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ANNUAL MEETING
Brussels Branch of Canadian Red Cross
WEDNESit-AY, JANUARY 15th
At 8 p. m. in the Brussels Library
Your Attendance IJ!;gmtly Recrxested.
R.J,B�,�rr,,,xa;1
Stores To Close Earlier
At a special meeting of the Wing -
ham merchants. a new closing hour
was adopted for Saturday nights. All
stores will now chase at 9:00 p.m,
instead of 10:00 p.m. The new
closing hour applies to the mmvtlts
of January, February, March, only.
Brussels Branch of The
Canadian Legion News
The regular meeting of the
Brnescls Branch of the Canadian
Legion met in the t'ew Legion Home
on Tuesday night with an attendance
of 50 members. Th installation of
new 020cers was conducted by the
Past president, H. Thomas:
The 1947 •officers are:
-President-0. Doll
1st Vice Pres. -L. Workman
2nd Vice Pres. -H. Keifer
'Secretary -B, Campbell
Treasurer --R. Shaw
Sgt. of Arms --W. Coleman
The next regular meeting will be
held the first Tuesday in February.
Still Going Round
"Well, did Yon get any surprise
presents for your birthday?"
"Yes, rather. T got a book from
Bill T lent you last year."
Is Your Subscription Paid Up?
Worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness: fear before Him all
the earth.
M (. i''LirCh
tdlnistei Rev, G. A. Milne, M,A
10 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. nt. "Tire Bnrninl; Heart."
7 p. in, "Living Saiz' leer"
Jon. 9- Week of Prayar Ser-
vice at 8 p. tit. .
Speaker --- Rev. IT. C. Willson
.Tan. 17 --- Congregational
Meeting,
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
.a,e.,... *swam
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a. m. Morning Worship
'ITihe Baptiser in the .Tordan'
Mission !land
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 p, m, Evening Praise
"The New Creation"
0iveryione Cordially Welcome
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Raster
p.B..S,CFinat 'Sunday After the
Epiph.aney, Jan. 12th, 1947
St„ John's Church Bronchi-.
2 p, m, Sunday School
7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer '
St. David's Church Hsnfryn-
2,80 p, m, Evening Grayer
at, George' Churoh Watton
11 a, M. Morning prayer
Friday evening :rim. loth at 8
Week of prayer Service, speaker
Rev. 44, A. Milne of TvieCviile
rreebyteriait Ohltra
K7CT t ,TON
Mrs. lila Mr'agganl etas returned
haute ,from a visit with relatives
'fear Sea forth.
Mrs. George Jackson has return-
ed home •from Seat'arth hospital.
Mr. Frank Marshall, Ajax, and
Barry, Kitchener, at the hoarse of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Marshall.
lila'. Jolts Bennett. Kitchener, at
the frame of his parentis, Mr. and
Mr,. W. .2. Bennettb.
Mr. and Mtn. Sohn C. McDonald
and family entertahied the foliow-
inc gueste for Christmas; Mr. Hugh
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kellar
or Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Car-
ter and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.
Glen Carter of Londesbaro, Mr, and
,firs D. R. MoKenzle of T.ucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Watson Reid of Blyth,
Mr. John Reid anti daughter, Miss
Avert] Reid. of Hythe, Alberta.
New Store fours
In a recent survey in Brussels
among the Grocery Stores it was an
unanimous decision that 9:30 Satna•-
day' night was late enough in the
months of Tannery. February anti
March, Thanking the town and rival
population for Shopping Early.
B.G.S•,
WANTED-
Appitrations for the position of
Assessor for the Village of Brussels.
Stale salary expected. Applications
to be in by Jan. 11th. Lowest or any
npplteation not necessarily accepted.
13 B. COITSINS, Reeve
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the acts
of kindness. messages of sympathy
and heaautifni floral nffet'hngs, receiv-
ed from our kind ' neighbours and
friends during our recent bereave.
meat. They will never he for-
gotten.
Viola and Graham Campbell
and ]Family
O -R -A -N -C -E -S
California Larger Size 288's
"Buy A Big Bagful"
5 Dozen $1.00
10 Dozed. 11.09
Full of Juice
Thin Skins
SEE THE SIZE
AT
GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
COMPARE THE VALUE
REGENT THIRATRE
Seali'f't1"0- .O1n1.
Thur., Fri., Sat„ Jan. 9, 10, 11
Double Feature
Johnny Comes Flying Home
with '
Faye Marlow Richard Crane
Martha Stewart
and
It Shouldn't Happen To A Dog
with
Carol Landis and Allyn Joslyn
DOUBLE FEATURE
Mon., Tues., Wed. Jan. 13, 14, 15
Adventures Of Rusty
with
Ted Donaldson Mat'gat'et• Lindsay
Conrad Nagel
"Ace', the wonder dog, in the role of
"Rusty'' is a beautiful animal.
and
Life With Blondie
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. Jan. 16, 17, 18
Renegades
In Technicolor
with
Willard Parker Evelyn Keyes
Larry Parka
This is a superior bread of Western
Entertainment 1p Technicolor.
DOMING,* µ^
To Each His Own
with -
t)Ilvla DeHaviland
lv.rz pz krr
Rev. ti. A Milne. M.A.CORNERSTONES
Pt' cd Away Dec.
24th
Miller
Passed Away
+ 1tOr•14
Funeral •et•vir - for Mrs. Mary
Rev. A. J. Munn a forms' pastor The Lord's Prayer.Blyth
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
titer^r i aunty Goa n' it New Book;, At The Library
r t1 bill I'tn• berg. '•iu r•hn, • In litany ways The Lord's t'rave,. Millet, 30, wtfr of David Millar, _ee
Reese(' suddenly away darning the'
le a most fitting theme for the• Wei.tc Maple Street, , Timmins. wa : he!!! Brnssels
of Pru,v •r ervi res whirdt are heittg ''' ('11'11'11
( 1:istni., Pi' I( at tit, home of his - 1„'•. 'Nil, at 9::n ;,_nr.
D0111 the Phar, 1 of the Nativity.
Colborne
son Alton !Mann throughout the world thts 3'' rx'tr.!•
week. It teaches ns at the very ori Mrs. Miller passed away on Dr•r•.
r lte n 1 ann in Brantford of .t
1 t't strath. he :trained a call to
I 'Brussels its spring of 1913. serving
this pastorate fur r!gilt yeers after•
wards goieg to Newmarket.
B• eer.'As Contributes
$240.00 To Bible Society
:1In•s.
11. Walker, seeretary treasur-
er (if the upper Canada Bible Society
sent 1240,00 to .head office ill To -
1.01110 for 1910, The executive wishr,
In .thank callecters and rotitrihutors
for bhe faithful work and donattnns
do ung. th year, The collect 1011.A far
1045 was $200,00.
lblriVilie
Church
The Slar"aannttt 01 the Lord's Supper
was tlispetnsed at the morning ser-
vice Pneahing on the subject 'The
Shepherd of the Veal's', •Rev. Mr.
Milne referred to the many Oppot'•
ratlinies for Christian srrvfc'e offered
by God in the new year. Miss Maa'Y
TAU 3Doirarlati,e- rendered the sole
'This .is our Father's waled' by Bab-
cock.
The evening service inc,uded elle
Warrents Missionary •Society Detli•
calierr,Servire Mr Milne spoke on the
svbjfeet 'Equipped to Serve' and
stressed the urgency of rewpondine
to the call for earnest missionary
endpavonr.
A vont trio, with ,,stip. Helen, and
Frame Wilson, yang a• Christmas
parol which they had been prevented
tirraugh sickness from contributing
to the Christmas Concert.
The Mime rendered the anthem
SoWq of Hope and Pea.cc by Salts
Rona
M"1.eilln !Chu --h Ladies' Aid
Mfrs, Will Spears was hostess
Monday evening to Melville Ladies'
Add when a splendid turnout of
ladies was in attenci.nnee. Mrs. Clark
Metbeson, president, presided and
called the meeting 4o order by
singing "Biegt he the tie that binds''
and repeating the Lord's prayer in
unison in her opening remarks she
wished everyone a happy new year
and thanked the society tor their
splendid oaapea'ation and help !lur-
ing the past year. The secr'etar'y,
Mrs. Little gave an acocnnt of the
r'ite's nrootdintgs which showed the
splendid work done. The treasurer,
Mrs, "Tarry Allen read the fit'anelal
report which was favourably re•
(Tired and also the expenses en-
i'mtattt'red. Mrs. i-ong reported far
the Sunshine Fund, The roll call was
answered by paying tine new year's
Ire-, Committers were appointed to
look after the Was (club supper
next Monday night in the Library.
Gaines were enjoyed and a delicious
lunch was served,
'rte. ', ai book hat.- boon
r r it Trd-r -.f r t it k9tbil,. l ibrrlfy:
Franir P.a n1 r .! T•,r tt. .1 : :r War—n.511 Garden.
R. 11. r'o" t Sharp: Britannia Mears.
Sr. 11 Palate .r 1'' 1... rce 11
Star lay Pny'h- Green: Down Rdvcr Iies the World
Rens ;n W. Tit,y Jahn s : \I'.. 1 . +.,f the Bells.
set that we area very small unit t41.11 tint 7 a.n!. ,rfter n Mil --month h G1oi:•, rl. 1i +rt Barka: Th, Wind that shakes the
among the great million:: of ln!n!it't 111.1 "g.
A native of Afton. Anti0'nnislt
County. Nt.ea Senna. the former
Mary Flynn, she• was married ie
Timmins in 1019 and ha.' hr+•u e
1,-1,J,iit of 270 'Maple strret N., for
the past 10 years.
' nrrivors in'e'rt' her ln!:hanrl.
a daughter. Doris Linda, frit
years of age, and a la•m„nih. ale!
son. James David.
A brother, Eugent� I''lYtttl f
Ayton, a iso survives,
The United Church
The rimy Colnntmi'on wa< ,d!tti•t
istered al .the morning w•orsh10 in
the United Church. 'Ttepentane'e amt
preparittimt for the Kingdon„ was
the se-'tvnon, subject. The twenty.
this'd Psalm, "Brother James' Air”
was beautifully smug by it trio e •'n
nosed of Misses Thelma Brothers,
Dorothy Dennis and Ruth Wit, 1.
The trio wag secompanied by Mrs.
Lyle Bralhtrs.
The unfinished question "if Winte'
('renes?" b'r'ad on Jeremiah ViTT, 20
was the text of the evening. sermon
The choir sang "The Awakening
Chorus."
I! Y. Ds first, wool-- 0ur"-'-in
Most significant in that it includes
all who are separated from it, by
seemingly impassable barriers:
those who are sn f,tr above us that
we cannot reach them; those who
are so far beneath us rho '•e
• 1;• 't 'b•' 41g11t.s,1 art of recog-
ttidiont. to be a gracious rondec o-
=tan: those who lMong to the
opposite Breit ion in nnlittr=: thus.,
who belong to hostile mations; those
whose '''lister or irreligion 1
variance with our deepest von-
"'• f1 --a: .111 &hose who are outcasts
too. and even criminals, the enemies
of soriely. He Is our Father im eon-
't'h'en it'1ih all of them. We cannot
spea:ic for ourselves nnlnas we speak
9'", for them. We cannot early our
petitions to the throne o1 His grate
units--' we ract'y their pe1111ans as
well. We can''tot ask .ror any grind
unless. it ds to be for others. as well
as for ourselves, For He is their
Father as much as ours, and we
cannot say. 'Our Father which art
in ]leaven," unless. we have first
learnt to say. "Our brothers who axe
on the earth." The Lord's Prayer is
in every dine a prayer of fellowship
"1 co-operation. it is a perfect
example of the saolal natm'e of
prayer. There is no 'T' or 'me' or
emi'•s' in .the whole prayer. The
Roman who prays that prayer spiri•
!Wally is automatically included in a
living gseoup and possesses a clear
vis inn of that deeper Reality to
1'h-om he prays. Divine Fatherhood
{ and human brotherhood are born to,
getdten'. To say "Father', to God
'twelves saying "brother" to one''
fellows.
Tn. Slahscribers—
The nt'iliug list of The Post was
trevisetl lost week. We ask that each
subscriber look nt the iabel on their
panni and ser, :.hat it bear; the cnr-
rect. elate, if it is an error kindly
notify us at once, Tn those who have
so promptly renewed their subscript-
ion we say "Thank you," To those
who llal'e not done so we say "please
do so al your earliest ermvicnce."
'11'7 7Tb p
Elder-Thuell
A gtilet wedding tnek place in
Anglican Rectory, Th'asetets, Tan. '1,
when Rev, lir, Keta' united in mar-
riage petty (leorelna, only dauglnte^
of M1•. a"ti Mrs, Roy Tltnell and .Taint
A. Elder only son of Mrs, Eliz,theth
Elder -of Seaforth,
After the wedding dinner the
Pre)Pg, 4A/f4: KNOW" cripple .left for a short honeymoon to
the Stales. They now are living in
& aforth.
Murdock -Wood
The home of Mir, and Mrs, Leslie
Lake, R.R. 3, Brussels was the
scene of a pretty wedding on New
Year's rimy at 3.10 p.ut. when. Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William 'Wood ' of 1]drnns, elan..
bectunc tete bride of Mt% John A.
Marclock, Southampton, son of Mr.
and Mils. 'Franklin Mnrdocic of
Durham, Rev. .Stanley H, Beeman
of Ethel was the officiating Minister
and Mrs. Brenton played the wed-
ding music, During the signing of
the register Mr, W. D, Eeltmier in?
Atwood rendered "0 Perfect Love,"
The ceremony tools place beneath
an arch of evergreen lno:uglts with a
White wrdeVn:g bell anti pink ho•ws.
The bride wore a rose wool dress
with sapphire and gold grin and
t 31rted• an arm bonnet of large white
mums,
Miss Rltsna May Beleitdsr attend'
ed the bride .dressed in dusty pinks
crepe and carried a banquet of white
batty mems and pink carnations.
The groom was supported by Mt'
Charles Lake.
ievilowina- Or, l'rometty tite Sacra.'
Ment of the' Lord's Supper was
administered by Itev, J. H. Kerr of
BruesieYls.
A fowl dinner was served to the
guests, Tite ttthle was ntdnactive
width •a thaecallet' wedding cake
flanked with Lighted tapers and
bouquet ttf white baby tnurns and
Pub snapdragons.
The brads .ettid groom left by motor
for Southampton where they will •
reside, The groom is studying to
r'nter the min%stry+,
Earl Whttta.rd at ,St. Catharines
with MTs', and Mrs. Ben Wtltittard.
* * *
Mrs, C. Middleton nt Atwood with
her parents Mn'. and Mrs, B. Whit -
toed,
a et s
Mdse Nancy Galbraith of 8th line
Elena spent the C+ha'istanns holidays
with her aunt Mrs. Archer Grewa.r.
r * m
Word was received here of tite
death of Dr, A. W. 1./, Gilpin of
Detroit, Mlicir., who passed away on
Dec, 2701,
'g
Mr, and Mrs. T. A, Schtnbein, Lis-
tolvel, Mr. and Mrs. George Gal.
braitit, A,ttvooil spent. Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Grewal.
is '0 *
Maw, Karl Self, and little son Rosa
oe Brampton spent ohnisttnas with
her parents Mr, and Ma's, 13. Witit•
lard.
n' * *
Mr, B1cbift Wallace, ,Detroit, made
a smart visit .at the ltomo of Mrs.
Ben Whl4Jiard,
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Mr. 7, TT, La.ppdnl of Toronto WAS
the guest of W. L. MrQuarrie •nf
Vancouver at the home of Mrs. W.
Ti. Stretton,
DI ED
R,ANN Tit Clinton Hospital on Wed.
nastier Jamtei'y Suit, 1047, Mary
Hastings, belvei, wife of R. J.
Minn, to roar I.4th year.
Pttnet'nl will be held from) the home of
iter •or D. A. 'li•an)l, lirttsaels alt
Friday, January 10th, 1047, Service
at 2 p. m; interment in Wroxeter
Cemetery,
tlorrie Cotyles From Rear
To Defeat Brussels Team
in a IV 0 A. A. intsrmetl'ste ;*nut:.
at the Brussels arena on Mond IV
evening. Gerrie defeated Brussels 11.
3, Brussels was leading 5-1 at
the end of the first period. Corrie
rallied to lend 8-6 at the end of
the second, and win the game 11-8.
d'ee'd'). (Denetyl ... G, 12'. Riess,
Ondet'tch Twp ............... Gen r'ns Ginn
Grey Alex Alexander
Gr• •' (Dr:putt') . Pttt:ley Machan
TTnt' ........... . George Armstrong
TTenenll Alvin W. Ii+•r•,Iet;.,.
iinwie]t John Winter
TTnwiek (1]epnty1 Eimer J. Parekh
Hallett John Armstrong
1te.Killrrp V. Russell D"rrtn,..a
1Tr.r�da r^•,.,•di 1',•1,,,1,'x,.,
,,..,,r. ,•t h . ..... John F. Daly
Stanley J. Penner
Stephen Tiny Rat?
Stephen (Deputy) ... Arthur J. Amy
Tnkers,mith Arthur Nicholson
Titrnberry Walter H. Waal:,
T'sborna ., Hugh Berry
E. Wawanosb ....... .. ,T D. Ri't' t-.tt
W. Wawa nosh Brown Smyth
Win ahem Murray Johnson
Bring Your Jur-
'2,, (l'olVar'' (Irnseteria and fill J
it rip full of sweet cucumber pickles.
they just taste like home-
made ones- Shop at Grewal" e
Grnretenda. We Weaton's Bread
and Cakes. See our display of filled
cookies. Open all Day Wednesday
as Usual
GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
PHONE 5
Understand Now
Visitor: Why is the church bell
ringing. Sexton?"
Sexton: 'Cos I by pulling th' ere
rope, mister!
Basler.
T'"n;,1..-;- Inrttatlon to live.
Douglas; Dr. Hudson's Secret
Jearney.
Hill: April Gold.
11.11 itat •' 111:* .Sturm..
Ili I ub titnt' Ctnast.
lb' Manner.: Hungry Hill.
Richat'd:err7: We Keep a Light.
Stewart: Ynnng Panadngoes to
work.
Shiarit; Cup.
James: Smoky.
i \Callan•': Overcoming ITendicaps.
11 Gann: Blaze of Noon.
I
: ianelttr-r: In a Dark Garden,
Formers Listowel Man
Stac';umbs At Toronto
TORONTO. Jan. ti, --The death
took place suddenly on Sunday of
John Peter Walter. formerly of
!Astow'el at his home in Toronto.
He is ema'vivtel ley bis wife. the
former Mary Sproule. and by three
children: Graham A. Walter, To.
ttonto: Dr. Margaret (:Mrs. K. D.
McEttchern), Toronto; John Wal
te, Sheboygan, Wis. The remains
rested at the A. W. Miles funeral
home. 20 ,St. (lair ave., west,
Toronto: funeral service was held at
the funeral home Tuesday at 3:00
p.nt. Intetmterit took place in
Mount Pleasant cemetery, Toronto.
The late Mr. Walter was in busi-
n-•s= Brit sols for a short time
when he pnrba;.ed the shoe stock of
the late E. A. Oammage.
I'his is the only national
appeal to be made in
Canada within the next
twelve months for
Chinese relief,
...the only food for him,
and millions like him,
in. war -ravaged China
This old peasant, his farm devastated by the
Japanese, is too weak to work. His diet for months
has been grass and roots.
Of China's people, 83 per cent. are farmers. Mil-
lions are in urgent need of food, clothes, medical
supplies. UNRRA's work is ending; voluntary
agencies must carry on. Canada must do her share.
Will YOU help?
China, a good neighbor and customer, will not
forget.
t '#e'®ot s, China, a Good Neighbor, calls to YOU!
CANADIAN AUL) TO CMINA
Make cheque payable 10 CANADIAN AID 7'0 CHINA and 'nail to Provincial Headquarters
Ontario Committee Headquarters — Room 101, 371 Bay St.,
Toronto 1.
Chairman — H. B. Burgoyne, St, Catharines, Ontario.
Vice -Chairman --- C. R. Rowntree, London, Ontario. -
Treasurer — E. J. Case, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bay and
Temperance Sts. Toronto. 1.