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June 18th, 1947
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JUNE 23rd - 24th - 25th
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Scotia, the marirage Was solemnized
i of Ruth feabelle. (toughie,. of Mr.
iton,Nova Scotia, to Kenneth Robert
and Mee. Hartley Mo'Kenna. nf Day-
,McCosh, son of 13r, and We. R, A.
'Melee:le Kineterdine. Rev. RR.
1Winchester officiated and Mrs. 'Win-
'ehester played wedding trinere,
The bride wore a tiomelereib
,eown .of 'h1t1 net 017.3u satin
with flonalmigth veil Janine
from a coronet headd,.ess. She
carried white roses. As matron
or honor, the bride's mint. yr, $
Alice 'Ken' wore n fionalengte '
gown of aquamarine silk shantung
and hat of white moan one earltd:
roses. Misses Patricia MarKennee:
and Katheryn Magee, in pink 'el
powder blue reepeetively were
bridesmaids. Percy CroebY was
groomsman, Far traveling, the brief,
wore a powder blue suit with erre
coat and black hat. :'.fr, and Mrs
MeCosh will reside in Kineardine
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ROWLAND—In Wingham
hospital
on Saturday, June 14th to Mr, and
Mrs. W. E. Rowland—a de:righter,
Cheryl Lee.
FOOTBALL
Ethel Vs. Brussels
At Victoria Park Brussels on 1
Thursday, June 19th
Game called for 7.30 p.m. sharp
Admission — Adults 25c
Children 10c
Come and cheer the boys ,
to victory.
Show me Thy ways 0 Lord:
teach me Thy paths.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. tn. Sunday School and
Bible Class.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
11 a. in. and 7.30 p.
Guest Speaker:—
Rev. Prof. David W, Ray, M.A.
Kama College, Toroeto.
Louis D. Thorapson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Nev. Hugh C. Witson
11 a. m. Morning Worship
"Brother Saul."
Reception of Members
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class.
The evening service is with-
drawn that we may join in the
Anniversary at Melville °hamar.
Everyone Cordially Welcome,
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Church of Engiand
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
It. John's Chisprh, Brussels -
1.80 p. M. Sunday School
2,83 p. m, Evening Prayer
$t David's Churah, Henfryn—
NO Service.
$t. George's Church, Welton -
4 p. M. Evening Prayer
Rey, Hugh Wilson of Beustels
w011 have charge df servloee.
East Huron Agricultural Society
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, June 20th
• Music by Ken. Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Dancing from 10 to 1.30
Three Dance Prizes
Admission 50c • Lunch Booth
Walton Garden Party
to be held on
Duff's Church Lawn
on Friday, June 27
A good variety program
Supper served from 6 to 8
Admission 60c and 25c
11 Sponsored by members of the
16th group and 8th line Morris
of the W.A.
Garden Party
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Cranbrook
Friday, June 20
Supper served from 6 to 8
Entertainment—
McGregor Concert Company
of Caledonia culoals.
1 Admission—
Adults 75c
Robert Bowman To Be
Deputy Grand Master
'Robert Bowmen, of Mrussels, OP-
torio wil lbe installed as District
Deputy Grand Master of the 111',,
pendent Order of Oad Fellows,
District no. 2, with jurisdiction twee
lodges at Wingham, Brussels, Wrox-
elm% Teeswater and Blytb, at Ham
ilton on Friday of thes week. Mr.
Bowman will take over the office
immediately following the instal.
ration of J. W, McCarthy, of St.
Cletharines, es Grand Master for
On teeth.
Committees of the Various
branches of the Order, comprising
the Grand Lodge of Ontnrio, the
Grauci Encampment, the Rebekah
Assembly, the Patriarchs Mintent,
and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Patritunchs Militant are meeting all
this week at the Royal Connnught
Hotel, „Hamilton to consider the
extension of the present campaign
enamored by the order to raise
funds for the prevention and control
of cancer, poliomyelitis, and tuber.
Children 40c ,
Garden Party
At Union United Church
Wednesday, June 25th
Play entitled
Aunt Bessie Beats the Band
Presented by Young People of
Brussels United Church
Supper served from 6.30 to 8
Adults 75c Children 25c
RElTTTTF
Seaforth, Ont
NOW PLAYING—
Next Thurs. Fol. Sat. June 19-20-21
Home Sweet Homicide
With Peggy Ann Garner
Randolph Scott Lynn Bari
This pleasant comedy Is charming
entertainment for those who crave a
change from the 'usual eome.cly fare.
Mon., Tues., Wed. June 23, 24, 26
Mom and Dad
See advertising elsewhere Ir. this
paper.'
Next Thur., Fol,, Set., June 26, 27, 29
Double Feature—
Blondie's Lucky Day
with
A. Lake Poem,* Singleton
Robt. Stanton
and •
Galloping Thunder
with
Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnett
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COMING 111 Teohnleolor
The Song of Scheherazado
with
Yvonne De Carlo
Jean Pierre Aumont
Muiestic Women's Institute
The Sone meetmg of the Majestic
Womenas. Inetihnte was. hellt. in the
library on Jame 12 with 31 members
and. 8 visitors. present. The meeting
opened with the new president' Mrs.
Cudenore iu the chair. The opening
Ode was sung, the Lord's Prayer
repeated in unison. The Re11 Gall
was answered by the 'Obaracterla
tics that make a charming Woman."
The minutes of the May meeting and
the treasereOs report were read and
adopted, A reading was then given
by Tenet Seely on Me arrangement
of flowers. Following this a demon-
tattration on table setting by Donna
endlnons, Doreen Long and Doreen
Menges. They explained, the Russian
and English style of table setting.
The ladies discussed the Picnic to
Guelph an June 18 and as ntany who
are able to go ,were risked to do so
as a good time is anticipated.
A short 'et:mess on Modern Dress-
making has been exited for and the
ledie,s hope to have as large a num.
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13VI' as possible avail themselves of
this opportunity to get some pointere
•'• -making. This short course is
expected early 111 the 1a1,1 exact
dates will be published later A
committee of Mrs. Ben Walker, Mrs.
Wes. Kerr and Mrs. Dave McLeod
have been appointed lo look after an
event:re'o enteeleinment for raiseue,
funds. Mrs. Wm. Miller gave an
interesting 'wore of the Dietrict
,ernal at Ethel at which tro MDT
of the Majestic members attended.
Donna Otelmore introduced three
girls, Batty Cousins •dressed in prop-
er clothes for church; Lillian Lake
dressed for Flume and Annette Camp-
bell in play togs. Thep girls demon-
strated, how to he well dressed end
well groomed,
God Save the King them closed the
meeting. Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. L. Alenek, Mrs, C.
Finsehlin, Mrs. .7. Armstrong, Mrs.
George Beare and Mrs, A, Brown.
The meetings are to be held the
seemul Thursday of Inaeh month in
the Brussels Public Library unless
otherwise advertised at 2.30 p.m.
sharp. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Melville Church
Rev. Samuel Herr, St. Paul's Pres-
hYtellan Churn, Glace Bay, was
the guest speaker at both services
on Sunday.
Melville Chen -eh Anniversary
Rev, Professor David W. Hay,
M.A., Knox College Torouto, wit'
be the special speaker at the A.T1111.
vers'ary services in Melville Church
on .Sunday. The services will be at
11 a,m. and 7,30 p,m,
Notice
Tenders trill be received by:: the
undersigned till Saturday, July frth'
at 2 o'clock P,M, for the emotion of
a cement machinery building at
Ethel. Plane, and sepcificatinne nifty
be seen at the clerk's office, Ethel.
Tee' lowest or any tender not notes -
eerily accepted.
Security will be required.
J. H. Fear, Clerk
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
—IN—
Mel-vale Pre511riterian Church
SUNDAY, JUNE JUNE 22nd
At 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
4 Spe.aker—Reo. Prof.. David W. 1-.1r5v , M. A.
KNOX COLLEGE; TOIRONTO.
ORGAN RECITAL AT 7:10 p.
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Bernard—evane
A quiet but pretty weeding was
Isolemnized at the United Church
[prsona,ge at Ethel, Saturday, Jane
till when RON'. Stanley E. Brenton
united M marriage Margaret Isobel
Evens, youngest daughter of Mrs.
Bert Evans and the late Mr. Evens ef
Grey townehip to Theme Richard
Bernard, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bernard of Morris.
The bride chose tar her wedding en
informal gown of "Heart,: 11P.Stl,"
blue Jersey and white neeessar-
ies. She ware a corsage of pink
wardinine, lily of the valley and fern
Miss Betty EVADe attended hey
sister wearing a lime green crepe
dress trimmed with natitheads and
white aceeseories.
Me George Bernard of Seaforth
attended his brother as best man.
A wedding dinner was served at
the home of the bride", mother. The
dining room was, prettily decorated
with pink and white streamers and
the bride's table centred with a
three wedding cake.
The young couple left for a wed -
line trip to Youngstown, N.Y.
The bride barrelled in a grey crepe
dress trimmed with feeleta and grey
topcoat and White acce.stfories.
On their return Mr, and Mrs.
Bernard will take up farming on
the Oth concession of Morrie.
Nolan—Quirk
At 8.80 o'clock June 16th St.
Iliney's Roman Catholic church,
Mount Forest, wa.s the scene of a
very pretty wedding when Mary
Veronica Quirk, daughter .of the fate
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quirk herame
the bride 05 Me, James Joseph
Nolan, Brussel.% only son of the bite
Mr. and Mrs.. 'I'. W. Nolan,
Rey. Fr. T. P. Doyle, parish priest,
officiated .et tbe wedding ceremony
The bride, wearing a floor -length
gown of white sheer with unit era
wreath .of lity-oiethisvalley and
carrying a bouquet of talisman roses
was given in flier -lenge by her
brethelein-law Mr. Leo Coulson.
Miss Kathleen, McCire, Toronto,
wearing a floor -length gown of blue
crepe and retrying a bouquet of
carnations was her cionsin'e Merles -
maid. Little Miss Ann Coulson,
dressed in MAN'S Was. flower girl.
Nohent Culliton, Stratford, was
groomsman for his hretherindaw.
Sister Watts Marie presided at the
organ,
A wedding breakfast WAS server)
at Flits Lake Me. nuests were
Present from Toronto, Guelph and
St rat ford .
'Phe bride and groom left on a
/rotor trip to Midland and ether
points. Por travelling the bride were
a rust snit with navy acceaslorles. 011
their return they will reside en thc
groom's farm near Rrnitsent.
Phelan—Deitner
White lilacs. tulips and ferns
adorned the alter and sanctuary et
St. Ambrose Chinch, Brussels, Wed.
nesday, June 11, at 3:30 a.tn., when
Margaret Catherine, eldest daugliter
of Mr, and Mrs, James E. Deitner
of Grey twp, became the bride of
John Louis Phelan, ctnly son of
Mr. and Mrs, James P. Phelan et
Mori -le 1117p. Rev, W. J. Phelan of
St. Martins, London, uncle of the
bridegroom, ornetated, and the
wedding music WAS 1la210(1. by Rev.
8. 5 MeDonald of Clinton,
he Wilde'given in Marriage by
!her father, was gowned hi white
.ber r with gathered woistlin c: .1 Township
bishop sleeves; embroidered t.,ti j Council Meeting
and meant eart neekline aer•Vnted
with pearls. Tier doteicnetilill
wig ,'"ught with .1 haio ,142 1
she wore a neckline of pearls and
pearl earrings, gifts or the gromn
She Periled a raseade bremet
livette Carnations end Brephene*
She was attended by her Meter,
Miss Nora Dettner, who wore a gown
of er, en me ov realer 11-1 :i, ••+ «1
Mary Phelan, sister of the 'Viet.
Arr.11.112^; o Town of nr+41'••
net -over -taffeta. Both gowns Wry,'
similarly designed with gathered
skirt'. square neckline and s11,11
gathered SIPPVPS. They were meth
PIP net mittens Anil bra 1ilel 1' IT,' 1
and net headdresses anti
colonial hnenets nr Senlerre
Mr. Thome s Ph Ma a, of Sa
Mt unnsin nr are brieemerem
acted as best man, and the 'Mier:
were Messrs. Gordon and Georgie
Blake.
jun. 71.1. lei;
rer. u• :0*1' 0 1,, Ay. 01 S.
Jamieson as Medical ()Meer
Health was aceepred and Dr. C.
eil41 to fill the vacriney
11. W. Code, 0.L.S., of London was
appointed Engineer under tb., pro.
visions of the Ditches and Water
courses Art and also appointed to
examine and report on any area a
insteiretc,1 /tuner the Aimitelpel
Drainage Act.
R. W. Celle. CLS., was in
to examine and report the ar, ,rr
lb e.11 ,eine eve] ewe I, Mel
dein• --The Kral! teT, Tiro mt
Narrate The Hall, The Fred C'nx.
TIH (;,'ant and The 11 •no,ro-r,
The RathweiI and The Feltz Awned
The cord rn et of Milli -line t he
cement bridge over the Beanehamp
Creek Derin et Let 21, e'en 10 tees
The nuptiel high mere NINIF awareed in The Gaffney Censtrue-
tion Go. at $1730.00.
Iry Per, L. J. Phenol, or St. Angns- 1- the
tine, also an uncle of the groom Rev
F. J. iiricklin. Winehant: RPV. .T.I. Walton815ootoLitbbra,,.lryr Jthilcliug Irdnunmatier rd"
Merowell. tendert; Rer. J. P The Boundary of the Listowsi
o.te-fett, art Per. 1-•
arY. aFfUltightliSeellenlnerlkni7etstr:stUtete;Pt3n
airMann, IVIerlin, were in the semen0100110
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Follewing the eel -enemy. (001111,1 rt101(..;17,fetTlizra, of Grey
tt.i,esbe:lblinne,;N:11Giete
was served in the BrmISWIrk Betel
illthe al
Wire:diem, to about thirty-five eneete cesslensNldeplanstrid Sctleasfni°sea
l.Lolt71:1 to
70
The 'U-shaped table was eentred with inclusive: Concession 2 and 3. Lots 6
n three-tier wedding rake,
Later, a reerption was held at tier ;noir liewt,nlveeirGIP
reeusli[Ce7iptiC4il
onrer)ssliefl.
bone of the bride's narente where a
buffet luncheon wag served. '01 1'
bride's mother received, wearing a
nielearev flowered silk s''T'SPY diems
with black accessories and wore a
eersage of matchless earnations. The
frenom's mother chose a blue-eree
flowered marquisette dress with
bin ek nereseorlse aol wore
rorsaee of matchless carnations.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Phelan left
on rt motor rep to St. Catherine%
Niagara Falls, Buffalo end other
Points of interest. The aride chose
for travelling ,a babypink silk jersey
dress with aceordian pleated skirt
and Reyhole neckline. matching
pink net hat and black accessories
She carried e grey -blue foe mat and
wore a coreage of Roe. chasm Cain -
talons.
'upon their return. they will re,
side an con. 8 of Morris Twp.
Guests were present from Dublin
Drayton, St, Augustine, London.
Merlin. Clenton, Saginaw and 133yth.
CORNER STONES
Rev. G. A. Milne, ALA.
Education and Character.
Many of the little ferrite, and smile
of the greateet sins of life are the
result ,of dulness. Edueation sIlooll
he so arranged as to make dulness
impossible, ter make life interesting
and happy,
We live in it wonderful and beauti-
ful world, offering endless problems
of varied and extraordinary interest
—a world whiter it is entrenciee lo
understand and dangerous to MIS,
understand. How few hese been
encouraged to try awl nnderstend
this wonderful world. Twn great
?nulls in our present -slay system of
ecineation .are that it is too narrow
and not sufficiently interesting.
Our system of education. all too
often, defeats its own ohjeot, aol
makes distasteful the vary things we
wish to make delightful, Children
are inspired with the divine gift of
carriosity. They ask mere questions
than tbe wisest man ecu answer, and
want to know the why .and the
wherefore of everything Their
minds are bright and thirsting Inc
knowledge. When they go to
school their intellect t so often
chilled instead of sharpened, and
their lively interest in all things
around them is crushel out. It
is true that they learn much in
sehool, hid, all too often, they lose
what is, far more inpostant—tlie
desire to learn more of the lessons
which nature has to raftok
Huron Co.Operative
Medical Services
The 'Huron Co -Operative Merileal
S,rviees will hem three meetings in
the county giving all 1010
OPAOKI are Intel' -
no opportunity to be present
and to hear all details of this Hospit.
alization Plan dismissed and ex -
Method. Mr. W. G. Nicholson,
president, of Ontario On -Operative
Polon will be the speaker,
The meetings are as follows:.
Exeter Town Hall OP Wel.. Stine !le,
at 8.80 F.M.
minion Agricultural Office on
Thurs., JJttne 20 at 8.80 7').?.
Winghaan Town Hall on 'friday,
lune 27 at 8,30 P.M.
Everyone is invited to attend,
12 to 18. Dote 2e to 35 inclusive.
The Trustee Board of the Twp.
Scheel Area asked for a rate of
mills in addition to the 3 mills
General School Date.
The fnllowing amounts were Paid:
Roads $862.83
Dept. of Health 86.00
Sheep 11,40
Bal Employers Liability Tne42.65
Strachan Drain 80.00
Relief 25.00
Next regular meeting, July 5111 itt
1 P.M.
5. H. Year. Clerk
Trees For Lumber
Wanted—
if anyone has soft mtple trees It
for sawing for lumber that they
would care to give for the re -building
of St. John's Anglican Chnrch,
Brussels kindly notify .
Phone Brussels 51-r-0 „T. H. Bryan
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wallace Agar, R.R.
No. 2, Bluevale, Ont., announce the
engagement of their daughter
Leila Mae to Charles David Hay con
nf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Bay, Zurich,
Ont, The marriage to take place
the latter part of June,
The United Church
On Sunday morning Professor .e.
J. Johnson :make in the interests of
temperance. His [beide was "Are
you Interested in temperance?" The
choir sang "When *Teens comes into
your Heart" by Haldor Lillenas.
To the evening Rev. George Dunlop
of Bele:rave spoke on the text, "lt
any man will come altar me, let him
deny himself and take up his cross,
and follow Inc.', The choir sang
"'We shall shine as the stars." by J.
W. Vanneventer,
Foot Ball
On Friday evening the Brussels
team scored a decisive victory over
St, Cohnnhan at Victoria Park. The
first goal Inc Brussels ame SS a
result of a free kick, and Sack Lowe
was the marksman for the seeond
counter. Bt. Columban failed to
score and indulged in an orgy of
rough play and fouls. The return
eit a Bryn= to the Brussels, team
added strength to the half line. An
injury suffered during practice pre.
vented Bill Stevenson from nartlet.
Feting In the mat two games.
Receives Degree
Miss Greta Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson, Har.
riston. who Is attending the Heiver,
sity of Toronto rereived her
Tictehelor of Arts Begree at the
graduation exercises there last weelr
She also received the Prince of
Wales Gold Modal for attaining tbe
highest standing III the Pase Course
of the College 112 a class Of one
hundree and eighty etudente. Mimi
1,Taeltent intends to ' eontinne her
1 education and major In History and
English al the Univesitv next Year
1She is a grand -daughter ol the late
Mr. and Mrs, John Robb, tortner
residents of Bruseels,