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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1943-4-21, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST Wedneinhey. April 21,0, 1943 tea to Mrs, Will. d MTs. J, YI, and Mervyn d Bernice of Robt. Brown and el were guests with Harold Love oil. ear Mrs, Louie titer, wQln s had a he Listowel ht we are glad and hope she will health. ton of the Royal Can - Victoria, p.a., is bare deter Mrs. Cecil Eck - g atiots are due Mr, and eel Mills, 6401 .noneession, upon the .birth of a son cently. Mr, and Mrs. Art Hen y recently received word that their son Private Stuart Henry had arrived safely overseas. ;,•,b sere elected as % = e . es • go to the Presbytery meeting in Brus- sels. The meeting closed by singing hymn 244, followed by the : Lord's Prayer and God save the Icing. E Mrs. Mae Knight and Mr. Chas., Pentound, 10th concession, have returned home recently after spend- ing the winter months In Ari.;ona and 'California. They visited friends -enroute and hope to go again in the -near future. Miss Estelle Cunningham vieitee her sister Miss Doris, nurse -in -train. ing, Hamilton, a ween ago. Miss Betty Dunbar of near Ford. wieh and Mr. Moffatt of R.C'.A.F., Hamilton were week end guests --with E. S. and Mns. Dunbar, Sth con. Mrs. Percy Stephenson returned home from a visit with her daugh- ters in Hamilton and sister Mrs. W. 'W. Walker in Toronto. It was reported over the radio Monday evening from Wdngham, of 'the safe arrival overseas of Private 'Stuart Henry, son of Mr. and M.'s A. Henry, Wireless Operator Lorne vodnen s home on furlough from Aylmer. Mrs. Eva Brown, of Hamilton visited friends in and around the village for a. few days last week. Mrs. Quest Dobson, Bill and Lawrence accompanied by Mrs. Percy Stephenson spent Sundae with friends in .Southampton. LAC. Stanley Alexander, Teenton was home over the week end. There will be a "Good Friday" morning service in the Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Rev. H. Snell 'assisting Rev. J, E. Taylor. Both BELGRAVE Tie Anglican Young People's As- soci;ation met at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. :Robert Higginson Friday evening with an excellent attend. ande. The president, Miss Dorothy Wade, opened the meeting with a hymn. Rev. P. IL Streeter led in prayer. Miss Elizabeth Young gave the Blb1e reading. During the business period the members were invited to the rec- tory in Blyth for the nett .tweeting and the following committees were :appointed; Alex Nethery, vice, president, who will -conduct the meeting; program committee, Glen Van Camp, Keith Dunbar; log book, Rev. P. H. Streeter and Alex Neth- ery. The program was' presented under the direction of Audrey Brad- burn and Marian Nethery, a.; fol. lows: Piano duet, Marguerite and Doris Young; a paper prepared by Mise Flora Coulter on "Winston Churchill," was read by Jane Arm strong; the log book, read by Jack Van Camp. 'T•he •remainder of the evening was spent in playing games, Lunch was served by the hostess, A hymn was sung and Mr. Streeter closed the :meeting with prayer. Elders Inducted In the United church on Sunday morning an induction service was held when two neev elders were add- ed to the .session. They were Chris. topher Nethery and Earl Anderson. Rev. G. H. Dunlop preached from ... npml:. a •o-:... - . u, hen in Listowel I — EAT AT eston's Restaurant Home Away From Ho n Export Packers BUYERS—Of All Kinds of Live and Dressed Poultry We will call at your place for any quantity. Premium prices paid for Milk Fed Chickens Before you sell your Poultry, call of phone 70X Brussels :Also -,ill kinds of Feathers & Horsehair. We have an exPert on out- staff who will, cull your flock Free of Charge. Phone 70x Brussels, Ont, proJi2ssioa o$$aitG E have faith in OMaba ate 'have faith in her past f with that the courage of the pioneers ane the Spirit which ochieveb Cion feberation anb linheb a continent with the shining steel of railways have laib strong founba- tions for national greatness anb unity. fa have faith in her present*in fi the part she is playing to save the worlb from tyranny...m her young men anb women who serve on lanb atib sea anb in the air...in her workers who la- bour for more than wages...in every man anti woman anb chilb striving forVictory. e haw faith in her future/Et believ- ing thatshe is bestineb to exert an evcrincreasing influence in worlb af- fairs, anb in /4 shaping of tomorrow, when many will turn to her with new hope • e El have faith in more than the sta- tistics of aanaba's bank clearin anb her car-loabinss, the vastness o f- her ttntappeb resources, or even the glorious war recorb of a people nutn- berins less than twelve millions . UE faith is a faith in a lanb we lover whose Kit :peaks to us from every free acre of laanabian soil... in the splenb our of the Rockies at sun set,the blue mystery of a Laurentian bawn, the quiet o f an Ontario wooblot, the far call of prairie horioons, the s ounb of surf on the .atlantic shore anb the wash of the )Pacific tibes. It speaks to us from churchyorbs where Qanabian beab lie beneath the tribute of «nslish blossoms ...from the poppieb fielbs of l rause nub Etanbers ...from the wingeb anb sea- faring anb mechanizeb epics. of anew war. tta, faith is a faith in her people... people, noteb anb obscure, with whom we baily rub shoulbers ..,anb by whose uniteb effort, sacri face anti creative vigour the greater C7anaba of tomorrow will be built MO have faith in Qanaba euer!iC7ictor&tBonb sou Buts is an Oct of Faith At in CZanab it CANADIAN PACIFIC — CANADIAN NATIONAL fire. the text: "This day shall these words be fulfilled in your ears." The choir sang an Easter anthem. The sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed in the church on Good Friday at 3;00 p.m. On Easter Sunday morning au Easter cantata, entitled "Because I Live,' will be presented by the choir and members of the Young People's , Union. Rev. Hugh Jack of. S'eafor:-h con- I ducted a special service in the Presbyteetau church, speaking in connection, with the "Foundation Fund." In the Anglican church Rev. P. H. Streeter completed his series of ser- mons on "The Prodigal Son;' Ser- vice will be held in the church on Good Friday at 2:30 p.m., and on Sunday a special Master service with holy communion will be . held. Tho regular choir, assisted by a childeen'et choir. will present Paster music. ;Ladies of eoncesei:on 4, Morris, donated 540 to the Belgr'ave Red Crosti .Society front tiekete sell on a quilt, under the direction of Mrs, - Jesae Wheeler, Personals: Mr. and Mrs. -Ceelt Wheeler, daughter Mary, and Mies Velem Wheeler attended the grad nation of nurses in London on Fri- day, Miss Ruth Wheeler being among those receiving d;ipiornas; David Jiobnaton, thievele, with his eon George and Mrs. ,Tahnston; Miss Arlene Cstbraith, Fergus, with Mr. - and UM, Cooll Wheeler; 11ir. and Mrs, Jahn Vincent, Blyth, with t MO, and Mrs. Albert Vincent; MT, and Mrs. Bert Armstrong and daughter Mary Alice, Wingb:azn, with Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Proc- ter and Mt•, and Mrs. Harold Proc- ter; Mr. and Mrs. James Wightman and family, Listowel, with Mr, and Mrs. John Anderson; Jack Arm- strong, Brampton, with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Armstrong, H uron County Flying School The Huron County Flying Train. ing (School Limited, which has operated No. 12 E,F,T.S, (Sky Harbor) for the .Gommonwealtit Air Training Plan is to be re- organized immediately at the re- quest of the 07epartment of Defence for Air, has. been announced tonight by W. L. Whyte, . president of the/ company. MT. Whyte said that the preferred and •cam:inon shares held by the share holden in Huron County 'are to be redeemed immediately. A new agreement leas been entered in with tite Department of Defence for Air whereby all profits. made by the company since operations were started in October; 1940, would be held In trust by the oompauy for the duration •of the new contract. It, was further stated that it was the mew policy of the department that •a•11 cone heli stoolte Melted by the eta: it-totteryflying schools should ire held by flying clubs apttroveti by the minister of defence tot' air, The Kitchener -Waterloo Flying Club which moved to Shy ;harbor at the beginning of training operations owns a large block of cowmen stook in the Huron County company and under re -organization a deal has been negoida;ted whereby the Kitch• ever and Waterloo Club retains: only 51 per cent,, of the common stocks. Application already has been made to the secretary of state for a charter for a • Huron: County Flying Club and a company meeting of all shareholders will be held shortly to organize this company, which will hold 49 per Cent. of the common stock, X11. the new arrangement Mr. Whyte said the Kitchener and Waterloo club is relinquishing 31 ger cent of its common stock to the Huron County Flying Club, which will thus: come in to 49 per cent, of the profits, so far made by the company and now held in reserve This •'money, It Was explained, will be available for development 11 post- war civil aviation in Huron County such as the establishment of landing fields and it will, assist _ in the re- habilitation of Huron County airmen uo'w It the R.C.A,F. after the War. Every holder of common .stook to Huron County is being contacted as soon as possible, Mr. 'Whyte said., The majority already have agreed to the new pian -'rhe preferred stock is being called in at once and is being paid tor,' pins 5 per cent, up to elate of redemption, Secy Harbor has been a Mont suo- cessful and profitable undertaking. The officers are, president, Douglas; secretary -treasurer, Ben Stranghan; directors, R. J. Bowman, Brussels.; K. J. Hneston, Gerrie; B. L Tuekey, Exeter; Hugh Hill, Gode- rich and George Feagan•, of Goderich. The department has taken over the feeding of the student pilots formerly done by private companies, to conform With ]t,C.A.F. stendardt, A large depot is being bulli si a central point to facilitate pool buy- ing of food far 'Clinton, Port Albert and :Secy Harbor air ports. BLUEVALE At the morning service in, I{nox. Ptesbytet0an church Rev. V. a. Fowler spoke on the significance of .Good 'Friday, and gave reasons why it is called Good Friday. Rev. C. Tavener preached a Palen Sunday sermon et the morning service in the. United church, in .the evening menthol's ,of the Young People's Melee conducted • the ser- vice under the leadership of Flem• Mg Johnston. Mrs. George I3ether ington read and explained the serip(u'o lesson. An article on the 23rd Psalm was t-ead b14_ G:erge Thomson, .and the topic an@ I2'lsnde' and Friendship" was taken oy Earl Hamilton, The reeding opened with a song service With Mrs. W, ' Y. Johnston presiding at the piano. -