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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-4-16, Page 3e It will pay you to make us your headquarters for Grass Seed purchases. We have all lines, and our prices are right. We have the best In permanent pastures at the cheavest prices, If you need a new stove we have it. Agent for Sparton and Roger's Majestic Electrical Lines, Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, etc. For your Spring Cleaning, we have Martial-Senour Paints and Varnishes. Ethel, Ont. e skt Phone 22-r-7 Brussels •.I Tlyutus 11 ;, 1S2, 2$ and 241 wer.. ETHEL The W.M.S. of Knox Preebyteti.tu Church was held April 2nrl at the home of Mrs, D, Richards with 14 ladles present. The president was in charge. The meeting was opened with the call to worship. Hymn 210 was sung. Prayer's were ,,ifererl by several of the members, A story of the resurrection was read by Mre G. Kreuter. Prayer was offered by Mns. McInnis, The mtuutns were read and approved. The Roll was called answered by naming one of the women of the Blow. 1:ho offerl"g was received, A Hymn waa sung. Then the meeting was turmoil over to Mrs. S. Dunbar, the lender of Group 3. Mrs,. Dunbar read the merit tatlon (Thy Kingdom Come), The topic Towards a Christian India was taken in three parts by Mrs, Cardiff, Mrs. 13owes and Airs. S. Dunbar. Hymn 213 Jesus Keep me near the Cross was aung and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs, S, Dunbar during the sor.,dal hour which followed. Lunch was served by Mrs, S. Wilson. Miss Muriel Kreuter of Ottawa and Gordon or Hamilton spent the Easter holiday with their parents J. and Mrs, Kreuter, Miss Yvonne Goddon of St. Marys 1 sspending the Darter holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lamont and Mrs. L. Lamont of Winnipeg spent a few days at the home of Mr, C. Hutchinson and Mr. and Airs, A. Lownebury. Mrs. Jones of T•Ia•milton spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is her daughter. There was a fairly good esti mi- asma at the Easter service in the Presbyterian Church on Surdas, Rev. I, D, Metvot' chose his text Isom. Mark 10-0. Ile is not here, He is ,leen 11 ,hili the place where they lxld hila. The subject was tate Nlnnpty -Tomb, The choir sang the ,Anthem "He lives for ever more'' Miss Irene Gamy sang a beautiful solo entitled 'Softly the Belie are ringing." Mr. `incl Mrs. Stuart niefunte er'd children are visiting with Mr. and Mrs Wm. McInnis and other friends. Mise D. Fear of Wnrtdstors spent the Duster vacatlan with her parents J T -T. and Mrs. Fear. Misses Margaret anri Olive Titeh- ttrde of London are visiting at their home here. The regular meeting of the W.M.S. was held Thursdny alter - noon. April St rl at the home of Mre Jae Pearsnn with 14 ladies present. The president opened the meeting Will the Doxology fnllna'e:l by the roll can and businessperiod '.Trs. King read the list of articles asked for the collection which was a pair of mitts being donated oy Mrs. Jas, Pearson and a kerchief Mrs, A. Golden offered to crocket. A eel - lection of $1:20 WHO received to purchase the wool needed for this satiric. Moved by Mrs, ,71tn Pearson, seconded by Mrs. P. Stephenson each group :-e.rvr innr•h et Ieast once ,luring the thine months they are in allergy?, Thank - offering envelopes were received, Appreciation for boxes received were voiced ity Mre Brenton, iters, King, Mrs. Stephenson anri Mrs, Ba'rh The Worship period was led by MVS. H. Love assisted by Mrs, C. Rowland, Mrs. jos. Peearcun, Sirs. Wet. Patterson, Mrs, A. Onrlden and Ms , Mrs. nest Dobson. 1h �Ir R r t ehepter or the "Study 33oolt" wee given by Mts. P. Stephenson, THE BRUSSELS POST 3LUEVALE '1110 The offe!iva tray ter,deed I mei the me !li closed try rept-still the 13c n dirtlon In untsens Lune r:a, 3 ri ;at the ,nese .,l' lh ule,•t11,e. • At the mornin 0 service at Kno h Preens/ t.r/:1 n t 1, nu't, itev. L. t e J ,rgc n. erg p>,•ached on the till: commandment. The W.M.S. Nast( titankoffering meeting was lu'ld i the evening whoa Rev. Georg. Mil Mc 1)1 Melville ('bur h, Muss'l. was the special speaker, ire bm+.• Ma address on 1ltriel'e eon'snatu "Go ye into all the world a•'r preach to all nations." i1r. 11i1u' has been engaged In nilssine worn in British Guiana and gat',- 0rst '1''r• Seernera'' Institute 11'!0 their annual nteetine last 'I'hnreit ay , afternoon :et the hmtte of l{ rs, \Ines Tit•' pr..=i+lent, 11rs, \Vinnie iC:•anlo,. was in rhnrve. Tb^ i''rII/ tva npene•d by eine-inv. the nee ;,tel • repenting the Institute Ceeed lc r t• son, The Roll was called and --lee re by mutter, the is!, me of the nor on your left. Sirs. 01. (Onrlden had charge of the tont, and rend a splendid teener an the s'wi'll needs of nn^ rntnmenit.•. Mir:. O, R''nrter tnnlr the rant,. 1M' Otte election of elf sees a^d Mira, r, Plebe eels rvre Ft,,, ••-'nm•t of ibe neminetin.e rnmmittee. (1n the rcalrrnatinn or the preselent, Mrs. AT. Inverter anri the s,er,.n••v '',T's C, M'ller, Mrs. Tl, Bnwee 'v' i inated for press lent anri lI •s, 141 B'rbards- noel M"', 1ra"ril .r for cer- treas, Oraeers eterterl ween n, r,",,, -s: TTo•-ineary president, Mrs, W. Kramer; president, Mrs. E. Bowe; let vire press Mrs, X. tz ;'.•m, • ?,,;n ,•ter m'eshlrnt, Mrs, TI,etifem soe,.irens„ Mrs, T. Rirh- ands, resistant sec.. Mrs, Te Mr- Tng_art; Branch directors, STrs, R, ,!orlon, nth•=', •VI TT^mptnn, Mrs, C. ,v1,t"d rites stet e fringe,. Mre. D. Werdlaw' auditors Mrs, ismer, qnd Mrs, 0. Kreuter: Pinner committee, yes, fi Wits,' and Mirs. 7', Stenher- snn: nignict. hies, C. Brenton; cnn- venors of standing rnmmittee, 0111- zpncltin. Mrs. C. Earl; A:rricultnre ^rid Canadtnat Tedustries, \Tr,. J, T. Penrsnn: Historical Research, Mrs.I r. 1x Pearson; T-Tonte ernnomirs, Mrs, Ames: Soe'al welfare, Airs. D. V," n•dlaw; Pnhliclty. Mfrs 0. TCrnn r=^. The finanrtal repnrt was real by the secretary shnwine a ; gond balance nn hand and a very , 0 sncressfitt year. The (•nnle'•ts of A the travelling basket far :\Heil were then sold. The meeting closed by , p singing the National Anthem Lunch was eeryed by tits hostess e is-te'l by Mrs. W. TCrauter, Mrs, O. i t'n Mand as d Mrs. O, 'Kreuter. b Mt. and Mrs. Sam Stewart of v Monkton visited on Sunday with Mr. J and Mrs. .7, Howard• a Cr iand Mrs, Raymune Clliott and at• tended the funeral of her ga•and• x mother, Mrs, John Elliott; Mt. and Mrs, ie. 13, Jenkins, Winr;itant, with i Mrs, R. F. Gentlest Miss Audrey ,r i Rankin with her parents at Rel• 11 1. 1, 1 • Ir.r• I I'-fnrntatien on thearlranee meet there since the reeling or Christianthy. The choir '0111 ibuf• ed special music and Mrs. A. D. Smith and Miss F.11eene Mcliinnry sang a duet, The Y,P.TJ. met in the 'United ('tetteh with the preultler1, Mies Wilda Breckenridge, in charge The members decided to hold the next meeting at Ebenezer nn A1'ri1 17. Rev. A. C. Hewitt presidel for the devotional period and spoke on These. TTr illustrated his address with a map and pictures, Miss Muriel Smith, gave a sea ling nn the subject, Prayer was offered by Mr, Hewitt. The annual meeting of the Wo men's' institute was held at the home of 'Mrs. Earl TTalollton, The president. Mrs. J. H, Smith pre,ided in answer to the roll pall 15 :nem hers renewed their memberebin and one new member web rarei;•eri The report on home economies vel • read by Mrs. Mathere as pre - Pared by Wilda Breckenridge. Miss Duff reported on publicity and Mrs. T-Tether•ington for Canadian in- dns•tries. Owing to bad road can• dations other convenors were um nide to be present, Mee. Charles Matters presided or the election of officers when n artial list was elected• president, irs. ,7. T1. Smit -It: lst vice presi- dent. Mrs. Carl Johnston; 2nd vice resident, Mrs. Earl Hamilton; sec- retary -treasurer. Miss Margaret Curtis; agriculture and Canadian ndustb!es, Mrs. G. Hetherington; n ine economics, Miss Wilda Breck- k midge; social welfare, Mr's. Har- ery Rohntson; citizenship, Mrs, Wickstetod; program committee, 'a A ATrs. Hewitt, Mrs, Hetherington, n ire. George Thomson; branch di- rotors, Miss Fowler, Miss D. Green- way; delegates to district annual, Ai ire. Darling, Mrs. Omits, Mrs, E. ohnston. The hostess served re- C esltments. v p Personals; Mrs. 1'V. 131ackntore, i, To,' nto, visited her parents, Mr. n more. Robert Shaw gave an address on "Young People of the Blab!," at a meeting in the Visited Ohttr.'h, Mr. Shaw is soon to leave the village to live webb his dauis:Mer, Ales, Milton Prangs or a leers, In Morris, The rongregatlon took advantage of the eerasinn to present a purse to Mi'. 'si,aw and a flowering hydrangea to Mrs, Shaw, Mrs, M. L. Aitken read an address and Mr, W. ,T, .Tohn- stnn, superintending of the Ottnday school presented thin gifts, Mr, Shaw is now in his filth year - and has a'-rved the chums! faith. Wednesday. April 10th, 1047 WORM YOUR PIG THE EASY PURINA WAY BRUSSELS CREAMERY CRAN zRO-o frilly both in the pulpit and • Stmciny The 'service In Knox Pra-byl,>3,, ncbnnl. Meq Shaw woo a member Church on );aster Day woes oci ult:,. of the, ,hair and the women. s! ed by the minister, Rev, I. D. 11ar sided for the first part of the meet Ing and read from Daniel eh. 6 i_ Tln> Lori's P;aye wa- :'„neated in unison and the minutes were read and approved. An Eisto.t verse • was elven in answer to the ro11 rate. The word "courage" was ,Rosen tor t the May meeting, which wilt hp held v at the home of Mrs, Allen Cameron. The treasurer, Mrs, Roht. Campbell reeelved the offering and also gave her repent for the first quarter. Miss A. Forerst then tank charge and led in prayer. She gave a medi- tation on "Thy Will be Done on Earth." Mrs, Jim Cameron read the Scripture reading, Hymn 537 "Rise up. 0 me't of God" WAS need along with a prayer given by Mrs, H, Keys; a verse of the hymn being sung atter each petition. Mrs. Calvin Cameron read current events and Mrs. Jim Cameron and Mrs, Mac Engel took part in a broadcast between Dayawanti Sing4 and Miss Brown, An outline of our church at work it India was read by Miss Forerst, A Hymn was sung and the president, Mrs. $fuether closed the meeting with prayer, Lunch was served and a social time spent. lOTr. Lloyd Michel has purchased a fine new Monarch car from Jack- son Motors, Listowel. The Young People's Society are holding a potluck supper in. the church basement on Friday evening, April lath at 7 o'olock, The supper will be followed by a program. The Mission Band held its first meeting of the year in the basement Of the church. on Monday, April 14th under the leadership of Mrs. L D Maerver and Miss A. J. Forerst, The social committee of the Y.P.S. were in charge of the regrlar meeting held on Monday evening In the church hasement, Mrs. Jim Cameron oce pied the chair for the opening exercises and s the re.. {dent Mrs, s. Earl Dunn presided over the busi- n ess period. Several games and contests were enjoyed by all and refreshments were served at the close. Henry and Mrs, Gorsailtz moved from their old home 12th con. on Monday to the house On Jack Cameron's farm on the Cranhrook sideroasi, r'n th. Jim McFarlane and family have mo, ed to the farm vacated by Mr. Gorsalitz. Mrs, Lynn Evans has not regained her good health as her many friends ]toped for and returned to Kitchener Tuesday for treatment. enriches for many years, !Ivor who preached on the 'whist Rerreehmenite were served at the Mose of the evening, Personals : Mr, and firs, Neil Mnr7ean and two sons. Tnronto, with Mr. and Mrs, George Thorn- ton; Mr. and Mrs. ,7eekson, Strat- ford, with 'see and Mrc, Earl Ha-r'- ilton; Spence MrHinnon, f,'enr.ae- The meaning of the Empty Tomb,' The choir sane two anthems, 'A Early Dawn' 'by Payn and ' Chris Arose' 'by Lowry. Miss Irene flame sang the solo, "Soft the Bells are Ringing'' by Stebbins, Miss Irene Gamey or Strathelsie. Manitoba, who Is teaeltbta at town, with his parents, ;lir, and Guthrie, Ontario, spent the Easter Mrs, 11. H, MerCibbon; Mr, and week end here, the miser of Mr, and Mrs, Neil R. naval, a Mrs, 1. D. Meaner h rn, and tam. � ar at the nra•nse am , ily, Mount Forest, with M. R. P. The special Easter service whteh (Tarniee: 140 , and Mrs. 1Tnrrey Wil- was to have been presented by the sen„ Listowel, with Mr, and Mre h'hoir on the evening or Raster Day Roy Mann: Mr. and Mrs. Perry had to be postponed and was held Oberman and family. Stratrnrl, on Sunday evening, April 1101, The with Mr, and Mrs, R. .7, McMurray: Moss McMinn, Toronto, with her Metter, Mrs, Arnold Lillow; Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Sellers end Susan with .firs. Sellers' parents in Tonnes). Rev, Leland 0, Jorgensen attended the meeting of the Hnree Maitland Preshyfery held et Melville Prep. byterian Chnreh, Brussels, on Fri- day evening, when Earl More wes ordained into the ministry of the Presbyterian Church, In Oa nada; Mrs, Arthitr Shaw visited with her mon, Dr. Arthur Shaw and Mrs, Shaw, Toronto; George T. Thomson n Toronto: Miss Rona. lean sVelsor, Wroxeter, with Miss Dorothy Aft - en; Mr, and MTs. Raymond Elliott aItended the funeral of Mr. F.1- Oottta mother, Mrs, John Elliott. t her home in Hast PVawanosh, there, from there attending the uneral were Gordon Messer, Mrs, W. H, llOcTCirtaey .and Mrs, AT. L. 'tken, Mr, Bill Hoocl and Mics Ada Inn!dla10 nr Hamilton spent the weeb end with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs, D. Dardlaw.. ';kiss Yvonne Deaden h,: rein lied >et ''t' letat.er to Sl, Marys after st uI � ,, lei tater with her parents Mr. and airs, \ G•odtlen. service told the story of Holy Week hginning with the Triumphal Entry and ending with the Resurrection. This service was mach enjoyed 1-y all who heard it. Same or the holiday visitoes in this community were Mtgses Kato McNabb and Mary MacDonald and Mrs, Lloyd Barkwell et the home of Jahn and Mrs. McNabb. Mrs, Fred Martin, Thamesvi;le, with her parents Peter and Mrs. Baker, .las. and Mrs. Ritchie and Douglas, Murray and 'Mrs. Panna and little daughter, ail of London. Otto end Ors. Ohrstrom and daugh- ters, Detroit, with Allen and Mrs, Cameron, Mrs, Alvin Hunter and Joan of Seafarth wi'tih her sister, Mrs, Fred Smalldon. Douglas. and Mrs. Whitfield, Kitch- ener and Miss Glenna Meehan were calling on Mends in the village on Good Friday. The moving picture "The God of Irvine Dunn, Kitchener, spent the rea:tion' 'was shown in the Blue. ,week end with friends here. Me community hall. The film was The Maitland river has been rodurrd by Dr. Trwin A. Moore and across the reset at the Cranhronk a sponsored by the MInstitute nodvbridge for several days. A number r of the children I e r n and f 5. 041 11.44 Ter 81e0eIV 4°"4/ ,W��'�•1 roe will be well looked ftcr by Canadian Natiorl.4 Let as help plan your trip Drop in at any Caaadiatt National ticket office and talk it oree6 IPe will be please! to be*)vek It's nice to trave Canadian Natio al Railways Rail travel is comfortable. Air-conditioned equipment . c , restful re- clining seats in which to relax and watch your Canada speed by .. ample room to stretch your legs , . all these make your trip a pleasure. 'Whether you go by coach or chair car, sleep in berth or enclosed space, you receive Canadian National courtesy and service. On your next trip, whether long or short, go Canadian National and enjoy the advantages of train travel. NATIO1AL THE RA1LWAX TO 1 VERYWtiERt tIS CANADA ,!rare, In a remarkable way ' their mothers were entertained on this moving picture set forth the Friday aftrn.00n, April 4, at the home glories of the creation by (Ind in of Mrs. Clifford Alcock is honour of the fleKs of ;astronomy, natural her small son David who eel breed science and under the microscope, his first birthday. A11 report a fine The film was shown by H. L. Mar- time. ris of the extension staff of the Fred Smalldon hes disposed of his Moody Bible Tnstitute of Chicago. farm on the blind Line to Norman Rev, L. O. Jorgensen, Binevale, we•s in charge of the opentng dews Martel period, Rev. Mr. Cotrplend et Wing'ham led in prayer. A vocal solo by Nisi Marjorie Falconer, Wtngham, was enjoyed, Reeve A. G. Hewitt, Mrs. Hewitt, ard family are visiting relatives in ° Toronto. Famous Heroes Of History Live Again Great heroes and events of Tiistory come to life agein in a fascinating new page -color feature that tells the story of an American bey whose dreams carry hint back to stirring days, See "DICK'S AD'PDNTURDS TN DRDAMLAND," In 'Puck, The Claude Weekly, with this Sunday's (April 20) issue of Detroit Sunday Times, ,riff fir Ref Ta'r`red Gptot,z, trist "Western On's/io'a Moat Modern Eye Sa�re'sce 5 ")horde 11,0? t`iairi,4tor, MACHINE SHOP fdf Acetylene and Electric Wd a -V101 Our shop is eduipped to do First Class Weldhno• ' And Lathe Work Your Patronage Wicked. Good Service Assured. • Agent for Stege Milking Machines Phone 85-r•9 Brussels, Ont. Pheipher, Morris Twp, The W.M,S. of Knox Ohureh held Its April meeting at the (tome of Mrs: Mac Engel with an attendance of eleven, Mrs. Dan Hnether pre. a sm1:1=c'a txst /1:1xata1S1131 14 1 3 jin2 McNeil's Garage Repairs To All Makes of Cars Exide Batteries, Gutta Perches 'Tires, Recapping and Vulcanizing Service, Shell P;; oductS, Storage, eerearses= �rsersas;& ^aur, Avid Dksappointment Later Nave Your Decorating ne Now? First class painting and papering done at reasonable prices. See our fine selections of wall papers and paints for sale. Ill Tvs heir Phone 29x -r.,2 Brussels, Ont. easennesaussessesaseaseasuemaanspesseammumnessmimuserame Vt144 GoocI For A it Kinds of Baiting ivewn B M straismsA BARK ,R BROS. Phone s ad Elie OWii i.