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Bicycles will absolutely not be
allowed on the sidewalks. Anyone
caught riding on the sidewalks will
have their bicycle confiscated. This
rule will be strictly enforced from
now on.
By Order of the Brussels Council
Wedding Anniversary
On Monday evening, Jar. 7th a
few aetgnb:n*s gathered at ti"
home of Mr . and ;tern. Tltc5. Ryan
Sr., it bent,; the occasion of their
fifty-first we.tdiig anriirorsary.
In recog tlttrn of the: auspicious
event they w'eee presented with a
small gift. A pleaeallt time was
spent in social chat and a delicious
lunch was see .red by the bride of
fifty-one years,
They presented unto Him
gifts: gold, and frankincense
1
and myrrh." rrh.' Matt. 1.
St.
Meivi,ie Church
Minister Rev G. A. Milne, M. A.
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a.m. "Forgetful People"
7 p.m. "Are Ye AoIe?"
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minster R .r. Hugh C. Wilson
10.45 a.m. Tie Session will meet
11 A. M. Morning Worship
The Holy eunununeon
Sermon Subject:
"Bread O% I-'::aven"
12 Church Scheol and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Fraise
"Burdens, Ani HOW 10
Carry Them''
A WELCOME TO ALL
Church of England
Parish or Brussels
Sector Rev. Maurice F. Oldhsun
1t Sunday After a 'hary ..an. 13
St. John's Brussels -
2 P. M. Sunday School
and Btble Casa
7 P. M. Eventna Prayer
and Sermon
St. George's Walton -
2.30 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Mase
3 P. M Evenhse Prayer
and ea1'mon
St. David's Henfryn-
10 A. M. Sunday S=hoal
and Bible Claes
11 A M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Annual Melting or St John's
Brussels on Tuesday, Jan. 16th
at 8 P. M.
United Church
in a message appropriate for the
New Ye,tr, the minister at the
United (:butch spoke on Sunday
morning firm thu teet "Jesus Gil -let
the same yesterday, toeay and tor -
ever." A changeless Christ for a
changing world. 7 he morning
anthem ming by tete choir was
"Forward go' by
in the event:tg tira text 'was
"Reconciliation." Miss Dorothy
Dennis sang the Cadgato in the
evening :.n1 em 'LI.. .. voice of ley
Saviour' y .' h y Ackte
at y
Legion Meeting
Owing 'o tyle presentation for Mr,
and Mrs S. Lewis the Legern meeting
which was to 111'19 barn held
Tuesday nee'it was p )stp.:ued sod
will be bell next Tuesday. J:,cua '
15th, it
Midget Hoc Co;'
Group ;Schedule
Jan 11—Brus,eis at \Vihf,Lam
14—Br'tse.os at T.uc:tnow
10—lVin?Lhm at Brussels
18—Lucatlow at Wingbam ft
21—W2agha.n at f,t.ceuow
23—Leelcu l'v at Br,, ;-els
25—B:uale:a nt \Vingham
28—Br t -els et 1. ickn'0w
30—Wt,ghr.'n a.t Br,. -Fels
Feb. 1—Luck'lew It Wingbam
4—Wingntn nt Lucie ow
G—Litcaaow aC Brussels
First 2 teams n tplay • ffs, 2 oat
of 3.
Players ceretiticat.s by Jam. 15th
Birth 102 ti.icates by ,;en. 28th
Group wiaoe_s decla"ed by Feb.
20th without fail,
REGENT THEATRE
Seaferrth, Ont.
Now Playing—
Thur. Fri. Sat. Jan. 10.11.12 •:
1 Two Features
Warner Bo'ctlr Lynn Merrick
fCrone Doctor's Strangest Case
Radlo's Greatest orlm° expert solves
his most epcctaculsr case.
I Also
Sing Me a Song of Texas
Mon. Tues. Wed. Jon. 14-15 113
1 Boris Karloff Susanna Foster
1 The Climax
In Te.,hntcotor
A metodrams packed with drama,
In Y1,O and rom,rce
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1 Next Thur. Fri. Sat. Jan, 17-18.19
1 Ida Lupine Sydney Greenetreet
! P;flow To Post
It's ight on ti's ton of the year°+
est of laugh Oast
COMING—
Christmas In Connecticut
Brrng- Your Eggs To
Brussels Export Packers Ltd.
YOUR EGGS WILL GET OUR PROMPT ATTENTION
Highest Prices Paid For All Grades
A Share of Your Reines Will Se Appreciate&
%I. R.i Pearson,t`Prop .
Phone k 3x - Brussels, Ont.
CARD OP HANKS
I u:, •, „ my viten(
tri 1111:' :letter, «,. ('121!1,,.
y n,• toe : !!1 :try firm fir. ing
tell. Elt D. Bili i.
rttasels Council Meeting
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1..t.
my
Jut. Sth, 1311
The ;1- - rnoetlnr of the 151'2
Brussels colin)ll was 1•.r,id in the
library '11r tin• above date with ori
! members pass:.t. Rev. H. C.
Wilson o'1 "Int k d lire inaugu111
service. I1eave R. B, Cmoins
expressed tate thanks al the 'lune,'.
to .\A•. Wile° •, are minutes of the
/last 1110?t:11g we"t' read and on
, metdon ,,f A. '.rzwat and W. Willie
, was adopre.l.
u The fainting aceuunts were pre -
smite(' ;
re•smite(';
Good Roods ...... se.
Printing ,.,,,,
• hydro ,,....• .,....C.
Library Tloa: cl
Salvation Army
Division Collet Clerk
$ 1.00
30.00
10`2.00
,,,, den 00
]0.50
40,00
Bailiff Foal , •.... . .... 21:00
Refund to 7. Stood tune,
re dog tat 2.00
Motions were as folk ws;
Eckmier--Willis— That the
accounts as read, be . paid. --Cabled,
Kenna1y--G',swat-- That Rev. set.
C. Wilsoi Sad R. J. Rowmau tee
anpointed to the library board for a
term of three years —Carried.
Willis --K' 10 8.' -That a cell be
made ready in the Torn Hall.
,r
Eckntie• }.awn;— That the
reeve's se:acy be $411.00 per year
and the counMLn;l's salary be
$20,00 Pe:- ye u•. -•-r arried.
Kennedy—Willie - "hat the tax
roll be re`a:nee to the collector for
another month.
Conmmittees were appointed as
follows::
Finance ---ii. B. Cousins
I,. 't'. pick vier
Roads ao&1 \Vali„—A. Grewal
•
•
W. Willis
ar all
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9th, 194'3
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Frertae' i l l t'cteness of The P- st,
Some of the print hard to read,
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or the pca:;t six months it has
become steadily worse, but all we can
do is apologize.
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T he Brussels Post
Newlyweds Honored
Mr, aril Mrs, Stewart L•,we, who
were recently mar 'led, were guests
of honour at a large gathering of
ti 1.
friends, re'1tivcs and neighbours, in
the Brussais Tawe Ilati el Tuesday
night this week, Wilbee's Grc•he:Ara
provided the music for dancing.
During ,ho 0 is , c of .1:4 evening
Mr, and Lars. Lowe were presa•ttral
with a palet- c.. money ay ll.
Thomas esh.ls the ,.ce'.mfleny:ng
add rss was' re.i 0' J,s. S. Arm-
strong:
Brussels, On'.,
Jen. 8, 1901
Dear Mrs. L;J,ve and Steeart;-
We your friends end relatives
have
air •e '
el o .he 'e
g t oil ht
g to
express to you otr happiness at
your safe return !"On: bvcrseas
Stewart and to congratulate you
upon being so wise as to talcs unto
yourself sued al: efficient lovable
wife. We rn 111. hear:1'y welcome
her to oar community.
You have grown tlu in our
village, Stalrnee Ft) we know ail
about your qualities and tike
character. Sine corning to our
midst Mrs. Lowe has preyed hersaf
Police and 7017 ki 1 d helpful
Public Weibel—L, 'W. Eckmier As a 301111 token of the esteem in
11, ^, Cousins which we hold you bo.71, we ask
Public Belli res cousin you to accent this purse of nleuoy.
Scales and Parke --W. Willi; ` lIlay the a r tic:'rs You buy mita it
12. W. Kennedy I ever remind you of .sur nest wishes.
God ,.art you n long life
Fire and Lights—R. W. Kenne:ly
A. Grewal
After lengthy discussion of munt-
cipal affat:'s the meeting adjo;tl •ned
on motion of Ecknlier and Willis
to meet too first Tuesdt y of each
mouth clueing 1941,.
St. John's Church
The first of Au: se, es eek of Pray-
er services wus held ill St, John's
Anglican Ceet 0'1 on Tuesday, Jac.
8th at 8 p.'n. with a good al Modelle°.
Rev, M. F. 0111•.m was in clialgr, 0f
the ser 'tee, Rev, H. 0. Wilson
assisted and the sermon was Preach-
ed by Rev, G. Mr. le. The serm10 was
t ,
•r
together f':11 of happiness and Pres- not altogether trust a commuLltylBlsrk read the .-crept„rp 971:+;?. was
perity. leader who seek; oii.ce in orda• to found .0 ria-, '). 0 the ]. •ell e
Signed ml behalf of ;rue trends,realize bio own Dere( nal ambieleas Prayer v' as 1•epearal, followed by
Even apart from ublle offices and hymn 227, "\V' plough Ihe, fields
Men. 11. 'Phoma; p a.
and scaem .' The tumutee es ere
mead by Dor1-l'y Dennis and 1'1
motion i.f adoption ae^andel hr
Irvine i)r11, M 191 :•v Irvine
Dunn aur 51','l1iad by Jet. o SI iv" -y
that we get t, + eilr.rt wotien flim
On miss) ' 1 Jy work. ?ti Africa. This
flim to in hi January. Moved by
Margaret Dell and seconded by
Marie D ill that sltdis he 3911011
on Africa 3I.trga.r 1t );el: and Kay
CORNER STONES
Rt,. G. A. Mime 10,A.
ANIt3ITIOII (1)
What is the real truth about :his
tiling. that we ca.', eublhon? That
j is a vary pointed and i.ract'rel
question tr.ret does no' sc em esse
to answer. \\'e ate inclined to dis-
approve of ., your' g mar. who has no
ambition al:1 regal: him as rather
a poor specimen. We know how 't
10 in our own colllment:c, some of
the young folks go, .s head and, even
with heavy handic,rrs, make same.
thing worth while of their lives.
Others, ,vitll just ao good oppa.•tuu
Ries ii _ an
I Jelly', never yet out of
the rut, and seem ')11153'1) to face
a lifetime of the same conventtuoJd
BRUSSELS,: ' &.ri
..er4wcvv.—m,'.vmaPnral",•s'.rm•.nC.'-q.N .apitvm.wW%alw"4..
Friendship Circle
of the tJn't-"d Church
The Ia'n terry mese lne putt u' 'n'.
111.-..!.C. l u his heti* ,2t;
iada p ..,.t Tho n,.'tin:; fir r•1
•a"ih the of r, u, 'rhe the li;a.a
•itle•si 0- Tie, `lit. that Iliw''<••
follewcd 972''1 hymn 1.0, ;571, "1'tanl-
1 -.' Pt 1 ,1 0) the tp ',in.:
I tae - The •, iptnrr wee read by
d D 1) 1 ,1' ), !'b prays r by
.lire .K y• n,1. The. !PIMA .'1
11111 hist sn? •' .0 Was given by ;1+r•,
J. Lowry X11 1..r,- whir r;r,U Mrs. J.
Low+•. hN - :1 call was answer ' 1
•:-fel a .N(,.•. fie.':t3'•� ROauiutinn 'the
1'.121!,. wa, ab'y :rive•! by 81r:. J.
Turnbull leis 'l on the prey few of
the new 52,11111 Rnok entitled "The
Delighl'•rs .,f Aileen. • The treas•
n1"1's r-t,.,r' has given by '.ilia
IC. Tyre'••r.n. 1'ne suisltille rr:pe:I
was given by Miss Betty Currie. It
was ]moved by Mrs. D. Davison and
sec -andel 1'y 511;s Betty Currie
that the Merle hill :t skat't.g pa!tY.
—00.11111 t
It was 'tiered by Airs. C. Busenlm
and seenun'd by Mrs. J. l.cw;y teat
the skating' party be held in friday
night, Jae 11 'h. —Carried,
• Collect'sn was then taken, leis
being the close of the meeting, the
Circle mein leis sang the first yr see
of Auld Lang Zang, fellow'8 Wi;h
the Mizpha Ile•ted:ct:ou,
"At the 1)e'etns,'r meeting the :nem•
bets decile:I that nl the Jane ry
meeting ea :a member brine sr.me
article new et used tint in 80;8 ;nn
dtion and na eee 1' put 00 for nue:?91-
at meeting, close O
f the n
t.ce.in. c
a. a n l
. teal «
of making, money and th;,t we also
bring a friend. this was done. Mrs.
routine. It iv the Jere R. 0011301: did a !fine jab 1.1 auctiorr
erence bt•- i1!;: off the numerous articles, and
tween ern; eurretlsin, an'1 and all were sold in a hurry realiz-
ambitious en tie one baud. and
1118 tile. ellnl Of 12
.ad.
s
being poor -spirited and stickin-the
amu on the prier, Se we prat,. and
admire :h1 spirit et' t.r,Lition,
Yet that Is nct al, we should fee)
about the mt±0er. There is 30,n1'
thing to 1,e sold on the other side
too. Do 4±) always at.mtre people
for being ambl:''ousJ No, there are
The mambo's then enjojyed a
social half 'lou: while lunch was
being se''':d by the committee in
charge.
The Fehrutry meeting is to be
held at Mrs. Jack McDonald's on
Friday after some Feb, 1st at 2.30.
times when we are definitely die -I United Church Y.P.U.
trustful of 1l'10.1P who a"" aluhirloua.l Jan. S s.'; the opening. .f the
We. dc- not INS to trust our enuuu'y's I Y P.U. for another year 'rhe meet -
destinies to statesmen who arelj ing opend 1y e'n.-211 hymn "43,
guided by personal e'`hiwtioo 'W toi'Toil inc .1a stoeles of Jesus. s01,'
.Mrs. Herold Ca:•'lff
Jas. 2 Armstrong
Mr. Low, ern ;lehalf 0: himself 'red
his wife, expressed their thanks for
the gift and geed wishes.
W.M.S. of Melville Church
The Totem': Missionary Society
of Melville Presbyterian Churn
held their first meeting of the new
year on Friday, January 44111 at 3
on the Power of Prayer at.8 Ibe stet o'clock in the Primary rent of the
St. Luke 11:1, "Lord Notch us to church. Mi's. CardI1l, the presi-
pray." :', edi,, tvas given oy Miss dent opened the Wresting with
prayer after
C. Hingstnn and Mrs, R. CruNr s, wl^dt hymn 381 was
sung. The Scrip' tire re'tding was
taken by Mrs, Meadows after which
The Lord's Preyor was repeated to
unison, lee secretary's report
was given by 1Use Grl oe Stewart
and treasurer's report by Mrs.
Thomson. The "oesp '.tdence was
read by 11201 Stewart and repos fir
visiting 8111 were given by Mrs:
Davis and Miss Stewart, Why we
should stu.y the "Work in 4fr1.1'
was given by Mrs. Ecklnicrr and Mrs.
Jamieson led to Prayer, Mrs.
Parker chnoo its her subject "Re-
membering," for her New Year a
Message. Hy nn 343 was tnen
sung and the meet.ae closed by
epeatdng the Mtzp111 Benediction
The solo's title was "Tie blumher-
9th Not." Mrs. R. 13amilton
officiated et tate organ. An offering
amounting to $3 ::9 WM received
for the Bible Society.
Mrs. G. Mold 1)a was br'e'ws to
the Women's Guild of St, John's
Church on Ttt (Illy, Jan. Sth at 3
p•m, Thet president, Mrs. G. Davis
was in them. Mra, A, Marr -2w
read the Eleri,.0,0 Lesson. Plans
were made for a Skating Patty on
Feb, 1st. Al11 ray 'ees weep re-
ceived. The 1100ceaa assisted by
Mrs. NI, Dou3au served a treaty
lunch at the close 1f the, ]reelhlg.
On Sund.ty, Jan. MI the prizes
for 'Sunday School attendance in St.
John's Uhu, et were awordod t» the
following:
Perfect attendance 52 Sundevs--
Teddy Elliott
Marie E111ntt
Margaret Thornton
Kenneth Alcock
One Suaday ao lent -
Bett:e Alcock
Bobby Thornton
The prices given were norlt5 and
were preeei_'ecl by Mr. M. Leyc0ek,
Supt. of $a!ulay school awl Mrs, Al
F. Oldham. Pins will be givea to
the following pupils who wore two
,Sundays ahaont—'-
B'lly .0.0325
Jack 011103
Dorothy Stiles
and to Gorden Stiles who was 8
Sundays absent.
MORRIS
Mr, and Airs. H. Tomlinson and
family of Clinton were resent Atilt -
ors wide Mr. awl Mtn, George Davis.
national careers we hale much the
same l?ee11114 about a young man to
whom 00102licn Is the main
incentive. There is semeeuta3
narrow rand nnsperting about sect_ a
may, more of the spirit of 'kerning
the ball to himself' ane playleg •,
selfish game than of 'he spirit of
team -work.
When spaalrine of enlbitio1 a
great 08.17 peepie mean the
the ambltioa to i'e r,ch. They WIWIlets fie io 0/141130 )f a skating
take it tor grantee. that to nets, to be ',ell on 11, re li'r1day
successful in life means simply to night. Mr. Binet neralenod maltu•g
grow rich. To have plenty of
money, with the power and prestige
which mea+y se0nr01. is their
supreme goal. To attain that goo'
they are nrepa,el to endure nerd
work and te,n•1. •try sacrifice.
Wall, we mus: make money if we
are to live in the; world at 1111, But
when the money is mode what ere
we going to live tor? That is the
question music se seldom receives
the corrlet answer. A life wash
is ohsese'^1 with the ambition to he
rich 'usual', becomes mean auil
narrow, dere:l of felaow-feeling and
a sense of responsibility. That is
why Teunysnn culled eon the New
Year bells to "ring cut the narrow.
.ing lust of gold.” The ambit), u to
be rich Is tar too low ,.0 be the life
motive of s. Christian
The Annual Meeting of the
Brussels Branch of the Canadian
Red Cross
W ill be . held in the Library Work
Room Wednesday, January 23rd at
3 o'clock p. m.
ti0fl'�"'1�. ,. rJ., '.`,'Vi*t, a�>�c �'"5e...'„�.•.-"•�v'-31'�C:ie�s"'�t37firm"'w'::5
'o receive Reports and consider f ut-
ure business.
A good attendance is asked for.
R, J, BOWMAN, President CAFtRIE HINGSTON, ttcretery
MRS. R. J. Mc1:At10H41N, Treas.
our own films in the near future.
Keane 11 Bone auo Jiro 'Knight
took up ':ho r•laec r. hire W1..5111
led in a etiig song while Mr, Itlook
led in ala?1'.., of games. A v"1e
enjoyable lea 11 was e'•r"ed, The
meeting oleo 1:1 bs smote:- "Sp'.rit
of living God.'
Mra. J. Turnbull
Funeral servicee \11.10 held Moe
day for MI's. Jago, LIe:'da) Turn-
bull who died D.:amber 28 at the
family rea'ldence, Lorne avenue, of -
tor a brief 111111 Burial was 'n
Mt, Ple.tsa,'t. C"ni611y. Mrs, 'Turn-
bull was born 81 years ago in Elma
Township, Perth minty, and for
the past 22 year; had resided, in
London,
Surviving booties her 'husband
Samos Andrew T'triiu]r are cue
daughter, Winnif:ed (Mrs, W. G.
Dolliver) of Boston three sous
Leslie, of Windsor, and Stanley and
John, bete of Lon(w1 Also sur-
viving aro one slater, Mrs. M. 19.
I•Iourd, ih's cit r, anti a brother
30011 Art:n•.tr Smith, now 'residoire
in St. Petersburg, Fla, There are
also two grandc.hil teen, Orchid and
Brent Tit'bull.
Rev. Gladstone F. •o%', rod, of Xing
Street United Mantel' officiated at
the funeral. Pall bearers were
James Mc0erlano, Robert Short
;art- Launches
2010-101 Plan
° ton-
in n •+" .� ,� ins a c''t'
s r t 1 , d: _ 1 fir rk •ul>ptia.e
through.e: any r ova' and
thereby 20 meet. ngpri'lr,d 0.1110,30•
tl,u from 10110.1 •o;' on over-
= to 1)11 1 or the future. 'he
Ontario Dr 1 u'tn': „• A,gricuit ore
has initistel a eneyO31 mass pig-
r;u,iue' "Sperime-t <'.n: is smelting
all possible cooperation tlu'otrgbaut
the province The experiment
menced on Janu,.r 1st.
As an inducement to breeders to
take part in the ' T1''9ment, which
will Involve rat2:i.- colensive hook•
keeping, the denartn.1,01 is prepared
to enter Into a co 1,r:it`_ guaranteeing
a price of $7.00 fs^ each wesnling
pig at ibe age n' sgten or eight
weeks.
During tee past few years wartime
(email ions n 11 "01,0 enforced com-
plete ones ion 'f known exports
from Denmark the one country
which gave Ca earlier bacon stilt
competitiea on B:ltisil and Euro-
pean markets. 'With that condition
prevailing, Canadian bacon found a
market regardless of quality In
some sections of Western 'Caneda
hogs were raiser .•nly as a wartime
measure ''1 mem market demands.
The pork produe tel was not of the
best and Amite : few complaints
were heard tram British consumers.
it le to be "xpeoted that Denmark
will nice more 5nd a plane in the
baron and pork me -sets and Call,
adian ho.'.rrn will have to compete
on it mo•"
s .ata.
A eon"ide•rable seseunt o2 study
has been given to the hog market
r
tea t department
situation 1• agriculture n. e d - s..rtmen
d g ] t
officials ar:d one lusty rtant point bas
been discovered; some farmers are
better than ethers •at raising hogs
The new expert t>a' in hog -raising
is a step in'determi^'.tg who might
be considered the latter hog raisers
to be 'iependee ui.c;; for year-
round production.
Boar To tie Provided
Farmers who :^•operate ase being
asked to u'aintain :, nerd of at least
25 brood sows 311108 the one -scar
period of the experiment, and to eel'
the wea'11-ing pigs al the best price
obtainable when they are seven or
eight weeks of age While he
lepartmeni guaranty_;.;. a nil
price of $7.00 th1 1tg raiser is
expected to 1100 h's initiative in
finding the belt market for his
measling pigs.
The denart-rem is prepare' to
loan the co-a)"ta of a boar, 02
recognized awe' line' for breading
purposes a^.d some females of the
litters may he re• tined for futon
breeding.
The eon mitt wit:!1 n10 be e11'eret
into between the department and tht
co-operator asks, a:n..ng other thlugs,
that the hog rats). -rcord certain
foots and flgurea fir rtrture study
The deps-tment will provide a furan
on which the d' i -el information
may be lis'ed.
Woman Dies 9 Weeks
After Her Husband
The death occurred in Victoria
Hospital friday sfteru.con, of Mrs
Ernest Teolgford 11So King street
in her bard year. The remains
were ta?cen last Evening to idle
Cranston iunera' home, Goderioh,
and burial was le the ' Brussels
Cemetery 111, Maclay afternoon.
Mrs. Lnggfor1, :ice= erly Esther
Burns, was bort near Bra:Mete ,
daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Reberi
Burns. She :tarried Wither
Arthur Carter, of Blyth, and the,
resided in Rlyth end Goderioh Mt
Carter died 34 ytets ago. Upon
moved to London where Mr. Lang•
her ma'rtare to Mr: 2aneford they
ford died nine weeks ago.
A son, Ro1111-2 R. t'srter, resides
In Assintbota, Sauk,. and Mrs.
Charles Black ,of Waterloo street,
Goderieb, •s a rieuigttet.
The funeral ser�-',o.e on blandly
was co1111u ,'ed by Rev, Richard
-Stewart, of Knox Presiiytallilan
Church, Goderich.
Melville Church
The Sacrament of the Lood"s
Supper wits dispensed ,11 the morn -
leg service). The minister preached
R. J. Blake, J. J. ticWslliam, Herb on the s'tble'.t, "An llotrance," in
Bali and Jahn McRae. which he outlined the proper methotil
of approach to t'n: Lard) 'Cattle. The
choir rendered the anthem, "0 Love,
that will not let n.e go," the auto
Parents bt,ng taken by Mies Jane
Work.
At the evealug stared BMW ,
servi0e the sermon eubjeot was 'A
Merry Heart." Pl1e seei01023 was,
"Bless the Lord, 0 My Soul." Mr '
Gerald GiOen eontr.bute4 -a 1010.
Mrs. 9u: 01111 was formerly a
most highly respected citizen of
Brussels, her hu"bail. Jas. Tern -
bull was a harlware merchant of
town in co npany a lth the late Sam
Wilbdn. Those wt.. attended the
funeral from 'here were: Jae. and
Mrs. Mora^Fane amu Mary Lou, Roy
and Millie Me?a^lane, James and
Mrs. Tu0nl)u11 ani also Geo. Turn -
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