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The Brussels Post, 1942-7-1, Page 4Machine Sanding - Have those old floors landed and refinished like new, with dustless machine also New Floors. Norman Rintoul PHONE 251 WINGHAM, ONT. I1101111111.111=1101111111111Malr THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, July ;est, 1942 iaramoimommolommomil IM7.ti3 r0 R. a imAktla T' lat We Are Proud of You '1P; tit Vet ritt IM Ctoleman's Restaurant tot 7 R . �� ��. elY� pa to We Join With All Canada n Saluting The Men Of Our Armed Forces she- ye. fir; :ere Single Men 35 Being Called Ottawa Announces Raising Age Limit For July Military Quota To fill a quota 15,000 men for the amny in July since men up to the age of 35 are uade eligible fon cam- pulsory service under a proclamation tabled in the House of Commons last Wednesday by War Services -Min. ester Towson, The action, anticipated for some time, raises Me callable age groups from 36 to 36 yeses and indicates. the available supply of younger mingle men is running low. Last Manch the callable age class was extended !nom 25 to 30. Accord- ing to the Naitional Registration con- ducted in August, 1940, the extension announced: will make about 115,000 mem liable to call. War'Services. De- artment oefioiala, however, anbicdpate that not more than :one-sianbh of these will be available for military service. The othens will be Phyteically unfit, already' in, the emcee, farmers or key war industry workers 'exempted or entitled to postponements. , A number of local menthe district have been ogled. MORRIS Miss Letbte Pierce Qf OMnton was the guest of Miss•Minnde .'Russell last week. !Sot, Lenard J. ., Butson, Wireless Operator, R C.A.F., Stratford, was spending the.paet weelewitih Mr. and Mme. Malcolm Fraser and family be- eore returning to London.. Mrs. Aitken Engaged' As Teacher Miss Edna Procter, who has, taught in the Bluevele Public School this year hes tendered . her resignation and Mrs. M. L. Aitken has beenen- gaged ngaged as teaoher. Mrs. Aitken is no stranger having. taught !here for a nuanber of years before going to Hallen and her tome is in the village, „g,er' ETHEL The Pretthytedian Young Wcanen's Atudterty will meet on Fiiitlay even;- Ing at the home of Miss Viola Turn, bn'll, . `1 Me, and Mrs, Ohne Runge of Gbrrie visited With Mos. A, • Ziegler and Billie on Sunday Mr, .and Mrs, J. Done of Atwood and Mice' Isobel Reid visited with Mrs. Mary Gill on Sunday. We are sorry to report' that Mr. 33, F. ,Carr has not been very well lately', but Grope he'll be about soon. Mss! Viola Turnbuid 02 Hamilton' is home for her seenemer vatca.tdon. Rev. and Ma's. J, E. Taylor and little Audrey ice Cranibr•ook spent ,Suruday evening, the guests of. Dr. and Mils. C. R. Ridirimond. Mr. and Mrs', Geo A Dunbar and Sties A McMuudbde motored to Haaniaton and spent the day there while friendb,. They were accom- panied home by Mies Georgia and Master Donald, wire had been holt- day3ng• there. Visitors; with Mr. and Met. Cam- eron Cochrane on Sunday were, Mr. .and, MDR. Harold Vodden, and little Brock of Blyth. Mr. and Mns Bert Lake and Miss Dorothy and Mr. Lorne Vodden of Hamilton. Masher Brodie remained over for a holiday. Mr. and Mns. Plumeteei and, Miss Eleanor of Clinton spent Sunday at the, parlbo0age. Visitors recently at the :home et Alex and Mrs. Pearson; were Mee Audrey McWilliam and Mr. Ed. Hunt of Mount Forget also Mr. and Mee. J. H. McWilliam of Mount For- est we -covenanted by an uncle, Mr. N. McWilliam and !two daughter , Kathleen and Jean of Morse, Sask. Mr. MaCrea.tt of Kincardine" has been engaged to teach Ethel village school for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Jr. and Mrs. Richardson !Sr. of !Stratford called on JaOm Kreuter and family on Sunday. Ronald Love and Bruce Bateman are attending codet .training in Lone don for a week. Estelle Cunningham .has gone to take a position at tBurlingbone for the summer holidays Mists Betty Dunbar Ova's gone to 'Onillia to a position during vacation. Mese Ruth, Dunbar of Fergus, is spenitliug a short bans at her home here, The War Service Unit wishes to acknowledge with! thanks ceesea do- nations from the 'followin,g,. .Ethel Bridge !Clnib; Mesio Festival; Union Oirdle.; Mn.sA. Brown; also guilts. First Shipment quints :received by Salvation Arany and have been for- warded overeas letters, are being re- ceived bane boys. over there for pan+ceie! received. List of local boys. on active service will be posted soon- and if any mama 01,019 1135011 uiiesecl, please notify committee and nvame will be added. • Mr. and Mr, Leoniard Keauter of Mitchell spent 'Sunday with Welland Kreuter and other friend's. Congratulations to Mister "Donald Dunbar in Obtaining flnat class honor in, theory in bine recent mesio exam. Mee, Stanley ,Speinan and Bruce of Bnantfard have returned after a weak spent here, IPte. L. R. Jardine of Kitchener spent a long week end at his home here. Dr. and Mrs, J. M. Kingston and baby Molly of Seattle, Walshington, were recent visitors! with Rev, and Mrs. H, Snell. .r leer. .and Mrs. W. A. :Clark and daughter of Kitchener and Mrs! O. 'Smith of Kitchener were recent visitors with Mr. and Mns, Maurice Hewitt. - When, Seaman Oalvbn Knauter of London and Pte, Lorne Jardine of Kitchener were home recently, they were the proud redipients, of a lovely wrist watch each, presented by the Grey Council: The bays appreciate this kindness very much. CANADA'S WAR EFFORT • A weekly review of deveiopemente3 en the Bane Front: June 18.25, 1942 1. Ideon, 7, I,. Ilsley, Minister of F1in.atine, submits Canada's fourth wartime budget to the FIOU6e of Com4noha. Income and Defence taxes merged and heavily increased; higher excess profits tax; new taxes on luxury ,goods, additional taxes on alcoholics, tobacco, soft drinks, playing cards, transporta- tion; ' pulefeen beetle, long cliatantee telephone calls telegeepbs and cables, firs. Immediate budgetary problene Is biridginlg gap of $2,228 millions be- t'w'een eetitnated ;`averse tri 3000502 tiseal year and estimated expendi- ture. Budget texat4oh ppeposais t0 yield 3.378 millions, redttctng gap to $1,850 rtrtllions. This will be raised by borrowing, 2, Budget white paper submitted to Contemns shows rapid increase in Canada's was expenditures. (Figures include amjounts charged to active ateee•ts) Fieepl seer 1:939-40 $127,384,000 Fiscal year .1940-41 :778,4,24,0z0 Fiscal year 1942-42 1;384;033,000 32,299,841,000 During conrespouding three Years of first World war, expenditures charged direct to war account ag- gregated a7Proxbmlateiy $539,000,- 000. 'Canada's expenditures on ac- count of present war have to date, therefore, been over four times expenditure in same period of last war, Dh.e•y exceed by over $603,- 000,000 'Canada's total expenditures for war and demobilization during whole o2 last war. 3, Comanissiotrer S. T. Wiood issues call for ,special service voldnteer's in R 0.d4I.P, 4. Boys over 16 now attending cdlnool required to register with an 1 emiploiyment offlee when they start their suwfiner holidays, 5. Production of replacement parts for automobiles to be sharply cur- tailed. 6. Jaeues, E. Coyne appointed Deputy Chainmen of Wartire Prices Board. Mr. Coyne, on loan from the Bank olf Canada, is 'aehleitant to the Chairman of Wartime Prices Board. The prize ]lets for the Belgrave 7. power to Issue ordains deemed !School 'Fair have been printed and .fares las+y to prevent or minimize dieltel'butecl. The fair will be held Rn•es caused by mere action or on Monday, September 21 with the counter -action cbnfea'ved upon Pen_ folleweng echools, conteting: man- sions Moister -Ma 1ienzie (Mr, Mac- ireful 8, 9, 1�0, 11,7 13 of East Wawa- kensie !has jurisdiction over A.R.P.) nosOn, 3, 4, g.3- 02 Morris, U:S.S. No. 7 Eeet and West Wawanosir c Estee- HES. No. 13, 17, last and West Miss Margaret Smillie spent Vancouver WatwanosOr and Mrorris. .Sundary at the home of Mr wed Mrs, Island. 270 damage reported. Milton' visitors in tads vicinity CharlieMcG.avdn, 9. W. F. Drysdale appointed axe- were Musses I3atheeen McDougal and Mary Joyce with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCallum; Mr. and Mrs, Neil McCallum with Mr and Mrs:. John m; McCalluMr. Hugh Campbell and , daughter with Mr. and Mrs. J. i Dunbar and Mr. and Mee. Barry Campbell, Listowel and Mitchell Banks Close 10, Penm4bs.now necessary before Announcement has! been made to new Inmtallaltione of air condition" the effect that the 'Canadian Bank of hn ing and come1cial eefrigeratbon I Connhn•'er'ce will take over the 'M.it- equipment may be manufactured (hell and Listowel branches of the HOWICK FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Wroxeter, Ontario June 15, 1942 ONE DAY NEARER VICTORY make this appeal to YOU All over Canada and the United States the call has gone out for CONSERVATION. Fire causes the greatest of all wastes, not only of material resources, but too often of life itself. Will YOU therefore as loyal Canadians, do these things TODAY --tomorrow may be too late. Check and clean stove pipes and chimneys. Clean up all rubbish. Check over , your wiring, OR Be sure all lamps and lanterns are safe. Be fire conscious NOW and ALWAYS. BELGRAVE 8. Enebny su�brnercine sISelO an Point on, West coast of V Bank of Monta•eal At Listowel the property which will be vacated by the bank is to be taken over: by the town far a town office for the clerk- breasurer and tax collector. Council meetings will prtdbgbly be held there too, WALTON cutive aslsistant to Minister of Munitions and Supply. Mr, Drys- dale-has' rys- dalearras also been tamed president of Machinery Services. Limited, a Gove•rn:nent-owned conwany, em- ploying skilled civilian! refugees from enemy countries. Hats off to our Soldier Lads! • The backbone of Canada's forces whose great day is yet to come. • whose might will be needed to bear the brunt of the struggle. •:whose strength will finally weight the scales of Victory. THE ARMY OF HYDRO WORKERS HONOURS THE ARMY IN KHAKI Hydro never performed such You, on the home front, can Important, indispensable service help the Army, too. Save Hydro as now. It's a war -winning by using fewer lights, by using servicel it economically in the kitchen- When a man joins the Army, basement—everywhere in the Hydro begins fo help him. Hydro house—by turning off the current supplies the power fo Ontario the moment it has served ifs industries to produce the munitions purpose, ' The electricity you andsuppliesthaf make save will help to make our Army a strong, more weapons for our hard-hitting force, G,'eseeiQ fighting men, itiate ooknox E HYDRO-E.LFCTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO ThepTime to Buy a Good Used Cars With Good Tires A Used Truck, We Have Six 1 Used Tractor Ford .Ferguson System on, oulier;.'` 1 New Frigidaire in Stock 12 Good Horses, no matter what kind of horse you want we have it. The Plaee — L. and W. -- Jackson Motors Ltd. Phone 161 Listowel, Ort. I' Exp.rt Packers BUYERS—Of All Kinds of Live and Dressed Poultry We will call at your place for any quantity. Also --A11 kinds of Feathers & Horsehair. We have an expert on our staff who will cull your flock Free of Charge. phone 70x Brussels, Ont. Car; ;of Western Oats Car f Wheat - On Hand On Hand - Hyhr9d Seed Gorn, Soudan Grass Seed and Rape Seed }' u m ;`' �acTl° 0vish one 46 I':l ' r n isse1s ETHEL The Pretthytedian Young Wcanen's Atudterty will meet on Fiiitlay even;- Ing at the home of Miss Viola Turn, bn'll, . `1 Me, and Mrs, Ohne Runge of Gbrrie visited With Mos. A, • Ziegler and Billie on Sunday Mr, .and Mrs, J. Done of Atwood and Mice' Isobel Reid visited with Mrs. Mary Gill on Sunday. We are sorry to report' that Mr. 33, F. ,Carr has not been very well lately', but Grope he'll be about soon. Mss! Viola Turnbuid 02 Hamilton' is home for her seenemer vatca.tdon. Rev. and Ma's. J, E. Taylor and little Audrey ice Cranibr•ook spent ,Suruday evening, the guests of. Dr. and Mils. C. R. Ridirimond. Mr. and Mrs', Geo A Dunbar and Sties A McMuudbde motored to Haaniaton and spent the day there while friendb,. They were accom- panied home by Mies Georgia and Master Donald, wire had been holt- day3ng• there. Visitors; with Mr. and Met. Cam- eron Cochrane on Sunday were, Mr. .and, MDR. Harold Vodden, and little Brock of Blyth. Mr. and Mns Bert Lake and Miss Dorothy and Mr. Lorne Vodden of Hamilton. Masher Brodie remained over for a holiday. Mr. and Mns. Plumeteei and, Miss Eleanor of Clinton spent Sunday at the, parlbo0age. Visitors recently at the :home et Alex and Mrs. Pearson; were Mee Audrey McWilliam and Mr. Ed. Hunt of Mount Forget also Mr. and Mee. J. H. McWilliam of Mount For- est we -covenanted by an uncle, Mr. N. McWilliam and !two daughter , Kathleen and Jean of Morse, Sask. Mr. MaCrea.tt of Kincardine" has been engaged to teach Ethel village school for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Jr. and Mrs. Richardson !Sr. of !Stratford called on JaOm Kreuter and family on Sunday. Ronald Love and Bruce Bateman are attending codet .training in Lone don for a week. Estelle Cunningham .has gone to take a position at tBurlingbone for the summer holidays Mists Betty Dunbar Ova's gone to 'Onillia to a position during vacation. Mese Ruth, Dunbar of Fergus, is spenitliug a short bans at her home here, The War Service Unit wishes to acknowledge with! thanks ceesea do- nations from the 'followin,g,. .Ethel Bridge !Clnib; Mesio Festival; Union Oirdle.; Mn.sA. Brown; also guilts. First Shipment quints :received by Salvation Arany and have been for- warded overeas letters, are being re- ceived bane boys. over there for pan+ceie! received. List of local boys. on active service will be posted soon- and if any mama 01,019 1135011 uiiesecl, please notify committee and nvame will be added. • Mr. and Mr, Leoniard Keauter of Mitchell spent 'Sunday with Welland Kreuter and other friend's. Congratulations to Mister "Donald Dunbar in Obtaining flnat class honor in, theory in bine recent mesio exam. Mee, Stanley ,Speinan and Bruce of Bnantfard have returned after a weak spent here, IPte. L. R. Jardine of Kitchener spent a long week end at his home here. Dr. and Mrs, J. M. Kingston and baby Molly of Seattle, Walshington, were recent visitors! with Rev, and Mrs. H, Snell. .r leer. .and Mrs. W. A. :Clark and daughter of Kitchener and Mrs! O. 'Smith of Kitchener were recent visitors with Mr. and Mns, Maurice Hewitt. - When, Seaman Oalvbn Knauter of London and Pte, Lorne Jardine of Kitchener were home recently, they were the proud redipients, of a lovely wrist watch each, presented by the Grey Council: The bays appreciate this kindness very much. CANADA'S WAR EFFORT • A weekly review of deveiopemente3 en the Bane Front: June 18.25, 1942 1. Ideon, 7, I,. Ilsley, Minister of F1in.atine, submits Canada's fourth wartime budget to the FIOU6e of Com4noha. Income and Defence taxes merged and heavily increased; higher excess profits tax; new taxes on luxury ,goods, additional taxes on alcoholics, tobacco, soft drinks, playing cards, transporta- tion; ' pulefeen beetle, long cliatantee telephone calls telegeepbs and cables, firs. Immediate budgetary problene Is biridginlg gap of $2,228 millions be- t'w'een eetitnated ;`averse tri 3000502 tiseal year and estimated expendi- ture. Budget texat4oh ppeposais t0 yield 3.378 millions, redttctng gap to $1,850 rtrtllions. This will be raised by borrowing, 2, Budget white paper submitted to Contemns shows rapid increase in Canada's was expenditures. (Figures include amjounts charged to active ateee•ts) Fieepl seer 1:939-40 $127,384,000 Fiscal year .1940-41 :778,4,24,0z0 Fiscal year 1942-42 1;384;033,000 32,299,841,000 During conrespouding three Years of first World war, expenditures charged direct to war account ag- gregated a7Proxbmlateiy $539,000,- 000. 'Canada's expenditures on ac- count of present war have to date, therefore, been over four times expenditure in same period of last war, Dh.e•y exceed by over $603,- 000,000 'Canada's total expenditures for war and demobilization during whole o2 last war. 3, Comanissiotrer S. T. Wiood issues call for ,special service voldnteer's in R 0.d4I.P, 4. Boys over 16 now attending cdlnool required to register with an 1 emiploiyment offlee when they start their suwfiner holidays, 5. Production of replacement parts for automobiles to be sharply cur- tailed. 6. Jaeues, E. Coyne appointed Deputy Chainmen of Wartire Prices Board. Mr. Coyne, on loan from the Bank olf Canada, is 'aehleitant to the Chairman of Wartime Prices Board. The prize ]lets for the Belgrave 7. power to Issue ordains deemed !School 'Fair have been printed and .fares las+y to prevent or minimize dieltel'butecl. The fair will be held Rn•es caused by mere action or on Monday, September 21 with the counter -action cbnfea'ved upon Pen_ folleweng echools, conteting: man- sions Moister -Ma 1ienzie (Mr, Mac- ireful 8, 9, 1�0, 11,7 13 of East Wawa- kensie !has jurisdiction over A.R.P.) nosOn, 3, 4, g.3- 02 Morris, U:S.S. No. 7 Eeet and West Wawanosir c Estee- HES. No. 13, 17, last and West Miss Margaret Smillie spent Vancouver WatwanosOr and Mrorris. .Sundary at the home of Mr wed Mrs, Island. 270 damage reported. Milton' visitors in tads vicinity CharlieMcG.avdn, 9. W. F. Drysdale appointed axe- were Musses I3atheeen McDougal and Mary Joyce with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCallum; Mr. and Mrs, Neil McCallum with Mr and Mrs:. John m; McCalluMr. Hugh Campbell and , daughter with Mr. and Mrs. J. i Dunbar and Mr. and Mee. Barry Campbell, Listowel and Mitchell Banks Close 10, Penm4bs.now necessary before Announcement has! been made to new Inmtallaltione of air condition" the effect that the 'Canadian Bank of hn ing and come1cial eefrigeratbon I Connhn•'er'ce will take over the 'M.it- equipment may be manufactured (hell and Listowel branches of the HOWICK FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Wroxeter, Ontario June 15, 1942 ONE DAY NEARER VICTORY make this appeal to YOU All over Canada and the United States the call has gone out for CONSERVATION. Fire causes the greatest of all wastes, not only of material resources, but too often of life itself. Will YOU therefore as loyal Canadians, do these things TODAY --tomorrow may be too late. Check and clean stove pipes and chimneys. Clean up all rubbish. Check over , your wiring, OR Be sure all lamps and lanterns are safe. Be fire conscious NOW and ALWAYS. BELGRAVE 8. Enebny su�brnercine sISelO an Point on, West coast of V Bank of Monta•eal At Listowel the property which will be vacated by the bank is to be taken over: by the town far a town office for the clerk- breasurer and tax collector. Council meetings will prtdbgbly be held there too, WALTON cutive aslsistant to Minister of Munitions and Supply. Mr, Drys- dale-has' rys- dalearras also been tamed president of Machinery Services. Limited, a Gove•rn:nent-owned conwany, em- ploying skilled civilian! refugees from enemy countries. Hats off to our Soldier Lads! • The backbone of Canada's forces whose great day is yet to come. • whose might will be needed to bear the brunt of the struggle. •:whose strength will finally weight the scales of Victory. THE ARMY OF HYDRO WORKERS HONOURS THE ARMY IN KHAKI Hydro never performed such You, on the home front, can Important, indispensable service help the Army, too. Save Hydro as now. It's a war -winning by using fewer lights, by using servicel it economically in the kitchen- When a man joins the Army, basement—everywhere in the Hydro begins fo help him. Hydro house—by turning off the current supplies the power fo Ontario the moment it has served ifs industries to produce the munitions purpose, ' The electricity you andsuppliesthaf make save will help to make our Army a strong, more weapons for our hard-hitting force, G,'eseeiQ fighting men, itiate ooknox E HYDRO-E.LFCTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO