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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-6-26, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST ROUND TRIP RAIL TRAVEL BARGAINS From BRUSSELS JULY 5-6 to TORONTO ,Also to I3rantford, Chatham Goderieh, GuelPh, 1 iiitGn i oudo'o, Niagara Falls, Oweu Soupd, St, Catharines, St Mary's, Samla Stratford, StrathroY, Woodstock, r• r, a, To Stations Cshawn and Last to `Cornwall inpluaive,. U;Ubridge, Lindsay, Peterhere, Camlibellford, Newmarket,. ;Cellingwood, Meat'ond, Midland; North Bay, ParrySound, Sadhtiity; Copreel and west to Beardmore. See handbills for complete list of destinattonP. Tickets, Train information, Return Limits from Agents. ASK.10R HANDBILL CANADIAN NATiONAL ALWAYS USE CANADIAN NATIONAL TELEGRAPHS;" •res Classified Ads STRAWBERRIas— Strawberries for sale. ;phone 56-r-6 11. Hawkins FOR SALE -- A Red Brick House and •double Garage on Queen Street. phone 3 Jack Crerar FOR SALE,- 1 ALE, -1 Massey -Harris Mower, 6 ft. cut, in good working order. Phone 17-r-18 Ednvard Emus FOR SALE - 1 McCormick -Deering Spreader and one Frost and Wood side de- livery Ray Rake. phone 5X S. C. Fox FOR SALE— 1 3 -weeks old Durham Cal and 1 Deering Mower in good working contlt on also 1 good Wagon with Eat rack. phone 55-r-6 Brussels I. P. McIntosh TEACHER WANTED— For S.S. no. 1, Grey, application to be in by June 2Stit. Duties to commence September 1st, 1940. Elmer Ellacott, R.R. 3, Brussels Sec: Treas., S.S. No. 1, Grey. FOR SALE— One of the best 90•acre farms in Huron County without e, root of Taste Band situated 231, miles north of Brussels. Buildings all equipped with Hydro, never failing well, equiPPed with wind mill Farm will be sold with growing crop. For particulars' write or better still, come and see. Joe Shaw, R. R, No, 5, Bruesels Notice To Creditors le the estate of Mery Elizabeth Wilbee, late of the' Village of Brussels 'In the County of Huron, widow, who died• on er about the twenty-third day of May A.D. 1940. TAKE NOTICE that all !parties slaving dainty or demands against the estate of the above-mentioned deceased must mail particulars and proof of same to the solicitor for the adlministentrix on or Before sixth day of July, AD. 1940, upon which date the said administratrix will grained to distribute the assets with regard only .to those elainia which •shal9 then have been re- ceived, DATED at Brussels, this 17th day of June AD. 1940. Vera Mee, Administratrix by her solicitor ELMER D. BELL, Brussels Ontario MINJ<IN JELLY ROLLS 43 cup sifted Swans Down Cake Flour 'easpoon baking powder 3k teasr'aon Salt 4 e, -;;s ,up sifted sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla tad: Red Currant Jelly Sift flour once and measure. Coniine baking powder, salt, and eggs in bowl, Place over smaller bowl of hot water and beat: with ro'ory egg beater, adding sugar gradually until mixture becomes thick and light-colored. Remove howl from over hot water, Feld in dour and vanilla. Pour. into two pans, 1.05x10 inches, lined With greas- ed paper, and Mee in ;tot oven (400 degrees F.) 10 minutes. Quickly cut off 0 oriep ,edges' of cakes. Thorn from pans 1 once onto cloth cover- ed with confectioners anger, Re- move pager. Curt each cake into six pieces of equal size, spread with Jelly, and roll, Wrap in cloth and cool on rack, ' Before serving, decorate rolls, if desired, with ros- ettes and hordes, of sweetened Whip- ped crease forced through pastry vibe,. Makes! 12 rolls, WAU1 ON The U, F .W. 40. meeting was held at the home of Mra,,"Leonard Leem- ing on June 1941.1 'rivlth 40 ladies present. The. presilent Mrs. Turn bull presided.”- PlOS were made for the community.'pienic to be held on July 17th attThos. William• son's bush, TwAh1I blankets had been ordeerd and given to the Red Cross. It • was..4eoided. • to have same second hand clothing made over for the refugee children. The nursing tours@'• •held,,tor , one week was a dcidgd ''.success Reports were given by Evelyn Dundas and Helen Turnbull on the conference: at Guelph which they attended i" May. An enjoyable' playetee was given by 'IM's. McMioh e1;;; Mrs. L. Kirby, Mrs. F. Kirby, Mrs'. L. Row- land!, Mrs• A. Sommerville and Ber nice Haeknvell, Mrs. Fred Rutledge gave a demonstration and talk on Window Boxes. Lunch was sere„ at the close of th0 meeting, Next Sunday, June SOth, Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave, will observe Its 68th Anniversary Next Sunday, June 30th, the 68th Anniversary of the opening of Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave, will be observed with special ser- vices, The Services will be as follows: - 11.30 atm.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. 7.30 p.m.--3veniag Prayer and iSet+mon, The guest preacher at both Ser- vices will be the Rev. Beverley Farr, B.A:;" LhTl(,"'.Rector of St. David's Anglican Church, London, Ontario. The Rev. B. H. Farr is bhe son of the Rev. T;' H. Farr, B.A„ a former Rector of Trinity Church. •'' The guest soloist at the Evening Service will'be Miss Alice Roger- son, of Teroith. octan; music will be offered! by the .'Choir of the Church, including;. two. anthems: "God So Loved t dike World," and "The Voice of 11 any Waters." Miss Nora Van Campi be at the organ for 'both' Services. We invite you and yours to wor- shtip with, us NEXT SUNDAY, June 30th,.and join in thankfulness and praise to Almighty God for the many blessings bestowed: upon us daring the past yea*. .. Following are the names of ae Rectore who have faithfully served Trinity Ghurch; Belgrave: the Reverends: WilHaaa •1 enderson, F. J. Parke, H. A. Thomas, George W. P,acey, T. 5y Higley, Charles Is. Mills, George McQuillan, J. Ed- monds, 'William 11, Hartley, T, H. Farr, W. •B; .11awdcitts, A. Shore, L. V. Pocock, A. A. Maloney, and the present Rector, Ray M. Weekes,. The Rector and Waixl.ens of Trinity Chiieu]a, Belgrave, welcome a91 friends of the Palish to these special Services, BLYTH Miss Clara M*Gowari has ;seen en- gaged to teach at 3.6. No. 10, con- cession 3, East Wewanosh; Mrs. Alice Fawcett spent the week end with her daughters in Toronto; Russel Doherty, Eldrige 'Johnston, Mrs. N. Johnston and. Mrs, James Gibson have left'.on a motor trip to Sault Ste. Mario to visit Mrs. W. Armstrong. The ladies tail] remain for some time while the men will return in a few days•; Mr, and Mrs. Ben Cowan and daughter, .Tudith, were Winghem visitors; while cut- ting wood at his farm In Hullett, Mr. 'William Heffron had the mis- fortune to have bis hand cut very badly. Part of the third finger was severed and there were other lager - Miens to the hand, 'flurry tip, Harry! r simply must go out and show Of nay new dress." "Wait a minute, .I .simply must eta the frayed ends off of my coat gleeVee.'a i'y!i+iromDAY, JUl`Itq um, 1040 SELLS AT REGULAR GAS PRICE Harry Champion's Garage Phone 8 Brussels, Ont. tsmemor new house on his farm on the 10th 4on1eession which was destroyed b7 the last summer; F. C. Liersch is spending a week at London. Ontario Plans Refugee Care Province Expects 600 Child- ren Every Two Weeks ATWOOD Mir and Mrs. William DDelmnier have moved into their new home 011 Ring street and Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Barton have moved into the house on King street that Jim Inglis va- cated when'he mohed to Mrs. Chan - man's property; two scifoohi, the 8th line school west and the 12th line school held picnics on Saturday. At both occasione sports were held, a ,program enjoyed and lunch erved; Mr. and Mrs, Hugh A. Mc - Court who recently disposed of their fine farm on the 14th con- eassion Elmt have purchased the ne hems .01 William Humphrey; moved there; Mr. and SvIrs, Robt, Fisher of Vancouver, B.C., are vie• Ring relatives here; Lloyd! Eliasott of Kitchener, le holidaying here; Major aid Mrs. Cusler of Toronto, at the home of William I•Iumphrep; Mrs. A. Dl, Ht mi:don and Mrs. Mc- Donald, os Des Moine, Iowa, and Mrs. Bethune Blain of Detroit, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Mc - Bain; Frank Offen with the Home Chlards of Windsor, was home over the week end; Pte, Jack ;Hamilton, of Camp Borden, and Gunnar Cecil :rl' weight of Peltawawa, were home over Sunday; N. Bean of Llsloti'rl, received the contract for painting the exterior and ,the junior room of the AAVrood school and Cl, Brown. and R, Cunningham of Atwood, were awarded the contract for painting No, .10 school in Grey townshbp at Union; Chanes Danbrook Stas let the contreet fel' .the erection 01 a Plans for the care of Di4tish and French refugee children in Ontario are rapidly approacbeng 000]51- 1100, Icon. Eric Croes, Minister of Public Welfare, announced last week, The provineei,s ,plan providesfor the establishment of a central clear- ing 11ou,W0 in Toronto where the children, will erceibe complete phy- sio`tl examination and any neces- sary immediate care. They then will be placed in private ..butes. Ib was learned, that the Ontario government expects to accept 600 children every two weeks and that their ages will range frem,,eight to fourteen, •I?OR SALE— Can fill several more orders for Buckwheat also a Sew more eettiugs of duck eggs, Would also exchange some good facture for cattle any Sine or age or good cheap work horse would also exchange a het loader for what have yon? John Capteraon. " •" t. Obtaeva — The new Army physical training tables bear litle resemb- lance to the old "physical jerks" of the Great War. The methods used In Canada are those recently adopt- ed bp the arms; gymnastic slag lit England. The new methods aim at so -ordination of eye, brain and muscle and the development of flexibility and endurance rather than large muscles. and strength. Ottawa—When John David Eaton donated his trim twin -engined mono- plane to Sie Royal ,Canadian Air Force, it was the first Beechcratt to enter the service, The plane is Powered with a 300 horsepower en- gine, has a cruising speed of 195 miles an hour and has 'seating ca'P- acity for eight nelsons; two pilots and six passengers, Have plenty of ELECTRIC OUTLETS.. REWIRE