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Olen Thtegier read .the topic "Witleli
-WaY.
The moctIng closed with a hYlna.
followed 'by the ,Mlzpah, 136ne.
dainty 1,,11,11C11 w'a' , N'Veti by ths
hostess, assisted by Wien Cameron
and Kay Pfeiffer.
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Vegetables Wise An a fresh
new taste with, ,
FRIENDSHIP OIROLg
The INevember lneetiug of the
Friendship Circle WPM 'held in the
Brussels Enited Ohurch with 23
members present,.
The .:plresidont .opened the meeting
with the theme bymn anti the
Lord% Pr4Yer repeated in unison,
Atio-v this IntSlness "session Grace
Wilbeo .took charge of the devotional
period. She read a :poem. A hymn
was sung ,ifollowed by prayer • lea
by Shirley Wheetor and a pdesage
of Scripture read by Luella Mitchell
The tote story "Carry the Lan.
!Tr!" was ably given by Barbara
ivteCutche.on. A colored film strip,
`C.per Belt Calling" .was 'shown by
SliVey Brown. The
the Olirtstiaat natives
work,
The meeting elolsed
and the Miz,pah Belied
'Lunch "Was served by
feilf illAfir)iiceaturaetd not to forgot
that Christmas gifts will be ex-
rvitlr
iction.
oah nbsytIounn ed au,t.otoli)e next meeting, (around
with "Firiendship Sisters"
Lil
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In the winter men and materials are more
readily available, and small jobs get better
attention and can be more economical dur-
ing the cold weather lull. This applies
particularly to building and renovation jobs.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
CAN BE FINANCED —
—by Home Improvement Loans under
the National Housing Act, available
through your bank . . . up to $4,000
and up to 10 years to repay.
FARMERS-
-inquire about Farm Itnprovetnent
Loans hacked by the government and
available through your bank . . . up
to $5,000 and up to 10 years to repay.
Plan to help yourself and at the same time help
your community to increase employment this
winter,
CALL YOUR
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
FOR ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE
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issued by authority of
the Minister of Labour, Canada. giva
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The Cranhroolc Ladies Aid met
in the dhureh.
Mrs, Ken McDonald opened the
meeting with a call to worship. A
hymn' was armg followed by a
Prayer by Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs,
Stuart McNair gave the Scripture
Reading taken from the 15th dhanter
of Romans. A. reading' "How Times
Have Changed" vans given. by Mrs.
Earl Dunn, The =Roll Call was
answered, by giving the name of a
woman of the Bible. Fifteen members
were mresent. 'Inure minutes were read
and approved, Mrs. Stanley Fischer'
,gave thee, treasnirer's reniort, During
the business period the annual
bazaar was discussed. Plans were
made to hold it on Sat. Nov. 20nd at
•
711-te next meeting is to be at the
berme' of Mrs. Stuart McNair,
The meeting eloised with a hymn
followed by the Benediction.
W. M. S. Meeting
The. C\l'avemlYer meeting of the
M, S. was held at the home of
Mrs. Alex Steiss win, thirteen mem-
bers and the new studmf. minister
Mr. Thompson. 111.t's
lender opened th 4.. mooting with. •
prayer for to-clay.Hymns were stin' Ili
"With MTS.,art • the ,n!ierio. Prayer
1,‘• .NTrC MointiS.On. SO'HrThire was
mad 1)r Miss Forrest. The topic, on
the tost 'part at the Christinn Saga
wa'i• taken by Mrs. Stri.,f
o,+finley Fisea,;or foe Over the
1),,ines Dart. of the meeting. Mrs.
Me, ;i,11,1 Mrs. Fi8011P1' of FPI-0'1'04
Sectional meeting. • '0 Brussels
and brought. back tvinorts on Ter, M.
C. O. C. wiorlr.
.1"zza6 were made: for a snecial meet
4r,tr. fn be !held in th'e char eli on Dec.
; 3rd. 1ti%iti, Mrs. Elwood Roe of
as guest sneaker to tell
ahem` trim to the. World
COnvention, in Tokyo, Tar .n:.
Election of officers for 1959 took
place its follostS:
PresidEnt Mrs, Stanley Flatter
Vice Pres. I'vfrs, Strickler
Secretary ...„ ..... „ Mrs. Alex Stelae
Vreasurer are. Jacklin
Pianist Mrs. Mac Engel
Supply See. .......„ ...... , @Os, Schnook
Library sec. IVIItt, Dunn
Welcome & Welfare Mrs. Ti, Efans
Glad Tidings .... Mrs, 'Fred Smaildon
Auditors ....... Mrs. S. Evaltia, Mrs.
Gordon Knight
Mrs. Gordon 'Knight closed the
9 meeting with prayer:
rl Lunoli was served by the hOstesa
assisted by Mrs, Fred Smalldon
t and Mrs. Stuart Evans.
L. Knox Evening Auxiliary
ti The monthly Meeting of the
BY‘Srittig AirotillarY Of Knox Church
Was held on NioVeinlier 1,3th, it the
ltomc of' Mrs.. Glen with
inertiberis and one visitor nreSerit,
litre leader Of this ineetilitg
Rest Knight bnened the meeting
.; with; A (kilt to Woi'efilo, &lowed by
j A i",i0titStili'0 Lesson was
Itatl to tintsbri followed bY Prayer.
The meeting *As curried over t6
the riresitIont, Mrs. Oaineren.
The d the last meeting
Were red& and ninirot,Sd. The Mein.
.11 ber,4 ttece'nte41 inVIttlatiOrt to attend
be beeentlibt theOtitig of ti
W. tit. 'El', krfengetritatitS Were matte
te order the new Study took
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Spring-- Tulip Festival "during May"
.// Summer.:,. rishingi Hunting
Fall— Carnival oil Colors — Gatineau Hills
-me Late September, Early October "
Winter—,,Skiing, Within 4 Miles
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Un Stuiday morning, Nov, 23, tit
10 o'clock, .4 young people'a Bible
will he condoeted by .the
R. Thompson. An
young people are .extended a beartY
luvitattim to attend this new .class
of the Sunday School.
Recent .,isitors at the home et
Mrs. James Noble were lwr bro-
I titer • Robert ,and Cram b...4H of
Miolt,
Mimi 111.1411er, son ,ot Mr. and
Murray ',author, had the tuts-
fortune to .fall while playing last
week, sustaining a broken right
urra.
N ,ep bt mind the Bazaar in tire
Community Centre on Saturday of
this week at 3 p.m. Como and get
yet Kr 'Christmas Cards, Gifts and
home larking,..Scne "ad" in this
issue,
,On Sunday Mr, and Airs. Murray •
Hu?ther and flmily called on Mr,
and' Mrs. Doug Lawless In Simcc*..
They were accomPanind by MY.
! Duncan MeTaggart who visited with
1 Mr, and Mrs. Fred Elsley, Wood-
= stock.
Anyone interested in helping the
I work - of the Library may do so by
donating baking or dandy for the
sale on Nov. 29th,
Cranbrook Ladies Aid.
..Q1iAN-1$14...VO Lc
BRUSSELS,
IS WINTER
THE .
BEST TIME-
-for repairs, maintenance,
renovation and general
clean-up work around your
home or place of business?
ANNOUNC ENT
JOHN C. WARP
Chartered Accountant
plie4sed to ,annettnet; the onetting Of tixt Offie..3
for the th'netic:e of laic ttrotessioa in
Lis towel, Ontario
elephone 200 Wallace Ave., N.
WEEKLY SALE
Brussels Livestock Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
Tour home toarlmat where you Are weleoute as
Vatter, Consliguar or dyer.
PHONE 46