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OUST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, November 14th, 1951
THE UNITED CHURCH
Fol morning worship on Sunday,
Nov. 11th, the Lural Legion and
Ladies' Auxiliary paraded to The
TTnitr-d ('bnreh accompanied by the
Lions Boys and Girl') Band. In
keeping' with the day the theme of
the s"1•ric s was, "P.rnnembranoe.e
'11he minister based his sermon an
Isiah 22;17, "Thr work of righteoua-
nees .hn11 be 'peace.. and the effect
of ri:b'treuertes's rhtietness and as-
surance forever." The anthem "0
Lift \'Ona• Donde" wns rendered by
the ehnir. Tn the avenins the series
of Pti' (lb's nn The Marks of Disciple -
shin as 111ii trnfed in the parables
of Juane wee enntinned. The grace
of feeettirrpepa w1s +stn subipct
enn..t,1 „•e,l and the nnrabte studied
weer Tba Twn Debtors. 'Dike 7: 10-49
p„A 'ra,n remeeeifei Servient.. Met -
'Phew 1C• 01.25 'Meet Snnlav evening
re ,-• 'nee to h„ atadied ere found
to T.,b. 17,• 1A 1nd Tafird 17, 7.10
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MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Councillors, Three
School Trustees and One Hydro
Commissioner to serve the Village
of Brussels during the year 1952.
will be held at
Brussels Public Library Basement
From 7 P. M. to 8 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1961
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1951
Polling Sub -Division No. 1 in the
Council Chamber in the Town
Joseph Wilton. D. R. 0.: Jacob Fisch- ,
er, P. C.
Palling Sub -division No. 2 in the i
basement of file Public Library ,
Robert Bowman, D. R. 0.; Ben.
Whittard, P. C.
Polis to be opened from
9A.M.to5P. M.
G. R. Campbell, Returning Officer.
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
1 hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve; Deputy Reeve; Three
Councillors and Twe School Trust-
ees to serve the Township of Grey,
during the year 1952.
will be held at
TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1951
1f demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1951
Pcilldne Sauled6vision No, 1 at
Scholl"! House S. S, No. 4.
Polling Sub -division N6. 2 at
School House 5, S. No. 1.
Palling Snb-division Na 8 at
School 171na1x,e S. 5, No. 2. •
Polling Puh-division No. 3A at
Community TUE Walton.
Polling Sol -Division No, 4 at
Clommnnity Hell Moncrieff•
Pmlline Rub-divieinn Aro, 5 at
T.mvmahin Office. Ethel,
Polling 5"h-dlvtsinn No, 6 at
C4'nmminm,ity Hh1:11. Cr:nbrook.
Fnlhtn"• Amb -division Nn, 7 et
Sc11on1 House S. 5, No. 5.
Polls to be opened from
(1A. M. fn5P M.
7. H. Fear. Reternlno ()Meer.
77a11.
Melalille Church
Minister, Rev. W.H.F. Fulton
10 a. m. Sunday 8ehool and
Bible Class
11 a. m. Divine Worship
7 p. m. Evening Worship
United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Leno
Divine Worahiy - 11 o'clock.
Rev, A. R. Stone, Missionary
on furlough from japan.
Ohns'oh School -- 12 o'clock.
Evening Worship - 7 o'clock
"Privilege and Duty,"
A Welcome To All.
Church of England
Perish of Druesele
Bev. J. H. Kerr - Rester.
26th Sunday After Trinity
Nov. 111th, 1951
$t John's Church. tlrumas--
11 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church. Hentryn
2.30 p. m, Evening Prayer
Slunday Sohool
tat. George1e Church, Welton
7,30 p, m, Evening Prayer
votegovolotowpwow
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE
HELD AT CENOTAPH
At,uthers of the lrrttssels 13ranch
of the Canadian Legion and the
1.a11100' Auxiliary attended Re-
memhance Day service in the Unit -
ad Church when Rev. A. Lane was
in ch.ierec of the service. At the
0.0.a. of the serving, congregations
gathered in warm eunahine at the
cenotaph where a special service
or r3)11001hr2nr'r- wag held. Rev. Wma,
17. T. Fulton read. 'realm 124 as the
Seripth:re lesson. Rev. John H. Kerr
and in prayer and 114'v. Andrew
Tann gave talo rinsing benediction,
Mitring Ibr aerviro, the Brussels
Tions ChM Boys and Girls Band
onset several hymns and 0 (11105i2
rni,nwini the twn-inintitre silnnre,
A. 1". llnhin:.nn. leader of the band.
Waved the Vast Post and Reveille,
a•sltlr 111•• rebus were lowered in
ankrie Ind rnieed.
Wreaths were laid at the ceno-
taph by L. F. Cardiff, for the Pro-
vince of Ontario; R. B. Cousins, for
the village of Brueeels; Mrs. Bert
Toting, for the Legion; Mrs. John
SPelr for ("rant -monk W. 7.; Frank
catalirr, for th" L. 0. L.; Hartley
i"ieoiier for the 7.0 0.1'.: R..7, Bow -
"""1. for 5!..Tobn's Lerbne A.F. and
1 11 Narvev • John etnu. for
'o' -eta tnwnshin• !Mrs. A, Winton,
P•'• the WMIltsu'S Auxii:iary; Wm.
-reeeb tit. for T'russcic Lines; Mrs.
.To:•enli Biker, - to remembranee of
'rear con. 1,1rt•r"d 1b'whell and
her can of T'erth. Ontario, were
'10n..0nt 11•"1 11''1 file lTairatis
0.1- T. 40"01111.
CART! OF T 4ATIKS
My sincere thanks is given all
those who remembe.reci me with
treats and cards while I was con-
fined to my home after my accident.
Your kindness was much appreciated
and helped to make the time Pass
more sluickly and pleasantly.
Master Alan Stiles.
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
I hereby give notice that Nomination
of a Reeve, Four Cuunclllors and
Three School Trustees to serve the
Township of Morris during the year
1952.
will be held at
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
From 1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1951
Polling .Sob -Division No. 1 at School
House S. S. No. 1; D. R. 0., Miller
Richmond; P. C. , Sack Nesbitt.
Polling Sub-Livisiom No. 2 at School
House S. S. No, 9; D. R. 0., Clarence
Martin; P. C., Prank Bell.
Polling Sub -Division Ni. 3 alt School
House S. S. No. 5; D. R. 0., George
Miohie; P. C., Harry Goll.
Polling Sub-Divielton No. 4 at Morris
Twp. Hall; D. R. 0. Ernest Smith;
P. 0., Ciarence Yni1'1.
Polling Sub -Division No. 5 at Sahool
House S. S. No. 7; D. R. 0., Wm.
Elston; P. C.. Rose Smith.
Polling S,141-Divisiim No. 6 at School
Hnu0e S. S. No. 10; D. R. 0., Tim
Johnston; P. C. Ross. Tlrvey.
Polis to be opened from
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
George Martin. Returning Officer,
N'OTICE-
Mellville Presbyterian Church
rearlahnn.s onteirtainment will' he
held nn Wed.. Dec. 191111.
~(Mile-tr~aeeseae.0.g.. �3 4
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Richard Wlimark, Dena Andrews,
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Man. Tues. Nov. 19.30
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M. C. OLDFIELiD PHONE 68
MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
mares 'rowneship Connell .\ieotinti
Nov. 5, 1951.
The Council met in 100 'i'owns'litp
11x11 on the abuse date with all
membere present.
The nldnules of the 1.i+,tmoa ting
4001') read and adopted on motion
of Chas. Coultas and Sam, Aloeck.
Moved by Chas. Comites, seconded
by Sam Alcock that we further pro-
tesit to the Dept. of Laude 011)1 Eon,
rests against the open season for
deer stunting in Morris Township
and that a delegation go to see John
Hanna in regard to this matter. --
Carried,
The following delegation was
appointed by the Reeve -- Chas.
Coultas and Wm. Peacock.
Moved by Win. Peaeocic, .ecnnd0rl
by Bailie Parrott that a grant of
x25.00 be given to the North Henan
Plowmenip Aisdnciltio:n.-CAirrted.
Moved by Bailie Parrot*, seconded
by Charles Cnultes that a grant
of $15.00 be given to each
Polsnvo. Walton and B1tlevale
librnrlee. - Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, eecond131
by Wm. Pe'acoc'k that the road hills
0.e presented by the Road Sn110r-
intendont be paid. - Carried.
Moved by Cbias. Candies, seconded
by Sant Alcock that we apply to the
Department of IHighlways for fifty
per eerie slubsidy on the sidewalks
in the 'Hamlet of Walton. - Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded
by Chas. Cnultes that the meeting
adjnnrn to meet again on Dee. -other
15 at 10 a. m. - Carried.
Tin. following ac,cou its were paid;
Ahmichal World, supplies 64.25
Stewart ProMer, fox bounty 2.00
Brewer. fox bounty 4,00
Geo. Mcintoe, fox bounty 4,00
L. E. Cardiff, grant to Plowmen's
A q.r eist1lm 25.00
Bel 1 asp rabrary, grant 15.00
Walton Library, grant 13.00
Blintvale Library, grant 15.00
Haney ,Tahmealton, eeleeting
Jurors 4.00
Addison Fraser, selecting Jurors 4.00
Geo, Martin, solvating jurors 4.00
TT'arvey Johnston, attending Middle
Maitland Conservation Authority
Meeting 9.75
Addison Preset., Egnalizine 'Union
Schools 25.00
Til"ll 94and011. advertising 1.410
a,11 "n Fri -or, halenee of
galore Ina On
C •A lin, t nr,nt Ary. 11.10 in7 t;ii, 17,17
(1111^1101 White, hnlnlnrc to
ham] tiie 4 7.0
- •"' 1°rewnr, helping t0
hand tile 4.50
deur •nt 'Brewer, spraying barna 9,75
Bob .Temiesnn, spraying barns 3.00
O'•lrrnro \\shite, cutting wood
Duncan Brewer, mating wood
*,r•1 T.nwo, cut111g wood
nab 31ntieenn, clotting wood
rr•.:•inn Walsh. Grasby Drain
labor and tile
.Tim Walsh, Grasby Drain
.1101( .7obnston, Crosby Drain
canton Welsh, (trashy Drain
1" n 11c\riher. ctnitine wood
with tractor and saw
Ca<:si``_.:iar ' a�? «.'.':?rJ' 5Y:eSH"r+tr•?R,agi , :,�,
1,50
1.50
1.50
1.50
14.00
12.00
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12.00
4.00
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
'Ilu :+ftotneon Auxiliary of the
1:1ated church W. 11. S. was head
in the nhureh I7n9or on Nov. 6th,
Presided ov'a• by Alr2. A, Tran,
'1 3u,,Alp..r1 reading MS, else n 117
Mrs, W. Rope, followed by prayer
by Aire. A. Armstrong. after hest -
1:' i•epat•tie were hard, :, =f4cndid
report of file sectional 1,leotiIlO at
T'nion Cantrell was given by airs.
Lane :nil Miss Roldnsnn. 'Tho in•
torosiing tnpie, "P11r' dhn'.long, end
call of Lho city," talren from the
"holy honk, was given by Mrs. TT.
Tan 313is. Hymn 51'1 was sun-. •mel
+b0 nesting clnep(1 with t11'• •st•,,,nh
henerlietion. The Dovoiniur rorrtIns
will by hold in t11r, wlr11111•s of
6111. 14!11011 file Fr1e,1dahin C'rclp
"111 110 chests of the Artrrllnr,n•
^.Tri Rnht. Craig. rplirf 20.00
t0 wry Wideman. gravel for
Walton sidewalks 24.50
D. N. MoDonadd. Walton
idewalks 115.25
R. 1040111 anal Sons, ems and
vont of 0nrsinp 4.15
.1^h11 Shannon. \\'nl'on
:idntvalkp :.4 77
1.71 nnnMnit W:,llnn si mralk, nn
r, 1x:1 ^Dnnlyd ?S'"lam t1 w."11rs 4070
^-" n•,nrla•• Walfnn :irinwnllrs 45.60
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idrwr111u 47.71
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sirlPwalles .7.27
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r' \Tuts,,, Clerk.
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year - $2050
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