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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Assgsmataile§
The chaperones, Mrs, W.
Strickler and firs, S. Evans
(those Gale Wlsou and Rae Smith,
as girl and boy who contributed
most to everyone's fun through
the evening and they received
a small prize. This' will be a
regain?' feature in the future.
1‘[.c2:)i)bers of thee School Board
(at the school for a meeting were
invited to join the Buunyhop
whereupon they all disappeared,
like snow in July except one who
helped break a tie in the elim-
ination dance and gave the prizes
to Myra McNair and Johnny
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CANDY and BAKE SALE
In the Brussels Public Library on
SATURDAY MAY 4th — At 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Local Association to
Brownies and Guides
TEA WILL BE SERVED
Brought to you as a public service by
ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FLEET
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Melville Guild tt
April Meeting
The Melville Young Women's
;Guild held wen. April meeting in
the church parlour.
Ethel Brewer charge of the
devotious, "i4a.ster Thoughts'',
' An. Easter hymn. ''`Christ The
Lord Is Risen' was snug. Mrs,
- Brewer then -read • an urtiele
on Easter Customs in many lan.is,
and beliefs. The scripture, taken
• from Luke 42, verses 1-12, was
read in unison, Isabel Smith teen
arti(Ue ':Sunrise and Sunset ",
This was followed with p rayer
.;by Thelma Cardiff, Ethel Brewer
and Muriel Shortreed favoured,.
with a duet 'Vile Old Rugge4
Cross.', Thelma Cardiff read
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ANNOUNCES TEACHING
FREDERICK J. PARKER
PIANO * ORGAN * THEORY * VOICE (up to age 15)
At Brussels United Church
Thursdays: 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
SatUrdaYs: 9:00 to 5:30 p.m.
(Other' times forthcoming)
Rupils Prepared, for Examinations Upon Request
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ENJOYED BY MANY FAMILIES
ACROSS ONTARIO
FOR. BREAKFAST
JUICE DRINK
Why not let your Earnily enjoy this delightful
nectar of four blended fruit flavours -
Oranges Apricot, Apple and Prune ?
NUTRICIOUS too, because it, contains added
Vitamin C and A
IT'S MORE ECONOMICAL
Than many other breakfast drinks
ONLY 30e per 40 oz. Quart
from your Milkman or from your Grocer who sells
delicious
COUSINS MILK, PRODUCTS
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OF CANADA
MELV ILLE cHURck.
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison MA
Orgelliet; 111411. Prank Thompson
11,11CT t
lu a.m. Church School.,
11 A. 31).. X.Orning. ;Worship
Rev. T. ,Konhohy, B.A., 13.1),
of 4luevals
i..4Voryoh: Welcome
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A, K. Griffiths
Organist; Mr, F. J, Parker
A. it,t. C, T,
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11,00 a.m.
U.S., Sunday School
ANGLICAN CH Uf11.1-1
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. 11. L.
MRS. Wrvl. J. STLWART
'inure passed away, in Groves,
.Mizanorial kergus, on
Alan lutt, lolls, erauces iluenne
Cox, beloved wife of 'Wm. .1.
"Stewart, in her 74th year,
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Cox, she was born in
Lioderich Township, ki.uron
Wanly, near Porter 411, Oct. 3rd
1889. She was a member of Bay
field United Church where she
was Organist for many years.
Later she moved to Clinton
where she, was a member of
Wesley Willis United Church.
She was also organist of the
Baptist Church in Clinton. She
was a, member of the Rebekah.
Lodge and later District Deputy
President, In 1939 she and her
husband moved to Bru,ssela
where they operated a dairy. in
1948 they moved to Fergus
where aim resided ever since.
She took a great interest in her
Charch. and Lodge until failing,
health for some years past forced
her to give up these activities.
She is survived by her husband,'
Wm. J, Stewart.
Funeral service was conducted
by the Rev. A. R., Robinson from
the John. Thompson and Son
'Funeral Lome, en Tuesday
afternoon,
Interment was in Eaird'S
cemetery,
The pallbearers were Gordon
Mulvey, Roy Marshall, Earnest
Cumming, George Peden, Jame4
Redwood and. Fred 1-Innley.
MAN WANTEL.
To help us supply the e'Ver,
increasing demand for Rawleigh
Products. Are you interested or
have you a friend who might be?
This is the best paying one man
business in the country- An ex.
cellent incoine, for the man who
l5 hnn:est a; good worker.
Wnitt, tOday. 'Itartrieigh's, Dept.
111;4152- 05, 4003 Itichellen,
Montreal:
Id
Phone 285
Watson.
The mystery record guess was
On May 10, during the party,
nominations will be conducted for
Leqi executive members and an
adult advisor for next year.
Election by ballot will follow ou
:11ay 2,4 at the regular party, All
members of Ei-T are urged.
al tend and nominate your candi-
d?: t os on May 10th. Set an
exilinple for municipal nom-
ination meetings by being pre-
sent. Those who do: take part have
no right to Complain when things;
are not done as they would do
them.
We are still hoping to have a,
film for that evening also. This.
is not a proinise but we are try-
ing hard so come early, as film
will ben-in at 8:30 if we have It.
VAC'S
6.4AOTY SHOP
retina Styling Cold Waving
A Oposinhay
i't.auee 140 Etrussete
vvANTED
oil rain Lis, t,s, cupboards,
Lairte:.?, toltet sets, phonographs,
dishes.
Call: A. Fraser, Walton
Phone Brussels 392W8
.r1:1,,,I4tt Story. '].'Iris was
followed by a hymn "The Cny.+4
Resurrection", This part of the
meeting was closed by repeating
the Mizpah Benediction,
....Mary Huether, the president,
had charge or the beehiess period
Plans were made to cater to
banquet In May,
....After an interesting contest a
ac,liciaus lunch was served by
Thelma Cardiff, Isabel Smith
anti Ethel Brewer....
When in. Lis4 owe4 make sure you
VISIr.r
THE William Lin en S TORE
Men's Wear Lathes' We kurs
ARGYLE AVENUE For Quality c4.' Satiaraotien UISTOWOO.
Around the Corner from the Bank of Montreal "arose
From the Post Offioe
HI-T NEWS.
The reguilar 2.1-T party of
April 2,6 wos attended by about won by glary Buchanan.
fifty young people. Although.
attendance was down spirits
were not .and when a survey was
taken concerning future plans
members had many good ideas
such as, a ball team, o badmin-
ton court, invitation to other
teen towns etc, Plans are also
I underway for our second annual
'l el-lull-48 Summer Ball, tentative date,
BA, LT I. ,Tune 28th.
. Organist: Mrs. B. Lii.u.rtt
sT. JOHN'S
Holy Oaramun.lon
and Church School
ST. DAVID'S, Hentryn
p.m. Bible Class
p.m. Evening Prayer
and, Church School
HOLIDAY IN FUN-TILLED
For your pleasure . . Ontario is generously endowed with
shimmering lakes and fine beaches, Countless varieties of
garne fish abound in the cool lakes, rivers and streams. You'll
relax and have the time of your life swimming, boating and
fishing in fun filled Ontario this summer.
FREF SEND IzoR 40 PAGE, FULL cuotiri
BOOKLET, ROM) MAP, ETC.
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY
llon. Bryant.. Cathcart, Minister 09,431