HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-6-28, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
A Euchre and Dance will be
held at S.S. No. 8, Grey on the
night of Friday, June 30..A col-
lector will b
e taken up for the
Junior Red Cross girls. Generous
as the need is great. Ladies bring
lunch.
Township of Grey
Vaccination
Dr, W. D, G. Jamieson, M. 0. Ii;,
will be at Ethel school Friday, June
30th, at 2 p, m., to vaccinate against
small pox any children! who present
themselves from the Tovinehip of
Grey,
REO��cEN1 THEATRE.
Seaforth, Ont.
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Thursday, Friday he Saturday
June 29 & 30th, July let
Paulette Goddard Feed MacMurray
Standing Room Only
Things happen fast and furiously In
this sparkling comedy.
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Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
July 3rd, 4th and 5th
Double Bili -Last show starts 8.45
Barbara atanwyck _Joel McCrea
Banjo On My Knee
A story you'll live with!
-ALSO
Tyrone Power Alice Faye
Don Amelia)
Brought back a picture of mighty
entertainments
in Old Chicago
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
July6th, 7th and 8th
Double Blit -Last show starts 8.45
Chester Morris Nancy Kelly
Tornado
-ALSO-
Jimmy Lydon
Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid
Coming
Passage to Marseille
First show starts each evening 7.30
Matinee each Saturday 2;80
utecte leasee,(, rtset eev-' w ze eteattelgvIM
"And ye shall know the truth
and the truth shall make you
free."
Retel.eneteneenenaleaireteneteseeteteleket
Melville Church
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., S,O.
M I n later
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning. Worship
"The Sin that never will
be Forgiven"
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7 P. M. Evening Worship
"A Splendid Motto"
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster..
COME AND WORSHIP
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United Church
Minister -Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
10 A. M. Sunday School
' and Bible Class
10.45' Meeting of the Session
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Unveiling of Honour Roll -
Sermon Subject--
"Being Away From Home"
The Holy Communion
7 P. M, Evening Peale°
"Jesus And The Door"
A WELQOME TO ALL
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Church of England
Rector..Rev.. M. F. Oldham
Parish of ,Brussels
4th Sunday Atter Trinity
Service Marking, 77th Anni-
versary'of Confederation.
St. John's Brussels ---
10 A, M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A•. M., Morning Prayer
,and Sermon
St. George's Watton-
1.80 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
2.30'P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Claus
SL David's Hanfryn .
2'45. P. M. Sunday School
and Bible OIIia
8.841i?.,4, vetting Prayer •
' andwitlon'
RUSSELS P
Weedl�esday, Jule 28th, 1944
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PEOPLE WF &NOW
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rifl'ss Jeesle Little was a ween olid
visitor in London,
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J'Fr. A. Coleman 'has been 113 for
the pass s:everai days.
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Miss Mary Henry et Fergus was
the guest of her sister Mrs, M. le,
Oldham •over the week end.
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Mrs, Rappaport and daughter, Th
ronto,• are spending some time here
with her parentis Mr, aatd Mrs. M.
yolleck,
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Mrs. 'Stella Wheeler of 'Hamilton
is epend4nig a Sew days .• wttb
aeletivices and calling on friends In
and around Br.useels.
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Guests for the week end at line
home of Stanley Wheeler were, Mr
and Mrs, Wm, McKenzie of Arlene;
Sgt, ,Gies and Mrs, Wheeler of
Louden. and MT. and Mrs. Wm,
Dennis and slaughter Mary of Me-
Iii11•op,
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Loeal nmenet sOnool• gra d;latas
Will commence 'their teaching
careers. en September at the follow-
ing schools: Gibson Willis at Mon.
crier; Miss H'elen McCutchecn at
Beowntown; Miss Luella Mitchell al
S.S. No, 6, Morris and Miss Jean
McDonald at, Belgrave.
Canadian Air Force Suspends
Recruiting Un.tel October 1
OTTAWA, June 88 -The R Ossa,
le. has sumpencled recruiting until
Oct, 1, it was reliably learned- here
last night. There was no offic.al Conn
nuent tram air Porde headquarter',
but it was understood Air Minister
Power would make a ,ttadement in
the .0mi-shine, one the =niece.,
It was understood' the chief tea,.
son, for the halt in recruiting was
'the .flet omen's/sides. have been mncli
'under the estimates of operational
.commanders.
it could not be learned whether
volunteers would be rented to. one
of the .other services or held on a
waiting list for entry 'Inv the R.C..
A.F. .a€ter'Oot. 1.
seas' force recruiting has been
based on an ea•tllnatei intake of 2,-
000 men nrconthly. The army in-
take for active service was given
as 4,000 monthly and recruiting ate
Levity in that bra'n'ch has been etep-
ped nap to ensure a steady flow of
Iretniforcements to divisions engag-
ed in Italy and France. The navy
intake estimate was. given as 1,200
Hien monthly.
Defence Headquarters reported a
"deflate upswing" in recruiting for
the army, with 'bhe intake for the
week eroded Jnne 17 totalling 1,769,
highest for thee, year to date. An
afdcial
statement said the invasion
was "a lector" in the increase.
Of the 1,769 volunteers, 975 were
.from among Gallup 'ants, 707 from
the public and 81 from the Reserve
Army,
The statement said; •
"The need for recruits. to fill the
growing requeremeots of the. Cana
dian Army overseas is being street.
ad in Ilia new remelting drive and
it is anttelpated that the initial
succusses of Calnladian troops in
,Fiancee well spur. voluntary enlist•
metes corla*drerably,"
WROXETER
Morning Star Lodge To
Sponsor Navy Tag Day
The Navy League of Canada is
again holding its tag Illy hi our
municipality ,on 'Stvburdnj, Jule, 8th
under the =seines o:f Morniug •Star Newt salvage, carnal= wit
Rebefsab Lodge, and 11•e wish them made thes
first Saturday to Augtl
every esttocees in this patriotic Welt
on behalf of .merchant seamen, We
live in peace in this community Owialg Oro delay In receiving
While our brothers, fathers and sans and specifleations, of bridgee
beat' the brunt ,of beetle not only on were formality advertised to be
'the sea, but also onland and in the by tender in Morris, Township,
air and it le our duty to support tenders Por these rconde nts will
every eflocrt, In order to -strengthen be received a until 3
tilejr morale so that the ri . yp p•m.i
-CtaY may 10, 1944
he ours and not Hitler's. GI4OItG13I MARTIN, 0
The Navy League has made
marvellous .contributions "to our Nazis Using
fighting naval men ani our. mer- Pilotless Planes ,
chant seannen and Its sixteen The Naafis ,have launched t
hoetels and recreation Centres hal e newest 'secret wealion-a pilot
added greatly ,towards the welfare plane widest explodes with terrine
and comfort of these men of the sea, force when, et lands. No itoulrt it
Tt is interesting to note char during
19413 more than live mi1Moi, seamen
crossei the ,thresholds or the Navy
League :Seamen'% Clubs where geed solution as they did for the magnetic
meal's ane comfortable . sleeping ee mine and other secret weapons.
eommodati'on were provided at cost _-
While hot and cold shower baths, Teacher .Presented
me1Ioal and =reins sciences, recta With Gift
anon and pleasing .entertainment,
and many'other services were given
at ne cost to -seamen?, When these
men leave the Navy League hostels.
they do so with coureese in, their
hearts and thank4ulnees because of
the generosity of Canadian people
for all that they heave iecoivere.
The Department of Natal Affairs
have proclaimed time and again
that the el2orts of the Navy League
leave done tenth to keep our neatnen
on the mea,; in keeping their morale
high and their courage undaunted in
the great battle of the Atlantic end
Pacific.
The Navy League, like the Naval
Department, give the fullest praise
and thanks to our men. w'bo have
so nobly stood by ,their 'duty to their
Tiling and Connery and it is plainly
our duty to give this' organization
the satpport that is needed' in order
to...harry on. this great : undertaking.
Only recently the great bodyof
merchant seamen by papular vote Through Window
completely louttlaaved strikes by , our While Hervey Dennie was tying
merchant seamen. hie teaan in .the Gibson'- blacksmith
The tuggers for elm Navy League I shop, at moon on. Tuesda,r, a bullet
In this community will feel that they crashed : through a windo se and -
have_ performed a .. noble, and whistled past within a few inches of
atrdottc
p service if every citizen his heed, The ,bullet has not been
r.
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New1terns
No Salvage This Week
Stores Open Friday Night
1 be Stores i'n Brussels will remain
et, open Friday night because of the
riane l Mercury Soars
that People are endeavouring to Stud
let methods of beeping cool whiles the
the etercury soars as, 'high as 104 at noon I
now en Wednesday, a.ocordttlg to one
July l thermolnetee on. main street, 'Even
the brisk breeze blowing seene to
leek bring little relief. Wednesday has
1 been to pate the hottest day so lar
this snmtm'er. With the Yarmeis
busy with the hay the intense heat
heir affects both men and beasts.
less
Memorial Service Held
At ,Elma Centre Cemetery
The yearly memtanla.l service of
the :Elms Centre' Cemeter3' was held
on ,Sunday evening, A large crowd
teas present Rev.. R. D. Trask eon
ducted the servI'ce. tier. M, le. R.
lioadreau read the lesson and of -
feted prayer. A union choir led
the stagleg to the music of the
3Jttstowel:Legion Boys' Band. W. J.
Oarroll, Mitchell, was the guest
speaker.
NOTICE
01011d'ay on Saturday,
it *1oi'ng some damage but like all
previous secret weamo.n* of this war
British scientists will likely find a
A very delightful surprise was
gts'e'n .Miss Jessie Little, teacher at
S.S. No. 6 when the papil4 presented
her with beautiful gifts en Tuesday'
in appmoareheng of• her work done in.
the school during four year's service.
An address' wee read by Della
Jneed4n and ,several pupils presented
the gifts, '
Beheaded Women Sacrificed
To Witchcraft?
Read ... in The American Weel
with this 'Sunday's (July 2) issue
The Detroit 'Sunday Times
about Missouribizarre double
murder int. which two women were
behead.ed, which, author -explorer
William Seabrook believes, mai
prove a modern verse= of African
witch -doctors' strange • "ritual o fche
speaking heads,." Get Sunda'y's
Detroit Times"!
New Ration Book Coming
Although many consumers are
only becoming used to their No, 4
ration books, word comes through
from Ottawa that its eucceesor, No,
0, is already 4n preparation with its
distributions timed to take place dut-
ing the month .ef October. Deciding
11y neon the contentne of these ration
ee books and having them printed and
d'ietributed consumes months. Hen'ee
the necessity for undertaking their
,preparation eo long- In ;ulvanee or
the time for their actual use.
Bullet Goes
gives them the 'support which they
need at this time. We roust not
allow this. opportunity to pees for it
(teens the first lime le the chain
that stretches from this community
to ear brave men of eke seas: carl'y-
ing our .concrete '.thank you' ter the
tremendous; service they are render-
rig
enderng in protecting and serving u5,
Tor if it were not for these Hien,
Nave. battles of thee war might well be
fought on ,the streets, lanes, high-
ways and fields of eurewn connlry,
Let ns rise to this. task and carry
out the noble traditions, of Lord
Nelson who seed so many years
a5o, "England expects that evt'ry
manthis day will do his ditty,"
July 1st .Will -
Be _ A Holiday
Saturday, July 1st, will be observ-
ed as a holiday. Many 'salondais
lave July 37$ marked lis the bolOday,
but this does not mean a. thing as
the offi!ctal date. is July let.
HAD CLOSE CALL
During die .electric storm . Friday
last, Mir. and 145re. Atex , Sangster,
10th concession of Carrlc'k, had a
very narrow escape. They were
setting in their home with their two
Rev, M..21. H. Peer of St, Paul's• dogs lysing at thein- ant when a bolt.
'4hore:It, Stratford, was in charge of of 1'iglutning elxteu•ed the house and
the evening service at St. James 1(11184 both the dogs. 11, and Mets,
Anglican Church ore Sunday. and
Seiagster were both, stunned, but
gave oar ins111321.. semen based ono apparently s(ldeaed no. ell e.ffeects'
00x0(11111 chapter 13, verses .17 and fl'om titre shook,
18, He wale. 'aseleted by layreader n ''
Mr, Woods, also of Stratford, t DIED
Mrs. A. M. Grant Passes '
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Manly friends here, esl?ecially mem- t IllcARTER-Jn Atoned Township, on
bets of Urged Clriircli were ahoalt- Tueed'n.y ,< June 217111, 1944, Marg.
ed and grieved when word was re -
erg Jane White, belovar4 wife of
cetvedof the death oS Meet A. M.
(01001t at her home at slipper on Sun• the late HenryWill Me held, M. her
Mali year. be held from her
day. Mrs. Grant, wife of Rev, A, M' late. 1•ee0denee, Lot 22, Com, 4, Mor.
Grant, who, for live yearn was. pastor r1,e 'Twee, on Thursarly, June 29th,
of Wroxeter and Salem 'United 1944 Service et 3.80 P. ln, Tnter
chentehes, moving to Kipper 8 years meat' 1n Bremer* Cemetery.
,ago, end been ill since April though
only reeerltly co114101 ,d be )ler room, ALC0C1i Tn Grey Township 011
Besides her husband she 10.,survived thereto -7, Sane ,2061t, 1944, Eliza Ie.
by five 'ehtlldren4 Blizebeth, Sybil, Alcaeit, in her 86th year,
Be,rba4'tt, Joan. and MnuMillan, and to Funeitel - Rao body rested at the
theca heartfelt 'sympathy is extended Walker Mineral o
in the lose • of 0, loving wife 'and Time Brusselsw etc •
1 WodarneusdaY, June 28th; 1844, when' a
mother, „Rig* to caring in. Wroxeter public service took phos• from alit,
theey, IIya4,at, 11 94flrn.ve, Mie Grant,
Jahns .Ansllcan. Churrl, Servtee at
'being Peeler, .it ;Helgreve, and Bred11;
eiturellEtl.
found and ' nothing has, so far, been
teamed • as to where it came
from Police officer Geo, -l2vans is
investigating, Mr. Gibson- was
absent at the time.
Killed In Action -
Mr. and Mee Ezra Welsh of fifth
line or Morrie receyve1 the sad slew
of there nephew's tletlxh Cant. Phi
rwho was stilled on actifv
service in South Pacleie. Captain
Connor was en his 34'11; year and we,
a brother of . Ma+se, Vera and Fred
Connor which were weil lc sown in
Gray township, He leaves a wife and
three small ohildren a father and
four other brothers la the armed foe-
ces,
Bride -Elect Honored
On Wireduese'day evening, June 21,
about sixty-flye ladies 01 - eh
nlue coin-
nity gathered at thee, .home of
Miss Mary M*eDonald to honour
Miss Dorothy Turnbull on the event
of her approaching marriage. -
The social pacg
pant of the evenln
was very capably .looked after by
Mrs.' lies'. !Smith and Aliso Margaret
Nolan, which included) 00nteets and
a Bab pond. Following that the
bride -elect wee .called to the 'front
and was r
presented with a irises]•
%meows shower of usefne and beauti-
ful gate, after which iunch wee
served.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Tender will be reeeived by the
s und'ersegned vn•tll. Friday, July 7th
1 at 8 o'clock p.m,- for the Building of
e Three Cement Bridges in, the Town.
ship of GeV/
s Cement 'and steel will be supplied
by the Municipality and Security
will be required to. 15% of the
amount of the contract price.
Plans . and gpecidoatione may " be
. examined at the office of the Town.
!ship'Cleat or of the Diatritt Engin-
eer, J.'A, Coombe at Stratford,
2, H. FEAR, Clerk
lethe1, Ont.
At The Churches
On Sunday morning in Melville
Church the minister preached -- on
the man at the pool of Betheeden, i11
Bax thirty-eight years, and healed by
Jesus. The spiritual meaning Of this
"sign" was emphasised. The anthem
sung by the ciroii' was "I Taste and
ee," by Goss, In the evenixg the
sermon was based on ,loreluiah and
the complaint of the people that God
worked in the past lint did nothing
in the present. The anthem sung
was ilConrsider the Utes;" and the
'*rove part was swing 1411 Gerald Gibson
The minteter's snb'ect at the
morning service in the t)nlaed
Church was "T•ha Ministry of Rec-
onciliatibn," Announcement was
made of a change in the horn' ler
Sunday School. .Forthe months of
July and August Sundnv ,School will
Ire ,held at ten o'cleek in tine morning.
"Treasures of Darkness" was the
su;lliect for the evening cannon Miss
Melia Bryans ' and Mr, Lloyd.
Wheeler ,sang e. duet "Anchored at
Last." le was announced that the
Iljotiour Roll is 40 be unveiled at
next Sunday mornings serene.
JAMESTOWN •
Pte. Russell and Mrs. .l'7a;11 ,and
1atreletee have been visiting • at the
home of Mr, anti Mrs, ten enoe
Whits,
141i'. and Maier Charlie Maxwell oY
Wroxeter; were vlsitotw of Mr,. and,
MTs. Robert btoDoneid; '
,:1441rs, Wetted Seavago, and' 'Inn
2100 jp.,:.lin,. ,tin terntentc mcMlda'en •,fr'om ..near 11axri*ton>•. h,,0.
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tva±r arta !'h
llntrttse1s Cetnetekll, :r 'been vieltliug+ tit Waltor.kivape'sf:ant
Diller MOOS.,
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MORRIS
My. Spence l4ciciniion of the
military irainitrg camp at Ippertl'ash
is spending a week or more with his
parents lien and Mee, Robt, Mc-
Kinnon.
Mr. and 'Mee. Jas, .Peacock spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs,
120chard Johnston, let line.
Mr, David J'ohnatan and sons,
Fleining spent the ,reek end In
Torocuto and attended the weddtug
of 11ics mon Charlie at Muskoka on
Monday,
MTS. Roht, • 140tiLennan spent a day
lest week with. Mr, and Ara, Tames .
act. Auburn. -
Miss Jessie Holmes ie visiting with
friends is Toronto. '
Arnold Mothers is reminding sum-
mer hot -Me -ye with hie aunt and
grand mother end his nricles, aunts
and cousins In Turnborry
Some 'af the ferme10 have started
to out their hay and report a good
crop :others are startln4 this week.
Mr. Ro'bt, MacLennan had a bee of
men helping to raise his garage an•
other pert on Wednesday overdue.
Mr. Harvey Robertson had e
bee of men helping him •.to shingle
part of hie b1rn on Mendel,
A. deborattee and memorial service
W401
be• ;hold at Sunshine Cemetery
on tdit St h see of Morris On Sunday
ttternoon,,3h11r,'981i.4.: 15eiatico wile
@rellntience of four, s etoskv Decor*.
4!qh' before the service,
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St. Mary's it, C. Church, ILitehen
f was :the scene of a quiet wedding a
1 9 a„m., May 80, when Fr. 1'. Rath
united in auarria,ge Mary Healer
youngest daughter of. Mie. Donner
awl the late Prank 1.3h1tner of Grey
town.abip . and Charles Alexander,
eldest eon of the late Sir. and Mr's.
Joe..Sherrer of Pinkirgton township,
Professor Zo11ner played tate wed-
ding march and nuptial High Mass.
The bride was attractively gowned
in a light blue two-piece street -length
dress with navy and white acces-
sories, a corsage of ' sweetheart
roses, white sweetteeas and lily -el -
the -valley and carried a. white
prayer book. Her bridesmaid, Mrs,
Oscar Scherrer, sister-in-law of the
groom wore 'a light mauve two-piece
ensemble, black accessories and a
corsage of sweetheart roses and
mauve sn'ee'apeass, The groom was
attended by his brother Ossa'
Scherrer of Iettchener, After the
wedding .dinner at the Grand Rivee
Tea Ronne the couple left on a motor
trip. They will reside three miles
north of Brussels,
BRUSSELS, ON r"A.RIO
Legion Carnival
Hu, a $access
* Favoured with idem ;v(either alto
Legion Carnival wee splendid
enemies. held In the loll atelia on
e1, Thursday night of lad •,v,relt by the
iiruesele Branch of til., Comedian
Legion ft was atiended by hundreds
Prom other centres es won as those
frons ,Brussels and the surrounding
district, Net proceeds have amount.
el to approximately 24,20.00 which
will be used to provide 00014 its for
overseas, members of the armed
fo1'Cea.
Miss Betty 'Mitten drew the
number 205 for the lucky door
ticket but up until the present the
holder of this ticket has not come
forward to claim the prize.
The Bingo game, which �'ffered
splendid prizes, drew a large number
of players and was going full swing
the greater part of the night, Other
games were also well patronied. The
refreshment booth did a "sell -ort"
busina,s's in hot dogs and soft drinks. ,
The Beauty Contest had to be
cancelled because of lack of
entrants:
Dancing was enjoys(; to the music
of Carruther'e Orchestra
Congratulations are due the legion
members who worked so hard to
make the carnival the splendid
success it was.
BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mn-.sPeter MCEwell tile•
brated their 37031 wedding annteer-
saxy by inviting their friends to a
prayer meeting at their home, -which
was conducted by their minister,
Rev. F C. Fowler, of Knox ,Church,
A quartet was sung by Mrs. Fow-
ler, Mrs. • Raymond Elliott, Allan
Ramsay and Cloyne. Higgins. stirs,
Higgins was accompanist,
Mr; McEwen is not 'n very good
health and is 'unable to attend
church servioos, A collection was
taken for missions Pete- M E n
and ,Elizabeth 'Strachan, daughter of
the late 114r, sad Mrs,' James Strace
an, Grey Township, were .married in
1907 by Rev. A, C. Wishrtrt at that
time minister oY . Melville Churcb,
Brussels, They lived on their farm,
Wroxeter road, until neon years ago,
when they sold it and retired to this
village.
Mrs, Stanley f4Lothatt was the
hostess for the monthly meeting
of the triple groupof the Ladies'
Aid 011 Knox ,Presbyterian :Church,
The president, Mrs, Burns Moffatt,
conducted a short devotional ,and
business meeting. During the after-
noon the ladies worked on a Red
Cross quit, The hostess served
hunch.
Sixteen ladles met at the home •of
Mise Duff on Thursday afternoon to
do Red Cross works A qutit was
completed while some of the ladies
sewed and knitted. There is a gold
supply of garments on hand now
ready for sowing. The need' Is veep
great. Mrs, W. J, Johnston presiited
rover a &hart bues4ness period. The
salvage is Sot 'coming in. very, fast
and is greatly in demand. Bring
9^our rags(, papers, feathers, .rubber
tires (not cribber boots) awl lea're
Clam at. the United Chnrah shed
Within the newt two weeks,
Personals: Tpr, Kenneth Voile, of
Camp Borden. Mrs. Peter Voile,
Miss Dories Voile and Levi Watson.
Britton, with Mr, and 'Mrs•. Stanley
Darling; Mr, and Mre, Anthony
Meiglran, WM:cater,- with Mr, and
tiers. Harry Elliott; Mr. Stone, Bos -
bee, Mase., with Mr, and Mrs. R. El. -
Nott; Mrs, Stanley Darling and
three. sons, accompanied by their
guests from Britton with Mrs. Wil.
Plain Lutz, Auburn.; Rev, C. Tavener,
Mrs; Tawener and Miss Lucy Cos -
ens of lr..mbro,
CRANBROOK
The 20410 Meeting of the 'Youslg
Wooi'bmsa Auxiliary was held at the
home of Mrs. .Tames( Cameron - with
Mies, Stanley Fise-her in. Charge. The
meeting opened by L'in,1n7 1lymn1 74,
after which 'the Lord's Prayer was
repeated in =Ison, Mrs, Eitel Dunn
need. the Scripture. The story Abide
With me, Wats read ey Mrs, Clifford
100tnagllen. Mrs, Jim Catner'an led lar
,prayer in prayer, 1liinutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
The '*41rtent :weenie, were read by
Mee. 1Stnont. 'McNeil', Mee, 30ar1 1101111;
$Mrs, Glen Ititether and Hine, Stanley
Fischer, The topic 'tree given by Mrs.
'Stuart• Melehen• from the 9t11i4y book
Brifee'h, 'C uia na; Tiie meethrg deified
vette' 561 being sung, The 1'tiir
•p$i 14945441Nun repeated 13 closing,
Dies In London Hospital
William ,B Strachan died on Tues-
day 40 Victoria hospital, London,
after being in failing health for
Ocane time. He was the son of Thee..
Alex IS9raehan and the late Mr.
Str'eehan of Brussels. Funeral ser-
vice will be held Ecom the hone of
his mother on Thursday et 2:00 pen.
Interment will he made in Brussels
cemetery.
List of Promotions '
For 13.C.S._
Those whose names do not appear
have failed in three or more sutviects
and heneceare not promoted. The
subjects in bracketsare those in
which the; student has not a pass
standing:
From Grade IX ..to Grade X -
Audrey. Anderson
Jack Cardiff
Gloria Clarke ('Geos.)
Doreen Coapts
Dorothy Freeer
Kenneth Knight
'Shirley :Lowrie (French)
Cenenetta. MON4'chol (Math. and
Geog.)
tsabelle Sellers
Elva Stteidle°
Phyllis Sullivan
LeonaWatson
.Isar Welton
June Work
Also passed int Gr, X, Free.oh, Latin
sad Science -Gloria Clarke.
From Gr. X to "Gr. Xi -
Patricia Anderson
Mac Baker (French, Soleneet
Nancy Cameron
Dorothy Dennis
Goldie Meeker .
I3amtley Fischer (stati, French)
Lillian Gibson (Preach)
Jean min
Ruth Jewell
Ross Ifnight (Latin, Frond')
Aveline Mann
Lillian Mitchell
Wilfred ,Spivey
Ruth Thomas -
Mary Welton
Also given X'1 Mod. Hist. --Hartley
Moller; XI English•-L11linu Mitch-
ell,
From Gr, XI to Gr.
Margere•' Bell (Algehea, Mod.
Hist)
Hetet' Blatt
Dt' is Tdawmtun
J'" f'ameron
Lan'a Sileir (Algebra amid -
Claem
Johnietryl 'Spive,y
• Ruth Wilson
From Gr. XII to Gr. XIII-
Veroni^a Blake
Mary Mefonald
ITtr4h MacDonald
Donald Stith (Latin)
Annie.' Stilet
1.attra,- Vain (Latin)
Farm heave students are reminded
that their standing is conditional on
them tu141455g in the statements
about length of time, spar!% an farm
worth . Hyo certificates wit. be Issued
until , aster the certified atatominte
are mailed to Mr. Laysoek in Anktittt
or given to „]Sim In September+,
31srente vMsl'iing lat'org111t16n aborn/
tlmss ;Who 'dere, not pirornatpd
nee Mati, ' ahosl " '
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