The Brussels Post, 1946-6-12, Page 1°'OST PUBLISHING HOUSE
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The Brussels Lions Club
Presents the
ssels Town r+Jg
hoe 15t
Front S ILO le O'clock
Admissio Adults 40c, Children 20c
Dance to Follow - Adinksitn 25c
FOOTBALL
at Victoria Park on
Thursday, June 13
St. Columban vs Brussels
Game called for 7.30 p.m. sharp
Admission 25c and 10c
Come and enjoy yourself and
Suppori your team.
East Huron Agricultural Society
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall
FRIDAY, JUNE 21st
Music by
Ken. Wilbee's Orchestra
Dancing from 10 to 2.
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Come and enjoy yourself and
support your Fair Board.
"Lord, what a change within
us one short hour spent In Thy
Presence will avail to make!"
viiiillsda•Maila.11•1••••••••••••••••Maiali..•••
Melville church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. ne "Is Your Mind
Closed?"
7 p. m. "Get Thee Out."
Louis 13, Thompsol, organdat
and Choirmaster
to.mig0 mokatt..traise.tattoottm.toott
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Rev. William Malt,
Thames Road
Mission Band
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
"Christ Will Come In."
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
0.0etammumteasa0m..........mwer ...a0.40.tts
Church of England
Rector Rev. J. H. Kerr
Parish of Brussels
Trinty Sunday, June 16, 1946
St. George's Church,. Walton -
11 A. M. Morning Prayer
and Semen
St. David's Church, Henfry6-
2.30 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
St. John's Church, BIllateiS-..
10 a. m. Sunday Soh661
1.30 R. M. t vening Prayer
And Oddfellows Service
Rev. M. F. Oldham will dedicate
a braes alms.basln, the gift of
M. and Mrs. Ben Whitford In
Memory of the& son floss who
gave his life in the cause 6f
freedom on July 21, 1044,
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WE, KNOW
* * *
Donald McRae, Toronto, spent the
week end with his mother Mrs. T. T.
McRae.
Misses Margaret and
Russell, London were week
visitors at their home here.
ot •
Miss Elizabeth Ba.eker, Lontion,
spent the week end with her pareets
Mr. and Mr. J. C. Meeker.
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Mr. Berle Cunningham. Palmer
ston, was a Sunday visitor with .',Ii'
and Mrs. D. R. Cunningham.
Hannah
end
Mrs. L. McCauley and- son, St
Mary's, are spending a few days 1'
the hoine of her father, C, R
Davidson.
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Congratulations aro being extend
ed to Donald Speir, son of ITternel
aid Mrs. Spelt,. 12th con. 0 'ay on
sacceesfule pe.:sing eie firs: year
!seams of his dt-g:cc course at the
0 A.C,, enelph.
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Mr. and Mrs, W. C. McKinnon of
Srurnia, and Miss M. McKay of Este -
van, Sask„ and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Spence and Mr, and Mrs. Sohn Me
Tavish all of l3luevale, were Sunday
visitors with Mr, Duncan McKinnon,
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Annual I. 0. O. F.
Church Service
The Annual Church Service of
Western Star I. 0. 0. le and Mornills Star Rebekah lodges will be held
at St. John's Anglican Church on
Sunday, June 16th at 7.30 Pen.
Members and visitors to meet et
the lodge rooms at 7.00 pan,
Ton are urgently requested to be
Present,
H. Jacklin, W. Cameron,
Noble Grand Recording -See
Dogs Not Allowed
To Run At Large
Owners of dogs in the Village of
Brussels- are asked to keep thele
dogs at home during the entenner
months of June, July and Augnst
when gardens and flowers are
destroyed by dogs runniee at large
Brussels Council
R'E(ENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ord
Now Showing -
Thur,, Fri., Sat. June 1344.16
Bing Crosby Bob Hope
Road To Utopia
Crosby and Hope prove a howl
In comedy.
Mon., Tees., Wed., June 17.18.19
Charles Boyer Lauren Bacall
Confidential Agent •
A suspenseful melodrama full of
robust action.
Wechlc,F.•:Fay, .harte 12th, 1946
3,a1 11. McAlleeer a ' .11 In, Aftee
Tii.soNliVRO. May. 1111-Deete r ceremony a reeeption was hem at
moved a highly respected citizen of the 1,(4,111of the bride's parents.
Tillsoubure wl1'n Russel 1!. 31r• Mr. and Mrs. Bletelunore left by
motor for Georgian Bay and other
points, the bircle travelling In a
sue of aqua blue gaberdine with
touching hat and wearing the
groom's gift, a Russian squirrel
neek.piere,
The yotme couple will reside at
311 'Weimer road, Toronto Mr.
131a.ckmore is a divinity student at
Emmanuel College and will aselei
Rev. A. Met -leery in community
work at Woodereen Petted
Church,
Allister passed away at hie borne
00 Elgin sereel in his (Mb ye er,
Born in the Township of Grey, near
Lietowel, Ile had lived in Tilton -
here for several years. Surviving
besides his widow are two (laugh -
tete and Iwo SOILS, Mrs. Ronald
liewitins, Tillsorburge Sylvia, at
home; Lawrence. of Halifax, and
JaetSon, at home: four brothers,
William and Jack McAllister, of
VrineoliVer: 7:1 liOtt MeAl deter, of
New Westminster. B.C., and Dr, T.
H. McAllister, of Portland, Ore.;
three sisters, Mrs. A. Pe, MeTeenzie,
of London: Mrs. J. R. Gray, of Nel-
son. RC., and Mre.11. C. 13anenrd.
of New Vifestininster, B.C. The
body is reeibie at the Ti, A. Os-
trander and Son funeral bnme, Till-
ennberee until Monday et 2:30 p.m.,
when services will he ranclected by
John C. MeCormack, Int ernient
well be in Tillsonburg Cemetery.
n "! 1 N
cultiton — Nolan
A quiet wedding, was solemnized
on June loth at 01101 am. in St.
Martin's Roman Catholic Church in
London when Margaret Mary Nolan
daughter of the late Mr. and Mee.
T. W. Nolan. Tiruseele, became the
bride of Norbert Anthony Clulliton,
Youngest son of Mrs. George
Culliton of Stratford anti the late
Mr. Cullitnn.
The bride was given in marriage
ly bee brethee, Mr. James Nolan.
Bressele. Mtge Mary Phelan, Myth.
conal' of the bride was bridesmaid.
Me. Keith •Stratford was
his unete's 0r00111,Plan.
Rev. Father William 'J. Phelan,
P.P., .St. Martin's Church, Londe,
cousin of the bride. performed the
wedding ceremony and sang the
nuptial Mess.
Mre Cleary provided the wedding.
111t1s10.
After a wedding brealtraet Mr. and
Mrs. Culliton left on a motor trip
to the Niagara District and the
Georgian 138y area. On their return
they will reside at Stratford, R.R. 1.
Henry - McGill
TILYTTI-A quiet but pretty wed-
ding was solemnized by Rev. A
Sinclair at the 'United Church
manse when Marion Frances,
younger claugliter of Mr, and Mrs.
Walter eleell II, was united in mar -
lenge to Wililam Raison Henry
younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Malt
land 'Henry, Blyth, The bride wove
a street -length dress of lime green
with brown accesories and carried
a rescade bouquet of Delight roses.
Miss Wilma Staples. Blyth, was
bridesmaid. Her dress els° was
street length, rose with brown SR:
cessories, She wore a cars -age ot
white carnations, Murray Mc-
Dowellcousin of the bridegroom,
was best man. Following the wed-
ding Rev. A. Sinclair performed
baptismel services for Sheila Mari-
lyn. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Henry, niece of heth bride
and bridegroom A reception was
teed at the home of tbe bride's
Perorate. The couple left by motor
on a short honeymoon and cm tbeir
Tobin will vesicle at 164 Central
ave., London.
Next Thur., FH., Sat, Jtne 20-21-22
Greg MoLure Linda Darnell
The Great ,.1fdltul..
the ups
The
downs of the otte-time
heavy weight king mixed with
touches of drama end sontlwient.
101.11.0•00.1.01M,
DOMINO -
She WoultInst Say lies
Brussels Football
F4,•os Offirers
The football club met nn
nieht with following* officere
reeetelent-Rev. G. A. Milne.
Vice President -Dr. (". 21. Meyers,
'Hon. President -R. J. MeLattehlin
991n50)''-Tfrirry Bowler
eeeem-eas.-Tetteh Pearson
Equipment Mgr -Gordon Stevenson
rnmmittee-Halliert 'Keifer,
11111 Stevenson. Olive Riley
rentain--13111 Ring
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Group standing
Won Loat Tied Pointe
gi, Calumban .. 2 0 0 4
Petteerie ..
1 1 1
0 0 1 1
Walton
Pellet 0 1 0 0
Sone -nee n 1 ft 0
O 4. w
em Mender Meet lest the Pine -
Psis limes played host to the Walton
eirch errline, in a 0pe-511 tie.
etrneeele opened the genre with 5
balanced pnssirg play to font
Tennis in goal enslly bet a few
minutes later Walton tied it rip with
n lined shot from close in. Tine
Stephenson merited for Tbuseels and
'Rennie Bennett for Welter, No
genre in the last linlf with the eame
endine,1 the last helf with the game
ensline in 1-1 all tie, Although 131 11
Rene made some brilliant tries in the
lest half be was unrewarded.
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Th
Unit.ci Church
"Power to choose" was the subject
of the mornirg sermon in the
United Church. The morning an
them was "How lovely are thy dwell-
ings" by Reyser. Solo parts were
taken by Mise Hingston and Mr.
Lloyd Wheeler. The Baptism cere•
mony that was to have been °beery -
el was postponed until Sunday
morrine, June 20,
711 the evening the choir sang "He
thnt dwelleth in tbe secret place," by
Marsb. Miss Ruth Wilson took the
solo part, The minister spoke On
the "Righteonsness that exreeds,"
Announeement was made at both
services of the campaign to be
carried on locally to raise our mints
of the 'United Church Pension Fund.
Members of the committee to raise
110 ford are Messrs William Legal,
(nehmen: R. 13. Cousins, Secretary.
Treasurer and Mar Shaw.
TENDERS WANTED
Club
CORNER STONES
Itev, George A. Milne, 'M.A..
Personal Principies.-(4)
Mar.attc64
BRUSSELS, (01'4f.A1111
National Clothing Drive Hon. Geo. A. Drew
To Open Field Day
Thr eitizene of een...tet. :ael ,nre
niunitir are to have their ..-tei .. 1e 110-otire111, Geoefee A. Omer. -
helping the needy of other Jan& not Prentiee of ()Merit) will offical/
so west as our own. Plans have wee Baron County'e big Field Omer
and quickly -that te the goal toward collection hi 1111,,sel.. Mends erei 1.1e P.M., W, enesday, June 19072.,
already bee, made for an erganized in (lettere:1 itew Comintetity Park at
To do a thing promptly, effieiently,
will delay our progress toward that Grey ey from June 17th to June 29th, en The Directors of Huron Counter
which we' should all strive. Nothing ,e -
that we may all make our temtri- Federation of Agrleulture trust Wee
goal MVP surely than letting others
perform the many duties which we
ea n and should do ourselves.
Civilization has almost reaebed that
point where no-eme takes care of
himself any mere. We demand -and cross Seel, ty will sort tied 1(8111 the tion All everete on the prograrnmee
obtain a leateered ministries from elothes. InforMation regarding thinee with tete exception of a few toes" -
may hew. a daily newsPaper men ann
required will be found elsewhere in ship competitions ere epee to the.
nntv. IT thi51101181Field Tes78807'others. Earh one of them involves
someone else in labour. That we this lesee. Watch for portieulars en
regarding the pollee; Ion in this ran be the means .0 cemerffterig
PaPer next week.
button to the National Clothing
Cole -ohm Reeve R. 0, Cousies 114
elutirman of the 8041 committee. The
Lions Club members will make the
eollection and members of the Red
11111 nential evert will develop into es -
truly Portray affair; levering hater
level nett urben populations alteette
Hipon is .etrietly a meal county;
without any large contest of pewee,
have to work all night. Others have
Ito rise and toll while we are asleep
in order that we might have benne
Mmulay i and milk at breakfast. Of mune
elected:
it is not an evil thing that moiety
has hermits, a mesh of interloeked
serviees. The evit :wises when wetllow *
einetnirts ant:0 sth ptne,11.),,ieeetieMs Pn r outthte,r47. 1.?
Mrs James Cerrlee
141(4 (I,10! r'14h3114'Itt'4
Wholesale depedenee nn the servicer nete•rie, ji) the person nf Mrs.
of others tends to mnkr. us thought- eeme,, emefe. ,e,eey 1 111"
less and selfish. Our perecnue prin.
1',',n, beep on Fridnv. Nen7 1T1
einles 140e deteriorate when we fish eeed year. Born in Nertit En,thete.
e be!
other people to do for ne all sorts? of 1 ,reee„. ene erre. me.
111hqingst7 atnIlfi fairt ?1 he betrteleran1f0ozr ('Ilrdiff 111 iqqn, Th"v on ('011'Parlance she was married +0 lime::
0n'$ sewn hnote is re gond exer'lee• esiou 13 of Grey TeweshiP fer
eerel far the morals, good for the fifty retire, retire: twerty-eevee
ienderneath every PVP',
duty lies the meetal indolenee which
Blackmore -Elliott
BIATIDVALF, - wedding was
solemnized in Knox Presbyterian
Church when Rev. Leland C. Jor-
genson united in marriage Lois
tvelyn Ross, Ileg.N„ only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond 13111011.
and William P. Blackmore, RA., son
of' Mr. end Mrs, Cecil Blackmore,
Iletemsville. Mrs, Donald Robert -
erne church organise'. PleYed the
eyeddire music. The bride entered
on the arm nf her father in a full.
slcieted princess gown of 1VOTy faille
taffete. 1 -Ter fingertip veil fell from
a halo outlined with seed pearle.
She carried Alneeican Beatty yowl
and gardening. Mists Mabel Mee-
Donald4 itou.N., maid nf 90 -or, ehoae
powder blue faille taffeta- and carried
twoet pees and gartioniere 'Phe
junior bridesmaids, T3etty Messer,
(‚01(1111(‚01(1111of tbe bride, and Jean
Blaremore, sieter of the groom,
Were gowned silka to petal pink
taffeta and carried 0050135-750050135-75 of
'roses, snapdtragnoe arid sweetpeas.
Dalton Illackinore,
was grocensmen ter lita brother.
Diming the signing of the register
InspJ Lareon Rapp, Lietowel, comet
Of the gem tang, Harry Meek.
more, semnorme, brother dt ebe
Poem, Med Jack Oke, Weodetock,
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned till 8 o'cloek Perle
Friday, June 14th for the work of
repair and improvement of the
Tietreeliamp Creek Drain and its
South Branch.
Beauchamp - Estimate ........ -20,000.00
South Branch - elstintate ,. 2.700,00
Plans and Spectecationst may he I
seen at the Clerk's. Oflice at Ethel.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
eerily accepted, Security will be
required.a Fear, Clerk,
Ethel, OM, •
0 • a Itt
Obi'var v
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frienely rseatione in nor commeareite
ties. a great deal whll 'have reseele
, ancomplished.
e • 1111411 111141141141 hle
as been dlepyetit
in the (minty pesay ennteet OpFAT 10
ell Publie Sehool and man'?
4, a onr yonng students have skew=
,"'1541r111911',"'1541r111911'rkebte literary abiltty. 7840
in this rontest will he
presented with their prizes by 'Fete
Premier of Onterin at the 010110 78117
et 1.45 P.M. aporneimetely, fele fee-
winnere of the County jueeelmr
111"i0111' en11-10gt 86411 004164'0*their award" at this titre,
elr. terns, Fret. Prineipel of 901'40'
f'+9 ('l'01-'6414,lleeeeee ler. E. 1. Firees.,
Principal of Clinton Onleleinte, reed
11' )101'1'1 e Cle le et t Pei r eipaI uf
Blyth Continuation gehoel, teetee.
ltinely creso0.l-Pd to net e; 31)111)111'fee the lezetre Contese.
Te- re the 1,
09" te.eets
111 Wes'e...e. reeterie will ernvide
re' rirtetiele---lece--eeet
See e 0. v-- St 1'ft-eel Te eh,. eee.--
Tee 1,-e:hire Preritr. ereet-.
Me. e erect deal ef -:emtmeet in the
(eee'e 411)43ii 0 1410111".'l .-yee
"0!1,e eett foree. A eelare eeeee
le feellees" Conteei show ee.eete
ietreee..e many worth While
eyelets will be or eierley. 13143074ee events with m 1 , valeable
r wrn he the chl,f source of
!me r, yenneer
nf
year. 41111 and 'Mal:the' 'heir 11414:n. "1
11•110C4k when-,
l•pfuf 4es to do the required thing at
77,7'"tw77,7:the proem. time. Try shirking perse-7,1,1,1,n,1-771-
al gem -lees we render oureelves 7'4eeeecame" resettled eel,
helpless in the 90111 Of enterCeney in lit, ee411 the and ,14(1
it le our duty tn ourselves and onr 'ho her nefetliene rheereereee
nsefulness fn lenrn seleelseipline degree hereelf lo n bast or frumae.
and accretive the imbit of nehievement She ie eo„.leoe by enc.,
and aerompliehertent cin hale 'v111
seer come to the man who is tot
aeltamed t' do lee nwn ehnres To
persist in the peenes. of heino foe.
peer "pressed for time' es little
moor, than an 44301741 for feeler
oreanlea tion and faulty apportioning
of one's time Having instiffirient
time Or, perform some small hot at
the Mlle time reressary elute
eaten -illy means that too mum time
has been given to some other lees
important duty. If time is th,r all.
important factor in nue work then
let us take care of our time rather
it'll take nor time.
NOTICE -
Ni -911 the party who borrowed my
pipe wrench return It at once, also
any other tools. IT 1 am good
enough to lend surely 7011 can be
good enough to return them. 1
find that in future T will have to
Tfuee to lend tools,
Joe. Thuell
Notice—
The contracts of cleaning. the
following portions of the Blyth
Creek Drain in Morris- Twp., will
he let by Public notion em ,Tune
21st. Approximately 100 rods in
Lots 15 and 16, can. 8, at Joseph
MeCaughey's at 2 p.m. and apProxi-
nudely 25 rods in Lot 24, Con. 8, at
Joseph 13ewley's at 0 p,m.
George Martin, Clerk
DIED
BALLANTYNE-In Clinton Hospital
otk Tuesday, June 11th, 1946, Robert
Ballantyne, in his 8Brd year.
Funeral will take plane from the
Walker Pelee -eel Home on Thursday,
June 13t1). Service, at 2 11. ne In-
terment in Wingham Centetery.
winorn•rmreraZ¢Tsnme*.e.,4,mm
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June 20th
At 0.45 W. S. le,
Tex nepper in
ee,
"Tex Rides with Boy Scouts"
ADDED ATTRACTION
Bing Crosby in "Blues of the Night"
Including Comedy, News and Cartoons.
Admission 35c and 20e
nn 110 linineetene and three
danehters. Mrs. R. F. Tenv,-etre
rnediff and
Mee. Waller Williamson (Teterel:
also two erandelangliters. Mrs: Teen.
T0P0T1111,1 Herold parenbei
and three great-grandebildren, B11110,
reviebt and Nervy ranmeell 4311
of Brussels.
The funeral service was held en le t‘111 'Ten?' of `Ile 50101) 10)0,
June 18 and WaS cendected Th" r'n"n*--"
by Rev. H. C. nf the milted h,r, ',earns will provide a tournament,
neriely-either Sharron Deze.e.
("beech, assisted by Rey. A. W.
norkeo of, ememate, 91!.' Carrie enee. Walton and Wroteleld, vreett
te, firet game sebeeelee far 10.50
Tleneeton sang "Asleep In Jesus."
A M. and the ,yeend for ie
The pall -hearers were Elstom
I is coutideetee hoped that this
Cerdiff, Albert C'ardiff, Ernie
till prove the bieree,t and bereft
Cardiff, Mac Careiff, Mark Clardift
Fe, tt Day e• 1,1111 in Ilarees
and Herb Sullivan. 0)111 ty.
The beautifnl floral tributes were
carried by Phyllis Ruth
'Phonies. 'Ruth Wilson. Thenelda
Willis. June Week and Mareeret
Cardiff.
Among thnee attentline. the feneral
from a distance were 'Rev. A. W.
and Mrs. Barker. Highgate: Mr. and
Mrs, H. Marshal, 'Mtge ,TeSSie.
Mr, G. Ward, Mies 'Ma Forhee. elese
jeer Ferbee and Mr. 341mee
wny. all of Steatfartl: 'Mr. Jack
Oakville: Mr. and Mrs. W
Hee. Tarn: Mr. tied 'Mrs. Fenwick
Iluneart. Tetkesitie: Mr. sni Mrs,
James lVfeLeuretilie. Lender, and
Mrs, Alex Bryans. Wine:ham
l.n•tiies'Al
Tim Ladiee' Aid of Melville Pres.
byterine (There?) beld its :erne meet-
ine at the home of 'Mrs. Jerk GibSon.
The president. eTrs. Clarke Mettle -
Pen. WAS in the rbair and there were
21 menthere present. The Scripture
reading was given by Mrs. Joe Mar.
tin. The secretary's report was read
by Mrs. William Little and the
treasurer's by 'Mrs. :ranee Arm -
stemma'. The following wire appetrt-
ed es the 111111 flOWer eemmittert:
Mrs. W.D.S. jetniesen end Mee.
.T, Peelcer. Mrs, John Meadows.
lire. ,Toe Martin. Mrs, L. W. Pleb
-
mire. Mrs. Gordon eTcDowell, Mrs,
:in ni es Arms t eor end Mrs. .713 011
Cerecren Were appointed as a cone
mutes, to eater Int the Lions supper
01) efendey evening. At the close
nf the meettng n. eneinl 'hoer 07A0
epent and lurch was eerved.
The eerne meeting Of the W.M.S.
wee heel in Melville Church end
was in charge of the Home Helpers
with Mee. Harold Streit. and Mlle
Sack Work as convenors. The presi-
dent, MTS. 11, H. C,ardiff, presided.
The secretary's report was given
by Mrs, Little, assistatt eecretary,
and the teeestrer's by Mrs. Robert
Thomson. The greet speakey was
Mrs, Methire01 1 of 1Violesevorth.
Leech was seeted.
Notice -a
Tinning June, 33107 and Anglia the
Library 'Will be open only
Wednesday and Saturday nt the
, wand hetet.
For 14 at Goderich
Pensions Approved
Eighteen applications for OV
Pensions were considered 117 C.
Age T'enseee, 01111 Yftltht,re
noes Board tor Huron County
reenler meeting en Thereday.
Of these. 14 were reeonamentlea
for a fell pension; throe far 11141'
19'' investientinnand mei ler
3)115'-
11a1 pension.
of the hmlel present.
were: William Archibald, nee -
men. Se:iforth: 71. J. Boweetere.
11 1.1.1 sset, Jelin L. Meelliertee.
eteex:,ter: eir5. N W. Tre Weer the,
Cliremi: Mrs. Fe R. Redellte Gaeta -
ere :be ,:eeretere. 91. W.
Rederich.
0.1clirlik Church
Preaching on the subject est
"Pentecost" at the morning servIce-
on Seteleythe minister ereeeeete
the significance of Pentecost '
life of the Chureh. He etresst
oed Ter n Pentecostal exper1.1
the lives of rho peoele of to -dee.
A quartet, witli Miss+ June eerovre...
The, Me ree ret Cardiff, W111, 'King
and (herald Gibson, rendered, ete
Hners"nrranged by lez
Wilson.
sermon ettbiert a the evening*
service west, "Earth's Preen Empire*"
00 1110 eortraet was drawn betweeZ.
the kingdoms of the earth and taw
K tucciom of God.
Football Schedule
St. Calunthan 51 Ilettesels-.Tene lidtt
Brussels et. Ethel -lune 17th
w aucn al at. Columban-Jutle tette
Ethel at Brussels -lime 24151
Waltob at Seriforth-leme net
Walton at 11t1101-june 24th
Seatorth at St. 01o1urnhan-,Tune 24t6o
Vittelton at BrusSele---Stine 2101111
St. Columben Itt Seerorib---,Tune /Site
Tereseele let Seaforth-elitlY let
St. Colunibtin at Walton -Silly IStle.
Ethel et Senforth-Suly 5011
Bt Eolumban ittEthel-July 'Att.
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