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E chregand Dance
will be held
In Brussels Town Hall
Thursday, Februaryl3rdfil
Euchre from 8:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M.
/kZu iC by the Victory Qrchestra
Sponsored by War Worker of Con. 3 Morris
and Con. 6 Grey
Admission 35c.
Donations
ing of Knox Presbyterian. Church
Colleotiolie •
$114%2;1462 r ihe inesent year were as fol-iff,thrst and family I The ann•ual congregatibnal meet. raeeveed-sYw:n41's 811)126:iitmLliteo"thngl3reg°171:1'.
Lunch Counter.
lows: president, Marjorie Sander. : exMtenll Jameshearfe 1114. jtChnai
ems held on Friday came to grips with the question,
QuIlte aeld
Pued-Itaieing Events 102,55
1.02 son; vice president, Donelda Willis' friends and neighbours for 'the eeeeeeem Rey. and after a number had spoken the
57,10 Raen.
and expreselone '01 sympathy r with a short devotional •iervice. ' congregation was that the organ
j Cardboard Boxes
Save paper and cardboard boxes I,
1
A eongrogational mooting War
for the salvage oollection •on Feb. 4.
Saturday, Feb. 4th ' On Organ Question
Tie paper in bundles, and flatten / .""`="r"."'"."-- .
cardboard boxes and tie thorn also I Have It Sharp
in bundles. I A dull saw will not out, and tee
Bring your saw in to Tbe lintesels ; *
• * le . •
cutely. Please do not send
aper, i ags, greese and bones, * held in Melville Murrell on Mancha
on sure way to have your saw 100 Can't Be Wrong
—.... . , vaeen: iriyincnis,cui.h: vi.attpeea,te neeoet ** oeivweozinin,g, January Wet, to reemisider
the whole question of rebuildifig the
weilting right Is to bring it in to , Poet if you want it put in first class . e len reu down—If salvage :ti'
I, * i.n -de aternlY there was a, gem,/ attendance,
Though the night was
Following is tie financial report of
Lookout missien. Bawl hoe , celesta:leer is hoilest proof. I * lelonday evening^ was brought before
Lookout Mission Band As 'many as 15 for one 1 * inuch less to do.
Walton Red Cross unit for 1943:
their first meeting for 1944 on , II * * * * * * e * * the congregational meeting. at .
The
Red Cross Fund. .
Thursday. Jan. 27 with an attend. ' .
whida, by a unandmous, vote, it Was,
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Receipts
. agreed to urge the congregation to
Local News items Salvage Collection
BRUSSELS ONTARIC
* * *
Decison Reached
WALTON
The Brussels Post. , shape. Dozens of satisfied eueet,omers * cue be left at the Radio Shop,
is yow assurance of good workman- ( tea, children win
have that * '
* de(le)en of the Session and
Boaxel at a aneetlog held nee IH 0vIoi
ETHEL
ance of 210, The officers elected
CARD OF THANKS 1
BLUEVALE
Bank Interest
In elle village. They caught on a, Ou hand Ian. 1943
r. should be rebuilt.
radio pole and got away Uwe] the
wagon and raced through the' Total $480.05 Statistics For Brussels death of tbeir loving husband and I for tbe business meeting. 1
Miss Florence Pearson bee taken streets. The harness wee badly' With a population of 73'0 In 1943
ply appreciated now and shall
•,c:,ey7tand for re-election. Roy Ter-
i volved durine, the illness and at the ' el, HiggIne was eleeted tc preside '
t
McDonald acoompanied her to 'the
city, but returned the same (ley.
a position in .Toronto. 'Mist Ruth
ams
broken but not much more damage e-
e-ertforth Red Crass
Expenditures
done
Years and ranged from a, low of 41 to
at Which death occurred was 70 .
and 22 deaths. The ave
Brussels had, 12 marriages, 15 birth% dee '
rage age
alevae"e be remembered.
moved by death, one by ceetilicate 'Sbanley Moffat t avd Alex
1)221 her, These kindnewee are most
revArtedie stexlesne:wr, inColetorlbErso! t:eossioren:
secietery, Betty Cousins; treasurer, many thoughtful and kincliy acts, , P. G. Fowler opened the meeting • vote was taken. The decision Of the
ie Young People's ineetiug was
The progressive euchre held at held at the parsonage Monday
the home of Mrs. Mary 0111 last evening, .Tan,' 24. The meeting was
Tuesday niglit was a success. There conducted by the worship eogrunitthe
will be more of these Neale's, and and aliened -with Ronald Love at
proceeds go for war -work e the piano accompa.nied by Bob Chin.
There was a quilting last week at ningtara and the violle. After
lihe home of Mrs. Frank Sleightholm heenn NO. 196 was sung the swill.
also at Mrs. 11, Wardlaw'e, finishing thee wasgiven by Ruth MacDonald
4 more quilts. e followed by the next hymn 374, Bob
LAC. Stanley Alexander of Tien. Cunningham led the discussion on
to was a gueet at his home over , Worship and it values. Ruth Mu-
th° week end 'also Tpr, Kenneth Donald answered the question,
home.
Thompeon of Camp Borden was "Whet is Worship?" Music,
•;. Beauty amd Silence help me to
Mr, Geo. A. Campbell has been worship was given by Met'1111 LOye
quite ill, but now on the road to followed by prayer. Mr. Brenton,
recovery, we are glad to. state, honorary president took charge of
Miss Margaret Darling, teacher, the business part of the" meeting.
spent the week end at her home Hymn Nee 562 was sung followed by
near Mildmay. a few games. Lunch was then
ReV. 'W. Moore of Paris, Ont., was served by the hostess and the meet,
guest speaker in the Presbyterian tng ended with taps,
elhurch Sunday and delivered a good The Ethel Women's Institute willcenon, sermon,
hole its February meeting on Thum -
A team of horses hitched to a day, February 10th at the Lynne of
wagon came running out of the Mrs. 0, Richards. A display of Total
&ed, being scared by Dame antiques giving their history will be Guilt Fund
accountable reason, on lefonday he roll cell. Mrs, P. Steplinson Receipts
afternoon, caused some excitement will take the current events and Luach Counter
$ 16.44
Mrs. J, A111eS wile be in charge of Data Auction 18.20
a.Valentine contest.
Sale of Quilt 2.50
Total
$ 37.14
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MORRIS Expend...
Account paid $ 17.85
Cash on hand 19.29
$351.67
Relief Fund 40.00
Blood Donors' Benefit 83.20
Play Expenses 19.00
Phone Call .60
StoreAccount 21.48
Gash .on hand 14.70
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Total $480.65
Overseas Gift Fund
Receipts
19011ations $ 5.00
!leech Auction 16.05
Baking Sale 12,95
Bingo 136.08
Dance
49,50
Refund from Eatens 11.54
Total $830.62
Expen ditures
Cigarettes $ 17.85
Bingo ellepensee 12.60
Advertising 2.00
Overseas boxes
Armed Forces in Canada
Postage
Cash on hand
a high of 96 being distributed
follows: over 90, 1; 80 to 90, el 70
80. 0: 60 to 70, 6; 50 1m 00, 2; 40
50,2
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CARD OF THANKS
ice Carnival On
as1 'Fr1iday Night, Feb. 4th
to Ile sare you are at the Brussels
Arena on Friday, Feb. Oh to partici.
I pate in the Ice Carnival being held
there that even.ing. Fun for every-
, one—young and old. Good prizes
offered far various costumes—races
to show your speed on skates, See
g the advertisement in this issue for
: full particulars. An ice carnival
is sonnet -big everyone can enjoy,
1 ef You skate be in costume and be
in the fun --if you don't skate be
there to. watoli the fun.
1 Marks 89th Birthday •
Mrs. Sarab Cardiff of town cele-
brated her 89th birthday on Tuesrlay
of this week. A. number of friends
and relatives called auring the.
1 afternoon and evening to have lea
with her and offer their congratue
tenons and good wiehes. Mrs.
Cardiff enjoys exceptional good
health for her years end is in
poesesslon of all her faculties. She
cares for her household ditties and in
; addition knits a pair of ...Deka every
week for the Red Cross. Congratu-
lations to Mrs. Cardiff.
Our sincere thanks Is extende
to all our friends who were so kin
to our sister Mrs, Jas. Bishop, durin
her illness and whose sympathy an
'help at the time of her death We
nutoh appreciated. Special thank
is given to. Rev, el. le. Oldham,
Mrs, Clark
Mrs, Morrison
Save Paper and
Help With Salvage
76,88 As it is mily the small children
106.60
12,0e who are available for the collection
• 1,43 of salvage, the local citizens who
can, are asked to deliver theirs to
the store formerly called the Radio
• $230.52 .Shop. Just leave it in the doorway
and it will be taken care of. Save
all the salvage articles you can and
help by leaving It at the Radio Shop.
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JP li,
' "Great is our Lord, and of
great power, His wisdom is in-'ee'i
,l2f f 1 n ite." Psalm 147.5. Ie.
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7 eailteeeeteelialfeetieeeeefatezegeeleillealelege Ii.
:'-.4•,,‘ivi:'!,.- Churcti 'Fs
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
el in Ister
10 A.M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Sour
Face and The Sour Soul."
7 P. M. Evening Service will
a be held In -the United Church.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster
COME AND WORSHIP
woc-tatemiewatooeteoopaeoc{tat
United Church
ministe,Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
'at
Mies teobel McKinnon of Kitchen-
er ePeet the Week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Rohe Ma- Total
Kennon. 37.14
The total receipts for the
$
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McLennan amounted to $681.15.
and baby visaed .Sunday after- Mrs, W, Sleortreed, Secretary
noon with ter parents Mr, and Mrs,
de Morrison Sharpie.'
8 Mr, and Mrs. Watson of the Weal
are visiting with their itaele, aunts
and cousins on the lst line and in
Bluevale.
ellse Agnes Hastings is visiting
for a while with ler„ and Mrs,
Melville Maehere and family, .
Mr. Sauce McKinnon of Water-
loo spent the week end with his
Parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt Mc -
Manion Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson visited on
Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Johnston and sons. CA 111A -iii
Mrs. Roy Mug of Toronto is RED ega S $
idsieng with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Johnston and other friends in
11 A. M. Morning Worship Pluevale.
"The Lord's Prayer"
"Our Daily Bread"
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Maas
7 P. M. Evening Praise
Union Service
Rev. S. Kerr, B. A., B. D.
EVERYinva. WkLCOMIL
commcoveromovegreile
Church of England
parb, of Brunelle
RectoreRev, M. F. Oldham
Septreagesima Sunday Feb. 6
St. John's Church, Brussets--
2 P. M. Sunday School
7 P. M. Holy Communion
` and Sermon
St. Georges, Walten--
3.30 P. M. Sunday School
4 P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
St. Henfryn
1,,15 P. M. Stinday Schad
M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
Don't forget the salv'age colleetion
on Saturday, Pebruary 4th,
REGEN1 THEATRE,
Seaforth, Ont.
WitagnIMIZZEZaimax.
Support The Red Cross
"'Me Prisoner of War project is
the moat impootant Red Cross work
today," stated Mrs. Arthur Ellis,
President of Ontario Division, com-
menting 011 War • Service Minister
LaPlecnea anuouncement of the
Canadian Red Dross Society's Cam -
maga for $10,009,000. commencing
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, February 28. Adding • that this
Feb. 3, 4, 5 project alone is still the Society's
2nd show starts 9.15 P. M. single greatest expenditure, account -
Richard Dix Jane Wyatt ing for one half of the total budget,
Buckskin Frontier Mae. Ellis pointed out that 96,000,000
A :thrilling bage from a story of a of the objective in Canada must be
'Nation's progress. raised within the Province of
Ontario, Ontario accomplisbes In
Monday, Tupeesdba.y7,, 8,we9d, neadaYt Ms 465 Brandies, about half of all
Rad Grose work done hi Canada,
2nd show starts 9:15 and from Ontario clinics come two
Sonja Hanle Jack Oakle thirds; of the blood donations obtain -
Woody Herman and Orchestra ed in Canadian Red Cross Clinics.
annti— "'Me possibility that this is the
Wintertime Trivaasion, Tear makes the need for
Lovely Music! Fine Skating! Red Cross anti. its many services
Top Comedy! more imperative than ever," says
MM. Ellis, "and this Is the time to
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, ast-donme oar ecortn mamas.
Feb, 10, 11, 12 will not be any too mach ta Meet the
Lucky Lego multitudinous probable mode- hi
with Jinx Fatkenburit 1944."
George Sanders Marguirite Chapman
Appointment In Berlin
First show starts each evening et
nao PAL Matinee each Saturday
a 2010
Gold Dust Twins arena heard
of ao natal) Cap, it be that
theY have beet teplamd by the
Coal Duet 41`Witts? jaat take a lock
at the • atoll:es tni the nee d
decite for saitirtielf.
. redlii.
Three's A Crowd • . . So He
Left His Siamese Twirl Bride
Read ... it The American WooklY
with this Sanday's '0 (February 6)
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times i
• . . how the Siamese twins shared
poverty, wealth, grief and Napa t
nese. but •they ran tip against j
trouble when it came to romance, i
Although one twin has been happily i
married for 8 years, her 'deter never I
got beyond the honeymoon stage.
Get G1111C10YS Detroit Times. 1
Much Printing Is 1
Still Permitted i
-
•
It is a. mistake to aseurne that
+the order of the Prices Board re-
lating to printed matter imposes * *
restrictions upon all classes of *
such matter. Por instance, it is *
51.111 perfectly legal for a service *
doh, a. charcb or -a charitable or- *
ganization holding an entertain-• *
meat for which an admission charge
is to be made to have posters or
dodges printed advertising the
event. The stipulation is made,
however, that the posters or other
matter so printed roust not contain
Friends Bid Farewell
To Beverley Richardson •
A number of his echeol chums
gatbered et the station on Saturday
morning to bid farewell to their
friencl Beverly Richardson, Duncan
Jamieson on behalf of the group
presented Beverly with a bill fold.
Those present were: Billy Rana,
Betty, Laurie and George Cousins,
Petr Bredin, Edwin Kerr, John
Wilson and Duncan Jatnieson
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NOTES ON *
WINTER BIRDS *
By Maurice Laycock *
(PrinciPal of B.C.Sa )
• , * * •
Many have observed the little
Seneca Owl perched at the entrance
to his ilea in the hollow tree just
north of the bridge over the Mait-
land- you haven't, its a good
the advertising of others. test for your eyesight to try to pielt
The orter does not apply: to print- ont his well-oamoutia,ged figure,
ed matter which; in the opinion of which alenda perfectly with the
the Administrator, is for- the ex- bark of the tree. At the. end of
elusive use and purpenes of any next man& the young ones will
religloas, charitable, phfianthara hatch out—then his time for resting
pie, educational, scientific, Pro- will be gone.
Moen:mai, political, labor or other 'Jibe ducks which have 'been spend -
non -profit organization, provided jag winter periods in Brussels for
this matter does not contain the ad- the met few years have remained
vertising of a person other than the again this year, Only Gas year the
anblisher.
appearance. The- ducks noticed
—Excbange Golden Byes have not ma in an t
have been Merganser& or Saw -bills.
At The Churches • They are willing to take a chance on
The Coming of God's Kingdom, the weather as long as they tan find
was the 'subject of -the morning Oen. water, where they tire able to
seranon 111 the United Chard). This catch fish and theta -flab bY•metina of
wile 'the second sermon in a series the serrated bill, They do no
of tour on the Lord's Prayer. Miss appreciable damage to the stock of
laella Bryass took the solo pert in flah as they specialize in. the non -
the morning. anthem, 'lam union genie fish .such as chub, etc., in
seratee in he evening Was held in which the angler bas no interest.
the Melville Ohara,
ledge and ample tree by our kitchen,
Coming regularly to the verandah
The morning service in Melville kl'e, live 01:made:es, 11)00 tree
Church on Sunday was Is charge 6f aparrows and two whitabreasted
tho 1111111611er. 1r110 sermon centred „amines. The blue 308 haven,t
sininvtebe, thewoor111cenolltIgGlidari;tiaont utriedef11$1110071,. otin oftex enoutil fool 1 sop9080.
arrived In town yet. The 'woode
ff1e11611;11,211 le.eenncltielir•erY1 buyotitilie 0c0awt;i0 wIlvbaes absorywtion, I find that I home
In totalling up my retords of bird
"Bless the Lord, 0 mY Soul." to the idejaited in 19,4s,
a hundred and
evening Mr. Wilson of the 'United thiateen species of birds in Western
anthem Wati "%lin 02 117 80111. and Mated. It ions my boob yenr--bat
Chorea, preached the sermon, The °ataxia, mainly in th.e Brimeis
10310 solo part Wes sung bY Ali's• etitrzefoWr.ere Mote la See t ion 'i had
7there were six baptisms.
Inc piesent membership 106. thre: :Zee.
Y e 3'.
cted tgogitnsbe v,o,ft.tisardelefetor.
, chairman and Miss Olive Scott,
The financial statement was pre- the secretaryateasurer.
sented by the treasurer, Atlas Olive i
cote sbowing receipts awl expen.
ditures to. be much the same as
last year. There were $172.e0 raised
for missions. ,
Mrs, Archie Messer reported a
successful year for the'
r officers elected were: Sun-
day school superintendent, Mrs.
Harvey Robertson. With MM. Eldred
Nichol as atesistant; S.S. secretarytreasurer, Mie. WM
illiam undell,
with Mrs, Harry Elliott as assist-
• Tbe Sunday school disbands
Missionary Society, all departments for the winter ra.onth,
showing sineerity and interest. , The, Commencing the first SUllday lm
alITObeae1iBaniuelvaBoanenxeceredemclissbiyon$8...sand 1 April the regular church service
1 will commence at 11:00 o'clock, fol -
under the leadership of Mrs. F. G. , lowed by SandaY school.
Fowler and Mrs. Harvey Robert. : Words of appreciation were ex-
am, held regular devotional meet- ! Pressed to Rev. F. G. Fowler and
iogo and by means of a bazaar , Mrs, Fowler for their faithfulness
raised over $50, A W.M,S. life mem throughout the congregation and
bership certificate was presented to at all church meetings, to the choir,
four of its members.
Mrs. Robertson and certificates to to the otecers and leaders. of the
' different •organizations. .0. feeling
The Ladies' .Aid Society works in of sadness is felt ea the death of
two groups and has been active Mrs Ewart MeKercher, a valued
throughout the year. War work was Worker in the Sunday school and
done at a number of the meetings, , Y.P.S. Mr. Fowler cloud the
During the year the society pur- meeting.
ehased new hymn books, financed At the morning service in the
interior decorating at the manse ' United Church Rev. C. Tavener
Toanarlzaevree assistance to the board of Preached from, the text, "Be not
1 weary in well -doing, for In due
.n1 Pheons,Sei.nw:raee, rase:: 1 egraeteiroyeitue: ene I season ye will reap if ye taint not."
Day and Rally Sunday offeringe for .
': During the. service seals were pre -
F'. 0 nted for perfect Srmday school
attendance. Mr. Tavener addressed
02 h1' ayn•eda rs :finananien:easemionth:et;
; the pupies and R. J. Johnston roads
Thr, rnung People'S Society alj Ihlreeelisenetaatl°kesieyeeelan chereh
ported a good average atteneanee 1
tholigh mall in mcmherahlg, re-! Rev. F. G. Fowler spoke from
at the Sunday and raid -week set, C'olloesians 3:14, "Above all these
.11 filings put on charity, whieb, is the
el,c-es. Treats were sent to mem
her overseas. It subscribed to the i bond of Perfectness." Next Sunday
ditty bag fund and other war funds, 1 Ma F'orvicevtler will conduct Commun.-
lee 925 to missions.se& at Molesworth and
1 garie, and Rev. Mr. McCarral of
In the minister's report Mr. rove- Molesworth will preach at BI '
11
11
ss thanks for blessing's
received during' the year and for
the hearty co-operation of the din
and Radiea
RED CROSS NOTES
(=lent organizations, Regret was .9. successful tha was male in tb.e
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I
expressed that . Sohn Kirton who workroom on. Jan. 26 when 919.85
hat served on the board of man- was contributed. The next tea. Will
agement for many years, declined be held on Pebruary 23.
...a
uet ate
Red Band State
PHONE 12 - 131:i1USSE
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The month of February is the War
Savings Stamp Drive.
Our fighting men Overseas and
throughout the Dominion are sacrific-
ing their lives for their loved ones at
home
1
By purchasing Stamps we will
hasten on to Victory and speed their
return. .
it
The leas ' we cent do is buy Stamps.
Won't you burl: a Stamp ros-day.
Siticereiy,
T he, Russell's Store
dd.