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Wednesday, February 26th, 1947
THE BRUSSELS POST
MORRIS I ObituarY
Iassived Ads
There veill boa joint met ring oft JAMES BALLANTYNE ,___-
t116 1arinere of Mortis and 14aet \i'a• f LTHEL, Feb. 18 -- The funeral of FOR SALE—
' at thin i al•r.atee. Hall, l J11m0,1 Ballantyne, who died M. A bedroom suite, new,
Boigrave to hear Or. McNabb and i 'remelt() in his Surd year, was held
Er. Meemunan; of the 0.A.('.. Guelph, from the Knox Presbyte. fan C hw eh,
speak on Bangs disease If Ethel. eu lturllay. 11 r it \l11.
'Phe Sunshine Farte. l ferule, .e t :et',Ivor ori'iciat. e. Burial woe In Rime
Bre ho111q'aa .john \\}1J•, W1111 :t1,1 ('enter ('entttorye 'Mr. feel Ientree
px'esetute,' After kis:t e ,,,;; L,.,r.141:: ; farmed in Grey '1'o12 111p fee s e reel
report they di ue:e a e. eel ef I year•% before taking up radenc r is
hook -keeping for the I ee Pint \ e l'roronto with hie eon. Graham who
the increase le pre, el lee. e e et : survives.
Decidinfi ilia:+ the. e, 11i 1 s -r ... .- —
grnss scrid' 1hm1ld not ' ^.'.002111 till Peter McDonald
1947 seed r oinl - en to urs ice.. t: An early Settler of the Hne
oy
Meetst o
ref : tiirr• 19.i. ,,., t i' 1 11 1, in :: district, Peter 111Dou,l1 1 tssed
1
.,,.
hands of the 'irhOtesal r and • they ' e ray a= 1n' banter on \Tenday. Feb.
alone will benefit f me 1.1..1'''A't1 1.31.11. Tie 112111 the eldest stn or Mn
Ie. d Airs. Rune:, McDowell. of
._,..... - ... 1 P *neck. Ont., and was bor•lt May
Morris Council e rilb, 1277 at Brueeels, ilnt tate'
'Fell.' ,1. ,e1" lee hr w1 familiarly renown came
The ne i'il mei. 1 the '•,tarove 11110 •west to Ze alandia Sask.. b1 190e anti.
In the:Township Hell *tee all the lee r took up a homestead at Plenty.
members p rsent.' The minnita 0, I alk.. in 1909.
the Loa maetin'ft were roar' and ( Ile is survived by his widow and
adopted on nation of 7a:- Yee:!: nue ens daughter, Mrs. Jas, Spote, also
Sam Alcock. The minutes of the .bree b: alters John and amee of
especial meeting were • reel and Btu eels and Tom of Ze2landt1; tate
adopted en motion of Mae. `tenches sister Mrs e. 1Tc(!naig ee seeeeeili;
eee4 Me Yuill: ••alem ore grandson. Peter James
,,ed by Chas. Coiiltee seconded S•peir, .
n1 Aleock that 1Torri1 T°wn-
scacls be opened 1,s =onn ,1c
m'ent---ie..-available.-- Garried.-
-Moved by =-Harvey Johnston
seconded by Sam —Abell:,that By -
Law No, 2 1247; Y1reeiding t•or 114.E
expenditure en 1.04 bs';,passetl.
eCarr3ed.
The funeral service was held in
the rnited Church. Brook, on Wed-
nesday . 6fteemoon, Feb, 5th at 2
p.m. with Rev. 17', Meller in charge of
the. ',service. There were teeny
beautiful floral tributes.
Pallbearers 'dere neighbours of
tlie;.deeeased. W_ Atwell. W. Munro,
Phone 89.1-6 Mrs: Wm. Stiles
FOR SALE --
Man's watch, also 2 (halve and a
racking ('hair.
Phone 56-r-23.
MAN WANTED—
for Rawleigh business, Sell to
1100 families. Good profits foe
hustlers. Write today. Rawlelgh's
Dept. ML. -A-152-S, Montreal, Que.
'Moved by Chas. Coulees s Conh11 T.' Simpsohr. 'Jr, `\\"coater•, Bob Coghill
by Harvey Johnston. that By-law No. and J. Calder.
3, 1947. adopting aseessmene roll. be Tnterin:enet was‘.74:7:1d: in tate Brock
les ed.—C•an1•ied. =t ra:mtt'cttvr t"7 ar:.2ti,t;
:loved by Che%. C'htiit6e seoolllEd—Rasefiotvn Eagle
by Joe Yud11 that 1 e churn from.e. t +.r= •_tea, _; . -
t.
Meet County sent out,: le Nee ee'.n D1Sld • Denbeelm
Miller rFgareinp,, Draltiee 1.1 ecoei The dead* ocrture1 et Woodstock
election with Bell: Teeep-lione Co +anis 7Tn:g'lrital on :Sn64avPeb. 16, of
Dee:eight Saving Time be adopted.. Deeed,._Denhohn, +tiusha4,,,eof Agnes
----Carried. Speer and fatlier" rot::Mrs. Ken
Moved by Harvey Jobb `on eam Beaittie. Rank of Commerce Apart-
onded by Jou- 021111] ,th:at ...out 11fi1., cents,' to his ,73eel Scut e eels claath
ge pr 211112ed tib-' •I4o*14 uperin•trn e alae unp.pectedly althotigl'i he 112(1
dent be paid 0(1.rried, nee, been fa, eheeeeecrt of •::•earth se-
Moved by Obas feulteee•secomked cenlleee
Tay Sam Alcock that :he meeting Porn at Blyth; e0nri,. 11g,Svas .a son
of the late Mr. slid M'esee John Den -
helm. Most of his life was spent at
'13154ht''anS`l1i"e°1veme et tji=reside in
Weeec s:tpc Lrfrem Seaforth four; years
adiourn to meet again on MTarcll. 1(1,
1947 at 10:30 a.m. Carried
The following aepaentre wore paid
'Dept. of Health. regain .,;1 e.r'3:10
'Brussels, Morris and Grey •
Telephone Co. ............. : Le
C. W. Hanna, account, relief 2",6S
Advance Times, suppligs..'and
advertising_ .. 21.51
a3'Xf"^-Crawford. Ai.O.H. ........... '7,20 00
NOTICE—
Peay Hatchery has s.1111e stirted
pullets. and started cockerels, N. Ii..
L. S. e' N. H., B. R. x N. H. and
It]arlt Australot•ps• Order tlayclds
for Spring delivery wititeet. delay.
Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel.
.ago f .ra.•t .:,iu •>..,
FOR SALE—
Electric motet's rewound and re-
paired. Expert workmanship. Moder-
ate prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
13u1teivingeleeettllig 2i*t , one son,
Jolie ot'°Lohdbn• and .,pqe . daughter,
Airs. Beattie (Mary) wife of Ken
Pe3iie0fdelaia14 e .commerce staff,
three brothers, Ja
me l(i])enholm of
(recd Wheeler, 13.0.1-1. 3.00 1 'leneeeleof ,1Foet,, McMurray,
John Craig, 13.0,9 5,00 Male, .an � � , ole of .England. There
-,-It,
Gen. martin, 13.0.9. 3.00 4. 0111, zpinaudelkilit Dihnne Beattie,
'van McAleer, hro Pie i 1.'r6 \\'oadetack.
Geoo,(O Marin ACJ, ik Funeral services for the late Mr,
frnhohn•-WSW"teld from the E. P.
2Teadoirs Funeral Home on Tuesday.
INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENZ Feb. 14 at 2 1 temporary en•
An areident (renting on Nigh tembm 'tthe mausoleum and
way No. 06. 12 miles east of 1 ietbif ehe.2 i.,:s�. "1' "^
ti *11'6 fe 1o31 1211 a large ndrnther' al
-- .day, branght inin es to Dinah
e, friends and relatives, The many
kith. 74. Re.R. 2, Wiemeeter, who
.hosed to nave hacked out tri' he's'"
;1 lane intothepath of atedeutte
Dile driven •'by Richard :Ete'Sllac-
14ltltan, Listowel.. atttomotive`,larts
salesman, as 'he was pr•oecedinilt west
toward Winghatn.
,Taclrliin en*feted cats and bruises
and injuries to Ott a'rihh,2. 1dea.: Ile
was removed to Wroxet Llefoit •ntedi-
1ilYilb
cal attention. Both P,n• h were
damaged considerably. 'l . e „
,ID * * * * ,s
• PEOPLE WE KN
4 A a c o
Major H. V,' Kerney spent a .:Yew
days last week in London on heel
31086.
* t *
L. E. Cerllff. M.P.. left I,onday.fnr
Ottawa for the cerrent parlimeen
teary sessions.
a s
R. B. Cousin( waif ;i' _3'n or..o 1111
week attending 0 rte' Mein:a.
Convention, �� r . •s'• r
* +air►..,
"Miss Evelyn 1itgibnt,' Topatkit
agent the week andkiiiPi.,,bei.peVark214
Mr. and Mrs. Beveiitiliitott.
*
5 ,. e
Mrs. Norman >'a Spetir sutler p 1 head y�
emit/ fee as a raffia f61(rfali,eiat al,r'$� rib e ,cytt, tel
00
skating party in the arena on PH. Op''orrtetrist
e 1. i'Wtiiteriii'1 nf&tio's ' tbd -
Mo {E$ett� r�ie&
'118, tl ar'yiston
rf:�'+o n�1¢ �t+'r yfrnlv7 `$ :.�—•�'tl'4°1 ow&1+a
8!;
ebi2tes testified to the esteem
in which he was held. •
-
Friends attended from -cossets
Tee1gravc. Blyth, -•..Seafort1i and
London,
Peelleve:rs weie''eelil1ihrt Speer,
Norman' Spelt.. John Work, Gorden
Weisel Tohn Bowman and John
Ynill.
HELP WANTED—
Wotnan wanted to - look after' baby
chicks, expertence not necessary,
work is not heavy, consisting chiefly
of Waseiiug — drinking and feeding
dishes, etc. Good wages, hours 9
to 6. .601117 to
Walter Rose Poultry Farm,
Phone 88x -r-•1
Ration Cod�]IueDateS:
,,
Coupons n ,, good. ars pre-
serves . 926 to S 1G'.eeleutter` Bas to
,.and Meat M64 to M74.
'"" Ori"" Marsh 3. sugar-m•eserves
venom R4'=^.
'nI ea,t 7175 will be-
come valid. 1':Feil
RFA.ieN=t;^?:,1T1:RTA,INM71WT ,,e.:...,
Yetel:l fine it in The 4inea'ican
Weekly ... in Pack, The Comic
Weekly ... and in Pictorial Review,
f iseq.three. great magazines distri
bui.eit wtti< The Det'roit;,, S111.427Times. ONLY Michigan Pal19r, with
tan
ly,
'ti,,iev's
,e
'
iixid pictori;al,��•
ptiffv
1riay evening. +Clef t,,.•r'. 2a. 2t,. t
* 5 1 .Ali 3tltl*t i
Several children from here went:
co Stnaebford Wedntsiiay., tp
ms'rY ilii r
siausl0 exa, 1 c• 'leery$*.`. see
• * *
Mrs. M. Wineberg, Noble Grand or
Morning Star I,,oelgeteenteltt4ineeeethe
members •et her home et the con•
(dlnsion of their regnlatsll3t11edting ...on
Tuesdap night,1013 i ': ,2.:: ..
*�
310r .0, Elliott, who has been Viset,
lag in Mordatn, 1ila0;, arrived dome,
Sunday morning atter having to wait
t Listowel s4ati0n
All Sunday :night n
ter the Palmerston traili whtelu:watt
eitttclt in the snow near Cowauelown,
IiBldlse Dnrothy Artnsirong, r'eturtting
Plteonl icor va,aatielel 'ttlsd 'brad tee e'en 6 Surge Milking Machrneti,
eexpvrieneo.
Mono Sgr.9,; , $rusaelsr, tart.
MACH'IN'E SIOP.e,.
„ a d Electric tce�y'�ene n
Ilii -iii, 4:11 ,We'tlafrir a t*U11tI+.
a
Our shop is eduipped to do
,a First Class
Welding
And I,44th,, Woie15(srt'
Your Patronage Soncited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent tor 1201
In Memoriam
S
R 01.*SI9l L—In Loving memory of
P
1102 O'Sfdc0r Lewis Russell who
\v
w e could not shy eatewell
We 'could not take your hand t
BM -our ++beerts are with you where
you lie
Asleep ina fat' -off land.
We think of you when the
breaks
And when the shadows (all,
You gave your life for freedom
Your life it was your all.
Lovingly remembered but sadly
missed by :Mothers and Sisters.
IAS Air 'Operations, Feb.
k[l'lcd 9u
emery
24, 19'46, Overseas,
day
AGENT FOR—
New 'Eye -Ease Bulbs, to fit any
ordinary socket, no ;'tare, also
Thenpentio Lamps, gives off 00 71
beat eau be used instead of hot
water bottle, d1'ies hair. also for
putting heat to rheumatic pains.,
Write or phone 43-r-24
George Weselrburg for a deme
onatnation.
FOR SALE—
Stasted chicks, 4 weeks and up,
for delivery from March 3 until
range time. Purebred feather-
ing Rocks, and New Flalnpshire x
Banned Rock hybrids, Pram :a govern-
ment approved hatchery. See them
before you buy.
Telephone Brussels 375.
Donald Buchanan, Walton, Ont.
AUCTION SALE OF
BUSINESS PROPERTY
In the Estate of W. el. RIN'EHART
Deceased.
The Undersigned Auctiol^cer has
been instructed to s ell a t
BRUSSELS, on MONDAY, 'MARCH
10th, 194-7 ai. 1 p, In., the following
property:
The northerly part of Lot 102.
Weatheralees survey, on the -east side
of Tut'nberry Street, in the Village
of BRUSSBLS, known as the
GRAHAM BLOCK, having a frontage
on Turnberry treet of 65 ft. 6 in,. by a
depth of approximately 13.2 ft.
On the said property is located n
three-storey brick building, oontain-
ing three stores,three apartments,
large hall and other roonle.
This property will be offered for
sale at the premises subject to a
reserve bid and in one block Dr' in
parcels.
TERMS OF SALE
20% on day of Sale, balance with•
in 60 days.
.Further particulars may be bee
from:
Frank Donnelly, K,C,
Goderioh,
Solicitor for the Estate
Harold Jackson,
Seatorth,
Autcti•oneer,
AN OPPORTUNITY--
Established
PPORTUNITV—Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are 'aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
lished in a profitable business of
year own. For full particulars write
today to ,The 3. R. Watkins Company
Dept. 0.13-4. 2177 Mason St., Montreal.
Que. , nt.
FOR SALE-
100-acrae,4iaron, cement house, bank
barn 1S mile:•olbgood main road, price
$3000.00t'r e , r.
Blecicemith>'and wood work shop,
house metal, Made, henhouse; garage
in a viliegeo liydra'th1'oughout. Stock
and equipment can also be bought.
211bealthre eon..•-6s,r selling. Im-
mediate, t 1posseslon212-Anyone. Interest-
ed cal1:'or!write:J.,-G,-,Long,
.Real BstatelrBroker
eererfele .tele-trlerussels, Ont.
THE I1USH IS ON•'i_
far Febr uary-4larcll .0110k3 e "'bat no
f e t ft6,.-t I,e
mutter den yoet wiser delivery
rr n ,tl arse* t e :n
order Yeef .r,^ ,f0..0 - t - n 1
KITCHENEle BIG; CHICKS ft9W
to avoiej elisseeeetntetent r yltle eh'oicc
c 211591ls, s�osr5�ebji tweeereeee
CANADA. Al,PROMEeeef BR1E13DE.1�jS.
n U1,1.79P!'UM 1TESTEt�,,
Ngee ED FOIR eLIVA,Blhsfr ,
'012,11uGRQWTI tf' 1 e to
EARLY,, & TE ( V ,PijOlJ.11 'I it1j1,1
Wideli luck, t ,bre ise, °i 4eee, : ie g tl) e
Irl
here it; Miys Mreel evear,, 13reeeele:
Phone 7222 .,, . , ,, .,, net t1,n' 111•
:Rune 'ri
FOR SALE-
Day old ctip3Ctg'Ie1 i 41'garilrr*fi••t'7tas,
week and next. Barred Bock, ..f ig1Lt'
Sussex. New Hampshire x Barred'
Rock, Liget Sussex x B - ': ed. R° *lc
Light Suss,eioh12`, q tr 611660*1b1 it
i i.
Black Austradlerp, "'1- ear a.ye s{in o'
4,96, Assorted Heavies 4 i.5,`„(Whijc,,
Leghca•ns 1.00 per hnndrati, Two
weeks: old add,•tIt00, tb2Lreetwe1ks.tltlldp)
add 11,00 per hunched, Lntge Egg
(Quality add 1,00, Spgaglly' ' SelVeeVtl
add 2.00 per letedeefeepleeedie Ox ft
anywhere, This advertisement most
"accompany your Verde; fuf"14tlntl°3'
thee° special prices. le
Top Notch Chtckeries, Guelph, OnlY
,;rat (t(frt4temee ..ern
, ^tri :0.130(14,
FRANK KIRKBY
Licensed Aucti(rl,teer
For Huron ,County
ii rr lite terror
Rates Reasoina�i e:
Satisfaction Guranteed
Phone Seafortt S42•r•24•
Mr. R. J. Rann Resigns
This week we pay tribute to a
luighly esteemed business marl of
Wroxeter In the person of AIr. It. J.
Ravin, who for the past 38 years bas
been manager ,of the Telephone
Office, ,and who, on account of failing
health has resigned. During these
38 year's Mr. Ream hats given a con-
tinuous, efficient service to the
Petrone and the general public
which would be hard to replace. All
these Years he too has giybn, his
wholehearted support to every
worthwhile project in. the village,
In Tented Church, where he hos been
an elder for many years, his example
has been the finest. Mr. Rana is
recovering form a serious illnessand
has gone to make hes home with his
son, D. A. Ranee. 02 Bruisers. To Mr.
R. 7. Ran, a fine business man,
chnatclmau 'and citizen, the pePple of
Wroxeter and Community extend
beet wishes for a speedy return to
good health and many happy years
of retirement. Mr. Raiur's successor
as Manager of the Wroxeter Tele-
phone Company, leas not e.o far been
appointed.
Campbell—Nichol
LISTOWEL-Meld lighted tapers
and baskets of spring dowers
decorated Knox Presbyterian Church
for the wedding of Marion Grace
Nichol, eldest daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, Norman: Nichol, R.R. 1, Listowel
and William Neil Campbell, son of
Mr, and Ms, John Campbell, Moles.
worth. Rev. W. E. Kelley heard the
vans spoken, Mrs. M. J. Jobb,
kestowel, played the wedding magic,
ett>♦11 Miss Jean Campbell, Listowel,
tee: soloist.
,,,Caeca in marriage by her father,
,Aril bride wore a forma] gown of
eavlttite net over taffeta enchanted,
With lace tnimming, The long full
sloint fell from -e moulded bodice,
.521 *h' featured a• v -neckline and
shct1 ut7puff .,�leeves. Her only orna•
merit was' 'a pearl necklace and
she curried a, bouquet of red and
Pilii'":t Nichol, dressed in
'pleurae and -eereee Ella Nichol, in
blue, sisters of the bride were
ebtldesmadds a:el.fithlatehing ribbon
headdress completed their cos•
lnnlee, which wens rrfasehioned simi-
rl*:.rly to the bride's. Like the bride
they carried red and pink carne,
'tions. 1
4:•eeetenelnee)l ee .groom were his
brother, A1lchie Campbell, Moles-
fiee-ethiiaahlll 5,1 eele1ti(rrr Allem Crerar,
of Mensal'. tJ 212s �vere Jack
Douglas, Thodwicf'i,r and fila%% Nom,
C10- anatti, D(t110111ilr': :14 b11 '
A rocoweptite woes ;.sect r t. the
ehp211e of the brides parents For a
motor ,trip to Guelph 6riloWintlatir,
the 151dgdqyye ti7lianged tto rya•ptil}de -s1121
Jersey nowt, topped vita t�mitSui'at
R.R. 4' Walton' Ont: Cbdt hiid\\Ve'llef• and clidess6)4i6q: ,"
The only safe way ..
ever t
ch a fallen Wire!
Wind, snow and sleet break down electric wires sometimes in spite
of every precaution. Shock or severe burns can result from touching
such a wire. Never touch a fallen wire.
Warn children not to go near fallen wires ::1 but do not risk a
demonstration by trying to move one out of the way. 1t can be fatale
Remember these three things if you discover an electric wire on the
ground or dangerously low: `
1. Do not touch the wire under any circumstances?
2. Stay on guard and keep everyone away until
Hydro men arrive.
3. Have your nearest Hydro office notified at once:
a *ice Everything possible is done to keep Hydro wires safe in your com-
munity. Some things ... winter storms and human folly ... are beyond
control. When these things occur, Hydro asks your co-operation in being
careful and in warning others. By doing so you may save a life.
E; it r�� 50th .Anna:erearY of b11e Women's
:fie FI Institutes of the world, The first
The W.M,:S, et Ethel Presbyterian meeting being held he Stoney Creek,
Church held their February meet-
ing recently at the horn of errs.
A. Launsbnry. The vice president,
Mrs. ,S. Dunbar was in charge of the
o9eniug exercises and the business The World Day of Prays„ meeting
period. The Roll teas called. The
minutes -0f the last meeting read and w0s held in the Church basement
the offering received. 'Phe meeting on Feb, 21, with a good attendance.
Mrs. R. G. Hazlewood and Mrs, S.
Humphries .took :charge of the meet-
ing. They followed the program
given in, the 4eateet sent out to be
used for the special prayer meeting.
?Vies. D. Lawless favoured us with
a solo, Meeting closed with prayer.
Following the special program our
IV. M. S. meeting was held with Airs
S. Marshall in charge. Ilynrn 262
"In Christ :there is no East or West" '1)he Day of Prayer wins observed
was sung, followed by prayer. The in. Knox Church on Friday afternoon,
Secretaryrs and 'treastn'er's 187101ts Feb. 21 with an attendance of
were read and adopted, The %sere- sixteen, Mrs, Dan Heather, pr:esi-
tally was directed to weite for a iife dent of the W,M,S. presided' Cor the
membership certieloa'te being given fl-1lsft pant of the service and Mrs.
in memory of a former member, Glen Huether, , president of the
the late Me-, D, McCallum, Mrs. H. Young Women's: Auxiliary . for the
, Teaviss took the chapter from the second p:a.rt. The order of service
study boort on "Medical Missions en printed in, the "Glad Tidings,' wee
India." She told us many inberesting followed, prayers being offered by
facts of how 'the missionaries, card Mies Mina Baker, Mrs, Mangey
' doetoes have improved the general Fischer, Mrs,, Jim Cameron, Mrs.
health of the school ahiidren and Stanley -Canngbell, Mrs, Maurice
through them, Sher pareats i1 India.
i Cameron, Mus. O1ifP ICerna,;ilsin and
The Red Oross have many ':ranches , Mrs. Berl Duahn, Rev. I, D. Mac -
lettere doe and as'o able bo help many ever gave an address on "Prayer
who would net ot.haewtse receive any and Mrs MacIver end Miss Muriel
medical attention. The meeting MacDonald sang "The Beautiful
closed with the singing of Hymn 254 , Garden of Prayer,'' ivlrs, Cliff
after which the ben.edietio.i w'1116 I Kennaghan presided, :at the organ
prnnonnced• and Mrs. Rebt. Oamrpbell' and Miss
On leech: 28 there is to be a Crok Muriel MacDonald took up the
Mote Party and social evening in the e offering,
church Ina:5emenu2. Everybody wee• There was no service in Knox
Dome, 1 Presbyeeel o. Church, in SuntlaY
no sure to save March 18th for a St, ' owAingsnto'OwpUOW blackedfrom roadsLi,
leatelok's Concert and Social even.
ins ,bo be held In the basement ,of the
church,
stowel worked
alt day 19tdday ,opening the stretch of
' road from •Oranehroolc bridge south to
On Tuesday evening 05 7011105- , 2TCNa.bbta, hill, only to haste It 1111 In
people of Duff's United Church Meld again over the. week Ord, It 3s
their annual skating pasty, Tire almost impassable forhorses ret
young people met at the clrurcli care ,present;
lourneiyed to BMlaeela far two borers
of sltat1n*g R31en ret1u51ter1 to elle } *0116 stlowplow ovenetl 2110 1.21:21
che8ecli where .they enjoyed tench sof eon. from the 'Brussel ;travel east to
hot sone and pia and foe.Croam, The Ornnebrook early Tuesday morning,
Iamb was prelna'1511 by Vers, dentes ISclmol. attendance is below normal
Clark and Miss 21 01120rie ilaaltwell, this week,
,di tun.•• 'f rt 1* Ant.' tlur.,•r,:111,,
, ter ..
r F : n ,Ht{. '3111„,,e2.1.11:°
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WALTON
t\92e .111011 turned over to Mrs. F.
Ritter a the leader of Group 1, Hymn
487 "Dear Mather of Mankind'' wets
sung, The Scripture lessons Ps. 10S,
vs. 1.14 and Luke 15 vs. 11-24 was
read by Mrs. M. Alexander, The
Meditation "Our Father w111;c1” art
Heaven" was read by Airs.
Staff, Wilson, Mrs.. J. Kreuter read
the Prayer Mrs. McIver gave a
very interesting talk on the first
ehs.pter of the Study Book "Towards
a Christian: India.• Hymn 152
Loral at all being throned afar, was
sung. Mrs: B, Richards doled with
Prayer, Refresl'linents were served
by the hostess and the committee,
and a saetal hour spent.
The Women's 1'natitu'te 'tet at th0
home of Mrs:, P. 'Stephenson. on Wed-
nesday afternoon, Feb. 19th., The
President, Mils. Weland Kreuter was
in charge. After singing the opening
ode and repeating the Institute
Creed. The Roll was called an-
swered by 'The 1ualtty of a good
nelglrhor," The minutes of the
lest meeting were read and approv-
ed Business, was then discussed
a1111 It was decided to send fifteen
dollars ($15:00) to the Aid to China
fund, It was: also decided to put
on an entertainment In the Haiil on
the evening of Mane: 17th. Com-
mittee were ,appointed and further
partbi'oalars of '9hls event will he
g44ven later, Mrs. Brenton gave a
veiny splendid topic on the subieet,
"Canada's debt to the stranger
withlin: our gates). Mrs. Quest
Dobson favored with at ' humorous
rending. A Valentine contest in
Marge of M.r . P. Stephenson was
moon enjoyed, The meeting 'closed
by singing the National Anthem,
During lunch which was served 117
:the hostess and the committee the
company listened .to the broadcast
by Mrs: Dow from Stoney Creels,
where they Were eelebre.tih!; '4111
CRANBRQOK
Th.e Young Women's Auxiliare
met at the manse Feb, 20 with
fourteen present. The devotional
Pant was taken by Miss Muriel Mac-
Donald opening the meeting with
Ilyrnn 66.. Psalms 96 and 97 were
read. Medi:tattione on "Hallowed Be
Thy Name" were read and a Prayer
offered. The topic "Religions of
lndia'e was given by Mrs, 'Earl Dunn.
The minutes were read and adopted
The roll call was answered with a
verse containing the word "guide"
The business was eaeducte(1 by the
President Mrs, Glen Ruether, The
meeting closed with Hymn 258
followed by the Mizpah benediction.
Lunch was served by the ,lostees
and a social time enjoyed.
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