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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-06-11, Page 3'E BRUSSELS POST dialed 1672, Serving the 'Farming Commud)t: DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University et Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON t sie hSe .41 Shouldn't You? Tlild BRUINIALRI POST, BRUSEELA ORTON THURSDAY., JUNE 1114, 1004-. R BIACE Used :Spreaders. 90 .Massey. Ferguson Tractor 3Z-S "White' Thresher sed Power MOwer YOUR MASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER PHONE 5 BRUSSEL% ONT. -..Thalillabed at- BRUSSFILS, ONTARIO, every Thursday ItCY W. ILTINNEDT, PilblIsher Authorised as Second Class Mail, Post °Mae Department, Ottawa Insteber,,Canadirin Weekly Nawspapers Association OntOrAo Weesly Newspapers Association Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives S RU'SINESS4 and PROFESSIONAL *DIRECTORY D. A. RAISIN Licensed Funeral Director and Istkalmer FUNER,,,L, AND o,Mst.)!-ANCE SERVICE PHONE 36 or 85 'BRU9SELS, ONT. FARM EQUIPMENT ammo, Oat. FOR SALE &vied Plants Pansies, Salvia; Petunias, Zinnias, 'Marygolds, Tomatoes, Hybrid Tomatoes, Cabbage Spankb Onions, etc. We fill Hanging Baskets and Window Boxes. All kinds of Pereniais. Also Cut Flowers. JOUWSNA MARKET GARDEN PHONE 1NINGHAM 3673262 WINGHAM, ONT. R. S. HE'THERING,TON, Q. C.. ORUSSELS PHONE 120 Thoday and Saturday Ai, !Jay — 0,f." and office Open Every WINONANI Day E. LONGSTA•FF ' OPTOMOTRIST -- OPTICIAN --tsEAFORTH-MEDICAL CENTRE ,-- Tuesdays, Thursaays, Fridays, and Saturday a.m. Thuraday evenings by appointment only. Phone Ssaforth Clinton Office — Clinton Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street Monday and Wednesday' 9:00 to 5:30 p.m. Phone 412.7010 ). , Elgin Boulevard at Laurier NH). - • AIM deers dooms - Free TV and Radio Ak-CowlItioned Lounges ' —WOE PAINING FOR REGISTERED GUESTS 'MANY MAN Ream Wen Single V.50-59.25 • Doubles N0-W:30 Centrals-3333 WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP QUA LITY, SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Week Clay -Your Guarantee for Over SS Veal, of CEMETERY LETTERING Box ice, Yilingitatt1 JOHN MALICK THE LOr4 1 izI HOTEL OR ON I G - 1 he Lord Slmco© Hotel Rev. A.' MacKay, ihnsisit India, Addresses 'Meetings Recently a meeting of Matto lead ,Presbyterial of the W.M.S. of ,the Presbyterian Church in, Canada, was held in Melville PresbYterian Church, Brussels. with Mrs. Wm. Speir of Brussels presiding. In the afternoon the then* "Gratitude" was carried out Ili the devotions, Rev. G. L. Royal, Goderich, in bringing greetings as Moderator, of Huron-Maitland Presbytery, said we need to reform our SOO- iety. There seems to be sni absence of God's presence in, the church and an absence of prayer .on -the part of the people. We must reveal unto others the living Christ and show the Fin- searchable riches of God. Mrs, Wm. Smith, Brussels, welcomed all present, The solo "Nearer My Cdd ti Thee" as 'sung by Mrs. P. Thompson,' Brussels, was enjoyed by ail. The treasurer, Mrs. D. R. 31110- Kenzis, Lucknow, gave an en- couraging financial report. Mrs. T. A. Currie, Wingham, introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Angus MacKay, at present home on furlough from the Tha.nsi field, India. Mr. MacKay's theme was "CiiintinniCation of the Itinspel in Bte; tkVe delegates gave' repOrts Of the Synodical Meetings held in London in April. The Offertory prayer "was given by Mrs. ft Jeffray, 'Belmore." Mrs. L. Kist*, Cranbrook, conducted an "In Man.' mate for those who have beat called to higher Berl** and Mrs. T. English, Wingham, closed the afternoon meeting with tiraye: With Mrs. Win. Spelt hi the chair, the evening meeting centred around the theme "HODo ftilness". Those present were made 'WleC'ome by 'Mrs. M. Hueth- er„, Brussels. - -464: The ,Junior Choir, accompanied by Mrs. F. ThOnipson) Brussels, sang in a most pleasant Illariiief: Mr. MacKay showed slides of his, work in India, depicting the theme of things and the work, of God there, using as his siThieet "Conver sion, Conunission and! Co mmi ttment," FOR SALE Slab Wood. We now have both hardwood and softwood slabs `for sale: at the yak or for le. livery in truck load lots. , Craig's Sawmill, Auburn Phone 52673110 Wetwfrir A CHES011111 Dead Stock Serft frf !Or FsT r it!!!! p!verie Atwood wow sonsin I .1 Your neighbours profit from using ATRAZI 141 Ig* "Control almost 100%" says Andy McLaUghlini Waterdown, Ontario "This was my first year using Atrazlne and I am pleased with the result," says Mr. McLaughlin.. "I used a heavier applica- tion on very grassy areas and got almost 100% control. Atrazine treatment is normal , routine with successful corn growers. Your neighbours, who have used Atrazine, will tell you they wouldn't grow corn without it. One application of Atrazine controls weeds all season long including those in the rows which can't be reached by cultiva- tion. Start using Atrazine this year ... discover how profitable corn production can be. 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