HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-10-15, Page 4�1ONA1-, W. M. S 'lila roll call at afternoon au.>il•
laNMIT1ON flap taxies; resutled in eleven answering
tv>i,- sTit. AA,. .Brook, Heneall, Spec,31 with encouraging reports, >atn i
4jStcr at North Sectlon Huron and Brussels auxiliaries had the
Presbyterial largest representation. Outeitantting
" 37 iaar would be failing in a vital feature un these reports were. the
S.WL.,: ar,T turned a neat ear to t1i0 . numerous visits made on, the stck
o.6trrt'1 .1u mid redueetl 1niesiallary and new comers, the Purchase of War
•rRnr -la: al. this time was the olllAiair saviAg., certificates for the chard'.
steirle,z t,ed. y Rev. It, A. Brook at the Hie co-operation between the auntl-
errsur nii•an of the North Section c•f caries and the junior groups, the
a,, M Pt-. sb'd:e1•ial of the W :1 .S. of making of TemPeranee posters, use
u%° Eniied March, of Canada, 'held of lantern slides, pageants and had-
.fdsp ii zgen Church (Grey Twp.) on day canis, the use of the kreup
}t11 Both sessions of this 8Yetem and a 05 donation from the
eicsaktie.Vatist were very ably presided Brussels+ auxiliaries toward the edit -
moor toy the vice-president, Mrs• cation of a girl In China.
C,IZMDben TeVener, Blnevale. Besides the twelve afternoon aux
Urn, lasso Wheeler, , firs. Herb. !navies this section has two evening
tsyter and Mist. Stewart Procter auxiliaries, two circles, ten mission
et;t sla,cave led ttae service of war
;zx the morning session, Bele. bands, three C•G,I.T• Groups andf1 .
r31taz3 baby bands,
t V„ s s wad visitors were extended a
imlyrkiflul welcome by Mrs. I-Iaroid Mre. H. B. Iiirkby, 1st anon, called
d41.8al!
twhich Mre.
(jias. Si01 of the the
Mission Band,
oo replied. 1ngout thatW.S. members mac and ndruh+' was a quotatiin used,
"NV's,. edea by bands
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rotary of Mel i0 . tterestyin the Bands n Some ban de thea Cos. m muz Community ener 1 Friends, ip letter seer°
a� kers a secretary o4 the ring Ib
ctirai�sv: arPulntEd to act during 'rhe made posters, and scrapbooSts. One tory, Mrs, R. M. Peck. "I think et
meei3n^n were; Mrs. H. G. Steinberg has a knitting club. Many find Sun- others"
The guest be speaker, e. R. A
rir-s. Percy Ward as Finance day the best day for the meeting. ,Brook of Heeakernsall, chairman o4
a=ssn soli.t>;e and Miss Garonne Well -The roll call of C.G.I.T, gronps
and -cared and Mrs. Herb. Wheeler as of Baby Bands was considered Vie
Huron
Presbytery,
Told Snell. asTbintroduced
ed
,eswiuiiione and courtesy comanittee. Miss C. Wellwoed, Wingham, v.
cm BRUSSELS POST
announced the Supper ,tally for
Missitlu C:t'eles, G•G,i.'t• groups e
ldveniag Auxiliaries eo ke held at
6.3t1 p.m, on October 17, at Qatari,
St. Church, Clinton, An urgent invi-
tatlon was given all girls! and yeu'1>
women to attend,
Following these reports a lively
helpful discussion ensued 011011/Asti u
Eby our. past president, Mrs.
Gardiner, Lgnlondville•
The treasurer, Mrs. H. C. Stela.
berg, Seaforth, reverted an increase
in
giving, -1 so far this year over las':.
The morning session ended with
prayer by Mrs. Wm. Field, Wing-,
ham.
At the Haas koor the -inion ladies
served a delicious dinner. LC.1
Fe rdwich auxiliary, represen
by Mrs. J. Johnston and Mrs. J.
BrYans, conducted the afterno'n
worship period, cite theme of which
was! "Love." "-set us not love in
word, neither in tongue but in deed
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FROM THE WAR SAVINGS
COMMITTEE, OTTAWA
The people df 'Canada are the most
.fortunate in the world.
"Fortunate in the great sweep of space
that is ours from ocean to ocean.
Fortunate in the vast yield and immense
.resources of our forests, fields and mines.
Fortunate, too, in aur democratic insti-
tutions,
lin a word, fortunate in our freedom.
" ;This freedom is threatened today as it
has never been threatened before.
- ,The fall, of the British Empire would
• sateen complete .'dislocation of our un-
fettered way oflife.
Everyone -wants this way of life defended
—this freedom saved—for our own future
and'for posterity. The response to every
appeal for our defence has been mag-
nificent—heartening to the whole Empire
—alarming to Hitler.
But the need for weapons of war grows
ever more urgent, as the Nazi threat
spreads wider over the world.
The help of every Canadian is
needed far Victory.
In these days of war the thoughtless,
selfish spender is a traitor to our
war effort.
A reduction in personal spending
is now a vital necessity to relieve
the pressure for goods, to enable
more and more labour and mater-
ials to be diverted to 'winning the
war. The all-out effort, which
Canada must make, demands this
self-denial of each of ns.
Invest in War Savings Certificates
the dollars you don't need to spend.
After Victory, they come back to
you. with interest. Spend less NOW
so that you can spend more THEN,
when labour and materials will be
available for the things you need.
There is no price too high for
freedom.
four Simile Regular Methods of Saving
?MOLL SAVINGS PLAN—For salary and wage earn-
ers.SAVINGSinstalment The employee simply signs a Payroll Savings Stamp folders may be obtained from Post Offices,.
Pledge, turns it in to his pay office, and his employer ono enks4 and
ny tworth SS atail outlets. bmtaturitys w i bus
,deducts the pledged amount regularly' from his pay.,
SANK PLEDGE PLAN—Convenient for business men
RURAL
SAVifromGS Pleo•opera ver, t creameries,t regular
others not on a payroll. Simply payments
and women, and
sign a War Sayings Batch Pledge and give it to your factories, etc,, can early ut deductions o any
bake. The bank will make monthly deductionsthe
Rural d Pocedeunt r Cordy out a( each cheque. Use
from your account.
SUPPORT THE WAR WEAPONS DRIVE IN YOUR COMMUNITY '
Every town and city in Canada will in nndeuct actmatlaar ity.Canada aDrive. You must provide tll he asked more planes, aro
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all h s, mo got behind lila ri f ,son your
ships, more tanks, more gang, mora shells. If you aro already buying War Savings Certificutus--
raise your pledge. If you are not, get your dollars Working for Victory.
SPEND LESS—TO BUY` MORE
CERTIFICATES
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large as • we see it in the light c: slogan, "Forward tor Christ and leve
war was the theme of his stirring Church."
hur h•Tt G.Nay of Fordwich, Pr'•s-
message. In congratulating
W.M.S. on the work it has aecowf' 4ayterial presldept, brought the Inset.
noted he pointed out that only one my a thoughtful message. She urged.
quarter of our tfiturch women are :u- that the enthusibsm re.1dndled at
terested In iVLisslons. What a lot this meeting be not allowed to die
said that we cannot have a world
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could be acoompliehed 1E the other down and that we should re -cafes•
three-quarters could be aroused, lie crate ourselves tb the work at•bring
ding in God's Ivingd� shallceaseiato
safe to live in that is half pagan and an apt quotation,
halt Christian. Also that 1E Christ- preach your duty and be more cin`
lenity Inad been more active in the cerned about mine."
last iifteev or twenty years and i4 lie - euwood brought
lotions am
more money bad been spent on all
Missions our world wouldntt be to
the chaos it now is, He contended
that our best war workers are :also
our best church and W, M. S. work•
err and that it would be a tromen-
dons tnllsLalte to answer our patrio`.ic
call and Ignore the call of the churelt
and m1e5ions,
Christ must he supreme 11 world+
conditions are ever -td incense rigat"
od, We most begin now to Plan for
reconatrudtion, He gave as a Unica,
Prettily decorated with gladioli,
eioln,
Kos Presbyterian church,
was the scene o4 a lovely autumn
wedding, when, Helen McNabb:
daughter of bir'and Mrs. John mar-
riagelyrussets, was united in
to Mi'• Lloyd Backwell, Guelph
son of 1Nti'. and Mrs. Walter Bark
well, Drayton, Rev. J. C. Grier of-
fieittted, and D. H. Leeson,'organiss
Y the church, Played the wedding
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WEDDING
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In the report of the resp music. `Mie bride wore a m In
courtesy eotnwftt'ee thanking bine Zjnglich tweed suit with hatof
triose who had contributed to the sale Inetohing shades and a corsage
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ess of clic meeting, ten- Tod roses. shades
Muriel ,MacDonald
also urging
poran0e consciousness and renewed red roue, was the ri5desmwoto, weulla
interest 1n the y the nary cause, 1n6 an Air Pores blue and a
Duxthe day the literatur0 tta wutm. hat in the wine shade CSE it
was in C7lergn o4 Mtss O. P. New' corsage of pink rosea. im
man 01 Clinton, � Burt•, Toronto, wasp hast ivan,
Another very SnterCettng and helve I mefliatety fallowing the cereinonY
tut convention was brought tc a Mr. and lvtrs. }lctrkwell lett Y
ciosC with a deli Misol charas hY , to pttawtr anti Moc'trdal• street,
mombers o4 the lrtteetou Band of reside at i73 Woolwich
GRCll?it a