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62.00 4. Yect .n Minegee THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, JAN.•26th, 1967 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE .el
ANN VAL 14,EETING
PRESBY.
OF THE W. M. S.
The Annual meeting, of ',Mait-
land, Presbyterial of theW.M,S.
at the Preshylerian Church was
held in St: Andrew's Church,
Wilnghath, en Tuesday, January
:tit. Mrs, George Sutheriatld, Pre-
sident. was in the chair, and
(melted the meeting with an tu-
inessage for the New
Year. 11 r;: \' King of Brussels
proSided at the orgaii
Morning devotions were taken
by Mrs, Jas. Lott, Mrs. Nobin
SOlinston, and Mrs. Morgan Hen-
!iersori of Lucknow A7AT. M. 5,
Delegates were welcomed by 3.1rs.
rf, A, Currie of Wingbarri,
Annual reports presented
the secretaries showed gratify-
ing progress in all departments.
Plans were made for even groat-'r
effort in the Centennial year with
More Prayer, More People and
Ileiter Programs,
krt011neorl doVntions taken
by Mrs, Finlay MacLean. MrS,
Don MacDonald and Mrs. Ken-
neth 'MacKay of Ripley W.M.S.
The snealccr, Mrs. Everett
iTawIces of Pluovnle. was intro-
duced by T\Trci Thonins
Mrs. MillriteA tttessaen nn the
q.,ay not up for vonrselves
treasures tarn earth. brit lay up
for yenrsolves treatircrs in
heaven for where your treasure
is, there will your heart be also",
'5015 an inspiration and a chal-:
MO.. She bald in is most interest.
lag manner of the life and expel'.
knees of her family as she and
Rev, Mr. Hawkes, as teaeher and
preacher, ministered to the people
of Anglish descent living in the
Kentucky mountains, It proved a
most rewarding ministry, The
small colony, with no comimmi„-
cation with the outside world and
with little land satiable for agri-
culture, seldom hod enough food
to eat or c1othe5 to Wear and had
very little happiness.
'Mrs. Jack tloyd, delegate to
the Training School for Leaders,
at Renville, presented an inter-
esting report,. The Offering was
dedicated by Mrs, Dawson Craig
Of Wbitechntich,
Airs, Mel Ritchie of Kincardine
presented the slate of officers /Or
1967, itietalled by Itev, 'ailatclert
Fish of Winglio,M, Mr, Fish also
brought greetings front tfurell
Maitland Presbytery and cere-
ment-led the W,M.S, rti °Mb era for
their 'keen interest in MisSiottS,
Tti his message he said "Pray
that the Lord will do groat things
and Hint lie will send forth
reapers to His ItartreSt,
GovrteSy reittorks were given
'hy Mrs. Jas. 'Reid of Teeswitter.
Mrs. Stitherland in her clesin„
rerptirks spoke of the many
wasted opportunities in one liven.
which Oland be fruitful, Joym151
and useful as we 1111114 for triter-
" tiny.
Thi, closing prave,' Wet !river,
bY Mre. Vovil Irelirrel of norrIn.
torit0).
CLARK PATTERSON
.bltna Elizabeth Patterson, tfltte,
1, daughter of the late Mr, and'
:airs, William Patterson and
James ltioorge Clark, Owen Sound,
son of the late Mr. and :Mrs.
;fames I. Clark, were married
in 'I (mile ceremony held at, New
St. Anglican Church,
Weigh- leek. Rev. Hervey Parker
ffie in led.
Mts. Laura Machan, Sarnia
we :4 matron, of honor anti James
P„ Clark of 'Brantford rietrici as
best. Man,
ItsOliowitig' a reception in
Woodstoek, the tiounie left for
ii, honeymoon iii Florida. teen.
return they will reside in OWeti
\Heading were immediate re-
nail friends.
PROCTER — MARTIN
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in Knox Presbyterian
Ethel, on January 21st,
with Rev. Harry Waite officiat-
ing, wheri Filizaboth Anne, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
E. Martin of Ethel, beeante the
bride of Mr. 'George Abraan
Procter younger son of Mr. and:
Mrs. J. Stewart Procter of R.R. 5',
Brussels.
The bride was attended by her
sister-in-law, Mrs Peter Martin of
Ottawa, Mr. Charles Procter, of
R,R,. n. Brussels, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
edd i ng ninsi c was provided by
Mrs. Kenneth ,Alton, sister of the
IvridegroOm.
After a trip to ;Jumada, the
balmy couple Will take 'up resi-
dence on the Fourth CoaceSSIon
,'f Morris Township.
The bride is a graduate of the
Hamilton Hospitals School.
of Nursing. The bridegroom rec-
eived his degree in Science or
%.triculttire from the Ontario
Agricultural College. 'Ortelph,
NAMES OF FORMER
RESIDENTS SOUGHT
Readers are asked to supply the
names and addresses of relatives
friendg Who are fernier resi-
d•-nts of this community so, they
may be made aware of the "Collie
Irmo AM'ook Centennial festinr
itics being planned here for June
20th:, July '1st and 2nd
Yoti are asked to give the give
the nantes to Mrs. D. C, Matheson
Prussels as soon as possible.
N o -rtot
tin tin n 1 Mooting of the
BelgraVo School rair will he
held in the community Centre
;,-0 Mondale .1a n nary 80th, at
R mini. As hew plans' fat the.
Fair arc ileCesSary 101 a.li inter-
aorsons please attend.
Soo yrm at risea rena• this,
tlietirdtre at Minor 1-Toekey
l'o'.,111aYnent
SWING INTO
ACTION NOW
cominitiuv etenibers for tires-
'sets iCottne-lionite'Weeki activities
of June 311th and July isf and 2nd,
are swinging into action: The"
committee in charge are already
at: work to assure a monster
parade, eowplute with bands,
baton twirlers, floats, a Centennial .
Queen and various other attract-
ions., • • . .
Committees can plan, and
work, but they•need :the co-oper-,
.atfori of all residents of the eom-
,manity to Whole-heartedly part',
cipate and help 'when and where
• they can •
Officials Natia For
Old Timers Vs MI-Star
Further Information regarding
the Old Timers' Hockey Game
on Saturday, jatittary 28th. Official
referees have bedif Appointed:
Eddie Slack, Referee-in-chief
Sophia Loren, Referee
Brigette Bardot, Referee
Further additions to the Old-
timers' lineup:
Reckless Rutledge
la'afftipin George .Langlois
Ruthless. :teed FP-tether
BORN
'GRENKE Jean and Verne
(Iranke arc pleased to announce
the birth of a son, Kerry
6. lbs. 2 oz. on January
19th at Sudbury General
pital. •.
ROWLING NOTES
The tie has finally been
broken With a one point margin.
What iviil tapped next week-
when these two lea,ing play each
other.
Nick's Niehols • $8
Marilyn's Malthus • 87
Atelis Cameros $2
jack's Jiggers 76:
Davie's Sting Rays .. , .. 63
Marline's Tornados 61
actiest High SiegleS
'Karen trestinzs ... , .. 2(10
Marni 'Bronson 215
Mabel Willis 206
High Triple
Karen Ila,stings e23
tots McArter ""'"'
528
Marlene Rtitiedge
528
Meti'S High Singles
Hill Stephenson
Altht til••-•*,1
Ned Rutledge
Men's High Triple
Mel MeArter r.••
Ned Rutledge I•te .;1
TO Elliott
Ross Minoan
Substitute-a
Dianna liTastillgs for Marni Brett-
Son
Brian "Inertial- for Petty Pronson
t•rwe rot. Velma siopbenson
Thtneen for Dmtcn p
WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER SERVICE
'rhe World Day of Prayer
Serviee for 1.907 will be held in
Brussels United Chureit Fri•
day afternoon. rebrtiary loth, to,
o'clock Members from the
row , ehnre•hei4 of the \yin
take parti. This service wilt he
deplieated in hundreds of rentros
Around the world on this day.
ii)very woman in the community
is urged to join: in the service.
DONALD MdDONALD
HEADS 'BRUSSELS
ARI, SOCIETY
Ninety persons were in attend
ance to enjoy a turkey banquet
anti attend the annual meeting of
the Brussels Agricultural Society
held in the Finited Church on
Friday night.
Clifford Bray, president, was
chairman for the ao ening. The
hey. Allan Johnston, 'minister of
the church, was the guest speaker.
The theme of his address was
"I-Tuman Relations'' dealing with
prejudice,
Business included the financial
report presented Tiy the. secretary-
trea so rer , Norman S. Hoover.
Tbe statement showed all obli-
gations met with a small credit
balance in hand.
The 1967 Fair will be held on
the same ates as last year, the
lest Thurday and Friday in
Sentember,
Cl•1. Parker, manager of the local
branch of the Canadan Imperial
Bank of Commerce, presented
their award for tile nighest stand-
lag in 4-H work to the 19(313 win-
tie, Gerald Baan.
Norman S. Hoover, who has
served the Society as secretary-
treasurer for the past 11 years.
announced his resignation, which
was accepted with regret,
New directors, appointed at the
meeting, for a three year term.
Were:
Wheeler
Dong. I-TeiningWay
Stanley Hopper
Alfred Knight
At the directors, meeting which
'followed Donold McDonald was
Pitied the 19117 president of the
Prussels Agricultural Society with,
Jan van \Met 1st Vice-president
and Doug Fraser, 2nd Vice-
president.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, And Mrs. Mel Aroxness of
Ottawa have been recent visitors
with Den and Sara 'McKinnon.
Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Penile and
Mr, and Mts. Donald Petrie spent
a few day last week with friends
ill Windsor.
Dan. AT,cRinnon is a nstient iii
n a in Momeriai Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, li'. G. Whittare('
p ad family or were
weds-end visitors with Mt
• . ,
} WHO WILL BE BRUSSELS
CENTENNIAL QUEEN?
lirussels Centennial activities
bi graced by a ceutermial
Young ladies who hay0
aspirations to reign for Come-
iltunii,• Week are asked to deposit
their name in the "CentenniaT
Queen' box now in the window
Thomp,..or,
nutehor shop before 6:00 p.m. this-
Saturday, On Saturday night if
nettles will be drawn and those six
Iits will be the •contestants for
the "centennial Que'e'n"..
Beginning Monday customers
of Brussels .stores will he entitled
to am' vote for the girl of their
thoice„ with each i171.0(1 purchase.
The 'purchasing. : pub lie • who
shop in -Brussels store will dee.146,
which young lady will he Queen. •
With each $5.00 purchase ask
for an official ballot and vote for
the young lady you sunport
Protect The. Blue 'jays
• If you are looking for a quick,
onsy and inexpensive 'Centennial
projeet, that even the children
will enjoy doing, it is suggested
building bird :houses for the Blue
,l ays. The starlings are driving
our smaller birds away. Protect
them by building a bird house
with an opening' no larger than.
114", to keep the starlings out.
Then place' it .safe place out
of the reach of cats and enjoy the
feathered .friends you attract.
JAMES M. STEVENSON
James Al, Stevenson, 71, of
iOrey Township. died yesterday
at, home, He was a retired sawmill
operator, He is survived by two
brothers, William and John, both
of Grey; one sister Mrs. Richard
(Margaret) Carter, also of Grey.
The funerni service will 'be held.
Friday at 2 p.m. at the D. A.
Ratin Funeral Home. with burial
in Brussels cemetery.
Children Of The Church
'the Meeting or the Presby-
terian C, O.C. was held in the
Presbyteran church basement
jannary 22nd. The call to wor-
ship was given by John t,
toe" to hoer the story was sung.
had the wo ate ihe•
children of the church. We work
and pray togH .\rid trusting
(led to lead our eery. nil w'r do
and think and s"y. Thabible read-
in:., Psalms 07: 1-7 was given by
Andy Adams, Robert Armstrong
err ,,red a eraver. Joan I tiethnli
Altnmrl rrk, Arm:Strom.' had :birth-
fltly,4 in January-. Collection was
talten by 'Peggy (-Wilson, Joan
lilt oilier and 1`1nnieldli Stiles. Then
business was bad, Thes-''ebildren.
0'1.1 41.4 hate three groups for their
stml- entitled "S•tories of Can-
:'ell's :roypo TreLltid
"tvaF4 pio ltoni1011
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