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'POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Theabie / ,4 e S
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
2 Shows 7 and 9'08 P.M.
Matinee 2:30 Saturday
Bing Crosby
as
"THE STAR ME1V'
With
99 Talented Boys and Girls
6 Hit Tunes
10. Old Favourites
A SPARKLING MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
A Breakout in a Blackout
As Terror Strikes
MIL IF ,t•O A M` ''SfffGZ
with
James Craig ' Banita Granville
Leo Errol Comedy -"Puss in Boots", gorgeous color cartoon
Henry -Henry Alderich ! !
COMING SOON FOLKS
Cwen Sound Orphans And IT'S CR6SBY AT THE COZY
Centalla Flyers Draw
Yes the Inimitable Bing Crosby,
iNINGHAM, Ont., Jam. 31 -Con es "TIM STARMVIAIUSR" opens -on
ttalti¢l•. P1yes ;end Owen Sound
Orphans battled to a 7-7 draw last
Tuesday'. night before a capacity
crowd it their breervnectiiate fixture.
Owen` Sound oail, Hyslop; de.
fence, Hayward and 'Sargent; cen-
tre,
entre, McArthur; wings, Nichols,
Smith; slparei , Deleon, Shears Fos-
ter, Mceeeascity Wender!,
•
'-,Centralia-goal Young; . itelcnee,
Br'aceland, Malloy; centre, Wilson;
wings, 1-Ia:lvke, Forst' lite; spa,res,
lytcAtee, Andress, Shaw, Slterr'itt
DANCE
at
Brussels Town Hall
Friday, February 2, t 194:1
Music by
Ken. Wilbee & his orchestra
Dancing from -9:30 to 2
Refreshments Admission 40c
$2 Cash Door Prize
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"Come unto me, all ye that
F labour and are heavy laden, 4
,o
and 1 will give you rest!'
St. Matthew 11-28.
(teeg Keel "eek'.ietee le e'd eteet_ retie emlee
Melville (lurch
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B,A„ B.D.
Minlster 4
kir
i,N. 10 A. M. Sunday School and
q Bible Giese
11 A. M. Morntng Worship
,
Mr. McCarron of Molesworth
will preach. °-
7 P. M, Evening Worship
The Rev, Hugh ,W!tson oi
°F
" will preach.
Louts D. Thompson, Organist
Choirmaster.
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Come
and
Welcome.
1 lett Bela
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United Church
Minister -Rev. Hugh C. Wil...
11 A. M. Morning Worship 11�� 1
"Worshipping The Lesser o�
Gods"
Junior Congregation
12 Church school and
Bible Class
7 p, M. Worship Service In the
aMeIS!Ile Presbyterian Church.
EVERYONE WELCOME
'lktEteiat('att?iw ,,,,,,,,p iP,t&imKilCt1:R1
Church of England
land g
Parish of Brunei,
Rector, Rev. M. F. Oidhm
Septuagesima Sunday
February 4th, 1945
St. John's Brussels--
2
russels-2 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
7 P. M. Holy Communion
anti Sermon
St. George's Walton --
3.80 P. M. Sunday School
and Sermon '
1 P. M. Holy Communion
anti Barmen
St, David's Henfrya-
1.15 P. M. Sunday School
.lid Bible CIa'P
2 P. M. Holy Communlon
and Serr' '
Preacher --The Reotor
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'7ittsday at the Cozy theatre
Biussells 7-3eee's a ltioture that
ensiles with hunnau interest au.d hit
songs. Bing at ,his best singing aud
dancing, eongts, old and new, The
story is ,about a loveable character
Gat •salines talented children on the
first ruing of the ladder to stage
sulceess. You love every minute of
this down to . earth nuovee. When
you've seen "Tire Steruwaker" we
knew you'll proclaim et the finest
1
lednesday, January 3lst, 1945
Hockey, l ants 'ONews
By Ot!Ver Riley : ° c v.
01, b'riday night.' 00 •exhi:)Lion
gaunt• wae pIaYe:tl in the 13ruseele
Arena when Brussels defeats 1
CGerrie 7.4 111 a bard fought game,
Gorrie opened Lh.e .scoring when
Neilson. drove a beuutitul shot from
I, the blue line and had Gillis beat
completely. About five minutes
!later 1.). Willis tied it tip front a
pass from J. Lowe and 0. :Riley
CLolile welt ,ahead again when
Perri eh seer ed on a ecru ;nib] e in
Trent .of The goal. elle period ending
well Gerrie out in front 2.1.
The second period Inc. node:' way
and shortly after it started D.
Willis scored for his second ewe of
the game, The teams were battling
on even (51.105 a:nd were trying hard
to score. Near the end of the game
Riley got 'a breakaway on _t i,iaaa
from Willis and Lowe and shot tate
puck in the right hand corner to
give Brussels a 3-2 lead- which they
helve till the period was over. Thele
tee One penalty and that to a
member at, the Gorrie team,
Tit :the third period Brussels went.
to town and banged in 4 goals to
Genie's 2. Shortly atter the boll
Riley steered on ,a pass from J. Lowe
to make it 4-2. Gorrie fought'baak
end Netison scored on another shot
from the blue line and thait matte it
4-3. 'Then Riley came right hoed
anotia and made it 5-3• on as pass )tom
Willis and ,Lowe. Garvie still kept
on passing and were rewan•dett ,when
Parrish took -a pasts hone his brother
*rid made it 5-4 Dor Brussels.
The Brussels teaso again carte to
life ,when M. Baeker scored on a
ease from J. McDonald to make it
6-4. A few minutes later Rile)
aalne back again for his fourth goal
mt a pass, from Lowe and J. Prost to.
snake the final scone 7-4 for Brussels.
Although Brussels won Gargle played
Crosby Mature :e,ver made Showing a real game of hockey and were
at the •Oozy Thursday, Friday and just es good as Brussels. The three
Saturday atane - were, 0. Riley, Don:. Willis
and D. Neilson. Both goalies lidsyed
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,,, -0 wonderful game at hockey. and,
Binds .au"'tbe screen at the Cozy a the snare aouid have been much
Picture that's packed with dynamite larger but )they kept them out. .
ens tw.o desperate Criminals ; m'ako a Line Ups:
bleak from the dreaded Alcatraz GORRI'E--goal, T'iendeeson; de.
fence; Abram, Irwin; centre. Irwin;
wings, Neilson,, Nickel; alternates
P:,,,ni•ison, Parrish, Parrish, Hynd-
menl Watteon and Zinr,werrnan.
and Zimmerman.
BRd1SSELS-goal, Gillis; defence,
Prest, J. McDonald.; . centre, 0.
Rl'ey; wings, 1), Willis, J. Lowe;
alternates, D. Duncan, I3. McDonald,
3r. Baeker and G. Nichol,
t k •
prison, They manage to escape to a
lonely lighthouse where they threat-
alt the Maslen' with deride and attack
Ms daughter. Thrill piled upon teia`t11
us ,this fast moviug story unravels,
Starring James Oreig and Bonita
Granville. Along with this outstand-
ing program le a I -Riotously funny
comedy featuring Leon Errol and
gorgeous color emttoon entitled'
'PUSS IN 1300TS." Here s 'a pro-
giam thavt will keep you completely
•etetertainenl from start to finish.
Dant. miss "7 MILES FROM
ALCATRAZ" at the Oozy Manley,
Tueclay and Wednnesdsy
HENRY HENRY ALDRICH
1
COMING SOON FOLKS!
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
NOW!
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f'sEGEN1 THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW SHOWING-
1 Thurs., Frl., Sat., Feb. 1, 2, 3
Smart romantic comedy
TWO FEATURES -
.1 Marshal ' Loraine Day
In
Bride By Mistake
Smart Romantic Comedy
ALSO
Gloria Jean Donald O'Connor
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INTERMEDIATE
RURAL LEAGUE
ein Friday night a meeting was
held in the Arena. and a hockey
league'. was formed with Gorrie,
'Trowbridge, Ford -Melt and Brussels.
The, schedule is as follows,..
Tan, 25 -Trowbridge at Brussels
Jen 29-Fordwioh at Gorrie
Feb. 2-Pordwtch at Brussels
Feb. 2 -Trowbridge at Gorrie
Feb, 6-Brussole at Geerie
Feb, 7 -Trowbridge at Foi'dwueh
Br•rlssels
Jeb. 9 -Gerrie at
Feb, 9-laarcdwiah at Trowbridge -
Feb. 13 -Brussels' at "I a owbel.clge
e. 1 it
0
Feb.. 14-Gaivdo tut P rdnv c
Feb, 20--Gorrie at Trowbridge
Feb. 21.-13irusisels dt Pordnviclt
* * ..
Mon,, Tues., Wed., Feb. 6, 7, 8
'1 WO FEATURES -
Sydney Greenstreet Zacharay Scott
Mask of D.hnitries
A flee melodrama with vividness,
and a esnse of Mystery.
ALSO
Fired Wife
starring
Robert Paige Louise All Britton
Next' Thura., Fri, Sat,
TWO FEATURES
Fibber McGee di;' Molly
-IN-
Heavenly Days
ALSO
HEAVENt,V DAYS
CMINO-.
The Bridge of
Co Monday night the. Intermediate
Rural Leag,ale was opened when
Toowbrkdge played iu Beuaeels and
the game ended in. s• tee 0-6. The
game was feint and plenty of excite-
ment es the game got pretty reflex
et timele
in the first period . Trowbridge
opened the scoring . when 'Johnson
scored on -a, Bass from Viallan•ie. G.
Ntedtol soor8 on: as pane from Prest
and Baeker. The. game opened up
and the players were meally trying
hard to score but tfue goalers, played
-a fine gnom* of duoekey and held
them du,t, 13111 King broke the dead-
lock ,anal etui: Brussels .a8taad i1 The
fleet period ending with 13rnss.els
out in front 21.
The •seoond ported gel: under way
and it wasn't long until Den Carrie
put otne poet Hamilton. to make it
01, Both teens anent piayleg their
beet and were ;robbed on several
vele, Before tete 'totted ended
itttilee made it 4-1 001 a. past* from
0, Willis, end Retiree.
In the third period! Trowleridgs
eerie to life and before malt min•
udetied
Was oa
e w s
tent s r
e
eel's goes ,e
4.4 B, A4atn,s and lit Mania were
the goal ,Sctntteiis with the tatter
Ran Luis Rey getting tetee Bat it Waiting long 511231
Brussels Contributes Red Cross Dance
$200.00 To Bible Society March 2nd
else, 11. G. Wet there s(etre tary
1't:asureV of the British and Foreign
Bible Sapte:ty, Brussels, stent $ JO.00
to heart office in Toronto for 1144.
The executive wishes to thank the
eel' Hers for thele faithfltl wank
dining the year, The calleetion in
1.1143 was $17.5.00
Laws To Assure
Dog Reroe's Welfare
Stirred by revelations of ueelese
cruelty, dog lovers arcurging
Conglees, to prirlect. 1{-9 veteeane.
`, u, e n ira's valiant canine eoldi,tre,
from vivisection. •Get. this Sunday's
(Feb. 4) Issue of The Detrol: Sun-
day Tin -nese; bringing you -The
^nlerican Weekly, with an a.ttcle
OD these dog heroes -and man;- 11100e
es:tusive features...
FO.Archie Henderson
Arrived •Hobe
Flying Officer Archie Hendersou
arrived homme, unexpectedly, in
Sa.turclay night aetena two years
oti ereeae with ele ,R;C.A.F. Archie,
in spite al many anomie% 00 5ervic5i
iii the Middle Fast, looms halo. 'and
hearty and his Jtomen aoivn` folk are
glad,•to welcome him back, Members
of the Local branch of the leg'un
called At leis home on Mende.y even-
ing to spent a socIIe1 hour wittt him,
70. Hencleelson .enlisted four years
apo, ie Ja,nuarry 1941. Be received
his training ,at Tonon:to, '•uelpn,
Fingal and Brandon befon'e going
arepeeas in 1043. Archie who was
with the Coastal Command as a,
a:dlo ;operator, served in, Fngland,
Af"lea ,an:d Itatly. I•Ie receiver) hie
commission on the island 04 (torsion
it April of fast year,
He suet 'Srm. Palmer and Louis
Herrison in England .and (feorge
Galbraith while in Africa,
P0. Henrleson will report at
Trenton at t,te end of February.
At The Churches
United Church
"Open and Closed doors" was the
subject of tth.e morning sermon ,n
the United Obtiroh. Mr. and Mes,
Alvin Gregg Were reoelvttd info
membership b7 cenrtifdcate, Au
atvthean Rows sung by the choir.
In the evening Rev. Mr. Kerr had
a" his subject 1110 question., "'.('00
Young To Diel" antis had parttcu,
1 it ,applticat,bion to the life of Christ
whose life -work - was completed
though he died at ,tltit'ty;three,
Melville Church
The sermon 'ea Melville Jhureb
9: The
based ' on the Parable of . he
Rich Pool. Jeans was asked to inter-
fere in -a 'family quarrel over
properby, . He refused Ito, be drawn
into tilos. Then after wanting the
people to bewanle of oevebeeseess--
that a mat's life is not to be measur-
ed by Whet be has, but lel what he
i;•. He tells this very • Challenging
14t:ll,e story, ' The evening eorvioe
was )held in the, 'United Church, •
- C l
Brussels went ahead when Relies
banged 111 ar.,othor from Willis, -
G1 -!lis in the Btinsseis Mite tllityed
am onbstanldting game and was kick
lag them. oat at all eagles. .4. mew
secondee before. the hell rang Trow-
bridge tied it up and the team hid
to play ovetitinee when Smith scored
unassisted.
Tr the overtJnve Bt^ueeels Went:
ahead an, a goal by 1), Willis from
pollee and Riley but ,Trowbridge ober officers and committees were
asked to roathete, The m2i,titag
closed with prayer by Mr. Pi,
Dennis.
.00,1 1.51. 111.• eiebi , 11ae'li dnd
fol a tla nee staler the au=plc as m
111,. 111 r,n-r <onrn,itts(' 05 the
1 n:.,1- 11, ,rev, There will ,also
be an.li Ua 51,5,1 donated by D.
N 101)"n,atd. 11'a1t'h for full
1._etletilees later.
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Annual Meeting of
Howick Fire Insurance
'IT unmet! tne.tine of the policy
lin ld t•s . !he 11'wi,•lc Fire Irlsur
vete t'tnupany will be held in
r•,:1. n Rttday. February •.6th,
c'ceel. for the purpose of
receiving the reports of the direr-
n•s en -1 e ,roti•*Ir. tad dieeoeing of
,.arise; for the ePitlen of niilcere.
ei.d any Leber let -Ines. that may
unit h:•t i 1t • 1115«wing. Th- two
rot feint; Ililenter•, are Jolla A.
P yon, and Norman electing both
pep -ills for re-election.
Brussels United Church
Congregational Meeting
'The animal tweeting or the
Tsruss-els petted Chureb hell on
Friday evening, Sanitary 26, was
r.Ull atteneed, At Sievert o'clock the
members of the congregation ,vele
'bountifully served by the ladies of
the Wtsnan's Aesoriatiom,
Following the supper Miss Carrie
Hin e:40n lett in the singing of a
number of favorite Gospel Hymns.
Ran', MMr. Wilson led in tete devotion -
0 exercises and anted as. chairman.
Mr. Carl Hemingway was secte'ary.
Reports from all orgsnieations
were read and the varlans depart-
neart•• trrpd• plea Pell to repot all
allocations alttained and t'ever:ible
balances en bend,
air. W. C. Illacatt reporescn for
the Session and Mr. Clifford
ltrsehlin responded with a trombone
solo, Mr. Cousins reported fnr the
Boone of Managers, all oblieratians
.1,01 and a very generotia r.•,elmse
allocation for the Missionary and
etre •notlpeateno., alit Se .1 11,,S
Maintenance Fund hes been reale
attal the money forwarded Miss
Luella Mitchell 1'e1lc.ted for the
,Sunday School and the response
was made in a rivet by Some and
Joyce Themes, ars'enlpaltietl by Nh's.
Sullivan. Mrs. Speira:n gave the
report ter the Woman's Assorietton.
'Mrs P. Nurse anis Mrs. le B.
C.,115.111,, responded in a duet welch
,.. Nnlse cc amp e1, her
a'. ells, M. Roil -Mean reported
for lbs- R nuimt ' Missionary F eety
encl Mee Ceu,lns 50110 "When bleb
Eros • e Smiling'." Miss P'.tva+s
Stele -en repented for the Mission
Ilamd anal Meureen and Dm•e ley Sul -1
than responded in a deo. The
Young Paopl. 'e report was- given b?
Miss Tleralley Donnie and Vise
Thelma lerotdtees responded with a
piano solo. Paderew.sici's "Minuet in
C;' Mies Hines -ten reported for
the choir The response was made
to Minces Thelma Brothers, Dorothy
ri nnCe and Ruth 'tt'il on who 0it'r„
a trio acronym -AM by Mr H.
port
Trustee's r cr
Themes.T
he
Sac given by Messrs. Adrian ITc•
I ngga't reel 11. B, Cnueine.
The election resulted tee ,dlotvs:
'en the: Session Mesays, W. Jardine
and el. i1Ta,mdn„g; to tee, 130et':l of
Managers Messrs, W. G. Leitch, D.
A. Rants and Melville Dennis. Audi-
tors Messrs, R. Sullivan and Neiman
Demeter,
73005'ds of appeeciottdmn- to rho
pastor anal his family were sleeken
on behalf of the congregation by
Mews. Walter Hnggan and Adrian
McTaggal't, Cornmlents• Were also
made in praise of the church tr•ea,.',0-
or, Mr. R. 13. Ctnrsins.
At the meeting of the Official
Board which Dollowed M'. Car
t•1emiegway wee elected Recording
Steward titd Mn'. R, A. coushls.
Church) Teresnaaer, Mr, Waiter
kfuggtltt Waif elected Presbytery atna
Conference Representative with Mr.
Fulton as alternate. All
tied it 15-15 on a goad by S'n ilIli. The
game ended in a tie 6-6, The three
sta.ns were Eallee, Gillis and 5niteh.
The Llne•upe:
TROWBRiIDGE - goal. 3, Hamel•
tee; defemce Valiance and Woods;
eemire, ,Smith; Wines:, E. Adams and
Simpson; aulternetete Trucker, Tabor
Johnson and B. Adrnnna,
Brussels, -goal, GSlitsir 'deetnce, J
Pteet, J.' MOboneld; ,oemtre, Rollos;
wings 11tle'y and& Wili1g; alternates,
Peewee*, It1ng, Lowe, Currie, NI.
'Seeker, H. MoDtmald„ G. Niohol, 1).
Duncan. -
GREY
• BRUSSELS, ON T ARID.
Annual Meeting Of
Melville Pjresbyterian Church
Tee alumni, lu•,iness - niecce.g of
el el vine Pi'esbytcrlan Chu' (.11 seas
1;, iii i1, 1hu Sunday School room of
lr. church on Fritts), evening, Jan,
eE,h. -Attrr liev, I.'.onal exere•l'ee had
been conducted by the miui•tter -Rev.
Kerr. •
Rev, -S. Kens wee appointed chair
man and It. J. Bowman •uci tt: ry.
!,charts of the various teri,au,c,tlut.s
were presented azd we -re very to
1t ulagili . The inentleership of toe.
,tiarc•lr now stands a9 ,1,'i, rite
1 r'nt,Wing is -a summary of the
1101 raised by all erga,'Izat:t:ns'
ntvral Fume
..i' -li 111 --;•til' 4
t.1 . :AI. S.'
311, :fon Iland
4ihbott School
Ladies' Aid
Se.seion Fund
Y. 1'. 5.
(iinese Relief T'unl
Green Ftnntl
3,41,1.37
eeetie
' J79,47
21.74
176.96
417:47
`see
eleee
'11.5,
1788.00
Retiring Managers Wea, 'tics.
Aerr, L. 11'. ltckmier, John Work. W.
W. 'Smith. and Walter C. Kerr. On
motion of L. W. Rokmier and Jahn
Work, Harry Champion was elected
a member of the board for 3- years
1., take Ike place of L. W. Eckniler
and also John Wank and i., W.
Eek) vier Jacob Fischer was sleeted
e member -et the board for ; years
to take the Melee at Soht:i Work.
The outer three retiring member.;
were re-elected for a period of -3
wears. Tetters and Stewards for
the morning sen•vire D. M. Mc.
'Saris,e, W. .C. Kehr, John Work,
,iobn Yui'll, L. W. Bele-mien For lets -
evening service Graham Week,
James Made, James Iceland, Bartley'
Piseher, Auditors, D. 1T. Mc-
Tavish ,rill W. C. - Kerr_ Record
See., Mrs. J. C. ilaeker. Miss Grace
Stewart was appolntd to louk after
tite booklet -'Everyday" A. vote
at tbaanks was tended Miss Lewe.t'y
for supplying and arranging flowers
Tot chhurcil service. The rneetine
wa closed by the Itev, S. Kerr with
the Benedict/lea.
At a meeting o4 the Board of
1 a•ogers held afterwards 13. J.
Boo ntan was appointed .chairman of
,he Board and .5. A. Lamont, sere
.reasarer for 1945.
OLD TIME STUFF
By An OLD TIMER
Do you remember when The
Pntf" was founded Perhaps eo,r.e
c'e.. I do not.. However weunder•
eta.nd the paper Was first published
lv' the McGillicuddy Bros„ Dan and
'ram. Later Dan became owner and
editor of the Gotlericth Sigu:al, - end
when put to it could .thtiow a mighty
wicked pen. - If we ':recall - correctly•
Tom Followed the nesys3alte- and
publishing bustiness in Toronto
When we first anew "The Pert"
the plant woe located in a wooden
huiidli,utg behind the Graertm block
antl tete' late W. TT, Kerr was owner.
edltoa' sand publisher.
Well the paper prospered and the
s the
semis
Ps New
hu. einem atutgt'ew p
acronunodattdon sae $,scared i a the
Garfield block, about tite second
floor nettl,h, As the eimonititiou grew
193e drudgery of tanning the fly
wheel of the press. by hand. also
grew so a steam bailer and (melee
4 hm., were installed alone with
outer new equipment. The iesee of
frost paper Troon "Tete Post. Steam
Jab Printing and Pnhliisltl:ug House"
was .en .event of considerable the
nor mice -
One day when ebonit to transfer
the 'type Dom ,the Violas' to the
forme, it w,aaa 4011152 that • soma new
brass strips: tehice melee - the lines
between 'the colleens, were an inch -
and a half tee long, A. messenger
5'510 hustled neer to the Wilson
foundry 4,o have the strips rut. to the
required length. Bolt the order
,vas appareitly nnisumde1atooir for
thie strips came back out - up into
nieces ,alt inch and ,a• half tong,
Later the Post Office was rentoaretl
from ,blte Graatt hdeelr. ,rand the "Post:'
toolc ue quarters there, wher•1, it
Still opetiates.
Bet "The Post" ens flat always
11ue only paper the village ,tan- The
gaintg got et little tough and publi
cation ceased after a: rea:son:able
Probation. During the lite or the
eecelld• paper a )local. wit, in ' an
to ,
eat wn abort
' current events. article sit, et
started that 'When :a pl3alee Is 'tied to
a "Net" so long it is hard to
t;Rntdget", . Net bad, The 'Herald'
tat emends, its aspeera,nee'anti• after
a Bain niativedl brief period tc1detl
Will and Nil's, Smith, 5,111 con„ and
children were visitors last weak
in
Elora, when. Mrs. Stab met her
brother Rev, Wm. Burnett, who tae
been a Chaplin overseas for a tee
years. He was also awarded, a
Ner
braves%
The many MOMS of Mals, Norman
4'Toovet' ]lope theft ,she Will 'soen be
0* the best of health agaikt.•
-
Thursday Afternoons
Remains Half Holiday
rt
res will r-utaitt elased Tan raul torturous ieocns. tat 111e half holiday wee
open Wolin -vette -3' evenings- during. .
Inv ntottrlts of July end August, as -
Lae been' the eusknu in past yeere.
• This decision was made at a meat
of the local businessmen's
ttesuelteiou held in the library au
Monday Light of this week. The
p,eeddent of lite ause:oeiwtio4, L. W.
Beknner. presided, Secretary J. 341:
)IkTat isb rend the minutes of the
-
0:...vitals - meeting, which were
adopted as read. A auotfon was
c.'rrieel that lrusines's plaees be open
-..ly abaft 1:30 p.m. until 1.1 o'cloo>S
on . Wednesday nights instead of
opening ,.at 7 O'clock in the evening:
After the dierusison of several
utlter matters the meeting ate
jc•ui'nefl,
WALTON
Red Cross Notes
The January meeting of the Walton
Rei: Crnae was held on Jan, 22re ire
the C:omntunity Hall, The minutes
of •th,e previous meeting were read
and approved. The following anomie
reports were given by the coir
venot's•;
73espital supplies -111113. N. Retie:
dressing gowns 11
bed jaeicets 19
pyjamas 42
abdominal bandages 45
covers 24
Ilanil lirernl1Se1:11 106
babies' 'nighties 8
tewele 10
pillow oases 14
ladies' nighties 19
ted socks 41
Doatars' boots 20
sanitary pads 30
personal property hags 35
diapers 25
Quilt Report -Mrs. Humphries
tops made 25
tops donated 4
r* (peke donated for bon letere
civilians 1
quilts quilted 35
quilts came in ready for.
S eaforth 24
total quilts for Seaterth 59
value 9114.50
quilts donated to snake money 8
British Civilian Clothing
Report -Mrs. tri ngl an d
bales. 8
bays' coasts 17
boys' conlbivadiona 40
girls' eombina(ioas 12
rompers 24
diapers 25
ladies' bloomers 21
ladies' nighties 85
ladies' dresses 1
ladies' coasts 2
Knitting Report -Mrs. Hazelwood
seamen's sacks 9 pr.
service socks 42 pr.
gloves 8 pr.
sweatme 12
alternative caps- 17
aero cap 1
ribbed
helmets
i8
4 scarves 5
girie' sweaters 9
toe carps 16 6
Treasurer's Ttepoet-Mins. A. ()ouittsrr
Collections
pane -Wins
Receipts
Sale of Quilts
Baking -.solea and
literati -aotuntere.
Jean project
Euchre and d;anoe
Bal. on :heard Jen, 1944
Total
Expenditures
r,eafon'th Reid Cuaoes,
Actovmte paid
Castle on. - band -
Total
9 89.fTii'
197.'1:5
1.09.Sd
30.55
9G4B
42.0
14.70
6583.60,.
$5115.49
28.0
35.86
9;85.85 -
BORN
POLLARD -in Scott Memorla
Hospital, Seakorth, tin Yea. 17t1s, ten
Mr, and Nims, Geo, Pollard -a teem,
9Cennetli George;
MIDDLE BEST SPOT
The world will be sailor, it lie-
claimed, if the 'Germano are cosy
Hoed to the other. Side of the Renese•
tlf 't'auldt e d
sot feel more, soerre itC
Ato were toth1ned 40 the tntAllltea
of the R,itine