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GIRL GUIDE
ANNUAL COOKIE DAY
SATURDAY, APRIL 25th
The Guides will canvass door to door
Brought to you as a public service by
ONTARiO'S SILVER & BLACK /11-E
BRUSSEL& 4-H
BEEF CALF ci..qa.
The organizational meeting of
'the Brussels 4-11, Beef Calf Qui>
,was held on Tuesday, April 15th
in the Brussels Library, The,
meeting was opened with the 4-H
pledge. ;The duties of the Club
officers were outlined by Mr. Bert
Award, Huron 'County Engineer,
iThe election ye officers was
then held and the officers are:
President Gerald Smith.
vice President .... David (lowing;
,Wayee eeiston
The club leaders are James
Smith and Ross ISmith. Follow-
ing the election the inateriale
for the coming year were dis-
tributed.
BRUSSELS 4-H
TRACTOR CLU,B
The organizational meeting or.
the Brussels 4-H Tractor Club
Was held on Tuesday, April 15th
in the Brussels Library, The
meeting was oPened with the 4-H
pledge. The duties of the Club
officers were outlined by Mr. Bert
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Alogearte Hurou 'County Engineer.
:The election of offieers was
then held and the officers are:
President „Dave Wheeler.
Vice Preeident Gra,em.e Craig
)Sec.-Trea.s. John.Strickler
Press Rep. .... Ross Hemingway
The leaders are Don Perrie.
,and Jim Bowman, The materials
for the year were handed Out
and a few explanations were
Made.
ETH Ea
Friends and relatives gathered
at Duke's School and presented
Mr. and Mrs. jack Conley With a
'large picture and TV snack tables.
pouglas received cuff links.
'Progressive euchre was enjoyed.
The family are leaving the com-
munity to live in Ethel where
they have purchased the tiara-
ware store.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Hewitt
of Listowel were Saturday even-
ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Bremner.
TH'E UNITED CHURCH.
OF CANADA
filieister; Rev, A. M. eoeustou
BA., BD.
Organist: Miss Sharon Storey
a.m. Sunday School
11:00 am. Morning Worship
Sermon Topic
"Fragile — Handle With Oer
PRESBITETilAN CH'
IN CANA DA
MELVILLE C'ellijik
Minister: 1uw. W. J. Mormon MA
Organist; Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARCT
0.00 a.M. Church School -
111:00 a.in. Public Worship
Mr. Jacob G. leinper,
Whitechureb.
Theme: "No Other Gods"
Everyone welcome
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OF it•ittilAi.tfo:4
Rector: Rev. ii. L. jeutiiii,ga
BA., LTIi.
Orgaelle; Mrs.
1. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Church Schooi
ST.
p.m. Bible Study
2.30 p.m. Evening Prayer
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. W. .Seeiran, who spent
the winter in London, has retun-
ed to her home here.
W. Fischer, who has been. a
patient in Listowel Hospital the
past few weeks is reported as
improving.
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JACKSON. ALUMINUM LTD.
SEAFORTH
is collecting wool for grading
and sale on the co-operative
plan. Shippers may obtain sacks
and twine free of charge from
the above or their
Licensed Operators
Realize the highest returns for
your wool by patronizing your
own Organization.
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
40 St. Clair Avenue E.,
Toronto 7, Ontario,
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WALTON
Zurich Lady Gives
Address At. Walton Bazaar
Easter flowers formed tue set-
ting for the ;Bazaar of tne Walton
Unit.
MTS. H. BrOwn at the organ and
IVArs, Jack Bryans accompany-
ing at the piano reueered several
numbers.
A devotional period was held
in the auditOriam of the church
with Mrs. A. McCall, president,
opening they service with the
Call to Worship and the hymn
t`Ponte Holy Spirit Healing
Dove." Nees. W, Heckwell read
the scripture taken from the 3rd
chapter of James followed by
prayer by Mrs. G-. Watson.
eles. McCall welcomed the guests
on behalf of the ;Walton Unit. Mrs.
Neil MfcGavin rendered a SUI.0 with
Mrs. H. Brown accompanying.
Ma's. N. Reid introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. lagen Mc-
Kinley, oil Zurich, secertary of
I
County. She took as ner theme
program committee in Huron
"The Hands" soinething we
carry with us. We can see the
wonders of God and also the
art of living. Who could create'
such a masterpiece as the
"Hands!" As 'we talk about our
hands we will think more about
them. Useful hands are Much
better than pretty hands. There
are 1000 references to "hands"
in the Bible. As we go through
life we are leaving our finger
prints On the World. liens. Mc-
Kinley quoted dillerent 'pas-
sages from the Bible where •
the word "hands" was used.
Mrs. Learning thanked • the
speaker and presented her with a
In her Thank You she re-
ferred to a Onzistmas message
given by the late King George
V in which "hands" were spoken.
of.
;The offering was taken up,
by Mrs. H. Travis and. Mrs.
W. elewely • with the offertory
prayer presented by Mrs.
lVecCall. Hymn "Oh Master Let'
Walk With Thee" closed. the.
meeting.
Rirs. A.. McCall and Mrs. J,,
Mohlwang received the guests
and Mrs. J. Ulan: was in charge.
of the guest. book. The ushers
for the afternoon were Mrs. K.
Achilles and W. Hackwellt
el very successful bazaar and.
tea was held in the Sunday
School room. Counters of baking,
fancy work and aprons, miscel-
laneous and candy were well
well patronized.
NOTICE —
Jar. J. Embro, Aecordian
ICOilege 02 Music, Kitchener
Wham to begin, his beginners'
dies is aeoordisul in Brussels.
ininuHuun of ten pupas Is re-
quired. It is not seesaw, to
own, or bring an lostramom.
For further partunagrb NRIte
Mrs. Robert Raymond or alma
223W, or write to Mrs. Blair
Iicintosh, Listowei.
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6 BIG DAYS
SPRING TEA and BAKE SALE
Sponsored by Evening Unit I U.C.W,
FRIDAY, MAY 1 st
3 Pan. -- 5 P":
Brusseis Uniteel Church Basement
STARTS .APRIL 27th
APRIL 27 to MAY 2
Adult Entertainment
LISTOWEL THEATRE
DRIVE•IN
First Shaw at Dusk
I
Mrs. ldeila Wlllsou has been;
;engaged as a member of the
Brussels Public School teaching
staff for the coining term.
Sylvester Fox suffered a
painfut,i [injury while repairing a
tractor last Frriday, A hand was atrallairlataaalt
seveely mangled necessitating
the amputation of a finger.
PUBLIC MEETING
A meeting is being called' for the purpose of
considering the formation of an
HIS FORICAL SOCIETY
on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1964
at 2:00 p.m., D.S.T., in
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, COURT HOUSE
All interested citizens welcome
JOHN G. BERRY.
Clerk-Treasurer, County of Huron,
Goderich, Ontario.
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