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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-09-10, Page 5soo"'eses"essossossmieseses.r.s.,,,,,....... FIRST MORi"r AGES Farms Residential Comraer6a1 PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE The industrioi Mortgage '8t ,•.Trutt Co pang ESTABLISHED 3830 Contact our Representative: saws BAKER Phone 79; Res. 263 J Brussels ilabisetal Poirt, iinussims, onion° B S TRIP TO iWESTURN FAIR, LONDON SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th Leave — at 4:00 p.m. Return — After Grandstand Show Fare: $2.00 Phone 140 or 148 for Reservations. Sponsored by: The Girls Bali Team THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Munster: ltev. A. M. Solinsitell .• BA.. BD. Organist:, Miss Sharon Storey RALLY DAY 10.30 a.m, Sunday School AR Are Weieente PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA MELVILLE. CHUFtCfs Minister: ReV. W. J. Morrison MA Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson AUCT 10.00 a.m, Church School 11.15 Lin, Public Worship Sermon Theme: "Forward" — Our Watchword Mission _Band meets to-day.. All Are Welcome ANNUAL CLEKRCH SEA-Vial The Royal Arch Masons of Canada, Province of Ontario Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels Sunday, 13th, September, '7.30 p.m. Guest Speaker. Rev. Cliffmd Manning, of Southampton Chaplain of the Grand ,Chapter • Everyone Welcome ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Beau:: Rev. It L. Jennings BA., um. Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott SY. JOHN'S WALTON Duff's Church ucw September Meeting The September meeting of the UOW was held in Duff's The McKillop unit was in charge of the devotional portion of the meeting. Mrs. Merton Hackwell was in charge of the meeting and Mrs, •Wilbur Turn- bull presided at the piano. The scripture was read by Mrs. Campbell Vey. Mrs. Merton Hackwell gave the meditation and prayer was offered by Mrs. Gordon XeGavi4. Mrs.• Andrew Coutts of the stewardship com- inittee, was in charge of the topic. Mrs. David -Watson, Mrs. Neil lMcGavin, Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Andrew .Coutts presented the skit "All Our Living", Business was conducted by the president, Mrs. 'person Mitchell. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald gave the treasurer's report. The pro- gram committee for the fowl supper, to be held in Novenaber, includes Rev. Arthur Higgin- botham, Mrs. Harvey Brown, )Mrs. Neil McGavin, and Mrs. Herbert Tra,viss. The offering was received by Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and dedicated by Mrs. Emerson Mitchell. -Mission Band The Mission Band of Duff's United Church met. Sunday morn- ing. /Marianne Wildfong was in charge of the meeting and Betty Roe was the pianist. The call to worship was given by Marianne and. Karen Ms:Ewing read the scripture. The story of the shep- herd looking for the lost sheep ,was explained by Mrs. Walter Bewley. Beverley McCall led in, prayer, Judy Thamer and: 'Connie .Coutts took the offering which was dedicated by Marianne. Connie Coutts gave the treasur er's report and the minutes were read by Brenda Bewley, Mr, Charles Murray underwent an appendectomy in Wingham. and District Hospital last week About 30 of his neighbours and friends gathered at his form to thresh his 40 acre crop. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley, Mary and Brenda were Toronto visitors with Mrs. Arthur Bewley. Robert Habkirk has returnedt I:wine to Ingersoll after spending the summer vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. CRANBROOK To Celebrate 95th Birthday Mrs. Jas. Noble will celebrate her 95th birthday on Sunday, Sept. 13th, Mrs. Noble is a patient at the Callander Nursing Home in Brussels, since early in the! Summer. While confined to bed most of the time she is mentally alert and enjoys visiting -with her friends. Her many friends send. hearty best wishes and congrat- ulations on attaining such a grand old age. Mr. Don ' Bowman condutced the service in Knox Church on 'Sunday morning, Sept. 6th. • Sunday School will re-open on Sunday, September 20th. at 10 a.m. School re-opened on Tuesday with Miss Anne Cardiff, Brussels, the new teacher. There is a class I of eight beginners, Mrs Frank ,Smith, Bill Shirley and Douglas spent a few days in Toronto and attended the ONE. Tom Stevens os Leadbury, has purchased the (property of the late George Sma.11don and is mov ing in. Miss Patsy Evans is attending the Kitchener - Waterloo School of Hairdressing. Mr, Wm, Sinclair of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Evans. Knox WMS Mrs. Stuart McNair was host- ess for the September meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox Church, The leader, Mrs. Wilfred Striek- ler, opened the meeting with a poem, followed by a hymn, The Lord's Prayer with responses, from the service of worship at the Anniversary Celebrations in Montreal was used. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. Mad Engel and. Mrs. Claire Veitch, A 'reading "The Laymen's bOatittides'', was given by Mrs. HerMan Whitfield, The pretident, Mrs. Earl Dunn, con- ducted the busineas period, Thir- teen members and one visitor were in attendance. A verse containing "Land" was given in response to roll call. Plans were made for quilting a quilt for the supply bale. 'Mrs. Stuart McNair read "Starting School" and also gave the topic ,Outreach Through Avangelism. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Mizpah Benediction, Lunch was served -by Mrs. Herman 'Whitfield and the hostess The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Veitch, cranheook The Oranbrook V,.1, met at the home of Mrs. Allan MoTaggart, on Tuesday evening September 1st, The meeting was opened. by the president, Mrs Mac Mc.! Intosh with the opening ode, Mary Stewart *Killeen minutes and treasurer's report. The Food Forum to be held in Brussels about April 1,-1965, in the evening Was discussed. It was announced that a social even- ing of the North Huron District WT, will be held in the Irithel Hall on September 15 when Mrs. Eilgin Smith would talk of her trip IC the National Convention Wolfe- vine; Nova Scotia, The visit to Huronview on September 16 at 2:30 p.m, was discussed and pro- grain and lunch committees wore formed. Betty Knight reported on the bus trip Which is On ffiep- eMber 17th. The bus leaves Oran- brook at 7:30 ann. and arrives at McConnell's Nursery at Port Burwell before noon. We will have dinner at the 14:arbour Restaurant and see the sand hills, then go to London to see the London Free Press and TV station, It was decided to help the Hall Board with the Fall $'6.it booth again this year, each Member taking two pies. Thu club leaders for The Club Cirl Stands On Guard are MrS. Leslie Knight and Mrs. Wilfred Stria- THURSDAY, SEM 16tb, 1004 ler, Mrs. ;fames Bremner read a history of Oraubrook W,I. to be sent to the Tweedsmuir History secretary. The 'motto "We Have iprery reason to be proud of Canada" was read. by Mrs. Cliff Bray, The roll call was answered by naming your nearest neigh- bour from a foreign country. There mere five new Canadians present — Mrs, Jan van Vliet, Sr., Mrs. van Veen, Mrs. De Vries, Mrs. Hiemstra and Mr Martin Battu. They told of cus- toms in Holland, why they canto to -Canada, and what they though'.: of Canada on. arrival, etc., and showed pictures,: flag„ wooden. shoeS and numerous mementos of Holland. The meeting closed with the ladies singing Dutch songs and the National Anthem.• .• MARGARET I MacDONALt On Wednesday, September 2nd, Mar E;aret. Isabella MacDonald. Toronto, passed away suddenly al the home M. ner brother Duncan in Grey Township. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Donald and Was born in Grey Township. She was employed as a secretary for a number of years and upon her retirement became quite active in Deer Park United Church, of which she had. been a member. She is survived by a sister, Katherine (Mrs. Wm, John- ston) of London, Ont. and three brothers, DUncan of Grey Township; Thomas of Brtissels and William of Mt. ClemenS, Michigan, She was predeceaSed by two sisters, Jessie and. Annie. The service was conducted by the Rev. Allan Johnston of Brussels United Church, from the D. A. Rann funeral home. Interment was in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers Were .Kenneth Wilbee. James Turnbull, George Turnbull, William Deltneri Wills lam Smith, and John- Pull, , 31:1.5 a.m. Morning Prayer sind Church School "Via St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD - 9.30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School If Monday Holiday For Pick-up Service Phone. GEORGE JUTZI de011 siernalelmss Oggifts..ssialliDn'sbdASIT COMPLETE LIVESTOCK TRUCKING AND SHIPPING SERVICE Ships your bogs every Monday forenoon direct to Kitchener O.H.P. Shp your cattle, calves, lambs, to Ontario Stock Yards, Toronto, for top market prices Brussels Transport Tuesday Shipping Our Rates Are Reasonable. 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