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The United Church
"Christ's Attitude to Peen," wee!
the theme at morning leonine)inn
the United Ctuuroh on Sunday, Ju
3rd. Always sensitive to pain, Jesus
accepted lit as a ministry of God's
warning.of .the presence of some evil
that needs to be remedied to avoid
decay and death. ApPlicatdon of this
truth to tre pain and distress to ahre
social ,system was made by c
minister. The anthem, "We Take
Jens," by B. D. Ackley, was suing
b the choir. "Vision and. Obedience"
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Wednesday, June 6th, 1951
M E'L`V.ILLE W,. M. S.
HOME HELPERS MEETING
The Hanle Helpers of the W.M.S.
of MelMille C'bumch held their meet -
In tette Ohureh on Friday, June 1st
at three o'CIMick, With Miss •Gnaoe PEOPLE WE KNOW
Stewart presiding, the meeting open-
ed w'ttlh verses 1, 2, 3, of hymn 633.* * *
'Mns. Wm. Smith read the secretary's
report of the 'last meeting and the
treasurer's report was read by Mrs.
Wm. Snell', whiieh showed 'a very
marked improvement an our Home
Helper's contribwttons wlhddh. Ss
Melville Church Service
1 On Sunday morning Mr, Felton
continued his series of address on the
) significance of the Sacrament of the
Lord's Scupper. His subject "The
Sacrament, a Thanksgiving and a
Pledge." In •the Sacrament we are
giving thanks to God for his gift of
new life in Jesus Christ. In Jesus
Christ we have the New Covenant
which Cod makes with those who
accept Jesus Christ as their Lord
and Saviour. Our wide of the coven -
'ants may heat be described by the
ward "ctvnseeratdo•n.' As a soldier
When he takes the "King's Rhtllint;"
consecrates himself to the service of
his country and pledges his loyalty
so do we pledge ourselves to the
service of God and Tpbs Clhitrch, T1
the responvibility of coning to the
'Table is e serious one, what about
the responsc'ibi9;iity of staying away
and leaving something TTP dedlntteiv
told us to do.
in the evening Mr. Fulton smoke
from Jeremiah 1!2:3 "Tr the footmen
*have wearied ghee how wilt 'thou
'enntend against Cavalry?"
Airs. (Dr.) Lackner and Ma. and
Mrs. 'lilac Fenguson and family' of concert in 'the Town Hall, Wednes- in the Town Hall last FniclaY night.
Kitchener were visitors with Mrs. raw Ivied, were amazed and delighted The meeting opened with an !address
T T. McRae. whet the adsancement shown by the of welcome and the minutes of the
* * * 'band .as a whole and by the solo last meeting. 'Phe audience joined
n artists• in the "singing of the Maple Leaf.
Y Mrs. TFawi,d logics formerly of i ':
Was ' i nceraragfng to ail and a The band with: the young muni• Scutes were then stung by :the stil-
t Agip to our society in carrying cans under 18, 'antler
Pictured above is Mn. Charles E. Thomas of Brussels, Ontario.
Mr, Thomas was the sixth person to complete his course of pilot
training under the new government scheme at Sky Harbour Airport,
Goderioll, and obta:med his pilots license almost one year ago, He
was tlhe first of the group of new pilots to own its own aircraft which
is a Piper .1-4 and which he keeps at Goderich. Mr. Thomas. has en-
listed in the R. C. A. F. and reports for duty early in July.
LIONS BAND CONCERT HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS
PLAYS TO CAPACITY AUDIENCE OPEN LITERARY MEETING
Me large audience present at tiie Grade Nine of Brussels High
T
$2.00 per year ". $2.50 Y.T. S. A,
Brussels Lions Boys and Girls Band School held an opera literary meeting
the subject in the evening. .... very e town, and now to Toronto Is a guest
"- at ,the home sof Mr. and Mrs. Wm,the direction dents. Piano solos were given by
CARD OF THANKS out the greatest corrlma:n.d, "Go ye of Grey
of 'bandmaster A. C. Robinson, pre- Kathleen Canter, IJavarre McNair
I widli to take this opportunity to into alt the World and preach the RistioP Sbh con. . rented a prognami ,tlua.t would nave and Catherine Riddick were elven at
thank all those who senit cards and Gospel" The Scripture was takes c Mn. and Mrs, W. C. McKinnon, be.em' a credht to alder, more exper- various times bhroiigbiont the even-
s Patient in the by Mrs. Harold Cardiff from i COATI-rToronto, spent the week -end with yerienced, players, ing. Joyce Thomas gave en aneasdng
Call) m:onn1 ue on Dishwashing. A dram -
treats, while I was 1 thdans Chapter 13. Mrs. John p !
og
Clinton hospital. Also special Rev. G. Hazlewood, icons u
thanks to Dr. Myers of Brussels and led in prayer, which was 'followed tbeir brother Mr. Duncan McKinnon. i
Mr. and Mrs. D. 13. McKelvey, of presidenit, in opeming rerniarks, in- lisation of Longfellow's poem,
the Cakes of Clinton and nurses of by vIner of
MTs. John Keown as1 troduced Bandmiiaster Robinson, Lion "Elisabeth" with Jean Jewell, Joan
tDr,he hospital stafr charge o of ehe HomesHelpers took Vats, Mrs. J.
H.
is visiting his its- ; Robert 1. Bowman, a member of the Thomas. Shirley Stephenson. Fred
Robert. Marks• charge of the remaining of Ftheulton
pro- ; tars, Mrs. J. y. Bmyans send Miss I band committee. spoke briefly of Campbell and'George (lensing as the
groan and introduced Mrs. Philton as ' Mina McKelvey.
band affairs, thanking the people chief rharactens. Eight girls per-
NOTICE 1
Interesting
esting , who ratio nt a. very * # * per -
for, and asking the cantinne e of chimed a Swed ish clap dance. A
interesting and.educational talk on The members of Melville ohbir their support. aanonhone solo was planed by Jean
Gibson's Welding and Blacksmith Treland, she spoke on titre great were guests of organist Loads D.
Shop will be Closed every Saturday
hearty of Ireland, the poverty in Thompson and Mns. Thompson, at Two vocal solos by Graeme Me- Jewell, The settee] paper was then 1
i read by the editor. Marlene 3TcOnar-
atternoon for the summer months, some parts, the educational (111E0111- Doris McDonald's Restamnam , laid Donald. mane at the ann
ties and the mission work in Ire- Thursday evening at the close o 3 choir by L. D. Thompson, end one by eludedI onn rel net evening
enmadwse con -
"Delft ,
ra
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p e n all day Wednesdays, A d Hackwell with Doris Johns-
n
land, although the methods differ practice. ice cream and flanoy cakes y ,
ton as her aeanminanist gave vartedy TPiI A Soul:' which had an enHreY
to the program of band music. feminine cast,
W . I,,TON I in this work the atm is the one were served and a pleasant social
; and same to spread the Gospel;to all hem spent.
Welton Football team played it's I parts of the. World. Mrs. Edward * * a
second game of the season at Walton Elston favored the meeting with a At the convocation held for this
Community Park, defeating
Brussels lovely solo accompanied by Mrs, year's graduating olIsss from Victoria1.0. There was no scoring in the W King. Mrs. W. Somers moved a H•nsni!ta1, London, at Convocation
fust hall of the gams which was rote of thanks to the sneaker, soloist
Hall. TTntnrersity of Western Ontario.
very elean throughout. In the sec- and organist for their inspiring mes-
ond half Walton applied the press , .sages both by word and song. The
sure and scored the lone goal of the meeting was eloeed by .the singing
game. -` of a hymn and repeating the Bette-
q� diction, Lunch was served in the
" '. 1 basement by the committee in
` charge,
Melville Church,
Me1
Minister, Rev, W. H. T. Fulton
10 a, m. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. re, Morning Worship
7 p. m. Evening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rov. Andrew Lane
Divine Worship — 11 o'clock
Children's Day and Flower
Sunday, Junior Choir to lead
the church praise.
Theme - "This is My
Father's World,"
Divine Worship — 7 o'clock
"Two Commandments"
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Karr — Rector.
3rd Sunday Alter Trinity
June 10th, 1951.
St. John's Church, Brussels --
11 a, m, Morning Prayer
Sunday Sand
7:80 p. m. Thursday
Confirmation Class.
St. David's Church, Henfryn--
2,80 p. m, Evening Prayer
6t. Stargo'a Church, Walton --
7.30
7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer
cAtOWAK Mit
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW
PLAYING —
Thurs. Fri. Sat. June 7-8.9
In Technicolor
"DALLAS"
with
Gary Cooper Ruth Roman
Raymond Massey
As a rugged rebel on the far frontier
Gary Cooper is at his all dime best.
This mission In ,Dallas is to ylpe out
a gang who ruined his family and
fortunes In Georgia.
Mn Robinson introduced the
numbers and announced that a Band MELVILLE YOUNG WOMEN'S
Tattoo Is being arranged for .Ally 25 GUILD
at Victoria Perin He also scald that a The Young Women's Guild of `•
junior bond is being instructed sn
that replacements x111 be ready Melville Presbyterian Church met
at the home of Mrs. Jim McFarlane
for their May meeting.
Mrs. Lloyd Alcoak presided for the
devotional period and was assisted
d
by Miss Dorothy Armstrong
Mrs. Cameron Adams. Miss Mary
Lou McFarlane sang a much appree- I
fated solo.
Mrs. Doug. Hemingway conducted '
the business, and after its coin-
pietion, Mrs, Joe Martin addressed
:Mss Tenn Armstrong a bride sleet
of the month. Mrs. Jim McFarlane
on hehaif of the members of the 1
Guild then presented Miss Armstrong
with a gift of Cornflower goblets.
The bride to be expressed her thanks
in a few well chosen words and in-
vited the members to visit her in
her new home.
A social time followed and lunch
was served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. L. Alcorn, Mrs. C. Adams
end Miss Dorothy Armstrong,
Miss iaabel S-epbens daughter of Dr. 1 embers of the smiler hand
when m
and Mrs. R. W, ,Stephens received a lease
special award. This was a $300
rcholansMip presented by the ethical- Helen Johnston •>ontirteted two of
tonal committee of the Women's
Anaribary of Victoria Hospital for
the highest average in theory and
clinical eitfielency, Miss Stenhen•s xd11
'PIMA) ,her 'training -at the hospital in
September and take her Puhhte
henlbh et the TTniversdty, gradnntin4
in Miry 1952,
Mon. Tues. Wed. June 11-12-13
Adult Entertainment
"EAST SIDE -- WEST SIDE"
with
Barbar Stanwyok Ave Gardner
Janes Mason Van Heflin
The plot concerns the troublous
marital problems of Barbara Stan-
wyck and James Mason, when she
learns of his renewed Interest In a
former romantic partner.
bbe baud numbers. The novelty
iuuanher "Old McDonald's Musical
Farm" was included to the program '
by request and wee repeated in this
program by a special request from
the audience. Soloists of the even-
ing were: Yvonne Pollard, cornet:
Marie Elliott, baritone, Karon !
Busohlin, trombone: Leona Johns- 1
ton. cornet: 'Keith Turnbull, oorn'et:
Herb Kirkby, alto: Ronald Jacklin,
alto; David Kennedy. s!sanpbone;
L I S T O Nil E L Manion Hemingway, cornet; Robert
Kennedy, Clarinet.
CAPITOL THEATRE
Next Thurs, Frl. Sat. June 14.15.16
"THE WEST POINT STORY"
with
James Cagney Gordon MacRae
Virginia Mayo Doris Day
You won't want to miss this musical
tomedy, When Cagney, an unemploy-
ed Broadway musical director and
his girl friend accept the offer of a
Job in staging the Military Acad.
envy's annual musical show. Thla Is
a tune filled treat that's styled to
the second.
3 BIG DAYS 3 BIG DAYS
Wed. Thur. Fri. June 6-7-8
Burt Lancaster, Dorothy McGuire
Edmund Gwenn in
"MISTER 880"
Saturday ONLY JUNE 9
Dick Powell, Jane Greer,
Burl Ives to
"STATION WEST"
Sat. Mat. 2,00 -- Eve. 7.30 p.m.
SHOWING FOR ONE WEEK
Monday to Saturday
JUNE 11-12-13-14-15.16
Susan Hayward, William
Lundigan in
"I'D CLIMB THE HIGHEST
MOUNTAIN"
Technicolor
One of the FINEST FAMILY
pictures of the YEAR. A Picture
YOU and ALL YOUR FAMILY
MUST SEE.
Evening Performance at
7.30 and 9.30 p. m.
Saturday Matinee at _ (2,30 p.m.
�aat
ATTENTION LADIES --
The
'Cthe members and visitors of the
Majestic Women's Institute are
asked to meet at 2 p. m, on Thursday,
June 14t11 nt ,the Brussels Water-
works, Mr, Roy Roy Cousin x111
be the sneaker and will give a re'
Port of the waterworks, Alt the close
of whiheh the members will go to
the Library to complete their meet-
ing. A good attendance is hoped for,
LITTLE STARS MISSION BAND
The M@3, meeting of the Little
Stalls Mission Band was held in the
Sunday school room of Melville
OHairch on Sunday afternoon with
a good attendance. The nesting
opened by singing, ',We're a little
Mission Rand." The sncretety's and
treasurer's reports were and tine
sec.. repotted 2 new members, After
the business period Jean Cardiff
faieonred ns with a piano 3110. Hymn
753 Was sting. then followed hY
pnaver by Tune Werwielc, Mrs, 'f31-
ldott read the garniture, The offering
was taken by Harry Wilson and
"Hear the Pennies• Dropping" was
sung by the members. Mrs, Gerold
Gibson told the rotary 1n Tnd4a, The
meeting closed with tate singing
of 11711111 731 and repenitin:g the
Tidvpah Ben•edictllin.
Flower Sunday in
Brussels United Church on
Sunday, June 10th •-- Service at 11 a. nit..
Special music by the children
Church will be decorated with flowers to
carry out our theme —
"This is My Father's World"
Homemade Baking and Candy Sale
Melville Ladies' Aid will sponsor a sale of
Homemade Baking and Candy in the
the Public Library on
Saturday, June 9th, at 2.30 p. m.
An added feature will be a Sale of
Homemade Aprons — Tea will be served
GARDEN PARTY
At Union United Church on
THURSDAY, JUNE 14th
Followed by an excellent variety program
by outside talent.
Supper served 6 to 8 o'clock.
Admission 85c and 40c
GARDEN PARTY
At Knox Presbyterian Church Cranbrook tun
On Tuesday, June 19th
Supper served 6 to 8 o'clock.
Followed by a three act Play
"Maid of Money"
• •By Y. P. S. Belgrave
Admission : 85c and 40c
ism
GARDEN PARTY
Duff's United Church Walton on
Thursday, June 21st
, The Cockshutt Male Choir, Brantford
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock
Admission 75c and 40c
Everybody Welcome
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(ledertch vs. Brussels Jntne 26
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Brussels vs, Clinton. June 28
Glands vs. Brussels, June 29
llrmeaele at Godericdt July 3
Brussels at Clinton July B
Clinton vs. Brussels July 11
Brussels vs. Kincarddne ,July 12
Glaris at Brussels ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, July 16
Kincardine at Brussels ,,,.,,., July 20
Brussels vs, Glamis July 27
Clinton vs. Brussels July 30
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