The Brussels Post, 1967-02-09, Page 5VOTE FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL QUEEN
Being a candidate for Brussels Centennial
Queen, to represent you at your Centennial
celebrations. I will sincerely appreciate your
vote when you shop in Brussels stores.
Thank You
,
VOTE FOR YOUR • CEN.TENNIAL QUEEN
As my name Was ehOsen for one of the
Centennial Queens in. arysSeis vIrci4ild you
kindly Keep illy name in mind while voting
in the local stores,
Thank you
ANN LOWE
been chosen as one of the candidates
represer,t Brussels as your Centennial Queen
would sincerely appreciate your vote while
shoppmg met our local stores.
Thank You
KAREN MUTTER
-laving
to
DIANNE FISCHER,
VOTE FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL QUEEN
!'m Linda Lowe again to say,
Thank ycu ir. a spedial way,
One week in, doing on two
Now depends what you will do.
Voting ends on Saturday night,
So make your votes come out right.
I would be pleased as I could be
If you would spare a vote for me.
'LINDA 'LOWE.
REMEMBER
VOTE
For YOUR Centennial Queen to be declared Saturday
February 11, 1967.
Ntr NA W30344 I'M
WALION
8th And 16th Unit Of
Walton U.C.W.
The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Jan van Vliet,
Thursday afternoon, February
2nd,
Mrs. Alvin. McDonald opened,
the mauling with Call to Worship;,
Hymn 21;3 "Xly Faith Looks tJ
To Thee" was sung followed by
prayer by Airs. Aivin McDonald,
also .he Scripture taken from.
Matthew 25: 31 - •15 , and a read-
ing.
The topic by .Mrs. Clarence
Martin, was lakes from the,
Study Book "Church is Where
The Action is", She also read an
article "A NewYear's Pie" Hytnn
2 19 ".Jesus Shall Reign Where'et
The Sun", was sung. Minute8 of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary, The roll call. was an-
swered with !I bazaar item. There
were 14 members and one guest
present. The collection waS
taken. Plans Were made for the
bazaar which is to be held inlay
23rd. A pot-luck supper is to be
hold at the church at 6.30 Thm,
Morch 17th, and each unit is re-
sponsilde for a 15 minute pro-
gram. A silver collection is to be
token al the deer, The Stb and
'16th 'Unit la to serve and Walton
Petit: to clean lip after, .A hale is
to he sent from the church March
1st.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs.
'Rae liOnstOn are to take up the
collection at the Women's World
Day of Prayer, February 10th,
1. Cottage
2. Cottage
3. Cottage
4. Cottage
ERCI1 Unit hi IA) invite neighbours
and take Genii to the service.
Presbyterial meets aL Winghum.
all (lay February 21st.
Grace wan sung and luneh was
served by Mrs. Rae
Airs. Don McDonald and the
hostess,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. clarence Martin
and grandchildren Blaine and
Lori Ann Pryce, Winthrop, were
recent visitors in Ingersoll with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. McDonald
and Mr, and 'Alt's. Jas. Knight are
vacationing in • Florida.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to give a very
special thank you to everyone
who gave me personal gifts, cand-
ies, flowers, sent eard,aad letters,
visited .me, those who took the
time to phone or ask of m'
being while I was a patient at
\\Ingham and District Hospital.
A. special thank you goes to
the Nurses of Intensive Care for
their undivided nursing care
when I needed it most, and 'for
the Birthday they nia,de special
for me while I was a patient.
I thank my doctors, Dr. L. P.
Walden, Dr. B. Corrin and Dr,
Klahsen for the surgery perform-
ed enabling me the cluinee of
good health that is already re-
turning to me.
My thanks to llev. A, Johnston
for his visit tO the Hospital.
;Kindness such as this will never
iii forgotten,
Sincerely, Mrs. Fred Beeket.
dishes
THE UNITED CHURCH
Oi7 CANADA
Minister: Bey, A, 1.1. Johnston
ti.P*
Organist: Mra,'6'red Stephen&on
1'' a-in. Church school •
1 ani. Guest, ripeaker:
Ross Hemingway.
PitESBYT.L.x1AN Ch U.RCH
01' CANADA
MELVILLE, L:li.U.RCH.
interim moderator:
Rev. McLean
Organist: Margarsat ,Thompson
A RCT
: I . I/0 ['abbe Worship
le UO eau. i,t arch School
THE ANGLICAN
OF CANADA
. er.z•e Priest:
The Rev. f-, G. Braby, B.A., L.Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussel;
Organist — Mrs B. Elliott
eau. 'rite Holy 4ucharist
i\lattins
and Primary School
SAIN7 ALBAN'S eg,
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwood
Organist — Mrs. C, Dickson
iu.hu p.n.!. Militias
and Church School
JAMES STEVENSON
lames Stevenson, passed away
at the home of his sister, Airs,
Richard Carter, at lot 13, con. 13,
Grey Township, on January 26th,
in his 72nd year.
He was the youngest son of the
late John Stevenson and May
Ilislop. [Le was a life-long resi-
dent of (ftey township, being born,
en lot 7, con. 13, Grey Township.
Surviving ace two brothers,
John and William, both of Grey
Township, and one sister, MrS,
Richard Margar et) Carter.
The funeral was held on Satur-
day; January 28th, from the I), A.
Rann funeral home with Mr.
Frank Guthrie, and Mr, Robert
McLaren in charge of the service,
They were life-long friends of the
deceased_
The, poilbearerki ware John
AlcOek, Will. Blake, Eld•win
Martin, Howard Savage ,FVNI,
Itayden, John Schnook,
Temporary enteinhement in
ilrosselS Cemetery Chapel,
Guide Notes
The month of January the
ankles held their Meeting in the
library with their leader. The
Tenderfoot Guides have been pas-
sing their tests. 'The 2nd Class
fluides have been finishing world
gel ting ready for Thinking Day.
The 1st ('lass Guides have been
taking First Aid. Mrs. jack belly
was with the girls,
In DecoMber Mrs, Wheeler
and Mrs, 1). Machoh helped the.
Guides Make centre article for
rlirislmas gifts. For their Chrligt-
Inas party they song enrols for.
shut-ins, then returned lo the libt,
ary for their Christmas party,
MELVILLE CHURCH W.M.S.
The ,program for the February
meeting of the W.M.S. of Melville
Presh:lerinn. church was held
in the ehurch parlour on PridaY,,
r2 C,1. .,r0 and was in charge
of 'the President, Mrs, Gerald
Gibson, who opened the meeting
vtit h a poem "A Missionaryos
Prayer" Hymn 490 was sung,
.1.5 this month was Prayer
'Month a fitting message on
Prayer by Padre Young or 0.A.C.
Guelph was read by the president
4(e,,1( w d by ',-..criplitre reacting
from Ac s, chapter II 1-S chapter
2: 12 21 by Mrs. 'Purvey and
-,:‘!„iFer by Al i's. Dennis,
1)yogrnin t rif` Study Book,
"The Church growS in Canada"
was introduced by Mrs. Gerald.
Cilison. Prom it map or cannua
followc.d the growth or the
enliven from Nova Scot in, Where
pionoor.o. first settled
in 17(19. The rust church SOVICeS
Wr s 6 nee in the homes with lay
Merl oonducting them. The new
11, in• wes pleading for an.
crdtrinori ntitli',Ior to ho sont out
ih until 17114 did they
17av!, the first ordained minister.
first penderny was built
Pieton, N.S. and later Qiieeti's
( ;liege Is; in e:s1•011 11•11(l latex.
lo":0 Toronto, ;is the settlers
nwved westward and the chtircti
went with them.
A very interesting life sketch
Rev, John Black. a student or
Knox: cellege, who was the first
Presbyterian minister to go to the
west. He went to a small emigre-.
!,alaian along GI , Red River in
185t and founded the. Kildonal
church which still stands today.
fl nrcvnised to go there for tum
,ear, but stayet( with the StrUt.
glint; congregation,
tinics f(..1" thirty years and died at
floods,
crop failures tathbrootutget:
the ply age of sixty-two, it true
soldier cf the Cross: It was noted
in the history of Melville the
congregation was formed in I'Swt
and united with 'Knox church in.
1895 to form the present congre-
gation:
Mrs. qihson illuStiitt en the
govertunent of the church by
using' a cardboard plaque show-
rig government or the church as
11 whole, also the \Vernon's de-
partments,
The 'business part of the meet-
ing followed. Roll call answered
'by a Bible Verse containing the
word "church", offering • Was
taken: calls on sick noted;
The day or Prayer announced: a
eottlE•nnidi 1.roject disenSsed,
The meeting closed with a
twain! a ha benediction,
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