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POST PUBLISHING .HOUSE
DO`rNG THEIR BIT
Brussels Bowlers
Re -organized For 1941
The following are ,the ofRaees.--.
Prean e2 t- D, A, Mann
F . F. Downing
Bresddem,t-D, A. Rant.'
Sec, -Trews. R, J. Bowmen
Gi'oundsr Comanittee— R, Downing
D. McTavish, I. Procter 1
Tournament --D• A. Bann, L; Proctor
Membership—Harry 'Champion,
Ben 'Whitbard was engaged a"
caretaker. The elub Commences
the season with a balance on hand of
1
I Three of Brussels' representatives
1 in the Active Service ..Forces „who
Rdbert 11 .Peest, sen of Mr, sue I happened to be home on Ieahe at the
Mrs. T. Prest of Brussels', has, joined same time. From left to right;
the 11•1C.A. an cis :stationed at Mau- Hartley Rutledge, son of ,.Mr. ..and
ning Despot in Toronto. Bob, who Mrs. Jno, Rutledge; Carl Plum, son
bas, been with the Canadian Bank f of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Plum; and
of Commerce for three years was I Earl Whittard, son of Mr, and Mrs.
at the ttmc of his enlistment at i, Ben Whittard.
Auburn. One brother has been en engravure by Russel Studio,
aetdve isexvice with the R:C.A. over i
seas for some months.
$47.29.
CSI
Bankers Son
Joins Airforce
Help the Worthy Cause
(British War Vi'ctim's Fund).
COME TO
JAMESTOWN DANCE
To the music of Ortan Grain &
His Gully Jumpers
TUESDAY, MAY 27th
Refreshment Booth
Quilt to be sold by
Progressive Auction
Admission 25c
Children under 12 FREE
4•JG-�u�-4'
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth Ont.
NOW PLAYING—
'Produced by that specialist in
laughs, 'Harold Lloyd
A Girl, A Guy and a Gob
with
George Murphy 'Lueille Ball
A Romantic Comedy!
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MON., TUES., WED.
Joel McCrae Herbert Marshall
'Foreign Correspondent
An adventurous story of
European Espionage
—x—
Next THURS., FRI., SAT.
Gene Autry George 'Gabby' Hayes
1n
Melody Ranch
with
Durante Ann
—x--
COMING
—COMING —, •
DOUBLE BILL—
Melody For Three
Mexican 'Spitfire Out West
Jimmy
Miller
Listowel, •Curr,
CARD OF THANKS
To the W. A. io3 United Church I
wish to express my Sincere thanks
forthelovely box of fruit sent me in
my recent illness and also to neigh-
bors and friends for ';their many
deeds of kindness. • . " -
Luke C. &peiran.
",Recedeve with the engrafted
wooed, which is able . to save
your souls.—Bt. James 1.•23.
St, John s Church
Sunday after Ascension Day.
11 a.m.--Litany, Matins and
Sermon
7 p.m.—Evening Prayers
Melville Church
10 a.m,-tSunday School and
Bible Class
11 a.m.--Miss Dorothy Douglas
a missionary from For-
mosa will speak on her
work In Formosa,
Miss iDouglas was barn
and raised in'Lueknow.
7 p.m.—"The Music of the •
Unseen World e'
United Church
10 a.m.—Church School and..
Bible Class
11 a.m.--"The Grace of Chris:'
7 ,p.m. ,"The Call of the
Open Road"
YOU ARE WELCOME.
PATRIOTIC RALLY
Brussels Town Hall
Friday Evening, May 30th, 1941
at 8 o'clock P.M.
In the Interest of Canada War Loan
Selection by Brussels Band 7.45 to 8.15
Choruses by School Children under,direction of Mr. Laycock
Song by Harvey McGee of Auburn
Address by J. D. Thomas of Goderich,
'Huron County Chairman, who will IntrodUct
Rev. G. G. Burton, of Clinton.
Song by Harvey McGee
COME ANID'HEAR THESE OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS,
Admission — FREE
God Save The King.
R. J. Bowman, Chairman
B ELS POST
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Speech by L. L. Cardiff w °osier Club Draw
Member
AGRICULTURE z the wentng for conversation. has denominst
1st Draw $10 as become', el e
DeliveFecl in the Howe of C'omtm�gr's ,� .situ tanitaa'ratv,'' but, i'SFlO IS GO. ;Paid ter avera period of Tram 3'
Wh
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Is Going To ' .,, , The War?
v ■
Wherever People ge today, in this II 1t is understood that the bands
will be ,issued in $60.00 and $7.OD.DD
for Huron North
on Friday Plight :i country of ours nod In many others,trona es well as the larger
1 fee
�q h t, "Well lei it going to i detoominotione, end Y Y
4 IN�G• TQ WIN TI1,11 WAR "
oat Tim1u'sday, May i, 1941, manes,
Mr, L. D. DA11i1DIFF (ZIt MIl C me to Brussels and Share in the During
o the first Greet War e
Mirth): Mr, Bpeaker, I have folllrw Fun and Prize Money towushill in the County el lir
ed with a great deal of interest ,the weekly pro• ably dip in tre. C is y
le the iinpot•tance of this question.
which is often so readily asked and
which is meant more to serve as 't
conversation opener. than to obtain
information, fully felt?
Is it realized that now all men on
earth must choose between one side
or the other dud that no .Canadian
will be able to avoid the penalty' of
economic and physical slavery which
will be imposed upon us it we lose?
et loyalty" (:`ai
debate ;thus far, and 1 hope that Salting a regularly w Y well aver subsatteOE t its. aliotmeim
every farmer member of the house gramme, the Booster 'Club draw for
for Wer Loan Bonds and it is to he
will make his contribution to it .be- t 's'lt,prizes will be held this Friday hoped that this reeutation will be
cause,. goodness kvuws, there are evening, ;for the flirsit time, Stine tnaintal that
not many of us ,here, 'So I hope Monday last business places belong- ,3d. — �C
that every farmer member will exert ing to ,the Club, have been giving Local War Loan
himself to speak in this debate, tickets' with each. 50c purchase.
Committee Formed
I rise because I can no longer sit these will all be placed in a big'
quietly in my seat buoying as I de container Friday night this weer The Committee in charge of the
tore .state of mend' of the average which is omen night owing to the Dominion War Loan in Brussels con-
tanner and the effect which it Via, fact that Saturday is, a ;holiday ((24th sista of;
Slave on our war effort particularly May) awe draws made The hour conntay who assume R. J. Bowman, ,Chairman
t
balsa can too won letting the other man Albert Wood, Vice Chairman
if Japan enters the war and food Publicity; Roy Cousins.
supplies from Australia and New
collected at 915 Five mingles ba
Zealand are cut oft from Greet Sales, R. S. Warwick
Britain, 'Canad'a would then be the Woman Representative; Miss H:
source of a-uPiply for die mobber 11 tin have only minutes to Downing
sp!aie before being on hand at the A Batnietic Rally will be held 10
country, the Town Ball, Friday evening, Ma,,
What do we find? Our farmers nre
bath' dissatdsfled with the future cut- Iisddies from the crowd will bs i , 80, at 8 o'clock, Charus•es by
look out] dis!gwsted with present School Children, .Songs by Barry
farm policies. In other words, they r insist be on hand,to receive the
indeed a goo country
y McGee of Auburn; Addresses by
have lash faith in the federal goer- Rev, G. G. Bunton, Clinton and T. D'
i the week will
ernanent because there 1•s no medium
between the farmer and the govern.
Are there still people in th,s
ofm that this WO:
will be 9.30, with lecke s e do
jt,
fore the event takes places the town Do the fully realize the horrlbl�-
belt will ring out notifying one and nese o8 modern tvar, lata horrors of
a thatthey being "blitzed; and the many forms
of torture which the people the
Town Hall (outside).
Germans have conquered are WI -
Kiddies,
asked to do the drawing, and win We Canadians are very fortunate
nes nd ed that we live in d o ntr
prize, if not another name, will ee and it is camgtarata;bly easy to earn
drbe Te. First prize s a comfortable living, ' but will it
be 'Ten dollars, the remaining prises remain soY
in one dollar 1nizes. The remain- Umgaastionabty we are a groat
ing number of ,prises is ' not mention country and have the ability re
ed .this week as one of the members overcome ,the German ideas and
dropped out but is replaced and as Nazi gtlans which are attempting to
Naou iv control o$ this country nnQ
loin ere to
The new member. beingLewistremendous effort so very
tleces y,
buy at e stares, who
in the near future will display a
Booster Club M•embenship 'Straker on
the• window.
T] Mi ' t Agriculture
Thomas, Godeeich.
in9nt, me nae et o Resident of Brussels
(Mr. Gardiner) luras let us down Mrs. Hugh McKinnon, Dies
either because ob is no because
se be Word was received here an Stu-
diesin our problems eors onnausehe dray afte'r:loon o1 the midden death of
ends •too many other rysponsUbilitie,. is'Omrtsi 1p fon new members to Mrs.. Hugh MaCemen in her 82it
What or of urgently need ' a j i there may stdll be more oY the world. However, unless Ye year at the home of her sonk Cecil,
spend h of agriculture o who , 'will
malls the a in 'Saavia, where she had Bone for a
spend his full time in looking mei'C Russell et the Stet Band members
ran the Germans can and visit. Formerly Isabel McKay, the
the interest of the farmers: Farmers Refer to your list of members anJ
will conquer us. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
are 'planning to carry on ;their opera- dee to h belong and daughter
of
Cons on a limited scale o'M g
'IMO IS GOING TO WIN TBE
WAR?" We can and must, but only
GreyTownnehiP, she
I in to had lived all her life ;.n this vicinity
the high pried of labour, and they and was well: .known and highly
are not mPDauning' to produce to me today wall we be able to loo respected. She was married in 1882"
lightmaximum.because they can see no uoh Pn g Town-
ward to tomarnow witlh confld to Hugh McKintran irf Grey
tReein the tune present •inedustry be- tahusiasm abawt and hope and the inner knowledge ship, who passed ayf thirty-nine i
labou, agriculture and industry and th ill ba tx years ago. Tweniteethree years ago'
labour. They g a oalamlty, be 11 1 awd5 in Brussels great y Mrs, `MeI{innon and' her son, Dun
cause itbe a ant labor cannot ie 1 Saturday night Ask for }� r f L)ow b doctored Cans moved to torn -n where 'they had"
will note able to eoeffort a their tickets when mralnng your Purchas to by only ourselves. resided since, ;She •leaves to mourn
tairthe a me sto. our war effort without `y1 ya Tdtal war means total war 9 one daughter (Isabel)• Mrs. Ales•
the tam g th Armstrong, Grey Township, and.
Dumity ;the war of d a r a ve)o g 1 b nd' be on order Uo wage war totally is three sans, Roberr't of Bluevale
majority of edtaOl had' a resew f han)d a 30 be lucky ire are sOtorbly ,to be deiced to lend Cecil of .Sarnia and Duncan of
cash anci' feed' and they Were to: ai. are no our mangy Cecil ys. One daughter (Ella;.
ed to Dram Patriotic motives to buy Miism 'D, Ralph Roberts t , (Ela),`
ditotio bon 'us and od c sresae Pro` .Yellow g i ri ted as last respond to Dort fullest evtent wood, Passed auto bei years ago'•
wheat, fog teyd sp needs such as and one eon; Ross, mrade t ee
wheat, Taep ti1oM an nably. ble nd exPlatn al] supreme sacrifice at Vimy Ridge.
mrn i gi a patmtiottc and a nobly ,gihe also leaves 'three 'Ix:ether3,
nun i weer th a a oli ha been Lw B E
Pater McKay, of Emntford, �i •
tare t; r e reaction has chem d.+• d T lean of St. Jbseph, Mo., Alex-
feilti8 term f cannot ds orb war PP
lI F]steven �Sask. and ane reeler Mrs.
ceattidoates of war bonds i ver AT A Jeesie Fairbairn Sacramento Calif,
hehas not to 'The reason is ,that West Mx Thas. Webster, R R no. Mats, McKinnon was a faithful meth
re Mas not the lmself int and hF LIST OF MEMBERS Auburn Wawanosh East Mr Ale. her of the United church; and of reel
resents Hahne yimsellads this 1posi-ame A]lens Drug ,Store Porterfield, Belgnave Colborne tier W,M;S„ and wild be greatly =Ise's'
tion. Naturally, be layst -f blame Backers Butcher Shoe Gordon Bisset Godeaich Town of in church wank.
on the federal government for hay- Goderielt Mr D E Campbell Gode �� iC�
ing forgotten Rini in the s, cont oP ieh Townsptap oY Godarrch lir W Aeroplane Cras hes
the war policy of this country. Elhotts g7canomy at
Agreements breve been entered inti M Fere , 17t1 e1; Turnberry 1� a ar Brussels
by the Minlister of Agriculture with- G s Gash tnd Carry Store tn3 A mifB ry plane from Came
ation. Hfe 'the farmer b l b ur, short Ker s ervn Barden crashed on tine farm .of R.
anon, He is forced' co labour short• 141aDonalds Butcher S p Selling, 4th con. of Grey townslaiP
ago and price to discontinue'nrndn� ton Go tie MoradstiBrncsels liftHe
Buyyour New Car, Tractor, and Truck
at L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
Listowel, Ontario.
Buy direct from the dealer and save
yourself the middleman's!c, ommission.
Allow us the pleasure to repair your car or
give it a ,complete. overhaul
Our fully equipped shop and stall` of BRUSSEI-8 BRANCH
mechanics .are always ready to give We thank tiro 14th Com,
if we arre willing to make sacrifices
k for -
The public has shown m
ence
this Booster' club
plan and; na doubt ere w ,that we, the present citizens ad thin
ma y arge cr counts of ours, and ;hose
everyou • o o alter us willb e
ite raw name on It, plaice it in the every-
box
ver -
bei supplied fon them in each store where and one element necesslary in
belonging to the club a money,
t9.—y'oumay
It is not gamble, ere to ourGovernment and mt
fairings attached'. 'Simply read the'
is up to each individual one 03 us
in which 's• reprinted
week with exception of the names of The organdzatioc. necessary for the
club members a itwillsuccessful execution of this loan is
SURE TO GET YOUR being set up at the 'present time in
BOOSTER CLUB TiCKETS Huron County and the Chairmen for
when shopping in Brussels the different Townships an owns
BOOSTER CLUB STORE are as follows AshfieldTwp., r r.
Purchases through' the week count. Alex. Hackett, Lueltnow; Wawanosl
hapman's harness Shop
Eclrmli$r',s Superior Store
' Store r W.
East Huron Produce Haacke, R.R. no. 1, Goderich; Grey.
rewar Mr. Harry r h -
glv'' Service Station Wingtbani, Mr, J. W. McKibben,
Shop Wdngham; IOowick, Mr. K. J. Hues-
iRAwland Bake Shop Gorrie;
Furniture ore
Store
$anis' Egg and Poultry Store forth; M,eKifllop, Mr. Sack. Eehart,
.deddon's Radio Shop Seaforth; Clinton, Mr, F. Fingland,
Clinton; Se;afbnth, Mr, J. G. Mullen,
Seaforth; Stanley-t➢dyth, Mr. Leslie
Millburn Blytdr; ,Bay, Dr, A. R. Camp-
ball, Heneall; Hassall, Dr, A. R.
'Campbell, Heneall; Tudkersmttb,
11fr, E. 'Chesney Sea;forth; Stephen,
Mr• H. Either, Creates; Vsborne,
Mr. Fred Damson, Rte. No. 1, Hen
,sall; Exeter, Mr. R. M. Creech,
Exeter,
Each of the above Chairmen will
be-res»oesdbile for his territory and
it will be Itis respanslIbilty to obtain
as large a total of swb'scriptions as
aoslabde.
The major objective In the forth -
toting Victory 'Lan will be to
secure as large an army of small
subatelbers as Possible,
With this end Inc view, the Viotory
Loan Campaign will be a house to
house canivass and -am official pers-
Teatnms and a 'letter from the Minister'
of Finance will be mailed to ever,
home In the Country.
Plveo'y househoider will also' receive
an illustrated bioolilet describing
;Canadianls at war'and in addition
the blanks and Trust Companies are
coioperating to their fullest extent
by sending letteit9 do . all 01 their
depoettors•, urg'in;g them to buy
s Victory Lioan Bon'd's.
The Brussels' Creamery vein give Most recent flgures'Show that the
be tickets to the value o1 cream and savinge aCComm'n'ts In banks et the
or eggs' bougpit be- them, present trate are tremendomis and,
is Amy merchant can still jolt .the tMS loan *hon.ld be an overwhelming
Club' if ,thee so wick, c rl' ?isueeess
about eleven o'cliock on Tuesday
>bobt Borsvman Brussels Hallett
Con, d foals that the pay Amore St morning. The pilot es'fcaped serious
Mr. Ross McGregor RR. Na 2 Sea-
stmauld not be asked to stay more. The Red 'Band S r inauxy
but he also feels ,tbalt tine ;difference In making a echedmled flight from
Camp Borden to Lu lmow, Brantford
and hack to Camp Bowden the fuel
supply from one tank was exhausted'
when passing over disirrict When
the pilot turned ore the supply from
the ;seoon,d tank it failed to work
Ioroperly and he was: forced 10
attempt a landing.
en /making the forced landing 318
plane had not sadfcieoit altitude ff
clear a row of trees and it cralit1
into these breaking the tops of •e:r.
of glean. Tho landing gear was
torn from the plane and 3t node
dived into the field about a hundred
feet disltance and earned a complete
somersault.
HOW the pittot escaped with
nothing more than cuts. abbot the
welds and lends and shock is a mys-
tery to the hundred of people who
Rocked to the scene et the crash.
He reoedved medical aid, et the farm
home and an ambulance from 'Port
Alibemt ws sett for him. No doubt
be was again in the air the following
pnorning,
Lotter i0 the day the ditementled
elate was loaded on a 1Wuge track
and removed.
Open -Air Platform'
should San made a national response•
bility, to be taken, if you will, from The Brussels Creamery
The Arcade Store
'Ilhe Fainters' club Store
Willis' Home Bakery
Wood's Store
the. revenues of ,the federal govern-
ment, so that farmers may not be
.asked to 61acrifict more than other
groups in the country.
There, is also the feeling through-
out ;the country that .the wax effort
hoe bogged down) at Ottawa. The
farmer reeels that the, Minster 01
Agriculture Is ;pis0.n'g party politics
along with lits leader, This should
not be In war bane.
An hon. MEMBER: Who wrote
tbat .speech?
Mr.' aCAlliDlimT: Zihese are my
notes end I am making the speech.
I .have been; in this shouse for seine
time now and I have net interrupted
any member making a speech. There
has hardly been a member opposite
vette did not read his speech in this
debate and ,the only reason I am
Continued on Inside Page
r-- - „iso
RED CROSS
SMILE , Grey•War Workers' Club for their
�$�:RVICL''.:W!THA donation : i our
of 1500.
Nett Wednesday afternoon, s,
Listowel 5 ,
monthly tea, Please arrange to
Present and hake' omtt knitting. sewing Os Cat need for ARAI
rgent,
IT GOES LIKE THIS—
,
Local businessmen put up cash
for prizes and ;tickets. Lt costs; the
buying public nothing. With every
50c purchase a •customer receives
one ticket, with a dollar purehaee
two tickets, and so on. Every Sat-
urday night at 9.30 a big draw will
be made. Customers; must deposit
their tickets previously in recep-
tacles in each store, and these in
turn will be gathered and, placed In
ono big barrel. Five tninuftes before
the allotted time, the town bell wtil
notify everyone that they sftould be
at the. town hall, (outside if the
weather is fine Inside in event of
rain) and ;then things will get under
way. Drama; will be made by kiddies
in the cro;a'd, and cash prizes given.
Filet prize will be $10. the re -
meaning 'nine prices $1. each. itou
must be there els claim your prize
otherwise another name will be
drawn 'from the ;barrel: '
NOTE—The Dao" Q1uron; Produce,,
Semis' Egg & Poultry Store and
DANCE
At Victoria Park, Brussels On
Wednesday, May 28th
Music by Lord Strathcona
Horse Regiment 'Orchestra
Refreshments Booths