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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-6-21, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE _ On Thursday, June 891; Mrs, Mom. ing Grainger, Mrs. Reason Bradshaw,. Maes, r0. Simpson and Mrs. Allan Mcl0eroher were hostesses at the tea for the Jamestown War Workers,' Interesting reportsfront various off - leers s hereien 6^'v andM 11' Robert McLennan gave a timely reading, "Contrast," by Edgar Guest Two veey generous donations, .from Miss Margaret McN•ab and Mr. Wm, Grainger were reported, also a donation from Mrs, Edward Jacklin, These gifts are much appreciated. The following good's, wore packed for shipment: 9 quilts, 13 pr, eerviee socks, 3 or, men's pyjamas, 1 boy's shirt, 4 ladies' •nightgowns, 7 girls' nightgowns, 5 girls' el'ipe, .92 pr, girls' bloomers, 7 girls' dresses. BORN FISCH,ER-To. Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Elsner,, Beussels, on Friday, June 1613), a daughter, Shirley D'.huna, REGEN1 ThE.ATRE- Seafo>rth, Ont. Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 22, 23 & 24th Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Courtship of Andy Hardy This is the merriest story of the Andy Hardy perces. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 26, 27 & 28th •Barbara Stanwyck Ed. G. Robinson Chas. Boyer Flesh and Fantasy A story of love, hate and terror! K^ Thursday, Friday & Saturday June 29 & aOth, July 1st Paulette Goddard Fred MaoM:urray Standing Room Only Things happen fast and furiously In this sparkling comedy. Coming' The Uninvited First show starts each evening 7.20 Matinee each Saturday 2;90 ilantiletatelegenelnemegenntemMinentnatealairalla "Righteousness exalteth a' E nation but sin is a reproach to ri :. any people." Rettomockoc .Kozo ogle -Kg Melville Church Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.D. tfi M in ieter' 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class • 11 A. M. Morning Worship "The Man at the P001 of Bethesda" 7 P. M. "The Past, the Present and the Future," Louts D. Thompson, Organist and Choirmaster. COME AND WORSHIP reenteetatatele0Onnetategentatogingetat United Church Minister --Rev. Hugh C. Wilson 11 A. M. Morning Worship "The Ministry of Reconciliation" Junior Congregation 12 Church School and Bible Class 7 P. M. Evening Praise "Treasures of Darkness" A WELCOME TO ALL. OreeseantioalesetaieeeneninnienelanCOP Church of England Reotor.-Rev. M. F. Oldham Parish. of ,Brussels 3rd Sunday After Trinity June 25th. 1-944 St. John's Brussels -- 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Close 7 P. M. E,vening Prayer and; Sermon St. George's �alten-- 3.30 P. M. Sunday School and Bible Claps 4 R; M.'EVening Prayer: and Sermon St. DOOM'S Henfryn— 115 P. M. Sunday School and. Bible Clang 2 P. M. EVenlgg Prayer' and Sermon Parhshoners Atiked To Nate Change in Hour* fee This lautldsy. RUSSELSI FO, Wi}san Missing All Blood Clinics Word was received on Jane 15th by Mrs, Robt, Wilson that her son plying 011leer, Oluseel Wilson is reported missing atter air operations ove meas. Flying Officer Wilson enlisted in the R.C,A,F. in, April, 19.2 and toolsi h sr pin tai gat Lachine, loos. St. Hubert, Quo., Belleville, Ont„ St:, Eugene, Ont. and recoiled his wings at Uplands on April 16th, 1043, 15e received his Commissie:r there and was sent to Summensido,-P,E.I„ for advtanced training in. Navigation. Prom there he was posted overseas in. July 1943 and 'three months later promoted to Plying Officer, P.O. Wilson made his first flight over enemy territory In March of this year. The middle o; May he was attached to Srinadi'on 419 which • Closed During July Under the Canadian Red Cross, the ,Blood Donor work was started about 3Va Years ago, the quota then being 1200 denote per week for Ontario, The quota no wtel2d00 donors D er week and will shortly be increased owing to the great need for extra blood. As a,resu3t, the Connaught Uaboratories do Toronto, where the blood is prooeeeed, have found it necessary to extend their capacity, equipment and staff. This is being done cVurieg the month of July, therefore, there will be no blood diploe in, July, The .next clinic in Brtutaela vi11. be on Tuesday, August 8th. is an all Canadian/ Squadron, PEOPLE WF KNOW * u * Mrs. J. Petrie of Donegal was a Sunday visitor with Miss M. Mo- Iielvey, • • * Dr. and Mrs. H. G, Armstrong, Gall and Eugene of Toronto were visitors with Jas. S. and Sirs. Armstrong on their 35th wedding anniversary. • * • ' Miss Mary Helen, Eolctnier, .Lon - den, silent the week end at her hone here, 4 5 ' ,Mrs, H. M. Clarke of Toronto attended the silver wadding ,annn yer.saay of her sister Mrs J. S. Arinstrong.- • * i * ► . * '• • Mss 'Elsie Steles, Mitchell, spent a Yew •days at the hone of ',her uncle John Steles. s • • 381'. and Mem I. McLear and children, St. Thomas,. :called on friends here on Saturday. Mrs, Daviel Weigert, Londeehero' with her daughter Mrs. D. McLeod and 9amilq. * • * Airs. L. M. r0tillle of eluffalo, N.Y,, was a week end visitor with friends and relatives and -attended the Armstrong . anniversary. t, * •. Miss lEluyce Davidson, Toronto, Ines been at her home here. * * '0' Mr, and Mns, Jed Clete, Toronto, were visitors this weak with ber mother Mata"% Wilson and brother Eldon and Mrs. Wilson, s * Mrs'. Harry Tia'ale of Montreal was the guest of her un•'le and aunt, Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Fulton, Mill .St., and attended the 25th anniversary of Jas an: Mrs. Arnlstroug * * • Master Lyle Robb, younger son of Me and Mrs. H. Robb, who hasp not been well, was taken to the sick children's hospital in London this week for an ex -ray. • s a Mrs, Mae. Richards of .Stratford was the •guest of her aunt Mrs, Sarah Cardiff and attended the Armstrong. anniversary. • • Mr, and Mas,. McLaughlin and their daughter, Mrs, Diva:-, Loudon,. were week end visitors with Me. and Mss. H. Manning. • •. . Mrs. Wee, Arui"oug of Toronto attended theel it wedding ennieen say on her loather Jas, S. and Mss', Armstong Mrs D. A. Rann alid Mrs, W. T Iva are in Toronto • where they h ate attending the Retaken. Asaetnbty as representatives, of Morning Stem 11 • Lodge, Brussels, n Celebrated Silver Wedding Anniversary On Wednesday evening, June 149h about Oita hundred and fifty relatives and friends gathered at the. home of Mr and Mrs. Jas, S. Arm- strong, 9th con Grey, in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniver- sary. During ties coarse of the evening everyone •aieaeauble.d on the lawn where a 'short 'programme was given. Rev. S. Kerr, acting as ohairnlan opened the programme with .very suitable remarks.' This was followed by a solo by Wire,- Harold Campbell, "My Garden full of Roses:" Mr, Laycock speaking on behalf of the crowd offered best wishes. and can. gratulatiens to Mr, and Mrs. Arm- strong. ltlr. Buschlen then favored the guests with a trombone solo after which Mr. L. E, Cardiff, M.P„ was called on and spoke about the couple he had known for over 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong were then asked to take their places in the centre of the group. Ma's, Harold Spate read the following address. and Miss_ Addle C1ard4fM•arnd Mrs'. D. Hensing - way presented the gifts. Dear Jim and Ado: - We, your relatives, friends and neighbors have gathered here to. night toextend to you • both good wishes and oongratuiatione on thin your twenty-fifth wedding anntiver• sary. We wellrecall how during, the last war we used to see a certain young men driving a spirited horse attach- ed to a rabber-tire buggy down • the 5th, line of Morris two or three times a week. And .also we remember in those earlier days how the name of Win Arentsroug stood out for quality whether it was milk or strawberries that were sold and we think we can truthfully say that in setting up a new home these two havecarried along this+ standiard—fair, honest dealings for all. In your °Meech lifeyou have bath given of your best. As an elder and hes. wife you have visited us in 'sick- ness and sorrow.' Ada hare -worked in all the women'e aoc}etiee. ' and for many years Jim has been the faith- ful seeretary aith-ful'seeretary of the Sabbath School' In your Mate you have always been given, to hospitality Tour doors were always open to us—we were welcomed, -given a pleasant evening and invited tooome again. Your three children are all keen, clever citizens. In the neighborhood you have always been ready in cane of need to lend a helping hand, speaking words of encouragement and comfort, as well as supplying worldly help. • As a memento of this+ happy event we ask you to accept this silver tray, oboe diens and salt and pepper shade era which come to you heaped up_ With best wisluee for year future a,Ppinesw and ete hope Chet many of s here tonight may also be present t your golden anniversary. Signed on behal9 of your friends and neighbors,: Bella 'Spell-, •Addie, Cardiff, "Wilma 7lemingway.. Mr. Armati+dng made a very \suit- able, end bumorons reply on, hehalf. of binnseif ,and bio bride et 26 years age sand expressed the wish that they would all the •together 25 years hent°. Mr. Wm. Mpeir sang the a$)rOprl-' ate solo "I Love You Truly," follow- ed by n. solo by Mrs. Mamba Camp- bell. A delfelous lunch pas Betted ea the lawn, Mrs. Armstrong cutting her beautifully deeoratea ' wedding cake. Guests were present from Mont. 4+etel, Toronto, d3nutfaio, Stratford, Ssaforth, Dunton, Lotidtaboro, • Kin liar i, Walton vochttip, num,96o tpbr(rok, 1#iennlelal. afld itichaley.; n • e ' }i2isses Mine and Clara Mutter, termner residents of Dru9sekt, bane rented their home alt 7 Gerninek letreet, Ton+onto and are at present viaitili,g nieces and nephews In Kincardine vicinity, ' They are with. ' Mns, H. Peters, R.If,, 4, Kincardine, • * Mss, Ino. McLean and, daaghtez Donelda of Regina, Sask, ,spent 4,I few dew at the home of Geo, and Mrs, Evans. 'Miss McLean . is 8mp}oy,ed by the Federal Govern, mint of that olty. Mrs. Nidtcan trill be bettor tomemberei by her many friends in this Vicinity a9 Mies ]Marion McKay of the ilth Cone of Gilead Teel ' Wednesday, June 21st, 1944 Gunner Young In Hospital Mrs, Edna loung of Morris township, has received word that ber son, Gunner Elmer Young . ie in hospital in England oufferfug from shell fragment wounds receivedi in e nasion, rammer Young Went 0v' al A 'se sinJu7 y 1943. CUT WITH REAPER We leave on display at "The Post' ,some straw that was brought in 'by Tinos. Walker of Bruseeln, The in• teneating thing about it is that thegrain was grown by Sam McBride of Goclerich vicinity and was cut with'a reaper 60 years ago. Member of B.C.S. Staff Wins Scholarship Miss Cook, a member of the teach ing staff of Bruseele contra -nation school, was awarded ' one of the ,provincial scholarships' for Prench.. The winning- of this scholarship entitles Miss Cook to a summer course in French In Quebec. Our, congratulations to 1fiss. Cook, Women's Guild The Tune meeting of St. John's Women"e• G•uiIl was .held at the rectory on Tuesday, June 13th at 3 p m, Mrs. George +Davis presides. The aneetir.g opened with the hymn, "S�eldiers of the Cross Arise. Rev, M. P. Oldham -read the Scripture Lesson and prayers. The matter of purchasing new hymn boolts for the choir was discussed. Monthly fees and' dates .were collected. 'Phe money for new cuphoarcle in the basement was received and amounted to a substantial sum A meeting of the congregation is called for Wednes- day, June 21st set 9 p,m. ,Service • at 7 pm.. on Sunday, June 25. At The Churches In the /morning worship . at the United' Church the minister made an appeal for greater faitheulness in Public worship in discipleship and in Christian service. The text was taken ,from I Samuel "Thou shalt be aniseed' because thy seat' Will be empty." A t190 oempeged of Misses Thelma Brothers, Dorothy Dennis and Ruth Wilson sang "Drifting," The evening eerviee was withdrawn far the' Meiville Anniversary. On +Sanday, June 19911 anniversary • services were held . in Melville Church, The visiting minister who preached at these services was the Rev. W. B. Kelley of Listowel, In .the ,noornin+g- the choir sang "Christ- ian, •Christ ian, the Morn Breaks ' Sweetly O'er Thee,'' by •Shelley. Mrs., Bredin and Mr, W. +Spear eang the solo and duet parts. A solo:,' "Duet for To -day," was sung by M. Spats, In the evening the anthem was "I. Taste and : See," by John Goss. A ladies quartette, com- posed of Mrs.' Bredin, Mrs, W, Speir, Mrs, Edgar, and ,Mrs. Bohert Thom- son, sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought,,. Aasolo, "Land of -Hope anal Glory," was: -sung by Mrs Bredin, ETHEL Mrs, ,Sarah .iscicmier 'is visiting with her eon Mr. and Mrs, Mervin, Eckinier at Pine River at the present + time, Work has commenced' on the new cement bridge here. A temporary bridge is being built to accomodate traffic until the uety bridge is oompleted. Mr, A. Henry attended the Tele- I phone Conventton In London on Thursday. Congratulations ere dare LAC. Clarke and Mrs. Cardiff on the birth: of a daughter in the Li,^towel Memor- cal hospital. A ' little slater for Bonny, ' LAC. Stan. Alexander ban 'returnee' to Trenton atter spending a week's 'returnee' furloegh at itis homelier?. 1 Mrs Colqulhonn and little eon, of Dartmouth, Nova. Scotia, are visiting with the +tormeine permits Mr. and. Meet S. H. Fear in the village Mra. Bert 'Geddes), and son Rodney went Friday and Saturday 'letting friends' in Stratford. Rev Dnttlop of Belgrave preacheti,l at the 'three charges of the United Chureh. here Sunday. Rev. Brenton taking ohn,rge of the anniversary 1ervtces at Bele-rave. Mrs. Mary Ames spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Snell and faintly. Aar, Laverne Vodden and Donald Dumber left Monday to spent a weelt tamping at Goderloh, Mantis Mligabeth Feat' of Weed- •s,tiook agent the Week eiid At her home. • • Mr. and 0491j: 1.4C .Mian *molars, of tiebo!ve1 visaed with Dr::*ed Mee:', *MOW on Sandhi'. Note Re Salvage Please do' not leave any salvage the Radio Shop, In the country ge in. touch with the local school, In town wait for the next salvage day, when a new depot wtllebe used, • CARD OF THANKS We Wish to thank our neighbours and friends for their help and kind- ness when W0 recently en l Ilost our home ems by fire also tar the kind gifts we have reoeiveil Mr and Mrs, Corlett and Glen P • *• s m m T at " Obituary Richard S. Armstrong CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank ail the neigh- bours and friends for their many acts of kindness words of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during our recent sad bereavement They were much appreciated and will never he forgotten. Mr. and MPs. F. King Mr. and Mrs 17, Martin NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Thanks to our subscribers who have proanptly paid their subscrip- tions in advance, your cooperation in, keeping our nailing list up-to-date is much appreciated, Look at your label mow and if it. Is' not correct kindly advise Ile of the error. 'We ask those whose subscriptions are In ;trrears to kindly pay them in advance at their earliest conven- lenee, Mare Fatal Fairs Based on reports received by the Agricultural Soeletles Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture, tisere is likely to be a slight increase in the number of agelcultaral fairs held in Ontario during the year 1944, says J. A. Carroll, Superintendent rat the Branch. Last year 205 fall fairs were he'lld in the Province and seine societies which aid not bold fairs Mat year have fixed dates planning to revive their 'activities this year. The official list of dates isnow being compiled• and it is expected to be eaneplete as .soon as the various dlatrict meetings, of the Ontario Athena/Ulan et Agriculture,} Socie- ties have all been held, which will orpne.bly be about. the: middle of Janne. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO c ; A. O. Smith Addresses Retail Merchants Here A. G. Smith, at Toronto, a repne• seutative of the 'War Time Priced and Trade Board, addressed e meet - Ing of the retail znerohants of this district, •n 1 the Libraryly here on Tugs - day u a - day e ep ing. In itis opening remarks: Mr. Smith said he was not present as a police-, man to tell the merchants, how to sun their business, but to explain different orders .and aims of the Board. They are endeavouring to effect an equal distribu4ien of avail- able goods Otte •of their chief jobs, he stetell, was to prevent InfiaLinn. He told eeveral stories as illustra- tions of*the work being done. Tbis being a fanning ,community he brought to their.atteniioa the fact that although 25% of the young mer, from the farms. are in the armed forges the remaining 76%" left are producing 50% .more than in 1939, He showed a number of chases emphasit(ng the increased retail business of 1942 compared with that of 1939. He mentioned the need for merchants to save all •cardboard and paper. Ile waa'ned against the danger of'intstion and said what a struggle the Board eves having to prevent it. L W. Eckra er, president of the ioca3'Businese Men's, Association, as chairman of the meeting, called .on Mr. MOCalluan of the Stratford Was Time Prices and Trade Board who introduced' A. G. Smith to the merchants. Alter Mr. Smith's address, F. Skelton. and K Beemer, also of the Stratford board and Mr, McCallum answered questions and disetiesed problems of the mer- chants. The chairman moved a vote et Marks to Mr. Smith and the Strat- ford representatives of the Board for their aseistance. The cominunity was shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Richard S. Armetrang at his home on Saturday atur afternoon, terno Pn June 10th in his 72nd year, He was born in Morris township and moved to. Grey over 37 years ago when he was married to Margaret Fairservice of Mullett who predeceased hint nearly eight years ago. He was a member and faithful it attender of Brussels Presbyterian Church, Surviving are two daughters (Jerdlle) Mrs, Ernest Martin of Morris; (Helen) Mrs, .Prank King at home; a granddaughter, Marga 'et Martin, two brothers Wm. of Grey; Lewis of Morris and a cis er (Mayne) Mrs. Wm. Rutledge of North Dakota, U.S.A. Rev, Samuel Kerr of .13russels conducted the' funeral service at his late home, lot 8, eon, 7, Grey town- ship' on Tuesday, June 13th. at 2 p.m, Burial took place in Brussels cemetery. The pallbearers we11 Chas: Lamont, Wm, Hollinger Wm. Bishop, Jas. McFarlane, Ales Yuill and Thos. McDonald, The flower bearers were E1nier and Joint Armstrong, Fran4 Sellers, Chas. Warwick. ,, Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated • A very pleasant and henry event took place on Tuesday evening, June 20th when Mm. and Mrs. John Bolger of Grey Twp. near Walton celebrated their 50th wedding anni- veaasa'ly at their home. The members of the family and relations as snnzb'led numbering about 60, on Tuesday evening to do honor to this venerable couple andto celebrate the happy occasion. They were married on June 20811, 1304 at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hamrilton in McKillop Tay,. The officiating clergyman was the Rev, W. G. Reilly, rector of he parish of Brussels and Walton, Mr. Thomas Bolger was .best man and the bridesmaid was Nellie Hamilton, sister of the bride, now 11•Srs, A. 0. diodgins, of Lucen•. The ride was formerly Miss. Maggie Hamilton, Mr, Thomas, Bolger, The room's brother was present at the celebration Tuesday evening. To the estteemed•cott$le have been born two sons and two daughters, (Olive) is. T. Dundee of : Blyth. Ont, Harriet) Mns, F. Johnston of vblin, 'Ont.; Mr. Howard Bolger 0f ondon, Ont,; Mr. Hurl Bolger now es/Wing on the home farm. The esteemed couple were pre,ent- d oaf Tuesday evening with a Hymn and Prayer 13oolc from St, eorge's Anglican Church, the ddrese being read by Iiev. M. F. ldham and the presentation by re. M. F. Oldham; from the relit lyes a silver casserole was given.given.to Mrs. ,Bolger and an arm chair to Mr. Bolger, .the address . being read y Miss . Leona Watson and the •t United Church W. A. Tlae annual June meeting of the W. A. wan held he the United Church weer Tuesday afternoon . at the' b hour of three winch was well attend- ed. The Devotional . period was taken by the president, Mrs. Nuggan and opened the meeting singing the hyann 493, "I need, thee every hour.' ' Mfrs. McArthur read Psalm. 61 follow- ed by the Lord's+ Prayer in unison. The minutes of to lase. meeting were read and adopted' by the secre- tory Mrs. Seeiran and the treasur- er's report was given by Elizabeth r Downing, followed by hymn 501 "Will your anchor hold, followed by the 'e Miepah Benediction, The boxes aura on their way to our boys overseas and we hope each one will receive a them safely The programme `'con- O stetted of various' contests and read- M Man. The ladles chuckled ' in a t social hour and a:delioieus plank. style lunch was,'sen11ed• by the coni - venous Mrs. Wilson. . and /are, b Wheeler. .The summer meetings will be disoontintued until Septernher 19. Results of Year's Rifle Shooting at R.C.S. • The following is, the percentage obtained by shooting the required number of eargets; Graeme •Stott 84,S%0 Murray Matheson 84,4 Ross Knight 78 Howard Ryan 78 Charlie Thomas 76 Donald Oohnan, 7L9 Donald Speir '71,2 Jim Cameron 04.1 .Jinn Artnstroug 68.4. Inennoth Knight 64 *Duncan Jamieson, 49.6 Laurie Cousins 47,a Fort'eet Wttittard 47.6. *8111 Rann 35 *Under' minimum cadet age, I 0 Rankiirtg of those who shot less . than the minimum bort obtained over f 50% (in Order of merit), Betty Breerer 6713% Peter Bredin Mac Booker , George Somers Wtltred Spivey Jean :Spelran Hartley Fischer presentation by Mrs, Wm. Perris, from the family, to Mrs,. Bolger was given, a gold broach and to Mr. Bolger, a pen and pencil set. Both bride and gloom fittingly replied' and thanked all present for their kindness. Mrs, T. Dundas react the address from the family and Mrs. P. Johnston, made the presenta- tion, Rev. M. F. Oldham, rector of the parrieh was master of ceremon- ies, spoke briefly and a programme was given. A hyaln "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" was snug, followed by +Scripture reading and brayer. 01d songs including "When. You and I wereOlin y g .Maggie" and others were sung. Rev, M, F. and Mee, Oldham, gave it ailaao duet, Donald McDonald game a solo, Mrs. 'Mork I'taniiton and Mrs, George Pollard dressed up as /Maggie • and John, crented merriment. The programme oneluded with singing Auld Lang Syne. A telegram watt received rain Mr, J. Hanna, M.P.P„ mise numerous Other Cong,'nttllatotn 'messages and well, wialiee, Lovely and appropriate gttts were also given, them, A deltol>ur, supper was served by Mae. Barry Bolger. and Member/8 of the family, A' lovely 'wedding cake with 50 candles intern- ed the table. _All join In wishing this highly esteeme'd couple many morenappy sill poly an iversaries, JULY FIRST 18 THE, DAY To .obviate any ilncerttalntr to to the obe'ervanoe of Dernhtign Day title year, it les noted that the date. of ietaill& gest ia' Saturday, July let, There was •some contusion enter, tke alecon eanne of lite ,holiday last year, bot Mho date haw now been officially flood. MORRIS COUNCIL JIorais Township' Council Meeting June 112th, 1944. The council met on the above date to the Township hail with all the members present. The Reeve pre- sided. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion at Sas,' Michie and. Chas. Coultes. Moved by Wm. Speir secon.ded by Chas. Coultas that Workmen's Coan- pensation be renewed with Lloyd's Assonance Co.• — Carried. Moved by H. Johnston seconded by Ohas, Coultes that the reisolation to aftow the 1'atepayars of U.S.S. No. 4 and U. S. S. No, S to become a part of the Turnberry Township • School Area be passed. — Carried. Moved by Chas. Ooultes seconded by Sas. Michie that a grant of $20. bo given the Wingham Horse Show. — Carried. Moved by H, Johnston seconded by J. Michie that the bilis as presented by the Road Supt, be paid, --,Carried. Moved by Wm. Speir seconded by J. Michie that the Court of Revision be closed, — Carried. Moved by Chas. Coultas, seconded by J. Michie that the meeting ed- joun'n to meet again on July 10th, 1944 at 1 p. in. — Carried. Accounts paid— Dept. of Health (InsuldnL 94.98 Advance -Times (Advertising). 51.80 Richard Alcock (Mathew Drain. ,and Robertson Drain) .. $186.00 N. Higgins (Postage etc.) 510.00 Mals. Gross' (relief) $15.00 Thee, Wilson (Worktnren'e Com- pensation Ins.) $40,00 Wal, Brydges (Balance of salary) J. Fryfogle (Horse Show) ,,,, $20,00 H. Johnston (Transportation) .59,00 C. Wheeler (Trareportation and Enmities) . 58.00 Geo, 0, Martin, CIerk. Hyclr'o Rates Me Reduced Previous to Last month the local hyd'o was •8,8, oe'nte.for the tirat 30 killanyatt hours lash mouth the rate Wen, 8,4 cents for the. first 88- i epics, Th481 11 calm a xled' w4 0n (if 001.1101• tnetely 8 Celli*,: GREY A very ,:(;,suntt time wee held Friday afternn,m atlite picnic held on the schoo: nroends of S.S. go, 8,' also inieludea. were the scheols of 2,,th con. Grey end 3rd line :Norris. Nns,ebn.11, foot cares and Mimesfat the children were thorotigi ly en. j,oyod. Tee cream, Chocolate n9150 and eendwIilhes were served. Congrnulations ere due John and Mrs, Bolger, 17111 con, on, the cele• loathes of the 60111 anniversary of their marriage. Both are enjoying comparatively good health Tbe' event took plate 'Motilay, Ingo 18911. Mamie ,NIA Mrs: 1(b*rdiff, Atwood, accompanied by•Herbert and 'Mr., l ar4iff, 4th bora„ ' esor'ed a notal' trig during the para Week is toottio aml other j4*teo,