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The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be
held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich corn-
mencing Tuesday, June 13th at 150:00
All accounts, notices of deputations and' other business
requirhig the attention of Council should be in the hands, of
theCounty Clerk not latter than Saturday, June 10th.
N. W. Miller, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ont.
REGEN:1 THEATRE'.
Seafortn, Ont.
June S. 9. and 10th
2nd show starts 9:16
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
Hit The Ice
The Nation's No. 1 Box Office -Stars
outdo themselves •to bring you their
gayest most hilarious hit. ..
• Monday, Tuesday, WednesdaY,
June 12, 13 & 14th
Deanna Durbin Pranchot Tone
Pat O'Brien
His Butler's Suter
The delirious story of a maid in a
bachelor's home.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
June 16, 16 & 17th
Teresa Wright Jos. Cotten
Shadow of a Doubt
Coming—
Destination Tokyo
Firyt show starts each evening 7:30
Matinee each Saturday at 2:30 P.m
lteth Coulter, beloved ,wife 'of the
late Chas, Caste, hey 74-th year.
The .Eunoral will be held from the
home of her daughter Mrs. john
;McIntosh, lot 24, concession. 2,
Maniac ToWnehip on Sane 7th. Ser-
vice at 1.80 p. an. Interment in
Brussels Cemetery.
DANCE
in -Brussels Town Hall on -
FRIDAY, JUNE 9
Music By Frankie Banks
and His Orchestra
Sponsored by Brussels Firemen
(In Aid of Overseas Cigarette Fund
Dancinv"9-1 Admission 50c
G.ARDEN PARTY
Crantrook Presbyterian Church
Thursday, June 15th
PLAY
Yonson's Yob
presented by Egmondville
Young People
Supper 6-8 o'clock
Admission 40c & 20c
Mc -Donald's Butcher ,hon
And the Choicest of Meats.
Try Our Home -Made Sausages.
Deliveries on Saturday by Peter Bredk.
PHONE 69X
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Huron Federation of Agriculture
Second Annual
Field Day and Picnk
At Lions Park, Seaforthl
Wednesday, JunelI4th-
Order2of Program
10;00 A.M.--fluron-Perth Shorthorn Field Day and Judging
1i:00 A.M.—Sporb for the Children
12:30 Noon—Picnic Lunch
2:15 PAW–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' Feature's
ILive-stock Parade, Labour Saving Devices. Veterinary Clinic:
Military Display; Canadian Canners Display;. Home Canning
Film. Dominion Department of Agriculture Exhibit; Pro-
vinci:d Department of Agriculture (Poultry; Field Husbandry;
Chemistry) Representative of the National Selective Farm
Service. L1.1
Everyone is invited. Load up the car with. the &unity and '
Plan to meet your friends at 'Seaforth on June 14th.
Cars „ „ 25c Children Free Arias 25c
YOUR FEDERATION MERITS 'VOUR SUPPORT
HARRY STAIRDY L., WHYTE W, 3. DALE
President Manager Secretary
Wednesday, June 7th, 1944
Local News Items
PEOPLE WE KNOW"
P.O. Wm, Rowland Is home on t.w.o
weeks, leave.
Mrs. M. Thompeon was. a Toronto
visitor this week.
Opt Orris Ellilott spent the week
end at his. home here.
Capt. R. Campbell has been on
Iteme here.
L.-Cpt, Merle Sanderson, C.W,A.O.
of London Is now home on furlough,
Pte. Ted Mite/ladle of Toronto
visited. bver the week end at his
home here.
Mrs. Pletcher Sperling returned
home after epending the winter in
• Mr. George JOhneton and Isle M.
Winebergwere in Toronto on businesa.
this week. .
Hamtilton attended the Dental Con-
Vention in Toronto, last week.
Mes:-David Hastings and son David
and 'Master 'Kenneth Bowler ,spent
Monday visiting felends, in London.
Pte. Mac Scott and eriend Pte.
Kit Presten of Toronto visited OVeT
the week end at the former's. home
here.
Mrs, (4, R. Sanderson has spent
the past two weeks Milverton
with .her parents, who are hoth
quite
Bowler and Miss Irene Pease left on
Monday for a few day,s visit in the
Milted Mertes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson and
Mrs. T. Thornton. and daughter
Betty Anne spent the week end in
Niagara Falls. with Mr. and. Mrs. R.
C. 'Steles and Ruth _Anne.
Mrs. D. Den•man had the mis-
fortune beeak a small bone and
disloeate her ankle. The -mishap
Occurred when she tripped and. fell
over a. lump earth in .the garden
on Saturday, -Bat, 'McAllister
Se tibsylag -with her at present.,
FeeeiereeeeeeneZeeteateasrzeesettesiegegleal
nest unto the 'throne of grate
that we maY receive mercy and
grace to help in time of need."
'Melville Chrirch
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.O.
Minister
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A., M. Morning Worship
Scenes from the .Lifc of Jesus;
"The Call of Matthew the
7 P. M. Evening Worship
"Paul ind Felix."
. Louis D. Thompson, isrgamet
and Choirmaster.
COME AND WORSHIP
United Church
Minlater-7Ftev. -Hugh C. Wileoe
11 A. Morning Worship
tf The Sacrament of Baptism
'Sermon Subject— •
The Misslon.-Band
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
A WELCOME TO ALL.
filiSingtfaSsadlefiVeMiettleffsOVIOSIXO
Church of Engfarid.
Parian of Brussels
sector:Rev. M. F. Oldham'
let Stintlay. After' Trinity
June 4th, 1944
St, John's ,Brilsitele,--
10 A, M.. SiiindaY, School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. MbrnIng prayer
anti Sermon -
St, George's Walton -
1.30 P. M. Evening ,Praysc
and Sermon
2,ao P. M. Sunday fiches!
and Bible Clots
2.46 P M. Sunday Scheel
and.Bliile Class
9.80 M„ Et/Suing 'Prayer
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Home Fleloctr's Meeting
Observed Sixtieth Anniversary
The Home Helper's meeting or the
W. M . S. et 1,11441,1110 C111.11011 was held
M Friday after000n alt. 3 o'clock. This
being the obotieta auoivauary 01 the
orgarrizattool .01 the W. M. S., there
was. a good! sttendauce of the ladles
of the congregation, and the floral
decoratione were heedful, Mrs, S. Kerr
presided, and the meetleg ensued
with .the singing of Psalm 74, "0 God Hormones To Increase
OUT belP be ages past" Mrs. Prank
The soientille world hailing
Kiog read 4;he Seripture and Mrs. H.
another brilliant achievement - - the
Speir offered prayer. After the sec.
isoletion of the "growth hormone".
The elimax of a laboratory ad-
venture. as thrilling as. any de•
teetive story, this new wonder-
working extract 'taken from the
pituitary gland ef cattle adds inches
or feet to one's height, For more on
this interesting subject, read The
American Weekly with deli Sunday's
(June 111 issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Gunner Alcock
Injured In Italy
Word has. beau received by Tack
Alcoch that his son Gunner Thomas
Alcoa was injured in, action, in
Italy and is in hospital, . Tom is a
vetenen .of the Sicilian end Italian
campaign, He was slightly wounded
last fall and has also had an attack
of malaria. No particulars of his
injuries are avallefble yet.
retary'e and the treasurer's reports
were read and adopted, a pleasing
duet. was rendered by Mrs. John Oliver
and. Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, The addrc4
wee ably given by Miss Bessie Moses.
She reviewed the duties. of the hoine
helpers, and urged us all to have more
faith and to make 001. lives and homes
more worthy of the effort of our boys
at the front. Hymn 3/4 was then sung
followed iby a quartette by Mrs. Bred -
in, Mrs. W. 'Speir, Mrs, Edgar, and
Mts. %%puerile After the offering
wee taken, IVArs. Win. 'Smith reviewed
the history ,of the society during the
last eixty years, and Mrs, 11. Thomson
read the 'names of the G7 life mem-
bers. Hymn 376 was then sting aud
the meeting .elo,sed by reipeating the
Lord's Prayer in unis.on. The ladies
were invited to the brieement, where a
social half-hour was enjoyed. A Willie
lunch was served by the `home helm
eee; the convenors being . Mrs. John
Speir anti Mrs. John Ike sixty
candles on the birthday eakes were
lighted by Mrs. A. Street= aml Mrs.
Thos. Walker.
Howick Musical Festival
A packed auditorium „both after -
1,091.1 ;a: evening, greeted the many
contestants. at the Hewlett 'Pewit-
ehip • Musical Festival :in Gerrie
:United Chuech, Monday,e *Lay -29th.
Mr. G, R. Fenwpit, Provincial- Suner-
visor of Music, Toronto, was the
adjudicator and his kind eriticiem
and geetal manner added inuoh to
the enjoyment of the Festival.
Pupils of Mus. Suwala, Listowel;
Mies Jean Sparliug, Gerrie and Mr.
Arnold Mel, Ethel, took Part- Music
is under. the direction of Mr. Arnold
Earl in the 'following schools:—
Wroxeter Public and Coietinuation,
Pordwich Public aud Continuation,
It: C. Coneland geted as chairman
and Inspector J. M Game spoke
Reeults in order of merit were:—
Girls.' Solo, 6, 7, 8-1111aine Dem-
S.S. No.. 5; Margaret Heibela,
Goreie; Joyce Litt, No. 5.
Plane Forced Down
An Ansen Bomber. piloted by a
Welsh boy, was forced to land on
the farm of Genres C. Johnston, Grek
Township at 6:45 blonday evening
when its gasoline supply was
exhausted. No damage was done as
the pilot inade a perfect emergency
landing. The plan.e -was from the
Brantford airport An oll truck
arrived froth Port Albert' at four
o'clock Tuesday morning to refuel
the plene. Six airmen from Brant-
ford were flown to Port Albert and
were brought to the grounded plane
from there by bes. .A. large number
from the district went to see .the
Fire Kills Chickens
Five hundred an& fifty, four week
old, chickens -were destroyed in a
fire at the Walter Rose Poultry
Perm The fire, which bight have
had mort serious consequencee, was
brought under control by those on
the premises after it was observed
and the slam given'by 111 employee,
Bert. Elliott, who was on his way
home from .down town at ?lent ten -
thirty Sunday night It la believed
it was caused by a Coal oil stove. on
the ground floor of the barn. .
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L.' 0. L Initiation
A fine and impressive meeting of
Brussels L. O.. L. 774 was held in the
lodge room on Monday evening June
5th 'with W. M. Carl Jaeldin tn the
chair: Messes, Frank Cardiff and
Howarl Smith were. initiated into the
Orange Ceder according to.the Ritual
of the Orange Megree. The two bret-
hren were presented by District Mas-
ter Gordon Sanderson, and Joseph
Smith, The degree was administered
ald Ashley, MSS. No. 10; David Oldham Chaplain; D, M. Gordon
Aldrich, BA, No, 12. Sanderson and Past Master Elston
iSolc, 9, 10—Edith Tinnn, oardiff. M. P. The Lodge will
11.8.S. No. 10; Marlene Schaefer, eelehratb July 12 at Listowel,
Fordwich; cwenneth Bride, S.S. No, committee WAS apPointed to niake
12; Alma- MelVliehael II.8.8. No. 16. arnangements. for music, There t'v.s
Boys, Solo, 9, 10—Jhumie Allen, a good attendance.
Wroxeter; Bill Hart Wroxeter; —
At The Churches
Lorne Gedeke, S.S. No. 13; Norman
Anger; porde, and Bruce McOletnent Brussels United Church
Messages that were both inspiring
Girls' Solo, 11 and ove„,—Maxine
Tackiin, 118:S. No. 161 Doreen tannitteehdalelehnugrlor bwyetrieledoelilevsellerfirelanchthere•
Hutchison, MS.& No. 10; Bath Pat -
L.3„1„, work of the United Church;
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Nitist Melville Presbyterian Church
Votal Duet—Margaret. Wearring,I Melville Church the SacritinVt
and Bill Hart, Wi'oxeter; NOra Jack, .01 the Lord's Supper wag celebrated
aed Jean mcorecrY, 411th 1 nit the Morning service, The anthem
M'eC63?•11, 14°. 12. solo part was 'mukg by Mrs, Bredin.
OlUde—Fordwinh, .61 points;
"Mixed Choir 0two-rOorn schwa)
1014466fted Ohdir (four parts)---„Ford-
YOU NEED SHARP TOOLS
TO OS 'THE JOB R101 -1T.
d hand Unlit- put in A-1 Akar it
7rqt, ;10.6.66101 posy
ha the evening the seatmon sithleet was
"lagging disciples,'" Miss June Work
sang beantifolly, "Vila is. my Fath.er's
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
'Panders for tile tontract of build-
ing a. small, content bridge en eon -
as the iPhelan bridge, also the . TA-
inforting at abutments On the 4th
line bridge Will be reoeived up until
June 26th, 1044,
PDT plans and specifieations see
the Road tuperlstendoni,'
Currie, It. trussele.
satily accepted.
Mune C. Martin,
tie
HIS MAJESTY
CALLS FOR PRAYER
Willie eorees swarmed
niyasiou beaches and lilted the
skies, His 1VIajesty, in a broad-
cast on" Tuesday afternoon,
-called his people to a vigil a
PreYer as the crusade. sets
forth. He expressed the hone
that throughout the crisis of
the liberation of Europe there
would be offered up earnest
continuous end widespread
prayer.
BRUSSELS, ON FARIO
13.. loci Clinic June 9th
et
June 3, et high. noon, at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mee. Alvin ' Mc-
Kee+, ligth concession of Alma, Ethel
Marguerite McKee was united in
marriage to William G. Mentes, sen
or Mr. William Biernes of Grey
township, and the late ;dm. leiernes,
by the Rev. IL D. Trask, peetor of
Ma United Cb,ureli, Atwood.
Vernon - Bradd
A. wedding of interest to this
district was solemnized on Tuesday,
May 16th at the home of Squadron
Leader anid Mrs. Veeistos, 276 Mein
St., Ottawa Beet, when Jean Olga
Bradd, daug•hfer of Mrs. James B.
Bradd and the late Mr. Bradd, be -
°erne the bride of Sub-Llent. W. IL
Dalton Vernon, R.C.N.V.R, London,
Ontario. son of Mrs. G. .4... Dead -man
of Bruesels' and Merlin, The Sera
many was performed by Rey. It,
friend of the bridegroom.
The bride loo*.t1 very r sweet in a
floorlength gown of white sheer and
lace with headdress o'f wreath a.nd
finger-tip veil, and carried a bouquet
of ,Sweetheart roses. She was an-
attemded. Following the ceremony
a reception was held for the im-
mediate friends.
The couple left for a short honey-
moon trip, the bride, vEaaring a red
costume with white hat and veil.
The groom will be atationed at St.
Hyacinthe, Que.
ETHEL
Mr. end Mrs. Alf King and family
of Brantford and Slid MTD.
ed with Mrs. Mary •Sinaltdon on
Mies Elizabeth Barton. was operat-
ed on in the Lietowel Memorial
Hospital .,Saturday morning, Her
many friends wish her a. speedy
The dance in the twp. hall on
Friday night sponsored by the
Tennis Club was enjoyed by all who
attended. Another dente under the
same auspices will be held June 12th.
ill those interested in. softball
don't forget the game ThursdaY
night when 1VIonorieft PlaVs at
Ethel. Come and see tits game and
boost the home team.
BLUEVALE
Rev,, F. G. FovrIer conducted
comniunion services, at the Presby-
terlan Church at Molesworth ,and
Gerrie on Sunday. Mr, lAcCEirrol.
student minister for tlie two con-
gregations, had charge of the
services a.t Bluevale and Battles.
.The automobile owned by Flem-
ing Black, local, drover,. width was
taken. from the stock yturds at To.
ronte twe Weeks ago, has been 10.
cated near Sunnyside. .A11 the'
wheels were mMsing, also two .good
O'vencoats vh.tch were inside the
.personals; Ruby G. Duff, dieti-
tian at the- Women's College Hos-
pital, Toronto, and Miss Dorothy
ViTeston, with. Miss Dnif
S. 1'So, Paisley; with relatiVes arid
friends; Mr. and IVirs, Cecil Rolidt.
Joseph and Petvrson Relph,. Mit-
obeli. with Mrs. 1Viarga,ret Itolpb;
Mr. and Mrs, Orville Jonee arid
MiltOn .Smith; Mr. and, Mrs. George
Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. J 0Viek-
with friends at Kincardine: Mrs.
Prank Cavities with IVIr: and Mrs.
Neil 13 Motachern at Artbut;
1V1t*, Joseph Curtis at Mitchell; lifr.
anil Mrs. Petar 8„ ?Atli
Mr. and Mm. A.ter McDonald. neat
A mobile blood albite will be held,
in Brusaels on Friday, June bat
Instead of at the public. library as
usuali it will be Maid this 'lime in
tarien Church.
Intercession Service
Held In United Church
The village of BrUCOSIS made a
magnilleent response to the can. to
prayer for the invasion flumes. The
service of intercession was held in
the United 'Church. Rev. Mr. KeTT
aid 1VIte Wilson were in enarge and
Mr. William Spier sang "Teach ine to
PraY" Combined choirs completely
filled the choir loft and led fit the
ministry of praise.
Invasion Service
At St. John's
A solemn and impressive prayer
servMe marking the Day of invasion
was held in St. John's Church at
charge. The service opened with the
National Anthem. Psalm 46 was read
repousively. The Scripture Lesson
was. Nahum 1:1-7, The Litany was
used land special prayers. offered for
the occasion, Rey. M. F. Oldham de-
livered an address on Nahum 1:7,
"The Lord ID good, a refuge in the
day of trouble, and He knoweth them.
that trust in Him.
Marking the day of Invasion the
town. bell, and St. John's Church bell
were rung from 6.45 a. m. to 7.06
Invasion Forces Establish
Beach Heads In France
The invasion is under wae—snanr
who have awaited long and trained
arduously have gone into battle—weir
prepared—well equiPPed•
Landings have been made along 100
miles of Normandy coast between
Cherbourg and Le Havre, Masees of
tanks .and infantry move inland.
11,000 planes pulverized defences;
1,000 troop transport planes and •
gliders Genial thousands of para-
troopers into France. 4,000 Allied war- .
ships pounded the West Wall, thous-
ands of landing craft ferried troops.
Casualties on. She beaches were
light and the naval casualties were
less than was expected.
Prime Minister Ohuroldli, General
Sir Bernard L. .1dontgomery are
Pleased with the advance and Presi-
dent Roosevelt says it's up to
Fierce lighting rages inside Caen
and at Rouen.
,Suprome command is concerned
about the weather as .the wind whips
the e.hannel. There had been taunt
sea sickness among invasion forces
but reinforcements ere poured in. '
Though Mr. Churchill was. extremely
.optimistio in the maim he warned
against over optimisin. He said, there
wo'ufid, Iteavy fighting ahead and
therefore it is a most seriOus time
that we are entering upon.
General Montgomery expressed
.com•plete confidence in the soecessful
outcome ti the operations and it is
reported' that Gen. Orerar told. the
Canadians in ari embarkation-sve
message "A.s the hour approaehes.
when we go forward into battle, I
have -complete confidence tn o'er
ability to meet the tests which lie.
Bathing Beauties Wanted
C.ret In The Serirn
Dveryoue is talking aoout it—the
.bathing beatity contest, sponsored by
the Brussels Brandi of the Can-
adian I.,egion. 13russele Arena on
June 02sid,
There are maw poilmtial winners
in this distriet, Come On Girls .
now is your chance to win one of
three. splendid prizes -515.00, 0.0.00
and $5.00, all in war savings certift.
Maybe you &mg consider your-
selves a "Dover Girl" but aot, manY
are --be a good sport --prepare to
enter the contest and make it a
complete success. 8omenotly is going
10 'Win the prizes cid it might as welt
be rm.
'Pitere will be prominent ont-otiovnt
Those Miending to enter kindly
have your name Intl on the entry Bet
at the Brussels Post. Come in mul
enter year TIOSkte OD, the list yourself
or 'phone 21 and we will do it for
Saturday, July 1 le Holiday
In a move to alitrify the obset,
Tome of _Dominion, Day tills Year.
ofilidals pointed to Oriter-in-Genincil
4871, Which mated provision tor
the aelebtatitiii KA the Milani es