The Brussels Post, 1945-5-2, Page 1tf
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Wednesday, May 2nd, 1945 BRUSSELS, OJ\ A
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+ a irwo Shows Nightly 7:30 & 9:15 pm.. SAT.
Matinee Saturday — 2:30
OLSEN AN JOHNSON
MARTHA O''DRI'SCOLL '
COUNT BASTE AND ORCHESTRA
— AND —
HUNDREDS OF FAMOUS STARS ALL IN
"Hit iThe Road"
TUE. 7:3.0 and 9:15 p. m. WED.
THE STARS OF "DEAD END KEDS"
THE 3 -LITTLE TOUGH GUYS
Slugging It Out In
"The Crazy House"
Thrills, Actin, Suspense, Mystery and Comedy
Rolled •IntoOne Spectacular Production.
ICOMING SOON : — JOE. E. BROWN IN
"DARING YOUNG MAN"
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall
Friday, Day 11th
Music by
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
Fpr Ticket of Admission
Also entitles you to draw on calf
Admission 50c
Refreshment Booth
Under auspices of the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian Legion
Proceeds for Cigarette Fund
Flight Officer Peter Baker
Reported Missing
Word was 'received by his father
len Thursday that Flight Officer
Peter Joseph Baker, son a Joseph
Maker, proprietor of the American
Hotel, Btmiesels, and Mrs. Baker, is
eepotited 'missing •after air operations
,ov'ease!as on April 24th. Fight Officer
.Ba1ear'e wife amides, in Hamilton,
Ont. The following day Mr. Baker
received a telegram tdhlect from tips
^on eaytmg '/brat he was well and fit
brut the latter telegram was not
dated and there has been no dirth'er
word re'oeived.
Are You 'Ready
ForV-EDay?
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VICRYT BONDS
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NOW ..r
Let's Have:Victory On ;•gam
The . Home Front
.Before We Celebrate
VictoryMn The
Battle Front. -
Huron. County National War Finance Committee.
anted 1
OooB a s
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0.1 Potatoes .�t
ornt
Meadow Fescue, Brome Grass, Orchard Grass,
Canadian Blue Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass Etc.
Mso a good supply of Dutch Sets
We can supply 7 you with Oil 'Cake.
SPECIAL Paint Offer .. ' _ 59c qt.
A J. P'EARSOiN
"iPHONE 224.'7 E'THEL
Canadians Will Have Holiday
Day After Germany
Surrenders
Ottawa, May 1—Don, J; L. Maley,
as Aoting Prime Miarde'ter, staid is a
statement late yesterday that an
tofftelal announcement will lie made
on be7rtallf of the 'Cameklian govern -
spent when hostilities in Europe
have 'ended.
Mr. Ilsley said lit was intended to
Hollow .tike asnnoam0eanent wird. two
proelanuattons—true 'first d•eclariug
tits following 'Sunday tto be a day of
solemn 'th!anitegiving and remene
b,aece, ,and the second declaring
the day fallowing the announcement
to be a public holiday. He added
"lt is, of coarse, u'ndarsbood that
these latter ,arrangements are ten-
tetdve only and may Neve- to be al-
tered in the lliglrt of 'circumstances."
Mr. m1ste's arta'tement aroused
speculation ` that .the government
might he anaile-M ting a envitulat-
toe ennou.nc'ement shortly, The
;P,lmo Neini+sber's olfl;ee declined 10
cern/gent, 'except to say that it fn-'
elevated the govenm!nreat was 'get-
ttng .ready for -anything that might
ha peen."' -
RED CROSS NOTES
The finance 'committee had change
of the April tea in: the nitre y The
enemas were $1'4.25.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW SHOWING—
Thurs., Fri., Sat., • May 3, 4, 5
Double feature Last Show at 8:45
My Pal, Wolf
Sharyn Moffett •Una O'Connor
You will sob a little, laugh a little
and smile thro' it. '
Also --
Harold Peary Marlon Martin
•Gildersleeve's Ghost
You'll scream with laughter
Mon., Tues., Wed., May. 7, 3. 9
Carmen Miranda Michael O'Shea
Something for the Boys
(in Technicolor)
A dance - dazzling, tune torrid enter
ainment.
Next Thurs., Fri;, Sat. - - -
Gene Tierney 'Dana Andrews
Laura
A mystermmeiodrama.
COMING—
Naughty Marietta
"Worship The Lord In The
Beauty- Of Holiness"
Melville Church
Minister
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B. A., B. 0
undo School
;J A. M.S
Y
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship'
The Minister in Charge
7 P. M. Evening Service in the
United Church.
Come and Welcome
United Church
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
The 'Minister
Junior Congregation,
12 Church School and
Bible Claes ' -
MIssonary Sunday
7 P. M. Evening Praise
Rev. S. Kerr B. A., B. D:
Will bring the message.
The I. 0. 0. F. and Rebekah
Lodges will be present at the
Evening Service.
Everyone Welcome. .
Church of England
. Parish of Bruaseie
Rentor Rev. Maurice F. Oldham
5th Sunday After Easter
May 6th, 1945
St. Johns Brussels -
10 A.
russels-10A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Flory Cunion
ad Sermon
St. George's Walton— -
1.3t P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
2.80 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Claes
8t. David's Henfryn—
2.45 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Clare -
3.30 P. IM. Holy Comntunlon
and Sermon
Local Ne
Sacred Concert `At Letter To The Editor
IMelville ville Church To the .Editor 13rtemele .treat
ws ItemsA Saarca Con'oert will be glean in
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our /meet
airioere titmice to our neighbours
and Orllen:de for their kind words and
deeds during the loss of our loved
one.
Begone she pasaecl on she asked
that we convey her thanks to 'these
who emit flowers, boxes .and cards
during her illness. We know that
xive deeply appreek:tel •them,
Ohas, and Melville Lamont
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express 'our heartfelt
Mantles bo sedatives, and friend; for
the' many thoughtful tants• of kind-
ness eaaln'eeedons of sympathy, beau-
tiful floral tributes 'and the loan et
mars and to Mr. Lorne Eekrnier of
Brussels Por the lyeantilelly r+encicired
solo "What will. Tony answer be,"
'['he help of all who tasei'sted .in 'a'ny
way was deeply appreciated.
The Hunker laawhly
Brussels Cadets Compete
In Rifle Competition
In the Doaninion of Canada Rifle
•Competition the bollowndg averages
were made by the best eight marks-
men of The Mimeses Oadet Ooe'ps.
The contests- -were shot off in the
indoor nage at the Wtn!gham Aum-
ouries ands included three seeneat;e
targets with ten bullets eaoh,
3Sonvard 113yam.'--85%a
Dosnlald ISpter-84%
Harold, 140uotutciveon---84%
Mbar Wiilaton-84%
Mennary Matheson/ -83%
George leom•eus--12%
Olnasli:e Thomtas-73% '
Howard Hack -well -72M
NATURE NOT ES
(By M. (Laycock)
The tollowing.is the Net of bird
,arrivals im .approximate order for
the miolnith 'of Apa'il 'for Bnussels• and
vicinity, as nearly 'at I have been
table to 'dtetenneine Prom the much
anpmeaiaited :tnep'orts.:. enduet- several
bird observers' The last two weeks
have meitanidled ,the bird migration
Icnirsiderably in contrast to the early
movements' in Mardi. During the
next two weeks we should see 'the
Orioles, . Warbliems, Bobolinks; etc.,
The birds. lella'ck Duck, Swa'i (,on
Wnoxteer Dram), Slue Heron, Wil -
'seats' Mover (Snipe), Purple Finch,
Vesper • iSpamnaw, Pileeted - Wood-
pecken, 2ell'ow-Bellied ,,Sapeacker,
R•os,e-breasted Gmoelb-eek, Brown
T1'ntastelr, Kin'gflslrer, Bluebird, Mal-
lard Duck, Whitebhroated Sparrow,
'Chimney 'Swift American. Bittern
(Muni Hen).. Ring-neciced Duck,
Sav'amnuah !Sparrow, •Cideping Spar-,
row, Brown Creeper, House - Wren,
Baby crowned Kinglet, Yellow
(erownod Kinglet, Barn ,Swallow,
Oo1. dHip
sit Tme • Swallow, Spotted
o'tted
a +ndpbpere , Purp'l'e MntIIn.
A record laippemanoe was that 'of a
young Robin hatched this spring
end feathered out trying his, flying
powers on Atpa l 28.
•
Next Blood Clinic
To Be Held May 25th
The irate of the next Mobile flood
Clinic is to he (held ins Brussels on
lib day, May 25th. Donors are 'asked
to keep 'tins 'date in mind.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take 'this opportunity to
express nay 'thanks to my many
!friends who renuembeteed me - .by
1i'c1v111e •Pr^eabyerian Oburelt on
Monday •eyenlng, MAY Loth, t0 mark
the:a 'e-openiivg of the new pipe organ.
Dear Rey, -
Mai a Pew weeds th°eree )
medium' of your paper to •111 tt
fol'las bract 'bane Ito let • them lairs)'
Mu still monad said in the hest
Muloelrl tenon' sodonet atelaton health,
Memoataa +Ghairolr, Toranito, will sine,
and C. Finaulcidat ^ Legge Of Toronto,
will metier organ solos, Wm,. SPeir,
Miss Mate Work and; Melville Church
; choir wddd Mee take pant in the pro-
. graan.
1Ou Sunday morning, Mlay lath, rat
11 a. m. the re-Witoaition Service for
the ne,opeeing of.the newporyrt will
he /head. Rev, S. Keno• will be thib
preacher. 'Special music- by the
sanding such lovely 'chards, letters ehr»r,
and eoweis during nay recent illness
iti Clinton Hospital. !Such kindness '1,
shall never he forgotten.
Mrs, Wesley
Kerr,
Paper Salvage
On May 5th, lest , Saturday in
May, the spring waste pane: and
rage colleotten will he made, The
boys 'and eerie will pick up all the
-se'curetry tied bundles in 'toe morning
rand take them to Mr. Yolleek"a atop.
If you can transpart your awn, by
all means help out the students by
doing it—on Saturday morning
c:mtly. In /'ase of main wait till the
tollowiug tSauburday.
Eighth Victory Loan
Eight Viobory. Loan, stales Monday
totalled '$.17,944,150 'compared to
572,585,500 for .the conreslronding day
in the seventh loan. - Total sales to
darts - reached $500,0:02150 against
$561,46.9,750 for -the: Mane stage of
seweeth leant Individuals reported
art $253,412,650 up to Monday night
•comtgatred to $23/11748,860 for cor-
res5vonding 'Mite iu bet loan.
National War Finance Committee.
At The Churches
Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Ivmr Matcher of Cram -
brook :and Ethel, ocouat'ied the pulpit
'in Melville Church on Sunday
morning. The anthem sung by the
'choir was "Give Us Thy Peace' by
Bornstein. In the evening the
esrmon wear ,oreeeeled.1M. Mr. _Wilson,
who took for his ,text St. John 11:41.
The anthem •stung by the. choir was
"Sarviour now the day is ending,. by
Mervin. The solo part 'w'as taken by
Gerald Gibson.
United Church
A reception servioe was held in
the United Cherch on, 'Sunday morn-
Mg,
orntai , the following names being added
to tole Communion Roll; Mrs.
Kenne'tlu _Bray, Mrs. 'Glen Bray, Mr.
and Mats. Angus Brown, Mr. Charles
Fiarcluer•, Mr. Wi4'Itam Rowland, Mr.
Stewart ,Stiles% Mr. Kenneth Tyer-
n'an, Mr, and Mrs. John Wheeler,
Sar. Walter Williamson Mr. Gibson
W illis .and -Mr. • and Mrs'. MIenem
Wright. Assisting In the service
M'esses.. James Fulton, 1Villiam:
J rddme CeomgeTunb1l and
James
B, yams, welcomed the new members
on behalf of the 'Session and Con-
gregation, Me sermon' subject was
Titel'Oovervant" The ,anthem "King
of • Kiang" was sung by the ehoir.
PLEDGE
TO
Make
Furor/ -. Bruce
Riding
MORE
Prosperous
John Wt Hanna
Official Candidate
For the:
Progressew eConservatives
Your Vote and Influenceisolreated
Huron -Bruce Progresalve, Conservative Association -
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Obituary
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Mrs. Chas. Lamont '
The death of it much respected
resident of Grey tonvunship, Elizabeth
Huether, beloved wife of Chas. A.
Lamont oec'unned at - her home 111
Grey township, lot 10, concession- 7
after an illness of about six. menths.
Bohm be Petersburg, the eideet
•deuigbrber-of 'the Tarte Geo. and Mae,
Huetther and when a young girl
'came •tavt':llvel Ont. to live with her
grandanother. Os August 9th. 11906
else was melted in mtaniage to her
now bereft timband. She leaves to
mourn her loss ante slam Melville at
home, else 3 brothers, Tom, St.
Marge; Dian; Cranbrook; Chris'tia'n;
T•oa'.onutno' and 2 sisters, Mrs. Nettle -
Metz of Walkerton and Mrs, Emma
'nem of Hamilton. The funeral
which was. largely attended teak.
plates from her late honae on Friday
afternoon: Interment in Brusesls
cemetery. Rey. Mr. Brenton - of
Ethel United 'Cbnnrch deceased's
pastor conducted the 'service. -The
floral tributes were beautiful, During
the service by -aseoial request Mr.
L. W. Ecikmier sang "The Old
Rugged Grose."
The pa1ibeaeens' were. Tom
MsDoneed, L. W. Beriantierr, Ghats.
I7ae:s'uld, Geo. Men'zie'st Wm. Holling-
er:, and • Norman Lament. The
bower -heavers were; Margaret
Deitnter, Meese Detlt'ner Tena, Arra-
strung', Eaatseslt Martin, Mas:
Glen Bray,- Mins. Tom McFarlane.
• WilliattmHenry Detlow (Pa)neer'
The death of William H. Dellow
oocnamed in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, on :Sunday morning, Apri'I 9th
in his 60th yeah', atter A llong illness.
MT. Mallow, who was better known
here as Wm. Palace, Palmer being
the name of his step father, had
been -seriously 111 for snare than a
year. Ile was in Wingham hospital
for -,some time prior togoing to
bhc'torla 1„aspittal, London about nine
monthe' ago.
Tile eon of the late .Lennie Boson
sand Bora. Dellow, he wars married in
1909 to ti's, Hoar bereft widow. A '
stave -cutter by trade, he worked tat
bis trade in Cargill be8ore doming
ng
to Brussels where he was employed
•at Arran:Ms Mill. He 'operated the
,American Motel here: eleven yens
atgo and later went to work at
Sawyerville, Quebec. He was identi-
fied with the Preehybreien Church
and was a member of the Canadian 1
Order of Fotmesrters. •
He is ,survived by his. widow and
two eons, 'Op1. Witilem,'i . and Cpl.
James A., etre ane on active service
ov'ers'eas. Also surviving are three
sistems and -a half brother.
Funeral services. were condeeted
in the abs'enee of Rev. S. Kerr, by
.iter. ID C. Wilson aL the United
Chorda Pham his laite re'siderce on
Tuesday, Maty let at 3:30 p.m. 1n.
fer'm'ent was made pin, Sr,ussels
cemetery.
Pallbearers' were: R. 'S. Warwick,
C. R, Davidson, Chas. l?avidson W.
Willie, W. Camieron 'and R Currie.
Canadian Receives Highest
American Honor
(The Waterclown Review)
'Moines. F. Saneleoon orf Detroit, a
other oe Rev A. L, Sanderson of
Watertown . has im'st reoeived the
highest award given in the Scout
movement int Atineeoa. The Silver
Beaver Award Pot distinguished.
servfoe to the boyhood of America.
The 'eenliflcatte which accompanied
the award is signed by President
Roos'eveillt as T3oabdrary Chairman
Tlerfbert Hover se vias t!lrairinaTh and
Jas. Voest as - 'Chief .. Sooet. of
tt m'eeica,
The presentatoat tool: plate last
week el Detrail.at the anneal meet-
ing of he Anne council lirf Boy ,Seattts
of America.
Mr. Samclensoit 'wits horn at. Wrox-
eter, nnitaIo but for Mr, Sanderson
life Only breathe ,et 40 for it mat at
this
ege th'ad he entered Bey Scoltt
anovereat.
Iris coeftid'btvtian 40 the Seed
Movement bas' been such that the
Secait waders in Detroit .and 1'ltelil
can 'State have looked -to Bien ter
leademsduie whieh iu turn rebnited in
the Federal Amend being trade.
Congrtaitnlatierts dame extended. to
117a'. Ssnd'taeon 'ttironigh les brother
Rev. A, L. •ISamtd+ertott ilvlto is also
dndemested iml • find; tuts • and Scout
fit comment„,
Met a+eceubby returned f:'-.'. a 3,
days' leave do England, earl quite O.
Won me, butt it mare weer a treat to
be ,among people who spoke ¢:'.nglielt,
alter quite a spell -among etranl err
wh'p oould;'nle'ithear speatr nor under,-
stand
dderstand Enetish,'ne'ltbter could I under-
scan,1 lbastlwr or Flemish, ul^iuo' an
.Del!glei n, leznet quite a few peojie
Who 'Muhl talk' "ba+alneu" English,
The .weather beim is "reasenablee'
the Mee. is good no tgtll in all l have
nothing to complaa'tahout. The uua11:
from ,Canada' teaches here " in goer/:
time--aalbksut' 110 or 12 days, :/and the
must importaMt thing is that it gets••
liar , I have not' "lost" .'a letter- for .a
1 bong long time, in feet, T only emcee
of baying ^'lost"'Lour or five einem
Ieavirg 'Canada -OW I speak so
cenedently i0 because 'ae1 any letbera
front home araentunmeredi con-.
m[tuttyely.
I •beNeve that Canada - is',' sluet'tly
to float t'he'8th' Vieto;y :loan; in
support of, 'drat I would 'say the
, following: I .tha.v-e steen, your sone
• and your huslbands, your brotherm
emit Year sweethearts. .
I have ,steep how' they worked.
played, -fought and 1lfved. I hay& eeels
some of .th'ere die. I've seer' :nnre
courage, more 'hum'our in the Pham -or
diecom(ont, more love dal an era "o8
hate ,and mare d'evotion to duty than
seems, !humanly possible. .
Along with the Al -ides, .Feta eeeta:
Canadian minds%' Oanadiaar skill awl:
Canadian' strength . treating the,
ba0kbane of evil--+erusbing Nazi-
ism,
LII coarse home I imagine I would -
find people still N'rvin,g eel tlhinldng
the way I lived and thought before g:•'
came over's'ees and was given a look
at real sou ➢flee.
On the-continenit of Europe, .ani;
over the •contimeattt, and on, and over
tthe battlefields e!1s!etwtliere on, and;
over the waters et the Atlantic mash
the Pacific, Canadian blood is bull*
your 'Interne security, a lifetime
of tion on the tneedom you were alt
Mem to.
'And if'I 'Mane beak I imagine it.
would 'pe
find ople ,exulting„oven r t-3ae
"levastaittng: ironiard bhe .cJook” bomb--
ing raids over Germany and say-
ing how wonderful they are. You
have never wlatebes the- face of s
pilot as he ,read the bulletin board:
and sew the name of his "buddy"
marked/ up missing. Those -round
the clock ma9!ds' are wonderful only
tech tine „rte' of the uma' and
co a spirit
g
of the men, who .make them possible
The news''walper aceomnts of the
rapid advances of our troops Into
Germany melee wonderful readiasg
to you toiks back ho'm'e, but did you
ever stop and .think of the "het?,"
your boys: ;have went through se.
that you May onoe again. be free"
Pram the slhadow 'of hie Nazi'
oppress ora.
And on the high aeeem-trim tnea
who hlav Inept aeIatthe lite lines' po en—
the unsung 'heroes, the merchant
marines, the man 'of the Canasibeat-
Navy, they too have more than Bene
their share so that 'once agat+t, the"'
would mall he tree.
Until a lot mere 'oe you reellsa'
what your amen have gone tltnoiigh in
Alps, in planes, .in ' landing bargee
mid on float in the junglels, dessert, on
the ,beechen in the m.onin,taius ors
bettlefltellde ell ,over thie Continent,
its going to be tough lo talk to the'
men woo •caano beck, 'ands in the
case of those who should, it's going
to be a lot tougher to Took them
cannee to ?Rte eye.
Pemsonlally I haven't done very
retch, but /God korner I've done: err
share. but I know from a'ctude
experience, 11,a hell thlat war can Tye
Dying i'e 'sometimes. 'easier than[
living through it --tut dving le
always harem than wthat you' folks
at home are eeked '10 tie, Tai ean't-
g'ive untilit lents hecaese' it dnesrl't
1:mst to give money -mitt doesn't make
vont bleed a, bit to buy betide,
These men I wee, with in flnelanel
and Melly 'and; n'r+amlae and ilelointnt
and Holleele. Mose m'et, wile have
flame the Mir -filled aklc" over
G'errinaaty :and give thettr Morel and -
their isigiht
r"theirsdgiht and their limbs, and fhelir'
lives—these amen who really civ ."
till it hunts—they also buy bonds
You at 'home would, ' nnd'eretan' i
this better, if yon ,could go' themes
a. few Imen tel waaidsl, stop al„ a fete
em'ergem!c'v ;dressing `stations•. pray
foe yiour ',awn courage In orerating•
ermine es pent: watch teams of etea7
fingered sea steely nerved surgeons
perforl minetties of sloientoe an man
wbn.:Uavr' !p'erfornved mira'elee, ref
enetrage
Therm men 'in hosaiftals cohtidn he
a» 1••i'etctteet to the indignity of organ
,zed tomes throe Mt the warr'i":.
Th'ey've given• enough': But bf there
wai ssoane were that e•ai, people 'meld
see the horrors amid hettrtmrlies of
war, yen world need bass 'urs+'tng,
nsa eehtnrting and lea§. driving' toe,..
inc bowie'. Lee? !`ion wogtldn^t
meed ary.
Well Boy. I don"1,10110'* why thin
letter developed along these !Neg.
(7 aasmme' yon. T tan net working- tin h
anmanititstton basis) bet if oothi!ng
rleaa, it will Stdel 'et little intik to the
letter,. anywtay, You tin get faster-.
and tenet aiertpllrate terries ori VIM
war ever 'the' radio lett t c eit9'
hoslslhly give• se t have to flit in win
something or othier
- Yours 'dealt' slnterely,;
wa'rry Muter