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1 Hi-IRON '.PRESBYTERIAL NEW BANK MANAGER ORU”.P..-$ COUPLECELEBRATE ANNUA L M E ETING ! ASSUMES PLITIP HERE
GOLDEN ANNIV RSA
STORES IN BRUSSELS
Will Remain Open Each Saturday
Evening Commencing April 2nd
i The large and enthusiastic group
of women attending the 35th gar
final meeting of Rak*011 Presby-
terial, witnessed afresh to the deep
1
ceneern of its members far the
Work and mission of the Womaa's
Missionary Society of the 'United
1
Church in Canada, Morning and
I
afternoon sessions met in North-
side 'United Church, Seaforth, on
Thursday of last week, and were
chaired by the President Mrs. Will-
iam McVitile, Myth, The theme,
'Mission to the 'Utmost" set the
atmosphere for ail the worship
services and addressee:. of the day.
The treasurer, Mrs. .7, A, Sutter,
disclosed that the 60 auxiliaries, in
"Chiron with a membership of 2,195
Iliad eontrilkted $778 more than in
1959, a total, of $24,688--ent still less
••
Mr, C. F, Parker, forme-1/1y of
$th'vemyill.0.- has .essemed his Outlet
as manager of the Canadian iiart)c.
of Ciommerce here. Ile replaces Mr.
L. W, J. Glasgow who is being trans-
to 4r. and Mrs. Parker
have one daughter who is a nurse-
hi-training at the Niagara Falls
Hospital, Mr. Parker, who is- a Lion,
r', aswelcomed at the local club on
Monday night,
Mrs. Parker will join her husband.
here in the near future,
IMr. and -,Krs, StephensOn,
'Queen Street, IirtutiSels, celebrated 1 " their 50th wedding anniversary
'The happy occasion was marked
by a family gathering. A- dinner was
enjoyed at the New American
Hotel.
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on Wednesday, March 30th.
Donald Duck "Orange Juice 48 oz. '' 39c
Kraft Cheez Whiz 16 oz. 63c
Niblet Green Giant Corn 2 for 35c
Clark's Beans with Pork 20 oz. 2 for • 39c
BRUSSEL-S TRANSPORT.
Safe Dependable Motor Transport
Those attending to offer congrat-
ulations and good wishes in their
Parents were Mr and Ma's. Colwell,
(Evelyn) Speiran, Ivan and Graeme,
of Listowel; 'Mr, and Mrs, Norman
Stephenson and family and Mr. and
Phone 122 Brussels ON.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr, W, G. Leach, is still confined M
'the
ws. Ross Stephenson and family I I
to his home after :having e niis- of Ethel,
tortune to break his anele when he Friends and relatives called at the
sleek ed
on ice and Cell, early last I residence throtec.gbout the day. v
Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson farmed *
We Provide a Complete Trucking Service for CCUTCHEON -110IRY
1
Livestock Feed Fertilizer Farm Supplies
than-the allocation.
Department secretaries presented
the reports of their work,
The help, inspiration and fellow-
ship of 'the morning scssien was.
Climaxed by a communion.
service conducted by Rev. J. C.
Britton,
In an impressive memorial ser-
Mime 293 We Deliver on 'the Gth concession- of, Grey until
they retired to Brusalsyn 1949,
Mirs. Stephenson was the former
Mande Lamont, the daughter of the
late Malcolm Lamont, an early
pioneer of Grey Township.
WANTED TO BUY
Used Furnitures, Sewing Machine, Washing Maiebbstalo
Other Used Household Effects, Feather Ticks, Appliances
'Mt. Aloe Coleman has been a
Datient in Wingham hospital with
pneumonia. We hope he will have a
speedy recotverY.
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—Thil ewoom orraomnancummar agovr
E.I.V.DH 'RE P A RTY W !H "Nif .'AY MORE and
at 'S.'S. NO. 3, MORRIS on WESTON'S M. BREAD, Big I
full 24 oz, loaf, 6 for $1.00.
of elf kinds. We are glad to see M. Mary
Done able to be out again, -'even
though on crutches, after a series of
`FRIDAY, APRIL 1st
Admission 25c Ladies Bring Lunch
:Everyone Welcome
Mr. Stephenson recalls that dust Call or write Louie Waxman Phone 260
BOX 47. BRUSSELS
Open All Day Wednesday vice Mrs. M, S. Greer led the Pres- operations; also( 'Mrs. David Firby ' was blowing and seeding operations
after being in hospital for several I w ere 'in progress an their wedding tOREWAR'S SUPDRIOR MARKET byterial in expressing a loving
day 50 years ago, tribute to 66 members who had'i months.
11•111111011VMSTIAIRrat..i.11% year. Mrs. M. Michel broke her hip iv hen
she fell on the main street here on, 1 JACK THYNNE CONCERT
Friday of list week. It is expected
ee-,
the be a patient in Listen-elWELL RECEIVED
'Huron County Trapper's Association
MEETING
;in Clinton Agricultural Hall on
On behalf of the Canadian Com-
mittee for World Refugee Year,
• P. •
/
I Mrs. F Fingland explained the purl. •
passed to higher service during thei Fs lit *
.EU'CHRE . PARTY
The Majestic Women's Institute.]
are having a EUCHRE PARTY .1
,on FRIDAY, APRIL let. at 8,15 in
13ruissels P.ublic Library.
AT,TENTION FARMERS
'THURSDAY, APRIL 14th
— Fur Show
for the most generous support of
•
all VMS workers foi this camse
'Fur buyers will be present .
Films will be shown
Resolutions, were presented by
Mrs.. Milan Moore, Whitechurch.,
cation of young people on the
nature of alcohol, in the high
edhools.
The highlight of the- day was the
M address' by a missionary, Miss
Ruth Churchill, who is Serving in
the city of Montreal. From her wide
experience's there and in several
other Canadian cities she spoke on
the subject "1'n the shadow of the
.nose for Refugee Year and asked
at 9:00 p. m, al for two or three months. • sDit
There was a good attendance at
the annual Sack Thymic concert ix
the Brussels Town Hall on Friday I
night of last week, As usual, the
audience thorelmghly enjoyed the
Program presented by Mr. Thynne
and the dance which followed.
The varied program included:
orchestra numbers by Scott Paw-
son, a former Brussels boy, and his
"Clinton .Bill;topers", featuring
Mary Elliott, as voca4Iiist ; Mary
'Harmon and Dale Cardiff, a versa-
tile Singing duo who entertained
with Plano accordian ..and ,gu,itar
Bill King and Graeme McDonald,
received and their talent apps
.vroca,,l duets, who are always well
elated; The Kansas, Farmer, who by
request, staged 'two acts, "The
Kansas Farmer,' and his popular
"Hobe number, both hilarious
hits with the audience. These acts
have been preaented in every 'pro-
vince of Canada and are, of course,
copyrighted; solos by Dave Hest I. -
ings, always a popular performer.
The surprise guest artist of the
eveniiig was Gordon Fleet, who
even surprised the master of cere-
monies, as well as the audience,
with his month organ selections.
Jim Edgar, baby member of West-
ern Star 0. O. P. Lodge, who
sponsored the show, introduced the,
first number and then, (SU aatirl
Thynne nays), went where the corn-
Piny was more attractive, in the
audience,.
Having acquired a new Steam Jenny and Valve Refacer
Seater, Paint Spraying Equipment, we are now eqvippeal tp and ANNUAL MEETING OF
SYNODICAL OF W. M. S.
The Annual meeting of. the Hem-
Women's Missionary Society of the
NomeiVs Missionary Soseety •of th.
Presbyterian Church In Canadt is
to be held April 5, 6, and 7, ill RI' lox
Church, Woodstock. "Lire's lasting
Foundations" will be the theme to
he carried out in the worship ser-
vices to be conducted by Rev. S. R.
Esler, Brantford, Rev. Walter Ken-
nedy of- Paris, Rev. D. T. Eves,.
Ingersoll, and Rev. G. L, Douglas,
Woodstock.
Attendingi this Synodical 'from
this area will be Mrs. Russell Mei tie
or Molesworth and Mrs. Bernard
Thomas of Blue-vale.
,Every Welcome Admission 50e clean, repair, and paint any make of tractor, Wa also hove in
stock hoses for tractors and utility machines.
• ryone Welcome Those on temperanIce stressed edu-
L'YCEUIVA' 'ffiEATRE :: Brussels Untied Church. Choir POLLARD'S 'CHAIN SAW
Dealer for Case Farm and Utility Equipment
WINGHAW, ON'rARIO W,A RI ETV PROGRA
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.15 p.m.
featuring
1-Act PLAY PHONE 64 BRUSSELS, ONT.
Wed.,'Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
March 30 - 31 April 1 - 2
A cast of thousapds
FRIDAY, APRIL 8th
at 8 p. m. ...
the United Church basement Cross'
Admission 50c and 25c On behalf of the Presbyterial
Mrs. E. 'McKinley paid fitting tribute
Everybody Welcome to the work and devotion of the
retiring president, Mr,. McV.Ittle.
Rey. Britton .closed the meeting
with prayer and the benediction.
'Officers' for h900 are; Honorary
President, Mrs. W. J. Greer, Wing-
(ham; past president, Mrs. Win. Mc-
Vittie, Blyth; president, Mrs, G. W.
Tiffin, Wingham; 1st rice president,
Mrs. 'Orval Harrison, R. R. 1, West
IVIonkton; sectional vice presidents,
Oentre, Mrs, Roibert MeMichael,
Walton, West, Mrs. Bert Alton; R.
R. -7, Lucknow, South, Mrs. Wm.
Ito4ley, R R. 3, Exeter, North,
V Mrs. Ross ogan, Wingliam, record:
ing secretary, Mrs. Harold Doig,
Fordwich; corresponding secretary,
'Mrs. Gilbert Beetroft, Belgrave:
treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Sutter, Clinton.
Departmenital secretaries: Chris-
tian stewarship. Mrs. Elgin Mc-
2.00 Einley, R. R. Zurich; mission cir-
2.00 cles, Miss Margaret Jackson, Att.
3.00 I burn; affiliated OGIT groups, Mrs.
I Carman Woodburn, R. R. 3, Park-
i hill; mission bands, M. D. Insley,
1
Exeter; literat'ure, Mrs. S. E.
Lewis, Exeter; associate members,
Mrs. E. J. Priam, Goderldh; sup-,
.T lily, Aire. J. A. McGill, Clinton;
commualty friendship, Mrs. S. A.
Moote, Goderich, Missionary. month-
ly and world friends, 'Miss Agnes
Anderson, Centralia; Christian
citizenship, Mrs. Tait Clark. B. R.
F
, Goderich; press, Mrs. Cecil Mc-
adden, Thiii,sSels; candidate secre-
tary, Mrs. R. S. Hittz, Theeter;
affiliated EXploret groups, Mrs.
'William Dail, Seaforth.
' Time(' attending the Presbyterial
from Brussels United Chilith 'Were
Mrs. H. Thomas, Mrs, R. B. Cousins,
'Mrs, 0, McFadden, Mrs, A. Wiritie,
tr.ti•Z;Arroptmovvr.woreKotessopowca.
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INCOME TAX COMPUTED In
The Warrior and
The Slave Girl
FOR
Farmers Businessmen Individuals
REASONABLE RATES
'DONATIONS TO THE
1FERB.Y FIRE FUND
Iienry Dent
I Clifford 'Dunbar
Ki err
I Ma-s. 'Pearl Ieitchen
-MATINEE CANCELLED THIS
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CRANBROOK
On Sunday, April 3rd, the Sacra-
ments of Baptism and the Lord's
Supp,er will be observed in Knox
Presbyterian Church at 11 Rev,
J. H. Greene, Brussels, Interim-Mod-
eraior will be in charge of the ser-
, ice. A joint Preparatory Service
for Cranbroot and Ethel will& be held.
Mare.h 31 'at 8.30 in the Ethel Pres.'
Church.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Earl Dunn inclaided Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Meehan, Listortel,
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn and..1
son Rickey; Kitchener. -
Miss. Beverly Evans is practice
teaching in Hensall this week.
GLENN M. RONNENBERG
INSURANCE
IN BRUSSELS TUESDAY and. FRIDAY
PHONE 247
(Join 'Savage
Mue'ray Htzether
ammo Mrs 'Emma Kerr
Joe 13,rewer
Donald Dunbar Tom 'Bernard
Marilyn Gall
I Clem rSteffler
Selwyn 'Baker
L. Thurlow - -
41111nisSor: Rev. Jonathan
Organist:
AO A. II.
SI A. St
File Early Phone Today for Appointment
.rair,..==amma
WEEKLY SALE *
:BandleY BehiM
Mini"
• Don McLean
Lloyd 'Wheeler
William MeiNhirter
OW Eder
The United Church Brussels Livestock Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
Your beam menet Teem Toe sem Wafting se
Ocher er
ORUSSELe,
OF !CANADA
t aean R. Walker,
Weimar: Rev. L. Brown DA.; 8.15. '3. H. Davis., Following the concert dancing
was enjoyed.
The booth was in charge of Morn-
ing Star Rebekah" Lodge and pro-
ceeds thirned over to the C. P. T.
Fund.
The Kansas Farmer wishes to
thank those who so kindly helped
as Well as those who come year
after year to his regular concert
arid dance.
George Gifillan- - -
Omaha: Mrs. A. X. Martin (Mrs. James Kernaghan CARD OF THANKS
'My sincere thanks is given tb all
those who so kindly remembered
me with visits, cards, letters, and
treats while I was a patient in
the hosiltal. My grateful apprec-
iation IS also expressed to these
who helped out at home.
Year thoughtfulness will always
be remembered.
Thomas Miller
tContinued) 6th 'Sunday in Lent
A.M. Church School
' 11 A. M. Alvin. Worahlp
CARD OF THANKS
I wish expross my appreciation
to the friends and neighbours who
remembered me With Cards, visits
and treats while I was a patient in
HosPitail.
I Iiieetr thotigielnesS Imig be
reineinbered,
Bill Hoy
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Anglican Church
al...CANADA
,.. Perim of Brussels FRESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Doctor: Flev. W. K. Jame, 13.Av i. •
Inasimmimm 71exan Grill Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
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Golden Dew Maitgarine 4, lb... .... . '93c
Chase it..Satitibotti Coifed 1 -65d. or'
D'RES,SED ROAST* PORK
Dinh-6e served train' 12 n.in and B -= II p.m.
Devon Peas g tins
Plums 3 tins
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