hotttaode aro floppy lit 70.. Try
nndowa 10511000 11'uea 01015 to b6 9 e 1aok 90 lin
wh101, many mon and womon 0011 015, Trs
oat= Tonlo.T161000 for Dot, younger fooling, tilt/
Vary dot' New "eat eenaatntad" 1110 .an1y 600,'
For 6610 at all drug stotte aveune)ttd,
MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
W. M. S. SECTIONAL MEETING
Tit,. tie rtunal Meeting of the
`riot Division was held in the
I'1 ,.Ilrterian 1'hnr 11. Molesworth on
'nor ' Any. Oct. 12th. Mrs. C. Camp-
bell, presided. Airs, Smith anti firs•
lircthewnl of Brussels wr-n• 1n charge
of tie• Scripture and Meditation. Mrs.
Richards. Ethel, led in prayer. Ml's.
Gordon Campbell welcomed the
Mrs. R. Mowbray. Wingham
gave tae minutes and also the Te-
pol't of the Synodical Executive meet -
big. A duet was given by Mrs.
Mitc'heil and Mr's. Davidson. The
treasurer's. re,. ill or, pared by Mrs.
Bell. was ren,! by Mrs G. Reid,
'I'er.stvnt,-r. Miss Forest, Cranbt•ook,
gave the offering prayer. Mrs. Allen
afacAiil y. Ripley. Presbyterial. Pres-
ident, •• n most interesting report
of the Pro -Assembly Congress which
she ottencied in 'Montreal. She told
ni'.11te self•sr.arehing meetings which
were hell awl of the re -awakening
which is honed for Mrs. Rohnrtsnn.
Carne. gave tht• closing prayer.
NORTH HURON SECTIONAL
MEETING HELD AT WROXETER
The North He ',," Corti'nl Cnn-
vontion of the Woolen's Missionary
50rl,ty of the T'iliterl Church, was
held in Wroxeter 1Tnitrd Church on
Friday. Ortnber 12th. The theme or
Ulm convention was "The World For
Christ." and Mrs. 1i'. .T. Moores of
P,,elgrnye, enndurted both morning
and afternoon sesv+lolls. Mrs Tlnle of
T'rr„•r,t,,r, wag organist.
11r., 1Y A Bre"rnft and Mrs. N.
1'nrtr.rttnoil of li'lngbam afternoon
Anxilinry rondartr'd t1,:, morning
wnr:1t111 verv're with hymn. 135,
•'rin'l•r whose glary fills the Sky,"
,n.1. the t*c•rintare from Matt.. Chant.
'0 Mrs. Br"''oft led in prayer.
Tile nntr,lnttlIPltt or committees
fnlhncr d � Finance Com , airs. Sutter.
1Tr<. Wt.^.htnlan 1T1.t. Deed. Pres,
1'in.,nre Cam.. 'Mrs. R. S. MrTanchlin,
P,rnssels1 Nnmin1t'ne Cam.. 'Mrs.
t•'nrdwirlt, halnnry . 1960,
MTs= 1'rrde'wnnd. 1,111
itono•ts from each of the Anxil'
iarieo,
afternoon snvilinriea. C G. T.
T 1'.air'ti P•"txls Ind Pnbv Bands
1 •'', 1. stamina lnr,e'ase in mem-
hrrs111p nit•lttes.. Mid many large
orale, of r4nthins• lit 10 m`ea`ns VP-
Tirmn 121 "Immortal Lowe" was
sung.
The Tacit -abbe Secretary. Mrs.
trot,t,rerht. Pen forth had a large rnl-
1, r,1 e:n of hooks and mmriphitts to
1, -In in the work of the different ole-
n•+r+ments of the nranizations.
Mrs. IP. T,"worm• SPafo'th, Temper-
ance and Christian _Citizenship Sec..
rehl that W. M. 5 liiemhers'-sholild
take nn active interest in tits affairs
.0 th, rn,nlnnnity for gond.
The Trensnrer, Mrs. Satter. Clin-
,ntt told of to itlo'easP'n the glvines
aver last year.
Mrs. 'McCracken. Phtevnir. Raby
rand 5,rrefnry Stress':.d the impnr-
fanvP of misstnnnry education in -the
heroes wh,,se there are little children.
There 'tee 11 Imnds Te Hnrnn. 1272
members. and they raised $405.00.
The C. G. T. T, Seeretat'y.'Mrs, C.
W. Tiffin. Wingham. states that
when there is no society for the teen-
n^'e girls they are 1Pt dawn. Trained
leaders are needed. There nee ample
hook• and helps fnr activities and
ttrt ieets. "Know Cod. Servs' Others"
is the C. G. T.' T. slogan.
The Co,', Secretary. Mt•g.- W. 7.
i Greer. Wingham. gave Slime ttm-ely
pointers m1 the making nut of the
annual reports.
The offering was taken. and Mrs.
H ayward, Sf, Helens, gave the offer -
tort' prayer.
All retired to the basement to par- ,
take of the sumptuous dinner served -
hy the Wroxeter ladies. Members of
I the 13rrnxeter Mission Rand enter-
tained with a `horns. Mrs. H. Ham •
-
ilton gave the words of welcome and
j was replied to by Miss H. Downing,
Brussels.
Tn the afternoon tite worship per-
ind was conducted by Mre. McIntosh
' and Mrs. Rremner of the .union
Ansil1'arV, Hymn "Lord Speak to Me.
that T may Sneak" was- sling followed
• the Srrinture lesson and TTymn
"In Christ there is nn East or West."
Mt'io, 17.Miiis, Walton. Secretary
of Chrtati'an, Stewardship. took 00 iter
•-nblert Truk' Thankfulness..
A Skit "Found Faithful" by the
ladies, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Pollock,
Mrs. Ettinger. Mrs Wilson and airs.
Tlnig of Fordwlrh Anx'liary shoV'ed
what a ft,tt• earnest and devoted
women mild do to sHnnllate interest
in the local ml1ildaries and promote
ways to raise allocation.
• Mrs. Rnrngc'v nT Gnrrir, sang a
solo accompanied by Mrs, Rrothers.
'Miss Sybil CnnrPee. A. T., C. M.
of .Tanan, gave a very ednentinnnl
address nn nest -Wap Tapan.
The ntfo'in5 knit take,., and hymn
"CrSetinn';, i „r,1 We Give Thee
`Thanks" wnc rung. Prave• by Mrs-
1l'elite, Relgrave.
The Ilis^sl011:ivy YTottl11y anal
VL` •rl,l 1l'h ivl• Secretary. Mrs. W. L.
t:';,•h1,,,,n telt lisp* filo 1Tiegi011al'y
Monthly keens the members nll-tn-
dnle In all the fields of missionary
w1,11c, and with the; line of posters
n11p1.0d ordering ea111.
ITrs. H. -Kirkby. Walton, Presby-
terial President, apnke in anpreelat-
�w.,w"r...•mn,n,,.+�.u,warmwew.,,,enwnmuwn,Mw,nuM W
14 used, reconditioned;
6 new small pianos.
Accordeons, Guitars,
Radio phonographs
At
Mildmay
Store
Furniture
ion of Missionaries and Social
Workers on the Home and Foreign
Fields.
Mrs, Geo. Howson, Wingham, gave
words of appreciation to all who had
made the meeting such a success.
Union Auxiliary asked that the
Convention be held there next year.
After the closing hymn "Lead On
0 King Eternal" Rev, II, Croahielm
closed with prayer,
The ladies from Union who led the
afternoon worship period were Mrs.
McIntosh and Mrs. Bremner,
GREY
dnr•cessfttl Anniversary Services,
were held at Union United Church ,
Sunday, October 15th, with Rev. J. '
W. Moores of Belgrave as guest
speaker, bringing very, inspiring
inr.:Fn grit morning and evening.
Special music was arranged by the
choir, assisted by members from
Walton and Cranbrook with Mrs.
Clifford Kernaghan at the organ.
Thank -offering for the day was
$291.00.
Tuesday evening following a fine 1
turkey dinner was served by the
ladies to 500 persons. A splendid
variety program was given by local
artists. Miss Mary Lou McFarlane.
Mr. Bob Cunningham, Mr. Lloyd
Michel and Mr. Graeme McDonald,
Mr. Lyle Gordon and the Struthers
family. Mrs. Stanley Speiran enter-
tained at the piano during the din-
ner hour. proceeds after expenses
amounted to around $275.00.
:Mrs. Stanley Meehan and Miss
Glenna Meehan spent Sunday in
Goderieh with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Whitfield.
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MR FULL INFORM a T11014
DERAL
MILTON F. GREGG,
Minister.
DEPARTMEN1
OF LABOUR
A. MacNAMARA,
Deputy Minister,