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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-4-15, Page 51 CUE BRUSSELS POST ., xn a.Y.. rY4dN:fM:.al < l Wednesday, April 1501, 1982 ,,• r ss SEED NOW IS THE TIME TO OHRCK YOUR GRASS SEED WANTS ! Steel Briggs Famous Lion Brand Seed for greater germination of seed. Alfalfa( Red Clover, Alsilfe, Timothy, IteIIow Blossom Clover x %Ii`ite.iBlossotn also mixtures at Special: Prices. It will pay you to get our prices before buying. We can supply you with all your pasture •,grass Bape, Etc. Full Line of,Feed• f'For Better Results feed RI`ose Brand Chick Starter for C.A.C. Chick Starter ._..W_ a have ' Bran, Shots, 01 Cake, Pig Starter, Hog. Concentrate; Poultry Concentrate, at reasonable prices. Livingston Stock Feeds. Highest -Cash Prices' p&id for Eggs &poultry,.. We will cull your poultry to your satisfaction. " A1J. Pearson Ethel Ont. . Phone 22r7 FOR SALE- 0Iassified Ads, A limited quantity of VanlGuard grade no. 1, seed Oats. FOR SAYE— phone 761,16 Wm, Y. Perrie About 40 Hybrid Pullets, Leghorn I FOR SALE— and Minorca Cross. Carter seed oats grown trim reg- grown 34-r-7 Mrs. T. K?IIer • ls'tered seed, Government. grade No FOR SALE— Two Yorkshire ;Sows, bred and 1 Yorkshire Boar — apply to J. Catterson — at the barn en the 17th. Cqn,, Grey FOR SALE— • I; Seed Peas also Large Pekin Dunk Eggs, 65c per setting of 11 eggs; phone 42-25 Baxter Stevenson FOR SALE - 0. A. C. No. 21 Barley, Government Grade No. 1, suitable- for mixing with easily oats, oligo ,Alaska Oats Government Grade .,il'o. 1. Lot 17, Con. 14, Grey. Phone 43-r-25 Gordon Knight FOR SALE— Two cows, 1 halt Jersey 5 year-old due to freshen May 4th; 1 Jersey Heifer rising 2 years, due to freshen in July, Phone 56-r-6 Ohas, E. Lake 1, germination 99%. George Blake Phalle 424-19 FOR SALE— A Good Gray Cow to freshen about the last of April Earl Bernard Phone 36-r-9 GIRLS WANTED—. 2 girls for waitresses and one for -day cook.' apply to Diana Sweets, Restaurant, phone 213 Listowel, Ont. GET YOUti . _rtMANtne •ON THE NEW,; ZENITH HEATERLESS THERMIQUE End Curl $1.25 and,$i.75 and $225 Including Shamjioo_f1;4� Permanent $2.00, $2.50; and $5.00 including finger wave and shampoo slephone 55x for an Appointment IRENE PEASE O'ver Proctor's: Restaurant ?'; — NOTICE C<1—, Irss.0 1 have accepted a position with the Inspection Board of United Kingdom and Canada, for the duration of the war and wish to thank all my friends and customers for their kind cooperation. All outstanding accounts may be paid at the Radio Shop until May 1st, 1942, after that date, accounts will be put h collector's hands for collection. nie Seddon The Radio. Shop, Brussels Now is the Time to get your. Spring Equipment Harness, Seed, Fertilizer and Feed All at the Farmers Store D. M. MacTavish Phone 46 Brussels -...:"',a1,•. Many Attend Graduations Held At Fingal Observerq and Ah' Gunners Complete Cloursea At -Rs C. A. F. School (Lond'on Free Press, ST, THOMAIS,;•--"You are going into cn tough job," graduates of tete Fingal lieribing and Gunnery Seitae' Wert told •Sa,tuirday afternoon- by' .ltelr"eoniaiiantling_ °blear Wing. cunt.',. mantle A, J, 'Kennedy, "but you have had the. hest training itis passible to give you for the job in hand. The mist depends an you," Ther, imesenztation of the wing eeminen; too place. in ,the ;drill V)ta11 before' afir,,.exceptionally large •nin tenee In !oommeuting on future ceremonies, Wing ,Commander Ken- nedy explained that this. would- be the.,last course of observers who would receive their wing in. core. monies et Fingal. In :future they tniva!t wait until. they, have completed' titeir'navigatihii :course. Ser$eanb Air Gunner Lester- Wa.dnnan of •'Vancouver, received -tis oonsmiesion. after the cern. minty. Ile won the. engraved pen for top marks' Yn .his chugs. After wards he told The Free Press tbat prior to enlistment,he. bad :been engaged one the C.P.R. boats .out of. Vancouver .Cliff -Stanlpe, of To- ronto, had the :: highest . aneiks in the obsetwer'e: course. "Sandy" as he .se's knownvto hits pals had done a bit of mining up around Copper. Cliffe before enlisting. From Isle of Wight One of the 6avorltes of the class was 20 -year-old, "Wendy" Wendel, more properly known as Sgt. Robert Jolin Wendel whose home wars on the Isle of Wight. "Wendt" has one nanbittoni, to bet •bac'k home rind get a crack at the Nazis," Two London. youths, K. A. Start, 68 Byron avenue and N. C. Mac- Dougall. 1035' Trafalgar street, were among . the graudates. Heart grad- uated as an air 'gunner and Mac- Dougall as otbserver. Other West-. ern •Ontario boys among the grad- uates were • tihe following from the observers' Bourse; G. B, BTiglF, Leamington; I. H. Prest, Brusesle: 0. W. Hloakrldtge, •Guelph; W. D. Sait±'gent, Georgetown; J. J. Reans 1"'v. Brantford; W. S. Berry, St. Marva; D. T.-. Deana. ISprucedale: T.. W. Felesnlan,Windsor; J. E. Melville, Midland; Ontario 'men graduating as air gunners included: D, L. G. Brawn, Amherstberg; W, H. P',fin, Wiugham, and K. B. lthi I1golmi, of Niagara Falls. •i'i re:were,a' 1number of -U. S. trainees among.. the graduates, in- cluding L Kerr,. from Denton, Tax,; twe New Zealanders, and several Nem England and the Channel Telnrrls, The rest were drawn from across Canada. 111 11 11111Ct Mrs. Lloyd Aldworth of Waterloo was a recent guest of her sister-in- law Mrs. Leslie Betimes: _ Brle-to-be-Honored About forty neighbors and friends gathered at the ihouie, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bells on Thursday even- ing, April 2nd,; to honour their diaugb•ter Miss Addle Bell -prior to her marriage. - During the evening Mists Bell was preisented with. .a lovely chest of Silver with Mr. Douglas Fraser making the presentation and the following' address being read by Mr. Janis Bryans: Dear Addle: - We have gathered here to -night as a vont) of friendly neighbors, to extend to you our greetings on the eve of your marifage: The tract that we are lasing a menthes, of •thie community, who has in the past, been always ready to lend a 'cheerful able hand to any enterprise is by no means pleasant thought. It is however, . compen- sated for by the knowledge that you are going into a good home in an other 'conllmilnity where we are confident you shall carve out anew, a well -merited place. The place which you held in cur life is to be; Vacated, but we are thankful that memories cannot be se easily -erased. We asst you to accept this sliver• were as, •a token of ,our appreciation for the part you have played in this coantinnnity; as a retail -der , o6 the many friends you nia.y elbint, and with our ,best wishes, for your. future: •Collgratul•atioms to you. May all the joys, it a lunppineales, and the con- fidence that go 10,111107e itp a sun ceased lite be youre and may good luck, good health end lhrosperlty accompany you, .Signed, on behalf of yeti' friends and neiglubotirs. TIM remainder ot.tlie evening .Was ,spent in playing games, and chatting 1 Lunch was served " The satne evening Miss Bell was Suede the recipient of many lovaly miscellaneous vats, by BlYtlt friends, Sudden Death Of J. M. McArter Suffered Fatal Stroke on Saturday' Afternoon—Brampton Business Man 'title Peel (Janette, kiramliton) ls.aunpton' was deeply shocked on oataruay evening when death ; "tare:, with startling s,.uueuness to one t'i its mos, prominent business 1)14, Jante's-1t1, 'VicAmer, Mr. McArter'bad Ueell• at bUsln'e a lh the morning ant. utter' lunch had, followed his.ustiAl` nue otn of taking a short rest. He .;mitered a severe, paralytic strops anus never regained conlsalousness, passing awe), at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, Mr. 'darter was a director. of .the F T. 11111 Gni:en tiiy, and Was mana- ger of the largest- store on their chain, 'that of Brampton,' . Of a very, ooutiteous and friendly nature he• mace a host of friends, not only 1n Branhgrton but wherever Itis business required his•• presence,` He same to Bi•am'pton in 1926 wiien the- F, T. Hill Company established their Ines• ent business•, During 'hist residence` here the business. expanded and on the northeast corner the Pt T. IIii1 modern gents' furnishing store' war established, ..Known to his Weida as "Mac", be was', a great lover of sports, taking an active part in 'golf, curling and bowling. He was• a great enthusiast for the field game of lacrosse and on. the occasion ,'when Brampton Excel. slors won all three championships of the -Ontario Lacrosse Aiesociation. Mr. Mr'Artea' was president of the Intermediate Club and was asststeil by his own executive. With two sons enlisted in the army and air force 11e was always active in pnonnoting through his btusIfle'sts', 'connections the aotiviHes of the Red Cross and outer war star vice groups. • Mr. l,lcArter was born on a feria near Bi-ussels", son of the late Jamas McArter, In hit earlier years' he re sided it Brampton, being engaged with 'tile• firm of 'Crawford and Mc- Culloiiglt: It was while here that be met his wile: Who was Miss Edna Armstrong before her marriage. Be fore coining to Brampton Mr. Ale Arter rdsided at Meaford, where he was manager -of the F. T. Hill -Co store -in•=','•hart town, being connected with 'thea aoirnpany since 1921. Mr, *Atter was in. 61st year. He was 'prominent in his member- ship with the Braimptou Presbyter. Iran church, and held various 'offices. His death marked the third loss this year to life church of active officials, Arnott McClure and E. W. lVloCullocb having past away in the past eight months, He is 'survied by his wife, three sons, JardesH„ Mill Street Bramp- ton, Cadet Robert. M., stationed at Broolcilie, where he is attending an officers' training school and L. A. 0 Wiltianu MCArter„ stationed at Prince Albert, Shirk., where he is studying for an observer in .the R. C. A. F. and two daughter's, Mrs. H. H. Hethering• ton and Mies Betty, Brampton. tont, sisters also survive: Mrs. John Brown. Mrs,. A.C, Baeker, Mr's. Peter McArthur, Bruasele, and Mrs Rlobert Woih, Toronto. Two brothers Robert and Harry, and two sisters Mrs. Orerar and Lettitia predeceased him. The funeral 'was held on Tuesday afternoon, services 'being conducted 'by -.his pastor, Rev. A. N. Miller, The anlaay and beautiful floral tributes marked the high esteem in 17111011 M•t'. MlcArter was. held. Interment was in Brampton cemetery.. 4 BELGRAVE The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian church held their Easter meeting in the church. with a fairly good attendance. De- votional exercises were taken by Mrs. 3. Dunbar and Mrs. Bayle, 0111 behalf of the program 0011• nrittee Mrs. Boyle requested the Berg rave Auxultary to take the de- voiional.period at the Joint meeting at Auburn, Blyth and Belgrave Aux - Mertes to be held in Blyth cn. April 21:. Clippings trans "Glad Tidings" Were given by Mrs. Porterfield and the prayer from the same was read by Mrs A, Yoking. A splendid Baster message Was given by Mrs. O. Cr. Andersen who took as her Sub;leet "Tho Risen Lord In OM' Lives." Following the tottering, Elizabeth and Mdigtterite 21105, Mission Band Members sang very sweetly Mrs, Housekeeper This tried and approved Short ening is just what you need to be better satisfied with all your baking, • rt Using Easifirst N,.O■W 1 Lb.. for 9c °SOLD' I'N BRUSSELS AT ':' •' D: ` McDonald • - Meat Market, lPhotiTq69x Brussels, Ont. ` yiR 1 a duitt� ' ti iCrosa of •Ohrist I '° 1i ' Glory.'lfe ie�sitl`ent'-' Mrs: Scott closed the m t ng witlt'prayer; A socia-3'i1i Riosdd ifollowed with lunch being`selrved ' ' ' The Cit,�,s lir `r1eeting ' of the United ahlloh dung People's -Union was heldxinr bei imetit of the ehulch,;'The cue'aid•etiff Ross Ander• son, waao 3ti4 khai1 sand Miss 1J1- aine Was a ?the Piano, The Scrip• ture 12sson wa` ileed'bY Miss Edith Procter.g2en! 6 Dunlop led In pray- er. Minutes we read l..and roll -cell responded to . v' `' : ' A omti4t two �'assed'to have the meetings con $nee fifteen .' minutes later G11.7111010 thee coming .bus, season,,' 9:30 ttijitg41te hour set. An invitati oras accepted to vic it the Blyth _ ung :People's -Union Monday, event' 31g April 13. The haMfertng4?was- :•received and the meatin54ipsed,with the Mispah Ben edidtiob tA3'Ieriodrof games foI lowed.':_•,. Personals: Mrssee Mae and Grace Coulter, Mtalgaret Beattie and Edith Wallace attended --:the •annual can- vention. of the, Ontario,..Eduleational Association in •Toroptot Miss- Fairy Fells with relatives, here. The April meeting of the Farm ers' Club was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 'Earl Anderson with a good crowd in attendance. The ear- ly part of the evening was Spent ir- playing cards; comniunity singing and social intercourse. The secre- tary, C. R. Coulees; gave a splendid report of the annual -meeting of the Federation of Agriculture held fa Toronto. • The ' Hiaanane6' :mill owned by the chub has been sold' and a Victory Bond purchased with the money At the dose of the meeting lunch was served. This meeting was the last of the winter series,' of meetings which have ,been very successful frosn a social and 'business stand- point. The attendance has -- been good and many worthwhile address- es and reports have been given showing the organization holds a envy important place in ' the com- munity. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Manning at- tended the golden wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Artlhn-baId. Robinson afOlinton 011 Friday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson for- merly lived in Auburn. ADUROressure Water ,,Syste ;ivtll do the same for you, Withat problem be lack .of running water and sanitary c6tiveniences in your home., Outside 'limps and toilets belong to the;past. 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