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Cry T, . Unit �theFederatio •1
of AgrcuIiir
will hold a Meeting in the
Towns h a, lip Hall Ethel
Wedneiiy, J ne 7
At 8.30 P. M.
Guest Speakers -
Bruce Matheson the new
Agriculture Representative.
Russel Bolton Vice President
of Huron Federation.
Ladies Please Bring Sandwiches.
DANCING AFTER MEETING.
No Admission.
The Ethel Tennis Club
DANCE
-is tobeheld in
Ethel Township Hall
on Friday, June 2nd
Private Jones had . been in the
Army : a week when the sergeant
asked "What do you think of. the
Army so Par?„
'I May like It after a while," re-
plied Jmues, "but just now I think
there's too much drilling and fua-
Victory 'Orchestra . sing about between meaItat"
Dancing frow 9 to 1 o'clock.
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Try Our Home -Made Sausages.
Deliveries ion Saturday by Peter Bredin.
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Huron Federation of Agriculture
Second Annul
Field Day and Picnic
At Lions Park, Seaforghi
Wednesday, June'I14th
Order of Program
10:00 A.M.--Huron-Perth Shorthorn Field Day and Judging
Competition.
11:00 A.M.-SpvMs for the Children
12:30 Noon -Picnic Lunch
2:15- P.M. -SPEAKERS, His Excellency, The Earl of Athlone,
Governor-General of Canada.
Mr. 'Rodedick S. Kennedy, Editor -in -Chief of the
Family Herald and Weekly Star -
Educational Features
Live -stock Parade, Labour' Saving.' Devices. Veterinary Clinic:
Military Display; Canadian Canners Display; Home Canning
Film; Dominion Department of Agriculture ,Exhibit; Pro-
vincial Department bf Agriculture (Poultry; Field Husbandry;
Chemistry) Representative, of the National Selective Feam
Servicer - �I :.�,�r,'Y'l.i�■'n
Everyone is invited. Load up the car with the family and
bring a basket hunch.
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Plan to meet your friends 'Seaforth on June Y4th.
Cars .... 25c Children Free Adults .. • • 25e
'YOUR FEDERATION MERITS ' YOUR SUPPORT
HARRY STURDY W. L WHYTE W. J. DALE,
President Manager Secretary
J. M. SCIDTT, Publicity Chairman
YOU Are Needed
As a Blood Donor
Have you given your blood for the
urgently needed blood plasma that
Is the, onlyy moans
of Saving ving Cho
lives of thousands of wounded men?
With Delity i nuke 'im,minent futura
many o.f .aur boys lives wits depend
on an abundant supply of blood
plasana-it will mean life or death
to them -it is up to us, to everyone
physically capable, to see that they
have Ilt in ne•vor failing abundances
There are many ' 3
n •this vicinity who
have responded' to this need but
there are many more who have not -
perhaps you have felt that your
blood was not needed --that Is not so
-it ie needed. Have you someone
!n' •bhe armed forges? Wouldn't yon
like to know that it he needed a
trarefueioe you had supplied the
means. to save hie life? if you have
no one In the service this is an,
opportunity to help 'those who are
there If you axe timid about , it.
just stop a moment and think what
the Hien iighting for • you have to
Mee. There is no doubt that they
are often afraid but they do their
date' Met the same. NOW you do
your duty. IONIROLL . TO -DAY As
A BLOOD 'DONOR. Give your nano
to Mrs. H. B. Allen at once. The
next 'clinic will be held :in Brussels
on elridey, June 9th. ' See that your
name icy on the list.
At The Churches
Brussels United Church
The subject for the morning'
sermon in the 'United Ohureh wens
"Where Christ begins with us," An
,obligate part in .the anthem was
teke`it by•Mrs. HaroldCampbell and
Miss Thelma Brothers,. '
In the absentee 'of the 'minister.
Rev, Mr, Kerr bad charge ore the
evening union service, • Mr. Kerr's
;ext was taken from Mark 4: and his
sermon was an. - exposition of the
Parable of the Soils,
Melville Presbyterian Church
an MelyiIle 'Church the service on
Sunday morning was. In charge at
the minister. The serfhon dealt
' with the healing of the paralytic, in
soul and in body, and the portion
of .Scripture on which the sermon
was 'based was: St. 'Mark 2:1-12. Mrs,
Carl Douglas, formerly a member of
Melville choir sang very ;beautifully,
"Come ye b'eseed of my .Father."
The evening service was held in the
'United Church.
Se John's Anglican Church
Sunday, May 28tH Whit Sunday
was fittingly observed In St. John's
Church. The serviee at 1,1 a.m. was
that of the holy Contmtunion% The
'meter Rev. M. F. Oldham preached
on the Coming of the Holy Ghost as
recorded in Chapter 2 of the Acts
of the Apostles). The: work and puwer
of the Holy ,Spirit were stressed, It
i.the: guide, de, camtbmter and' saviour
of every person. Beautttul Rowers
adorned the Communion table and
the red colors were used. for the
book marker and the cloth to cover
'the 'C'amniuneon'. vessels,
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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,tire. Freeman Tanney and two
children, Blyth, are visiting with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Miller.
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Mrs. R. W. Moore of. Saskatoon,
Sask., is visiting her neice illiss
Mary Helen Kerr,
31. •.s
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lemon of
Aldershot spent the week end with
Mr ,and Mrs. C. Matheson.
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McOurdy" Lowly of the :21 1 N..' is
;here en leave,
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Mr. and Mas, John. Engel of
Hastings', Mich„ wenit to Clinton
on Sunday after spending two weeks
with, Mr. and Mrs. iL ManniAtg. The
MAIM, ere eistere,
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Mr. Walter Roggen as, Congregate
Meal R02a'es'enlative, and Mr, 13. C.
Wi'lsonl .aro' attending the sessione
of the. United Otn:s4ch Oontoreneo in
tendon this week.
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Jack Thynne is leaving Sunday for
Brandon, Manitoba for a 20 day en•
gageneeul wit tithe B. Circuit Fan's
and Great, Western Racing Assooia-
time:
1 • s,e
WI1Uaart Ittnaingtoa of Mee, Loud:
bn egg, 0aldts Shoat the ,Weekend
with 114 r►wttier Mtge, Ta R'bone3,
fV'ednesday, May 31st, 1944
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PreachAt
The. United Church
Rev. D1'. 'Charles Eielleett, elle
the ontstauding inert of the Unit
Church of Canada will be the gee
preaelhee et the Brussels Unite
Cburoh at both morning and evenin
services next ,Sunday. Dr.. Bettieo
is a man of wide experience an
has given iven very effictant and e•uccese
fur leadership to the M1ssloma
enterprise of the Church.
News hems
To Prospective
cave
p
Blood Donors
of To facilitate blood donors getting
ed bleed tote, Dr. Jamieson will be ' in
et his ofiice from 2 to 4 Sunday after.
d mien, June 4th, Please report at
g that time.sn
d • Hoe Helner's Meeting "
•
The home helpers and W.M.S.of
19 Melville, ''Presbyterian Church will
hold their annual meeting on Friday
afternoon, June 2nd at three o'clock
in the 'church. • It masks the sixtieth
anniversary of the founding of the
n Society. All. •the ladiesare invited
to conte •a'ad enjoy a ,program and•
a
a. social- time at tlbe -close of the
t meeting.
Saturday Salvage
There will be a salvage ao1lectto
here DTI Saturday. Have your
salvage ready for the collector
when they call. Housewives=clone
neglect your duty to aid the wa
effort in this, way. Waste paper is
urgently needed for many purposes
-medteel' supplies, munitions, pre.
visions, are ,hracked. In cartons made
from salvaged integre. Don't forget
to save your waste fats -they are
else needed. Have year salvage
ready Saturday!
Receives Word
Of Sister's Death
Mrs. John Simmons' received word
of the death of her sister Mrs.
Gordon Mooney of Winnipeg on
May 23rd. She wasthe slaughter of
the late Samuel and Ann Crawford
and wasin her 81st year. She leaves
three of a family Mrs, Britten (011ie)
Jaek and'Harry, ail ,of Winnipeg. 7
grandchildren, one great grand child
and three sisters and one brother,
Mr. slid Town, Winnipeg; Mrs, Dave
Smith 'of Morris; firs. Joke),
Simmons, I3rueseie - : and ' William
Crawford: of 'Vaneoever, B.C. It is
about 40 years slice they went West,
A easter Mrs. George Mooney, died
in, Bracken, Saslc, five '.month„ ago..
Brussels News
Round the World
It's a small world after all and
newe does, get around. A Canadian
soldier in Italy flicked up an Italy
edition of "The 'Maple Leaf,"' the
paper for Canadian troops in action,
ansI Pound himself readin„ an item
,about one of his hometown folks
The item ',referred to was, 'the one
printed in The Brussels Post several
weeks ago about the speckled .trout
that got away and was caught again
later in the day by D. A. Rani, Ter,
R, C. Fox enclosed a copy of the
above mentioned Stem in a letter
bo R. B. Allen. The seine item was
read by- Gramm Scott of the R.C.A.F.
Vancouver and was reprinted in, The
To'ranto "Evening Telegram, London
Free Press as well es In many of
tee district weeklies. In the same
letter received by H. B. Allen Tpr,
Fex enclosed an Ltalian; souvenir In
the form of a ten lire note whlah is
about equal to ten cents In Canadian
money, he also expressed thanks for
cigarettes received.
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DIED
RIOZEtL-.Mrs, Flbla ;Miot'tou, wife of
W. ,J. Bozell, died suddenly at her
home in Clinton On Seeday morn -
ng, The deceased was a sister-in-
law of Mrs. H. Manning of Brussels.
REG EN' THEATRE -
$eaforth, Ont.
Thursday,' Friday, Saturday,
June 1, 2,
2nd show starts 9:16
Luise Rainer Arturo de Cordova
Hostages
Nazi ViIlain ey. Sabotage,
Stefan Heym's great story of the
people Who have the
Hun on the run,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
June 6, 6, and 7th
Mary Martin Franohot Tone
True To Life
Laugh wltii father, mother
and the whole Venlig.
'Thursday, Friday and Saturday
June S. 9. and loth
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
,Hit 'Che Ice
Their newest, gayest hit.
-ir-
Corning-«
His Butler's Sister
I First show starts oath evening 71116
rolathitie eteth d■turttsy .%4:246 pi„
In Charge Of
Butcher ShoShot:Wm. Tucker,. Is now 'u charge et
the I. McDonald Butcher Shop
which recently re -opened.. Mr.
Tucker was formerly employed at
Mitchell's :Beat Market in Wingham.
Mrs. Tucker, and their three child-
ren, Marjorie, Esme and Raymond,
will take up residence here in the
near future.
Did You Get
A New Blood Donor?
BRUSSELS, ON ARIA
His Excellency, The Earl off
• Athbcne, Governor.General.
' Of Canada to Attend 1 ederat' on
At the last 1310011 clinic here each LIE Agriculture Secc.nd Annual
donor was given a printed slip Field Day and Fi;.nic
asking them to get a new' blood
donor to e111•all. Have you, done so?
Blood 'piasula Is a vital necessity 1f
we would save the lives of thou meets
oY 005- fighting lien. Get a ,new
donor to enroll at once.
The ol'doials of tut: Huron Feder-
atioe: of Ag'rieultule in charge oft
the arrangements tot' the Fedor+
ation's seooud Annual field Dao' and
Picnic, have been aaeured of a3
record attendenee at the. ;.dyne' Pere,
eatarth, on Wed'rresday, ' Jane 24tB-
Women's institute All arrangements lave been Bully
completed for the big'' day, whidb
will be ono of the most notable -
gatherings In Futon County this
year, and the attendance will "wine
into many Lhaalsancls Prone thio and
the adjoining counties.
The meet notable attraction for
the day will be the presn:
ee of Tao
Excellency The Earl of • Athlone,
Govenom General of Canadat and Her
I.Royal Highness, Princes' Aliee. ..
Carnival! Carnival! , They will arrive in Seaforth at 12.45
P. ee. where a banquet Is being tend -
Have you heard about the lnonater eyed them at lerist Presbyterian.
carnival to be held in the Brussels Church. Seaforth at which time:
Arena on Thursday night, June 22nd? Mayor J. J. Cluit will officia113.
Itwis being held under the auspices welcome their 2tseolienciee. His
of the Brussels Branch of the 'tan • lloyal. Highness will reply to The
adian Legion and the proeeecls are welcome. On account of limited '
going to a most worthy cense-cam- accommodation, it was necessary to
forts for •our boys overseas, 1t will limit invitations, which it mast be
feature something new and different admitted was diffloult to do. How -
here - a Beauty Conte,it --1 so get ever, those who are receiving
ready for it gilds you will hear more invitatione are the following: The
about it later: There will be Bingo Executive of Huron 'County Feder--
other games to provide fun for every ation of Agriculture and their
one. There will be dancing with a wives • Presidents- of Township
good -floor to ,danre on and good Federation' Units anti their drives;
music to dance to, If you get liungry Mayors of Town* within County and
or thirsty there will he a refresh- their wives;' Presidents of the
ment booth there for you to patron Lions" 'Crabs and their wives; Pres/f-
lee. Even if you can't go buy a dents of Red Cross Charity Units of
ticket. They are only 25e and there ' the County; the School In -
will be a lucky draw made which specters; Zone Commander ,of.
Wright make you the winner of a $20. ' Canadian Legion; HM Honour, tine
man's suit or lady's sprint; coat, all , midge; And those holding other
for the price of a ticket. Don't miss 1 responsible positions in the County_
this chance buy a ticket now. You i Their Excellencies will arrive at '
may secure your ticket from a nhenh- Snorts Park at 2 pm, and will inbpect
ber of .the Brussels Legion or at this 1 the GuaHenan rd of Honofor ' Military
office. District No. 1 at 2:15 p.m. His
Excellency will address the gather".
i Inge At 2:.30 item. Mr. R. S. 'Kennedy;
SnrinE Meeting of Huron
Editor -in -Chief of the Family Herald
County Library Association I and Weekly 'Star will address 'tire
The Hurtle County Library gathering on his observa'tioag
Assaciation met on Friday evening, during this recent tree through the
May 26 in the Brussel, Public
To Meet
The 42nd annual meeting of the
East 1 -Huron Women's Institute Is to
be held 1r the basement of the
Bluevale Presbyterian Church on
Thursday, Stine 8111. Sessions at
10 ant, and 1 p.m. 'All the ladies
are invited to attend.
Brussels Legion
Masons Attend
Church Service
A large number of the members of
51. John's Mas.onie Lodge.. Brussels,
attended their anneal church service,
which was, held this year in Duff's
United Church, Walton, Sunday
evening, Rev. elazelwooak pastor of
the chureh, was . in -charge of the
service, Et, Hugh Wilson; et
Brussels 'United 'Church, was the
.guest speaker and delivered • a
splendid sermon. The service was ,
largely attended.
Fiave you given your blood to save
a life? Yon Are 'Ornately Needed
As A Blood Donor. Enroll Nowt
Give year name to Mrs H. B. Allen,
phone 38, Brussels Lo -day. Next
Blood Clinic, Friday, June 9th.
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"Go ye therefore and teach all Ei
nations 'baptizing them in. the f
name of the Father, and of the 2
Son, and of the Holy Ghost." °
St. Matthew 28:19. 10
Melville Church
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper.
7 P. M. 'Evening Worship
"Lagging Disciples."
The minister at both services.
Preparatory Service, Thursday
at' 8 P. M.
Louise D. Thompson, Organist
and 'Choirmaster.
COME AND WORSHIP
etgtetdteleM;tet ietele neat
United Church
Minister -Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Rev, :Dr. Charles Endicott.
Junior Congregatlon
12 Church` School and
Bible Claes
7 P. M. Evenlfsg Praise
Rev, Dr. Charles 'Endicott.
A WELCOME TO ALL
supsovessunolotosonopoolottionnes
Church of England
Parish of Bruaeels
Rector: Rev, M. F. Oldham
Trinity Sunday, •June 4th
15
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St. John's Brunette--
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
St, George's Walton -
1.30 P,' M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
2.30 P. M. Sunday Schoef
St, David's Henfryn-
2.46 P M. Sunday Soheot
3.90 P, M, Evening Prayer
and Seriatim
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Library.
The report of the Couaty-Librariee
Miss A. Rose Aitken wontained the
following items of interest- The
circulation for the year 1942 was
5374 a.nd in 1943, 12966 an increase
of 7592, Juvenile circulation has
shawls a marked increase
The book stook consists , of 1322.
bookie of which 571 were purchased
in 1948.
Member Libraries me enthusiastic
about the benefits received :through
the association.
14ltss Alberta Letts, full time
Libraries) for the Slmooe County
Association addressed the meeting.
A reorganization of the Association
has taken place in Simcos County.,
The 'County makes a grant of $1000
wirieb is duplicated' by the Province,
Tho Association' Library Board is
appointed by the County Council and
is responsible to the 'County Council.
In addition to • the 16 member
libraries im Simooe County there are
10 Deposit Libraries sponsored by
various groups, such as Township
Woman's Insatitate and Federation
of Agriculture..School ' memberships
acne also being festered. Far a ten
dollar fee each school gets from
eighty to a hundred dollars worth of
books. ,Beeks; for schools, are care.
fully chosen and graded by the
Librarian,
Me. A. Rougvie of Godericb was
reappointed President, Mr. Wilson. of
Brussels, ,Secretary -Treasurer and
Miss Aitken, Librarian' for the
conning year.
Refreshments were served, by Mrs,
Robert Thntoson, Mils' Hattie Down -
leg, Mtge H, Cook, Mrs. G. Galbraith,
hire. M. Laycock, Mrs, M. Ballantyne,
Miss Ellabeth Deeming,. Mrs; S. Herr
and lbTrs, H. '6lrllson.
;On behalf of the Association a "not-
ion el thaniks was eepressed by M1'.
S. Adamson of irirktoIs, Rev, Mr.
Herr responded with n Peww well
chosen words.
Murders By Skeletons
At The Feast
Four grim ,messengers of death,
garbed In skeleton castnreere seiner-
ed with the merry -makers at the
Mexteen governor'e masked ball,
Iisud .. , in The Ameri,ean Weekly
with this • Sunday's (June 4) lame of
The Detroit Sunday Times , , . ]how
the pa:illy, when revelry Woe at its
height, trt4iied into i1 bipoIT
sdhaattblee. Get yStitit4ar'e Detroit
*Antal;
British Isles.
At 8:35-&:30, pm, there will he s.
Livestock Parade . of Shorthorn
Cattle of the Huron-Perte. Short-
horn;
horthorn; Olub who are holding their
Annual. Field ' Dae and Judging
Competition on the ground* T111a
competition commences at 10 am:.
From 3;30-4:00 pan, Their Excel
lemc6es; will receive the farmers and
their wives, In correspondence with,
the Federation Executive they have
intimated that, they wish to meet is
many of the farmers and their wives
as possible.
From 4:00.4:15 lis m, His Elxc81=
lency and 1 -ler Royal Highness.
attend :the first part of the tniliter )
display from Military District No. .
under the command of Brigadier
McDonald. Approximately 200 men
from Camp Ipperwash will demon-
strate the anoderm weapons being
used, by Canada's Active Army.
From 4:00-5:00 p.m. ;here kill be
a tour of bbe labour saving devices,
exb,ibits, and' livestook.
Next week's paper will enlarge osr
the other events of the day such age
The Hutson -Pertly iSitortborn Yield
Day; Sports for old and young; The•
Menlo lunch at Lions' Park; The;
Dominion -Provincial Govt, displays;
Home -canning; Veterinary d1s'ptal
with live specimens; Red Grassi
display; !Ploughing demonstration
Massed chorus of County totemic
children; etc. - ..
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Ladies' Bowling Club.
Elect Officers
The annual meeting; et the Ladte■'
Bawling Club was held on. Friday
evendng, May 24th, 1944, and the
following tyre the ' office m .for the
owning season:n
President --Jessie Little
Vice president ---,Mrs '2. A. Ranee
Seo. -Trees ---Isabel Lowry
Social Ceinmlitee--Airs. Galbraith
Mrs. Buschien
Airs. Downing'
Mns. R. Thue11:
Mile 0. Baeket-
Mrs, Castilehelt
Mre Wood
mey Committee- nits. V, Restless
Mrs. W. Camaro*
Rebel M0Tavldh
Ports bTcDonaid'
lddith Meta visll,
Mrs. ti, .Salutes
Membemattlj 4 onunittee'--
Mas, V, Haetinga
Mrs, Rana,
Mab, Cetaelen
L Lowery
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