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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-8-8, Page 11 r THS £OST PUBLISHING HOUSE HOWICK LIONS CLUB Third Ann4a1 Frohc Main St. GauiFS Uf B Sgt. John Campbell No Paper Next Week I Arrives Home I .9:gt, John Campbell receive.1 USSELS POST BRUSSELS, ON s AR1Q Attend Presentation In St,Marys Mr. and Mrs, Newton McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Mc(iaulev and Donald motored to St. Marys on Saturday evening, July 28th, to attend a McCauley reunion at the home of Albert and Mrs. Me.Cauley when a recent bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McCauley, were Presented with a beautiful electric table lamp, and other gifts, by their St. Marys eelatibes and friends. A cicely warded address accompanied tbe gifts. Lorne on behalf of himself and Ms wife thanked their frlerae for the gifts and welcome to St. Marys. Cards .and other gamey were played and a singsong and social chat were much enjoyed. There were between thirty -eve and. f•trty guests gathered for the , wasion. These included "trooper ivm, Cardiff, Mrs. Cardiff and Lloyd et Stratford; Lloyd and Mrs. Lucas and Maxine, London; Bert McCaul• ey, Carrot River, Sask. St. Marys relatives present were Jack Lime, Curly Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCauley and two sons and Miss :Merle McCauley. Other guests west's close friends. A dainty lunob. was served by the hostess ani her assistants, Wednesday, AugUSt Sth, t945 In aeeordaUCe with our ureal ru tom of taking a week's vacation each year, there will ,be no issue of AGO e�Ti. Poet, next week, August 155th, Freda ® Tile office wil•1 he closed jar tae �� I wile; lint our correspondent'sago awed to sed in the news as usual. Mildmay Boys' and Girls' Band GAMES Fun and Profit For Ali BINGO Cnusual New Prices Teeswater Man BOOTHS Chosen D.D•G.M. Refreshments Galore; THE HAPPY COUSINS CONCERT Company — of Elmira will present an enjoyable p.w0:'ram of Musical, Vocal. ans Quartette Numbers, Trios ans Duets. Imitations, Comic am Chercater Sketches in the TOWNSHIP HALL, GO,RRIE commencing at 8:30 p. m. Admission to All — 35e — TWO DANCES - Street Jitney Modern Dance Mete by Carruthers Orchestra Old -Time Dance in Hall McDowell's .Orahestea, with Floor- On Friday afternoon„ August. 3rd, Manager Geo, Joerlese all of Belgrave an enjoyable afternoon was spent on The Draw for $250.00 in Prizes thr lawn of Miss Jessie Stra^ihau to be at Midnight when nearly fifty guests gat1iretl to in Case of Rain, Ebents Will be Held honour Mrs. Harvey Henderson, Indoors ;elms King) who bee lived for the Every Cent of Proceeds goes for eret thirty years in the West. Child Welfare Work, 11 was a very happy occaelon with Gerd. Hargrave, Pres„ Fordwich. many reminescences of former ,fears Hector L. Knight, .S'ec'y Wroxeter. snapshots being taken of old class mates of the little red soltool No, 10 Mortis. Games on the lawn and a grand lunch, renewed by a sing song ciceing wit"Auld Lang Syne" Guests from a distance were Mr,;. ( amen Richards, Ethel; Mrs, Bella Youmans, Detroit; Mrs, Hamold Speer to former teaaher. of Mrs. Hender- son). Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Cart lentos, Belnuore, Mr. Chas, B. For. rest was the oddest guest. it is twenty years since Mrs. Henderson Iris been .home and many changes ,ret e noted do that time. , Mr. and. MrsJas., Moses and family, also Miss 'Pearl Maniere motored to Ailsa Craig on Sunday Mr, Gerald Vegan of Kitcbener spent the week end at the bome cf Mr. and Mrs. Bent Evans,. Mr. and Mrs. Veral Matthews have returned•. to Toronto after stranding thele vacation at W. C. Stevenson, 10 eon, Grey. Harry McBurney Heads North Huron District A,F. S.A.M. et a recent meeting of the Masonic ixrand Lodge of Ontario which was held at Terme, Mr. Harry tic, Burney of Teeswater, a past master ot Teeswater Lodge A.F. & A.M, e s elected Deputy Distinct Grand ?I,tster for North 'J-luron Distred. GREY REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, Ont. Now Playing— Thur. Fri,, Sat., Two Features— Robert Lofery Filmed Aug. 9 -10 --is Jean Parke' In The Navy Way at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. ALSO— Jack Haley Harriet Hilliard In Take it Big Mon., Tue. Wed. Aug. 13.14-15 Cary Grant Ethel Barrymore None But The Lonely Heart A film version of the Richard Liewellyn best-seller. Next Thur. Fri. Sat, Aug. 16.17.18 Bud Abbott Lou Costello Here Come the Co-Eds Just a couple of sweater boys work- ing their way through Girls' sctioei COMING The Conspirators .�- •gym "Every clay will 1 give thanks unto Thee: and praise Thy Statue for ever and ever," Psalm 145;2. Melvi e Church 10 A. M. Sunday School and .,Bible Class 11 A. M. Moining Worship Preaci'i"sr .Rev. S. Kerr No Sunday Evening„Service Louis D. Thompson, Organist and Choirmaster. United Church Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship Mr. Earl Anderson "Mission Band 12 Church School and Bible Class No Evening Servide Church of England Parish of Brussels Rector Rev. Maurine F. Oldham. . 11th Sunday After Trinity August 12th, 1945. St, John's Brussels— 10 A. M. Sundaes eh Class of 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon' Guest Soloist.— Miss Stewart of KenOra. St. George's Walton 1.80 P. M, Evening Prayer end' Sermon 2.30 P. M. Sunday School and Bible Class St. David's fleafrylt-- 2.80 P. 0. Sunday,Sohool and Bible Class A 90 P. M. Evening Prayer' and Sermon Ta . zL d'ir, and Mrs. Everett Milner of Fergus spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Miller. Mrs Cecil Eclekmier and libel LIT holidayiug. with 111r. and Mrs Wen Balmier of Gnderlch. Dr. G. McKee .of Elora WAS a recoil visitor with his sister Mrs Q. Dobson end family, Mrs. J. McWilliams of Mt. Forest visited her daughter Mrs. Alex Pearson over'Sunday, Mrs. Stan, Aleloandsr and children el ended the Beirues reundiu, he,d Monday In the Listowel parr, egt. John Campbell home a0tei !caving served live years overseas. Harold Campbell, Brussels, and Jack ,Tnhnston of London were Strndey visitors at the ]some of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Campbell: Mr, and Mrs, Alt Sutton of Bratnp- 'ton spent the past week with the i;ttter's sister and fancily Mrs. B. God den. _ Mr, and Mrs, A, J. Pearson attend- ed the Pearson reunion held in, Cuderich Monday, Lawrence Dobson and Laverne Vodden are vacationing in Goderoih, Muriel Sutton. of Brampton is spending her holidiays with her aunt and :uncle, Mr, .and Mrd Bt God den,' . Miss Cora Rowan. .of Toronto Is a guest ibis weet of Mr, and Mrs. 4t. Dobson, Mr, Don* Brewer of Orangeville spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrt, Bert Godden, The regular meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Percy i/tephenson with the vice-president. Mrs, 0. Richards presiding. .Hymn number 15 was sung followed by prayer. Mrs, !Cleaver gave a short temperance reading after which Mrs. Rowland gave the Indan's version of the twenty-third Psalm. Mrs. Mena i;es then read a taw chapters from the study book, Mrs. Alf Sutton add Nies. Bert Chidden the» sang a dnr:t entitled "In The Garden,” Opl. I A, Suton gave a, very interesting talk ceVerhng the plates he had been during Ills' live years ovet'seas. iaymn 'Are you sure it's cafe I orfwas then at tg The nt eti n g o swam hoie-•-o ero0odllesT alCd with tbe benedhetlau after t Native: "Used to be, but' the Oe - which a 11'aintY lunch was served bytepee kept that away until the ibe h.oltes% s"tarke carne.' 'atni welcome home by a large tr'her'ing et friends and acquaint ;,ares when be arrived 1n Brussels rtu Friday night 'after crossing mi the Pasteur which docked in Halifax. John enlisted in March 1940 In the R.C.A.S,C, at Hamilton. He traiuert i' Camp Borden before going ' over- seas in August 1940. He went to Fence on -V-Day with the first invasion tivave and few serve's in France, Belgium and Holland. Ile 1Iceived a Montgomery certitleatc, \Vnile overseas he met several of the Lome tom] boys. * * * * x x 9bittualry ✓ * * * t * * * * Local News Items CARD OF THANKS 'we wieli to thank our 0riends and Clio. Evans has 11'i Peed bis task nciglibotn's foe their many acts of rr c mowing town grass by puttee; loudness during our recent bereave i iasnlire tactor on the lawn mower. scent also Rev, Mt'. Hazelwood sue H, will now be able to accomplish these who loaned ears and -eat an erllrien' Job in shorter time with Rowers. , ss physical effort, The Travis Family Motor On Lawn Mower Spots Old Coin While Driving Road Grader AUBURN, Aug. 3.—While Robert McCabe was operating the county grader on Wednesday sitternoat:, hie :tutu eyesight detecteda coin in the dust on the road. On stopping the * * machine and picking it up be' hie et vered it was an 1852 Upper Canada halfpenny. NIr, McCabe is hyping it will bring good luck. Rev. A. E. W. Ingram The death of idle Rev. A. E. W ingra.m 11 A., L. Th., rector for the past 18 years of St. Marl's Church, 1lidland occurs;ed .1Sunday, August tth. Mr. Ingram had been suffering fct' some time with a heart condition and his' passing was quite sudden. Only recently he officiated a: the 106th Annviea'sary 'Service of St James Munch in p'eiietegguishene. Ile seas a graduate of Heron College Lmrdon and lits first parish was St. Albans, Atwood and St. David's Teenfi'yn in 1921 and 19,22. 'Ha was a very popular rector and. was a nephew of the late Bishop Wiutpgton Ingram of London, England. After whom he was named. The funeral was held in .St, Marks Church, Mid- land on Tuessay, Aug, 'Rh at which the Archbishop of Toronto and Primate of Canada, the moat Rev. le, Owen officiated. Interment was made in St, M'ark's Cemetery an Midland. During his incumbency the present very flee perish hall was built in Midland. • * * Mrs. Albert Travis There passed away at her late residence in Walton, Onbario, on July 20th Eva Gertrude 'Scott, belov- ed wife of the late Albert :raves in .ler GGth year, after a lingering illness. She was born in New Market in 1060, daughter *0 the late Mr. and elm William Scott and was mullet' ti Albert Traviss in 1899, moving to Palmerston shortly afterwa^as coming to Walton 11 years ago The funeral was neltl from het late residence at 2 p.m. on Tuesday interment in Palmerston, cemetery. The pallbearers were, Roy Beneset,, Clarence Bennett, Russel Marks :Moiety Ilolland, James Clark and Harold- Sellers. Flower bearers being, Ronald tie'nnett, Ross 13enuett, Noise!). i"atlts Robert Kirkby, Silas Jaen• c u, John Marshall, She is survived by one deagbter and four sons, Mrs, Norman eau, Cu.lough of Harrdston; Harvey of Toronto; Kenneth of Port Elgin; ltalph of .Seethe% ano Herbert • at lone also one sister and one Mather Mrs, David Love Of New Market and Mr, Edgar Soot's ot Tocrnto. Cut The Weeds On Your Roadside During August the 'Oouncil will pay you at the rate of 2 cents per rod to cut the weeds .ad'j'oining your Property, from the travelled portion of the road to your road fence. Mildly co-operate with the road suint. as supervisor of the work, Hugh B. Smith, Road Supt. Grey Twp. Brussels Girls Win The Ripley -Brussels gni..'. sofib•til gime played here on Tuesday night resulted in a 19 a win ie. ma 11 •rne team. The vistitors were 'amide capped by the absence of their regular pitches' and catcher and a•,.ther player. A. large number of funs were on Brand to witness the game. The B,•uise s grls will Play en exhibition game in Godes"rb en Friday night of this week. , PO. Russell D. Barnard Bluevale, Presumed Dead', Ij r.., and Mee. lecdw2.rd „ Barnard !true reeived official word that thee: son, PO. Russell. David Barnard is now presumed dead He lost tide life flying over Frankfurt, 'Germany, on Aug, 26, 1944. 'The accident hap, pened When ,two planes crashed over that city, The aircraft wore loaded with bombs .and were fly., raper of whloh they are fully SC, (,saluted, kindly do not always p'are tee blame on us. Wo are neither mind-readers nor prophets, and it we are not 'rade acguainted welt the n, iv it is a certainty we ca not pub- lish it. Hand in every item you can; es. will greatly appreciate it, Ration Coupon Due Dates Coupons now valid are butter 90 to 1.17. preserves 33 4,0 57, and P1 to ell, sugar 46 to 61. All extra preserves coupons made geed for the purchase of augur for a:inning are now valid. CARD OF THANKS Tee cigarettes received trom the L:ussels Legion through the seem - tory 0, Doll, have been much appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed. Please accept my sincere thank for y 'ur kindness. Jaek Lowry The Case of the Missing Hindu Beauty No. 1 in the aeries, "W'HERE- 4BOUTS UNKNOWN" by Inez Robb, startling in the Amerieau 'Weekly with this Sunday's (August 12) issue of The Detroit Sunday Tines. In this series will be told the story of New York .City's famous I:nreau of 'Missing :Persons, which handles 3'2,000 disappearnces yearly, sewing 99% of :them. Get ,Sunday's Detroit Times. W.M.S. of United Church The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. ,J, 'H .Smith on Tuesday evening with the president Mrs. Nichol in charge of the Devotional l.erlod. The Study "Work among ilre esnadi'aat Indians" was ably taken by Mrs. Ida Lowry. Mrs. Manning and lyras E. Downing. Mrs. R. B. Cousins favoured with a solo. The meeting closed with prayer. Don't Blame the Publisher We would remind our readers that if there is disappointment at times in net seeing an item ot news is this ing at 13500 feet. two milese above 'ho clouds. Beth were Lancastere and apparently one lost its way and crashed into the plane of which Russell was a member of the saw. Root, Vegetable Ceiling Prices Ceiling prices tor root vegetables now in ,effect throughout Western Ontario have been anneune:r 1 at the regional office of the Wattima Prices and Trade Board, Price] 'ti consumers when vegetabdee are sold It pound hots inelnde; as rah diseased lc unwashed 4c, treat' top bunhes Sc; cabbages - ordtna:y 6c red or Savoy le; parsnips washed 9c unwashed 7c; turnips - yellow Or rutabagas, gnashes or waxer 40, unwashed of waxedt 3c; turnips white, washed or waxed Go, unwash- ed or unwaxod Go, fresh top bunch 7c; beets - washed 5c, unwashed 6e, and fresh top bunches 7c, Moncrieff Beaten By Seaforth Nine ' In an exhtbltion softball tilt at Lions Park Thursday night, Flour Millers of the Industrtibl League, daleated Monorief 11/3. Kennedy of the Millers, held the visitors scot eleas Dor the first four frames and .allbwed them their only three runs in the 5511. Moncief 000 080 0 •-' 9 llimcrieff -000 030 u--- 8 1Viencri0E--S,. Mahon, O. Lake, le .Smith, J..Smith, B. Smnitle, Warden, J, Oox, 13, Robertson, N. ]McKenzie. Flour Millers- — Archie Hubert ir'ran'k Kennedy, David Grieve, F^atilt .„O'Connor, sus Messenger, Charlie Case, Don Smith, Prank Lllwood, Kenneth Doig, Passenger (to driver of old horse) --."Can you go any faster?" Driver --•"I could, air, but t would- n't like to leave my horse behind'„ Meat Rationing Canada's proposed second meat rationing program has a clifferant reason for eu-letan'ee than did the test program, according to laments - Lieu aorma'Lieu received at the Western Ontario ragloulal otitice, of the Boiard, The first plan was undertaken 'p,imarily to assure an equitable distribution of supplies." The second ,plan is being initiated ".primlaailly to redace timeestie eonsunptiontin order to feed the hungry of Eul'ope." That Europe is hungry is evidene• ed by statistics made avatlable to Beard representativee. Refe,'rine to France it was' stated that the :neat shortage is naw worse than itt any time in, the cities. In 19.89 the per capita' consumption was 96 petunia par person, in 1945 it was 11 Pounds, The ration ,at preeatt le Otte -tenth e6 a pound per weeps 1111 amount equal to one thin Slice ot boiled ham. Aleut brings $10 a pound on the bitrek market, 'ander Nasi ocoupe: tion mance lost two daimon bead of cattle, and the Neatei.ptin,e of meat Gras dropped from prewar 1P.vols to 11aws —bo e E and matt on am 111,060 tons to 6,000 tonsWerk few Eniplayer, ;e'Ara bis ow iltar m i'sitl mules " Isom 45,000 to 1t,000 ,tons, u'y iso Negro Statblentli;nl, "No 9fr', ab 51,000 t0 21,000 tone, IfvOultriy from know 'epi roc well ter get familiar," 2L,000 bo lees than 2,00. Seedier: Huron Police Get Tough With Traffic Offenders Traffic regulations are being strictly enforced by the police 1u Imran county, 2. number of motorists have been s',mntoned to court for detective lights or for failing to stop at stop -'ans acid each affender has been Medi $6.00 and cost. It Is pointed out that a number et accidents have been caused because tantorists have failed to observe 'hese regulations, Huron Nursing Plans Complete Supervisor Arrives August let The plans for inaugurating tae ,.chool nursing plan, authorized by Huron County Coune& have been completed by the healtlh and bospitat cr:nunittee, * 4 '5 * ► * * * * Holiday Visitors * * * it Airs. Chas. Workman, Leamington, has been flatting here. * * * Rev. S. Kerr, Glace Bay, N.S., wits n„ wife and family 'here. * * * Air, and Mrs. A. Sinclair, Hamil- ton, with relatives in this locality s * * Dr. and Mrs. Gilpin of Detroit v'+;ted friends here over the week ertd. * 0 7 Mr, .and Mrs. B. Macdonald and family, Cromarty with relatives and friends. e Mrs, C. Kreuter and Miss M. Kreuter with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fiscber. * * * Mrs. L. Clark and Gloria wits the former's mother. Mrs. C. Sellars, :.'orris. * * * :lir, and Mrs. J. C. Scott and children Marion and Jim, were visiting here, • e Miss Dorothy Lemmex, Detroit, is visting with her grandmother Mrs. A. Messer. * * * A large number of Br ,ssels residents enjoyed the •laces m Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Evans of Nia- Gcderieh on Civic holiday, gare Falls are spending their holiday: • s- * lane wth Mrs. Evans' parents, ,fir. Mrs. B. Whittard was holidaying and Mrs. Dan. Huether. with relatives and friends, in London Mrs. Jean Hdnehley returned to and. Stratford last week. :bet 'home in Seaforth after spending' * * * several days with her sister M -s. Mr, and Mrs. Chris. Pitcher, I{it h- William Smalldon, Pier, were week end visitors with Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Williams of relatives in this district. Merlin are spending their holidays . * * here with their daughter Mrs, Stuart Mr. and Mrs. H. Kew and M. McNair and Mr. McNair. Mr. Neil' r"ark, Toronto were visitors with llama, a former minister ot Knox Mr, and Mrs. Freetby. Presbyteran Church will pre'.ch at. the morning service in Cranbrook next Sunday, August 112th, Glen Hnetiher has been eorfin ad 20 his home for several days, having sprained his ankle in a hall game. A meeting of the executltve of the :'oun'g Peoples Society was held at 'he Manse on Thursday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Ifierr and. Rev. and Mrs, W. A, Williams spent Friday evening 'Isere the gueste of. Rev. I. D. MacIver et the manse. The congregation and Sabbath School of Knox Church held an Enjoyable picnic at the Lion's Park n Seaforth on Tuesday at la.;t weer,, Rev. Harrison L. Lantond, ministe" of First Congregational Ohuruh. Stockbridge, Mess chnsetts. a:r ted eu Saturday and client the ween ani. * s w at the manse, the guest of Bev. I. D. tt. J. Stewart, Fergus, was e MacIver.. visitor with his sister, Miss Mary Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Michel fail O'rwart, at the home of Yr, and 11ariarinc spent the holiday week end Mrs, Thos. Walker"on Wedntsd:y. .at Grand Bend. * r e CRANBROOK * * * • Miss Olive Smith Stratford, ss a guest at the home of her cousins iMi ses Heather and Barham, Allen, * * *. Master Charles .Shobbrook, Lon- dPsboro is spending a week with his grandparents Mr. and Mee. H. Manning. r * a Pie. D. Hastings and Mrs. Hastings and son David were week end visit- ors with the former's sister in (Mosley. - . * * * Mr and Mrs. E. Somers with Mr, and Mrs, Archie Holmes, Brantford, Paul, who has been holidaying there returned home with them. Herb Cunningham and Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Palmerston ans. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. lti'cLaughlin. I..rndon were week,end'visit0rs with Mr. and Mrs. II, Manning. * * * Mrs. R. M. Blain and daughter Karen returned on Sunday to their home in Toronto. after spending the Oast five weeks with the former's parents, Mr, and' Mrs. D, 0 Ross. Mr. Ross accompanied them -to Tor- onto, p .. * * 'n The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Allen was the scene of a happy Fathering when the Elliott family held a reunion there over the hots, day. Fifteen members od the` femily were present. from 'Listowel, Sea' 'rrth, Stratford, Hamilton and St. Catharines, Miss Helen 13. Gardner, of Niagara has been engaged as supot- visor, and two Huron County gtr.a as school nurses. They ars Miss 1•Indved Haberer of Zurich, and NIIss 1rs0an Falconer of Brimfield. Miss Gardner will arrive in Witten on August 1st, incl the others later in the month, It is hoped to Secure one more nurse. The head. office will be in Clinton in a building rented, with janitor sot vice from Prank Fingtland, IC.C, It is being renovated and decorated in. rifle and out, All new furniture free been purchased and a new heating system installed, The office will u one of the most up-to-da•te of its kind ie the province. The whole county will be talreti 1,. 1n the saT6ie1 numsin0' plan, with the exception of Goderi0h, which neer a puhli'• health set'vioe cf its own, * * * Mac Doll of the R,C.N., is home on thirty -day leave before leavlOg ter Inc Pectic. lids brother Cpl, Charles Do11, who has been overseas far the past five yeersy arrived in Halifax aboard the Ile De Frantd an .Sunday and to expected to arrive home today (Wednesday). Rev, M. F. and Mrs, Oldham re• torsed home on Saturday after e uendincg holidays at BallYdOwn Beach at Lake :Stuicoe, Sltlrtlrg hit, hctirtays Rev, Oldbam visited his reinter perishes of Clarksburg. and I'ltornbury on July 22 and Dundee; parisb On Ju1y 29th ,effleiating et the Suroday services: lie also rondo a 011.5, trip 10 Belleville ane] Mrritand. He otflciated at all servit.•as • int Britssets 'pariah knit Sunday. MORRIS lis, and Ides Eldon Deitee, Owen Sol were holiday visitors wits ell. and :kits. Geo, Hislop, Mrs. Jack Sullivan of London spent the holiday with Mr, and Mra. J. Jamieson. Mrs. Jean Martin: of Georgetown es holidaying with relatives in Morris Township. Charles and Utas. 'Cole and daugh- ter Joan of London called on relat- ives air the 6th line on 'Sunday. James and Mrs. Michie spent the week end in Hed1?eler with Mr. and. Mair, C. Michie. Mrs. 'Livermore, who has been h sl- idaying with her aunt Mee, Ethel Cloalcey, returnedmite her home itt London.. Mrs, Albert Brigham and daughter Endi spell the weeds end at the bome at Wnl, Moses, 2nd line Morris. More Liquor, For Ontario Likely By Enid of Week essaisiati SI�wy.6uun.. TORONTO, Aug, 1•—Ontario will have an itereesed liquor ration: eessibiy by the 'end of tee week, as P result of re1 of the wartime t,loohalie beveiageS order, It was renounced todt, by W. G. Webster.. thief liquor ooninvteeloner Clri amount of the ineeeeso will be set only alter a reYies7 of the rationing systerni has been made, he added. "The nubile ray east assured t100 Announcement of a rationing itra' gram will be uiade witb0ut detaYw Mt, Webster said. 1.104aid it is Bossible bhe itiereast' may lid made by the 0n1i of €Hitt 'Week,