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THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, April 23rd, 1863
USED CA1tS
1951 Pontiac Coach, radio and
air conditioning
1951 Chevrolet Special Sedan
1947 Monarch Sedan
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Sedan with radio and
heater
1946 Chevrolet Coupe
1946 Chevrolet Coach
1941 Plymouth Sedan
19?9 Plymouth Sedan
Many Older Models
USED TRUCKS
1951 Pontiac Sedan delivery
1946 Ford 3 ton truck with racks
NEW CARS
New Special Chevrolet Coach
New Special Chevrolet Sedan
Riverside rotors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
WALTON
The organization meeting of the
Wallop Willing Workers for the
course, :Dressing Up of Home
Grown Vegetables", was held on
Friday afternoon, April loth at the
home of the assistant leader Mrs.
P. Holman. The following officers
were elected t
President Doris Stevens
-See. Treas. .. Barbara Patterson
Press Reporter for
Seafonth Edna Martin
Press Reporter for
Bruseeis Rath Anne Ennis.
PiatL : t Doris Johnston
The lead.:rs are Mrs. W. Humphr-
ies and Mrs. P. Holman. Following
a demonstsalton on measurements
and etc.. lunch was served by the
ho. era
The Ease r Thenknffering of
Duffs 'United Lhttrelh W. M. S. and
Mission Band was !held In the church
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. H.
Johnston presided and Mrs. A.
Coutts read the. Scripture from 1
Corinthian, chapter 15, Mrs. H.
Viri by introduced a film on Dr.
Darhy's work in Bella, Bella Hospital
in British Oolun hin and R, B.
Cousins of Brussels operatted the
projector. A muejcal programme
which included the following num
hers was given coral solos —
Jamey Van V1eft, Mrs. H. Smalldon,
Pieta Van Vliet, Mrs. McLean,
IMarilyn Johnston; vocal duets —
June and Audrey Blackwell; Mss.
C. Wey and -Mre. N. Reid; piano
solo — Doris Johnelton; Cornet
solo — Reid Hackwell; reading —
Mrs. A. McCall. Rev, Mr, Thomas
closed the meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by members of
the McKillop group.
ETHEL
Ethel Y. P. W. Easte, Service
A very inspiring Easter service
was presented by bhe Ethel United
Y. P. U. in the Church auditorium,
on Good Friday evening. A drama
entitled. "Were You There?", was
ably enacted by several members
ni the Union, portraying those
who were last touched by Jesus
Chris,' as HP went to the cross. In
the background the young people's
choir sang the Easter hymns, with
solo parts taken by Doreen Menzies
and Bryan Prescott. The music was
capably .directed, wttb Mrs. Cam-
eron Cochrane at the organ. The
Church was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers, and the altar
teas illuminated by a lighted cross.
The servioe was well received and
touched the hearts of all who attend-
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Ethel W. I.
rho regiadur monthly meeting' of
the Women's Institute was held at
Lite home of 'Vlore Earl Bowes, with
the president Mrs, Stanley Speiran
presiding. There wane fourteen
members and two visitors present.
The motto. "Knowledge is Golden,
the' the weight be Bight,” was given
by Mrs. A. Lounabuny. The roll call
was answered by glthing a little
ecuriesy worth knowing and ob-
servinLc. Reports of all standing
rommiiblees were given alter which
an interesting lnforainal address
was given by MTs: S. Wiheeler of
Prusuels on Education from birth to
adultlhood.
The report of the nominating'aam-
niittee presented by Mrs, Earl
russels, Ontario
�t Last
l+owAA accepted as lnllowrs;
HOn. Pres. .,.. Mrs. A. B. Loumsbuhy
President Mrs. S. Spelcan
1st. Vice -Press. Mrs, Earl Bowes
3lud Viee Pres. .... Mrs. Bert Gudden
Sec. Treas. Mas. A. Pearson
Asset: as. Mrs. 1. Richards
PianistTreA'li's. S. 5pP•iran
Asset: Pianist -....... \its. C. Cochrane
Diet. De'ee'or ..,Mrs. Lnunsbury
Branch Directors Mrs. W.
liluhntiler. Mrs. M. Tlemiltton, Mrs.
deDoeltler
Auditors Mrs. Geo, Kreuter.
Mrs. M. Hamilton
Flower Committee Miss
E. Peancaon, Mrs. M. Hamilton
Conleeners of 'Standing Committees:
Citizenship and Education Mrs.
P. Stephenson
Community ,t.cliivtties and Public
R^laaious Alrs. Bert Godden
Historical Beseech and Current
Events Mrs. A, Pearson
r.r...,.aa a.:d CallacUau
Ltd.rtrriis .firs. J. T. l'earsun
Restrictions, Mrs. J. deDoelder
A dainty lunch was served by the
hostess aeisted by Mrs. 13. Vodden,
Mrs. M. Gill and Mrs. C. Cochrane.
Ethel Garden Club
'Elle Ethel Gardners met at the
home of their leader Mrs. Pesitell on
Saturday eventug, A.Pri1 13th, for the
1';e";t meeting of 1952
There were1
, n embehsp reran .
ll:irilyn Bowes, .lean Gill. Margaret
Conley.' 1)onnut Alexander, Janet
Deitner, Beatrice. Alexander, Rjne
Deitner. Two were absent June
Cathers and Grnee Lamont. The
meeting openel whit the eineting of
"May the Good Lord Bless and Keep
ou."
1 The following offlicers were elect-
ed .
Presjdraul . Janet I'ei^.ler
:.rretary Jean Gill
Press Ttfpartlt' Rita Delmer
It was moved by Marilyn Bowes
and seconded by Janet Deitner that
Margaret Conley be the p'i'anist.
It was moved by Janet Deitner
and seconded by Marilyn Bowes
that the meetings be held in the
evening.
It was also derided to have iunch.
Airs Gill, assistant leader, demon-
strated how to take a soil sample.
Plans were made to seamy a new
name for the club,
The meeting then adjourned and
Marilyn Bowes then served a dello.
IN MEMORIAM
A ecLiciNNAN—In loving memory of
David McLennan, a dear husband
andd father, who passed awa,7. ego
Year ago April 26, it351.
its lonesome here without you
:anti sad .the weary way
For lire is 1501 Qhe same to m
Since you were called away
If we had the world to give
We'd gime it; yes, and more
To hear your voice and see year
smile,
And greet you at the door
so thosewho w o hatPe a father
Cherish him with care
For you'll never know the heartache
T141 you see his vacant chair.
Elver remembered and sadly mine
ed by his wife, son, d.aughter's eon's
in law and tangles.
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