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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-5-2, Page 3rn earls Their Lives, THE BRUSSELS POST v •• „ti•oe'' ot. 11064-L•-•.4 MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN LIBERATED EUROPE - LOOK TO ONTARIO FOR FOOD! Never has the need for food been so great as it is today. In addition to our own vastly increased demands, there are now those of Europe's liberated millions, who desperately need food but cannot produce it. These people, emaciated and destitute, look to US for help! Here's what YOU can do . . . plan NOW to devote whatever time you can to help- ing out on the farms this summer. doin one of the five brigades outlined here—just fill in the coupon and mail today. Waotaaa' .deuact Sricicute A Brigade for young women 20 years or over, who can take work on a seasonal or year -round basis. Real -44w Saf-94.4 For men and women willing 11 " to spend their holidays on a farm. Men can be placed any time after June 15—women between August 15 and October 15 only, 9a,uat emtwougcla St-4,a,de For men and of women, regu- larly engaged in other work, who can give half days or full days to helping a local farmer. • 9440t eciatee Vaegade For High School boys and others 15 years and over who are willing to work •on individual farms:- DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COrMITTEE O FARM LABOUR AGRICULTURE - LABOUR - EDUCATION ETHEL Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Wilbee re- ceived a cable .on Wednesday, April 26th, tram 't,heir son Pte. Roy yetlbee, announcing his sate arrival in Eng- land. Mr. ,and Mee. Hahn of Trowbridge, called on many old :friends hi the vicinity Wednesday of east week. Mr.' Hahn was a fanner pastor of the United Church here, Miss Anne 1VIo5earchy of Goder- ich, visited here sister Mos, -Gen. Dunbar for a few clays last week. Tam regular Meeting' of the Wain: en's Institute will be held at the home of llens. Jim, Pearson on May TOth ' Cpl. 'Stanley Alexander, formerly of Trenton, Ont,, lett on Thursday, April 26th, .for ati Eastern port Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Morrie of Ben 1VElfler, spent Sunday at' the home of 55e. and Mrs, .011ariles Shear- er Mir. and Mrs. A. Heath. Mr. and Mee, Bob Blown were Sun- day miters of Mr. and Mrs. D, Ward- le,w Ballagh — Murray A quiet wedding wee solemnized •11Y14.. at the pawserage of the -United Church, Dthel, asi Satarady, April 25eb. .at 11:00 o'clook) when Mona Manny, .cletughted• of Mr. col Mrs, W. J. Murray of Teylebon, Manitoba, became the beide .cif Henry 13aelagli son tat Mrs. Wm. Ballagh • and the late WIlliaan Ballagh, of Teeswater. Rev. S, Brenton officiated. The bride was :charming in a heaven blue. :sheer :deeds with match. - Ing hat and wore a corsage of red roves. Miss Menthe Switzer, oonsiii of the bride, as bridesmaid othrise a dark 'blue these with matehing 0100 - °mantes .and at oonsage ,of red roses. Seek McKagive .attendted the groom. A weddjaig dinner for the bridal party was served at the Royal Hotel, FM tnarvelling the bridle donned as blue wool sett with black ecoessor- lea .The bride anal grown. left Pox a trip to London, Windsor and Detroit. On their return they will -reside in Teas- watiler, The IVIession Band of United Church bo be held ISM. May 5th, will be at the parse:nage, instead of Mrs. Car- diff% SAS :planned, owing to :the fact that leers, Cardiff will 'undergo an 4.•••••••• • IA0EA • D orANML DISABLED D• Jovially removed in Clean Sanitary trad.... Phone collect. 72 BRUSSELS illiam Stone Sons Limited ,4 lk ontea•••••••• ■••1111' • • 'Pcznoge,reete elt9aole For teachers, High School girls and College girls. Work is for the most part in fruit and vegetable growing areas... in camps operated by the Farm Service Force and supervised by the Y.W.C.A. aill'and MAIL 'THIS(01,POWTODA Y ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. I am interested in doing what I can to help Ontario farmers this summer. Please sand me information on the Brigade checked below: 0 1VomansLand Brigade 0 Farmerette Brigade 0 Farm Cadet Brigade 0 Roliday Service Brigade Name 0 Farm Commando Brigade Address Age (if under 21) Post Office Phone appendectomy in 'the Listowel Hos ,pital thile week. • We • wish her a speedy reooverY. Wie ate pleasled bo revert an im- provement in the :eon:Melon et Mrs. McKay, Atwood, ,MotheT 05 Mrs. Percy Stenhen,s.cm, whb suffered a slight stoke last week, and was taken to Listowel Hospital, Mrs. Stephenson, is with her father at the preentime. in. Atwood, ' Ronald Burt .of London, spent a tew ,cleys with:Pete Dobson last week. 111r, ,and Mrs. ()advert, and child- ren, Betty and .Geonge, Mr. and Mes. Ferrier and Murray Adm all of Wing - ham spent 'Sunday with .1V1T. and Mrs. G. Remoter. The untied Church W. M. S. will he held Maty eth .at the berme -of Mrs, W. Su miners. Mr, ,and Mrs, Harold Verlden and son Brock, Mrs. B. ,Ooolt and delight- er Karen ware Sunday evaditere -with arm IS. Caneeron, Cochrane. - , Mps, B. Miley of Toronto, sistei , of Mnie, J', Kreuter and .1VITs. Frank 'Haig of Moose Jaw, niece of MeV. •Ieranter. visited during the pa,st week at the home of ken MI MOS. .T. Kreuter. Mr. Calvin Mantel has returned to Hamilton atter spending the :pest week with has parents here. Mof Mr. j, oWilliam Mt. Forest spent the week end: with :Ids dough. ter Ws, Alex Pearson. Mins,. Mabel Thompslony and Mrs. Elwin Thompson .spent the week end in Lis:towel visiting with Miss Elln. beth MeCormack, Have your EYES Properly Cared for • I NOW F. F. Homuth OPTOMETRIST . Fourth Annual Goderich Music Festival In the early part of 1941 ;the niembeps of the Goderich Music Club oonceived the idea of a music festi- val] for Goderich and the county of Huron. They secured the no opera- tion of emu:3 of the music teachers ot the .counity an& iu Vietoria street 'Cnited Church in May, 1942, the Goderich bruste Festival was bora Since then under the 'caned guid- ance -of :the Music Club it has grown until it represents one of the divest county groups of musicians in this Province. At .the hest Festival there wend thialyafive :entries, For the Festival to be held May 7, 8, 9 :and 10 there ape :over Dom hundred entries This geatifying exprunelon has beeit se- coulaMalligd only lly the keenest co - Operation ot .all the music super - Vista% and teachers of the minty and town. Truly it can be said that the in- terest bit- the Golerich Mesta Festival has been ever increasing. The moaning :and afternoon seat' di4y MyAnd,. 400 That's a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Job "Painted 3 Years ago and still as good as ever!" 01'14; You can always point with s. -a pride and satisfaction to your house if it has been painted with Sherwin-Williams -Paints; 'proud because of its beauty, and satisfied because you know that in the long run you chose the most economical, long-lasting protective paints available. i Painting with Sherwin- Williams is a sound investment in house beauty, in surface en- durance, in protection against LoOK for the store that sells wear and weather, and in maxi- mum coverage. That's why peo- ple the world over prefer to use Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes. Look for the paint dealer with the famous Cover-the-Eaqh sign and be sure of getting the finest paints available—now, as always. You'll find him pleased to give you expert advice. Ask to see his Paint & Colour Style Guide be- fore you paint or decorate! PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS Wm. Gillespie Brussels Phone 68 :charge ot the meeting and welcom- ed the Winthrop ladies. A solo by Wks Herbert Wavle and a reading by M. Gordon MoCavin were ap- preciated. Mrs, Betties ef Winthrop extended a vote ot thanks to the Walton ladies, Lunch was served. ,A large crowd gathered in Wal- ton Community Hall an Tuesday evening to honor NET. and Mns, William Thaaner who ware recent- ly married. Music was supplied by Ivere. Harvey Brown, Stewart Me. .and George Love. The address was read by Douglas Bunts and the ppesentalton of a purse of money by George 'Baylor, after which Mies Isabel !Davidson sang a solo. Manch wae served, after which the bride and bridegroom served wedding cake. 4tfl&flLL0UL05 01, 0,00 a,St, 180 pan, respectively, will be given to the •oompetitione of the children from the town and, nanol eiemonsairY schools. The evening sessions, te eminence at 7.15 p.m., will be devot- ed mainly 'bo the final corapelitiens in the day's claseles secondary School selections:, end senior plane and vocal numbers. The public has always attended 'these festivals in good umbel% and the membelps of the Godlerieh Music (nub and the morale ,superVieors of the country hope that the same hem' interest will be shown this year vetien the fourth Festival le pre- sented in Worth street United chile*, G0(1(3'1,1011, on Monday, Tues- day, Wedneeday and Thursda.y, May 7, 8, 9 and 10. WALTON The Walton Red) Cress unit held, its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon Midi had as guests the ladies from Winthrop Red Moss ,Soeloty, There was a large attend- ance Null three quilts were omelet - ed. A sale :Of Miscellaneous articles brought goad returnsas: did a rug Ionated by MiSsele Team arid Ethel Lennie and sold by lauetion by Mrs, etTeedY Holland The lucky whiner was 'Mrs George McArthur, MM. Herbert 'McMichael, preli• Notice to Creditors In the estate of GEORGE EDMUND McCALL late of the Village of Brussels In the‘County of Huron, who died on or about the twenty- third day' of April, A. D. 1945. TAICS NOTIC0) that all parties having claims or demands it ;gnat the .estate of the above deceased must mail particulare andLproot 05 same to the undersigned exeentors or their solicitor on or before the nineteenth day -of May, A.D. 1945, upon which tialte the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims which they shell thou have r eceived% DATED at Brussels this first day of May, A.D. 1245. Phone 118 Harristos dent ,of Matra society, was. id W. B. Somers L. D. Frain, exeoutors AUCTION SALE- Hidden Money Headache TUESDAY, MAY, 15th big billeranging• fro Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock 9100 to $12,000, are being hoard The A.mericate Weekly, with t. Implements and Grain Lot 31, Con. 6, Grey T-wp. Terms Cash R. A. Bennett, Proprietor W. M. Scott, Auctioneer FOR SALE— Chiolts .and pullets. Kitchener Big - 4 Hatchery is taking orders for May and Tune delivery. Cockerels, im- mediate delivery in Leghorn x 1311. 92,90 per hundred; Leghorns 91. per hundred; Premium :Grade 91. per handled :extra. Order quick for, these. Agent IL S. Warwick, Hill Top Ranch, nemeses/ Sundeee (Ittay 9) tissue 05 T Detroit Sunday Times, telly how 1 - g..ov.ernanent wants Ithem back black marketeens ,and other slit characters. may have to light eig. with their millions. .Get Sunda,. - Detroit Times. ADVERTISING itwree Classified Ade (sash) Over teiephone or charged In Memoriam ..... . .......... ..... • Card of. Thanks • . Births, Marriages. Death F• • ' Have You Bought That Viet... - dond To -day? By their solicitor ELMISR D. BELL, BOILSOB1S, OUtlaidCf. JAMESTOWN The War Workers unit held their nwurthly tea on. April 24th with a fair inttendanCe. 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