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POST PUBLISHING ING I-IOUSE Wednesday, August 16th, 1944
BRUSSELS, ON TARIO
Boyhood Home Of King
Bought For Liberals
Preservation of .tee boyhood home.
stead of Primo Minds,ber Mackenzie
King was twssared by ptw•ehaee of the
site bya
Kitchener man When name
was not divulged and presentaton of
the property to the Waterlao North
Liberial Association to be held in
trust Announcement was made on
ISatmxday of She traiusaetion involy-
ing the old Jahn King residence and
111 acres of wooded ground- on
,Spring Street, Kitchenee•, where the
.priane• mint ber spent hie boylutod
J. Albert iSmith, president of the
Liberal `organization, said it was in-
tended to develop the property as
a national historic site
REGENT T I ATRE..
Seaforth, Ont.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
August 17, 18, 19
Second show starts 9:15
James Cagney Grace George
Johnny Come. Lately
Comedy 1 Drama ! Romance I.
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
August 21, 22, 28
2 Features: 2nd show starts 8.45
Merle Oberon Laird Cregar
The Lodger
A psychological melodrama, .packed
with suspence.
—Mso—
Laurel and Hardy,
in
Dancing Masters
—s—
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
August 24, 26, 26
Second show starts 9:15
Joel McCrea Maureen O'Hara
Buffalo Bill
in Technicolor
A routine saga of the old West!
First show starts each evening at
7:30;wwhen single features such ..as
these are shown all patrons • In by
9:15 will see complete show.
Matinee each Saturday at 2:30
leieleADDisemeireareeeseMeeseteetealeeetreleee
"Greater love hath no man ,-
than this that a man lay down
his life for his friends."
St. John 15:13. I
elvifle Church
Rev, Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.D.
Minister
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship.
Rev. Mr. Preston of
Avonton, in charge.
7 P. M. No Evening Service
Louis 0. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
COME AND WORSHIP
elate eleleesteteleteteee leette•tere E O
United Church,
,Minister—Rev. Hugh C. Mao*
10 A. M. Sunday School
and. Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
"Mr. Earl Anderson"
The Evening Service. Is
withdrawn.
A WELCOME TO ALL
Church of England
Reotor.•Rev. M. F. OldhamPI
Parket of Brussels
August 20th, 1944
filth Sunday After Trinity
St. John's Brussels --
10
russels-10A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
7 P, M. Memorial Service
° Memory of '
Trooper Rose Whittard.
St. QeorIe'e Wattenr
3.30 P, M. Sunday School
and Bible Class.
4 le,. M, Evening Prayer
and Sermon
Inti Devitt* H•ntryn•-
10.$0 A, M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
2,00 le, ►,t, Evening Prayor
and Sermon
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Letters Received By
Cranbrook Society
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-111te ealioweng letters ware received.
for parcels sort by the Cranbrook Red
CMOS Society..
Flyleg Officer, W, I, Williams,
J35975 R. C, A. 11',
443 IS la1w., Q verseae,
Dear 1VLrs, McDonald,—
was, s
c'Donaid,—
Was', so pleased 0 .few clays ago to
get a: parcel irom the Cranbroioic Red
Cross.
11 was 'so good to be remembered
by yaw, and, thanks so very mace.
I indeed lack fere urd to thanking
you persenaliy, but 1 um a:iraid
have a tour : of Metope to see through
first.
It was aLL in tine shape, and I as-
sure !you ;nota bit of it did not find
good use, almost immediately.
I luope, you well not need carry on
the work through another summer,.
b;dt in the meantime my most sincere
thanks, and ail' goadwistas for the
suo'cesa of the Oranbrouk Recl Gross,
Vary 'senesrely,
..Ivor Williams.
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My Dear Mms, Peale,—.
I receiv'ed the (parcel sent by the
Cl'anlolio,ok Red' Crosti. recently.. 1t
was ,in excellent condition and I surd
appreciate it. While in Canada I
never thought I would give a hoot
"11 .any body Glome thought IA one ar
net, Gee, 1 sure was wrong. Aside
Prom the .almost unbeidewable value
of it, eeeeiving one ,of those parcels
Cheers one up a heck of a lot." ,
I am in good health, and enjoying
any ,stay in. 11b44 0oui by as well as
one can under the circumstances. I
,only b.ope it wont' bei too tong,
Yours slneerely,
Irvine' Dunn.
P. S. I almost forgot be thank you,
Thanks a million.'
• trying,
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To the Red Cross, Cranbrook,.-
1 received your parcel in good con-
dition, •
I was, out on, 0 scheme sleeping on
Mlle ground in the bash. We are
sleeping In tents ion slbraw mattresses
blue meals are good now, for the first
week or so we were here they were
not good at ail. We11 thanks very
much far ,the panwel.
Jack Gordon.
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Dear Mitis. McDthied L;—
I rebelved the parcel yesterday
th,e ladies of the ,Red' Cross sent me,
S
want to thank you very much for et,
and Scan assure you that it was
reeler appreciated very mach. It
arrived, in good condition and there
were many ,useful articles, in it.
I
um, fine emfoy eg ,good health. and
hope.•th'is tinkle, everyone the tame,
We who are over here are all looking
forward teethe day when we can
metul`n home ono° more 'when there
is peace, security and happiness
With beat wishee to everyone,
Lyle Evans.
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Dear Mrs. MaDonalcL,—
Dve;rydhing was very nice, and 1
Was glad. to receive the parcel. Please
thank the ladies, of the Red Cross
and Mrs: M. Cameron tar eemennber-
ing me,
.After ,all the rainand mud eSunny"
Italy Buns cisme into its own, weather
has been g'e'and lately.
Things. are going well here and we
hope to 'eee' tine end of it soon,—
Italy
oon, Italy isn't eel we were given to ese.
Peet,--rnight of been dieferent en
peace time,
As- airways,
Glen Bunter,
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Dear F01110,--.
.Twat yesterday was surprised and
very pleased to receive a parcel
from you In good ' condition, • for
which I take thee opportunity of a
IOW minutes, to spare right' now
and thank all of you very much for
it. .
1 hope everyone there is. ,enloying
, as. good ,health as .myself ane I have '
ltearlrd. ,df quest 'a, few sebe,ngee' in the,,
community ter oulhhough I am quite a
distance 'trout you, Ina interested n 1.
an Hiatt you are,
We have bad grand 'sprang
Weather until ebbe past week theme
hoe been quite a late of rain. but I
mese de Wes no doubt needed,
things do look meas better now any
w ay.
Andnow it ie time 3 'was back to
W ork again so again T will Sal
thanks a lot and wisktng you all
the ,best, I will sign off.
Your truly,
-Stanley Cano,pb'el1.
a* •
Monte M; McDonald, —
S want 1tR etry td gift; or • few limes
away 411111 aiffettrtibon, Yo yen itp Seed'
dent, o11 Cranbrook Red Cross. To let
Yoh know that t received your parcel
a tow days ago,
Please accept my 'bhanlcs Lor the
'very kind remembrance Mass Mc-
Donald, •a parcel ream back home, is
always greatly
appreciated
over bere,
and yowls was very much a treat
Indeed, ,and arrived in fairly good
condli'tioin,it was really swell o.1 you all
M think of me. There Isn't a great
deal of news, I can send you from
tele vont of 'lime world. it would be
peetty badly out of dote anyway by
the tinl,e it would reach you.
Anyhow you owe bet everything is
going feeroureably.
So 1 will sign orf -for now. Thank-
ing you again far the swell parcel.
I remain- as, ever,
J. R. Mitchell.
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Dear Ladies, --
I wish iso 'thank you all for the
lovely box I received; Seano boxes
take guile a while but as a rule they
come pretty good. There is nett-
ing late a box ora few letters, eo
cheer uO fellows up,
W. J. Coutts.
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Dear Mrs. McDonald,—
I received the panel you sent me
Pram 'the Cranbrook Red Cross. Was
very glad_ to •get them, I certainly ap-
prealabed at very much. .
Paratrooper R. P. Cameron,
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mrs, et. Allen and daughters were
visitors In ,Stratford last week,
Sgt. Frank Mitchell of the R. C. A.
F. event the week end at his home
here.
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,Norman Thompson, R. C. A. F. was
a week -end visnbor at his biome
here:
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Andrew ,Swautman, Sioux Lookout,
is visiting with. Oris' grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Ross,
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Miss'. Henry Wietlhuttes, of Detroit,
was visiting in and around Brussels
afar e..few days.
e • ••.
Niles Agnes Bleed,, St. Catharines,
is the gnes:t of her sister Ars. H.
Allen and ear. Allen,
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James Brest of the R.C; A.F. •spent
the Week -end with his parents Me.
end Mrs. T. L. Prost.
* * *
Miss Idella Bryans has gone to
London, where she leas secured a
position) wilth. the London Life Insur-
ance Co,,
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Mr. and Mae. Esinners'on Grey,
and Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Leppaid of
Dundalk were callers at the Rectory
on Saturday.
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'Mr. and' Mus. el. Williams Pontiac
Mich„ :have been gueets with elle
Meler's •another Mrs. J. Watson and
other relatives.
Is in
Bev. Jahn and Mrs. Kerr of Hali-
burbon,, and Miss Emma Kerr of Here
emu .were vii litors with Rev, M. F.I
and Mee, Oldham last Friday.
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Dr. A. W. 3. and Dens. Gilpin of
Delman spiel*. a few days with tneir
Annt at the home of Mies Mary Helen
Kerr, ,celebrating 81st birthday of
Miry, W. H. Herr. -.
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Mats W, Rose receivedewordi Fri-
day that her .nephew Leonard David-
son was killed in action on July 26111,
in.France. Leonard 1s a son of
David; Davidson of Neseleton, - Ont. ,
• • •
Mw, :and Mrs, 'Rae of Winuipeg
and Weston Ont., are spending two
weeks with the Salter's sister, Mrs,
Geo. Ream ,at the heme of Mr. Unreel
Kerr, 6111 line Morels.
To Remove Stumps
A friend handed us the following.
tip to remove ,stumps which we are
publishing .its elle hope it will prove
smoke to sane of our readers: "In
tare fall et the year bore a - one -inch
hole In the middle of the stmup ten
inlahes deep. VIII tbds hole with one -
belt pound of. vitriol, ,and cork the
hale up very. eight 1n the spring the
whole sump and i'oote extending to
,blue very end wool be found: so
rotten that they ' .caneasily be
eeedileateki."
Its, ,gelttieg• +laute,'5 remai1tee -the
fine, dleeteeman, "amid we ltave:a'L
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NewsBrussels Council Meetingca_ iterriS
13russelsr August 11th, 1944
i August
bPub
li
c School
chool
Be
ginner
s
Children who were6 ,cans
old
on
be cosec ream Au u t 10thThe Eremite, Public. Legate' willLibrary To Be Closedu teem lerare the first o1' February 1944,
Lite regular montltiy meeting o
,�,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,ry the 13atreeely Muni.sipal Council was
hold on the above date, All mem•
belt being present with the excep-
.ia a
t n of F'Saunis. 2ho minutes of the
bast saleevhug being reed it was
moyed by W. Cameron, Seeonded by
W, Wiens that 'lie minutes be
adopted,--rlaarie&
Tke tolto'wing accounts were
pres'elnted:-
Ed. Henderson, cutting weeds 6.80
R. W. Kennedy, printing - 17,00
C. T. 1Davidson, inuseeance 210.40
Brussels Hydro, street lights 99,00
ball lights ' ' 2.10
Goo. L1a,ams, July salary 86.00
G. McDowell, July salary 50.00
R. S. Warwick, July salary .;, 35.00
Charity 05.00
Moved by R. B. Cousins; seconded
by W. Wilds• that the accounts be
padal. Carried.
. There being no furtherbusiness
the
Brussels Bowling Tourney
On Seaforth Careens
e i Thirty-four Entries Compete I
Men's !Doubles Wednesday Night
Tlhere is= doubt but that the Sea-
forth
ea
fort
'h Mewling w 01ub kite a tate gait
B
b
greens in Weetorn. Ontseto, as is evi-
denced, not only by the popularity of
the local club's' ,terna'ments, but by
+tbe Peet ,Ghat other clubs el • the dis-
trict are tieing them to stage tourna-
ments.
For the second time, Brussels
B'owllthig Club used the local greens•
to eltage a 3.4 entry en their annual
men's doniiles' tourney held on Wed-
n:ee'dey evening, under perfe:t wea-
1 ober condition.
On Tlruasday evening, August 17th,.
Clinton Club will hold their annual.
i moo's doubles ,on the same greens.
On Wednesday, Au,guet ::3rd, Sea -
forth will stage their annual. Tl - o
nTp
I Tournament, ane of 'the big events. in
I Western Ontario Bawling.
Brussels Games
C. Draper, Clinton, '2 wins, R. Sper-
ling, Clinton, 2 wins; L. Heard, Clin-
bon, 1 win B, Velnd'be, Clinton, 1 win;
VV:'Jainleronn'Clinton, 1 win; Hugh
Hawkes% Clinton, 1 win; G. McOlay,
Clinton, 3 Meese; George Matheson,
Godeeicln, 3 wins plus, be; E. Prid1am
Godeadeh, 2 wins; T, Prichard, Gode-
riolt, 1 win; J. R. Wheeler, Goderich.
1 win; Bert Sanderson, Goderioh, 1
win; J. Baker, Goderioh, 1 win; D. A.
Rauh, Brussels, 1 win; Dan Mc-
7.tavioh, Brussels, 2 wins; A. Rut-
ledge, Brussels, 2 winsi; H. Champ-
ian, Brussels, 1 win; R. 3. Bowman;
Brussels, 1 wini; W. E. Willis,
Brussels, 3 lasses; C. P. Sillsc Sea -
forth, 1 win; B. F. Christie,
Seatoetle 8 wins plus 13; W. G.
Willis S'eaforbh, 2 wins.; R. E.
Bright, Seaforth, 3 wine plus' 16; E,
II 'Close 'Seato•th, 3 losses; R. J.
Sproat, 2 wins; R. 7. Winter, Sea-
fort'h, 3 losses; M. A. Reld, 3 losses;
H. ,Sherbondy; Wingham; 2 wins;
Donald. Rae, Wein'ghane a wins, plus
lei; 0 Hazelgrove,, WiegliaM, a wins.;
J. A. Cowan, Blyth, 1 win; H. Vodden
Blyth, 3 wine plus 15; J. Logan,
Brtussels; 2 wins; J. J. Muff, Sea -
forth, 1 win.
The winners: 1st, 3. Hsotham• and
le E, Bright, ,Sooioe'bh, 3 wine• plea
16; 2nd, Fred Hunt and G. 'Matheson,
Godeiaeh, 3 wins • plus' 1e; Srd, R.
Docherty ante H. Vodden, Blyth, 3
wins plus 15; 4th, George :Pahnston
and B. le. Christie, Seaforth 3' wins
plus 13.
--Enron Expositor.
Sept 5,tlh when 'the librarian, Mee.
Balganityne, is On vacation,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The contract of cleaning a portion
of the'Seneth Drain will be let by
public nueetion at 5 a. Lot 29, Con, 7,
Morels Twp., en Monday, August
21ist, at 7:30, p.m,
George Martin, Cleric
LOST--
An
OST—
An orange crate containg lunch;
also baby basket and auto rug; be.
Melted to have been lost between
Morrie bank corner and Walton ma,
Sunday. Finder please notify the
Brussels .Post, Phone 31,
Wind Damages Tree
The high wind an Friday afternoon
New drown one of the huge limbs, of
the Serge maple tree on the elver
bank at the howling green, The 111111
branch, ormsiied ,through the roof of
Me bowling green iloius•e and smash-
ed a ,porter. of the railing of the
steps from' elle road to the greens,
Blyth Physician Sells ,
Practice To Hamilton Man
De. H. A. S. drakes, Blyth, hag, sold
his practice hereto Dr. Hold of Ham-
ilton who will take over his duties
.shortly. The former came here from
Dungannon about six years ago and
for ,health 'reasons :has given up iris
pe'a:ctioe, for less arduous work. With
his wife and son "Bob" he will take
up. ,rdsiden•ae in Toronto, where Dr.
yokes will engage an hospital work.
Where Is Our
Fabulous 'Mother Lode?
Are hors'eshoes' Melly? They are
—,for one Wast Virginia boy. Pitch--
leg
itch
lag horseshoes, he uncovered true
•seconel largest diamond ever found
in America, Read ... din The A.meri
Iy1 can Weekly with this Sunday's
(Aug. 20) %slue of The Detroit
Sunday Times, , -.. haw scientists are
exited ever where ,Salo continent's
unquestioned nahwnal diamond
]hoard is located. Get Sunday's
Datrdiit Times•.
New Regulations
For -Used Car Sales
.New regulistions applying - to, the
•stile of cased cars were announced
on Monday by ,the Prices, Board in
e move to check sales at illegal
prices' d3iq,ective, Angue't bait, an cars
held' by dealers must parry a pride
•bag Sind reports of sales must be
made iby dealers and private in-
dividmals,, In aclklition, indtvictuale
advert -doing a need •cec' far sale must
give •full parti,cu'lars, including name
and address, thrill e.eseriptiin of the
ear and: bhe proposed selling price.
Private individuale selling a oar can-
not insist on a trade-in and dealers
cannot weevil's, a hrade-in as part
payment when the prospectve pule
chasms, is eligible toe new oe used
ices. Tbssie-ins, may be required by
dealers on sales in other classes of
bowers, but a reasonable vahlation
must be given to the car turned in.
ETHEL •
The 1,3111 'annual Beienes. and, Ter.-
gusion reunion wail held in water
Tower. Paris, Listowel, August 7411,
with 194 present. A very enjoyable
day .wase.spent, niton t11e 1u11a11 Com
niittee Serving a very . bonun'tiful
dinner crud stepper and the• sports
Hilder the m'ana,gement cif .Sam and
Norman' 33etnies„ The oldest couple
dm the. g'round's 'being Mr, ,and. Mrs,
,Tulin TJeirnes of Tidier The young-
est baby. was Sen,dra Grace Hewett.
The person. ageing the furthe'St die-
anoe was. Jim Beirnes of Port
dem The T1uo .bttsinless lot 1945 Was
raandwoted by the president eSeet
Oonley and selydta,ry Jean Conley,
A. n,o'w board of directors. were sleet•
ed, 'Fisc reunion. for 1:045 will be
held in .Water' TOWer Park unless
further notice 1.s given Mr Edward
Bairn -ea -of Mat'kdate grave a.1l a
cordda1 weloeme to •go to Eugene
Palle, eon' 3945 whi es was very hutch
tapprobiated, Atter the business
Wass over e11 ioined le singing Goat
Save The Meg.
edtlim
M.
y
oiiar `late
1.
aught a aibl le afi411. _
g g
Dill eniet ll ' 'bobs' the tenet at
'W tilt, repla:ti he a n , A, I p
"tot'� let'teecretdre bid oris ;et alta, note i1eb,kin�"
end 'bben g l 4/Sine," 'Wee: "What§ she kitireking nriW?'
will. be admitted to school this fall.
Pet Pony At Bluevale -
Struck By Lightning
.Shanley Darling's pony was struck
by lightning but a veterinary surgeon
is bringing it .around again. It is like
a dircuis pony end a favorite with
both 'obildern. and grown-ups in
Bluevele,
Notice To Members Of
Brussels Legion And All
Returned Men
All Legion members. returned men
and members of the militia, in un-
iform, are asked to meat et the town
hall 'B,russels at 6:30 p. m. en. Sunday,
August 20411, to attend the mem-
orial s'e'rvice for bile late Trooper
Roils Whittard in 1St. John's Anugla-
eau Chur5h et 7:00 o'•elock,
BLUEVALE
The cervica In the TJn-ted' Chime
on iSunday morning was, in charge of
th members of the Women's Mission-
ary ,Society. 'Mrs. M. L. Aitken cons
du,eted dAle service. The t
"Means!' Mrs. -George Hether- minestee off Zion Church, officiated, i
Council edloumned.
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Ob:tuary�
Mrs, Robert M. Yuill
CARLETON PLACE, Aug. 3.—
The .funeral -af Mrs. Robert M, I
Yud-ll, 'Who died in A'hnonte, Sunday, i
was held Tuesday afternoon Isom
Fleming Brothers funeral Home.
Lake avenue east, to the Auld Kirk-'
Nemo was Cemetery. Rev E. C. Bellow's,,
ingiton gave ea address, s'ires,sing
the value of rnissionery endeavor.
Robert Shaw assisted with the
service. Tare -choir sang an anthem
eestl, hynms. were sung appropriate
to the theme Nest Sunday there
*?ani, friends were present from
Toronto, Wingham, Brussels, Bel.
grave, 13�aiderslsot, Beekwilts, Ram- I
say, Alm,onhe, Palaenham and other -
aohnbs.
Nlre Tudil was been in Bruce
will be no services at Bluevale and County, near Teeswater. Following!
Ebenlezer, her nuasriage to Mr. Y,uill in 1908; the I
,Service was wiblecdrawn in Lenox 'ample cane to reside on.. the Yvill
Preslnyterr'an Church 031 Sunday ,homestead, in Ramsay, where they
and next Sunday the service will' lived until:1e years 'ago when they
moved luta Caulleton Place.
Alas. 'brill weer e: devout member of -
Memorial Park United Church, of
'the Wamenlm Missionary Society and i
the Woman's Assooia,tiiu, but owing
to ,fairing health was hirable to 'take
,pert in eny a' ,tivities of late years,
Beetles her husband, .she le surviv-
ed by two slaters, Miss Margaret
Yuii11, ,of Carleton Place, and Mrs.
Bert Petrie, of the united States,
ler spending idle remainder of Avg- ,,iso one brother, Joseph Ywil1, oY
Mussels, Ontario.
. Ottawa Journal
be condected by C. MsC;arroll stu-
dent minister at Molesworth and.
Gornto.
Mee. Ransiome of Boessevclic,
Man., is visiting el -lanes, She
was
the termer Miss Edna Hughes: It
is 36 years since she left this io-
canity..
Visitmrs: Mies Ruby Duff, To-
ronto, after vilsibing Mrs. William
Rile, Cuyahoga Falils, Akron, Ohio,
vet with her sisters, Mise Duff
end Mee. M, L, Adten; Misses Ethel
and Florence Beattie; Mre. II. R.
Scott, Seaforth, and Mies Helen
Beattie, Toronto, with Mrs. le. F.
GarnisS; Mr. and. Mrs, George
Patterson, Toronto, with NIr. and
Mrs. J. Wicicstead; Mire. J. Lovell,
Wroxeiee, accompanied by her sister,
IV13as A. B. Fraser, Pilot Mound;
Men., at the home of Miss Daft; Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Snaith, Morris, with
Mr. end Mire. J. E. Smith; AW2,'
Dorothy Aitken bas, completed .basic
training ,at Roeleilile and is now
gotta/tee at SR. Hubert, Que.
Mrs Gari Johnston opened her
house on Tuesday afternoon for the
war wank meeting of blie Women's
JAMESTOWN
Many friends 00 the late George
Eolauier, 'Prom J'ameetown. and dis-
trict, paid their lash respects, to
him, by attending his funeral en'
Ethel United Ohurch on August 2nd,
1944. The older residents will well:
remember hem se our village black.
smith. He was, known to his friends
as eGordie." He and Mrs. l8clemier,
(wino predeceased him in March `1042)
came to Jamestown as bride and
groom, fifty-two years .ago, For
thirty years• he gave of leis best to a
host 'of entslbernerb',-specializing in
Institute arranged by the convener: homseishoeing, wood -work and re -
Mrs., George, Thomson. The press pairing. Has, genial manner and
dent, Mise., Jean Elliott, presided.
"Benefits. Derived From Rations
ing," proved a rids -1101y refl. call
Economy 'and hatter healble were
the outstanding results. The re•
turnsfox the talent money wen
onesenu,aging, ,over 510, being real-
ized for our work. Miser Jean E,1- services and activities in the Hall
Mott was named, bo speak over
honest, kindly ways, made Nen e
friend to ell. He was one of the
origional-bnustbees -at Victoria Hall,
and was, treasurer of same: from the.
time it was erected in 1901 until he
moved to Ethel in 1982. The pro-
greeis of the community, the religious
S9ation '.OKNX next Wednesday ea and his family hneo-v
on the Woonenlo, Tustibuie program,
mbe question of , a Dutch auction
and ether money -raking schemes
were dismissed. - - est syanpa'bhy is extended to Tris
During the 'allternoon a war gnlit daughter (Forne), Mrs. - Carman
wee quilted. A picnic. h 11031 Wes Richards' of ]7hheL
served. on the lawn, . The attend- ,
once of members and visitors was Police Make Big Haul
goat rend alb enjoyed. a pleaearrt From Grand Bend Hotel
anid prodtable setternoon• 1 GRAND BEND, Aug.- 14—'One
Mrs, TIltomai 00511beel , nes the provincial pollee -man and fear county
honored guest els; her home on, Tues- constables raided the Imperial Hotel
day when members ' oi' her family here yescterda4y, ,seizing nasi, 100
gathered to ,celebrate her 92nd oago0 of boor and. nine bottles of
beetlb,day, 0ii:eses included her chile Ileum.
siren and grranabohiidran, a brother, Pollee said OroWn Attorney 1), E.
uuioGeti said nephew, and were piss• Hoimeri G,oderieh, has been Gan'shflt-
5,1111 from Pliilsdeiphla," Toronto, erd' and ehargos will be laid.
O'aiatowel, N1,oieew•oaitlb„ Wingham, The raid was made by Proviso -t 1
7llindon and Detroit. Many Pneusis Oans4abie Wiiifsm Gardiner, Gou
called- during dile 0RarnoWon and erica, and Comity Cons'ta'bles Jahn
evening ho oxt'end eangi'atulatlons. Feegm,sloat, 7pac�gter; I3 Snell, Sea -
Visitors: Mat and Mrs:. Barry forhie; C. Salter and Garden, Deyell,
Stowe, Mars. May ,and B. C, Ding, 3Vgduam
Toronho, gut the Sandelrson hone; Covetabin. le Ferguson steed the Selz•
Percy Diaknont, Doiroi't, with ills lire neo dile longest lniade 1n ibis, 22
,:unit, limo, Thomes� Coultas; Mrs. , yaare aa4 counr,ty ooitst5118.0
J, Midge, Lode and 'Davetl, Ford -
r' it, and t ire W. SC S
with Mr Vl W I SDR
wl S S PENtl
IAIt u..-.
t9
Mann: Mr „and .Ars, Poter S. Me, B in
g Baur . biriestnxa to The
J9welt with Dere gsal Semolina nest Triessels Post.11 yott wont thele to
Itr uncle } *Ott better thrid ever.
n
Massey Fund Scholarship
At a meeting held in the Agrioul-
inrmal O.ieice, Clinton, Thursday. Aug.
net 10th, plane were made to have a
a suitable boy selected for this
Sdiluolarship The local Committee
is composed of Bruce Matheson,
Agricultural -Representative, Warden
Fired Watson and Inspector for
North Huron, Mimes, Kinkead.
This yeas the County , Council
have donated $30,60 to a needy boy
Who is planning on going . to the
O,A.C. this Fall, This amount ds
dnuplicetedl by a like amtount froio
the'Maa;soy Etnrd.
950.00 'wall be paid to the boy ons
en nee an the other 550,00 wI1 bt
paid on the test of the new year.
Any boy who le desirous of going
this Fail 'should tile his ' applidation
sidibh Melee Ma heron,
A Junior lviaracniation is e
s required
tar entrance to the -College.
Appel -cation,' or inquiries, should be
eeceived not later' than August 10th.
Methodist iChnirah, aced, - he wars. at
Helm of hiller 'United. Church Mitil
She 'time,, of his, passing. Our warm-
Wingham -.Citizen Choice Of
Comtcii For Police Post
Gordon Dayell Choice From
Ten Applicants; Charles Salter
Will Be Statlunel At Blyth
GOD17R1CH, Aug, 10--Grrrdere
Dagen of tile - Wdsrgham pollee farce
Wee chosen tram ten anOiteants for
the posltign oe ecunty constable, by
the •poi'ice committee of F.lnron
county eounoil on Tuesday -night.
This' 11a in aeeorllanee with a de-
cisdon made at a fo rner meeting
to.ato ls& the pttttion of traffic
officer :tnd appoint a tomtit 000 Pty'
constable
Constable Dayeti wfl take neer
the Wingham area. and County Con-
table Charles• :Satter, of Wingham,
will be Stationed at Myth This ar-
rangement was /nage by tate men
ttismslelves, The ,other two cdanty
constables, Jobn Ferguson and Bel-
mar Singh; are stationed at Exeter
and S'ondon♦h respectively. tech
will look ate? Prattle regshlaticne
in his area besides lids other thitica,
Conartable Myall i
'.1' urn torr
sit r
y 1
y
to m:obi abet h
p man Gas, bebn amens
iter of iiia Wltrgha,.tli Polito torte ter
the Piot *veyent'e, -