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MCCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 293
We Deliver
YOUTH RALLY
Knox Church Cranbrook
SATURDAY, JUNE 6th at &30 p.m.
The Younge People From
'KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, TORONTO
will be in charge with special
'Music, Testimonies and Bright 'Sinh'ing
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'Plan to join with us In this inspirational SeriIce."
Also 'on The Lord's Day, Ethel 9.45 a:m., Granbreek 11 :15 a.m.
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Would you. cast a stdne?
Only those without sin, said the Master, may judge the erring.
This girl and her unborn babe may be the victims of betrayal, at
of the mother's weakness or folly. The Salvation Army merely
asks, are they friendless and in need? In its hospitals,
havens and homes, mother and child receive loving care and
the opportunity for a happy future.
140 maintain this and its other works of mercy, The SatlirtttlOrt
Army asks your help. Your contribution will bring you the joy of
helping others to build happy, useful lives.
The understanding. heart and the human touch
THE SALVATION ARMY
RED SHIELD APPEAL
• Pegelote, Trews. FranleMitchell, Dist. Chairman
Collection will talie place June 8th to 13th
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Thursday, June 4th, 1959
Post Publishing House
$2,00 per year $2.541,.
`LIBRARY 'NOTES —
NOTICE
Dating- June, July and August
library hours will be
Tuesday: 3 p.m. — 5 p.m..
7:30 --9 :30
Saturday:
p.m.
2 p.m. -- 5 Ihne
161110PLE WE KNOW
Dylan Prescott was guestesoloist
at • MedirMe Church last Sunday'
morning. Louis Thompson, R. M.
former organist of MelvMe, presided
at the organ-
• • calm
Miss Ruth Ifeneingwahe B. II. Sc.,
recently graduated from McDonald
Institute, Ontario Agricultural Col,
lege, Guelph. Her college training
entitles her•to act professionally in*
the field of dietetics, textiles and
management. Miss Hemingway will
be employed in the 'Rome Ecoriomics
Service of the Dept, of Agriculture.
Melville Church.
Minister! Ho. Jonathan Green
Organist — Donald Dunbar
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Divine Worship
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.
Organist: Mrs. A, E. Martin
9.45 A. M. Church school
11 A. M. Rev. G. L. IyIills, B. A. of
of Ontario St. Clinton
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Anglican. ClaurcI
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'Partin ,Of
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11 A. hi, Matting
ButiclaY Relittel
tit. David's tientrYit
9.t6 a. in, :Matting;
CRANBROOK
Mr. Glen Huether enjoyed a trip
to Montreal vrith 4!...lan,A1cDonald,.1
friends In the vicinity.. .
Mr. and. Mrs. Olen thoMpson and
daughtOr Lois Elizahetb, !visited_
friends in the Tomah area.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard Mitchtill
Phorold, and Mae and Mrs. Fred
Mitchell, Toronto, . were here last
week for the .funeral of the Tate
Duncan McTaggart.
Mph. Stanley Fischer and Mr's.
Glen Huethee attended the 75th
anniversary of,Maitland Presbyterial
of ithe W. M. S. held in. Knox Chu-tale
Teeswater on Thursday, May 28th.
Duncan McTaggart
Duncan. McTaggart paseed away-
suddenly on Tuesday, _May 26th, in
St. Catharines Hospital, He was a
son of the late John McTaggart, and
was horn, on the laith con. of 'Grey
township where 'he resided until
'moving to •Crahhroolt about 20 years
ago.
In 1915 she married Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, "who pre-deceased him in
Dec, 19I57, He is susivivecl by two
step-sons, }Toward Mitchell Thevold,
and Fred of Toronto, Mrs. Wra.
Patterson of Ethel 18 a Faster and
two brothers, Malcolm and Jim,
;reside in Westent elentula.
CARD OF THANKS
t dtinti taking this opp'ortitilitY. to
theek itiih• friends Who -"tatted nief
thottgbtftilly inquired, Sent 'hovers;
fruits and treats Sind& redent
iiteident. These
.
not
be forgotten:
Dora '8oinoi%
RgeFttiontAt. 00.1mIrrig
ORGANIZE MOR SUMMER
special meeting Of the 13rue-
seis Reereational Committee was
held on. May 27th in the 13ressels
Municipal Office, R. Duncan, J, Q
Kreuter, Rev, Prowl:, Rev. Jagge
M. Oldfield and D. A, Ranh being
absent,
.In the absence of the Sec.-Treas.
J, M. NeDonald was, appointed sec-
tary for the meeting.
Moved by C. C. 'Workman, sec-
onded by Geoege McCuteheon that
that the minutes of May 11th meet-
ing be adopted as read,
— Carried
Seven applications were re-
ceived for the position of part time
Reereational Der'fectors, they were
as follows -- Sheila Black, Betty
Travis, Faye Engel, June Warwick,
Carol 'Bryans, Gerald Huetlr,
David Kennedy, and Glenn Plant.
Moved by G. Wilkinson, seconded
by J. Valiance, that the Committee
accept the applications of David
Kennedy and Sheila Black at the
the saaaries of $24 per weeleHours
are as follows — 6 days a week,
three and five hours alternate days
— Carried
Moved' bs G. McCutcheon, second-
ed by., J. Valance, that the com-
mittee appoint Rev. Daggs and Rev.
Brown to a committee to 'help the
Recreational Directors organize and
manage 'programs
Carried
It was decided .that during the
Bible School Which will be from
July 13th to July 25th, the hours
of the Direcbors will be 1 o'clock to
5 o'clock Monday to Saturday
inclusive.
The age limit for children are:
girls, 15 years and ender and for
boys, Public School Age.
The directors will comanence work
on 'July 6th and end on August 18th
Moved by McCutcheon, sec-
C. L. Workman, that the accounts
as presented for Payment be Paid
" — Carried
Meehan .Hardware, mice.
(arena) $ 1.46
Wingham Advance Times
fear. 1.86
take 'Huron Zone Bee. (teem.
membeystlp 10-00
Moved by J. Valiance, seconded
by G. Wilkinson, that the meeting
adjoin(..
Fischer,
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to relatives
friends and neghbours 6r the late
Duncan MeTaggart, „ for floral tri-
butes, expressions of syrmiathy, and
those Who assisted in any may din'.
ing oar bereavernene. -
Everything was deeply aPPrec-
ittted.
Howard and Fred Mitchell
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
T 0 VV E L
Thur. --Fri. June 4 • 5
Double Feature
"PARATROOP COMMAND"
Richard Bakalyn
"SUBMARINE SEA HAWK"
John Berttly
Sat, Mon, June 6 8
Double Feature
't GUNMAN'S WALK "
dolor CirietrieSCOtte
Van Heflin .Cathy Grant
" LIFE BEGINS '6At 17`
Mark Osman, Dorothy' Johnston
Tues. - Wed. Rifled - id
PLAIN' SAILING, "
(Comedy)
John Cregdon ThoitUrti
Two Shows Nightly, Path or
66i OfiteC one-tie at 8.00 e0CtOck
Flat Show at bitielt
Children' tinder 12 fn car Free
Cartoon at Snell iiiii4OrMatlei
Gwendolyn eiraritin- presided, at the
organ, and' Miss WM:eon Meyer at
the piano. During the reception of the
'offering Mr. David Kennedy coneri-
buted a saxophone solo, accompanied
hy Miss Marion It,Over. A young
ladies chorns cott‘osed of Misses
Mae Myers, Anne Cardiff, Beth Mc-
Taggart, Linda Johnston and Ruth
Ann Johneton, Sane a enneaer
entitled "Summertime".
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INTERMEDIATE MEN'S
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Juice 5 — Brussels eat 43eigraIve
June 6 — Fordwicrt at Stone School
June. 8 --‘• Pordwich at Whoxeter
Amer 9 Stone, Sieigio eat Ilelgrave
.Tuns 10 — Woozeter it -Brussels
June 11 Brussels at Fel:FAT/kb
Stine 13 — Brussels alt Stone School
Jutiv111— Stone Sdbool sit ForehTlcIts
June 16 — Wirloxeter nit Belgrave
Suns 18 — -Fordwich sit Brussels.
June 20 — Woxeter sat Stone School
June 28 — Brussels. alt Pordwich
BRUSSELS SENIOR GIRLS
TO PLAY FASTBALL
Senior Schedule
June a Fergus at Harriston
5 Goderich at Lucknow
9 Brussels at Hanover
9 Harriston. at Fergus
12 Fergus at Ducknow
13 Go detach at Brussels
15 Fergus at Brussels
16 Hanover at Harristori
17 leicknow at Fergus
18 Leek/low at Hanover
20 Irarristen at Creclarich
213 Hanovet at Goderieb
24 Besiege's .Harriston
25 Lucknow at Goderich
27 Hanover fit Bektesees
29 Herriston at Brussels
29 Lueknow at Thieristen
3(I Goderich et Fergus
t.XCE,ttiM THEATat:
WINCHAM, ONTARIO
Two 'Shove Each Night
Cbtlithehelng at 7.15 M.
thiltS.i l Fri., St
jilth6 4 5 ,6
Jai-lit-6 'Stewart Kim Novack
Jack Lerntileti toile Kovacs
in •
Bell, gook. and Candle
An .enjovahle tiff-beat
collier(,,.
vAtt E#EAutV St-thOrit
Cutting Cm] Witting
A Sp''dcl alt
Phone 146 lirthitiele
GREY TWP.
SPH,091, BOARD
The reguler meeting opt the (trey ,
Twp..aehool Board' was bead in the
Ethel school on May 5 at 5 pee.
with all Members and Inspect9r • Kinkead present,c
The minutes eV the last wee-dire
were read and adopted on motion et
CpX and Fischer.
Carried
Motion 'o£Smith and Cox that the
School mill rate for 1959 be 10 mills
— Carried.
Motion 'of Conley and Smith that 1
the Board advertise for two teachers
in the London Free Press and Strat-
ford Beacon-Herald
Motion of Cox and Fischer that
we advertise for tenders for install,
ing a complete oil system in. the
U, 4 (Molesworth) school. Ads. to
be placed in the Brussels, Seaforth
and Listowel papers _I'
'-- ' Carried.
'Motto): of Ceraley and Cox that the
Board sponsor a bus trip for Grade S '
to Toronto sometime between June
15 and 30. Secretary to contact
Ralph Pearson about the same
- Carried.
Mention of Conley Rau Fischer
that the following bills be paid
— carried.
,1). Ennis, dUStilailS
Harry Bolger, telephone tails 2,75
Molesworth General Store, hot
lunch supplies 19.75
R. L. Cunningham, coal
and oil 40.28
Machan Hardware, replalrs 19.75
Alexander & Chapman, ineur-
ante , 13.70
Mprray Hoover, labour 16.36
Jack Hood School Supplies,
suppdtea 27,00
Meeting adjourned on motion of
Cox to meet agate. on June 2nd, ae
8.30 P.is
Norman P. Hoover, Sec'y.
DANC E
Cranbroph Community Centre
FRIDAY, JUNE
Islueic fly K R el WILpg ,Orchestra.
Lunch Sooth Everybody Weloorne
Admission ..Popular Prices
Spy ,Dsored by Cranbr7#ok Hall11.9ard.
Sebastiano. Egg Grading Station
(formerly Bray's Produce)
(formerly Bray's Produce. Ethel, Ont.)
Feed — Eggs -- Poulty
Locker Service — Pickup Service
Phone Brussels 16J10
POLITICAL MEETING
at BLYTH HALL on
MONDAY, JUNE 8th
At 8.30 P. M.
Speakers — Rae Watson, Lucknow, John Hanna, Winghler
Harry Strang, Exeter, Charles Mceraughton, Exit*
Come arid Bring Your Questions
Sponsored by .The Farmers' Union
BRIDGE MOTOR'S
• Have Available
New Meteor and Mercury .
Cars and Mercury Truck
You are invited to come in to see and test drive these uniiiir
IMPERIAL , OIL PRODUCTS
Service Station Open evenings and Sunday:i
10 te 5 for your convenience:
Complete Line Of .
International Harvester and
New Idea Farm Machinery
The Best in Parts and Semis.
Phone 249 Brims*
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ATTEND CONVOCATION
Mr. and Mrs. James Pesteli
attended the Convocation of their
laughter at the University of West-
ern Ontario. Anne Pesten received•
her diploma in Public Health Nur&
7:30 10 P.m.
ing and has 'been appointed to the I
positio n Of Public ' Nurse for the
There will be an exchange of London Health _Department-
'Huron Comity hooks on Pride-9, June
hale igen. —771pm
Mn, Julia 'Kerney, Librarian.
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recently.
- I Mrs.Roes Speiran and son Keith.
* h • Siigin•W, spent a few days with
fitIll e Tile failetel Wee 'held on e Fridey,
May 29th from the D. A. Rabe Fah- t
eral HOMO, Ihreesele. Mr. Glee
altOrriaset. Of Knee Peeelieietlett
Chttiibeeele. conducted tate!
service.
Pailbeetete Were Mee and 11.- ese
Iraiget Glen tied atuai'ay
Ebel Diiriti and • rceilneth Mae-
Dciftela. Seek 4nd (lardon
Engel Wete floWee besitere.
File:rids and reintieetr attended •
'lathe At. Callearinea London, TO"
Mitre, Delesteete snit dodo-tali.
UNITED ,CHURCH OBSERVE
ANNUAL, FLOWER SUNDAY
Amid the beauty of white and
Purple Mae% tulips of all Coheirs,
and other fieveere of epringtimo, the
Sunday School of Brussels United.
'Church conducted their annual
flower service on. Sunday Morning.
The theme wee; "God's Message"
and was built about a replica of a
church surrounded by homes. and
plaees of business' which were sur-
mounted with TV aerials, The sermon
Preached by the minister was on
the theme and led the congre-
gation, to think of the importance of,
neeseages in every day living as
well as during• times of crises, God
speakes Message, to us through
nature, through prayer which is our
wireless •communication system with
Him:, and through the Bible. The
iministea suggested three different
messages that God gives to us whice
are particularly illustrated in the 1st
chapter of St. 7ohns Gospel in the
experience of Andrew. The first
message is "come"; secondly "abide",
and thirdly, "Go'h Andrew was
obedient to these messages: he came
to Jesus, he abode with Him that he
might lerstee from Him, then he went
out to find others,' pareicularly his
brother Peter, and brought them to
Jesus. We may .follow his example,
During the .serviee the wee tots
sang, and also the Senior group who
composed the Junior Choir. Miss
CarrInd
H. A. Sec.-Treas. June 28 — Stone School at Wroseter
tune 24 Belgralve alt Brussels
June '26 — Brussels ,at Wroxeter
CARD OF THANKS June 27 — Belgratve at Stone School
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