The Brussels Post, 1942-9-16, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, September 16th, 1942
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.
TENDERS WANTED
For buildLng a now school house
at S.S. No. 3, Morris. The same to
be a frame building on cement
!Inundation. For plans and speci-
aleattons apply to . . .
R. S. SHAW,
Bluevale, Oast.
TENDERS WANTED
'Fenders will he received by the
undersigned till Monday, Sept. 21st
at 8.30 pan., for the work to he done
en the 14th Con, Drain and the 9th
Jon. Drain. -'
Plans and specie:entioms at the
Clerk's office, Ethel.
teeatidied cheque for 10% of the
render will be required and the
auwest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
J. H. Fear, Clerk.
REGENT THF, A TRF
Seafarth Ont,
NOW PLAYING—
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
Ride 'Em Cowboy
The screen's leading comedy team.
in their latest feature.
Moir., Tues. and Wed.
DOUBLE FEATURE
Body Disappears
starring
Jeffrey Lynn—He's the' little man
Who isn'tthere
and
Jane Wyman—Who loves him when
she can find him.
—Also—
• Alexis Smith Lloyd Nolan
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Obituary
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'Mrs. Lesile, J. Campbell
The death 000m'reel on Monday,
Sept. 7311 at South Bend, Incdiaua of
Zama Schack, beloved vette of Leslie
J. Campbell, son of 17rneelt •Cannlpbell
formerly of Morals township and
nephew of Maty and A. A, Lamont.
of Brhusee3s,
They were united in marriage on
Dec. 1501., 1933 said to them two
children were born, Brian age 5
yeas and Allan Edevard, age 2 years.
Funeralserveces were herd on
Thursday; Sept. 10th and were con-
th-toted by Rev. Cies, Teepee Bailie
D. D. of the First Presbyterian
Ohureh. 1313eraneult wee made in
South Bend cemetery.
The sympathy of friecd'e in this toc-
allty is extended to Mr. Campbell in
lis said bereavement.
Mrs. Mary Hollenbeck
,Mrs. Mory Holten beck, 69 Douglas
street. Stratford, who died in the
Strarbfard General Hospital Saturday
afternoon in her nth year, was laid
to rest in Mount Pleasant cemetery,
Whet on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
llollenbeek, who had. e•eslded in
Stratford sone 1907, had suffered a
lingering illness. Funeral •services
were held at the ileinbuck Funeral
home at 1.30 and were conducted by
ecihn Held. Fodiloeving the service,
the cortege moved to 13thel for inter-
ment, Pallbearers were George
Davidson, Bruesela; Charles David
eon, Brussels; Leading Aircra'ftsnnan
Scott Davedson, R.C,A,F•, Toronto;
Lloyd Davidson and Clare Davidson,
Stratfore all grandsons and Olar-
ence Hoalonbeck, ,Strattorel, a grand-
nephew. Gut of town friends end rel-
atives were present for the service
from Wheeler, Indiana; Detroit,
Michigan; Toronto, Brussels. Chan-
ford, Hatsiston, Seaforth and Wing -
Steel Against the Sky ham.
A heart pounding story of men who
made adventure their business. Robert James Sharpe
Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat,— I (The Crvstal City Courier)
Bob Hope Vera Zorina Victor Moore Crystal ,City. Manitoba
Louisianna Purchase
A lavish musical extravaganza in
lush techincolor
Coming—
DOUBLE FEATURE—
Wife Takes a Flier
Confessions of Boston Blackie
When double features are shown
last show starts 8:45.
When single features are shown
last show starts 9:15
"Friendship with the Church
will enrich your Home."
Melville Church
10 a.m.—Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A.M. Sacrament of The
Lord's Supper
7 P. M. "The Home Front"
COME AND WORSHIP.
U iited CheirCh
Minister—Rev. Hugh 0. Wilson
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
The Divine Guest"
Junior Congregation
12.00—Church School and
Bible Class
7.00 p.rn.-Evening Service
"How Precious The Soul"
WELCOME TO WORSHIP
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rector. -Rev. M. F. Oldham
16th Sunday After Trinity
September 20th, 1942
ST. JOHN'S BRUSSELS
2.45 p. m. Sunday -School
3.30 p, m• Evening Prayer
and Sermon
ST. DAVID'S, HENFRYN
Annual Harvest Thanksgiving
100 'a.m. Suhday-SOheo!
and Bible Glass,
11 a.m. Morning Prayer.
and Sermon
7,30 p< m, Evening Prayer
and Sermon
ST. GEORGE'S, WALTON
2 p. m. Evening PraYer
end ,Sermon
Local News Items
High 'School Opening
Official openang date for Middle
and Upper School is Tuesdae, Sept.
and, 1942.
CARD OF THANKS
We whish to. express our sincere
thanks and apmreciatltom. to friends
and neighbours for the kindness
shown us during the illness ., and
death of Martin. McNair.
The McNair and Pantie families.
Victory Carrot
Did you see the `Vietoy" Carrot
tbat was In the window of the Poet
last week. It was brought In . by
Richard "Dick" Stevens of Brussels.
A few weeks ago the '"Believe It Or
Net" coltunn by Ripley showed two
carrots grown to form a, pee'ie'Gd V
but it Was ne more penlect than the
one grown' right here in Brussels.
"Recipe Treasures"
Found In An Attic
A Michigan reader ... wrrimg
The Arnerican. Weekly with this Sun-
Funeral services were held 'Wed-
nesday in the United Church for
Robert Jenner Sharpe who passed
eway Aug. 1st. Rev. D. R. Patterson,
a former pastor assisted by Rev. W.
T. Beady, conducted the service.
Burial was in the Crystal Oity Ceme-
tery.
The late Mr. Sharpe was born at
Ethel, Humoar County. Ontario on
September 1711, 1368. He came to •
Crystal City in Manch. 1889 and. has Fertility Field Meeting
been a resident of this district ever i Held At Crediton
TO LET ----
To be let by.auction—the cleaning
out of ''the Robinson, Daialn on the
lei line o0 Morrie, at 2 pm„ TaesclaY,
I Sep'. 22nd, 1948, the place, Lee
I Breckenridge.
To be let by auction at Russel
Bone's, Lot 20, 3rd line of Morris—
tithe cleaning tett of the Dills Drain
on the 3rd Line of Moves at 4 pm,
Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 1642.
IB.O.H. NOTICE 3
I Dete to the prevalence of Scarlet
Fever each fall lately I advise that
all children over one year and below
High School age be immunized.
This. w111 be available for the
'children of Brussels at my office 011
Friday, Sept. 26th from, 4-6 p.m, and
for the following four Fridays to
complete the eoutse.
This. service will be free on these
dates and hones but a regular charge
will be made at an9' other times.
W, D. S. Jamieson, M.D.,
M.O.H.
day's (Sept. 20) issue in The Detroit
Sundlare Tienee , .. tells of soave old
fanvily reeipest that are excellent and
require only a enliven= sugar,
which she recently came across
while raelsae'king her attic on a
rubber alalvage hunt. Betsure to
get Sanday's Detroit Times! "
•
United Church W. A.
The Womeo'is Auxiliary et the
United Church held its Sepit. meet-
ing on Tuesday evening with an
attendance of thirty-twc ladies at
the home of Mrs• Huggan. P110
Presliden,t opened 2010 meeting with
singing the hysrns "What a friend
we have in Jesus." Miss Winifred
Long read the soniptr•e lesson.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read by the secretary Mrs. A. Backer
and Ike treasurer Mies Elizabeth
Downing gave her report after
Which the used di lousslon of busi-
nese followed and the ,first part
closed with prayer and the National.
Anthem. Two .songs were well
rendered by Mrs. I9. Nurse accom-
panied by guitar and a reading "Out
of the Old Hause," by Mrs. II. Wile
son. A Mathematical oonteet was.
given by Miss: Flo Buchanan. Lunch
was served by the hostess, assisted
by Mars. Woodrow, Miss Buchanan,
Mrs. R. Downing .and Miss Long.
lis me. He always took an active
pert 11T romen110111y and clmu'eh life,
at the time et hits death being the
oldest memlber of the committee of
stewards.
Surviving are his wife and seven
daughters Mrs. 3I. A. Hanenomd,,
Pilot Mound; 'Ma's. P. Bergsma, Van-
can+ver, B.C.; lefts. H. T. Brady,
Miami. Man.; Mises. Lauea Sharpe,
Lethtbridge, Alberta; Miss Ruth
•Sharpe. on .above service ovei'seae;
Mee. W. 11. Keoter, •Orystal City and
Mrs, 3, M. Peng'', Regina, Sashed
Three brothers and tour listens suss
vivo; W. 3. aril Walter ,Siaaipe e8
Bnusisels. Ont,; George Shaepe of
Crvstal CHty: Mee. . M. J, 'Smith tri
Winnipeg;. Mras • W. Deka-Men', 'libel,'
Ont.; Mrs, O. N. Ford, California;
Mns. M. A. Bradly, Crystal City.
Pettibon Ars were: A. W. Gorteil,
D. L. eecBi tan, A. 0, Smith, F. 13.
Lynes, Burr Ring and ,Folin Warden.
•
Goads Received
'rhe fnloiwiing refers eo a note in-
cluded in a shipment of goods sent
by the Jamesltown Warr. Wor+Iters to
the Salvation Army and torah to
England.
, Bent :id, July 19th, 1942
To 14Its, George. C. Johnsiton,
Bhtevatle, Ont.,, •Canada,
My Dear felentii- ,
1 have i'eteaved a threes trent the
Salvation Arany Nelda oaaxe heal
you with a note :vetoing whoever re-
oeieeel it youi washed for a line from
them, FSb I can writing to thank gent
In the name .of Jesus fel- it was He
W111'0 gitba kelt the loving thought to
do sol I pe.a.y that God will Bloss and
Italy, repay whialb I ltaow He wa41
de so. •' •
I ,einem yours;
•n "a Sincerely,
Mina,, F. Wates
W.M.S. of Melville Church
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's' 1We:dentary Society of Mel-
ville Church was head on Friday
a5ternoon, Sept, 11th with 17 ladies
Present. Mns. S. Kerr presided and
opened the meeting with prayer. The
Scripture reading was taken by Mrs.
Iu,mieaon and Ma. T. Walker led In
prayer. Mee, J.- Armstrong present-
ed the Sec. report and •I4rs, R.
Thomson the Trees. report. A. very
interesting talk was given by Mrs•
1I. Spear onl ',Christian Diversity and
Unity." All who cotrid, were urged
to attend the Rally in• Wing'bam on
Wednesday aftenoon of this week at
2 o'clock. Hymn 490 was then sung
and the meeting was closed by re-
peating the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Church Notes
Rev. Ramsay Armitage, D.D., prin-
cipal of Wycliffe College, Toronto,
will be the guest preacher at St.
John's Anglican +Ohundh• on Sunday
afternoon at 3 P.m.
At the morniing service at Melville
church Rev. Mm. Kerr gave a most
inspiring sermon on the Book of
Jonah, 42 a choir also rendered an
anthem, The evening service was
taken by Rev. F. G. Fowler as Mr.'
Kerr took the t'hianlcegiving service
at Edaes Church in connection with
j Blu:evale.
Services in the United church on
i 'Sunday were conducted by the min-
ister Rev Hugh C. Wilson, who
' The value of a proper fertility
program was apparentwhen farmers
gathered to inspect the hybrid corer
Plots on^ tie Partin of D. Frank Cough- '
Credston, bon ,September 9311.
A +pn,onounced• increase in both
tonnage of green stalks, ears, and
earlier inattueity on the fertilized
Mots as compared to the check was
discussed 'by Prof. H. G. Beal, 0.A:G.,
Guelph. He stated that the
bountiful trees, the year wen•e not
only due to satisfactory weather but
.adeo to the increaeed use of com-
mercial fertilizers' to supplement
the barnyard tnanmre and :lovers
Ploughed down.
The Cougth+lin's. hybrid corns pro-
vide an excellent deanonletnatton of
proper fertilizing, care, and menage -
anent. Altogether 25 acres os
northern grown hybrid seed corn le
being, pno3tueed, of varieties, reconr-
'nended by the 1311dgetown Expert -
mental Farm.
The Reeve of Stephen Township
Alonzo MoOan+n, welcomed the
10arnnere to the meeting and pointed
nut the superior merits of hybrid
corn for either ell Wage or husking
lmrpoaes; ;stressing lesser injury
by the ann.,- bbrer, greater 'root
•developm.ene. and incensed ytield
David ITu doer to :the Agricultural'
Supplies Beard, . Ottawa,' tugged
earmore to keep on proeecimg those
lines of fanning that they, were
familiar With seek ae+bacon. milk,
beef, eggs -and grain. He eautieted
• sgeenet 5wtngtiug tooeel' into the
new crops ialte soelbean9 flax and
sendowera', •
The Meeting was arranged by T. Gi
Sheat et Agr eultualmi Repreennte,
tile, who outlined the different
fertility demonutrated10 carried out
pm. disity.lo'E faience on •odyn, field pegs'
hay cend'plaSileile'gnd'beetnet.:'
preached on "The Kingdom of
13ro101 erhood•" x
The junior congregation met for
tibe first time on Sunday morning
under the lea:d•etslhip of Mrs. H. C.
Witten "Christ and a Lost Weird"
was the text at the evening servtee.
Service in St. John's Angolan
0111411101 on+ 'Sunday unorning was
conducted by the rector Rev. M. F.
Oldham.
Red Cross Branch
A donattom of 36 for the sailors
comfort bane from the Quilting
Circle, 8+311 Con., Grey, is acknow-
ledged with tluanike.
August .shipment:
26 pee, long stockings
15 p.n.s seamen's eocita.
15 t eleav s
5 sleevelesls+ sweaters
6 turtleneck sweater's
5 pre, mitts •
5 pre. gloves
6 pre. ankle doteks
5 01041ts
15 pis. boys' Pante
20 boysi' shirt s
gir'lsr pyjamas
Mr, D. N. McDonald. has generous-
ly boated :6 cords of wood to the
Red Crass+ It is to be divided into
two -cords lets ant! tickets will 'be
rao•1d on them et the rate of 3 for
tee nnid eats be purchased from Mrs.
B. G. Walker. Help. the Red^ Cross
and you may to 00* of the lucky
three whoe will win two Cords at
tatted.
l'' 10.0
I ...Mm. Ilkirge.GrOsit, relief 10.0
1t7ITLI,Efft.---In T,imnmonts on Sept. 6th, Mrs. Nellie Logan, east 8,0
1 ,to..Mr. and, Mns, Dave Miller, the Prod 4 a ten, aftercare 7•
Oft : nt.,'a iau4dhLof (Doris Leadal, ' elebrtge a, Mannan, ttleen
1 rt
19Q
GOES TO OTTAWA
J. 0, THOMAS
wbo has been granted leave c.
absence by Imperial Oil Limited to
do epeclal work in the Department
of National Selective Sevice, with
headeum:tele: et Ottawa Mr, Thomas
has been a 'renitent of Goderich the
]east four years as organizer for Imr-
perial Oil. He is one of the best
known men in Wester- Ontario.
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Brussels Man In
Dieppe Raid
Mee, Harold Thoretts received' is
letter from her husband tit week
which was written on Atug. 22x4
from No. 2 Casualty Section bospiball
where he le redovering from a 'berth
wound received while on the Dieppe
raid. T11is is what Harald has to
say:
"As you 'ipave probably been told
we were in the 'Dieppe Raid." Thea
is what 511 our .suen+mer training was
for and why any letters had to be
ehaot and far apart. I don't Praha'
Whether I'm esrpposed to write this
or not but, knowing Yaw will be
anxious I arm telling you anyw53
even stappodtng the censors out Tit
out. We had a pretty hot time of R
aver there but I think everything
was done that had been plannst
The Canadians were all wondertd
not a murmur anywhere even under
heavy artillery fire. I am in the
2.C.0.S. along with o, lot more se
present—iaigt a 'head wound and
nothing serious We lost Lt. Col.
McTavish and two of oum Lieut's. as.
well as quite a few men but it
m+igibit have been a lot worse." •
Sapper Thomas joined the 7tih
Field Co. Royal .Canaclean Engineers,
in June 1940 and went overseas moi.
August of the same year.
Mrs. Tboifias received an offieia2
telegram ituformnig her that bete`
bus+l•ond hes been discharged fros®
hospital. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe
Honored By Friends
About two hundred neighbours and
friends of Mr. anti Mrs. Sack Lowe
who Were recently married, gathered
in Brussels Town Hall on Thursday,
evening of last week to extend to
them good wishes] for their happi-
ness. The couple were the recipe
ents of many lovely and useful g15ts.
The following address wasread by
Brill King Jr. Dancing was enjoyed
until the weesmall hates.
Dear Mary and Jack: -
Though spme little time has pass,
ea since your marriage it is our
sincere wish that you always enjoy
everything that goes to make your
married life full of muck joy and
latpginese. As we, your friends and
neigh:let:M Bane gathered here . to-
night 1'0, spend a social evening with
You an47iv4tli a'profound requesit, ask
you to accept these gifts• as tokens
to show that we are proud to have
you take up residence together in
our community.
Von have both proven yourselves
good sports, Jack, having played well
at the game of football and Mary
equally as well at softball. Therefore
we all rest assured, you will play
the same, at the game of married
lite.
So again with all good wishes it is
ors• bape to retain your good citizen-
ship in our midst as long as
pe:ssthie, ,
.Signed on behalf of your friends
and neighbors.
George Bone and F. Duncan.
1Vlorrrs Council
Sept. 14, 1942
The. 000061 met hi ' the hall on the
above date with all tibe members
present. The Reeve presided.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Harvey Johnetlon and Cecil Wheeler.
Moved by C. R. •Coityltes, eeemuled
by Cecil Wheeler than the Blyth
Agrioultunal Society receive the
usual grant.--Coah'ie&
Moved by C. R. Coolies seconded
by Harvey Johnston that By Law No.
4 for building a new 5011001 for 5,S.
No. 3 be passed -carried.
Moved by Jas. Meade seconded by
Cerci Wheeler that William 13rydges
be re-egreged as Tax Qo+llector at a
salal'y of $130 Per year. ••--,etarried.
Moved. by James Mtichie seconded
by Harvey Jeieston`that the meeting
adjourn to meet again en October, 6,
1.942 at 1 p.m. K"esraed.
The' following accennthe were paid.
W. A. Galbraith, relief for .
W. 3. Parish 4.01
Marl H.,'Willlows, grant for
Myth Fell Vale 211+00
Richard AMdoek, Lament Drain 150,00
Rfranere Alemelt, Laanont Drain 600.00
A. 1T. 1'ir4rine, tede0 1611.72
26.60
A. H. lint+sansei, ta1001.,,
Neise1' TTsggine, supplies an+d
Poieneee
RED SHIELD
HOME FRONT DRIVE
+Since its beginning. The Salvation
Asny has accomplished much good
for mankind. Its efforts are essential
stPirituai seeking to turn inanldm5.
to Christ and a new standard of
Liviug. ,In bringing tails about it has
developed what it calls its Social
Service Departments in whteh it
tapes care of the body as well as the
soul. The 'Salvation Army has ltri
Hospitals, and Maternity Homes,
Bpys:'' and Girls' Homes; Havens of
Rest for the Aged and Industrial
Stores. Its Offuceits do much work
amongst the pnisoners too. Because
its field of labour has become so
estentsive it isnecessary to appeal
to the public for financial support
And• so the Red Shield Home Pone
Delve has been arranged. Of the
amount received 20% will be ',for
war work and 80% for our Home
Front Aceivittes, This will Hover
our expenditures from September
1942 until Decesnler 1943.:
Foe Welshes"' and district the
quotahas beau set foe- 02000.00. In
Brussels Mr. Robert Bowman and
Mr. D. A, Rann are organizing tjre
campaign which will be earned -on
eon: Sept. 21st to Oct. 3. We know
that you believe hi The 'Salvation
Army and pili give it your moss±
liberal support. •
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A Resident of Grey Twp
•
Passes Away -
A htg+hly esteemed resident in the
Person of Martin McNeer passel
peacefully away at the home of has
nephew, John Penile, on Monday,
S.sptembee 7th
Mr, Melee& was hone on the 14th.
Concession etGrey on bet. 25041871. He west a exon of the late
James McNair anis Sarah Martin.
He livecl with his parents until he
moved bo his 0arm on the 16th Con-
cession. Later ire ,moved to the
12611 Coneeesi,on t0 melee his home
where his death ocourred• •
Mr, McNair was a faithful member
of the:P.eesbytenian Chinch. Hewas
au honest end nerigbt 'citizen who
emoyeel the respect of the enttlee
commmmity,
Mr. Melel'air leaves to mourn hie
passing three sisters Mats, AIex.
Edgar, Mrs. Margaret Petrie and
Mrs. James Pei'rie also two brothers,
William and Jahn:, His 'sisters
Re1eoca and -Annie Isabella and his
beotbers, Re ee D, and A•nshie.Kerte
predeceased him, ,
The funeral tools place from his late
home en Wednesday, Sept. 9th, the
semvioe being con+cluleted 'by hie
10586et' Rev. 3. IJ, Taylor.
The beatitt0til hymn Jesus KeenMe Neat' filoCross, was sung by
Mrs, Geo. 1Vlfichel,
The pallbearers wore its brotheta
!Weillii+a,m acrid Jlolhn McNair and hie
nephe:tw% W14li0m and Path Pea'rte
and Williamand eleerge Mci she
The' ltdwer bearers ..Were SeenDickson,•:Kenneth Tyreman,. (lad -
shone Edgar t0301! Tmo1Obn 053411eli:
To tie's 3013Wal, Artemis is
extended AO satinets syinpat1 14 as
large efrele of fidena6,