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X1,0,0 A Year in Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, TACRSDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1965 POST PUBLISHING 1101JB111
MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
W.M.S. HELD IN MOLESWORTH
An honorary membership in
Maitland Ilesbyterial,
Missiona,ry Society, was Pre-
sented to Mrs, Frank Maulsen,
Kinlough, at the annual meet•
ing of the Presbyterial in. St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Molesworth..
Sessions were held both' after-
noOn and, evening, the. theme for
the afternoon was "Service";
Devotions Were Miceli by Mrs.
Andrew Gaunt, Mrs. Wallace
Conn and Mrs. Russell Ross of
the Whitechurch Auxiliary. Mrs.
Wm. Smith, Molesw'orth gave the
words of welcome. Reports were
by Mrs. William. Ford, Win g-
ham, recording secretary; Mrs.
Thos. Currie, Wingham' cor-
responding secretary: Mrs. D. R,
MacKenzie, Ashfield, treasurer:
Mrs. Norman Dickson, Moles-
Worth' was the soloist. Rev. W. J.
Morrison, moderator of the Mir.
on-Maitland Presbytery spoke
briefly. Rev. S. J. Stewart,.Moles-
worth, conducted the "In Memor-
iam Service":
Miss Giollo Kelly, National
Missions, Toronto, was the spec-
ial speaker for the day. She oat•
lined the work being done on the
the different Mission fields, men-
tioning particularly any new
projects, as the Women's rally in
British Guiana, the five new mis-
sionaries being sent to Formosa,
Niagara and India, the inner city
venijures in our large cities and
the graduating dedconesdes.
Mrs. Herrig, staff member of
Armagh, spoke briefly of her
work at Armagh "The Home for
Girls". The name Armagh means
"In High Places". It is a home
for all denominations and is the
only Presbyterian home in Can-
ada. The girls conform to regu-
lations, the emphasis is on. Love
and Understanding, Members of
the W.AS.S. are invited to visit
this home at any time.
The theme for the evening
meeting Was "Love". Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson, Mrs. Frank Smith
and Mrs. Doug Evans of Oran -
brook were in charge of the de-
votions. Mrs.Colin McIntosh. of
Molesw'orth gave the words of
welcome. Music was in charge of
the Molesworth choir. The report
for the evening Auxiliaries was
given by 111rs. John Day. Wing-
ham. A minute hileuce was oh-
. served in memory of Mrs. Leslie
Fortame , a n exiecutive member.
Miss Kelly spoke Of the new
Thunder Bird Hostel in Kenora,
which now has a membership of
53 young people that meet twice
weekl Y. al so the work being
dons, by Miss Duffield among the
IndianS at White Fish lust near
Xeliefit4 Ptiendshiti 'Hated, Wino
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United Church Flower
Sunday And Youth Service
The trintial flower Service,
was held in the United Church.
on Sunday morning,
The theille on this occasion was
"Thy Worl, 0 God, Needs Many
Hands", and was carried out in
flower arrangements with hands
reaching out of them, and a floral
World globe suspended above
the pulpit,
Special music was contributed
by the junior choir.
Rev. Doug. Steven was the
special speaker at the Youth.
Service in the evening. His
subject was "The Changing
Church In The Changing World".
BELG9A,VE DEFEATS
CLINTON TWICE
In Clinton Bledgrave defeated
Clinton by' the score or 9 to 6.
Keith Pletch led the Belgrave
attack with two home runs, be
also Was the winning pitcher.
Hugh McBurney was behind the
plate.
in Brussels on Saturday night
Beigrave clobbered Clinton 11
to 3.
Don McDowell was the win-
ning pitcher and Hugh MicBurney
was behind the plate.
Games to come in Brussels:
June 3 R.C.A.F. vs Belgrave
June S Wingham vs Belgrave
1.0.0.F. Decoration Service
This Sunday
The annual Decoration Service
of the I.O.O.F., Brussels, will be
held on Sunday, June Gth. at
Brussels cemetery at 2:30 p.m.
Allare cordially invited to
attend.
CARD OF THANKS
T would like to take this oppor-
tunity to say a sincere thank you
to all those who sent Cards, let
tens, and flowers and visited me
While I was a patient in the,
Stratford General. Hospital and
Since coming borne.
Special thanks to Rev. Stewart
-and the Visiting Committee of
St. John's United Church, Strat-
ford. Rev. Johnston, Dr. Bigelow
of Atwood, Drs. Lindsay, and,
Sproat of Stratford axis, the nurs-
ing staff of the 3rd retor of Stmt..
Tort), Hospital. "Your thoughtful-
ness is deeply appreciated.
Ethel T. Bremner
Opened in Septerniber.
Dedicatory prayer's were of-
fered by Mtiss T, Isbister, Wing-
ham, and Mrs, Jack MacLean,
CoeirteSiM ' Mrs. SaS,
1111ir. Brussels.
The Presbyterial is to be held
in Tees-water in 1966.
Miss Sadir, Toheston. Lneknow
MA Mfg , 14,Obvilt Lang:.
WAVE the eieMieg
GEORGE R. SMITH
00erge Robert Sinn; ;GO, died.
suddenly TueSday, following
heart attack while working
his tam On the 6th concession
of 'Morris He was
rushed by ambulance to Wing--
ham, and District Hospital where
he was pronounced dead on
arrival.
He was born on the farm.
where he was working at the
time of the fatal heart seizure,
He is the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Smith of Morris
Township.
He is survieved by his wife,
the :termer Mabel McCallum; four
daughters. Mrs Peter ,(Louise)
Shaw, Listowel; Mrs. George
(Bernice) MieWhirter, Morris
Township; Mrs. Glen (Donna)
Plant, Kitchener; Susan, at
home; one son. Gordon, at home
and one brother, Garvin of Tim-
mins .
The funeral service is being
held today from the D. A.
Rann funeral home, Brussels at
3:30 p.m., conducted by the Rev.
TT, 12. Jennings of St. John's Ang-
lican Church. Burial in Brussels
ceinetery.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. amid McCutch-
leon, Exeter, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
J. Mc Qu tcheon.
His many ftiends Were glad to
see Jack Thyme home from
Goderich Hospital where he has
been a patient.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy
of Bolton were weekend guests
with his parents; Mr. and Me's.
R. W. KennedY.
Mr. John ' MenaiT, of Clinton
spent a few clays With Mr, and
Mrs, Alvin McLellan,
'Mrs. Mervyn Kritzer of List-
owel spent Sunday With her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mie.
T • '1
Mr. and Mrs, lion Hemingway
visited with his parents, Mr and
Yes. Carl Hemingway over the
weekend before going to his
summer position at the Veterinary
Clinic in Welland Junction, One
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weiss and
*family of Chicago enent the
w-Nskend with Mr and Mrs.
tilldon Wilson and 'Dr. and Mrs.
John. Relly. Mrs, FlorenCe
Russell returned With them to her
home here after spending a very
enjoyable visit in Chicago.
NOTICE
A Hain and Strawberry Sun-
ner Will he held June 29th at, the
flitSSeiN bitted tIht.itqlh; t',;(1011/
tiVAg
CRANBROOK
water, a student: for the
AlOrrin, .McKinney,Tees:
mini-
stry. ocOupled the pulpit Knox
Church On Sunday ZhOrning,
Miss 'aliartha, Jeschke, Toronto,
spent a few days last week at
her home here.
rilr John Mienary has been
visiting with Mr, and Mrs Wes.
McEachern,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Giessler of
Fraser, Mich., have returned
home after having spent the past
two weeks here.
Miss 'Gertie Pride spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smalldon.
Cranbrook Gracious Gardners
Third 'Meeting
The third meeting of the Oran -
brook Gracious Gardeners was
held at the home of Marie Veitcts
on May ,29th. at 9:30 a.m. The
president, Nancy Strickler, pre-
Sided over the meeting. The
meeting was opened with the 4-H
pledge. The roll call was answer-
ed by the eight members. Marie
Veitch read the minutes of the
second meeting, The next meet-
ing is to be held on July 10th at
9:30 a.m. at Sharon Fischer'e
There was a discussion on stak-
ing tomatoes, weed control, in-
sect and disease control, and the
freezing of fruits and vege-
tables. Mrs. Veitch demonstrated,
the thinning and transplanting of
vegetables. Mrs. Strickler demon-
strated how to freeze rhubarb and
carrots. The meeting was closed
with the 4-H Motto.
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WALTON
Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull. Mrs.
Harvey Craig Mrs. Emerson
Mitchell and Mrs Andrew Coutts
Were visitors in Collingwood on
Tuesday.
Huron, "Historical Society
To Open Meeting
County gistgried See,
tidy will Mild an Open meeting
this Friday, June 4th, at 3.:15,p.m.
in Howick Central School, On
Highway 57. The speaker will
be Mr Norman Wade. There
will be an Antique Fashion
Parade. Admission Free. 'Wary-
one Welcome.
TRI-COUNTY MEN'S
INTERMEDIATE
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
June 4
.Msillbank at Walton 7:30
Monkton at Jamestown
in Brussels 8:30
June 6
Moncrieff at Millbank 2:30
June 7
nonkton at Cranbrook 7:30
June 9
Millbank at Mionkton 8:30
Cranbrook at Brussels 8:8()
June 11
Brussels at Walton 7:30
Millbank at Jamestown
in Brussels 8:30
June '14
Moncrieff at Cranbrook 7:30
June 16
Jamestown at Walton 7:36
alonkton ot Brussels 8:301
June 18
Walton at Jamestown.
in Brussels 8:30
Monkton at Moncrieff 7:30
Jun e 20
Monkton at Millbank 2:30
1Vlioncrieff at Monkton 8:30
June 25
Cranbrook at Jamestown
in Brussels 8:30
Brussels ot Moncrieff 7:30
June as
BrusselS at Cranbrook 7:30
Monkton at Walton 7:30
June 29
Mtillbank, at Monkton, 7:30
June 30
Brussels at Monkton 8:30-
July 2
Walton at Moncrieff 7:30
Brussels at Jamestown
in Brussels 8:30
Cranbrook at Msillbank 8:30
July
Cranbrook at Walton 7:30
July 7
Jamestown at Monkton 8:30
Mencrieff at. Brussels S:30
July 9
.Moncrieff at "Walton 7::10
July 12
Alitlibank Cranbrook 8:20
July 13
Jam)estown at Moncrieff 7:30
July 14
Cranbrook at, Monkton 8:30
Millbank at, Brussels 8:30
Willy 16
Setn;sele altetbatik 8:30
a1 l4tbft i,}.4
Miss An neSitortreed receives'
her BA. degree at the Con-
vocation at Western University
Thursday of this week, Mr and
Mrs. Walter Shortreed and Carol,
and Mrs. Elgin 3'011118ton ef. Wing
ham will attend the ceremonies.
Me. and Mrs. Roy Bennett of
Walton were in. Toronto to attend
'the funeral of Mr. and Mrs,
Wesley Lone who died as the
result of injuries sustained in a
two.ear crash at Morrishank on!
Sunday. May 23.
Mr. and Mrs Steve Johnston,
and family of London have been
visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Joseph ityan.
Mrs, Hilda Sellers has returned.
.from a visit lvit11 het` Os tt.W,
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