HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-7-5, Page 3TFIE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, July Me 1044
Now that I can go I'm not going to stick around and
let the other fellows do it.
Bill and Jack went overlast week, and Fred's been
over there a year. Now it's my chance.
It's going to take months of training before I can
get fighting -fit, so I'd better get moving
today.
Yes sir! I'm going now, to tell Dad and
Mom that I'm on my way to sign up.
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20 000 •
TONS
OF WASTE PAPER ARE
REQUIRED EVERY MONTH
TO MAKE ESSENTIAL
CONTAINERS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES
emeveancv
WHAT iS WANTS"
Tan can temedy this cxortage by saving esiety
wrapof Wena Paper, namely'
tap , store bare-"
arta ping pa moos oo
imitated board. -ole magazines
and books-4nvelopes and let -
ten pewspapers. These
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t lly neeeded Para
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DEPARTMENT OP NATIONAL. WAR SERVIGt I
LELGRAVE
BLUEVALE
Rev. Campbell Tavener and Mrs,
Tweeter have moved to their new
circuit at Ttolmesvt1Jt ; Rev, J. W. :
Johnston and Mrs. Johnston of
Blenheim have moved into the
United Ohuneb, parsonage ]tens 40
--imply the charges of Bleevnle and
Ebenezer; Mrs Peter S. "McEwee
attended the funeral of her cousin,
William ,Strachan, at Brtillee1e; Mrs,
J. (ldbson, Mr. and etre, Gordon
Gibson, Billy, Althea' and neon, with
Mr. and Mrs. ,SUamltty Darling; Mr,
acrd Mrs. Robert Huteyllison, George
Dc i aklson, Mies Sanderson and
Mises M.ae 'Orr, Toronto, at their
summer home hesre; Mites Dorothy
_Aitken, Weston, with her mother,
Mrs. M. L. Aitken; Mr, and UM. J.
Marshall and Dyama, tietuwel, with
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Thornton.
Tht Bluevale Red Cross unit mhip-
ped• a tike eupply of knitted gar-
ments, quilts and .Peen:man to the
Red Gross rooms at Wingham.
, Mir and Mars. Charles Johnston.
who were recently married, spent
the week end with; Mr. Jolhnston%a
father, David Johnston, let mines.
'eine of Mornjls, and were tendered a
'reception by friends, and relatives at
the Jamestown hall on Friday even-
ing. A complimentary address was
Teed by Carl Jlodmston and W. J. Pea-
cook and Oamphell Robertson pre
'anted a silver servicewith tray.
They were also the recipients of
several •personal gifts be which: they
made .snitabie reply. The 'evening
was (spent dancing and lenoh was
served.
The assn-ivab Tangly gathering of
the deslcendants 'qf the late W. J,
Johnstone and Sarah Davidson was
held on the school park oa Saturday
with 60 en attendance:The afternoon
was repent playing games, contests
and ranee of all kinds were enjoyed.
Officers arppoleted went: president,
Roy King; secretary -treasurer, 0.
• F, Yolhnston; lunch committee, Mrs,
. Edward eohnaton, Mrs. Silas Tohn-
ston and Mrs. Wilbur Mather',
'Guests' from a distance included
Mr. and Mrs Chaadton, Mr, and Mrs.
Roy King; Toronto, accompanied by
hes mother, BMus. King et Florida.
Prices of Cherries
Mc13ut•uey- and J. le, Anderson
called on. her and on behalf of the
rongt ogatifon, the: Women's Mission-
Thhe Belgrave Tied Camss, Society sty nee ety, and the ,Srtnday school,
met In monthly ;bus Mess session on presented her with a crystal table
Friday ,ajtternoon he the tyarkrooms. lame and 'reflector, accompanied by
The presisent, C. R. Oonitess eon- a nicely worded atddress, expressing
¢barbed 'they meeting. airs. J. Ander- agpr:eetation of her MithfuL work
son acted as .secretary. for many yearns in the different
. A letter from Ralph McCrea departments• o8 the aerobe
t'itanlged the (society tar -a gift of The annual outdoor entertainment
knibtdsag .ainel one • from Darden of the Belgrave (Red Oross will be
Scott who is in Dtaly, thanked the held at the home of John McGill, 4th
'society for a Ohaistmas parcel
winch remelted him in April.,
Alex IManauieng was appointed as
ooahvenor or a (reception oontmfttee
to meet returned members of the
,serwt'ots to the dletriot, also wives
ea.-iddependents coming to the own.
mendey.
A 'committee ooanposed of 0 R.
Coultesi% I-0. Black, 'Rev. G. IL Dun-
lop,
unlop, Mete E, Anderdenf, anci Mrs%.
F.. Thompson, was nonmed to pre-
pane a report on postwar recon -
et -motion and rdhabilitatbon plans
Cor the deslbriot.
Comhndtttes were appointed to
ei'rangethe annual, garden party
to be bekt at the none, of 'N1r, and
Mrs% John McGill on July 20
It was decidedd to ask oaelt family
in the tevgtnry to innate one Pie
for the knob,
The Milroy 1trearre Mission Band
of bite United 'G`i&nrch ' held their
anneal Wattle eat the foerth line
]'ridge ern. Friday a,fternoen, with an
nttemdanee of about e,0, The leader,
Mils. Dant Anderson, was In charge
of rite programand Was assisted
by Mine Banibama Michie. Bathing
and . awinuttieg wase enjoyed, fol'
lowed by gemos and races.
Mrs, Alex Polterflelde wito re.
con. Morrie' on Thursday evening,
July 20, 'Bhe,re will be 131ngo,
Damien and a, goad program put on
by the Miss McGregor Concert Ce.,
connoting of mmaic and comedy, The
clr ave for the lucky dirket On the
yearling hotter will be held during
the evening. Keep this date open
and 'enjoy an evening with the
P,elgeave Red Orme.
Price ,ceilings have beea establish
ed for the first time for all home
graven cherries, •aceording to en an-
nouncement
nnouncentent of W. Harold Me0hillips
prices and sntppiy representative fnr
Western Ontario. The new order will
result in retail melees being slightly
lower than (last year
The new order brings cherries un
dor the same price and; mark-up con-
trol as is now in effect for most of
the domestic ernes and negotables.
Growers' ceiling prices to the con-
sumer at the shipping point are $1.99
for •a 'fix quart flat (S iba.), $2.44
for a six quart leno (10 lbs.). and
$5:33 per 4 basket Crate for black
sweet ahemrdes, • Red sour °beetle
priced Brom the, grower to the con-
sumer, 6 pt. fiats $1,37, 11 qt. Hata
$2.28, four basket •crates, $3.81, per
poised 1.61r. The price from the
grower to the retailer who operates
a central warehouse and takes de-
livery at that warehouse for black
sweet 'cherries Is $1.60 for 6 et. flat,
$1.60 for a 6 qt. len°, $3.50 for a
four basket ovate, 180 per pound; red
sour oherilea 96c per six qt. flat,
$1,50 nor 11 qt. flat, $2.50 for four
baenet crate .and ilo lb. These are
the :prices on red sours except Moe
e1108 and Oliveta.
Fertilizer Mixture For Salt
In Ontario During
The 1944 Fall Season
The Fertilizers Administrator has
approved. of thefollowing fertilizers
to be manufactured and sold in Ou.
tario for the Fall season en 1e41:
2-12-6; 0-14-7; 4-12-6 & 00 efe SnPer-
phospttate•. Fertilizer materiels in
such amounts as will make up any of
these mixtures may also be used. It
will be noted that the 5-12-6, which
during the past season WAS. reduced
to a 242-4, has been replaced. This
is dee to the improved situa•tten with
reaped to potash supplies% Addition'
al potash may be mewed if
evidence Is provided be soil teat
or by recommendation of a compo•
tent eloyernnhtnt official brat any
seve0flc soli or orae is in need of
greater emsounta of potent than is
provided le any of the approv:a
Mixt/mes. This infurmsetion should
be emeeuortled. to the office of lite
'Regional Seperviao•r 54 Vernttzores
86 Collier Street, Toronto 5, Onterta
whereupon •a permit tray be seemed
for the adctd!ane), liutasn required, ,
Fertilizer mixtures , apprwett for
Me in the Spring will be amtouneed
later in the season. .
Air hence Cross—
The Air Force Gross 'baa been a-
nemia. to Whig Comiltatider Heenan
Lar threat son of the Tarn Pow, A. T.
Langford, former Paster of the Meths
ndiet 015015011 in Miteholl and St. t
Maryar
The Quality Tea
clSALADA'
TEA
WALTON
The sorvioes in est. George's Church
Walton en Sunday rune in keeping
with the 77th Ann:ye:nary of ,Con-
federation, when hymns for the 00-
osadon, also :Soaipture lessons and
prayers wane tusldd• by the Rector
Rev. M. F,Old•hamt, who preached on
Proverbs 14134, Weirtooue/ees
exalteth a nation, but sin is a re•
preach to any people. An anthem
was given by the dhoir.
No %service or ,Sunday Kneel in St.
George's ,Ohuroh on July 9th as
toter will be away on vacation.
On ,Samday; July 16th Anniversary
ersices 64th will. he cot'ducted by
Rev. M. F, Oldham in Si. George's
Church at 11 ann. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday ,s0hoo8 et 10 a.m.
ETHEL
Mese Anne Pesten is visitinng her
aunt Mrs. Noble McKee in 'Toronto.
The July meeting of the Women's
lustitute will Ibe hdld at the home of
Mrs. James• T. Pearson on Thursday,
Jwly 13 at 2:3D p.m. The topic "Our
Queen" .will be taken by Mrs.
George Kreuter. Rall call to he an
'waned by giving an tnterestjn; item
concerning the Royal Family. Mts.
Q. Dobson will give the delegate's
report of the District Annual ani
Mrs. James Bremntr will give her
report as lMatnjict Convenor et
Agriculture and ,Cauadiat Industries.
A. sbnpere welcome will be given all
the ladies of the eommuntty at this
interesting meeting '
Several families from this district
attended the Balmier lLeunion held
in Victoria Park, 'Stratford on Seen.
day, July 1. , -
Spare Parts Bank
For The Human Body
Use of Evestroughing
The Wa.rthne ,Pritcea and `Prado
Been' have. pmobibLted the use of
notal eavesltlraughing or conductor
Pipe except for repairs anti malnten-
anee, amending to an announce-
ment of W. Ilarold: Mc:"hilum', prices
aotl supply representative for Veg-
an' :Ontario.
Manneatetur'ers and dealers Belling
teem predates are required to ob•
teem Arent the buyer a written state;
rent. that tare geode will 1)8 used
reale ba r e.padr end maitetain existing
itustalletions: •
The reason ter this order, Mr Ma
PhibllPa''explained, is banosise of the
rodeeed eui>0ly inf steel available for
ii,Vildan nen. ' '
Earlier (Night TelephonRette
Night telephone rates, care now In
(AWAY ]roved to Win lihem, Wes nffeet tit 6 p, u1, mole weal[ day and
klydly i+cmolnbeeed by • the mauln all nen ,nineiay; Yea can count on
bens of ,Knox Presbyterian Church, Inane Minnie eet'viae if you avoid the
Belgrave, on, Feeley, etre, T. el. hllay beton - 7 to 9 0. Pe,
Read .. in The Americthn Weekly
with this 'Sunday's (July 21 issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times . .. how
grafts of 'lrin, hone, nerve and ttesue
in today's nmiraele •operations has'on
the time when doctors will replace
any organ �o0 the body, and pave the
way toward increasing the average
spam of life to 100 years. flet 'The
Donee Sunday Times,
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GREY
,Moses Irene and Jean Turnbull of
Ottawa art spending their . holidays
on the 8th coavoeesion of Grey.
The borne of Mer. end ;tit's, Daniel
Neabel, twaif&h coinoeasion Grey
towhee p was the melee 00 a very
happy reunion oil July the second,
wben for the first time in twenty
yews all the children,seven sons
and three daughters were again.
reunnjted under t'he parental roof.
Ingle or the children. aro now
married and Mr. and .Pers. Neabel
have twenty-six g'oxdchildree, who
with the exception of one, Ross
Neabel of Toronto were all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesa•bei' .have been
married forty-edx years • and have
lived at then' present ;nein for the
past thirty-two yearns.
The clay wars spent In many joyful
meetings as brothers and sisters
who hadn't seen• each other foe years
were reunited in the unb:eakalee
ties of fatally selationahip
'i'he r'hiidren are living Isere and
there alt over Ontario and ere
namely: Welliaan of Mor•criei";
Harold of 'Gowanstown; Alfred,
R.R. 1, Listowel; Charlie, Toronto;
Gladys. (Mrs. Edgar McNeiU),
r - 1; Peat. Inge$ oil; Doris,
(Mss. Oharles Irwin) • Toronto;
Arthur of BraantOsrs; Sate (Mrs
Edwin Bennewies) geaeorth and
Fergus of Ingersoll.
The day evoke up wttll prayer
and thanksgiving and everyone
planning to meet again on July lath,
1548 when with ,God willing. Mr. and
Mee. Neabel will oeicbra.t3 their
golden wedding anniversary.
OLD
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PPE TOBACCO
it's a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
NEED
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your home and farmbuitd lC
Was- never__sgreater•.
than' -it is 'IOW.//°
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INCREASED production of farm products is
vitally important, and the shortage of farm help makes
necessary the use of labor-saving devices to achieve
that result.
The Government has recognized this fact by author*
izing increased production of farm machinery and equip-.
went.
NEW DURO PUMPS
are available in greater quantities this year, but still we cannot fill
all our orders as the demand is so great. Ifou are one who has
been disappointed, don't blame your Duro Dealer as the greater
part of our production is War Goods for the Armed Forces, pe
are also handicapped by shortage of matersala
and skilled labor.
We will deliver as many pumps
to our Duro Dealers as we pos-
sibly can—they will do their beet_
to take care of your needs.
The Duro Special, 250 gals. per hr.,
42 gat galvanized tank $96.00,
Lob. London, Hamilton, Toronto
Lob.
Demand UMCO Fittings and
Fixtures for Bathroom, •Laundry
and Ititchen, See your EMCO..
Dealer regarding available styles.
buy War Savings Stamps
and Certificates .Regularly
Wiliarn Gillespie
Phone 68 Brussels, Osib
EMPIRE BRASS Acro. CO„ L1MItEO
unrinjsti td'oeto Hamilton Sudowy '+0Uil01I1b9 'Watirc+rr,ver
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