The Brussels Post, 1943-11-24, Page 3.0,
THE BRUSSELS POST
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LT elping to meet the urgent need
11 of the Royal Canadian Navy
for main marine engines and
condensers to be used in escort
vessels the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way's Angus Shops in Montreal
now has a steadily increasing flow
of these "tools of war" coming
from that section of the big shops
which earlier completed the manu-
facture on schedule of more than
1,400 Valentine tanks, mainly for
service in Russia.
The marine engine, pictured
above on a .C.P.R, depressed -
entre flat car, prior to being pee -
pared for shipment, weighs 89
fons, with condensers and bed -
plates included. Its size is demon-
strated in the picture on the right
eef the workman, who is dwarfed
Tay one of the huge connecting
sods. Handling of the engines to
efr destination conies under the
'Abed of "high and wide" trans-
portation, with special advice from
the Canadian Pacific's engineering
aptiftrilr'
department being followed to
squeeze the loads past bridges
and other permanent installations.
As was the case with the
Valentine tank ii the inmate engines
are being made at the same time
as Angus Shops handles the greatlyincreased repairs on loco-
motives and cars necessitated by
wartime's heavier transportation
load. All the jobs are being done
without new buildings or extensive
additions. to the existing plant, a
further d,eroonstration of the
versatility of the department
headed by H. B. Bowen, chief of
motive power and rolling stock.
To reach marine engine produc-
tion as early as possible machin-
ing of parts and fabrication of
sub -assemblies was started while
the tank work still was proceeding
at the big Canadian Pacific shops.
As machine capacity and floor
area were released from the tank
contract theywere utilized for the
marine engine work. The first 10.
ton engine bedplate was laid down
a little over two weeks after com-
pletion of the last tank hull on the
Valentine contract to earn the
complithent in an official report
that "the very best effoxts were
put forth by all persons respon-
sible for this work".
Banquet Follows Farm
Federation Meet in Clinton
Agriculture Minister, Hon. T.
L. Kennedy, Guest Of Honor;
Introduced By President -Elect
IRONTON, Nov. 20—With Hon. T.
AL Kennedy, Ontario Minster of
Agriculture, as guest, of honor, the
Hama County Federation of Agri.
culture held a banquet in St. Paul's a. prolonged ovation: as he rose to
parish hall .on Thursday evening at areak. For half an hour he stirred
! which 150 members and guests were the assembled farmers to enthus-
served by the St. Paul'' Ladies' !este as he outlined reforms la the
Guild. W. L. Whyte, 1943 president making for the betterment of farm
of the federation, Presidet3.' life in the matter of conveniences
1 and eointorts as enjoyed by urban
'rho President-elect for 1944' dwellers, Others spoke briefly, in -
Harry L. Sturdy, Auburn, eluding L. E. Cardeff, M.P., Brussels,
clued Mr. Kennedy, who eris given t w, H. •Golding,M.P. Seaforth,
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Have your
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expertly serviced
by the
ery, your ' DURO LIKE any other piece of PUMPrnachinneeds
atttion from time to time to ensure continuous satisfactory
performance.
'Working parts may wear, requiring adjustment or replacement and
regular lubrication is essential. •
• 'Until the war is over, it is more necessary than ever that present
owners keep their pumps in good running order, because the produc-
tion of new Duro Pumps is limited.
The Duro Dealer whose name appears below is fully experienced.
He will be glad to inspect your pump, adjust it and instal new parts if
needed.
Should you be requiring Fixtures or Fittings
for Bat4room, Kitchen or Laundry, demand Emco
Quality Fixtures and Fittings. Although its range
of styles and sizes is limited, due to wartime restric-
tions, Emco can still supply requirements for the
average home.
War Savings Stamp and Certlfreattes
should be bought regularly
Wilton 8t Gillespie
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Lstdo Hamiltofl Sudbury Toronto Winnipeg . Vancouver/
Dr. 1 H.00)8 Taelee, M L.A,fo
Smith Huron, and John Minim,
IAA. for North Flui•on, A troupe
of arilsiee irom 'Toronto enter.
I al"ed the gathering, and by kind
perteiselon of the otticer -command-
ing Clinton ii.C.A.F. School, deli 3.
10. Cardiac:1e "The Myslic Marva.;
gave an exhabition. The vote of
thanks woe voiced by A W. Morgan,
fle*sail, past president of the fed.
eratlon, and a vote of appreciation
on behalf of the guests, was exteed-
cif by Hugh MU, Colborne,
An Impromptu feature of the
evening was the auctioning of dam
dressed chioleens left over from the
banquet. The auctioneers Were Time
Lobb, L, ID, Cardiff, and W,i.
Whyte and the proceeds, $20.60,
were presented ..to the Ladies' Guild
WALTON
A Meeting of the UJ'.W.O will go
held nt. the honle Of Mrs., Herb
Kirkby on Weduesclay, Den,let, This
is the beat meeting of the year.,
everyone please be present.
BLUEVALE
The Sunday school room of the
United church was filled to capacity
on Thursday evening for the presen-
tation of the three -act comedy "TWO
Gauntry Mile," presented by mem.
bers of the Young People's 'Union,
Walton, under the direetioa of Rev, •
W. G. 'Hazelwood, of the 'Milted
church and .01areace Grainger,
principal o fthe Walton public
sohool,
The play was humorous end ex-
., tremely well enacted, each play
taking his respective part in the
gest manner.
Thw. entertainment was sponsored
The Ethel WOmen's Metitute held by Miss Nubia Coultas, teacher, in
their Family Night on Thursday aid or the Junior Red Oros 3 S'oeletY
evening, Nov. 18th, in the Township whit hevill benefit to the extent of
Rail. Stover was served 'at 7:30 to about $1.e. Choruses by the senior
about 100 chnsisting of members, pupils, interspersed the acts. W. T.
Iheiir families and gueete, After Johnston acted as chairman. atlas
supper Rev...Mr. Brenton the chair- Muriel .Smith,' president, of the
man, presented a program causist• junior Red arose Society, express-
ing of eolos by Miss Olive Speiran, et thanks to all who had assisted
Mr. Charlie leaks: reading% by Miss 'n making the entertainment a euo
Ella iPearson, Mrs, Breeton and eess.
°I've Speiran, duets by :Marjorie The Y.M.S. of the United Church
Speiran and Glenna Micheal and held its regular meeting In the Sun.
Mrs. Glenn Zeltmiee and .Mrs. day School room Monday afteraoon.
13renton. A play "rumors wanted," The president Mrs, Johnston,
WRS presented by Ming People from presided for the opening exercises
Union. After God save the King was and, business period. Mrs. George
sumg, deeming .was enjoyed for a . rail had eharge of the devotional
eouple of hours. Every pet son went service on the theme: "The Bible, .
the Foundation Stone of the New
Order." Assisting the leadee were
Mrs. George Thornton, Mrs. Ed-
ward johnston and Mi'P. George
Hetherington. Scripture passages
on the eubiects, "Thie Visions of
the City of God," "Building on
Sure Foundations" and "The Prom -
lee of a Naw World Order." were
read by Mrs. Artheir .Shaw end Mrs.
Alex MoCrackin. Prayer was of-
fered by Mrs. C. Tavener and Mrs.
W. J. Johnston.
Rev, Campbell Tavener gave an
son Cpl. Lyle Evans, telling of his interesting introduction to the, new
safe arrival overseas, Friends of study book, "The Bible for All of
Pte, Allan Franklin also received Lite." Mrs. George Thornton
word that he had arrived safely in closed the meeting with prayer.
England
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home feeling tha1 they had enjoyed
one of the best suppers and finest
entertainment of the season. John
Krauter and Mrs, C. Richards sup-
plied the music for dancing. •
Mrs. ;Carl McDonald, 6t1t con.
spoilt a few clays with Mtn.. Maurice
Hewitt, at Ripley °
Mr. George' Roy or London has
been enjoying a few holidays with
his father and friends. here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Evans were
glad to receive a cable from their
The Y.P.U. of the Milted Church
.0.ur .,,,sympathy goesee„pat to the held its weekly meeting in the
sorrowing widow and Om, also other church. The president, Fleming
Johnston, presided and conducted
the worship period, reading a
Scripture. passage and leading in
responsive -Scripture reedit g.
number of favorite hymns were
relatives of the late George Michel,
of Craubrook. He was well and
favourably knewn here,
Mr. Clifford ,Speiran of U.S.A. has
'been visiting his mother Mrs,
Hartwell Speiran and other relatives
this past week.
Mr. and. Mrs. David MoMurchy of
Comma, Alta.., Lias been In Toronto
attending their daughter's wedding
and visited With t
sung with Mrs. W. J. Johnston as
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PHONE• 91 • MUSSELS, ONT.
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spoke on the topic "The Rands .of
Christ," which dealt with Christ as ,
a carpenter and also as a physi
he ferater's sister
Mrs. Geo. A. Dunbar for a Cewclan -when He healed by the laying
days. on .of Ills band. Carl- Johnston, ,
.Residents of the village shall miss very: Tinnier, .1. C. Higgins and
the friendly greeting of "Nero" the Allan Ramsay contributed a guar•
big Sewfoundland dog, belonging to tette.
Mr. J. H. Fear, be haying died last
week.
pianist. Mies atargaret Curtis
ed a call by the local cengregation
to fill the vacancy caused by Rev.
D. 13, Crain's going to the Tees -
water charge. Mr. Fraser had
been minister of St, Andrew's
Church Wyoming, for the past 11
years. le new church was built in
1902 during, Mr, Primer's ministry
there. He preached hie farewell
sermon in Wyoming en Sunday,
Th I d i
Service
The community was saddened n u t on
again on Mouday, to hear of the At Dutton Church
death of Mr, Jesse Wilbee, 6th con. DUTTON, Nov. 19—Rev. Thomas
Our empathy is extended to the Fraser formerly of Wyoming, was
bereaved. inductZt1 into the charge of Knox
Mr. and Airs. John Craig, White- ' Presbyterian Church, Thursday
church visited with E. L. and Mrs. 0,,renjog. Conducting the Induction
Jardine, Monday, was Rey, Thomas J. Watson, an,
Mrs. Hari Bowes and little Marilyn of New St. James Church, London,
are visiting her brother Mr. Stanley moderator of the London Presby -
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson in Hamilton tery. Rev. T. R. Maxwell, Wallace -
this week. ' town,. preached the sermon, while
Rev. MeConnei of Laeknow
preached itt the Presbyterian chureh.
Sunday and declared the pulpit
vacant. We hope to obtain a new
er!nieter soon.
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. .Alex,
Pearson on Sunday were: Mr. and ,
Mrs, McWilliams of Mt. Forest; Mr,
and Mrs. Ed. Mint and little son of
Durham also 1VIr. anti Mrs. See. I
Turnbull and son Keith. "ilere's the New, Easy Way
Rev, J. K. West of Alma Street
Presbyterian Church, St, Thomas,
addressed the minis ter --and Rev,
A. C. Young, of Glencoe, the con-
gregation. •
Mr. Fraser was veceutly extend.
November 14.
Mr. Fraser took his full share
of the work of the presbytery,
holding •the position of moderator
' twice in the 11 years, Ris Sent.
tisk humor and his knowledge of
Scottish history, will make kbA
Popular In his new charge, at
Dutton.
uality counts most —for that
rich, satisfying flavour which
only a fine quality tea yields, use..
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POSTING OF VOTERS LIST -
Veters' Lists, 1043, Tesvnallip
of Grey, County of Huron.
Noveinter, 1048.. , •
Dated at 141101, lkth daY a I
NOVICE is hereby given that 1
have complied with Beetion 20 of the
Voters' List Act and that 1 have nest-
. ed up at my office, Ethel on the
10111. day 'of NoVexiber, 1940, the nit
of all persons entitled to vote in the
muelcipolity at Muni-01pol Elections
and Elections to the Legieloalve
Aeserably arid that such Est remains lila'
there fee inspeetlen,
And 1 Itmeby earl upon ati voters
to take' immediate proceedings to
have all errors
OP on:lesions 001.
meted aecording to law,. the last
day of appeel being 4th day of NC,.
ember, 1-942.
PIPitt, Clerk.
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