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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-2-14, Page 4THE BRUSSELS PUST Y ARE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY AS RADIO -RADAR, AIRCRAFT, INSTRUMENT AND ARMAMENT TECHNICIANS in the To meet the responsibilities of the times, more men are needed now—in all branches of Canada's expanding Air Force, There are immediate openings for men age 17 to 40, ith Grade 8 education or better. w There is special need for men to train as Radio - Radar, Aircraft, Instrument and Armament Tech- nicians. If you can qualify, you can start nein your career in the great field of modern aviation, The training is thorough: the opportunities are good! NOW SERVE .CANADA AND THE CAUSE O BELGRAVE E At a euchre and dance held in the Forrester's Hall, Belgrave, a pres- entation was made to the members of the Juvenile boy's team, which won the Western Ontario Athletic Association championship, James Michie, presented Belgrave Co-oper- ative trophy to Keith Anderson captain of the team. Each member was presented witth a crested leather jacket, Ross Robinson, was the manager and Gordon Nethery and. Harold Walsh the coaches. Members of the team were Keith Anderson, James Anderson, Lloyd McDowell, FREEDOM. JP:ARMS COMMAND; id.C.A.r"., "tttENJJrd, 0i ili:1i0 Please mail me, nithout obligation. full particulars regarding enlistment requirements and openings uow.available in the R.CA.F 'LAME (PlcasePrint) rREET ADDRESS PROVINCE ':ITY EDUCATION (by grade and province) ennananemananamnam Terry Nethery, Harry Bridges, Ken Dunbar, Lloyd Anderson, Murray Bradburn, Clayton Sholtz, Ronnie Campbell, Bill Irwin, and Alex Nethery. Rev. W, J. Moores address- ed the gathering. Winners at euchre were Mary Lou Hallahan, Alvin Pengelly, Mrs, 0, Hanna, and Gordon Wilkinson, FREDERICK F. HOMU TlI Phm. B., R. 0. Carol E. Homuth R. 0. MH�s. 13. Viola Homasth R. O. Rea stered Optometrists Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. GHu�m,a¢eZene..Tal'� -n.- S,200I nua,mcwrrtaaM ALM,e.mwMane:Meran, 43. 40 Sheliubrloatton Shell Household and Snell Petroleum Products, £%oSerSl Repali Llveethck Spray Parts ono Accesecrle,s t' hone 77 Brussels, Ont., - • AUSTIN SALES AN' SERVICE POULTRY — EGGS — FEED rs PR JOE rage Lockers Each Locker Insured Against Fire. Phone 80 -- :Brtisseii=, Ont. - AGE THE TRUTH ABOUT HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE BLUE VALE Knox Church W. M, S. Knox Church W. M. 5. islet at. the Presbyterian manse. Mrs. C. H, Mac- Donald was hostess, 'Tile president, -airs, Eldred Nichol, presided, The topic, taken from chapter two of Ohs book, "Our Share In World Mis- sions;' was taken, by Mrs. Burns Moffatt, Mrs. William Adair, Mrs, Peter MaelIwa.n and Mrs. Andrew Lamont who explained the mission- ary work being done for the In- dians, Chinese: Hungarians and French, ,Mrs, C. H. MacDonald cop' ducted a Bible quiz on last month's scripture reading. Three new mem- bers Joined. Roll call was answered by a Bible Verse containing the wood "Glory." Hereafter meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month. The February meetings of the Mittel Church wom•en'•s societies were held at the home of Mr. W. J. Johnston, The president, Miss Manna Johnston, presided for tate association. Mrs, Sparlfng Yeo read the scripture selection.Orders for making several quilts have conte in and Mrs, Arthur Shaw has kind- ly offered her house to use as a sewing room for doing this work, Mrs. George Thornton read a letter from Glasgow friend telling of her privations in food and fuel ander es bhoning. The Association will send her fool parcels periodically. Physicians declare that a genuine blood pressure phobia exists, and the time has come to revise blood pressure standard's. In The Ameri- can Weekly, with this Sunday's (February 1&) issue of The Detroit Sunday 'Millet, read how, ren a recent survey, blood pressures considered above normal were more frerluent than so-called normal readings: WALTON Walton and Londesboro teams played a very close game of hockey in Tilyth arena on Friday night, re- sulting in a 7-6 score in favor of Walton, The regular goaltender for Walton, Tim Jewell, was absent with the flu and Barry Marshall took his place and did a gool ipb, Lynas and Coleman refereed the game, Sk(9mm nervywomen gain 59 iOg 1511is>s Get New Pep, @Jim, Vigor Whist a thrill) Bony li,nl,o all out; ugly bol- " iXii9 lows alt no: nook 00 dY Jasolonger l plf-starroocl, slek h,an-nolo" look Tho11- sands or girls, wom00, titan, who rarer could gran. be. Pore, aro now proud or Shapely, healthy -looking bedlos, They thank the sec- ond vigor -building, clash- bnllding tonic, Odra, XII (wigs, sthnulanls, 1n,lgora• tors, Icon vitamin n1, 041- otum, °Mich Mead, lmi3OOYe 0010 to and d;goshlen .00 food gives yon more strength and nenrlehmontl Dot 010.11 00 hero hones, Got Lovely Curves Don't rear getting Tee fat,. -060o when 1011'00 gained the 0, 10, Igor 20 The you Hood 111110 00 1a '0000ne,1laleC.0010o Aka Bodo I ol,l fir nMit 10611rerlld M0�11 m5rrudglll.ie, The Women's Missionary Society eget immediately atter the Associa- tion. The president, Mrs. Earl Hamilton, presided, Mrs. Iiarold Hamilton had charge of the wor- ship service and the program topic "The United Church Re-enters 3a. pan Through Education" and call- ed Mrs. R. A. Brook and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, who gave excel- ! lent addresses. A double chief was sung, by Mrs. R. H. McKinnon, Teo and Mrs. Floffnian. Mrs. Wil- son Thornton read a Scripture pass- age and several members took part in Wednesday, February 14th, 1951 no political, religious or racial bias. Farmers, through the organization, get wilted action and their co- operation has saved then money. Refreshments were served at the close, "he 11'iission Band of the United Church held an open meeting in the Sunday School room Friday evening, Rev, R, A, Brook, presided for a Program of piano numbers, songs duets and guitars selections, as well as recitation, all arranged by the Band, Mrs, W. J. Johnston, super- inteiulent and assistant, Miss Mar- garet Curtis, received a vote of thanks for their work. Mrs, Stan ley Dogging' and Mrs, James John• sten conducted a program of games. Refresbnnlents brought the pleasant meeting to a close, . Personals : Mr, and Mrs, Richard Johnston, Trowbridge, with Mr, and Mrs. Mex McCrackin and also at the home of Mrs Andrew Lamont; Rev. C. H McDonald, Il of Knox ,Presbyterian Church 'is in Wingham hospital; George Newman, Ha:rrisfon, with his daughter, Mrs. •Stanley Darling; Miss Margaret Procter, Morris, with her aunt, Miss Margaret Curtis; 'Mrs. Stanley Darling with relatives at I•Iaerriston; Mrs. Campbell, Lucknow, with Mrs, C, H. MacDonald; the Women's Institute euchre party was, canceled because of the cold. stormy weather, Service next Sunday in Knox Pres- byterian Cbu,rch,. Bluevale will be conducted by Rev. Mr. McMillan, Goderich, assisted by the Goderich choir, Proceeds will be for assisting in re -building the church which was destroyed in Goderich by fire last year. the closing prayers, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Garniss, who recently moved from Brussels to their farm on the 2nd line of Morris, entertained the Brownstown Euchre Club this week when eight tables were in play. MI's. Roy Sellers and R 7, McMurray had the greatest number of points, and Mrs. Roy 'Purvey and Clark Watson played the most lime hands. The consolation prizes went to Mrs. Art Edgar - and 'Gernert Thomas. Lunch was served. Personals: Rev, Dr. C. H. Mac- Donald is a patient in the Wing - ham hospital: Mrs. .Sophia Sellers, 'Morris township. is also a patient in the same hospital; James Strachan, D D. S., and Mrs Strach- an, Port William, with his sisters Mrs! MacEwan and Mrs. Elsie Lamont and with Dougal Strachan; their sister, Mrs. Nelson Cardiff of Brussels, was a visitor at the same time; Dr. Strachan attended a dental convention tin Toronto; Floyd Moffatt is learning teleg- raphy at the C. N. R, station here, under the .direction of the station agent, Edward Arnold, . Bluevale W. I. • The Women's Institute , held a regular meeting at the home of Miss Mary Duff, The vice-president„ Mrs. Wm, McKinney, presided. Mrs. Joseph Smith, the secretary -treasur- er, gave reports, The roll call was .answered by "Something new to plant in my garden." A committee of Mrs, S. Darling, Mrs, Alex Mcdrackin, Mrs, Alex Corrigan, and Mrs. Ray- mond Elliott was named to ipso- .I vide a program for the eammunity- family night to be held in March. Cancel Oratorical Contest The Oratorical Contest for school children will not be held this year. Mrs, Harvey It,obertson, Mrs, Charles Mathers and Mrs. Carl Johnston were appointed, a nomi- nating committee to present a slate of officers at an annual meet- ing in April, Miss Wilda. 'Brecken- ridge was appointod• leader of the garden club protect. The ser,retary repertel an increase, in Blue Gross rotes, to begin in July. Gordon Greta, secretary and Field man of the Huron County Pad - erotic::: of Agriculture, gave a eon- rise account of the work of the federation and its value to farmers. He explained Its organization with township, counly, and provincial units. • Because the federation is truly representative at the Canning community, he said, its decisions ea.rry weight with the provincial govern/Petite, The federation. has CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE— Westinghouse Gas Washing Machine like new. Charles Storey Phone 42-r-10 WANTED — Quantity of mixed grain or oats, Melted up and weighed at your farm apply to the Brussels Post. Phone 31. FOR SALE— Purebred Shorthorn bull, color red, 10 months old, also Yorkshire hogs serviceable age. Eligible for regist- l'ation. Amply to Prank Cardiff Phone 27r10 GODERICH RE -UPHOLSTERING — Chesterfields, chairs, eta, very choice coverings, - Phone Wm, Reid, Coderich 59M or Call at Stores. Es- {1mites given, 25 years experience. Res us, Phone ns, Write us, VACANCY — Rawleigh business now open in Huron County. Trade well establish- ed. Excellent opportunity. Full time, Write at once. Rawleigh's Dept, ML -B-152, 139 Montreal. FOR SALE — BrayChicks; Dayold, started, prompt shipment. Pullets,ceckerels, mixed, Standard breeds, crossbreds, Some bargains in started. Bray 1951 catalogue and -price list — see you have your copy, Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel, - ATTENTION FARMERS — We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For 200 - mediate service telephone collect — Brhiesels &5-r-1:2, Listowel or Elmira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd, "LIVESTOCK WANTED" — Cash — up to $10.00 for Dead or Disabled Horses; $10,00 for Cows; T -Logs $2,50 per Cwt, — at your farm. Prompt service, Phone collect Brussels 72, William Stone Sons, Limited Tngersoll1 Ontario. ATTENTION FARMERS — Tf-yon need a rubber ,tired wagon, spring tooth harrow, drag harrows, manure spreaders flexible harrows, No Ridge Tandem Disc for Tractor, in 0 ft., 7 It or 3 ft, 15 inch plate or 12 macho plate. Ductalioy plow points, We have a good 2 furrow plow, new end some second Mind implements or wagons, Get our Price Otero Im- plements — Geo, Wesenburg Phone 50r9, -r HOUSES FOR SALE — House with barn, garage and 2 acres of land, priced to sell, House with good bawl end 1 acre of land, a real buy, Large brick house and good barn, a loVoly home House and small acreage, priced right, Rouse and barn, priced to sett. T. C, Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, out, r.o W NMI MIMI ,r WM -- Mil — — NM OM — MN — MINN— 1 ef t4P ADDRESS THIS LETTER, f IL IN YOUR NAME CUT ADDRESS ANDHarvey SteB11 B usgels OUT AND Representative phone 43x Rett,eenent Incomo — — ...... aa>, aw nom nom vim .1 BUSIN F SS CARDS G. A. Myers, M, D., L. M. C, C. y�g. PHYSICIAN and SURQEOIN Wi lie S Phone 4. BrIesseis, .0et DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Tels„s oeie 4t .-... Brussels, Osit, JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist Eves Examined. Glasses fitted. Phone 791 Seaforth -- Main Street. HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.ni, to 9 p.m. O. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist. Patrick St,, WINGHAM At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday. Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21. Evenings by appointment. J. A. Mo magahan, R. O. Optometrist, LtISTOWEL, ONT. Specializing in Bye Examination and the Fitting of Gissses Office in Listowel Clinic Building 11i a: 9:00-a.m. to 6:00 p.m, daily; ^Clowed Wednesday p.m. Ogen every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:30. Other evenings by appointment Phone 534. Walker i' elileraE Home — Day or Night Calls Phone 65 No extra charge for Use of Funeral Hone. B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & E,torcituer SELWYN BAKER Agent for — Hartford Wind Insuraaee McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonable For further particulars — Phone Brussels 43440. ALBERT CARDIFF AAgent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. hW (liar rates are lower. Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KiNDS Autsosmlobi.le and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co. Pitons !Office JG -- Brass* Oat. ID. A. Rann der Co. 'MINERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 38 or 86 •• - — BRUSSELS. ONT. Dennis Duquette Phone 51-r-!8 R. R. 4 Ris'eu le Licenced Auctioneer for Huron Ccasnty No Sale too Big — None too Sial! $Iver employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ones. R. S, Hetherington, K. C. v./maim and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS ll'rarselay mad Saturday a1 day — Off'ict opens every day. Phone 20x - Successor to E. D. EA Levis lowland (Licensed For* Huron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PRtcES germOWA IU Fee Engagements Phone 31 "'fete Brussels Post" u4 tily Par infernr►tims ate., wrke or phone -LM Ra+wluad • WE! Iia! "oohed after beinedatelr N' write to R. Vt. Waboo.