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RUSSELS PAST
Home Helpers Meeting
Mrs, L. Ballantyne of Toronto will
speak on "Kitchen Short -outs," at
Melville Presbytcrtan Church,
Brussels on Monday, March 4th, at 8
p.m, Her talk is on the Importance Mich,
of giving time and thought to now
peace time projects iu the home and Mrs. N. leroethy and son :ferry are
commonly. Ideas and reelpeps for visiting Toronto friends,
en•tertaindng will he donated to all
attending, The meeting will be open
to all the ladies of the district and
friends,
• • e * * * s • Brussels Legion
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mac Doll is a visitor in Detroit,
ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER
at St John's Church
on Shrove Tuesday, March 5th
Pancakes with syrup
Sandwiches - Pie - Tea
Supper served from 5 o'clock. '
Admission 35c and 25c
Mise Isobel Cardiff ofListowo1
was a week end visitor 1't the home
of Miss Joyce Jardine,
Mrs, T. Ryan has taken £r position
at A. Wood's store, replacing Mrs.
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T1. Strettou, who resigned.
Mr, C, (Buster) Stiles Vet. S„ Nova
Scotia, is visiting at the home of bis
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REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
Now Playing -
Fri. Sat, Feb, 21.22.21
James Gagney Sylvia Sidney
Blood Os The Sun
An exciting Drama with plenty of
Action.
Mon., Tues., Wed,, Feb, 25.26-27
Robert Cummings' Lizabeth Scott
parents
Ait'. and ( Airs, Wm. Stiles:
P110 many friends, or William Stiles
were sorry to hear that he bite been
confided to his home through Illness.
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Miss Hannah Russell has returned
to London, alter spending the past
week with her another, who hat
been 11,1, -
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Airs. J. Howaril^ is teaching at
Brussels public school supplying in
the absence of Mrs. Gregg who has
been ill.
Sgt. Glen and Mee. Wheeler,
London were guests this week nl the I
You Came Along Nome of Sinn. and Airs. \''heeler and;
A 'melodrama rich in warm also Ken awl A'Irs,. Shurrie
human touches. - e A
Miss llororthy Armstrong' of the 1
Next Thur., Fri., Sat, Feb. 26-27.28, Bank of Commerce staff has been
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Betty Hutton Arturo De Cordova I hnlita3'ing', for the past three weeks,
Incendiary Blonde -I in Tm•0nto and London.
in technloolor
She was a blonde dynamite! , , . a
girl who loved to live , , , who
lived for love.
COMING -
First Man In Tokyo
Wednesday, February 20th, 1946
Returned Servicemen CORNER STONES
St• Valentine's Dance Tendered Banquet Rev. George A. Milne, M.A.
BRUSSELS, ON T ARRRtl
Annual Meeting
Of Howick Mutua!
The 73rd Annual Meeting of the
I-Iowiele harmers' Mutual Fire Ins,
Co, was held in the Township Hall,
Gerrie, on Tuesday, Feb. 12th, 1,946.
The President, Wm, L. Speir took
the chair, and briefly outlined the
business for 111e year 1945. He
then vacated the chair, and request
ed the meeting to appoint a chair-
man, Mr. R. J. 13owiwa.n of Brussels
was appointed chairman, Mr; Bow
10'' Wilbee and els eeeblatra
f1,'OVided the music I• r Ute `11
Valentino dance. spine reel by 1111
He: brunoh 4 tee Canadian
Legion, heal in tete Towu Jinn elt
Thursday of la it weelt. In Belie of
the stolen and bad roads a gaol
,. T1'e
' to
^( r,es
c, c a d attend 1. 1. lucky a n
1
for the door prizes 'were drawn by
Capt: R. G. Campbell and were as
follows: woolen blanket, Miss Jean
McDonald; purse, R. Fox; latern,
Jan Camerae,
Recently relented overseas eater•
ens were tendered a banquet served
at •ihe American Hotel under lbe
auspices of the local branch or the
Ctin aclIan 1031on. oe Tuesday night
of this week Seventy-seven were
hi attendance to enjoy the memor-
able occasion. L. E. Cardiff, M,1'.;
It' B. Cousins, reeve o1 Brussels;
council members and local clergy
were also invited to be precept,
L. E. Cardiff as Mosier of Cere-
monies tailed on L. W. leckmler t0
conduct 0ommenity singing. "0
Reforming the Reformer, -(2)
111raving the problem of recon-
stl'ucllon and relormation we con-
stantly ignore the Pact that we are
all products of that very soolety that
we want to reform, if that social
order is evil, then we a r e
evil„ because we have bean shap-
ed from our very infancy by its
working and influence. Of 0011150
Morris Council
11
.orris Ton to Council Meetie
g
Febuary 11111, 1146.
Tile Council met on the above dale
in' the Township Hall with all mem-
bers present. The Reeve presided,
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion
of C. Coultes and 3. Yuill,
Moved by H, Johnston seconded.
by J. Yuill that the Reeve and Road
Superintendent attend the Cowl
men are not all partakers of the Road Convention in Toronto and man complimented the >Board on
evils of society to the sante degree that the membership fee of $5,00 be their successful year, and after a
Some are more lnIsilig'ent and Wrote paid�Garried. few remarks requested nominations
it
c $. ut t to moved by J. Y a seconded by S, for Directors, the retiring Directors
Canada" was suing. ••Player was
ETI-l1Ei. oftetei 11y lice f1 C 4Vrison and 1,11'pr0ving of the social order is 05(11 Alcock that t3, Treasurer's salary beim Messrs tVni 7 Speir and
The January meeting of tri
W.14LS, ot the Knox Presbylerit
March was hetd at the home of Air
Cechoran, The meeting opened twit
Hymn 127. Tile . Scripture less()
John 13 w,as read by Mrs, Orn'
, Lamont after which prayers wer
offered by several of the ladle
ending with the Lord's Prayer S
•unison. The minutes of the -las
meeting were read and approved
Roll was answered by repeating a
verse of Scripture bogieneve with
words I will. The o1f0ti1r„ sues
'received.' The Iemit "What of the
Ipeople of Africa," was Laken by
Mrs. Weight. Hymn 545 was - sung.
Mrs, Meer pis read a chapter fecal
the Book, The lite and work of
David Livingstone. Mrs. Cochrane
read 00rye n1 events. The meeting
closed by singing Hymn 270 and the
Benediction by the president.
Lnudl was served by the commit-
tee intheme and a, -social 11ou1'
was spent.
The \V0111en's Irslitute met last
Thurselcy, Feb. 11th al the home of
Mrs. C. Richards with 13 present
The nleetilg opened with the Tn.
011111te Ode and al] repealing' the
Institute Creed. The roll was called
answered by reading a newspaper
clipping, • The minutes of the lost
nleetillg were .read by the secretary
and adopted .ate read. The topic,
making farm life ini'eresting Cor both
young tt 1 old was taken by - Mee,
Quest Dobsen. Mrs. 19, Riche rda
then favoured with a very pleasing
v00al solo. A demonstration on
ironing -a man's shirt was given by
Mrs. C. Richards and Mrs B, Godden
10110 honed on a table while Mrs,.
Richards ironed on an ironing
board, The Ethel Institute care
entering the contest for subscrip-
tions for the Almanac Weekly. n
number of subscriptions were 1.e•
ceived at the meeting and anyone
wishing to subscribe for this paper
and wish to help the Institute win
the contest please hand subscription
to the secretary at an early date.
The meeting ciosiecd by singing God
saVe the King, alter which lunch
was served by the hostess assisted
by Mr. Ward1aw, Mrs. Quest Dobson
end Mrs. A. Cardiff.
J. and Mrs. Kreuter have returned
-from Hamilton where they spent a
flew days- with J. Calvin and Mrs.
Krauter.
Mr, J. H. rear is attending to nis
oltice duties .again after being laid
ep for a few days. with a sone foot.
Mrs, A. McDonald, Molesworth,
spent last Thursday with Mrs' C.
Richards and attended the Institne
meeing.
' ' • • an intr'lem-, business and involves be $190,00 per year and the Clerk's J. T. Wylie. There being' no further
111 silent prayet'vwas ubset'ved 111'tribute0urseh'es so ultituately, that no one t salary be $275.On
to those w17o did not come back r1t I per year.-Carrie.I. nominations these two gent Mmen
s.
the cunclustou of tate supper various 11 relatinusl)ip to the a eisthtg social
• is 111 in be a reformer while his
l i m011, including R. 13, 0ous455, Rev, order remains in its ., .
lh C Wilson, Rev, G A. i11ih1?, present state.
e } 1)11. C. A. •It e1 To qualify as n reformer entails
e 1•i Y s •'•`•. -", , . „c„ ou.v� complete disassociation from ail the
rt of acldtesseti. \i. ArutsHoug,
s current eves of society. The president of of Winghaul legion, sabsli-
n er must ttimseli' be reformed. He
t Fannie 1'm' Zone Cotinntanrlel' Miller of must lit hithse]C for the task to
(iodertele was guest speaker and which he feels himself equal. Where
delivered an appropriate address 10. le tits epfermee or (.forming agency
brus "skern
Monday - Hockey Night
Tuesday - Skating
Wednesday - Hoi key Night
Thursday -Skating iNlght
Friday - Open for Skating
Parties and Carnivals
Saturday Afternoon - Skating
For Children Only.
Saturday Night - Skating
If Christ Is kept outside some-
thing must be wrong inside.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. 0. A. Milne, M. A.
10-A. M. bunday Scboat
and Bible Class
11 a, m. "Deadly Sins"
7 p. m: "Discerning Time
and Judgement:'
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minster R.✓. Hugh C. Wilson.
11 A. M. Morning Worship
"The Call of Matthew"
Junior -Congregation
12 Church Schsol and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
"While He May Be Found."
EVERYONE WELCOME
Church of England
7th Sunday After Epiphany
February 24th, 1946
St Johns Brussels -
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11A. M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Student from Huron College.
2 P. M. Sunday Jehool
and alba. Glave
St. Qsorgs's Walton-
No Servide this Sunday.
St. David's Hsniryn•-
2.16 P. M. S. S. &. Bible Clain
11 P.M, Evening Prayer
and Sermon '
0l z,
Mrs. H, M. Clarke, 'of Toronto,
50115 a teener with her parents, Mr.
and Airs. Jas. Puttee and other
relatives for a couple of weeks.
wft.
Air. and Mrs. Stewart Lowe attend -
rel a banquet for the 24tH Field
Ambulance )geld at the Moose Hall
in 'Kitchener on Saturday of las'
wet*,
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Cpl. Merle Sanderson, who
recently returned from overseas,
.crvieo, 11(5 a visitor at her home
here last week, she went to Hamilton
to spend part of leer thirty -(lay lenve
with •her sister. Miss Jeanette
,Sanderson, Rey,N., or the J•Tainilt+in
hospital stall, who also visited at
her bottle here ia.st week. •
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Mrs. Ohae. Lake attended the
enteral of her brother,' ,Tohn P.
Lawrence, Huntsville, who passed
away Saturday night, Feb 16th, after
suffering a stroke, The late Mr.
Lawrence was a Penner resident 'of
Grey township leaving lived on the
4th concession twenty-five years
ago.
In Memoriam
In laving memory of a dear son and
bnotiler, Pilot Officer Lewis
Russell, who went on his last
"Flight" one year ago February
24, 1945.
,ent0 'the void, and we cannot know,
We who must wonder and wait.
What happened in the fevered sky,
As you gallantly braved your fate.
You "balled. to return" God does it
mean,
For always, or just awhile?
Shall We see again, when this is
past,
Your warm, remembered smile?
Helplessly, llelitplessiy waiting here
The eternal question beats
Against the brain relentlessly,
As days tried go into weeks.
Into the void :yet this we know
That you are not alone
Por the Lord Himself is by your side
Leading you on. toward Rome,"
Sadly missed and fondly remote.
bored by Mother and .Sisters,
In Memoriam
Tu loving' memory of, a deal' husband
and Daddy, -Pilot. Officer :Levee
Russell, wlun left ars in serve ,his
country;
Ide is 1101 dead Fie is just AWAY,
With a cheery sslhlie, and the wave
of a hand •
He waandel'ed into an unknown land.
He is not dead. }tele Aim away.
'Sadly suisaed by Willa. and
Pamela JOY, -
St. John's Ladies Guild
Mrs, 13, Whittard entertained the
Guticl of ,St. John's March for
theft February meeting held on
Tuesday aftet?noon, February 12111
with a good attendance, The presi-
dent, Airs, G. Davis was. in _charge
and conducted the devotional exor-
cises. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read by the secretary.
Mrs, W. 7, MCCutcheon, and approv-
ed. Tbe business disonasaon
included arrangements for the
enamel pancake sapper to be held
on Shrove Tuesday, March 12111.
The :meeting was closed with prayer
Mid lunch wasServed by .the 'hostess,
Sleighriding Party
The Mission Band: of Melville
Church' held a sloighriding party
Satur dray afternoon when a must
etrjoyable 111110 wlas i1edd by 'the
Yeenggetet'a and a luncli 10511 served
1't the return or the ride,
DIED.
151i.TON--'Ili Brussels on Sunday,
Trebnnary 171b, 1,040, • Maggie Me, -
Martin, beloved WIN of the 111te
William 'Wilton 111 her 7211,t1 year:
The funeral ((private) was held
from 4151' -late residence, William
street, Brussels on Wednesday,
1e'liruary' 20111. 1:940. Service 14115
at 2 0.54, interment molt place in
Prosodic Cemetery,
the returned. servicemen, During , to 11.- found? There are those
} Mr. A1'nsh0ng s talk he presented who stay that the church is s«ppeee3
AI. \\rineberg with tt las t president's ; to be the agency of social reform.
j emblem, Mr. Wineberg then ation. They 1110 ro«stantly de -
1 presented all the returned men, who 1 lrlorirrg the fact drat the church is
ihad not already /F'e0eived one, with a doing nothing to remove_ this. evil
leather wallet ednveying the colirpli- i or rho 1 evil. OI e':
nnnts of the i\rcade store. E. D. h n believe `1 for
the• indiri11ra1 becomes equipped for
i Bell on br•b• ' ^r Il 1
n I11 recrpiems ; the work of reformation through the
expressed their thanks for the gif , c •nini l:ntinns of the church.
Al -
singing interspersed the ; though the. 500011(1 110W is nearer
speaking. In leis closing remarks 1 the truth than the first neither 1't
Mr, L. el, Cardial' requested tee them can be regarded as correct,
presence of Mr. and Mrs. .T. Baker 1 The treason for this is obvinn:. The
wllo were then tendered a vote of ; church ifsell is 011 orgente part of
thanks and apprciation for the i the snclety which le to 11 changed,
splendid banquet served, "Fol' They j 71 is dominated by the prevailing
aro Jolly Good Follows" was sung. i custcuts. It can work to change the
The banquet was concluded with the customs of groups which are not in
national anthem. ! agreement with its Own, but it.
Art the beginning of the tear there { cannot traneeene those rust
weep twelve •
tumulus of the Brussels
Branch No. 21S of the Canadian
legion, There is 11010 an enrollment'
Iof one hundred members,
'pile following is a list of new
Legion members: J. M. Lowry, C.
0, Doll, F. D. Bell, 1113. McCreath, .7.
Te. Willis, Bel Bell, Re Elliott, A. - le.
Crawford, C. Alcock. S. Campbell,
T, M. Stiles, C. L. Worinnan, G. A.
Milne, C. A. Myers, F. Cardiff, le. 17,
AecOut•eheon, 0, H, Riley, B
Oampbell, 711, 0. Mitchell, S. 'Wilson,
el. Bateman, M. C. Thomppson,
A. Rutledge, C. B. Davicleon, 0, S.
Elliott, R. C. Elliott, G. 0. EAiott.,
J. R. Mitchell; L. W. Brothers, H. C.
Wilson.. J. 111. Mills, L S, Lamont,
1C. Coleman, D. .B, Whittard, G.
Backer, S. Glassier, S. Henry and
J. K. Herman.
St. John's W. A.
The W.A. of St. aohn'e Clun'011 met
at the home of Mrs. A. Morrow on
Tuesday of this weer;.: The meeting
was presided over by the president
who conducted the opening de-
vottons, Minutes of the previous
meeting were read by the secretary,
Mrs. G. Davis and adopted. Airs. 1'v.
Morrow read a portion front: the
study book on Africa which was
followed by a cliSall ssion. The
meeting closed with prayer.
Unpaid Services (Rendered
It has been brought to our
attentionthat the 'St. Marys 'town
001110ci1 has. engaged an organizer
for community activilies 1luel uding
sport; art and music appreciation,
drama., social activities ere,, at a
salary of $2400. a year.
This has led us to reflect that in a
village, such as, Brussels, there are
people who contribute o111.0h time
and energy to community activities
for which they receive 11,o monetary.
recompense, little thanks and scant
appreciation. Their reward, too
often, nothing much lent the satis-
faction and pleasure they derive
from their letbolrrb, There are
those, including the clergy, teachers
and Mistiness sten, ,all buy men, who
give of their time to encolirage gild
assist In Sports --softball, hockey,
etc„ those who organize and ctnduet
7471154 people's eluihs.. snob as.. Bay
Sco11t0, Gh'1 Gniries, Bible study
crones, 11Mina ide eneleti CS, ' women
lvlro devote time end talents 10
pt'omote- such community orgalnlza'
lions as institutes, Red' Cross
societies, literary clubs, all aimed at
the heprovenrent of life 111 the Mete
ln0.mity enei an general, They
receive 110 sa101'y and are the targets
1't rr'itirinm0 jtust and nnji151,
jealoneies end eontrol'eretee. What
they shenld receive is support and
cooperation and the grateful
appreciation 11105 'deserve,
which have been imparted to it by
the very society of which it is an
004511ic member. The work of the
church 7'clusic.te of r011servitr8 •"he
boot 41141 society has attained. The
nut
ntsel'vP mit St rann01
revnlntionize. The taste of reform-
ation in the social world mete. ell
individuals and groups which do not
necessarily roma under the jurisdie-
G7nn of the c'hurc'h. The cosmopolitan
nature of the Atwell places the task
of recopstrection and reformation
outside its scope.
HOCKEY SLANTS
By Ol13er Riley
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On Friday night the Wingham
Indians journeyed to Brussels and
itau:ded Brussels their 'first defeat of
the season. The game was fast and
wide-open all the way. The first
period ended in 2.2 tie with both
teams battling hard. The second
period Wing'ham jumped into a
2 -goal lead but Brussels fought back
and tied it up. Zulauf of Wingham
played a magnificent game In goal
In the third period Brussels fell.
down and Winghann walked right
through and scored six times to
Brussels' once, The final score
Wingliatn 10, B1'11Sa.el'a 5, Goal -
getters' for Wingitaan were Brent 4,
Brooks 3, Johnson 2, Baker 1. Fee
Brussels, Willis 2, Icing, Lowe and
Nichol one each
Line-ups:
Winghtert-Goal, Zuialif; dr. fence,,
Young, Godblltt; centre, Brent,''.
wings, Johnson, Brooks; alternates,
Foster, Pym, Baker.
Brussels -Gaal, Lawless; defence,
Rutledge, Lowe; centre, Rolfes;
wings, Riley, Willis; alternates,
King, Scott, McDonald, Nichol,
Bateman, Referee, Ken, Ashton;
1',enesina1i, 11 Fox.
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On Saturday uiphi, . a double
header was piayed in the Brussels
Aeons w1151) 1Luoknoll' Poo -Wears and
Midgets journeyed to Brussels. 111
the first: game the Peewees defeat-
ed Lucknow 5.3. In the second
gamma .of the Miele .Brussels Midgets
defeated Lucknow 9-3, thus winning
the rotted, Goal -getters for Braissel0
weee Willis 4, B1t? Hart 2, D. Untie -
son 1, 001101110 1, Ti, Ryan '1,
Moved by C. Coultes seconded by were appointed For another three
11. Johnston that the auditor's report Year term Messrs. Ellen Whtt-
be accepted and that the auditors field a1 11 G, A. Gibstn 1%.0."P appoint -
be pajd.-Curried. ed Auditors for the ensu'a10 year
Moved by H, Johnston seconded The Company during 1:14e, enjoyed
by J. Yuili that the Toad accounts as a very prosperous yea(, having
In'esented be paid. -Carried, inereasprl the surplus during the
Moved by H. Johnston seconded Year by $16004,63, the surplus as, at
by C. Coupes that the Council set D„, 11ls'. 1 9.10 tieing 51824tie 16. The
aside $100,00 to purchase a piano net insurance in fame shows an
and (hairs. for the Township Ball increase of $366000,00. ant; 0110
and that a committee composed of bundled and nun ncli ,e 11011 and
S. Alcorlc, 1:. Smith, I McArtn^, oboe 7044. The net loss diens a.
e 3p a 944 0 $4300.00.
c. W ('lark, e Palo, J. While. and d mea ever 1, f
( Wheeler, be appointed - t0 par•. After the 1111011 ,1 'Meeting the
c'11e:t sawn. --Carried, board mot to org,ri Mr. lOwart
Moved, by C. Conites unity od by Mc'7Cn•^h0r h0inu- .r ,..4, r 1 Prost -
(Meet.
Yn1I- than the Community Cleo (lent, and \0rutan D. Heeding Vire
Pay 61.00 and outsiders pay 83.00 f.1'• Preside() -
1111' nap of the hall and 1101)1 the ' -
Cominunity. (`lull 1,0 1'Osponsible tut'
the caretalcbrg.--Carried. St. John's Church
Tho application of A. 7 , vpth.rry Air. Sone. 0f Hurnn Oullege,
for the position of Asser-sor for tie, Landoll, r+ 1. in charge of the Sunday
TnnnsirD 5f Mcnrds at a. salary o1' morning ,orrice at St. John's
$15(3;011 per year was accepted by eltu1.11. Hp (1103')' for his message
nhe Cmu1r'il the 45111 501140 of the 6th chapter of
.hove( by C', Conites-eccndeet by St. Luke, •'A good man out of the
h..tJe ,'k aha) the RnPve get Conety good treastn'e of his heart hringeth
cad,: rent. on plough 111e Township forth that which is good; - and an
marls as noel as the i t evil man out of the evil treasure of
to rqn Poen ran
11e secured after the 1Sth of Perini- his heart b1•ingelh. 'forth that whichcry-Carried, le evil: for of the abundance of the
Moved by S. Alr•nck eeeonded by heart lits mouth e'peaketh.
II. Jelinston that 1010 advertise- for -
1..en(l005 to purchise a 110w p11W01• Blyth Couple -Rescue
gen 'r. -Carried, Son From Flames
Moved by C. 001111es sremeded by
!.1. Vei11 that the Road. Superinten-
dent be instructed to pu chase 11000
feet of 511011' fence, -Carried.
Moved by H. Johnston seconded
by -S, :ilcnc](. that We advertise for
tenders to 00115)1 and deliver approx-
imately 7009 yards of gravel. -Csr-
1•ied
'12o. ved by J. Yuili seconded by C.
Coulees that the meeting e.djourn to
meet again on March 11, 1946 at 1
p. m. -Carried, .
The following accounts were paid:
Ontario Good Roads Association
(Membersbili fee) 5.00
.35
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Telephone Co.
itobt. McKinnon (audit and
expenses)
Chas. Johnston (audit and
expenses) 40.50
Ivan McArter (firing hall) 24.40
Dr. Crawford (M.O.H.) 20,00
Salm Craig (B.MO,H.) 3.00
Cecil Wheeler (B4O.11.) 3.00
Geo. Martin (B;O.H.) 3,00
Geo. Martin, Clerk,
44.00
Brussels United Church
What Christ expects of his ,
friends, was the subject of the
morning sermon in the United
Church. The morning anthem
'Come 0 Colne Thou Holy Spirit,"
was sung. Duet parts were taken
by Mise Roth Wilson and John
Wiison and by Mr, Cecil B860111an
and John Wilson.
The evening service
drawn,
W08 with.
Melville. Church
The Rev, .3. B. Thomson, ot
Toronto, gave the address at the -
morning service on Sunday. "Dm
mantlei's Nisi ket" was the snbjert of
his address, T•110 pointed cut the
contrast between the wares offered
nn Tmmanulel's 'market and that.
offered on the world's market , The
address contained an appeal for a
better appraisal of the relative
values or material and spiritual
thing's,
The 0)1011' rendered the anthem,'
"0 Some 1Jlesesd Day,' 11$' Nevin.
'" is * The evening service was conducted
On Monday, Feb. '1.5, )3rueeels) l,y.. the 1111n1St er lvlio spoke 011 11110
doefa.ted Belgrnvc 10.4, Goal-gSl;tert! subject, "Saved to Serve."
- B 0 i '•r. " were Rowland 1 and l subject eras based on the miracle of
fon T3 lgl.lc
)Edgar 1, For: B011005ls, Bolles 3, 1hr rnising of the widow's son 01
Scots 2. Riley 1, King . 0, J, ills- Nahn, The evening anthem was,
Donald 1 . "fled is a Spirit." 'icy Brown,
Piet• .1i' 11011 own origin atm.,.
entirely destroyed the one -storey
frame cottage nn Morris st., nc-
cupied by Mr, and. Mrs. Fred
Chapple and their four-year-old son
Wayne, Sunday afternoon.
The four-year-old boy discovered
the lire when he returned home
from Sunday school. His parents,
in the front of the house, did not
know a blaze was raging in the
kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapple were burly
ed about the feet and hands when
they had to enter a p-ortion of the
burning kitchen to remove the boy
who had stepped too. far into .the
room before he realized there was
any danger,
Mr. and Mrs. Chapple were given
medical treatment at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ,Staples,
Mr. Chapple ie a veteran of the
Second Great War, He served in
the Army and returned to civilian
life last August.
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Do As You Like Sblools
-Pupils can fib,"pilfer, play hookey
and loaf without punishment, So
long as they d•on'tinterfere with the
freedom .of others they break no -
rules -because there aren't any ,,,
rules. Read about these DO -AS-' -
YOU-LIICE ,501IOOILS," in The
Ahneri-can Weekly with tbis , Sun-
dur'ys (.I0eb>+uary 24) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons now valid a.re sugar 46
to 70'•ancl .51. butter 116 to 13.9 and
141 and 11,2, meat 1 to 25,.
Sugar coupons are gond for the
purchase of one pound of sugar or
24 fluid ounces of jam or jelly or
marmalade or fountain fruit or 40
01111100.of 103(13d trait or four
Pounds of e111 -comb honey or`
extracted honey 01' mode 6713115 or
45 ounces of maple syrup or two
Pounds. of honey butter -or two
quarts of molasses or 30 fluid ounces
of blended table syrup or cane
syrup or corn syrup.
BEST POR JUICE
Sunkibt Oranges at (8rewar's
Grocoteria 0 Dee, for 9e -See the
Size -Compare the Vial% It lie
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