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PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, September 9th, 1942
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Dance -Jamestown on Sept l l in Aid of Overseas Cigarette Fund for Brussels, rr s Al{] Grey
WEDDING
Fowler—Bedard
PLkT'D BURG, N.Y.—A very pretty
wedding was celdbnated on August
18th, when Mass Bette Bedard,
daughter of Mr. and Mns. Bedard of
Plattebut'g, N.Y., became the bride
of Rost -Sergeant Jdhu 3, Fowler,
only son of Rev. and Mrs. F, G,
Fowler of Bluevale, Ontario. After
the ceremony. the 125231sy couple spent
their haneytiuoan in Montreal, Que.
They were the receplents of maw
beautiful and useful giits. They are
now residing temvoraolly at Platte -
bury 'Barracks, N.Y.
NOTICE—
To clean oaut a petition of ' the
Lamont Drain east of the Garndas
Bridge to be let by tenders on Tues-
day, Sept, 16th at the Gamin
Bridge at 2 p.m. on the end lino of
Morris, Lowest or aaly tender not
necessaelly accepted,
TENDERS WANTED
For building a new school house
at S.S. No. 8, Morris. The same to
be a- frame 'building on cement
foundation. For plans and speci-
ficatioms apply to , .
R. S, 'SHAW,
Blnevale, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned till Monday, Sept, 21st
at 8,30 p.m., for bhe woilk to be done
on the 14th Con. Drain end the 9th
Own. Drain,
Plans •ar'd spec]fioatiems at the
Clerk's office, Ethel.
Ceetbfied cheque for 0.0% of the
Tender will be required and the
lowest or any tender not neciessari1y
accepted.
3. H. real•, Clerk,
REGENT J4E A'l"jR E
Seat'orth Ont.
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"Friendship. with the Church
will enrich your Home."
Melville Church
10 a.m.—Sunday School and
Bible 'Class
11 am.—"Jonah"
7 p.m.—Rev.F. G. Fowler
of Bluevale.
COME AND WORSHIP.
nr..Orawallo tear..--_
United Church
Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
'The Kingdom of Brotherhood'
Junior Congregation
12.00—Chunch School and
Bible Class
7.00 p.m.—Evening Service
"Christ and a Lost World"
WELCOME TO WORSHIP'
Church of England
Pariah of : Brussels
Rector,•Rev, M, F, Oldham
ST JOHN'S BRUSSELS
16th Sunday after Trinity
Sept. 13th, 194e
10,30a,m.—Sun•day echoel
11,15 a.m.--Morning Prayer
and Serinon
ST. QEOR€f'E'$,,; WALTON.
10 a.ni,-Morning'• Prayer, and', •
• Sermon,
$T. DAVttrs, HENFRYN
41.45 p.im--Sunnite ixhool 4
3 p.m.--Evenli%g "payer` and
Sermon
PEOPLE WE KNOW Obituary
Mee. George Henderson es 110030
atter a few days' visit in Stratford.
Amble Henderson i1.•C.A,F., who
hes been atatioued at Debert, N.5,,
haw had two weeked Furlough and
leaves this week for H,altrtax,
Mars. Geo. Davidson and daughter
Joan spent a Dew days last week
with Miss Inez Jllokling of Ltstawel.
Miss Janet and WIAuna Watson of
Toronto spent the holiday week end
at their .home here.
Miss' olive Downey of Toronto watt,
a holid(ay visitor at the home of Wm.
and' Mrs, Somers,
Frs, T. 18, Whitfield ie .spending a
few days' with her sister Mrs, Geo.
MoClall,
Mr, Peter Lindoladter spent the boll -
day week end ire Wdngham.
Mrs. Z. Kreuter and daughter
Madeline and Mr. and Mns. Harold
Chapman and •dau'g!btens, Marie and
Jean of Kitchener and Mr. Fred
Fischer were holiiday week 'erne' visi-
tors with relatives •in I3t:u:ssels and
Cnaribroak.
Sgt. Willem Rowland of Brussels,
was reported the first of this weed
to have made his 16th trip raiding
enemy teni!ttoree
Mr. end Mee. G. W. Leitch and
their two ehildren, Douglas and Cath -
edam, of Windsor, have dome to
town. They have taken an• apart-
ment in tee Stratton' 'block. Mr.
Leitch will open up the Jewellery
rime of Mrs. Annie S'tre'tton,
Miss M. Potts, Guelph and Miss E.
Cunningham, Bnant2orxl, were week
end guests eeith the la'tter's parents,
M,. and Mrs. D. R. Cunningham.
Miss Mary Walker, Toronto, spent
the week end holiday with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Walker.
Mir. and Mrs. 0. Whitfield, St.
Catherines, were week end visitors
withrelatives and frienis,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Douglas, Warwick,
Owen Sound. were week ern' visitors
in Brussels.
Mists Jean 'Scott, Toronto, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Scott.
Harvey G+lbs'on of She R.C.A•F. has
been home on leave.
Mrs. Ino. Logan hie been a visitor
in Newark, Dei'ewetee, U.S.A.
Mr. and Mee, Thos, McGarry of
Taranto, were 1nolirtfay visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Wan. Baeker.
Mr. and Mee. ,T, S. Armstrong and-
snn .flim spent the week .end at
Was'aga ,Beach.,
Rev M, F. and Mrs, Oldham and
Mrs. M. R. Oldham ,spent Labor Day
with icrnner par'ielleloners, in Clarke -
bury and Thornbury. Mrs, - Adam
Dahmer at Atwood was the guest of
Rev. M. F. and Mrs. Oldham, at St.
John's Rectory on Wednesday.
Sgt, Lyle Brothers of jibe Coastal
Defence and Anti At'crait R,C,O.0.,
Quebec Olity and Mrs. Brothers have
James A. Long
After an illness follow.in'g a severe
stroke two years ago there pawed
away on August. 26th at Limerick,
Seek. ,Tames A. Long, oldest son, of
the Late Jacob and 'Mrs. Long of
Orandnmok. Jim was a resident of
that community before going was a
number of years ago to take up
land, rIn recent years he was in
bust/noise dor dleassey.+Harrls. Co.,
which he had to give eip on account
of .111 health two years ago He leaves
his widow and a family of six
children, Mrs, S. Merttn of Limerick;
Lenore of Regina; Edwin of 1LC,A.F.
now in Scoudoec NIB.; Isa'belte of
Regina and Mee and 'Claire at
11ome. Also three elster•.s, Mrs, Sara
Campbell! of Redline; Mrs. Rory Ben-
nett of Walton and Mrs. S. Burgess
of Brussels anti two brothers, Gart
of 'Sancta Monica, Cal„ and Claire of
B1n51sttls.
Fun•emad was held August 28th,
from his home and burial todk place
M Assdmalroda, cemetery.
Mrs. David Badgely
On September the 5th, at her home
in Bruasees, there passed away Mary
,cane Badgley, widow of the late
David• Bedg6ey, who. predeceased her
by fonnteeni years. She moved 'to ,
Brustsela from Jamestown and had •
been a resident of this village far c,
the past tweelty-tour yeasts. One sin
died in 1905. 'She leaves to mourn
her poololing, two eons anal a daugh-
ter: William in Saskatoheuan; Al-
vin of Detroit, Mie'h.; and Mrs. 3.
Gndavtn of P"eiif0,,,'9. S1 IS 011rV11r-
e'rl rhea by two ,efs'ters Mrs. Sotbule.
at Wroxeter and Mrs. Merkeley of
Waterloo, iSesitlles these there are
thia'teem• grandehildmen and two
great grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at
her late rets'idllence on Tuesday,
September 8th, at 2.30 P.M., and
was conducted by bhe Rev. S. Kerr, 1
of whose corkregetion• Mrs. Tsedglev
was a member, Mr. Lorne Meunier ,
sang a soba, "Nelamer my God to
Thee." Interment took place do
Brussels oemle]tery,
The pallbearen•s were Oharl'es
Davidson. Alvin Oa'klev, Lorne Eck-
m.ter. Frank Kerney. Harry Obamp-
ion and Percy Lawless.
returned to Quebec alter spending .,
the past two weeks With, relatives .1
and friends of Brussels and Liss•
towel.
Mr. C. Jeffs) al (Chatham, spent
the week end. with Daman Mc-
Kilenon.
Opl. Rose, Elliott of the R.C.A.S.0.
''Debert, NS. dee spending a few days'
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bevan
Elliott.
It is now ILLEGAL
to HOARD R:D scrap steel
or UNUSABLE machinery
The Steel Controller has ordered that, after September 15, 1942, no
person may retain in his possession scrap iron or steel weighing a
total of 500 pounds or more unless he has a permit.
(Par the purposes of the new regulations, scrap metal includesmachin-
ery, structural steel, or any other article or commodity -containing
iron or steel, which is not serving an immediate Vitae purpose.) •
The order also provides:
That anyone, corning into possession after September 15.. of scroll
iron or steel weighing 500 pounds or more, must dispose of it within
20 days.
That any person having a valid reason for not disposing ofscrap
metal as scrap metal or who believes that it can serve some essential
purpose, must send in a report by September 15 to the TJsed Goods
Adminihfretor of the 1 irtime Prices -and Trade Board, Lumsden
Building, Toronto, His report must reveal the exact descriptn,
quantity, and location of his scrap mein'.
The provisions>of the order do not apply to scrap dealers who ore
already subject to previous orders; nor do they affect metal fabri-
cators and processors who are in legal possession of metal to be
used in manufacturing.
A copy of the order, S.C. 26, may be obtained from the Steel
'Controller, Department of Munitions and Supply, Ottawa.
Tnfractions of the new regulations are euliiect to
a Cine of up to 35,000, or'imprisonment of up
to; five years, or both Ane and imprihonment.
'Department of MV[uni,ti.ons end•Supply
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School Notes
Mr. Maurioe Laycock,. BA., has
been appointed Principal of Brussels
Continuation. School for the year
aibout to. start and will continue to
teach the same subjects, as La the
past three years.
Mr. Laycock has accepted a
difficult position at some eaeriace
of hls peatsoniail planes in order to help
the school in the emergency follow-
ing Mr. MurraY'a death,
With hos knowledge of the school
acquired dining Abe past three years
the Board feels he well carry on
very eifioiently and they bespeak for
,111m the •syinpatheble co•openatton of
pu;tells and community.
Miss Helen •Jeekli a B.A., of
Ohesley has been appointed waist -
ant teacher •to fill the Vacancy yin
the staff. She is an honor graduate
of Western University with a
sapeoialiets certificate in 134 111911 and
History and comes well reeon3menul-
ed' 'after a year's exiperlence teaching
in a Continuation: School,
Mrs. Wilton is at present its
Gravenhurst taking instructions in
the new defame course to be taught
this year end will return to her usual
place on the staff while Mies Smith
will again be teaching French and
Latin atter very successful results
with the school last year,
Received Cigarettes
Ward has been received from Mao
iMhDowell that he got the cigarettes
sent hila undies the auspices of the
F10111 & Same Club and Fire Grigade
for which 11e expresses sincere
thanirs', He is line and w•iwbes all the
Bmusisei s' folks good tarok.
Mr. Blackstone, expert piano
tuner and repairer is in this vic-
inity this week
Please leave orders at The
Brussels Post or phone
Blyth 119.
Church Notes
'The Annual Pdeeil of the Sunday.
School of St. D!aviers Church, I4en
fryn was field on That'sday after-
noon, Sept. 3rd at the grove along
the river 'banik on the farm of Mr.
-Thomas Kerr, Henfiyu. The weather
was Ideal for the occas'' -on and a
very pleasant time wes spent do
games ,and social Intercourse. A
tasty and delteous supper was
served,
The Women's Guild and the W.A.
of et. George's Cli urcll, Walton held
the August meeting at the home of
Mrs. Harry 'Bolger on Thursday,
Aug, 27th with a good attendance,
Mrs. Win, Humphrey was m charge.
It was decided to heli' a Bazaar end
a Sapper around the end of October
Sn1PPer was served by the hostess.
The Service In tlhe local Anglican
3arieh on Sunday were in keeping
with the Empire Day of PraYe,r,
The Litany, a .Special Serv.lee of
Tuderceseson and the Holy 'Commun-
ion Service were used in St. Felea's
Chitrah. The Rector, Rey, M. F,
Oldham, preached an appropriate ser-
mon on the text, "T6reee were the
Potters' and those that dwelt among
plants and 1ledgee there they dwelt
with the king for his work "I. Chron
4 20, The Sermon stressed the
value of labor for the Church, Em-
pire, Sltate War Effort and Co1n-
mntaitty.
At the.serviee next Sunday morn -
Ing in the United Church the ,iunior
Congregation will meet for the first
time under the leaclerwhip of Mrs. H.
0. Wilson.
Plans have been made to have
Aalniversary Service& in the United
Church on the first Sunday In No- '
• veeneer,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Wand Sellers wants- to take
it' i(-'ogpporturfity of thanking her
lean,', friends for their kindness
shownme during my Mess in
Clinton, Hospital.
GREY CONCIL f•
Sairt, i,th, 1942
Minutes of 'Council Meeting held
on above date, Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
The Engineer's report on the 6th.
Carr. D;a'n wit: provisieneely adopted
and the clerk instructed to have the
necessary by-laws prepared, 'printed
and served.
The Clerk was instructed to write
the Engineer as to 'assessment for
the repair at the tile for portion of
the Hanna Drain Extension.
Arthur Ward'•s appeal on the 9th
Cora, Drain By-law was not allowed
but Council agreed to Pay him
10.00 floc change of location at side
road.
Clerk was instructed to adverttze
for tenders for the work to be done
on the 141111 Con. Di'alln and the Rh
Cont Drain.
The following accounts were paid.
Roads , .- $ 74.67
H. E. P. C.
13. 0. H.
Sheep
Relief
Weed Control . 10.10
Mumdeipal Drainage 2313.00
Postage 1.83'
Oounel will meet again Sept. 21st
at 8,30 pari,
J. I3. Fear, Clerk.
9.24
3,00
5.00
61.33
Engagement Announcement
The engagement is annonneed of
Margaret E leabeVh (tRetty), only
daughter of Mrs. MaeLeod and the
late MalodIni MadLeod of Seaforth
to John Edward, eldest sal of Mr.
and Mrs. Davrtd Mac Lebnam of
Tueloeltsnnitb. The ,marriage will
take place the latter part of Sep-
tember.
CARD OF THANKS
Vire wish to thank the ildends and
neighbors' 08 our late mother for
thndr great kindness dieing her 111 -
nese and at the time of her death.
The Radgiey Family.
AD A
ATE
NAL
REGISTRE
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OF ' EN IN CNAA
Sept. 14 to Sept. 19, 1942
THOSE WHO MUST REGISTER
All females born between January 1st, 1918 and
December 31st, 1922, inclusive, who are not now
in possession of Unemployment Insurance Cards
Form 411 or 413 (Il'lustrated below). Also all
those who have such cards in their possession but
who are not employed in insurable employment.
WHERE YOU MUST REGISTER
You must register at your nearest Selective Service
Office (formerly the local Employment & Claims Office
of the Unemployment Insurance Commission), or a
location set up for your convenience. If you reside in
a rural area, you register at your nearest Post Office,
THE DATE OF REGISTRATION
You may register at any time between Monday,
September 14th, and Saturday, September 19th, 1942.
THOSE WHO
NEED NOT REGISTER
Inmates of Institutions such as hospitals
and mental hospitals and members of
religious orders. Those in possession of
either pf the two Unemployment Insur-
ance Cards Form 411 or 413 (illustrated)
and who are now employed in insurable
employment.
NOTE t ti you are now unemployed, you will he required to register.. 11
youlave an insurance boolt number or registration certificate U T,G. 411
or 41310210h you got when you were previously employed, bring it with
you When registering.
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