HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-01-15, Page 4THE. BRUS POT
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uNrrap CHURCH W, fv1, S.,
The January meeting of the
W, M, 8. opened with "Call
Worship" by the president, Mrs,
B. Thomas; renewed., by a hymn,
Prayer by Mrs, Thomas, serlvturo
Isaiah, chapter 11, verses 1,0 anti
chapter 4y, . verses 1-4 by Mrs,
'Gallagher, Mrs, Meraddien taking,
the comments. 11ev. L. Brown:
conducted the installation of
°Meet's for the new year bi a, very
Impressive
o 1r 011n1$
1st, ldv.7iiecee PPrrol, .7111,firl'ss,, NBIQr101‘No'ni
Srd, Vice Pres, — Mrs. F, Nichol
Treasurer — Mrs. R. J, maanehlta
Rec. Sec. Mrs, R. J, Walker'
Asst. Sec, — Mrs, J. Rowland
See. Chr, Citizenship _ Mrs. J.
Turnbull
Supply Sec. — Mrs, R. B. Cousins
iSec. of Associate. Members — Mrs
Monthly Mrs; C.
see.A,efArmniissstr,ong
McFadden
Sec. Community Friendship — Mrs.
T. straeban,
Literature See. 1— AV.s, J. Rowland
Press Sec. — Mrs. R. J. 'Walker
Supt, Miss. Band — Mrs. A Rann
Aisst. Supt. Miss. Band — Mrs. Max-
01;falaelald Baby
Supt. — Mrs. G. Stop.
enson
Pianist — Mrs, H, Thomas
.Asst. Pianists — Mrs. R, S,
ton, Mrs. A. Armstrong
A hymn was followed with prayer
by Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Cousins i
reported for Christian Steward
Ship and Mrs. 3, Turnbull for the
Christian Citizenship.
Mrs. Cousans reported 1 blanket
is to be purchased and mitts to be
made for t he bale that is being
packed to send to the Indians of
Western Canada,
The visiting Committee reported
12 calls had been made, Mrs. R. J.
McLiamehlin and Mrs, R. J. Walker
were appointed to meet with com•
mittee to make plans for the World
Day of Prayer. IIIEE
The new president will meet
with her executive Jan. 14th, S p.m.
at the church.
The newly fOrmed C. G. I, T.
group will become affilipited with
the Senior group and will be pre-
sented with their World's Crest at
the next meeting.
The nominating committee for
1959 will be Mrs. .T..Brytans, Mrs,
R. B. Cousins, and Mrs. F. Michel.
A hymn and the Mizpah Bone-
diction closed the meeting.
'Lunch vas served by Mesdames
Cousins, Downing, McLauchlin and
Mann,
Payment of the foltowing accounts
was authorized ;
R. Campbell , 815,00
J. Oink „. ,,, . , .....,—,„ ,, . ,,.5,49
G, Workman ........ 3.00
Advance Times ,,.. 3.27
Howard Clark 62,00
J. Hood .............. ..... „.. 8.53
Imperial Desks 490.53'
DANCE
To The Music Of
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
At Parkview Gardens, Listowel
sponsored by the Listowei Branch of the Canadian Legiee
Every Saturday Night
Everybody Welcome
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WEEKLY SALE
Brussels Livestock Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
Tour home menet where you are welcome aa
Visitor, Corsi or or Bayer.
PHONE 46 BRUSSELS,
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
PLASTERING, BRICK and CARPENTRY WORK
Free Estimates Prouipt Service Guaranteed Workmanship
HUNT BROS.
ATTENTION FARMERS
Not only does it contravene the
Highway Traffic Act but it is duffs .
cult to keep township concessions
and sideroads free of snow if the
plow is being continually lifted for
milk cans and cars left on the gravel
Roirtieri of the road. We are not re-
ponsible for any damage that may
occur.
Earl Bowes, Road Superintendent
of Grey Township.
must
All communications, notices of deputations and accounts
be in the hands of the Clerk not later than noon, Saturday,
at LAURIER AVE.,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO 0
Summer S-93./.12,_:•?, Fishing, Hunting
V 0,
Fail— Carnival of Colors — Gatineau Hills
Late September, Early October
— Skiing, Within 4 Miles
AT A1 :? SEASON TAKE IN THE . . . . .
PP_',ialnent Buildings National Museum
Experimental Farm National Art Gallery
Plus mitny other places Of interest
L IN_ ELGIN BLVD.
t.
Spring — Tulip Festival "during May"
'The Huron County Council will meet in the court House,
Goderich, Ontario, on Tuesday January 20th, 195$ at 2.00 pon.
Janivary 17th, 1959.'P
R. R. 3 BRUSSELS PHONE 8314
No Job Too Small or Too large
address HOTEL Tour distinctive
Only steps from the. Parliament Buildings,
leading stores, railway terminal, arid theaters. 400 rooms with bath and shower.
TV and Radio in all Guest Rooms.
CAR PARK
—supervised on premises (100 ears)
Single from $6.00 Double from 0.00
,FAMILY PLAN
ToOn vietk.,1444 SerallOad for Sebool arto.44
WHO lbo Iturbicri for *brooks inforoAtIorl and Club Cabroo
in Ottawas
John G. Berry,
Clerk
County of Huron.
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20-% t*DISCOIJNT -
SALE "46
On All Dry-Cleaning
Starting January 1,2th
to January ,24th
sa„6-1071.
REMEMBER, YOU NEED MORE ROOM! leave lot's
of room between your car and the one ahead — you'll need
extra stopping spate under winter conditions. Wintertitrie it
the time when road courtesy is most essential givethe other
drivers a breald &loWbankS or drifting snow may cOriceal
stalled vehicles, lildtten drivOways, intersetlioni and pada:1i • At/
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BOARD
The first mes..ting for 1,IOd was
held January titlt, by "Morris Twp.',
.School Area. II Oa rd:, One moinber
was absent,
cloOrge .111,icitie was namett
Chalvnlan of the Board .and ttalplt
Show re.appointod Seeetary/PrOkLS.,
aertir. Applications for earstakees
were coasiderd and the following,
appointments,. made —
No. 1, ',Vitirray South.
No. 4 Ross Nichol
Ne, 5 1nrl Atiredson
No. 7 label Mathers
No, 10 Ross P.eaceek.
No 11 Jas. Clark
No, 1.2, Menviin Richmond
There were no applications from
3, 6, or 8.
TruSteeS 'were
schools ,as follows —
G. Mioble 5 and S
0, Haines, 1 and 7
R. Watson, 4 and 6
T, Dundas, 11 and 12
E. Young, 3 and 10
assigned to the
,\lexautler Hardware ...... . ... .147
:\iat.tisit a rd Wa)re
The $1 a naard - 2.73 •
W. (1. Leach 3,50
.... ... ... 3,05
McArter ..... „ ....... .. .„., 10.00;
It was deelded that the next ineet,
lag of the Board be held the first
Tuesday In February, 1050 at the
of George Michie at 'Sp.m, and that
all Morris teachers be asked to be
present at this meeting,
Geo. Michie, .chairman
ttalttlr Shaw, Secretary-
ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The first meeting of St. John's
Ladies Guild for 1959 was held at
the home of Mrs, Davis on January
7thi at 2.15 p.m, with a very good
attendance,
The meeting opened with the
singing of a h ymn followed by
prayers and the scripture by Rev.
N. Jaggs.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted, followed by
the treasurei's report.
Mrs. Davis then gaLve am interest,
ing t.reading on "Painting the Snow",
Pat Davis conducted the business
i
Plans were made for the annual
Pancake Supper to be held reb, 10th,
Rev. K. Jaggs closed the meeting
at,d a dainty lunch was served by
Mary Storey and Alberta ,Smith,...
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