The Brussels Post, 1967-03-23, Page 5
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being held in ;40.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF' CANADA
Mink0.er; Rey. A. M. Johnston
B.A.
Organist: Mrs. '-'red Stephenson
Good Friday kiervice. 11
Easter Sunday
9:45 t1,111. •Laial'en SenOul
Li a.m. "Would You Believe"
PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH
OF CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A, MeCARRULL
:10 _AIM, Church .Sehool
11 A.„11, Public Worship
If a Man.. Lie, Shall
lie Live. Again?
Organist: M. Thompson A.R.C.T.
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
r.sh Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A„ L,Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels
Organist — Mrs S. Elliott
a.ni, The holy .Eucharist
I 1:30 aan. Matting
and Primary. School
SAIN1 ALBAN'S et
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwooa
Organist — Mrs. C. Dickson
10:00 a.m. Malawi
and (Amid' School
IN MEMORIAM
•--In loving memory of
,Mrs. hichard Alcock; who pas-
sed away eighteen years ago,
,March 26th, 1040.
Wishing today as we wished be-
ore,
That God could have spared you;
many years mote,
In oar hearts your memory is kept
To love, to cherish: and to never
forget,.
husband asd
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N, tilt 411 IIt.S tii1.111:11jj, ii neea ;
was :50011 101 a citeese Luca:01.y.
(Jilt' was intim it halt .1111i0 \\ est
the village iu 111e early days and
it 15 still ul operation. 11u1n6Wnrth
C1tee40 hall a rep11tal.1011. Of Its
The share of prizes came
its way including • The BriLitsh
Empire Medal for two years.
It teed mill was erected
by \\'in. Lamont and filled a great
need in the community. This build
lug \vas too close to the highway
se was torn clown. Then two of
our local boys, McIntosh Brothers,
erected a new, modern -feed mill
which is still in eeeration. There
iS also a garage and welding shop..
\1'6 also boast a small restaurant.
Now its churches - - The first
church with a settled minister
was built by the congregation-
alists. Then in 1811.1. a Presby-
terian congregation was organ-
lazed amid they worshiped in the
Congregational chrch until 1868
when a church wt,..; built at a
cost of $975.0t. This church was
used until when the present
church was built at a cost of
3-116.80.
There was also a Methodist
church but due to lack of inemb-
prs it closed 11)011t, 1916, In. 192.7 a
United Church was built.. It was
in use for 20 years, when it clos-
ed. In 1919 when the Grey town-
ship school area.. was formed this
build•ing was made into: a school.
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•Aith nil basses 11110. luentis
/ra11sdor1a11011.
111 Ori ;11 .;i Stn oral
ga\ e their 1.11'06 1.11 first one.
in the second all returned but
seveial heal the scars of battle.
.,1wo .sN\ orth 1101! ii post offico
located in the store. sonic old
letters are still around.; one es-
pecitt112,, dated .`--ttturittly
November 1866.
Moleaworin, Canada \Ves(., writ-
te a 1)011'1 ways on the paper. Mr.
Samuel houghead drew the mail
from. Molesworth to Listowel for
thirty years' when Rural Delivery
started.
In the 'Moles worth Tele-
phone ('o, was formed. it operat
ed for 55 years but due to lac.dh of
help to ktup it i u repair it. [ins
been lakon over by the Bell Tele-
phone Company. library in
counection with _Huron County
is located in the st.ore. Looks are
changed every three mentlas, thus
good reading 18 avalla151e. Hydro
has been a great asst to the
a Tea.
The people who hie in the
village have a. water system
which, supplies all the water
needed on a per unit rental basiS,
:1
Ul..i.1,11ILLILIL)11. l hey ipuilSol'
rink Men ,ts .the
OlO church shed. 'I here • may .not,
et! llii tiarliat.a Anil S.COI,t.n Or
nol)b), 11h116 oat It is a busy
pot during the Ainter mouths. !
'I tic iustitut e prte,tueu. the $1)Ork
which led to the work .0f ronO,
ation of the „NI ulusworth Come-
N.-1.y where a lot of our lore-
0 1 lic.rs sloe!).
in co-operation
the Department of Highways ,
street lights wore installed •
it'll inmesh appl'eCiated.
\\'e who live in the community
are proud el: it. The fine farms,
the good buildings, and would
hope worthy followers of the men
and women who pioneered the
community. And maybe a little
111010 _pride since weLhave the man
of the year in our midst, an. event.
sponsored by the Listowel Oltainh7
er of Commerce,
Further items of interest will
follow in connection with the.
entennial Year.
,A la1't iii.
!ipt (1.1)5 la:it
With her blstvi', .niss 011111
;qrs. Earl Dann a.e.colnpallied
Mrs. .1 Tart Evans told 1(1)-
tit :teh. ently v.nei O. they
vistftd with Mrs. aiary Bird and
mr, t o l d mrs, Jas. Yotile.;.
Clem:Sten:1er Sr. came
home last 'Ns oelt front St. Joseph's
hospital, London where she Ji
1w01l for near! three months,
Sandra and Roger Cameron,
children of Mr, and Mrs, Alex
Cameron underwent tousilectom-
les on Tuesday, in Listowel llos-
PitaL
Thu books were changed at
the hibrary on Monday and more,
books have been added. Since
the new County Library system
began this year there are no
membership fees. yew readers
are alwaYS welcoMe. Library
hours are 2 to 5 each Saturday
afternoon,
HISTORY OF M01...ESVvORT1-L
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1 14111 11.11 '1 [Wee art.; Out ninny !
gootl bushes any more,
BRUSSEL
IS
MCA:h.
IN MLMoRtAm
'memory of a
dear husband and ft:alter,
tLieorge iloy, who passed away
ono year ago; aarell 4c3", 1066.
If I had only known, I'd haVe
never left your side,
That before another meelitigi
you'd have crossed the Great
In tears I watched you sinking, 1
watched you fade away.
My heart was almost broken,
you fought so hard to stay.
But When L saw you sleeping so
peacefully, free from pain
could hot Wish you back again..
So God put your arms around
him_ and keep him in your
care
il:ia:ke up for all he sagerea and
all that was unfair,
Lovingly remembered and
sadly Missed by wife Betty and
ha1uily
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FRIDAY
MARCH 31
Sponsored by the Brussels
Minor Hockey Association
FRIDAY SATURDAY
11:00 a.m. SQUIRT
BLUEVALE v's BELGRAVE
1:00 p.m. SQUIRT
BRUSSELS Vs WROXETER.
BANTAM
BLYTH. vs MONKTON
BANTAM
BRUSSELS 'vs BELGRAVE
2 :30 p.m.
4 :00 p.n
7:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
MIDGET
BRUSSELS vs BELGRAVE
MIDGET
ATWOOD vs MILDMAY
9:00 a.m. PEE WEE
BRUSSELS Vs BLYTH,
10:00 a.m. PEE WEE
BELGRAVE vs MON'KTON
1:00 p.m. SQUIRT CHAMPIONSHAP
2:30 p.m. BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP
4:00 p.m. PEE WEE CHAMPIONSHIP
7:00 p.m, 1MIDGET CHAMPIONSHAP
8:30 p.m. JUVENILE CHAMPIONSHIP
BRUSSELS vs RIPLEY