The Brussels Post, 1947-6-25, Page 3POS ;r PUBLISHING HOUSE
Ontario's Bass Season
Not To Open Until July 1st
Toronto--Onla:tie's general base sea-
son opens July 1, not on .)lute 26 as
last year, and any fishermen taking
these fish in .1u1u 28 w•r(lcend will be
prosecuted, lion. IT, R. Scott, Ontario
Minister of Gane and Fisheries,
warned,
ACCOUNTS
Dr. W. D. S. Ja•rieson
Any areonn to net y,'' paid may be
left and a receipt obtain,, from Dr.
Harper or from Miss Lowry at °file.
of R, S. Hetherington.
GARDEN PARTY
will be held on the lawn of
Brussels United Church
Thursday evening, July 3rd
Supper pp r served from 6 to 8 p. m.
There will be a ball game in the
park. Program following supper.
Adults 60c Children 35c
Brussels Branch of the
Canadian Legion
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall on
Friday, July 4th
Music by Ken Wilbee and
His Orchestra
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Memorial Service Of
Erna Centre Cemetery
Thp
.t mina] Ahmiorlil SetvL•„ 111'
the Ehu'tt CPlitl'e Ceuu•(e1•y will 1,1•
held in the cemetery on Sunday,
June 23 at 3 o'eleelt P.21. lir, D. Y.
Savage of Listowel will he the
special speaker, Llgtowel Legion
Band in attenlft(e. ._._-
Celebrated 80th Birthday
.\ very pleasant' afternoon wu
spent at the home of ,iter, :1nr1 lir..
Will. Mil tor. 1 26 11 can. tarry. on Sun.
flay last when Mrs, Margaret Alilt.rr
and her sons and daughters awl
their te„pe(tive fantille1 were entre
tained at a birthday early in hint 11(1
of 311.s. Malrgayet 31i11e:• who was
eelebeeting her eighllc•th hirthriay.
The guests Were; Mrs. Margaret
-Miller and S1p y -orf of Grey Twp,; Mr,
and Mrs. Mervin Miller and family
Of Brodeagon; Mr. ItI1 Mrs, 1'4m1,
Boyd and claugltter an 1 Mr, Ca;'.
Leinhardt of Grey and ;lir. and :\Ars.
h:. Hama and fntnny plan of Grey..
,n
Wednesday, Jeune 25th, 1947 ..
HURON FOOTBALL STANDING Rebekah Assembly
( Held In Hamilton
Brussels Woman 15 District
Deputy President
v
m o w
llrt144411,, ,; 2 2
St. Columba.() 1 3 1 0
wood
Althea 4 J 2 2
Walton r 3 12 0
Doctor and Family
Receive Farewell Gifts
llc'til(r (hurel, aund,ry 3rhe 1
room wit- the vr„110 1,2' it 1.111 otto,lzi
eel rnngregtllonal soelal en 'r1 •a•1ay
err -wing when a farewell presenta-
tion w• 1 : mode in Its, and.
1.,
Jamieson and Jhlnt 1411 .Jandeson,
A musical programme which pre.
(piledthe iiresemu llee Iur•]ere d
piano solos by Mr. Loins Thompson;
lacca] sr„(ns by -hiss 11n.7 La1
Farlane and Ms, June Work; piano
duet by Alias ,i(lyee 14n•ter and 3I'.=
Thelma Brothers, and a 11electi0,) by
,v .. the Lions' Club Male al Quartette.
PEOPLE 1'��" p� 1�1{� ;; The presentation address was
e a a * * * ¢ w given by M, James a1Tr1'arizean wit;, 1
\ e
Airs. W, S. Scott .0011 been visiting
DANCE I her rl:n chfpr Mea. J. '1', Hai ey in r
In Brussels Town Hall on I Toronto. r
DI. Jomieson's great serrire to •
Thursday, July 10th
Musk by CKNX Ranch Boys
Under auspices of L.O.L.
No. 774 I h
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
>r
xPresaecl the congreg'atitrl's regret
n hearing of Dr, ,7on1i0son's rle• i
islon n
t give np r1si1Pncp in
d,t,arle. R4 made reference to
Mr. and Mrs. Rey 1Trreay, Buffalo Melville Church in his rapacity as an
and Florida, are holidaying at the elder, a member of the heard of
one of his mother Mrs. C. McKee, managers, a trustee, and a (11m•ister, 1
PfPielr' {
FOOTBALL
Walton Vs. Brussels
At Victoria Park Br'."w14', on
Friday, June 27th
Game called for 7.30 p.m. sharp
'Admission — Adults 25c
Children 10,
Colne and cheer the boys
to victory.
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
Sponsored by members of the
16th group and 8th line Morris
of the W.A.
God is a Spirit end they that 1
worship him must worship him
in spirit and in truth.
IV]elville �:llurch
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Class.
11 a. m. Ordination of Ethers.
8 p, in. Service for Huron
County Orange Order.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister. Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 a. m, Morning Worship
Dominions Day
Christianity Paces Communism
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class,
7 p. m. Evening Praise
Lifer's Extras,
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Pariah of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
4th Sunday A9tea• 'trinity
June 29th, 1947
St, John's Church Brussels
2 p. m, Sunday School
8 p. m, Evening Prayer
8t. George's Walton
9.39 a. in. Morning Prayer
St. Davl'd's Church Honf'ryn
11,15 a, m. Mooning Prayer
Dr, and Mrs. Deu'la:, Reid an
family of Clinton, New Jersey, ar
visiting at the home of her father
John Logan and ber brother Alvin
Red Mrs. Logan,
,.+ 74
Evelyn 171.1061 (7aa( ht(•r of Mr. and
Ails. (leo) r Melon was operated on
for an appenditis last Sn melte, and
is making satisfactory Progress,
e was w
d a a'sn ilial to Mrs. 1 F
7amiesen's Porvice to the church
nrgnnizations, and Du.ncan's ('0ntrl• li
butt., ae apepratm• of the T
n
Scheel lantern. Mr. 3T)T*arleear-ltsaid T
thee some church in 'Toronto would t
be able to record a substantial gain
in the acquisition of three staunch I
(Minch Snppnrters. Dr. ,leente40('4•
keen («,ee
a \L v, Ruby M. Wena of Presto
I' Ontario was installed a,
0 the Rebekah Assembly, Twice,
i
4 (::, mat,
leder of Urd'( Fellows, W'illrh nr•l. 1
2 I Hamilton last week for the 57
2 Annual 4 day ennventln' ,
1 t0 eta,
with the c)'leept('e from 11i n,..n
Lecke, •4117 of rlm,rin, the (brand le
fs01FNcr a * * * * :1 ,
Tho:•e t to be C
t Maddecks — McDonald * Church Parade of The
I * Sunday night, June 29t
t r r v: tiding wit • olo'nni4,"1 9 it P.M., to Melville Pres
'1, t1( Pc7,0n4411 at 1ire sseie on!'' 'ran rhur•Ch. Brekore(
it, 14 'n
'+tui,lry afl'vnnn het. 21 when * meet at the L.O.L. Hal
et .' Florence Te.ahel McDonald of Myth * 7:30 P.M.
(' ibeeanle the bride of Albert (Tr•nrri
II Maddoeks of Belgrave. Visa Merle I
tb i tt •neente n'' Blyth an' Mi.. f) R
!Anderson of Beigrav„ weer, ,h„ Melville Ch'a Church
°niversary Services
BRUSSELS, ONTARI'
Lions Officers Installed
ounty < 1 e3v Mitchell Club
Lot. ,•
h at (11'("r fifty Baits of the Mitchell
bytes- club were present at the s
upf�er
1to > meeting of the Brussele Lions clubI at on Monday night. Their official
duti 4111,4(64 the installation Of
.: g: :: til dlrueselt, (),firers f,r the ensuing
term.
)..ion inv,sidout t{7'1; Salton of
11'i•r }i.:fl. pre,itled. D(,tri(2 Governor
I1..al Mire • of Sr aforte was present
s the and ad(ire,11ed the meeting in regard
Err 11 s 110 th • routi(10 Lion. (•onven tion at
fp wim((s r.
the An enjoyable eemm
e pro'ewas
emeryarp given h Y t he guests and included
numbers by a quartotre, solos, Frank
d alt 11tt:ntr, (woo (11nni"'1 al the piano by
Ernie Harley and a ro!n(c duet.
( 1t I 'Dennft Dial riet ''nor (nor Lloyd
with ' FEdigh0ffel, Mitchell, installed the
w n,af following off4 , rs of 111e Brussels
meant• club:
Linn T n r .-T.nrnn R017m1111
lees
Tee Twister—Jae. Armstrong
tet
Vera Plea:—A, Wood
Incl VireP1Ps.--Pah•, Bowman
3rd Vier Pr, s.— Tiro, Ashton
Directors --line li'ineherg, Dick
Whitfield, Wm. Turn3nll, Wm.
Spefr.
Secretary—+Doug, La.wIess
Trea:sure)•--R, McBride
lee IPresident Hugh Wilson
The following committees were
mit 1 eePolleted 1(Y ibe newly installed
irh president.
I m('nt, the Patrieeeha :Militant, au,
iti Ladic -Auxiliary to the Panri
1 labs Militant, Mrs, Rtna 13nn1
1 stead, of Meaford, was installed
I , Predilont; Mies Viol, Poore,.
I of Toronto, was re-Merallel in pee,
1 rotary; :Wive Potty Dunrl•1s, of
IE,hdon, teas installer) es treaarer;
Mrs. Isobel Carr al'
1 0
f '
Tarr• ,
t,
II
WW1
t a.
elected assembly w(ta1l•'11 and 'Al's
Meda Lewis, of Toronto, was again
named as the A4s„tnbly's repro.
s troll', to the (Tote Board.
1 Mrs. C•1'rie Dunbar ,
, e! Btu4s11si
„.1,. it .161 "c7 1(1 tb , sante time ns
district shanty pi a'' lent of ill' '
:\,eenrhly for
1
t
fm•r
1 D'
s • a,
tit
5, with .hn•i.ulipt'0n 01.117 lodge, Net 1
Stratford. (lnderiele Pet forth, CU* I
ton, Milverton and Brussels. t
err3 mambos of frtemis 1
i
� gneeta of the hi -Isle end einem 7ee,•,' 1 "T11p ,5111:•1,, nr 0(4:74" wit
1:I'n attendance and ear" 'Nee subject of Rev. Prof. Daviel
- best wialme to the newly married ',' 1"011 'h•• hire 11'm
f e,•unle'• I 'lielvdlle rhn•eb un Sand:' ,111
_. - 1 7r 3m of the 111rd Annie•
1f r ,, ,, •1,..,•, i, - ' the
1 M^Eaehern — Cerruti 1 7pee 1r
I,i;. 1 I•(y
'•'t1(
I,,,.
T n r .. ,
Knnx Preshytpriat7 41(11(4')1, (;,tt' ` 1,"'^' 1 d
Inon Friday evening Beulah P,Pid, nniy, derive our faith? ,inn pohltoil
't'rn•,1!t..:. ,;f 87", •tn't etre. Wailar•,' �'h' f:�71( ". 117( rnntetilin�
it r . rel. 11"1 4 nnitrd fin m:n( 711114 1rh°r•1( w e a ]•n!' I att't r'
to Wheeler Bee., eon (f 1T•• 'eel lire. 1(P en laded in the list o1) arra
W. -e'er .1:.1. r, 1i lretehr•,•n. tier. W •7 In•() t•; of blah 111 the ,••lma :-n,;
Walker performed the 1eretnon) in e
setting of ermine floweee 1nr1 wl•i'e
1' '. 147wa1•t 73a,teee nresidpel at
1 ' eroan and Mies Mina Baker,
n,•ei11 of tit, h ittvrvnn. 491'"
"Because" during the I'111 PI.' of r••
• i,i Pr.
Officers of the Deere Encamp-
nte•mL of Ontario, Independent Order, 1
of Old Fellows o1omed wore: Grr1
Patriarch, Harold V. Ha1e, Tnrnnt
(7'',114 S011'0-• Wa:rdem, P, C. Ib1/0'1,10
K,C., P,G:M„ of Pott Arthur; (Tact
High Priest, W. Lyle 12'illsn
00300(8; Grand Sc,ibe. Lloyd t
Tone,. MI1111(11; Trr, 1<mi-cr, Cee,
Eisen, P.G.M. of To0rntre Grand .Ti
'Arden. W. C. Prance , Pre cit
rend Auditor, Earnest A. Read in.
pronto: Grand Rept eaen'a" ,111 t
1(1 Sn1renle Granrl 7e ,e, T Invrl C
ones. Hamilton, 0111 P. V, ibhetsan
,C„ P.G.M., of Poet. Arthur,
physical ohorar'terictie, Furth
1(1
nu'
1
11)+'r
111)9 and downs of life , t 9 of the
Ent t1), sorb
(,p�: ❑11'1 e ,.'n: nal} e w e,. t.
faith alreerly sequi(7.4 Faith
not 00(1(0 es the rasnit ofF ai t t'fi
P7l de/trm(r74 whereby al ientea,
p r.,nt•. a.a
The bride. given in Tnarriage l,y I th4 res(tlt of persistant reasoning,
tar father, WAS gntl'50r( 111 white p emedee bemeelr thee teeter to his.
70 • velva organza which was ,711. 7 I 'P rob -Ks: l. Fray cau,pared the
n: ,with fitted bodice, li7y Pilin41117417414, wn!Irl tel a llnn4e, in Eta .-.c. t
n, 4f ' ''1' °kl!" w1( r•:a "xtrndprl to ,, 14 is passible in learn an u4
ah
1(! 1` ",!1„• 'p•••,hl. A 4n,.nnlf of inr•1 Penp11 from the tttrn,t1,• in wl:
held her fall length veil and she I thew k ,•„ thele henaec. 4 11mr r ,n
n„
Iraflied a na4radp of whir" (101 13.tit: neatly kept and 1'9ert Flit
H.'.. •, r,'1''•„ .,•nh•rr1 Wirt a red rose. nr-ner. bt,t is liah)n ;.t any tor
I Her only jewelry 1^',.^ 1 Enid no.1
I to be disordered and unset is
I
ebony bracelet, a family heirloom,
i1 ton children. •n the Pan
'Mrs. Williem HndsOn of iT"mi7rn way the world has neva disorder
n 1, :, er tee beide, ,vie matron of i_ (totes rbilaron in that- want()
j'„ r^ Penne-tr•, wee
mown nr cess. In the Bible 'e to be fon
:lyPllow Tare. Her heeeereee wee„, the etnt•p of how
all set ab
blueblue and she earrloO clerk blue r tr , my t1(^ world house that h,
; ne(• 71fed rrie vclerk 71 ,li=ordered by sin, Nan is
rib- i rPnuirlcl to ]lava faith in the S
1''11. Abp brir104m ir1a,1 1?Mss 9hir,pv per ess
!Fisher and 321474 CTelon Da1id^e 'f1f chat "03 11)7timt, and tha` faith
Ibofh of Gait, were in hen tare, lr1"nlfi not by the in thoJs• alreadaY
µ•hit P0mhim74 topping their long f nte(in,) d. lint by Iteat•inm the word
4lcerts which ended in slight treble. Inf Gad. Tim obvious bo Place for t1((
`•'"'• )1Pnrt l"PC4e4 hurl v111nw herring of that Word ie In the tor:
1n1Hnli rnilght wl31h 1,h1e rih1,1 porate wot•shiP of the Church.
1completed their costumes.
Hr°'•fag mlane not only tistrnin•
7nhn Beckett of Puslin0h, was 1•ut oboy'ing, Obrist offers its
hmt e'en, and th1 uahe7•s were mastery of fear and unhappiness,
l0hn CG''171, incl salvia Carron, oniy nn condition that we allow God
,1 lin e(6 of ihn h(gdp, to do with us what 1.71 w•ishe74. ",411
TMP hridegrnnm's
'''ler t0 the anniversary service," said Professor
bride was a. three etan,J necklace Nay, "affords us an excellent oppaz-
of Pearls; to the bridnsmafda, chate• tnnitr of reminding ourselves what
lain) glamour Pins, and to the Gnd has done in Christ."
031101 a310114'aatts. gold -31111(1 knife
The morning anthems were "Ftltee
the Lord, 0 my sant” from the
• * >a
Our 'congratulations to Mae Ruth
Wileon, Brussels, and to Mine Shirley
Thompson, Ethel. who rer4Wed flrsi
class certificates in the examination
results for the teacher traintn,
courses given at the Normal Shoal,
Stratford.
* *
Mrs, Adam Steise ani :lir. and
Mrs. Frank Russell and son of Nee.
pawa, Manitoba and Miss Elsie
Steiss of Toronto spent the past
week with Geo, and Airs, Evans,
They motored from • the West to
spend a month with friends in
Ontario,
:e
h'Ir, and Mrs, Louis D. Thompson,
Miss' Carrie Hingston, Mrs, Lewis
and daughter Dianne, recently of
British Guiana, attended the Recital
given on the new Casavangt orgen in
ther
IY st Presbyterian
Church, Sea•
forth last Monday event(; by elle
world famous I1013a11 organist G1n-
seppe Mascbettf, It was a most
enjoyable experience. i
Brussels Soccer Team sit
Blanks Ethel Eleven 1 413
Brussels defeated Ethel 2-0 in a
1 football league - fixture in Virtorla
park, Brussels, Thursday evening, I»
the first half, Lowe scored for
Brussels and Allain notched the
seamed gene midway in the second
half,
• I
10 ' Lion's Committees
•,n
n Educatinn�
7' Dan McTavish
n Hervey enhnstnet
pd Waiter Porter
le j Health and Welfare—
net 11 Harry C1lar•tpi(n
Out 1 Ilarry Fear
(d1 H. B. Allen
Safety—
Elwin Gregg
,Task McDonald
Chamlie Davidson
Sight Conservation en:1 Blind—
L. E. Cardiff
Wm, Leach
Clare Long
n rnmtnimity pen- i
sects was also strewed, particularly I O
li'a unflagging efforts to secure the
best possible educational 11enn(ts for
the ebilch•en in the Brussels district, ,
Mr. 1Tr1'adI zean then 0(0540ted to M
Dr. and Mrs. Jamie10n a tilt -top ni
occasional table, a tl•i.10m1, and a mtable lamp, and to Duncan a bill- I cmfold, Taking part 1n the ()reaente d(1
teen were :Mrs, C. Matheson, Mts, 1 J.
Will Lettlo, Miss Grace Stewart, and j of
,Tim Bowmen, S
Tn conclusion Mr. Me edzean said, t1(
"1 would Just like to remind You ist
Out these remal'ks Are made 39 i E.
.Scots folk, who dinua believe in IAT,
ower muckle flattery for fear of 4270
spoiling even guid people, ' Every-
one should ken that if a Scotsman ! di
dine 1137',) 11611/1114 fault, he e4 gie du
weel pleased,"
Young Women's Auxiliary
f Melville Church
The June meeting' (7! 2103(174
onng '4Ponlen's Auxiliary WAS held
st Tnesdoy evening at the home of
1'5. Sant Sweeney, There were
net4P11 members an 1 two visitors
'esent• The Dev1tecaal nerind
ened with meditation "+live Its this
7 0111 daily breed" given by Mrs.
7TrParlane. Hymn 111 Was sung.
atthew 25, verses 31-46 was the
nripture Lesson. The chapter •'11e Study Book 011 Tndia, The Min-
ry of Healing, was given by Mrs
Wilson, Mrs, .7. Martin, Mrs, L
cock, The Devotional period
sed with Hymn 143 and the Bence
di,
one
During the business Period, em-
oted by Mrs, Sweeney, the press•
t, plans were made for a straw
ry s,ocia'l to be held in July at the
m
.npte
mor e of Mrs, D. Hemingway.
.1 encial hour followed with ,1
icious lunch served by the
tesses, Mrs. Sweeney', Mrs.
rttn, Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Aimee.
Replying on behalf of himself anti den
family, Dr. Jamieson spoke of hie her
close association with the e lto
Brnssel4, and said that 11e writer] del
elway11 rherleh the memoriee of his hos
his 'twentyyeet. stay in the district, 179
Mr, Robert Bave-met spoke of the
1 g'est work which Dr, Tantieenn had
1 done for the entire tnmnmnity and
id that his departure from the
et.rict would be felt SS a personal
I loss by evet•yiome,
Thea
]dies e1) the church then
1 served a delightful Innch, after
which the singing of Atilel Lang Syne
hreu,glhit the social to It close.
L?LUEVALE
Personals: Mass. Annie Wray has
renamed to Woodrow, Sask„ after
several months; with relatives in
this neighborhood and at Belgrave;
Miss Daisy Zetterstrome, Winnipeg,
is the guest of her aunts, Miss
Fraser, Mrs, Robertson and Mrs,
Nicholson.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaford), Ont
NOW PLAYING—
Double Feature—
Blondie's Lucky Day
with
Penny Singleton
Robt. Stanton
and
Galloping Thunder
With
Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnett
+s to e
COMING 111 Technicolor
The Song of Scheheraaade
with
Yvonne De Carlo
Jean Pierre Aumont
A. Lake
Agricultural Highlights
During The Past Week
In Huron County
A full week of fine weather has
given the farmers a good chance to
get ['alight up with seeding opera-
tions and many acres of colt and
beans have been sown. during the
lash week,
The Junior Pannier Live Stock
judging Oam:pet*tion Bell in Exeter
last' Wedmeeday, wOe a definite
success, cense:tiering that many of
the boys were home malting use of
9114 exc1(lelrt weather. Ona point Of
interest was the tact that the high
Township team was composed of
111
Huron Ministers
Inducted In July .
GOT)ERTCTT, ,Pane 24 'T-Tnron Prey -
byte, , meeting in Lon(leshoro
melted nitrd Church,h, expressed plea: urn
in the fact that Peel County had
voter) in favor of reteinine the (]nn•
nee Tempenenee Ant, The vote
should be encouraging to the Tem
pomace Forces 111 Huron, members
said.
Arrangements were made Tor the
Inductions of Rev, A. G. Hewitt, • of
Bluevale at Auburn, Rev. W. 3.
Moores, of Drlumbo, et Belgreve,
Rev. W. .7. Rogers, of Dungannon,
at Blyth, Rev, J. A. Burden, of
Who Bay. at Blupva.le, Rev. S. W.
Harmof Trowbridge, at Credltnn.
Rev, •S. T. Duni), of Cygnott, Mich„
at Dungannon, Rev, H,arotd J. Snell,
of Althorn, e48, Exeter (James st,3,
Rev. H, ,T, Mahoney,. of Peterboro,
((Knox„ at Exeter (Marin et,), Rev,
C. W. Cope, of Florence, at Coder.
tell (North 0t.,), Rev, T1, M, Wood,
Deere of Dee Mills, at Grand Bend, Rev.
throe bnYe• with no previous Judging J, R
experience, except that which they 1(1171
gathered while in attendance at the of
Agricultural Sihort Coarse, held in and
Exeter last January. Ben
The Jnniiior Planners from all titres
, Peters, of Port Lamb -ton, et
111om. Rev. S. 1311hnore 1-Taya'ard,
Temple Hill, at Nele•B0nmiller,
Rev. U. Cranhielnt, of Nilo -
miller, at Wroxeter',
7610 inductions at Auburn, Blyth.
Clubs, Exeter, CA6ntnn and Blyth will
be going to Guelph on Priday, JIMA
27,th, to p•n.rtieipe,te in the Junior
Farmers' An,nual Field Day at the
Ontario Agricutttral College,
It is expected that Western 1nen
en11n611g Vast to help wit(() haying and
harvest will start arriving sometime
next weep. At present over eel 911•
pli0ati01111 are 011 flee and It is 114011ed
that we will gott suRtieten:t men to
meet till domande.
Cre(ldtnn. McTillop and Wrnxetpr
w)11 he on Titan'sley, Silly 3, at 8:1 5 I entn
p.m„ the Othere will be on Friday.
July 4, et 8;15 p,m,
and chain.
At a rrrPpt 0.fl hell at the Re- Russian Liturgy; and `"To Thee, 0
creation hall of the Can•Iiien 01111- God, we 117' by Maunder, In wlterh
eral Tower Company, the bride's the snip parts Were taken by June
mother received in black crepe with V'orlt. Gerald Gibson, end Wm,
nir.lc ilrre?sn!•i9s. She was assisted rel"'
by the mother of the brideern001 At the evening service, Professor
tele were navy end Mersey with Hay distinguished between Church.
Mack accessories, lenity nod Christianity. Tie the
Fal a wedding trip to North Bny 1Olrse of the sermon he showed
the briar chose a grey gabardine that the doing of gond deeds did not
snit, brown accessories, and a mor- necessarily mean that the person
sage of eardemine, rennet their re- responsible was a. Christian. Such
turn Mr, and Mrs. McP.e.chern will People usually give up doing good
reside in Hamilton, deeds when the recipients of them
Ont -a -town guests were present show lack of appreOiatiOfl. •
from Wandstnek, Brussels, Hantil- The choir contributed two anthems
tan•, Thameeville. Clinton, Toronic, to the evening seevie, "Hark. bark,
Kitchener, Bryon, ill.. Cranbronit, ney Soul" by Shelley, it1 which ileo
and London. solo parte were tA.kOn hp 7nrre
MUSIC EXAMINATIONS
The summer exeminaatane of the
Toronto Conservatory of Music in
piono playing and singing were held
Met Freely mnl•ning ct the residence
of Mr, Louis D, Thompson,
Mies Mang,aret Butler, of the
Conservatory teaching stet', was the
examiner.
Our musty students are fortunate
to be able 'to try their examinations
in Brussels instead of going to some
town et a 141 1nnce.
The United Church
:\ re^41)31011 4ervi(0 WAS held in
conmectinn with the Morning' Woo
ship in. the United Church Mrs.
Thomas (4arnles end Messrs. Arthur
Synott. and :reek Fel:rrow were re.
Porter, 11Trs, W. Edgar, and Wen.
Spe1r. The second anthem we,s
"Send out Tity light" by Gottn'nd.
Miss June Work sang the solo
"Father in Heaven" to music ct
Handel's Largo.
Ordination Of Elders
At Melville Church
At the morning service on. Sunday.
five members of Melville Church,
Wm. SPeir, Wm. Smith, Wilfred
Shortreed, John Gibson, Jacob
Fischer, will be ordained lo the
office of Ruling Elder. In accord-
ance with New Testament authority
and precedent, eldership in the
Presbyterian -Church Is a lifetlnoe
office, The institution of tett'
the eldership constitutes one of the
ceived on Po3P.sston of Path. Mil, !great elements In Presbyterianism,
lark Perrnw wee rece(vee 'on and the 111701(0 of elders 111 any
Certificate from Wingibem, '.Ars. 1. congregation, in true democratic
H. Parr on Confident, from Brandon fashion, rests with the 1400ple.
and Sirs, Thomas Garsias nn Cnrt.iff-
Canadian Citizenship
Special )Fur -Cent Stamp
from Vhgtwzer (B1u0v1lr1. l'hc
morning sermon dealt with the
Convention 114' Soul of Tame. vol.
orning anthem the choir 4171148
40 ye the Lord" by Adatnsen,
Zeta eltinro of Westernlles-
Toronto sang Liddle's setting
he Lard Is my' ah0plterr" with
Affeetivoness,
e evening service 1141 with!
n in favor Of the Anniversary
lee at Meinilte Church.
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A special 4•cent stamp will br '.l'3
issued 1st July, 1947 to marls the ;draw
advent of Canadla•n •citizenship. (Serf
Notice
Tenders will he receiete by the
undersigned till Saturday, July 1111
at 2 o'clock P.M. ter 'the erection of
a cement machinery building ni.
Ethel. Plans and sepcid0atirns. may
bo aeon at the clerk's office, Iilthel
The lowest or any tender not ne4(ar
sariiy accepted.
Security will be required,
I. 11, ll+eeto, Clerk
Education (Lion's)—
R. J. Bowman
Robert Bennett
Program of Meeting4—
Ken, Ashton
Donald Lawless
R. Gordon Hazlewood.
L. D. Thompson
Sports Programs—
Ken. Ashton
M. Wineberg
D. A. Rann
Publicity—
R. W. Kennedy
Bob Johnson
Boys and Girls—
Albert Wood
William Turnbull
William Martin
Citizenship and Patriotism—
Selwyn Baker
Wilfred Willis
Civic improvelnent—
Harold Thomas
Harold Keyes
Community Betterment—
R. Whitfield
K. Tyerman
Membership—
Roy C0nsins
Lorne Eckmier
Jim Armstrong
Finance ---
R. J. Bowman
Berney McBride
Wilbur Turnbull,
Lion President L, W. Eel=
welcomed the visitors on behalf
the local club.
The ,snapper was provided by
ladies 'of Melville Church.
Walt Disney Visits
Horne Of Forefathers
Walt Disney, world famous, creator
of Mickey Monso .And 81110W White,
and the idol of every childish heart,
was a visitor in this district last
Wednesday'. 711e let.e grandparents for-
merly resided at Bluevale, amd then
in Goderich Township, near Relines-
ville. 'Iihey ate busted in ,the Angli-
can Cemetery, Holmesville, which
was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Disney
and their party. They also called at
the home of a eons.in, Robert Iidoh•
oration, a nearby resident,
Mr, Disney's gree fetter settled
near Holmesville when he canine troth%
Ireland in 1848 and later at Blnevale
1 and Goderich. The fatuity Shoved to
Kamm and then to Chicago, where
Mr. Disney was barn, While here,
he took pictures of the scenes where
Itis Stlirceeters had lived.
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