The Brussels Post, 1947-6-25, Page 5P05 r PUBLISHING HOUSE
Ontario's Bass Season
Not To Open Until July let
Toronto—Ontario's general bass sea -
8014 opens July 1, not Oen lune 28 as
last year, and any I'lshernten taping
these fish In ,June 21 wee'll-end will be
prosecuted, Hon. H. It. Scour, Ontario
Minister of (lame curd FisheTie e,
warned
ACCOUNTS
Dr. W. D. S. Jamieson
Any accounts not ye' paid ur<ty by
left and a receipt obtaiu•'il from Dr.
Harper or from Miss Lowry at office
•of R. S. Hetherington.
GARDEN PARTY
will be held on the lawn of
Brussels United Churdh
Thursday evening, July3rd
n ';,
Supper served from 6 to 8 p. m.
There will be a ball game in the
•park. Program following inx v
uppe,
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
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall on
Thursday, July 10th
Music by CKNX Ranch Boys
Under auspices of L.O.L.
No. 774
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
FOOTBALL
Walton Vs. Brussels
At Victoria Park Prtrstals on
Friday, June 27th
Game called for 7.30 p.m. sharp
Admission — Adults 25c
Children 10
Come 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 and they that
worship him must worship him
in spirit and in truth,'
e vlile i,..'hurcb
Minister Rev, G. A. Milne, Se9.A.
1R
and
Sunday • Sc
too
1
O a.
m.
Su
Bible Clans.
11 a. ne, Ordination of Edlers.
8 p. m. Service for Huron
County Orange Order.
Louts D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster,
The United Church
OP CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh 0. Wilson
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Dolttini0ni Day
Obmistianity Faces Communism
Junior Congregetiou
12 Church School and
Bible Class.
7 p. m. Evening Prates
Life'e Extras.
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of :ngiand
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
4th Sunday Atter Trinity .
June 29th, 1947
St, John's Church Brussots
2 p. m, Sunday Scheel
3 p. m. Evonieg Prayer.
St. George's Walton
3.80 a, Morning Prayer
Y
er
nt,
St. Davi'd's Church Henfryn
11.15 a. m, Morning Prayer
i Memorial Service Of
Elena Centre Cemetery
'lir Annual len:0 111 S''rvi''' ut'
1lo' l'Dtna {'entre Centel err will be
held in the cemetery on Sunday,
June 29 at R o'clock P.11. air, 1), 1'.
Savage of Listowel will !m
special speaker, Listowel Legion
Band In aiteutlnnce.
Celebrated 80th Birthday
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the home of .Aft. and Mrs.
\\'m. Miller. 12tH eon. Grey, on Sun-
day last when Mrs. 2largaret Meer
and her sons and daughters and
their resp'eiIve families were ant" r•
tained at a birthday ['arty in 11e1uu•
'(1r:. Margaret Miller who was
eelebrmtMg ]ler eightieth hirthrt•ty
Thea st tt
g e s were: .ifs. Margaret
:Hiller end Stewart or Grey Twp,: \L.
and Mrs. rR. i\i .
e.
[tin Miller t ! and family
Y
n1' Tirnddiagrn Mr. Ind Mrs, Wm.
Boyd and daughter sill Mr. Cart
Leinhardt of Grey and Mr. and itrs
.1-117. ihr:vd and tinnily n, -nn of eirey.
n m .0 a ,. 11,
PEOPLE WE ,.Nt-';,,
8I
* a. f, e * * t.
Mr. W. S, Stott has been vision
bre daughter ,lirs, J. T. Harvey in ctstn7l to give up residence in
Toronto
*'Brussels. He made reference to
Dr. Jamieson's great service to .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy 3'rc•T{ay, Hurrah/ itTalville Church in his capacity as an
and Florida, are holidaying at .he elder, a member of the board of
home 'af his mother Mrs. C, McKay. managers, a trustee, sad a chorister,
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'HURON FOOTBALL STANDING
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St Lilamlbal 4 3 1 0
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Ethea 4 2
Walton 3 I 2 0
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6 the Rebekah Assembly Independent
+trd,r et Ori 1 Follows, which Ines 1n
2 Hamilton last week for the 57th
2Annual 4 day convention, 10 111`10
with the delegates from the (1.1,1111
'Wedne
r
day, June 25th, 1947
Rebekah Assembly
Held,In Hamilton
Maddocks - MCDonned ,
Brussels Woman is District 1
` fir!• e eeedding wee eoesenee d *
Deputy President
ie the Parsonago at
111 rs. Ruby M. Wenb at• Pl r sc.ott l Saturday nth -mann hr• • ::1 whom *
Ontario was Installed as Pm Rittani Florence Tcahel meeemalrl of my' h i *
wt:1)1)7Nar
Doctor and Family
Receive Farewell Gift.;
11vivi11e Church Aundav tithrlol
room wa", the scone o, •1 w:.11 tit •111
ed r au erg 1tlonal serial on T nesse. y
et -a u.; al i, a farewell presenter'
tie' tvs 0,, do to i);', nnr1 .11
ne n
Jamieson and T
lntfl.t Ism tri<,r
v. '
:1
musical ]Yo -
"1 7u
which h t. , r•-,
i
ederl tate prevenia14,) int hire 11
piano solos by Mr. 'Lotus Thompson;
vocal solos by Miss •i1,0Y Lon M•-
Farlane and Miss June Work; piano
duet by Miss *Toyer 1 tc.• and Miss 1
Thelma Brothers. and a aelectinu by 1
the' Lions' (Tilt Male t:luartette,
i Lodge of Ortn'in, the Grand gnramp-
1 mont, the Patriarchs 'Militant. ani
I 11o Ladies Anxi11ary to the Patti•
i archs Militant. Mrs, Etna Tinm-
stead, of Meaford, was instal! r]
\ :, '•-i'rr alarm; Miss Viola, Peale*.
of Toronto, was re-inatallel as per•
rotary: Miss Petty Dundas. of
London. was installed no treasurer;
Mrs. Isobel Carr of enrollee was
eiertrr] ns'emhly wade(; and 71ts,
Merle I.ew
is . of Toronto, n
t tv
as again g
nn i P
In flh.
n. a the Assembly's Cn.f
nrl,iy''i repro •
t t'irr 10 the Homo Hoard.
Airs. Carrie Dunbar of Brussels
t n 0,4:11 -11 at Cho sane time as
(-.1\
liar) deputy pl'o*)denfor
A s •n,hly for Sf1'ntfnrd Disttlntetr Nn.
5, with jnristlieton over lodges at I
Stratford, Gotlerich, Pnafnrth, Clin-
ton, Milverton and Brussels,
Officers 0f .the Grand Encamp-
menet, of Ontario, Independent Order
et Odd FrIlows elected were: Grand
Patriarch, Harold V. !dale, Toronto; I
nal Srn',t Warden, P. V. tbhrtseL
K.C„ P.G.M„ of Port Arthur; Gram! ,
High Priest, W. Lyle Willson,
Gobourg; Grand Scribe, Lloyd c.I
The presentation address was
given by elle ,Tames MCleadzeftn who
expressed the congregation's regeetl
on hearlee of Dr. Jimlewon's tl
Refet n,v eves also glade to Mrs.
Dr, and Mrs. Dpngtas hold and ,Tamie
son 's seryl
ce to the church Warden, W. G. Ensures, ('re.e(tt: 'ebony bracelet, a fa.ntily heirloom.
family of Clinton, Now Jersey, are nt'0rrni0ittets, (1111 Dr.nca7'o rnntri-
visiting at the ,home of her father. (Iraud Auditor, ERrneet A. Reading, I Mrn. William Hocken of IT'tmilton,
button la teoprn. Mr of the ,^,.said Toronto: Grand Repro awn"'es tot o r the brirl.. ,vas motrnn of
John Logan and her brother Alvin Scl,,anl lantern, Mr, lfcl'adzear. said the Supreme Grand r.free, t: r I in
1 r evil C i, ., , . it floor lrnmr t sown of
'weenie the bride of Albert eleeree
Maddock® of Belgrave, Miss Mair
'.tt, gild n, Myth ant Mr, G. It
Andrlaon of RPjgra'* war h,.
t r ne.•r-e.:. A nnnlhrr of ft•ienrls.
Igneets of the bride erel errnnm wee,.in attendenee and gat th •
(hest wlshes to the newly marr)rr11
' v
McE chern — n
a L'lo.
1
In Knox Prenhyterian eluireh. Gee ,
on Friday evening Beulah iteid, rnfy'
eenl f ee
'f Mr. nnd T... 1 Walkup,
,,
0. clsrrell. \ 11
A.01 a united In mai-rinse
to Winston Rnss. son cf 718" and Mrs
i1.,tl•»- 1' \T"F,.(rllarn. Tint'. \l'. .T
Walker performed the ceremony in
netting of smrtn.g flowers and white
-di,. T: wart D,irterr presided nt
rho organ and Miss Mina Baker
"07'cin of the hrtdee:rrnin song not tome es the rrsnit of scientific
"Because" Mull g the sttrnio o1 1i,' endeavonrs whereby a. p t .nn,
Prrister. a.a
The bride, given in marriage by the result of persistent reasoning,
her farther, was gowned in white nn'>•usdr h'msrif that ft±ith Is his.
PraPessnr
BRUSSELS, ONTAd
* * * it 1: Lions Officers Installed
The, e Is to ,J4e ;r County fi By Mitchell Club
Church Parade of '..ire
Sunday night, June 29th at Over fifty lioals. of the, Mitchell
d P.M., to Melville Presbyter- , club were present at the supper
meeting of the Bruea'L' Lions club
on Monday n:[iii(. Their official
a r
iuluai.•cl the. installation of
th Bruss'h officers Par the ensuing
term,
Lim, ln•r cineol King Salton of
V'•tth U, pre itled. District Governor
Hail Mier of S,a.fnrf.n was present
and addressed the meeting in regard
to tete (-Wnine Liam convention at
Windsor. .
An enjoyable programme was
given by the guests and included
numbers by a quartette, solos, Frank
7no1 r:-
„ii rn1111) flied a1 the pianio by
Ethic
fie rlt•y and a comic duet.
'Prouty
nisi n-
rr
n
of Lloyd
d
Y
Fdighoffee. Mitchell installed the
following ,fFr
r
P7p
of CLIP
Bow 1
gree
s
club;
Linn Tamer--Lornp 1.10knller
Tail Twister--•-.Sas. Armstrong
1st Vire PrPa—A, Wood
ups
nna aonnd t1nrwnwne,
911
32rndd VVlee Petrrs.--KRn. ABwan
n
Direetnre---Moe Winberg. Dick
Whitfleiri, Wm. Turnbull, Wm,
Sjleir.
Secretary --Doug. Lawless
Treasurer—R. McBride
oinper d the President—Hugh Wilson
ion Church, Brr,Enrrn to 0
meet at the L.O.L, Hall at 0
7:30 P
.. M,
0.. * '1 * 0
Melville Church
4 tttaiversary Services
"The 170,.,.1 of lrttlh" was 111„
subject of Rev. Prof. David TTnyro
:•-•'tn.mil 11 11,• morning sprvito in
Melville Church on SnnJ . 0,11 I5!�'
1 tesinn of this 831,1 Anniversar
t'.tnnvr. 1.n r1. 0I........'"lLl^ - eitnit
":til t . n, rt, r c[ !r. rl ..
derive our faith? n,r1 voluted rat
r tirh is r.ot something with
nh r
h , . .,,..., b,rp. Fal
1 7 r9li mot
hr included in the list n r
P ar nmpani'
emit, r,t birth in rhe •<9n1 - n:" as
physical characteristics. Faith fines
by mere (7410'471•., r,
f the
faith nleerly areut'rd. 1 nft17 docs
valva organza which was atv1"'
with fitted bodice, lily point sleeves,
7 t.
0t1••4 "•h 1 "extended to
..••:,,'r•. trate A. coronet 0f ](en
held her full length ve11 and els
carried a raseade of white Iarli• N,
,Jon c, ITamiltnn: Treasurer, Gen. TT.',..
Elson, P.G.M. of Toornto; Grand Jr.
entred with a red rose.
Her only jewelry- vet' '1 sold 0:41
and '.tit's. Logan. that some church in Toronto ,.,,.,,ti
" `' " K
be able to record a. substantial gait! ;
C
Evelyn Hislan daughter of Mr. and 0 ... P.G.M., of Port Arthur. blue and she carried dark Mee
in the ac nieition of three staunch
Mrs. Georg,. Hislop was operated on church sntpnm•ters. lir. .Snmiesnn'R'-'--_-•• • -• e,"'told ;reputed
rib -
fru' with yellow rib-
fa» appenditis last Sa'urdt
a: end keen interest in community pro I Young Women's Auxiliary limn. The bridesmaids, Miss nhiriev
1s making satisfactory progress, jects was also stressed, particularly � Fither and Bliss Helen Devidge.
* (Of Melville Church
h,, unfla i bath .of Galt, were in tune lace
Tones. Hamilton, ant P. 1', thln'tson,.yellow lace. Her hearldres wan •-•!'
gg n•g effete to secure the
Our congratulations to Miss Rath beat possible educational benefits for
Wilson. Brussels, and to Miss Shirley the children in the Ilrassela district.1
Thompson, Eitel, who received first
Mr. MPFaizean theft presented to 1
class certificates in the examination
results for the teacher training Dr. and Mrs• Jamieson a tilt -torp
m
courses given at the Normal Shore. toccaablesional lamp, taetbiclle, toa.tri-taDuncapn, aand hilla-
Stratford, Hold. Taking part in the 1wesenta
Mrs. Adam :Steles an -1 Yir. and tion were Mrs, C. Matheson, Mts.
Mrs. Frank Russell and s'on of Nee- Win, Little, Miss (4.1.3 0,7) Stewart, and j
pawa, Manitoba and Miss Elsie Tim Bowman.
Steins of Toronto spear. the past Tn conclusion Mr, MCFadzean said,
week with Geo. and Mrs, Evans,
wined just like to remind you
They motored from the West to that these remarks are made by
spend a month with friends in Scots Polk, who dime. believe in
ower muelcle flattery for fear of
Ontario. u r ti i spoiling even geld people,' Every.
Mr. and Mrs, Lents D. Thompson, •one should Icon that if a Scotsman
Miss Carrie Hingaton, Mrs, Lewis
dem find muelcle fault., he • 3s gee i
and daughter Dianne. ,recently of well pleased.('
Britislt Guiana, attended the Recital Replying on behalf of himself and
given on the new Ca.savangt organ in famdly, Dr. Jamieson spoke of bin
the First Presbyterian Church, Sea• close assariation with the people of
• as 5 and t. 1 ,
forth last Monday evening by the Brussels, noel said that be would
world famous Italian organist Gan-
aalways cherish the memories of his
se Itt his twenty-year stay in the district.
enjoyable experience,
pp Marchetti. was most
Mr, Robert Bowman spoke of the
great tvork which Dr. •Tamieson had
done for the entire community and Huron Ministers
said that his departure from the 1 Inducted In July
The June meeting' 01' 'Melville
Young Women's Auxiliary was held
last Tuesday evening at the home et
Mrs, Sam Sweeney. Thera were
nineteen members ant two visitors
present. The Devotioaal peeled
opened with meditation "Give us this
01011)' air daily bread'' given by -firs.
,T. McFarlane. Hymn 319 was sung.
Matthew 25, verses 31-46 was the
Scripture Lesson. The chapter of
the Study Book on India, The Min-
istry of Healing, was given by Mrs
P, Wilson, Mrs, J. dartin, Mrs, L.
Alcock. The Devotional pert( i
closed with Hymn 146 and the Bene-
diction,
During the business period, cin•
ducted by Mrs. Sweeney, the presi-
dent, piens were made for a straw-
berry s,ociai to be held in :rely at the
home of Mrs. D. Hemingway.
A social hour followed with a
delicious iuneh served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Alcocg,
Brussels Soccer Team
Blanks Ethel Eleven
Btmssels defeated Ethel 2-0 in
football league fixture in Viet
Park, Rrtussels, Thursday evening
the first half, Lowe scored
Brussels ase Allan notched
second goal midway in the second
a _
by eve'
diet"rt wnnld be felt as a personal
(ria +
•
In The ladies of the church then
for served a delightful lunch, after
the wheel the singing of Auld Lang Syne
brought the social to s close.
half,
BLUEVALE
Personals: M'rs, Annie Wray has
returned to Woodrow, Sask., after
several months with relatives in
this neighborhood and at Belgrave;
Miss Daisy Zetterstrome, Winnipeg,
iso elle guest of her aunts, Miss
FrfIser, Mrs. Illnbertaon and Mrs,
Nicholson,
REGENT THEATRE
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NOW PLAYING—
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Blondie's Lucky Day
With
A. Lake Penny Singleton
Robt. Stanton
and
Galloping Thunder
with
Charles Starrett end Smiley Burnett
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COMING In Technicolor
The Song of Schellerazade
with
Yvonne De Carlo
Jean Pierre Aumont
Agricultural Highlights
During The Past Week
In Huron County
A full week ,of fine weather has
given the farmers a good chance to
get caught up with seeding, opera-
tions and many acres of comm and
beans have been sown during the
last. week,
The Junior Farmer Live Stock
Judging Competition held in Exeter
last Wednesday, wee a definite
success, cen1tl:det'int; that many of
the boys were home making ase of
the excellent weather. One point of
interest was the fact that the thigh
Towuthip team was composed of
three boys with 11.0ntta,'fot,s Judging
g
experience, eedcept
that which they
ey
gathered w71deo '
in attendance at the
Agr}rullural Short Course, held in
Exeter hest ,Sanitary,
e , all
The Jmnlor Farmers, from three
Clubs, Exeter, Minton anti Blyth will
be going to Guelph on Friday, Tnne
270, to participate in the .Tunica
Ferrl1Pre' Annual Field Day at the
Ontario Agricutural College,
if is expected that Western men
cunning Moat to help witia haying and
harvest Will afar, arriving s
onetim
e
next week. At present over 80 ap-
plications are on file and it is bolted
that we will got suldcient men to
meet ell demands,
GODPRICH, &tee 24 --HA7ron Pres-
bytery, meeting in T.ondesboro
United Church, expressed pleasure
in the fact that Peel County had
voted in favor of retadnino the Can -
oda Tempeeant'ce Are. The vote
s5toted be encouraging to the Tent
penance Torres in Huron, members
said.
Arrangements were made for the
inductions of Rev. A, 0. Hewitt, of
Bltuevlaie et Auburn, Rev, W. J.
Moores, ab Dctnho, at Belgrave,
Rev, W, ,T. Rogers, of Dungannon,
at Blyth, Rev, J. .4, Barden, nt
Echo Bay, •at Benevale, Rev, 5. W.
Hann, ,of Trowbridge, at. Crediton.
Rev, S. T. Dumb, of Cygnott, Mich.,
at Dungannon, Rev, Harold J. Snell,
of Auburn, at Exeter (dames et.),
Rev. IT, 3, Meheney, of Peterbot•o,
(Knox„ at Exeter (Mein st,l, Rev,
C. W. Cope, of Florence, at Gorier•
irh (North st„ ). Rev. K. M, Wood,
of Dawn Mills, at Grand Bend, Rev,
J. R. Peters, of Port Lampton, nt
Mr t
10n, Rev. S. Dilmo
r,
Hayward,
,
alt il1Pr,
*IIeB nt
of Temple Hill, at N
and Rev. "T, Cranhtelm, of Nilo-
Bennliller, at. Wroxeter,
n t
Tltn indurti
ane et :171 ttrn :Myth.
Crediton, McKillop end Wroeetrr
will be on Thursday, duly 3, at R:15
p.m., the others will be on Friday,
July 4, at 8;15 Pan.
with peplums topping their long
skirts which ended in slightt t.t•ains.
y"'.' henl'leeeees std yellow
gtadinit eancht with bltte ribhon
completed their costmpes.
John Beckett of Puslinob, was
eee, men, and the ushers were
Jahn Geddlee and Calvin Cnrrnll.
h,•. -'her of the bride.
The bridegroom's rift to VIP
bride was a three-strnnd necklace
of pearls,: to the bridesmaids. (hate
lalne glannonr pins, and to the
ether ittenrtants, gotldilled knife
and chain.
At n reception hell at the Re-
creation hall of the Canrtlien leen-
eral Tower Company, the bride's
mother received in black crepe with
nick nr•cesanaries. She was assisted
by the mother of the bridegroom
.vh,• tre'r navy lad Jersey with
black as , ssories.
ce
For a wedding. trip to forth Puy
the bride chase a grey gabardine
snit, brown acceststnrtee, and a cor-
sair of gardenias, 1000,1 their re-
turn Mr, and Mrs, letelaehern. will
reside in Hamilton.
Out-ef-town guests were Present
from Woodstock, Brtt=eels, Hamil-
ton, Thamesville, Oliaton, Toronto,
Kitchener. Bryon. 511. Crathrook,
and London,
Canadian Citizenship
Special nCnt Stam
e
i I Fap
A special 4 -cent stamp will 00
issued let July, 15147 to mark the
advent of Canadian citizenship.
µWa`t
MUSIC EXAMINATIONS
Tise sunnier examinations' of the
Termite Conservatory of Mueie in,
piano playing and sinuing were held
last Tetley morning at the residence
of Mr, Louis D. Thompson,
Miss Mat'raret Butler, of the
Conservatory teaching staff, was the
examiner.
Onr manic students are fortunate
to be able to try their examinations
in Brussels instead of going to same
town 1)) a distance, ..
;world to e house, in the nsr that
Iit ie possible to learn notch a 11011
people from the nogilier in which
`hill kern the1r tenses. A hens(' ,7130
he neatly kept and reflect credit en
Ilir owner, hilt is liable ^t any trite
to ho dieorderPd and upa't by
wanton children. In the same
way the world ems 7001 disordered
by God's children in net. wanton-
ness, in the Bible 1e to he feline
the story of hew Go'I set about
reef/Wee the world heuee that had
disordered by stn. Man is
required to have faith in the success
of that restoration, and that faith
romps, not by the met'ilnls already
mentioned. but by hearing the word
of God. The obvious plat(' for the
hearing of that Word it in 111e cor-
porate worship of the Church.
Hearing means not only listening
t obeying. Christ offers us
mastery of fear and unhappiness,
only on condition that we allow God
to do with us what He wishes. ".An
anniversary service." said Prefesso7
Hay. "affords us an excellent oppor-
tunity of reminding ourselve' what
God has dome in Christ."
The morning anthema were "Mess'
the Lord, 0 my seal" from the
Rueeian Liturgy; and `To Thee, 0
God, we fly" by Maunder, in which
the solo parts were taken by June
'P2ork. Gerald Gibson. end Wm.
King.
At the evening service, Professor
Hay distinguished between Church-
iattity and Chi•istienity, in the
course oft sermon he se on he showed
that the doing of good deeds did not
necossa"lly mean that the peieen
responsible was a Cbriatiaa. Such
people usually give up doing good
deeds when the recipients of them
show lack of appreciation.
The choir contributed two anthems
to the evening serves, "Hark, hark,
my Seel" by Shelley, he which the
solo parts were taken by Three
Porter. Mrs. W. Miser, and Wni.
Spear. The e'e'00n11 anthem was
".Send out Thy light" by Gonnnd.
Miss June Work sang the sclo
"Father in Heaven" to music r.t
Handel's Largo.
The United Church
,\ 1'^renttotl -service was held in
connection with the Morning Wen
ship in the "United Church Mrs.
Thomas Garniss, and Messrs. Arthur
Synott and :reek Farrow were re.
Mies;
Po
fe89i�Ott
of 1'tnd
h
ceiv
od nn
n
lack Farrow was received on
Certificate from Wine,'ham, •3i'e. 1.
H, Parr on Oertifleate from Brandon,
0.111•
n CP ti
and Mrs. Thomas G•arnCa.a n
pate from i:0Pmezer (Blnovale), The
Morning sermon dealt with the
Convention of Saui of Tarsus. For
a morning anthem the choir 0000
"'Praise ye the Lord" by Adamson.
Miss Zeta Ailmno of Western lies
vital,, Toronto sang Liddle's setting
of "TheLord is my
s
P
h
etcut
with
e
great eftsiveness. t
The evening service was with
drawn in favor of the Anniversary
Service at Melaille Church.
Ordination Of Elders
At Melville Church
At the morning service on Sunday.
five members of Melville Church,
Wm, Speer, Wm. Smith, Wilfred
Sbortreed, John Gibson, Jacob
Fischer, will be ordained to the
office of Ruling Elder, In. (locoed -
mice with New Testament authority
and precedent, eldership in the
Presbyterian Church is a lifetime
office. The institution of the
the eldership constitutes• one of the
great elements in Presbyterianism,
r
and the choice of elders 1n , any
congregation, in time democratic
fashion, rests with the people.
Notice
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned 8111 .SatnrtlenT, July 51h.
et 2 o'clock P.M. for the erection of
a cement rnaeltinery building tit
Ethel. Plans and sepeificatinns m'tv
p}tlo
l
office, the clerk's
nat
be see
The lowest or any tender not Hetes
'aetlly accepted.
Security will be required.
L H. Fear, Clerk
The following v0mmittees were
appointed by the n"wly laetalled
:l. president,
Lion's Committees
Education--
Dan
ducation—Dan McTavish
Harvey Johnston
Walter Porter
Health and Welfare—
TTni^'y Champion
Berry Fear
H. )3. Allen
Safety—
Elwin Gregg
Jack :('Donald
Charlie Davidson
Sight Conservation and Blind--
L.
iind—L. E. Cardiff
Wtn. Leach
Clare Long
Education (Lion's)—
R. J. Bowman
Robert Bennett
Program of Meetings—
Ken. Ashton
Donald Lawless
R. Gordon Hazlewood
L. D. Thompson
Sports Programs—
Ken. Ashton
M. Wilaeberg
D. A. Rann
Publicity—
R. W. Kennedy
Bob Johnson
Boys and Girls—
Albert Wood
William Turnbull
William Martin
i
Citizenship and Patriotism—
Selwyn Baker
Wilfred Willis
Civic Improvement--
Harold
mprovement-Harold Thomas
Herold Keyes
Community Betterment—
R. Whitfield
K. Tyerman
Membership—
Roy Cousins
Lorne Edcm'ier
Jim Armstrong
Finance—
R. T. Bowman
Ba'nr:y McBride
Wiling• Turnbull.
Lion President L, W. Eekml•'
welcomed the visitors on behalf '
the local club.
The ,slipper was provided by
ladies of Melville Church,
Walt Disney Visits
Home Of Forefathers
Walt Disney, world famous. creator
of Mickey Morose and Snow White,
and the idol of every childish heart,
was a visltor in this district last
Wednesday. His late grandparents soar-
merle resided alt Blaevale, and thele
h Township
in Gode1•ic n near Holmes.
,
They are buried' in
I v111o, the Aa
Y5l1•
,
can 'Cemetery, Iiotttuesvllle, which
was visited by Mr, and Mrs. Disney ,.
and their party. They also called at
`
the home of a emelt, Robert Rich.
Orison, 0 nearby resident.
Mr. Disney's granfather settled
near Hoitnesviile when he china from,
!Ireland in 1840 and later at Bluevak
and Goderieh. Tho Enmity moved tc.
Itanses and then to Chicago, ,whets
" Mr, Disney was born. While her
t
,
he took pictures of the scenes where
1 his attesters had lived,