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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1943-2-3, Page 40 HONOR ROLL 'Those named with are r terseas. the Army— Alcock, "Buster" Alcock, Eric *Alcock, Thos. J. :-Alderson, J. W, Bell, W. H. 'Bid' Bell, E. D. Bennett, E. Ross *Bendall, Charles H. *Benda11, T. A. Bewley, Walter Bryans, Harvey Brothers, Lyle Bray, E. C. Brewer, Y. *Bowler, Harry Burchell, Fred *Cassidy, Frank *Cardiff, Clifford *Cardiff, Wm. Campbell, 'Bobs' *Campbell, John Coleman, Ken. *Coleman, Bill *Crawford, A. *Davidson, Cleve *Doll, Charles Dohl, 0. *Elliott, W. R. Elliott, George O. Elliott, O. S. Elliott, Dick Evans, Lyle A. *Farquharson, W. A. Farrow, Jack *Fox, Russel Fuller T. S. *Garniss, H. M. Garton, Ed. *Gillis. M. *Glassier, Stuart Gordon, Jack *Gowan,. C. B. Grainger, Stanley F. *Hall, T. Deb. *Hall, W. R. *Hall, Gordon I•Iamilton, R. C. Hamilton, Allan C. *Harman, J. K. Harman, G. *Hastings, Dave Holland, Gordon Hood, L. Hood, S. *Hunter, Glenn A. *Hulley, G. R. Humphries, Stewart *Lamont, L. *Lowrie, E. C. *Lowe, S. Locking, Wm. Lowry, Jack - Mann, Eldon *Mee'auley, L. E. McCreath, Ted. McCuteheon, Frank *.McDowell, M. H. *McFarlane, T. N. *McFarlane, P. Walter McKay, Archie *McLaughlin, K, McLome Arthur Mitchell, Jack *Myers, C,• A, (Dr.) Nichol, Wilfred *Nichol, G. I. Nichol, R. Gordon Nichol, Mac Nichol, Lloyd *Palmer, Jim *Palmer, Wm. *'Pierce, Roy Ritchie, Kenneth *Ritchie, Kenneth *,Riley, Cliff. Boas Meehan *Rooney, Leonard *Rutledge, prank Rutledge, Ned *Sanderson, J. L. Salennan, E. Scott McLean *Smith, David Bruce Smith, Jas. D. Stephenson, Mac (hick) Thompson, A. *Thompson, Mel, Thames, IL Travis, A. Tunny, Chas. *Whtttard, Ross F. *Whittard, Dart Wheeler, Glenn *Wilson, S. W. Worklnan, Lloyd Young, Elmer *Young, Norman R. Young, Ernest In the K. C. An F. Black, Bert Black„ Douglas Bryan, Russell Bryans, Stuart *Black, Don A. Campbell. St'mley I. Cardiff, Clare, *Cardiff, Frank G. Davidson, .Scott Galbraith, Bowman *Galbraith, 1. G. Gibson, Harvey *Harrison, L. W. *Henderson, Archie. *Huether, H. L. Machan. Willis McRae, Douala *McKay, Allen C. Mitchell, Fran& *Murray, K. M. *Parker, H, S. *Prest, T. A. Pierce, Stewart Prest, W M. *Prest, R. 11. *Rowland, W. D. Russel, Lewis Rutledge, Jack Rutledge, Hartley Scott, Frank Sellers, Elmer W, Snell, Verne *Spear, John Spear, Kenneth Stretton, Herb. Thompson, Norman Ward, Gordon T. Ward, Leonard Ward, Wray Wilson, Russell Woodrow, Alec Young, Archie In the Navy — *Chapman, Joe *Doll. Donald M. Elgin Smith Prest, Jim - Stiles, Buster *wcrkmau, J. G. C,W.A.C.— (Canadlan Women's Army Corps; Mitchell, Betty Sanderson, Merle Rejected— Fischer, Nem. 011I1s, 0. Harrison, Marshall Hawkins, Herb. McDonald, Harold McDowell, Jack Pearson, Ralph Plum, Carl Plum, Ernie Pennington, J. Pollard, Geo, THE BRUSSELS i osr MR. T. A. PUMPHREY is a war worker. He began to feel dizzy, nervous and all in always constipated. An inactive liver was the cauSC--Fruit-a-lives quickly made him well. Buck up your liver with Fruit-a-tives, Canada'r Largest Selling Liver Tablets. LETTERS RECEIVED FROM BOYS OVERSEAS Dear Sir, Received cigarettes and I am very grateful for the smokes 1 have received from your Club. Would you convey sincerest thanks to the persons responsible, Sincerely yours, Spr. W, Farquharson * * Wed„ 6 Jan, 43 Fish & Game Club, Brussels Gentlemen Received the parcel of 300 cig- arettes today, thanks a lot, they arrived in good condition and I need not say that "smokes" are always welcome over here. Pleased to be able to report a clean bill of health, trust that you gentlemen can say the same, and I will take this opportunity to wish all club members and families, all the very best for 1943. The food here is 100%, both in quality and quantity and we are being well cared for in every respect, so I cannot nomplain Again thanking you for your gift. I remain, As Ever, Harry. F a • A. card was also- received from Everett "Chuck" Lowry with just bis name and address on it. All that can be discerned from this is that he is getting his smokes too. * * Dear Friends, - Your parcel of 300 cigarettes arriv- ed to -day, Thanks very much. dt is hard to realize that you have snow at home, as it is still warm and no frosts for some time over here, Everything is quiet over here these tithes. S am in the best of health. Will be home before next Christ mar by the looks of the war these days. Welshing you the best of every- thing throughout the coming year. Sincerely, Spr. H. M, Garniss NOTE -Th a following are really Brussels boys who had not resided here some time previous to enlist. ment:— Ballantyne, Archie Backer, George *Jermyn, J. R.. *McTutyre, Bert *Parish, Jim Pariah, Earl United States A,A.C. Weenier, Wm. D. Best, Gordon' ETHEL HONOR ROLL Alexander, Stanley Ames, Bryan Bateman, Cecil Beer, Chas. Cole, Fred Brown, D. S. Cunningham, Lawrence Dunbar, Jack Hamilton, Allan C. Haag, Norman Henry, Stuart Hewitt, Wilfred Hewitt, Frank Jardine, Lorne Jones, A. T. Keifer, I•Ialbert Kreuter, Galvin Michel, Willard Mills, Seek Patterson, John Patterson, Mies Alma (Nurse) Perdue, Everett Raby, Mervin Sapwell, E. Speiran, Elsdon Sleightholre, J. A. 'THE PUREST FORM IN WHICH TOBACCO CAN BE SMOKED." Crassifned Ads FOR SALE - 11 pigs, phone 18-r-10 'Wm. Murray FOR SALE— Pair of ladies' C.C.M. Skates and boots, size 6 (black), apply to Mrs. 'rhos, Miller phone 37, Brunsele MUFF FOUND— Diec c fur muff left in wrong cutter on Saturday. Owner may have same by paying for this ad., and calling at the Brussels Post for it. WANTED— A teacher to begin duties March 1st for S.S. No. 9, Morris, apply to Clarence Martin, R.R. 2, Blyth Brussels phone 17-r-23 TENDERS WANTED— For 16 cord of green beech and staple wood, 14 inches long, to be delivered at the United church by March 1st. Tenders to be in by Feb, 15th, x *. In a letter received by his mother, Roy Jermyn, serving with the Can- adian Army overseas, expressed his thanks to those responsible for the things he received in 'the parcel from the Legion and for the cig- arettes from the Fish and Game Club. WANTED— cockerels suitable for breeders. Barred Rocks, New Hampsbires, White Leghot'ns. Good Price paid, Also flocks to supply hatching eggs for 1943 ]latching .season. blocks culled end bloodtested under Gov- ernment ,Supervision free at charge, Guaranteed banes paid for eggs with additional premiums. Write fee full particulars, Also wanted re pur- chase pullets, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited Fergus, Ontario. Earns High Post G. 31, CARTE% recently named assistant passenger traffic manager, Eastern Lines, Canadian Pacific ]Railway, in a promotion from the est of general passenger agent, Eastern Lines. Mr. Carter makes Itis headquarters in Montreal, Jas. A. Bryan's, R.R. 5, Brussels WANTED- 15 cords of hard body wood, green. 14-incb. Also 4 cords of dry wood. Apply to Rev. M. F. Oldham TENDERS WANTED— Tenders will be received until Feb, 10th for 20 cords of body hard- wood, beech and maple not less than half maple, 12 or 14 -inches lug, to be delivered at Duff's Lrn'ted Church, Walton. Meet. McFadzean, Sec. In Memoriam Of, a dear husband and father, Charles Querengesser, who died suddenly Feb. 3rd, 1 year ago 1942 He bade no one a last farewell He said good bye to none The heavenly gates were opened Ain't a loving voice said come. Gone into that light thet shines so fair Gone from earth of sorrow and care Resting those band* that did their best Gone dear,husband gone to rest Lovingly remembered by wife and family and grandchildren, East Huron - Prodee Eggs, Poultry & Feeds h obi Br re ale HOG acid U. FEEDS Commercial Feeds Mill Feeds Bone Meal Oyster Shell Cod Liver Oil Grit Everything to make the hens lay 'A' Grade eggs We are in the market for all kinds Of POULTRY! "Flock Gulling A. Specialty" Bring Us Your Eggs our. motto— Honest Grade on every egg TRACTORS. CARS AND TRUC If you need a Tractor, Plow, or Cultivator we receive load on December 31st, Don't miss' this opportunity. Wo have them in stock. al tl SKS dacar CARS b Good Used Cars '42 Ford Sedan, '40 Plymouth Coach, '38 Plymouth Sedan, '37 Ford Sedan, '35 Ford Coach, '33 'Ford Coach. These cars are in New Car Condition and well tired. No reasonable offer refused. Buy one now and get your New License and Ration Book. TRUCKS 1934 Chev. 2 ton 158 -inch Wheelbase 1935 Dodge 2 ton 158 -inch Wheelbase These would make excellent milk trucks to ,'res and Cow We always have horses and cows for sale. L. and W. Jackson Motors Ltd. Phone 161 ListoweL Ont. 1 BLUEVALE �,. Mr. end Mrs. George Hetbering- ton visited on Sunday with Mrs. Milton Smith and son, end line. Miss Janet Robertson of Brus- sels spent the week end with her mother and brother, 1st line. Mrs. Melville heathers and children spent a couple el days with her mother, aunt and other friends in Turnberry. Miss -,lean McClennan spent the week enol with her parents Mr, and Mrs, Robt. McClennan and Scott, Mrs. Rim Johnston returned home on Sunday after speeding a week with her mother and attend- ed the funeral of her father on Wednesday at Auburn. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Wm, Robertson is not as well as her many friends would like to hear Miss 17. Gawley and pupils lnov ed in 'the new school at Browntown on Monday morning, Mrs. Robt. Turvey spent last week with Mr. and Mars. Lloyd 'Purvey to help nurse their little daughter Joan who passed away 'Mayday might. We extend -our sympathy to them, Personals; Spence McKinnon has returned to Waterloo after a, holi- day; Miss Lela Agar, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mors. Wallace Agar, 2nd concession of Morrie has left for Clinton where she will cuter the hospital as a nurse -in -training; Mrs. Alex McCracken is with her (laughter, Mrs, Harry Goll in Morris, The annual congregational meet- ing of Knox Presbyterian church was held on Friday afternoon in the Sunday act col room, Rev, F. G. Fowler opened the meeting, A hymn was sung, alter which the scripture was real and prayer was offered, Mr, Fowler ex- pressed his appreciation of the co- operation on the part of the differ- ent organisations and thanked the leaders for the interest they were showing and the efforts put 'orth, J. O. Higgins was elected to pre- side for the business meeting and Olive Scott acted as secretary. The report of :session, Presented by Archie Messer showed that death bad removed four from the congre- gation during the year, Mrs. Anson Shaw, Mrs, Mex Moffatt, Alexan- der ]4lutetard and James Th-; nue. There were three baptisms. The. membership at present is 103. The secretary -treasurer, Miss M. 031ve Scott, presented the Beneficial statement showing revenue from the envelopes, the .anniversary of. tering and the 'glvinge to misslon5 had exceeded the Previous year The seoretaree Mrs, Archie Messer, preplu ed goodreports for the 1341tsstenary Soofety altd the Ladies' Aid Society. The Women's Missionary Society met all fleanclal pbllgations and the Ladies' Aid has a nice balance on hand, The Nielson Band. Sunday school and Young People's Society show activity and interest which is encouraging for the future welfare of Nie congregation. Peter S. MacEwen tendered his resignation al trustee after .faithful service for many years, W. 11. Mc- Kinney was elected to Till the vas- ancy. Other members are John Mundell and Peter Moffatt, Burns Moffatt, William Mundell, and W. H. McKinney were elected to the board of management for a term of three years. Following a discussion ou the question of havinb the Belgrave congregation join with Bluevale and Eadies the vote showed the congregation to be in favor. Mait- land Presbytery will arrange the final decision. The meeting closed with the na- tional anthem and Rev. F. G. Pew - ler pronounced the benediction, THE GERMAN SOLDIER'S BRIDE And what did he send yo my bonny lass, From the old, old town of Prague. From Prague be send me the ribbon- ed shoes, Far my dancing shoes, the ribboned shoes. i From the 01a, old town of Peague. An.d what did hie send you, my bonny lass, From Oslo over the sea, Front Oslo he sent me a fur -lined hoed, So soft and so good, my Iuv-11ned hood, From Oslo over the sea, And what did he send you my bonny lass, From the riches of Amsterdam From Amsterdam he sent me a bonnet. From the riches of Amsterdam, And what did he send you my bonny Ws, Frons Brussels in Flanders en red From Brussels he sent me the shim-.. merimg lace To sat offmy face, the shimmering Iace, From Brussels in Flanders se red. And what did he send you my bonny lase From Paris, the city of light Frain Parte he sent me a silken dress, A dreaming caress, Alt silken dress From Paris, the city of light. And what did he send you, my bonny lase, Froin the deep deep Russian Omer From Mesta he sent me my widows weeds. - For Ole funeral feast, my wid'ow's weeds. My widow weeds, from the deep, deep, Russian, snow. Signed —ppr. G. R. Miley Cdn, Army Overseas. Have diose odd lobs Tri the line of ca.rpen•ter work done now, Phone 31,