HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-2-25, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
WIDDNIORDAY, FJDB25th, 1942
THE MENACE of a hateful way of life casts
its shadow across our homes. Victory
Bonds will raise up a shield against it.
So buy Victory Bonds to the limit. We
cannot be half-hearted while this danger
threatens, our very shores. Let us go.full out
now and give such vigor to our country's
effort as •to speed the day of victory.
THIS
MENACE
This is the least we can do to lend out
money for our country's defence. Buy a,
sharein victory today-buyVictory Bonds.
HOW TO BUY -Give youi order to the Victory Loan
salesman who calls on you. Or place it in the hands of
any branch of any bank, or give it to any trust company.
Or send it to your local Victory Loan Headquarters.
Or youcan authorize your employer to start a
regular payroll savings plan for you. Bonds may be
bought in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000,
and larger. Salesman, bank, trust company or your
local Victory Loan Headquarters will be glad to give
you every assistance in making out your order form.
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National War Finance Committee, Ottawa, Canada
Sub.Offices, Western Ontario
WARTIME PRICES'
AND TRADE BOARD
London, Ont,, Fob. 17, 1942 ---Sub
regional 'offices' 'of the Wartime
Prices and Trade Board will be
opened in Kitchener, Brantford,
Galt and Guelph, according to an
sumo:unuement made today by W.
Harold MdThllltps; London, Ont.,
Prices and Supply Reinresembatiibe
of the Western Ontario region oY the
Board.
"Plans are well advanced for the
opening •o ,tike Kitchener and: Brant-
ford :offices and the definite opening
date will be announced 'within the
next dew days," said Mr, Mc-
Phillips, "Galt and Guelpiit offlceis
will be eatab:listed asi soon as plans
for odflce acoomunodation are eem-
ileted," he added.
'Appointanenta of local represents.
tines :and other miemlbera of the
stetOs for sub -regional offices will be
released shortly.
The territory. Willdk will come
under the jurisdidtiou: of Kitchen-
er (pea will include Waterloo, 'Lis-
towel, :Elmira, Palmerston, New
Hamburg, Milveniton, Brussels and
Kitchener.
Galt office will service Preston,
Hesmier and 'Galt.
T11ie territory assigned to the
Guelph :office iulclu'd'es. Meaford,
Fergus, Acton, Mit. Forest, Harriston,
Elora, Amfhnr Stayner, Thonnbury,
Grand Valley Drayton and Guelph.
Until offices, are opened. in Galt
and Guelph, the Kitchener office will
look after the territory assigned to
these'two cities.
Brantford office has,. been assigned
the territory whldh includes Simcoe,
Paris, Hage'rsville, Port Dover,
Watent'ard, Port Rowan, Jarvis ae
well as 'Brantford. ,
AU enquiries, conresDondence,
claims and requests for information
regarding the price ceiling law .in
the districts outline above will be
]candled through ;brio eub-regional
o4fl'oes.
• The regional headquarters for
Western Ontario are located at 291
Dundas, 'Street, London.
"It is most gratifying the way the
residents of- Western Ontario are co-
operating with tine Wartime Prices
and Trade `.Board in the light against
inflation," said Mr. IMei?hillips.
"Wherever a consunYe;c• or 'tenant
feels that the .price ceiling law is
being violated we went to know
about it, without delay," he added.'
A sub -regional .office was opened
in Windsor an February 2, to nerve
that part of the province.
Honour Rol
Gowing, Carl
Alcock, John
Alderson, J.
Alms, J. B.
'9I1, W. H. 'Bid'
SM L', D, ('14eat.)
'i(fJndanll, Charles H.
Bryan, Lorne
Black, Bert
Black, Donald
Bryan, Rnasell
Brothers, Lyle
Brewer, J'.
Bowler, I -tarry
Borchelt, Fred
Cardiff, Clifford
Cardiff, Frank
Cardiff, Wan.
Campbell, ;lobo
Coleman, Kofi.
Davidson, Scott
Ootid, C.
;[lobi, b,
Elliott, BOO
Galbraith, Geo,
i :albraith, "13awmain
Gillis Morris
G.tilacti, Harvey
Henderson, Archie
Hall, Deb.
Hall, Russell
Hamilton, Allan 0.
I1Ytother, lotto (R:C,..AF.)
Harman, G.
Harmon, John
Hastings, Dame
Hulley, Jim
Lamont, Leonard
Lowrie, Everett
Lowe, Stewart
Looking, ` ra.
Myers, Dr, c, A.
Machan, W'U,lia. (R.C,A,F.)
McCauley, L.
MoCreatlts, Ted,.
Mitchell, Frank
McFarlane, Walter
McLean, Arthur
MCDowell, Mae
McBee, Donald
Palliser, Jas.
Palmer, Win.
Pierce, Roy
Prost, T. A.
Frost, Robert
llrawl'attd, Wim,
ho aeil:, Levels (RC.A.Fi.)
Rutladg•e, i4ortley
Pitta igo, Jaait'
Rooney, Leonard
Spens, Jack
,Sinelr, Kenneth
Snell, Verne
,Stratton, H.
• Salesman, E,
Sandemson, Lloyd
Tunny, Chas,
Thompson, A.
Thompson, Norm. (R:a,A..r.)
Thomas; U.
Whitford, It,
Whittard, Bari ,
Wilson, Stan,
Workman, Gordon (11.14.)
Woodrow, Alec
Youing, Meier
Young, Norman, B.
Young, Ernest
Non Penmanent-
OamYpbell. G. IL Capt.
Rejected--
31 arngey, Dean
Pit:Cher, Wilfred
Gitlin'!, O.
Maher, Wnt.
Hawkins, Rob,
MCD4 W811, Jack
Pearson, Itiatplc
Plnan, Carl
Plum, Ernie
Pennington, J.
Training, atWingham Armories -
Meeker, George
Pres;t, Jim
Coleman, Bill
McDonald, Harold
Doll, Mae
Davidson, Cleve
Sanderson, Gordon
Garton, Edwand
Thompson, Mel.
Willis, Wilfred
Lowe, Jadk
Huron County Junior Ass'n,
To: Aid Bomb Victims
Proceeds of Party, March 616,
to go to Red Cross Fund.
The Huron County junior Aesocl-
ation of Toronto plans to ,hold AS
Annual Frolto at Nralton:eY':s .ebrt
ntiery, 86 Grenville Street, To.
&onto„ en friday' Owing, Mar'oir• bit,
The 341538 net proceeds' of the
Party wilt be turned ovor to the Ited
Oral* &Ida Bomb Victims,' h'nntt
and it is exp9cfed that guile a attb#,
BELGRAVE
The financial''statement of Bel -
grave school fair for 1941 is as fol-
lows: receipts balance from 1940,
559 39, grants, S.S. No.• 3, Morris,
515S:S. No, 5 Morris; 515, S.S. , No.
7 Mouris 515, UJS+S. No. 7 East and
West .Wawanosih $15, .S.S. N. 9
East Wawanosly $15, S1S. No. 11
East Wawanoslb 515, ,5,0. No. 13
Nash Wawanoslh 515, URA., No. 17
East Wawanash and 1VLarris 515,
Huron county 515, Plant Wawanosih
towarsOiip 515, Morris township $15;
donations'. L. L. Cardiff, 1VUP., 55, Un-
ited Farmers Coop., Wingrham 55,
Belgrave Wormen1'k Institute $8 Bel -
grave Farmers:' ' club 55, C, 1t.
Coultes55, J. A. Geddes, 52, C. H.
4 Wade 52, Mr, Norbhrvood 52, Mrs, C.
W Scots: 55; pro'ceode concert, booth
and riot clogs $59.95; total receipts
5348.44.
Expenditures: prize m:oneY, .3.S..
No. 3 Morris $22,70, S.S. No. 5 Mor
ris'522'80, 0,0. No. 7 Morris 541.60,
U.S:S. No; 7 East and West Wawa -
nosh 58.20, SS. No. 8 East Wa-
wanosit nn5.15, S.S. No, 9 East Wa-
wauosb 544,55, S.S. No.11, East Wa-
wauosh 512.70, IS..S, No, 13, East
Wawanoab 535,60, U,S..S. NO, 17
Bast Wawanosit .and Morris. 549,10,
prize lists 510, Seeds 511,08, judges,.
Mrs, Dalyunple' 53, Mr, Famish 55,
music for parade 55, cleaning sheds,
1941, 52, rent of `hall for concert 55,
dinner for Judges 52,5e secretary -
treasurer 510, 'total 'expenditure
5306.03, 'balance on hand 542,30,
United' Y.P.U. Meets
The citizenship meeting of 1119_
United Young People's Union was
held with Mists Lois MOGYtire in the
chair and Miers Elaine Walsh at the
piano. The 'Scripture lesson, was
read by Kenneth Wheaton, ROY. 0.
Dunlap lett 1n :prayer. The topic
was presented lsy ,Stowart Procter
and dealt with cltizen6hip in the
home,- Tho meeting closed with the
Miepeih benediction after which
games were .r.onilu:oted by the west -
(kit, Rose Andersen,
stantial sum will berealized for
the bombed folk .of Britain.
• The Committee in charge of enter-
tainment is, planning numerous nov-
elties and surprises for the enjoy-
ment 0 011e many IMuroatites and.
.tlteir• friends wipe 'ate expected to
attend; Music for the dancing will
be provided by the .Round Towner's'
Orchestra, This, yeas"s Floor 'Show
under the direction of - Cordon
Fowler and put on, by a cast nacre an
entirely of members of the Asooci.
atiean,
lo expected to surpass any-
thing attempted in previous. 'years'•
There will be Bridge and, Euthre for
those who, do not desire to dance, A
Buffet ,Supper will be 0eiwed. • Inj
tereating novelties and pries will
be feature o:f the evening.
Mr COARS' FOR Mt PIPS
CUT FINE FOR C/GAAitTES
Walton Rationing
.April 1 is the • date on w'llloit
gasoline rational* will go into effect.