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Brussels Fair Prize List
Revised And Expanded
The Pall Wain hoard of the least
Huron Agricultural Society met in
the library Wednesday evening, with
Wilbur Turnbull, president, in
charge. Revision, of the prlae list
showed that the value as well as
the number of prizes offered in
most of the (dosses had been con-
siderably increased. There was a
substantial increase in the value or
many of the spc'1i1 awards, in-
cluding several new trophies Pro-
gress was reported en the work
of renovating the grounds and
erecting new fences. It was de-
cided to include a sports program
for school children, to include only
one entre-lit from each school. The
school parade, one of the outstand-
ing events of the fair, will begin
at the railway station instead of
'Victoria park, thus eliminating the
long walk for the children. Plans
are tinder way to increase the at-
tractions. for ch ran as well as
en con re ging more en t ries in the
school sections.
Consider The Children
People are asked not to throw
glass, tin, metal or anything else of
that nature in the river. During the
hot weather the children swim in it
and one boy has already int his
foot badly on glass. Remember the
Youngsters have no swimming pool
and keep the river elean for their
pleasure.
GARDEN PARTY
will be held on the lawn of
Brussels United Church
Thursday evening, July 3rd
Supper served from 6 to 8 p. m.
There will be a ball game in the
park. Program following •4upper.
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 1:uy CKNX Ranch Boys
Under auspices of L.O.L.
No. 774
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
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I will say of the Lord he is my
Refuge and my Fortress.
Melville Church
Minister Rog. G, A. Wine, M.A.
10 a. m, Sunday School
end Bible Class
11 a. m. Holy Communion
Evening services discontinued
until Sept. 14th
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
twat are.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev, Hugh C. Wilson
10.45 The session will meet.
11 ft. m. Morning Worship
The Holy Communion
Junior Congregation
The Sunday School is with-
drawn for July and August,
Libtle children are inivtted 00
attend Morning Warship and
Junior Congregation,
No Ihtening Service.
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Church of Lngiand
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector
5th Sunday After Trinity
July 6th, 1947
St. John't Churoh_Brusseis
2 p. m, Sunday School
8 p. M. Holy Corruntunion
St, George's Walton
9,30 a. tn. Holy Comniunien
St, David's Church Hentryri
11.15 a, rn, Holy Conuauntao,n
yral
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Mr, and Mrs, Carl Plum spent Ili°
week -end with his mother Mrs. E. G.
Plum,
Mrs, Campbell, Listowel is visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
pobt. Tienn,4 t.
Mr. and Mrs. H. .1. MeLnughltu
London spent the week end with Ai...
and Mrs. Herb Mannig.
5 5 so
Aglan and Mrs. Reines. SIMI ft)! I
visited on the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Mao. T. Davidson.
W. S. Procter attended tlir
Proater Reunion held at the home
of Mr, Gordon Higgins in Morris
township.
*
Mr, M, Wineberg spent the week
end in Toronto. -Mrs. Wineberg and
daughter Roehelle returned home
awith him,
'Ala. a1141 MI'S' Nat Kennedy,
Montreal accompanied by he,
mother Mrs. N. Hamilton n 04 1)1)40 11
er Jack and Mrs. Hamilton, Atwood,
called on relatives and friends itnrn / from .T04111 Penmen et 01.60 per cored
on Saturday night. for 14 inch hard body wood,
On motion of 11pLeall and
Miss Muriel Brothers who. is Bolger the School 13oard will not he
Board in Cocanada, India and who aianiii,s uni„s
serving the Baptist Church 31 1c4on nennIslexsfor,a se
i)ylitohof!
responsible for ex
is on furlough has been visiting. her Board and tiny pretli.s from sehnol
many friende here, the guest of concerts will helong to peril school.
Miss Grace Stewart.
Grisg grAlOOL
BOARD MEETING
hi. .1»1,, J.,- itl,f they
Township Selmol thmro 11,1 110111 in
Ill'. 1.0.111.41l1) 1191 1 1flil. 31111e 2.0,
1947,
Mr, Coopet was ,z14eti
to Iginale in the 991100I 10 1.1117. C1111
of .July if In. found 10 nevessary,
The minutes of tit: 190 in'.') 50
Wf...111; read and 14111,,6t1,11 511 th
oggton of McLean and Bolger.
Watson Brown wtt, aponinted to
Molt after the Wile nt 1 etipboaed
and table In Ethel E6r1101/1.
W111. Spence modg application
bonding of the secretory.
Mr. Selwyn linker opproachra
the Board to been., the schools or
the town,hip :1:01 .1' At wen t her
&Imago. On Ile- nintion of Smith
and lIci,oan this mo floe wq,,, law
over to the next meeting.
On the motion • cf Metean one
Smith the secretary wog authorized
to make the enretalcer's thequee
payable at par where neressary,
On the Motion of Melean and
Bolger filo secretary wos
to purchase 36 tons of herd cool
from Harry Wear at 814. per ton
and to purchase 70 cords of wood
Mr. and Mrs, P. 13, Tlogell and
Mrs. Morris BOZell and Miss Nola
Manning all of Kitchener and Mr.
and Mrs. Knox and Jimmy of Bridge -
pont, were holiday 5.1.910 01S with Mr.
and Mrs. H. Manning.
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Wedy,uzday, July 2nd, 1.:N',7 BRUSSELS, ONTA
•
Promotion Examinations
Huron County Wins , Man Receives Burns i G'rl•.. 7.-tr! n-itrtr
Ladies Scf4l,sil renni's/1cent 1 ersti Illnited Gasoline I Nittred in Car Crash
The fIrtn-,,,g. Null,: ,,10 0)11 ( Mid "'I'' "`'ll"" IlY fOrilSell,'IP N , '; 'IP" P"''''''" W('''''' 1 PP1 )1.1 ' '
,
represeTr
nting uro,' county 14.ft i Prnellig probably .avrd fe e,
the li' i 7‘‘. . ""'".i"' "1,'t 01 421(0. &
1 i )1119S1(11,1 fl.f 13:47, 0. tn.Friday hen
gam, 1 Walter Pease Saturw
day of last eolc i by 'William Grant, 5 1, of th.,1,..,, 1/
when it,- was hurtled bY dentin/.
I 1.11 0111. nfto hittine n
27th. to meet theht, at Walton tor ..4, , G
pole. 31r, rant 1.V..1 1/ 41 l'IVI/1 9. Wt
p 1
. The gasoline 1.41 .,.,
Guelph and the 0. A. C. inter -el -mute
softball tournament. a feature of tlic ,tanlile car baakilaaa while 4011 the eight conaession of Elm 1
when he said to Ilene
Jjuntor Warmers .k-hievetnent Day.
The team accompanied by their
coaelt and malinger and their sup-
porters the Blyth Junior Forint -v.
11 nivel] in Guelph at 9.30 ani.
The first game via, to be 901y,,I
1(01) '1(140 Poet County and was won by
default due to the feet that the Peel
team bad not arrivgd.
The second game 'Huron vs. Oxford
started at 1045 -n. m. and ,-Tiro
value out on top 1;5 a germ., of 20-1,
Wallowing a dinner served in the
dining hall the girls were given n
short period of remmeration. At
p. 19. tiny played their game against
Norfolk County. and 'gone out victor
-
ions once more oy a score of 0-1,
immediately fallowing 001,4 game.
the fourth In the :Antes was Pinged
with Hhron vs. Brant ("minty. Tn this
game whieh many thought the best
and hardest fought of 'he day, tli
Huron girls efleln 0110 01 tap again
by a score of 7-1. This rime ont the
Huron team in the Mug, with nue
more to go to will the trophY.
After supper at 7 p. m. the all on.
portant -final genie Af 9 rted between
Perth and Huron for the 1.11101
eoveted trophy. In. this hard-fought
game the seere.ran at 1. tie through.
out most of it, with the T.Tnron team
coming' ont victorious by orte run nt
repaired and Mr. Pease's shirt was
1,11 1 11,1 from Ills arm and 5110111.11m
10,' way making n (blot for the °pm
air when N. Freethy seized him anti
suffered broken rile. and possible 0'».
Ing
.a. rug about him smother-
ing the flames. Tin. 0nr1014 ternal injuries. ,They were taken ta
given immediate ro dice] att(mt,011. Clinton hospital. mr. Grant, i-uff,2;11.
front broken ribs, was odinl0ge4 1,,
iListowel Memorial Hosiptal. 1114 19.4
light emtpe 4411 badly 1101111194 -0
Provineial Constable John M (I,
, riek014 eonducting P11 511 t/'-'01.11 et
A Inert), wedding tont; pine., in.
on Saturday, June 2000 —
Leila Mae Agar. daughter of Mr. -old. river's Lens Proken
- 7".-1+ (3••,e, Culvert
Mrs. Wallane Agar became the Nide
nf Charles Da -i -h1 Tray, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Tray of Zurich. BM'. A.
Hewitt of 13thevale offie'at ed. The
bliflfl W0115 ;I 01001. 1011.7E11 g.en'll Or
eller tile silhouette on muslin do sole
and carried a ea gnirlo bowel( t
Briar Cliff POSPS. He.- finger tin
volt we- held in place by prang'
blossomP. Slip wn4 allyqpIP.1 hyIpp•
sister MISS 81111.1eY AS'S l' of Kitchen-
er, wpaitm pink 110 ovPr taffeto and
earryin-g a Colonial bouquet of White
011ivette earnnllprp:. she wols
1111 telling headdress of flowers and
pink net. The groom was attended
ty his two:berg n lan, 31r. Gordon
Prance of Exeter. Following the
ceremony a reception WP.S ltAd at
lost control of the Evn
Bishop, 17, of Ethel, was slightly in.
boa .1. While her sister, Helen,
• .1 .na rn
Hay — Agar
On the motion of Bolgeran- a
the end of the 700 inning. Thr gun the home of the bride's parents
Smith the following bills were was presented to the captain of the after whiph 11(14 bride ond groom 1. -ft
aim -Dyed for payment, team. Throughout tile day the team I" 1 ta"'for triP- "1 travelling the
Mrs. E. O. Thompson, mettle was under the splendid supervision pride wore a powder blue suit with
of their manager and eoach. Irt blocaecessaries-
wns I'k
supplies S.S. No. 4 $ 5.43
certainly a tired, mit jut -Alan* team I
Mr. 'Melville Been IR. niellle i
supplies S.S. No, 4 4.2s that arrived in Walton at 2 a. m. the !
following morning to he met by nomy
Mr. Wm. pentee, bonding fee 16,00ICELEBRATED 9000 BIRTHDAY
Grolier Soeiety Ltd.. books 9.93
Tlettger & I -Tames, eaves -
Fortner Resident toughing 9.9, No, 9
Dies In Winnipeg Brussels Creamery. chocolate
Word has been received of the nililo 01,9, No, 3
sudden death in Winnipeg on June Geo. Dunbar, Monte
23 of Laurette Bo -Elston Leallwrdale, supplies S.S. No. 3
wife of the late W. L. Leatheaglale, George Dunbar, picnic
00
formerly of Bnussels, She is survived supplies 9.9. No.
Caustic Sanitation Ltd.,
hy two sons, Vernon and •Clore, both
ch
of Winnipeg end three grandchil-
chemical
dren. Mrs. Leatherdale had a wide
cirole -of friends who will regret to
hear of her passing.
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Former Grey Township
Man Fatally Injured
MITCHET...,L, June 30—John Rob -
elision, RM. 1, Angus. formerly of Rev. T. S. Hutton
1011ml:eft Grey township, died Was Inducted
whsle being taken to hospital at
'Sgstarday night, a few min. 1 The induction sevice for Rev. T. S,
utes after ate had been strnek by Illitton, as minister of florrie and
a car driven by Sohn 'Watson .Rowe. Molesworth Presbyterian. Churches.
New Lowell. Mr. Robertson's wife was held TIllitSday evening at
20,19
1.00
4.30
8.20
0,00
A trilck, loa,1 ,11 with logs. erasin4
-
r'rt r on the gravel road E‘,"(1
and three-quarter miles north of bele
at 1118 fl. /11. on Thursday and (Imp.
ped 11; feet intra a stgyam. Harold
Kaake. nt WroXotPr, driver of (1,42
tenet suffered considerablF injury
both legs being brokeo.
7 -Toward flowing, wit., was work-
ing in e form yard 200 yard, frotn
the seene of the acideet, quiekly
rushed to give help to the
but it required IWo rim to rppinv.
him from the eah whion was flat-
tened by the weight of the logs.
Questioned later. Govt tr. said 1119*
he heard the crash hut could SP.
telly11 1)40-5 Omni of dust.
Rushing to the 110)1 cbtpbone
flowing siimmoned Dr. Harper of
who rendered first aid
Kaalre WAR removed
by ambulance to the Wins:ham
be -ging!. Constable Saitel. of Bl>th,
inves•tgated the areirlent. The
tritek Nclis completely wrecked. The
of their staunch supporters of Thus. I cause of the accident has not yet
troth bit -Mang on MondnY 00 this 'present under repair,
week. Mrs. Walker '15014 born on the
3tal line of Morris and was a
daughter of' the late Mr. end 'qrs.
sets. Saln Walker celebrated her limn determined 'Phe road is at
Editor's note'
The hearty congratulations of The
Post and its rontlets are given to
the gills who palyed such splendid
sollthall. Special mention should he 01iver..She was married to the
made of the pitcher, Audrey Antler late Mr. S. Walker, they then farm-
ROri, 0 pitched 19 innings that day, eiion the lith line of Morria for a
Congnalulation,s are also due their nuq0bei' at years. Tn. 1910 they
coach end manager who is justly moved to Brussels tuttil 1941, doe
Bolger was appointed to sell one proud or the ehtb's victory. Kean it to 311 health, she was forced to give
up girls! up her home. Since that time she
toilet and woodshed at No. 2 to hest
advantage.
A tangible expresison of appreci- has made her home with her dough'
Meeting adjourned on motion tn. n
atioof their accomplishment was ter in Sarnia. Mr. an,d Mrs. Walker
Bolger and Smith,
given the girls when M. 1\7 -twine's' ci.f had four children. Dave Of Brant -
3. C. Hemingway, Sec. 'the Brussels Arcade Store presented ford; leveret of Regina: Minnie
each of the girls with a pair of fArrs. Leslie Humphries) of Sarnia
nylon hose. and Oliver who passed away in 1945.
— Mrs. Walker is a chartered member
Missionary Addresses of the Women's lnstituts tv,!d a
Brussels Audience member of the Cnitpd church,
Many old friends gathered at the
United Manch nn Monday evening. The United Church
June 30, to hear Miss Muriel .
Brothers, a former Brusselite, wh'I
lip
am ittitude of Christianity to -
is now a missionary in 'mega. Miss wards Commumisni Wes the 14111110)0Predeceased hint by several years. Molesworth. with Dr. W. 0. Rhoads.
Surviving are two brothers, Russell I Modere.tor of Huron -Maitland Pre . Brothers is 1 n chorea of three
schools for girls in Cotanado, a
of Mitchell, and George of Monk- bytery, presiding. city of 65,000 in Smith Tndia. She
ton. Rev. x. A. Smith of Kinloss, deny.
spoke porticularly of her last term
tired the sermon, Rev. T, D. Mac.
which was made diffieult by short-
) War, of Ethel, narrated the stens,
ages of fond, paper, and text -books.
1"95r. 0' (1. 3'nrgell"Ti of 13111evn'e.' She told of the advances made 01
addressed the minister, and Rev. W.
ednontion in Bulb in three respects,
9. Slith°riand' "`° niamely the opening of more ole -
congregation. inentary schools, the compulsory
Wallowing the service e social hour
teaching of' handierafts, and the
was enjoyed, during which the (011'
emphasis on physical education. She
gregations presented Rev. Mr. -Mac-
also described the ja mese air -
'ger with a gift in eppreclation of raids on Comm& and the evarna-
his services as interim moderator.
Hon of her pupils.
The newly inducted minister pro- The president of the W.11I.S.. Mrs.
nounced the benediction.
S. Dagison presided and a pleasing
solo was rendered by MESS 0.
Hingston. A hearty vote of thanks ,
was given miss Timmer., for her enagnurn. Very delightful and rtp-
very interesting- address. Propritute songs were sung by the
Pnpils. under the direction of the
ten -hers, Miss McDonald anti Miss
Engagement Announcement
Atwood Takes Verdict
From Monorieff Squad
ATWOOD, 9—Atwood won
1843 in 5 group 4 13 intermediate
"Tr softball game played against
Monerleff in Atwood Monday eve-
ning.
Atwood—Peter Phemister, Mur-
ray Nichol, Sack Valiance, Jim
Valiance, Tack Atkins, Donald
T-Tume, 13111 Broughton, Fred Gra-
ham, Allan, Oolgaihoun.
MOncrieff—Soott McLean, VIA
Mann, Bob Smith, Charles Lake,
Jack Clox, Ken, Smith, 0 Meehan, • IEVALE
13111 Stratachuk, TM/ Meehan.
Personals; Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Smith and (langhter Eleanor. 11041,
DIED and Mrs. Arnold Lillow, at. Wastage
Wilton—ill $t. Thorns Hospital 011
June 30th, Mrs. Wm. Coleman
(nee Elsie Wilton) daughter of
the late ,Stunnel and Mrs, Wilton,
Brussels.
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KERNEY—In Winghain Hoseital on
Saturday, June 28th, 1947, William
Robert Kerney, in his 77011 year.
Funeral was, held from his late rea
Menne Lot 29, Concession 8, Morris
Twp,, 010 Tuesday, ist, 1947.
Service at 2 p. m, NEC/relent was
in Brussels Cemetery'.
ACC
Dr, W, 0, S. Jamieson
Any accounts not yet paid 11105 be
lett and ft receipt obtained from Dr.
Harper or from Miss towt:y nt office
of R. S. Hotherinpon.
Beach MiSs, Jean Antes, teacher
at 9.9' N0"10 M°Pris' 18 "eliding Mr. William A. Easter con of Mr.
the holidays M. her home in Ripley; and Mrs. Hubert Easter, Chatham,
Mr, and MIS, lindon R. MeWlitaney Marriage to take place Ally 26th in
and son Sim, London, wore week
Obabhotn,
end visitors, in the village, Mr, Mc,
Janney is contemplating eroding a
Attend Son's Graduation
summer homhe -on the banks, ,of tiro
Maitland river; Elmer Fowler ond
Mise Plorenee Fowler with S. Tay-
lor at Walton; Mr, and Ntrs. Roy
Mann at Lis -towel; Donald Street,
Deaybott, the home of Miss Duff,
of discussion in the morning sermon
in the United ch,lreb. The (heir
sang "Down Deep 111 the Sea" by
Weigle as a morning Anthem. In
the evening the S91.111011 Subject was
Life's Extras.
Stone School Held
Picnic Saturday
Nose to 100 members and friends
S.S. No, 7, Morris, gathered at the
school Saturday aftereonn, torn Me-
nlo and the nnveiling. of an 1-T011011r
Roll.
The nfternoon's activities began
with a short program held in the
school with My. Stewart Procter as
Walsh, Misty .Supervisor. Reelations
Mr' and Mr8i Win, a " 9were given. by Ruth Procter end
announce the engagement of their Haines. During the program
daughter Jeanette Louise, R.N.. to an Honour Roll was unveiled by Mrs.
Arthur Edgar and Mrs. WM. Elston.
A. 5017 interesting part of 1115 pe0.
gram was sh
a ort hulk by one of the
school's former pupils, 11r. '117, '1',
Cruickshank, Mr. Cruickshank told
of 501110 at the sights familier in and
Rev„7. TT. Karr returned ou ia,round the school when he attended.
Tie advised the children to take .nal
active part in all silents and school
work. He also told Awn that
sometime they would look bark to
the days of the Stone School as the
personals; Miss Latin Agar was loft by plane for Tones Bay to do best part of their lives.
guotut of benne at a prenuptial kWh. research work among the Indians of , The crowd then moved outside
that Area an behalf of the 'Federal i where racee and contests were held
Department of Intlina Attire. for young and old. The sports were
arid merrs
expects to be absent. for a year. concluded with a
Saturday from Toronto where he
and Mrs. Kerr wore visiting their
14011 A1.1161(1 Who recently graduated
in Ole Deporiment. of Sociology of
the 'University of Toronto and who
Regulte Of
IVInsi.! Examinations
The following is a list of suecessful
eandidates in examination, held re-
cently by the Toronto Conservatory
Of Music in Brussels.
The -names are arram,e1 in order
of merit
P la no—
Grade X — Pass — Thelma Brothers
Grade IX — Pass — Lois GYS.Sby,
Grade VTI—Honours- Mavis Oliver:
Elva 911014151'.Grade VT — Honours — Isabel Spell':
Kenneth Wood,
Brussels Public School
' 1946-47
P--PrGra won
7 7,4 i Imo
O ip- conditional Promotion
(MADE VII
rgee N01. Thir7,145--P
Carter, Betty P
Ln C
o;,(0
01TP/or, Kinlneh 11
Sardine Glenn P
Kerr, Jack 13
Mitohell, Winnie CP
Samis, Janet I'
Sa.mis, Marian CP
BOnaerS, Paul P
Stiles, Dorothy OP
Archie P
Roam, Robt. P
GRADE VI—
Allen, Heather P
Buschlen, Karen P
campbell. Annear -13
Edgar, Donald P
Elliott, Marie P
Long, Murray P
Stiles. John P
Willis, Thomas P
Workman. Charles P
Cousin.. (ieorge F
lbytnnird Winnie F
GRADE V---
n 11,1411 .1 P
Campbell 'Fred
("--Irr.e7,'1, tele{ CP
r0 No011,-en P
Clark. (Bonin P
.7, 11. Jeen 7'
NTerntrhem:. 1V/n, CP
La 1;9 P
MeQgarrie, P
Raymond. Derek F
Riddick, Catherine P
Sarni., Pateleia P
Stephenson. Shirley P
Sullivan, IVfaureen P
Thomas. Joan P
Thomas, Joyce P
GRADE IV—
Alderson, Sheila P
Trav!ti,....,n, Doreen p
Davidson, Larry P
Edgar Bruce
E11041, Ted P
Grewar, Jack P
Higgins, Mary P
Brinson. Elva P
Kennedy, Robert P
Leath, Douglas P
McLeod, Jack P
AleTaggart, Nell P
Porter, .Sheila P
Willis, Mary 13
m
Workan. Ruth P
GRADE III—
BowlerK
, en P
Bridge, Glen P
Clark, P
Grade TT — First (Ms -ss Honours Davidson, Audrey P
Glen. Oliver; Lena 1161110", 1110 i, Roland P
Singing— 11artin, 11111 P
Grade IX — Pass — Olive Speiran. mC
outelmon. llobt. CP
Grade VITT — Honours -- Nen Work .1 gkogi,,n,...,114 N1.411-5 p
01-1045 'ITT — POSS Mary 0511 11, 11yors, Elizabeth 13
Farlane. Ilann. P
10110 1 udge. Allan 13
Sullivan. Dorothy p
Thenteson, Frank P
Football Tueker, Raymond I'
The Brussels team fell far 11,1015W..91011,01. fairy 11'
its usual standard on Friday. and GRADE „a_
suffered a 1-0 defeat in game with
rtrielgo, Allan P
Walton. The only goal stored came
in the early minutes of the g:ns.
Riley in the Brussels g ',al brought
oft several fine segos. At no time
was the football of' a high standard.
Melville Church
At the morning SI/11171CP nn Sunday
five members of the congregation
were ordained to the °Mee at' elder-
ship, Wm. Speir, Wm. Smith, John
Wilfred Shortreed, Jacob
Fischer. The subjeet of Re -v. Mr
ATilne's 145310011 was "The 'Birth of a
Ohureb." The choir rendered the
anthem"I will feed my flock" by
Simper.
'Imp Protestant Wrath" Was the
subject of Rev. Mr. Milne's address
at the evening service which was
attended by members front the
! Orange lodge of the County. The
everting anthem VAS "Bless the Lord,
0 1115 soul" -from the Russinn
Liturgy.
en shower given tor 1)01' by airs.
Ross Turvey, Morris -township. Mts.
laden with her aloft, Mrs
Bridge, Pon P
Pry.111,. Franklin 13
Comnbell, Ronald IP
Edgar. Jim P
Tilggins. Jack P
Logan, Douglas P
McNair, Dianne P
McNeil, Shirley P
Megtorrie, 131115 P
MeTaggart. Dab, P
Stephenson. Kenneth P
Stileo, Teddy P
GRADE I—
Bridge, Harold P
Davison, Arnold P
Davison, Murray 12
Ellocat, Helen P
Imesion, Dwain P
Jewell, Mary Beth 13
105011(1115,105011(1115, David P
Leech, Catharine P
Lowey, Carol P
MeCiitcheen. Melvin -F
Myers, Francis 12
Steins, Ruth Anne P
Thornton, Martin P
Teachers—KenL. Ashton, Mesta*
Galbraith and H. IlieCutcheon.
Notice
Ponders will be received by the
endersigned till Saturdaf, July Rh
at 2 o'cloek PM. for the erection of
a cement machinery building M
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