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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-6-14, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST `Zf�c meat f/ELP, Hay will be ready to cut within the next week or two. It is an abundant crop -one of the heavi- est in years. Help is needed immediately to save the hay crop Offer your services today to the Farm Commando Brigade in your town or city. The need is urgent right now TUNE IN "HELP WANTED' A C,B.C.presentation produced with the co- operation of the Ontario Farm Service Force EVERY FRIDAY 7.30 P.M. C.B.C. NETWORK Starting from April 7th Age• o . . . TC 181 -IN. L" END A HANDOIV TfiE FARMS Every citizen of Ontario must face the unpleasant fact that Canada's stockpile of grains, dairy products and vegetables ...a which we had a great surplus four years ago ... is almost exhausted. For four years, Canada has been a "store- house of food" for°ier Allies. She must continue to fulfil heavy obligations to them. But the surplusesin the store- house. are gone. They must be replen- ished. Otherwise, Canadians on the Fighting Fronts ... and at home . . are likely to be faced with the prospect of short food rations. THIS. YEAR the crops on Ontario Farms give promise of the heaviest yields of grain, hay, vegetables and fruit in years. BUT THEY MUST BE HARVESTED AND SAVED , .. AND THIS IN SPITE OF THE MOST ACUTE SHORTAGE OF FARM WORKERS IN OUR HISTORY. EVERYONE MUST HELP! JOINOIN The Farm Commando Brigades, the Holiday Brigades, Business Men's Groups, Service Club Groups, Neighbourhood. Groups, or one of many other organization§, that are preparing to help. For three years such organizations have supplied thousands of volunteers to Save Food for :Victory. This Year Many Thousands .More Volunteers Are Needed. PLEDOE YOUR SERVICES NOW Register your name, by mail or in person, with your nearest. Selective' Service Office, or with any of the Groups listed above which operate in your town or city, or with The Ontario Farm Service Force, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, or with your nearest Agricultural Representative: For Peace Sake — PITCIH IN! Lend a Hand on the Farm. ETHEJ� WALTON WA TON sented her with a buffet niirrer- fiThe eddrees was read by Mrs. Her- T•he W,M!S. of the Presbyterian Ohnroh met for the June meeting at the home •of Mrs, 1', Wright with a good attendance. -The meeting open- ed with Hymn 74, prayers by several members. .The •S!eriipture lesson was read by Mrs. Stan. Alexander. Hyann 646, war sung. The minutes of the 'last meeting were read. by the Secretary. The Roll was called anenveretl by repeating a verse of Soriptur0 containing the word (Victory), The ofl'ertng wat taken A. reading 'front tlee book on Jiritisa G'ninea was read by Mrs, S. Dunbar, Hymn 7017 wee sung, The topic Prom the seedy beak, "A Story of Tndia," Larne road by Miis. Weight. Ouiient events were in charge ",ee Mrs. q. Jirauber, The meeting closest as singles Hyena 638 and the Benedic. teen by the president, • setter which lunch vests ,served and a social' hour spent The ion e June meeting the. Mise g oP Band ,of the' Prss1 �bytorian Church t wee held at the home aP Geer gin Dunbar,- The meeting opened with Hymn 723 .after width Mrs. Mauler read h minutes of the the Pra or. The m na es Y ]set nteoting were read 'by tiro sec - tetany Isobel Dokrnier, The leuslnoss was diocsussed and it was planned to. have the, next meeting as a picnic on the •church lawn. , The Sulphite leesori was read by Georgia. Du5 ar. The Roll, was . called - by Fepeeting a. verse of 'scripture, The gide sang a. few verses of Hymn 743. The , offering was kerma by Vern Bowes Ilyann 758 was swing. Miss 1tC- eleteohie read, the story "At the foot, of the Monntaiu," taken ficin the Peek, Mary ,zones' Bible„ :Hymn -16 t7as .sung and the mee�ttt k; closed With' the Mizpah Benedictions, t,ttneh. Was served and games were enjoyed, The Sunday'ISr,heel of Knox Pres- hylcrbatt Cnhurnh wilt nett on Sun• day morning at 11 o'clock during the Stl muter metitii6 Rev, Mr, Coilihs of, ', Toronto 1.1reaclio4 iii the P'reebytetletit',Church tasL Sunday orating and delivered a Very 3115 seninen. A errnttter of the ladies of, the •Clremees institute, tlthet, attended the district auroral meeting held tit ll31it tt1e laet,1hnl'sday, 'Phe Walton Fanm••53'eeting will he held .;at'the home of Mrs, Jas, Mc- Donald en Wednesday; -June 21st. Mr,, and Mao. Harry . Bolger and Rose, Mr, and Mrs, John Bolger, ,Mess Jane Anne Bolger, Mrs, N. Sanderson, Mr's. Wm. Humphries and Mrs, Bert Attdeeson attended the Hua'on Deanery meeting held in St. Pante; Church, Wingham en Friday, Tune 9, Personale: Mrs. ,Mdilaren; who has sip,ent the past week with her sieter-inlaw, Mrs, Walsh, returned to her home In Hamilton; Mrs, Walsh and little daughter !Sharon are with Mee, Creasman of NeW Dundee; Mrs, Harry Bolger, Mrs. N. Sanderson, Pelee J. A. Bolger, bbrs. W. iiucnplt . rias' and Mrs, B Audelson fns Wing - ham attending the Deanery meeting held in St, Panes Anglican Church; Mr, •snd MTs. B. Anderson and Mrs. Johns Mettle, - Wallacelsua•g, visited' with Mr. and Mrs. E11 o d Armw s• tage, in ham onSiatuad ; little a Wa g , 6"Y, Marilyn Ruldol Toronto returned home e11 o a a endin after f s sP g a few weeke with her merle aid aunt; Mr, and Mrs, Rueeeli Barrows. The . - toneral of • 'the late Mrs. Charles Case was held at 1:30 on Wednesday ,afternoon front the home of her daughter, Mrs. , John Mc•Y. Tntosh, of Morris township. :Deceased was the `former Maly Elizabeth Conker and, for manly Years,' resided in the' viicinity of Walton with her husband Who prodecosed her about - three yeere age. 'S1ec° then she has made liet 'tome with her slaughter (131'la). Mrs, :Jelin Melntoslt, .their: only child. Ralf. M. P. OIdh5tn of Brus- sels, Anglican Church was in charge of 'tire services, Interment was Made In Brussels cemetery. Mrs, Armour Dundee of London, a niece, attended tits fiineral, On Ttieetiay .evening a ball game between Thelon and Walton Yohmg People% grntblts was the Centre Of afhacitnit here. The teems, 'were evenly matched, the Score being tied at 13.12, !M.I.5, Glen Tryoe (neo TJkhel Settee), a popular bride, , was hoe. ored on TOeselay'eeeniirll when l:ho Choir of Walton 'United Church met at her hone In MeiCtliop and pre' bort Ttavees, and the presentation made by Mrs, Walter Davidson, MIrs. Pryce ,bllanked those present in her nsuai pleasant. manner, and alter- a s octal evening ' lunch was served, - McNichol Somerville . A quiet but pretty wedding took place Tuesday at MaKi11op .nranso, when. Anna Dickson; youngest. daughter of Mr, and . Mrs. William Somerville, became the t,ride • or Ralph Eldon McNichol, elder son cif Mr, and Mrs. Duncan' McNichol, Walton. Rev, W J..Patbon officiated. T110 bnide•looked lovely in a floor length gown of white ohiafon oven taffeta with lace at .the neckline,' Her headdress was a ,coronet of white 'nssleade and she carried a bou'guet of Spring flowers, Her only orna- ment was e. gold locket, the gift of bridegroom. The matron of honor, Mrs. Walter 'Somerville, wan becom- ingly gowned in blue cheer o ver taffeta with matching aone otiea . She chatted a. bouquet t oP sPri n g flowers, The bridegroom was attended by Walter ISomarv11le, The 'bride and groom left, for :their boneyanoon in Toronto, Niagara Falls and London, the bride travel- ing be a dress of Halifax blue flowered hat, tweed coat and ".match- ing accessories. On their return they will reside on the latidegroonfe farm in MciCtllop. The bridegroom s giitt to the bridesmaid was earrings;' •to the:grooansnian a MR fold, BFLGRAVE The regular meeting' ee the' Bel - g s a eeve WoanereInstil t e will he ,held. Tuesday, June 20111 , at the hone of Mrs, J. M, Coulees. The ocuve'ers ,are Mrs. N. Rigging , nut Mra, glordon Higgins. Roll call will be answered by "Uses for 1121111," Mrs Stewart Procter will give Ilse address and the tep'oxt from the dietelct animal tneeting-. will - be given. A 3uestionnati'e ori insect control will bo given by Mrs: 17, At:eels:en, Member's please re- member to bring Tied Cross dorm - liens tor . the women s auxiliary corps. bnattcit , teinintttee Mrs, N. Itigglns anti Mts. Willard Arm- strong, • . - • BLUEVALE Mire Olive McIntosh and Mlse Bessie Moses and Dave Gibb 'spent Sunday at Lircknoty and Ktntail, Miss Jauet Robertson spent the week -end with herr brother Campbell Robetaton let line. : We are sorry to hear Mr, Richard. Jphnston le not very well and hdpe he will soon be better again. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert gathers' and Helen: and Mrs, Bayioe of Kincardine, visited on' Sundey'with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and Emma Mrs. Henry Mather's and sisters and other friends fit Bitievale. Mr. anti. Met, Wtll Peacock and Mrs, Melville • Mathews attenders the funeral of Mise Lillian, Vogan on Friday near Belmore, Mr. and Mrs, Zee, peacock visited one night with &Ir. and. gra Rtchard Johnston 1st line, Mr, and Mrs. Melville Mothers• and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. t g Logan a Bel 'ave g t Ideal e 1 tvca.hhet 1 �i' co td tions added to ct success o f 'tato a,1 nrty t ' , edTs e seryl Cea lle9d I at ICnox Praeby terian Church conducted by the Rem X. Tills ter PalmerD:D., of Palmerston. t thet maiming service he sPoice en' the "Westminster Oonfeseion. of ' ''d:h" and the '1Sbortor (.ate- t'hisan." in the evening he presehed a 'semen appropriate to the time of war' crlets; 'talttlncg his text Evora Dander's vision of the coming of the beasts reteroserlting the rale of Donee mutt his vision ..of the coining of the Son of Man. Special, mush{ was rendered by the choir, assistett by, Airs, James Clegh:orn - of Wing - bone who'•sstIg a dolo ani -t ,male quartette composed - of Cia rr1 tet. • J C4ilu:Verne Huffer, hnrs , e i1Altar Ramsay, • At the morning servtee in the Ith eel Oiiurch Rev, Campbell mi.tonei t;oalt elle text from the Ath eleapter Of Nehemiah where he heiblecl the °In'oken walls against .resat opposition. The service of song wasp led bet a einem. choir, Mnt'Iel Smitb, Marry Darting, Shir- ley Boiling and tCathaglnn Salting sang a quartette, Rev. C. 'Tavenei' attended the mooting of the Huron 'Presbytery nt'the Pulled Church at Clinton, Rev 1",• Cl,, Vo Wier • supplied• ler. Dr,, Briber Peltier at the Tyresby tot'titte Church, Palmerston, Melnorlarri liltele0p---Inloving memory et our, dear sister Christittna lytic passed away Jute 14th, 194.1. We often sit and think of her W'heu we tele all alone For memory is the only Lhing That grief can all its own: We often think or the days gone by Mien we were together • Het a shadow o'er oar lift} is east - A dear One's gone forever. Suds' missed by brother and sister. , Agricultural Department i Appeals to Townspeople I To Give help in Harvest • i Prospects for eerie' crops in Ontario 1 this yoar are excellent and 1944 promises to be the banner year i'1 Pond Protection. Yet tdtisvery feet manes the situation ail the more serious from i.he standpoint of food. because,, unless the urban. people come to the rescue and help the ranters to harvest their crop's., tl1ousandis of tans` of preolous foodstuffs• will have to rot in Lht fields and dtrohards. This is the ' basis of ate argent anneal .made by Alex. Mac - Jaren, director of the Ontario Farm Service Force, who .asks that alt towns and cities in the Province take int - mediate steps to •organize Farm 'Com - mantle oornintttees, to enrbll aad pet to work volunteers bo assist in the haying and harvesting, in the last three years Stolt cpm- rnittees have rendered valuable ser- vice In, harvesting operations and their help is needed more :than ever this year, Chambers of ,Uorrimerce, Boards 'of Tracie, service clubs fraternal soc- ieties, church organisations and other community groups can render a val- uable work to the war effort by taking the initiative and giving, leadership in the rormatiou •of local learnt Com- mando brigades. Action should be taken i:,ow in order to. have volunteer help available when, the ha.ying.seas- ne begins. The farm service force branch of the Department of Agriculture_ is ready to assist any group . willing to crganTze a local committee and, the agricultural representatives in each county also are available to help in 'Organizitng. Looai organizations should get in touch with their repre- sentatives at once, or, where that is not •convenient, should write to the Director, Ontario, Farm Service Force, ''Parliament Building,, Toron- to, ab- that he can send a field placement officer to assist .in the formations of a Farm Commando committee. Co-operation of School Teachers - Asked In view of the urgent demand for help for Ontario farms during the busy summer season, the direchor of the Ontario Faun Service Porte . is appealing for the active co-operation of the principals and teachers of secondary schools throughout the Province. The bulk of the help for the sunnier keason,in certain parts of Ontario will have to come frown the secondary schools, bat so far the response has .been a bong way short ,of the demand. Mr. Maclaren is convinced that principals and teachers, of these schools can render a tremendous s,ervtce by using their influence and knowledge of the critical food situation tp encourage their students to spend at least a part of their summer vacation period on fame work, either on individual fauns er is farm service camps. S'obooi principals and teachers oat assist boys and girls to (10cide to nn- dertalre Pane Work by placing before theta clearly turd forefully the im- portance 'of farm service work to the food. situation and also the condit- ions under which they can leave school at once If they are definitely going into farm work. As the De- partment of Education is supporting the farm service movement very strongly, Mr. Maclaren is confident that he, will receive the no-operetian of principals and teaohera along the lines suggested. CLASSIFIED ADS N'URSIN'G AT HOME • — ; MTs. Pratt Phone 77-r 9. ''FOR SALE— Quantity ALE-- -. - nantit of Seed Baslttihsat at cZ Y 815,6 n bushel also 10 little pigs, aiPPIY to Gilbert McCallum, Lot 20, Cour 9 Morris Twp. Phone 18-r-9, Brussge : .. FOR SALE— r Lumber — 3" hemlock 14" long, also a quantity of Mixed Oats and Barley — Lost a. bag or rolled oats, U alveen Brussels and Win. King's. s. name e 51-r-17. -17. � ca] tetn e s Jas.S NOTICE,— ' OTICE—'' Will the panty that phoned ,for e my 4 gallon oil can please call again if site wants it as the Party Phone 232x FOR ,SALE— - Part ,ot Lot 2, Concession 9 of tho TewnSlttp of Grey belonging to the John still '~state and on which is er- ected brick house and small barn, .Apply at office of ELM1t71t D. BELL, l3 n Fels„ Ontario.,;: Wednesday, June 14(11, 39'b4 So far this year, Hong Distance calling is '-almost 10 per cent. heavier than in 1943, when toll calls set an all-time high. So itis obvious why we must all continue to avoid needless Long Distance calls. ' Otherwise, pressing war business may be seriously delayed. And such delays can cost lives! Please make only necessary calls. REMEMBER—NIGHT RATES NOW BEGIN AT 6 P.M. t% Trez`lue &-os'hre Olalaf lUlxgs ro laatds^ 25th. Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 17, Meehan spent last week end visiting friends and relatives in 1Vallaceburg, Sombre and Sarnia ,and Quietly eels. orated -their 25th wedding anni- versary. In honour of this occasion the immediate family surprised them by their presence on Friday evening and. presented them with a beautiful silver teaservtee, little Dianna Mc- Nair malring the presentation. Lunch was served and a. pleasant time enjoyed by ell present. Many cards and good wishes for the fitters have been received by Oonnciilor and Mrs, Machan. - Miss 'Glenna Machan spent the week end it Atwood, the guest of Mie Jean Little, TENDERS WANTED— I7or re -decorating the interior of Dell's 'United Church, -Walton Tenders trust he in the Banda of rho eeeretary by June 2451. Mus. Nelson 11514 Senr'etary RR. NO, 2, Walton Wanted.— A. public sehbol teacher ter S. No, 9' Morris Township, a111117 to the See,-Treas. Ciarenes 1tittrtiu, rt. R. o,btyth, trate* Phone 17.523. Memorial Service ' Of Ehna Centre Cemetery The memorial OSTTIOe of the Elena Centre ,Oemetery wlil be held in the Cemetery, ,Sundlay, June 26th at eight o'clock. - Me. W. I. Carroll of Mitchell will be the -special speaker. Me Listowel Legion :Boys Band. - will be in attend- ance J D Smith, Sec. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tenders forthecontract of build- ing a small cement bridge on con, cession 8 of Morris' Township known as the Phelan bridge, also the .re - intoning of abutments on • the 4th line bridge will be, received up until June 25th, 1944. For plans and specifications see the Road Superintendent, R. B. Currie, R. R. 5, Brussels. Lowest or any tender net neces- sarily aooepted. George •0. Marten, Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of ISABELLA WALKER late of the Village of Brussels and County of Huron, spinster, who died on or about the twenty-second 'day of Apirl A. D. 1944. TA= NOTLOII that all parltes having claims or damands against the estate of the above deceased must mail pertionlars and proof of same to the undersigned. Administrator with twenty- fourth t- stare the v W117Annexedanorb Y 4' upon . June, A. D. 1.94, •th dla of Pott Y whtCii date the said Administrator 5t rator willmaned to ,distribautee the ass ets with regard only 2a those Claims e. which here shall then have received. Dated at Brussels this Gth day of June, A. D. 1944, SOIPN CLI.LANID BAIl.4C512. . Atlmiat6stnator with Will Annexed. by his solicitor 0 JOSEPH BENSON, Brussels, Ontario, for Eimer D. Bell who Is absent on Active Service, NOT?::::: TO CREDITORS ! In the estate of WALTER ROSE, late of the Village of -Brussels and County of Huron, poultry farmer, who died on or about the 19th day of February, A. D. 1944. TAKE NOTICE that all parties hav- ing 'claims or demands against the estate of the above deceased must mail particulars and proofs of same to the atndeisdgned executrices on or be- fore the twenty-Coua'th day • of - June, A, D. 1944. upon which date the said executrices will proceed to distribute the assets with regard °lily to those claims which they shall then 'inure received. Dated at Brussels this 5th day of June, A. D. 1944. Mary Rose and Evelyn .Louise Porter, Executrices. by his solicitor 0, JOSEPH BENSON, Brussels, Ontario, for Eisner D. Bell who is absent on Aotive Servide. Notice to Creditors I . All persons having claims against the Estate of Timothy William Nolan late of the. Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, deceased, who died on or about the loth day of March, 1944, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before the 39th day of June, 1944, full par- ticulers of their claims. Immediately after the said last mentioned date, the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the• panties entitled thereto. having regard only to claims of e which the undersigned shall then have notice,, to the exclusion of all - others, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim the undersigned shall not then have notice for the assets so distdl- buted or any part thereof. DATDD at •S'eatorth, this 27th day of May, 1944. McCONN5B1t L & HAYS, • Sea'tbnth, Ontario: Solicitors for the Executers. OLD VIRGINIA PIPE TOBACCO itRs _ a real pipe e smoker's tobacco o -day, as always, the `Salacia' label is our guarantee of a y unt orris blend of fine q-hoty teas.