The Brussels Post, 1942-6-17, Page 5rna
Car of Western Oats
Car of Wheat
On Hand
On Hand - Hybrid Seed Gann,
Soudan GrassSeed and Rape Seed
D. M. McTavish
Phone 46 Brussr Is
BLUEVALE
The home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
McLen:on, 1st concession, Morris
township, was tate scene of an event
Of social interest on Thursday even•
Mg waren friends and neighbors
gathered to honor :Stewart MoLen-
non and this bride, foiunerly Miss
Evelyn Shemin of Tarnberry. Mrs
Eatil Hamilton read an. address, and
the young couple was then ' present-
ed with a studio couch along wi'h
other beautiful and useful gifts. Mr,
McLendon made a suitable rents'.
The evening was .Spent pitying
euchre and ' dancing. Lunch was
served,
Personals. Mns, Black, Luoknow,
witch Mrs. L, G. Turvey; David Pat-
ton, Richmond Hill and Mrs', Wil-
liam Pearson, Weston, at tike funeral
of 'their aunt, the late Mrs. David
Patton; Mrs, Alex Mowt i+ay and
daughter, Miss' Atha, Lucleaow, with
Mrs. A. D. Smith; Arnold Lillow,
R.C.A,F„ returned, to'Camp Borden
after a two weeks vacation at his
home; Mms. W, J. Johnston, Miss
Duff and Mrs. Olive Soott attended
a Red 'Gross Soclety executive meet-
ing at Wingatenn on Truarsday.
Death claimed one of the. oldest
residents of Bluevaie early last Wed-
nesday morning in the person of
Ohristena McDougall, in her 87th
year, wife of the late David Patton,
wino passed away six years ago, Mrs,
Patton was ,the daughter or Scotch
Pioneer s'ettter+s ofi Howick Township,
near Wroxeter, and had been a res-
ident of this community since her
marriage.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs
Whiter Balfour (Jessie) and Miss
Louise Patton; bodia of Bluevaie.
The funeral was bold from her
late residence Friday cafternoon. The
service was.oonducted by Rev.
Campbell Timmer, minister of the
United Church of rvihicfta Mrs. Patton
was; a ,member. Interment hi Blue
vale cemetery.
Atwood Resident Wins
Honours At Hamilton
Among the winners of special
graduating exercises or the Hamil-
ton General Hospital School of
Nursing, in :Convocation Hall, Mc•
Master University was Mrs, Helen
M.
Currie, daughter of Mir, and Mrs,
P. N. Currie. Miss Currie was pre-
sented with a $500 ,sctholarahbp for,
one year's post -,graduate work at a
univealeitty (in hospital administra-
tion and teaching in mdhools of
nursing), 'Phis ;soluolanship is given
by the Board of Governors for
UdgjUest class standing and general
proitciency during the three years'
blabbing. '
Mies Currie was .9ommer1ly a stu-
dent in Ethel School .and Searorbh
and Listowel High Schools, She is
now on Ole staff at Mount Hamilton
Hospital.
'Classified Ads
FAR SALE-•,
' 'pre wagon and reek. New, steel
tires, new radk.
phone 54•r-4 Wan, Spelt'
FOR SALE--
9tratford Threshing Separator, Size
6 ley 50, iComaplehe witih blower,
ceder and elevator.
apply to George Brown
Bluevale, R. 2
TEACHER WANTED -
SR.. No, 1, Morris. Apply
stating 'salary, qualifications and ex•
periesice to J, L. Fear, R,R, No. 2,
Bl lib, (Sec.-Treas.) Applications
in lay June 22nd,
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED -
For established Watkins Route.
Steady :Customers. Must be honest
reliable have travel outfit or
means of getting one. No capital
or. experience required. Write The
J ,til.
Watkins Company Dept. 0-$-4
2177 Masson Street, Montreal, Que.
TENDERS-
Wti11 be received by the mnder-
signed Lor cleaning and 'painting
Walls and" ceiling, varnishing wood-
. *Alt (except seats) of S.S. No. 10,
Morris, Work to be finished by
August 16.011. Lowest or away
tender ,not neceasarilly accepted.
Robt. J. Forrest,
Sec,•Treas, R,R. 2, Bluevaie.
HORSE BREEDERS-
;ikkwood Kinpurnle, -Clydesdale
Stallion, Comedian Bred, Reg. No.
2802, Enrolmenit No. 4397. Will
,stand in own .stabse, Lot 20, Con. 7,
Grey, for this season. Terme $8 to
iveure foal,' .
1VIelvin Hamilton,
Ethel, R.R. 1,
FOR SALE-
100 acre. ratan: of Lewis Russell,
being the north half of Lot 26, Con-
cession 5, Morris Township; about
20' acres mixed bush, good gravel
pit and balance good tillable soil
,and, pasture. .Sitllamit any offers to
S:' E. Weir, MC., Canadian Bank of
C'onenerce Building, London, On-
tario. -
THIS year will be a difficult one for your friend, the Duro Dealer.
Ile is not able to supply the demand for Duro Pumps because
present stocks are limited and shortage of materiatl5 curtails produc-
tion. Besides, our factory facilities have been'dlv'erted to a great
extent to war production.
Your Duro Dealer may be able to supply a few Duro Pumps to
those whose farm production can be increased Fwrth running water,
but he will .be'mainly interested in servicing pumps now in use
to keep them in the best possible running condition.
Remember that your Duro Pump brings water, under pressure,
right into your kitchen, bathroom, laun-
dry and barns. It saves,many steps, mulch
time and energy: Keep it id, efood condi-
tion by having your 1btit~o'Dealer check it
over and replace worn parts. He will
gladly estimate the C!cst' of putting it into,
first class condition.
EMCO Quality Piulnbing Fixtures are
still available to meet your requirements.
Wilton & Gillespie_
Phone 68 Brussls
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED
London faniflton Sudbury Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver
142
rosaiwor
IIIE. BRUSSF4S .'OST
WEDNEISDAY, JUNE 17tH. 1942
ov-wilik
AR /ND." IITIIES
EXTILE MILLS WEAVE 220,0
RDS OF WOOL CLOTH EVE
AYS TO CLOTHE OUR FORCE
• This is a big' war. Every industry
has to do big things.
la the hundreds of textile, plants in
this Province, over 50,000 workers
are adhering to day dill nighischedules
once undreamed of. Every month nearly
a million yards of wool cloth is rushed
to clothing makers.
Thousands in the armed services the
Reserve Army and Women's Auxiliary
units must be,outfitted.
"Speed cup-increcse .your -produc-
tion -enlarge your capacity" -is the
order of the day.
Hydro's large pool of over 2,000,000
electrical` horsepower is being strained,
Yet every war demand must be met!
As fall approaches -as hours of
daylight shorten -power demands will
increase substantially. The need may
be greater than capacity production.
It may be necessary to curtail extension
for civilian use. Save power -help
your Hydro to meet this mounting
war -time demand 1
•
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COmtattt,ION OF
ONTARIO
GREY COUNCILMbVec1 by C R. Coultas, seconded
June 6011, 194.2 ,' by charas MVfi(1ie that $300 be dosed.
Minutes of Council Meeting held ducted from the assessment of
.nm the above date. 1 Gecrge C'lo1ldibeok,
Minutes of last meeting were 1, ,amendment was' moved by
.adopted as read. On June 19111 at-1aeon Wiheeler . ;and seconded by
8.30 g:ui, The engineer's report on 1 Harvey Jdhnsten that $200 be de -
The
lthe' 14th concession will be read..: ducted i➢nom :i0te aasesament of
. Township rate or taxation l Geoi;ge Oallbeeir 'tie motion. carried,
was set at 8 mills CM the dollar of 1 It was de'cide'd to deduct 3509
assessment for 1942. i 0roiu the assessment oY telae Richard
A reciuest was received to clean ' Jacklin Estate NM 20, Con, 8, as
out and put the Hanna, Drain in a'. the .buildings, have been sold air
proper state of repair. i the place
Aliso a request to repair ulie 1. Moved Ibh• I3arvey Johnston, sec -
Lamont Drain, The Dept, of Man I owed '.:bO. James,' Mialite that the
ways sti'irmitted their approval of 1 .Co in of- Revision be closed.
the'contreot for creating andIrani• 1 -Carried
tug gna.vel on the Twp. roads by 1 Moved thy. 0. R. Coulter seconded
Oscar Miolcel et 550 per ou, yd•
t by Harvely� JoOrNiaton 'Ulvat She meet•
Some signs{ were ordered and the C I ing adjourn to.ineet again ou July
road Supt. instructed to have them
erected in certain dangerous places.
The following accounts were paid;
Road accounts .. 445.73
:Schools ... 450,00
Drainage 1120,80
Sheep Killed ....................J 63.00
Relief , . , , . 40.17
Board of Health ..,,.... 9.00
; Hospitalisation . .. 56.00 ,1
Employers: Liability Insur+
trice ,.. 05.20
09fice Supplies .,,:,..,.., 11,65
Watdheis for tate boys
on active service 330.83
Hydro 10.32
(Ethel village .,. 26.50
License T. Hull , 3.00
Next regular meeting on :Tally 4th.
'J. 13. FEAR, Clerk.
MOORRJS COUNCIL'
dune 2011, 1942
The Council met at the ball on
the above date with all the members
present. :11te Reeve presided.
The :minutes, of the last 'meeting
ware read and adopted on motion of
Cecli; Wheeler and. Harvey Johnston,
Moved by C. R, Coultas, seconded
by ,:limes Mollie that the Road
Lielbhilty insanau.ce be taken out
with Ole General Accident 'Insur-
ance Comrhrany. .Carried,
Moved ley Harvey Johnston, :sec -
ended lay Cecil Wheeler '{that tate
Wonlam•erar,e Compensation tutu,
niece be renewed with Lloyd's Insur-
ance Cnasutlaoy through A. m',
Wilson Co. -.carried,
14 at 1 0,nm. Carried,
11110 following ancounts were paid:
A, E. Wibson iCo„ Worlemen's
Cornp emisat ion: ''Ins:. ........ , ,... 50, 00
General Accident' Ins. Co.,
Road ,Liability, Insurance
Dr. Oawwford,
F, 'Mitotic fid O.Sii ... .....
P. 'MoNab,
G �Ias tan B O •II'
W A, ` GalbI mntli, 1 ellief Yor
W J Paris9i
Vtotorta Hospital,' London,
'indigent ]fee' ... ..............
C. R. Conlins,•elpenses ,....
P. Duncan, expenses .....•
Bard Anderson, salary ,,,...
140.83
20,00
3.00
3.00
3.00
40.43
15.75
3.00
4.80
100.00
A ID Enslciuo,,.;,tahes . 283.75 `
N. •Riggin supplies........ ., ,v... 10.00
Fred Ligan, ^a6tereare 7,00
MVlus..Nrellte. lrogan,.relief 8.00 1
tis. George• Gio0 , relief ',15.00 ,
George C. Martin; Clerk
MemoriamIn
}AOSiL.QiP,.-Ilii 3,pi hceg memory of our
deter sister, :Christina, wino 'de-
parted this 1i'fe Jun e 1:4911, 1941,
one, year ago..: ,.
We odteti sit .and 'think of the
When we are all 210110
For memory is the.only thing
That grief'oan dell its own,
Lke ivy on lite withered oak
When all other things decay
Our leve ton. -bo will still keep green.
And 'never fade, hway.
Sadly missed by
Brother and Sister.
FOR SALE -
200 bags of Flour in 5 bag Pots,
$2.50 per bag.
Mople Leaf, Five Roses and
Royal Household
BRUCE SMITH & SON
Atwood Phone 22W
East Huron
- Produce
Eggs, Poultry & Feeds
Phone 66
Brussels
HOG and POULTRY
FEEDS
Commercial Feeds
Mill Feeds
Bone Meal
Oyster Shell
Cod Liver Oil
Grit
Everything
to make the hens
lay`A' Grady eggs
We are in the
'market for all kinds
Of POULTRY:
"Flock Culling
A Specialty"
Bring IJs Your Eggs
Our motto -
Honest Grade
on every egg