The Brussels Post, 1944-6-28, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, Jun
144
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Yes, we need your help... and need it badly.
This is the biggest job we have ever
Ay tackled ! Everything depends upon Victory.
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WEAR IT ON YOUR ARM
Canada's Army needs volunteers NOW.
And, that means you and you and you!
Wear Canada's Badge of Honorer onyour
arm. You'll be proud of it, so will your
friends.
Every matt who is able has got to do his bit!
Maybe you don't think this means you 1 1 1
that it's a job for the other fellow.
If you do, you're wrong, It's your war, too
:: a war for every man who is a man :I
for everyone who has a stake in Canada;
Yes, this means you all right and we need
you now for the months of intensive train..
Mg to make you fighting -fit. We did it
before and we can do it again s.:: bint we
need your help.
20:000 TONS
OF WASTE PAPER ARE
REQUIRED EVERY MONTH
TO MAKE ESSENTIAL
CONTAINERS FOR'
MILITARY SUPPLIES
WHAT IS WAPITI
can remedy ththis snc every
You
cal
paper shortage'iWaste . by namely:
scrap of Waste paper,
wrapping, paper.—store be/3a--
cardboard ► cartons -- COL,
=gated board—old magazines
and books --envelopes andel s-
tere newspapers.
material for
making
represent the
ceded Piper
tntlking
Containers:
HOW TO DO iT
Tie securely. in separate
bundles. (The little time you
take will save thousands of roan
hours.) g our local voluntary
Saof h
lvageh
Committee or other Was
Voluntary
Orga�ation, or self
Votuntary known trade
it through anydiar,dealersor
others. yyourp important thing Is
others: The "ap
your Waste Papermoving to
the mills.
DEPARTMENT OP NATIONAL WAR SERVICE$
EL AVE
A plane front the Centralia airport
chsed mat erhauup on the farm of
]limes Arbuckle cnnleeetea 12, Last
Wawauosh, un Peiday evening der -
leg tits Storni. The plane was
wrecked, The lone pit t reali'h-h his
danger, parnohuted to safety intnl.edi•
etely pt'eoeeing; the crash and was
e mini reed,
Dating the senile storm: SO chick•
ens were smothered on Ilio farilt
of .Robert Coulees, concession 10,
ela'st Wavenesh, when horny ilud-
dle•d together ler the corner of the
colony house.
Personals:. Mrs, W. J. Geddes
with her daughter, i91rs. ,Tosepli
7,ittls, Seafior°tlt; Mrs Richard
Yule, London; and Mre, harry lalx•
tare, W ngltam, with Mrs, I. A.
Grandpa; Mee. A. 1.3flhintj'ne,
Lctyp6Si; ;with Mr, and Mrs Josepn
''•'' ere. Me. and Mrs. 'Albert Vincent
have moved to their new home on
rite. !arm ;fertilely owned by Mrs.
Alex. Porterfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
• H'urrontet, ETosiele eeod, Toronto,
stavetreken up .,residence in the
houto owned by Neve, James
young;; Mr, and Mrs. Alex Met -
ming ttitended the annual school
picnic of Section 9, Hallett towre
ship on Thttttsday to width former
unpile 'were invited; 9tissr Mare
'Vials Camp, Ottaawa, and 041ss
Irene Van Ctlnp, London with
1Vtns, John Van Camp.
Person els: Dr. Gordon Stonehouse,
Vancouver, with hie parnnt'i, Mr, and
Mrs, Hobert Stonehouse Miss Ilat-•
darn Michie has been Ortgage,1 AS,
leather in the publie school at Heli.
sell.
The en nllal neenvO'ial and dome
alien soreece fit the Brandon come•
tory will be field on Strode;'. J1tly•
3;:2O pant Ministers of the local
churches will conduct the service.
e.-1 be elveli and special
music provided.
Fe iI 'ser Mixt: re For Sale
in Ontario During
The 1944 Fall Season
•
GREY
delightful eveltlttg wt1. t,pent al
5. Su ; in honour of Bet nr \vly-
r ds, bit. •and firs. Al et Sell errer
I 1:1 p .Utuy LeiLilert. Thi evening
tea. rprt,tin Mewing Lo music lap
11"ilbr e' anti 4Vai'whe.'', .4t the
clinch period the bride and groom
were called to ale e'en' by V'1n,.
.:,lith :utd Ilia (011ew1,11 mlfirettg read
by ,Ai.r.,. Hand! (lardtff:
21,'. and Mrs. Seiterrer,
We are happy to !other here to.
1:i+qht ID gh•s our congratulations
and good wishes for the years t0
cenutr which you have chosen. to
:hare together. May 'hey hold touch
of sunshine and a blessing with
every shadow.
We ;u'e glad :to welcome you back
tr. ,m' r•nntnlunity,'Msry 'Phe years
Lav,' brought many chauges ::ince we
vat and learned in the same .school-
eeni, but there are :some, still here,
who ran ?retail those same 'balmy
days; so you need rtot feel a
s tranger.
To ltir Soherrer we .extend a
hand and hope to become better
acquainted.
We look forward to having you.
hath aharo with us the neighbor-
liness, work and pleasure of our
community life.
With our congratulations we ask
you to accept these gifts and hone
you will find them useful . and a
pleasant reminder of those who
gave them. Signed—
Dlizabeth Cardiff
Mary Yui l
Bill Smith
Jim Turnbull
Berea Dennis
Jack Yuill
' The groom expressed his thanks
on behalf of himself and his wife.
i`Lunch was served and. the remainder
of the ,evening spent In dancing. A
good time was reported by a11.
Farmers in a good many sections
have begun haying, splendid crops
are anticipated if weather permits.
•I,AMESTOW"T
On Wednesday evening of last j
Week, a social evening was held in
the school at No 4, Grey in honor
of Miss Margaret Beattie, who has
taught there for the pant two years.
Quality Guaranteed
A program was .given after which
an address was read and Miss
Beattie was 'presented with a lovely,
ocoaelonal chair. The '•address
read as follows:
R,R, 2, Bluevale
June 10, 1444'
Dear Miss Tteattie,-
It Is with regret that we have 1
learned that you are leaving. our
school section, and we have come to I
spent one more social evening with
You before you go.
We appreciate very much the
efforts' you, have made to help us in
our work, and your cooperation in
our games and fun. Yoe have tried
to teach us not only our school
lessons but many other ,things which
should help us to be better risen, and
women when We grow up. You have
always shown us kindness• and
sympathy in our troubles and diffi-
culties and we shall no forget this.
We have not always worked as ,hard
or as faithfully as we might. but we
hope you will carry away .only
pleasant memories of your stay`
with us.
We appreciate too your willing -
nese to help in ,.mr community
gatherings on so many occa'tone and
we know that wherever :on go. you
will be a real gain to that com-
munity.
.At a token of our regard for you.
we aslt you to accept this gift. We
hope it may bring you many hours
of comfort and pleasure. and be a
reminder of happy days spent with
us here. With it go our very best
wdshet for your future success and
happiness.
Signed .on behalf of S.S. No. 4,
Jessie McDonald
The Fort li-res Ar 111\listt•aLor has
Tlnpiir od of the following fertilizers
In be niarufactured andsold in 051•
Jelin for the Fall season of 1941:
12-G; 0-14-?; 4-12-0 & 30 ee, Super-
•
phosphate. Fertilizer materials in
such amounts as will make lip any of
these anixtiivea may also be used. It
will he noted that the 2-124, which
timing the past season: was. reduced
to a 2.12.4, 1tas' been replaced. This •
is dee to the improved situation with
respect to potash supp'tos. Addition-
al.potash may be procured if
evidefee is provided be soil tent
or by recommendation 0f a comps •
-
lent Clewet'nmtnt official that any
specific soul or crop is in need of
greeter• ameleuta 02 potash than to
provided ,te tang of the applmv d
restores. This - information t-liOUld
the •forwarded to the eines of the
Regional Supervisor of .b1sitlbeee0,
fie Colllet' Street,'1'7rooL0 5, Ontario
Where'n-en 'a permit rely be seemed
• Oar the additional' potash required,
Fertilizer Mixtures approved for
nee iii' •the Sprirg will be annolntc=td
labor to the_season, .
0 4r0`50!'
Meng
Want llonital Pop, Vim, Vigor?
Trq bpp)11,V*rnpt� 15p,0 .,drEilelntI onletetS
1000, true, V',lm, v B On nl tin, sftw ,0, 4 nl pt1-
I t,olI asD,clungw nlI 3 0-X aSt, 11 Ye,orp
cane 05 i' 1 010 nip. 8015 It hot GOl Ise 11
t
t[s or SME anaYn(1e, mM1�k i` rprunee ora ori i
At arnggets,east rats th%TnbtdU fAJnY•
1,1 sll
Leslie Jacklin
Francree Denis
Wilma Johnston,
1\iiss Ileattfe, in a few well-chosen
words thanked all those far their
kindness and for the lovely gift.
Then all joined in singing "For .She's
it Jolly good fellow," which was
followed .by the singing of "God
Save The Sing," Luncit was then
served by the ladies of the section.
Rede Cross Warns Against
Notes Being Placed In Socks
Recently a news etem appeared in
'a daily paper about 1 woman en
Picton receiving thanks from two
British prisoners of war in Germany
dor the weirs, she had sent them, The -
woman had ineierted a note in the
toe ' of the socks.
The Canadian Iced Cross urges
that this should not be clone, as it is
under solemn obligation to see that -
no motes or communications pees to
prisoners of waa' with food parcels,
next ofekin parcels, or through sup-
plies ,hooped in (hulk to camps. It -
a note were -found In any of those'
pareele it night result in no further
pis- .,1" 1101115 dtstrlbetei until each
one eves personally censored, end the
free delivery of these parcels de-
penins upon the fulfillment of their
,obligation that nothing of the sett
will be put in.
Barring the 'last war the - Germans
found that cigarette papers were
being used for the purpose of send-
ing notes to prisoners of war, with
the results that all parcels Were open,,
ed and the cigarette papers taken
from them They were never able to
resume slipping.
Shortage of Materials
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.^Fact:or- � F-aceIitie
^ 0% d eirilat_)wa r•1w o r k
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r ojiar Help
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are availablemin greater quantities this year but still not enough to meet
the demand.
The Dominion Government authorized increased production of Farm
Machinery and Pumping Systems because it was recognized that labor-
saving devices were necessary for the farmers to increase production of
farm products.
We will supply our Duro Dealers with as many Duro Pumps as ma-
terials and manufacturing facilities will ` persnit, but 'War Production
must come first.
Keep in touch with your Duro Dealer he will do his best.to take
care of your needs. He will also assist you to secure permit to purchase
from your Rationing Officer at. the War-
time Prices and Trade Board.
EMCO Quality Bathroom Fixtures and
Fittings are still available in a g'rod range
of styles and prices. Consult your EMCO
dealer regarding those now available.
William Gillespie
Phone 68 Brussels, Onto
944
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED
London, 'fi'ot'onto Hamilton Sudbury Winnipeg - Va'ncouver