The Brussels Post, 1946-3-6, Page 1TH
BRUSSELS POST
9'6ST- iJECig-TING HOUSE vw
-he Cozy Theatre
russets
Now Showing • Thursday, Friday and Saturday
First Show 7.30 p. m. — Second Show 9.30 p• m.
Saturday Matinee 3 p. m.
. ,--sateen"
Coning - "His Butler's St isi r"
,Starring Dearzna Durbin
This theatre open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only.
CARD OF THANKS • • • • • • • • •
Mrs, Alex Icing wishes to eapress PEOPL,, K]� O J
her sincere appreciation to neighbors
and friend for the many acts of o * • e r o * •
kindness and sympathy extended to Mr, and Airs. Leonard Dawson and
her in her recent sad bereavement. 1 children, Teestvatot, visited with
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons now valid are eugar 46
to 70, 01 and S2; butter 111 to R3
inclusive; neat 1 to 37.
Sugar coupons S3 and 04 become
good :March 21, the same date as R4
becomes good. One meat coupon
becomes valid each week.
Euchre and Dance
Morris Township Hall
Friday, March Sth
Ladies Bring Lunch
Bring your friends and come to
the
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
in Brussels Town •Hall, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 14th
Dance to the muisc of
Ken. Wilbee's and
His Orchestra
Dancing from 10 to 2
3 Lucky 'Door Prizes
1st prize 3 Pyrex Mixing 'Bowls
2nd Metal Bread Box
3rd Pyrex Frying Pan
Admission 50c Lunch Booth
Under auspices of Brussels
Branch of The Canadian
Legion No 218
Come now let us reason to-
gether saith the Lord.
Isaiah 1:8,.
Melville Church
Minister Rev O. A. Milne, M. A.
10 A. M. buttday Schoet
and Bible Class
11 a. m. "The Boy who stayed
at Home."
7 p. m. "Work and Watch."
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
a
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minster 14.4. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morhing Worship
James, The Son of Zebedee
Mission Band
12 Churoh Scheel and
I
Bible Claes
{ 7 P. M. Evening 'Praise
Reason For ,Optimism,
EVERYONE WELCOME
Church of England
Sunday, March 10th, 1946
St. Johns Bruises—.
11A. M. Morning Prayer
end Sennett
Student from Huron College,
•allay School
1111 SIMI CMS
2A. 4ierge's *Moir
No ilervice this sandy,
11. DWId' awn" -
2.16 P. M. IL S. a Bible Moe
* NW. Evening ;Prayer
and Sermon
Wednesday, Ma eh. 6th, 1946
BRUSSELS, ON TAR
Gives Brussels Bad Name Brussels Needs CORNER STONES 'New Rector Appointed
T° Have Red Cross
A High School Ileo, Christian
A. Milne, M,A, Membership Drive I
After Fordwich Game A revolutionary change is taking ICra..lohn Kerr of t)dutwrgeu bas While there will he w suis,[,
rot funds for the Red Otos ,pt12
I place ht the educational iso ram of Christian Marriage. —(2) rrr 1 t d an iucllatiot n h,rcnmr•inlee
What al first threatened to be a our Province, Undo the dlrectlon r,• tot of St, Jnlin•s <luglican Ghnrch. year, citizens will be giver, r,
runaway tor their nppunents, the Society in every generatimt has oppurtttaity to retain their n r ,t« -
of the c'ounlineta of Edtrratiott the Ida• will ns+nine his duties on the
Leal', Turned into a real contest in rtose s cournties are undergoing a to fare the problem of old traditions Itrn:4•!s parish rhe •middle oP A. el "hitt iu the of retai Tan whit gas
Me. Inst two he periods, when on Guru new ways, of how to misery(' scut«• W arca i' a ' eial p}U
Mosque night the speedy league- close scrutiny with the view [award burr, good in the old and 'low to profit 111 t[bo oc't of the people ca
tct'cntly cities klruing' and enlarging eau'
leaders from Brussels played hereby and at^sitnilate that whlr;t Is
cilia r tsnd district'. All ifatttt5iti'n
the facilities 1'm' secondary eau' . paxni
in the goal genie of a liana: and home worthy in the new, To Receive Friends, of one dollar or marc to the training
t o proposed to add
riculture
,cries, goals to count. On ancount of the tee) Great 1Vars On ,olden �'t°edding Katt Bolla with or nn trtmhr3tfee-e
Apparently caught itat-fooad get trathtittg bt 1lnm Ec•ouuntles• Car- are the upheavals which they have Anniversary in the uciety, The e tn'' ulbttrsh ps
bo curriculum.
and lwegrain
the start, the locals just couldn't. caused, the task for dile generation ! w'.1 rim not in lial•clt.
going effectively la the opening
to Ole curriculum. Te program Mr.and 31t Jo• -+'Ph Shaw of the t
is more ditme than for most,0 rimeoat all the sten utYd
existing the Continuation
n moath of the erd tut eeesion of 1Torris township
frame, which ended 7-1 for Brueselsin the time place There '!a a train;,.' tvlt -nt i h the s rvaml
existing traipsortafl rhool and will celebrate the 50th annivetsaiy
the daily tJite l � larger
ou• of school ave coa its sense of insecurity; old of their marriage on Monday. March trete i tee, ie and o.uatunity 'haws
and young are affffected by it, Thea pleasantaexl>- 'ienrrr t'_ relate of
rltildren to the larger centers. 13th. They will receive their i'rtr•n,ls
In cooperation with the plan at the :Ire rou;rions of a serge of ittstabil- and nriglnhn'trs on that occasion bel et}}' rrxeived from the Peed
itY and of temporariness unknown flat, ti while abroad I'•'cially `bass
itcpartunent. of Education the Huron i front three to five in the «fterneon
riming the first decade of the wile e er tnh dry each to Sae'
County Connell at its January and £rani sight until fen o'clnc}c in
century. Parents are nervous a- ai r t pri ini Time- lives and
nom mitt appointed the following the evening at rhr home of their son
to the Future of their children.
of
committer-. Messrs. John Armstramg Mr. and etre. Mar Shaw, Ith eon-
young people, )•bile they set them.
of Lntulevbora, 'Arthur ,T. Amy of
sauces to prepare foe their life -want. r,, -,;ion or Grey township.
l°4 ;he middle etanza scoring was
even at three goats each, making
the count 10.4, but in the final the
locals really turned on the heat,
netting five counters to their oppon-
ents' two. Glenn Johnston was
really on in that period, denting the
twine for four out of the five goals.
The final snore—Brussels 12, Form.
wish 9.
Goal -getters for Fordwich—Johns•
ton 4, Neilson 3, Hannah. 1, Roberts
L For 13rttssels---Rolle, 4, Willis
3. iletlwdge, Riley. Kb:0, Nicho,
McT)annld, 1 each.
relatives Isere on Sunday, 1). Lawlcse of Brussels was referee.
Miss ligula. Aryans, London, spent In their second game, at Brussels
the week end at the home of her on Wednesday night, there was no
Dryer's.,(h t period deluge, Fordnvi0h
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dryer's.,
go
- - e • the first counter and it was a ding
\Vatler L. and Mrs, Messer and son dotg affair in a seeming sense
Robert Vernon and bride of London throughout the first rind second
spout bhe week end with file
peri ode, at which tittle the
forter's mother Mrs. A. Messer in Bruseelites: led 3-2. The Leafs
town•. knotted the count at 3 -all early in
the third, but though they continued
to give all they had the necessity of
overhauling the three goal lead of
the ,trst game proved too much
With the Leafs all on the offensive,
Brussels Make through for four
counters to the !orals' two of the
period, making the final score 7-4, or
1943 on the round.' Goat -getters for
the Leafs In this game were Roberts
2. Neilson a.nd Johnston 1 eaoh.
Grant 8itton of ,Listowel was
referee.
Brussels won the series, but due
to the.slaughter-horse tactics of
one player and the disreputable
actions of some aE their female
supporters Wednesday night, the
village's reputation for sportsman-
ship for lack of it) struck a new
low in the estimation of Fordwich
players and Dans, and a' lot of other
air -minded citizen's. It's regrettable
that a community has to be be-
smirched by such hodiums and their
low-down talks and actions.
—Forties/eh Reenrd
* * •.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis D, Thompson
spent several clays in Toronto last
week and attended the concert of the
Mencdelssalni Ohoir and Toronto
Symphony Orchestra,
w • •
Mr. and Mrs, Bill McDowell, Mrs.
North and. Mac AicDowell, Toronto,
and Mr, and NIrs. Jack McDowell of
London spent the week end at the
home of their parents here and
with their tattier Mr. Gordon
:McDowell who is ill in Clinton
'Inapt tat,
Melville Church Calendar
Sunday, April 7th,--Iioly Com-
munion.
Thursday, April 18th--lihts1 er
Pageant Dentate.
Sunday, April 21st—Special Mester
Sundae Services.
Sunday, June 2nd—Anniversary Set'.
vices ,
(Rev. Prof, James Hay, M.A.)
Will Redeem In April
Debentures Due In 1948
Toronto; The Province of Ontario
has given notice it will redeem its three
per cent. debentures, due April 15,
1948, on April 15 of anis year. ills re-
demption date is the earliest at which
the issue is callable at par and accrued
interest. The issue was trade in 1939
and there arc $7,600,000 outstanding,
Toronto To Hold 1947 Exhibition
Toronto, j, A. Scythes, president of
the• Canadian Nation Exhibition As-
sociation, said that with advice from
Ottawa that the echi'bition grounds
j will be eotnpleely evacuated by arm-
ed forces June 1, definite plans have
been made for resumption of the ex-
hibition in 1947,
1 Elwood Hughes, general manager 111
I the exhibition, told the meeting that
1 "in actual working clays, 1947 looks
awfully short."
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont,
� r
Now Playing-- - -
Thur, Fri, Set. March 78.9
Fred MacMurray Lynn Bari
Captain Eddie
A romantic drama packed with
humor.
Mon,, Tues., Wed., March 11-12.18
Philip born Helmut Dentine
Escape In The Desert
A thrilling spy-melter dealing ••with
escaped •,Nazi ,,,.prisoners —in ,,the
Ari2ona Desert
Next Thur., Fri, Sat, March 1415.16
Peggy Ann Garner Allyn Joslyn
Junior Miss
Sparkling comedy packed
with laughs
COMING—
Mildred Pierce
W.M.S. of Meville Church
The le/Omen's Missionary .Society
of Melville Pet'ebyterian Church
held their meeting in the elturce an
Friday, March 1st. The president,
Mrs, Cardiff opened the meeting
with mayor after which Hymn 62
was sang, The .Scripture reading
from Romans 1:2th chapter was read
11y Airs, Ingle& followed with prayer
by Mrs. J. Spells. The secretary's
and t1•easatt•er's reports were given
•els.o reports of sick visiting. Mrs.
McLeacl was appointed to arrange
the programme of the meetings tor
three months, Mrs. Rev. Milne
kindly Invited the ladies of the
congregation to the manse for a St.
Patrick's tea on Friday March 16'th,
Mrs. Thomson, Mrs, J, Armstrong
and Miss Lamont are to be the
committee in charge of the tea and
the proceeds given to the expense
fond. Tho roll call was responded
to by the 'hemmers giving a verse
of Scripture, on service. Hymn 423
was sueg, Papers were given by
Mint Grace ,Papers
and Mrs, Wni,
Speirs on early missionaries in
Africa, Mrs, Jas. Anmetrenig read
en itntersting chapter from the
book "Daughters of Africa." Hyann
330 was then sung and the meeting
elesed with the Lord's Prayer,
The United Church
At the United Ohntroit on Sunday
morning the minister made a etude'
of Atednow the fleet Disciple, The
Awakening Chorus, was the morning
anthem,
In the evening Mr, Wilson spoke 1Chicardltue,. Feb, 24,—Comntttteee
onthe subject of Hiding front (Tod, to pre1)lOe for tate Saintual Iismitton
frau the text found to Genesis stIi. and London Presbyterian Synod
The evbning antbetn, "Inoiitle Thine meeting to open in Tenox Church
nee, wee emtg, Otto solo mart being here on April 29, have been appoint•
tatren by Mies C. Isngaton,
ed as follows: Eutorgen0y, J, L.
Lament R. 1, I{incald, Toho It, Mee -
TOW; church arrangements, Ylebrge
NOTICE*, Llmptn0n, A, C#, Murray, (4, H;
Electric motors reviovot end re. Lhtklater; catering, Dorras Sod1etY
ia.ted, 131xbert wbrkm«nshtiti X1' a• end Ladies' Aid; billeting, Alex
ttitte prices, L`leyd '4 3tottser, Tditnston, J, •C3, Morrison, Alex
Arocnktoe, Onter1G. MacKay,
C't'edlton, J. D. Beecroft of East
Wawauasii and the inspector lir. J.
If. ICirkeed, An inspector appointed
by the Deem rt51ent will be edited to
this, committee.
It Is the plan of this committee to
visit t)te educational centers of
T-Im•on County, to decide how many
High School Are -as are required and
to zone the county in such a way as
will serve the best interests of the
Young people of high sehool age.
We feel that the village of
Brussels, together with parts of the
ncl,jacent townships, ought to he de-
clared a High JSchool Area, We have
approximately ninety pupils attend-
ing the Continuation School now,
With added equipment, accommoda-
tion and teaching staff eve believe
that this number could easily be
increased to - one hundred and
1wentyalive. This is the minimum
number set by Jthe Department to
quality us for the largest grants.
We have more than the minimum
ess•essntent of four million and a halt
in Brussels and the parts of adjac•
eat townships that would be iuvoh'.
e (land consequently the netting up
of a High School Area here would
not be a financial burden.
We also believe that a great in
justice would be done to our made for a healthier and more
connunrity if we were denied the natural relationship between the
privileges of secondary education Sexes. Today there Je a eameraderie
here. • While it is very well to talk between young men and women
of transporting children daily to
unknown a generation ago. There
High School in some centers we who to an absence of self-conscious"ess
live in Hut'ott County 'at'e aware attd a naturalness that was Tntpotble
That t:1tis involves great difficulties. before, As they grow older this
'I'o keep our toads oven in the winter affords them the opportunity of
Is a problem and to have them open getting to know each other really
before eight or eight•t'hirty eaoh well, and not only from a romantic i
morning is practically an impoealbil- viewpoint. It is good too, to thiel:
icy: JWingemen and Seaforth are tltert knowledge such as this must
too far away to allow Brussels prove a very salutmy corrective to
children to attend regularly. unless the sloppy sentimentalism of poor
children are regular hi attendance films and cheap novels,
they fall behind in their sabot work The bearing which all this has m
and ere forced to drop out. There Christian Marriage mttse needs be
Is the further disadvantage to both held over and dealt with le the next
pupils and patents that the scholars article in the next series.
would be away from home from
early morning till very late in the
afternoon,
One of the tenets of democracy te•.
that equal educational opportunities On Sunday morning the minister
should be given to all children. We preached on the subject, "Telling
believe that if we have no High People Off." The subject dealt
School in Brussels many of our with the different aspects of
most deserving young people will be
'fe.tnper' and the need of checking
tumble to continue their education all outbursts of passion in order to
and to develop the latents they maintain self-resl)ect and prevent
.passes, as future leaders in vocation- d+sinteg\Vee, of eiste ten. The
al and professional lice,
anthem was, "0 Taste And See,"
The committee whose business it be Goss.
le to decide where the High School
For the subject of his evening
Areas ate to be located' will coo• address the minister chose. the
111eUme its duties this month and in experience of Jacob in the wilder -
ail probability will viist Brussels, iters when confronted with the
We ask the citizens of Brussels vision of the ladder and the angels
and vicinity to lee every influence to «,rending and descending, The
persuade the committee that evening anthem was, "Give Us Thy
Rruseels shauld have a High School. Peace," by Bm'nsohein,
have a curious snhc•nnsriens feeling
that ail this ]card work may lend
to nothing. Many sections of the
community, influencerl by this sphdt,
order their lines on the principle
that "to -morrow anything stay
happen." This seems to work itself
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D 63 Io G
a * * * k * t •%
health wee eaved by 111.- Lhr4 ('5 50
patecl:. Many p„01•110 lcate ttittci b'
111111 11ter Iird tins- ,1+rnttAttr' :Z
W;111 -tints• ergsnization. This is hot
,:..t, it ;(wing an axiom ut' the or'-dalrlsa-
ri,•n that pe work Is 1t's' done. it
Brands ever ready to assist at otece
1- all +!:.asters, relief. in the dissoxe-
e !nation of heel, 1 p+on;ganda, st
maintains hospital= in many remote
tetrfs of the prn','irt'o where the"
p- t slater. is too seoey to rea0»'.Vlir-
such places for thrtrse'ves it asci,ta
WAY veterans at al time and len
mem, 'her ways Ina rel Cat'--"dt a
better piers- j to Iive in.
Ga :tturday, March stn, :esuitt
girds 1.1 in the Htd 1 School welt
smite! yr ur renewal of memhr" •'inp
:u the business pia:" es of Vrussrlw.
lir Order of Loiel Committee,
nut in sortie ways, some good and Moses - Arenson
some not so good. in some cases Tile marriage of Rose Haenalt
it has definitely helped towards Artisan slaughter of Mr. George
simpler standards are simpler living, .Armson and the late bins. Armson of
Men and women are accepted by one P,atenlan. Saskatchewan and Areh!-
attot.her more for themselves than bald Craig Moses, son of Nh', James
for social standing. On the other .Hoses and the late Mrs. Moses of
hand, in other sections of the Grey township was solemnized in
contntunity this spirit of insecurity Brussels 'United Church parsonage
has tended towards self -indulgences on February 2e. Rev. Hugh
in variots forms. Large numbers Wilson, officiated.
live for tite mere pleaenre of the The bride who was unattended
hour. There are many indications of r'11^'e a dew grey crepe street -
this 'making-the-hee('of-to-dey' length dress with violet and gold
spirit which need not be elaborated trimming and wore a diamond sun -
here. Sefflee it to say that while I1ur.t pin wthfeh was worn by
such a spirit is excusable, it is
mother at iter wedding, Foiter
never justiflahle. Socially speaking h'avelling the bride donned a two -
it is a destructive force; religiously pgnieretwith powderer bluefax ccollrepre and dress, brownblack
speaking it is un-Chrfstien, The ad a
relation between the sexes is accessories The happy couple left
naturally affected by the general for a short honey -moon trip to
sense of insecurity and: revolt, and Meafoxd.. On. their return they
by the feeling that everything in will reside nn the groom's farm
the lensed has ohanged, Generally ninth concession Grey township,
speaking, the new freedom has
Jewelry Business
in New Location
Mr, W. 0, Leach is now establish-
ed in his new place of business,
Just south of the F. R. Smith Drug
Store. The building has been
remodelled and redecorated and now
Presents the appearance of a smart
up-to-date jewelry store. Drop 111
and see for yourself the splendid
display of jewelry. ehin& ate,. in
the new store.
GREY
S.S, No, 4, Grey farm forum stet
on Feb, 26th at tre home of Mel,
Dennis. Review night questions
were used for dismission. Interest-
ing facts about labour unions and
the closed ehtip were explained by a
visitor from a nearby town. A
young couple recently employed in
Melville Church the city gave suggestions as to
causes of the current crime wave
find juvenile delinquency. Many
gond suggestions were given in
discission of fire prevention. Cards
games and contests were enjoyed
and lunch served, Mr, David Mc•
Lennan was chosen diseussion
leader for March. The forum will
meet at the home of John Fraser
an March 4, and at the home of S.
Breckenridge on March 11th. United Church
Mr, and Mrs, Ned Thompson Young People's
have arrived from Toronto and will
soon be taking up residence in their The meeting 0pened with. t.'tr
new home, Mr, Thompson, a tilde::
president Mr, Blacic in the elits7r
eh aged vefera71 of the il.:O.A,F„ has We sang hymn 14(1 "Trove Divivte
purchased the Edward Jaclrlin Dorothy Dennis read the minutes
all
property on the 2nd non. We made X16.36 on our sltatf
Wm, Turnbull and Mel, Dennis of parry Nit', Blank, Dorothy I?o'n
se
Grey Powelega and C. Coupes of is Pitt btu by the Wu'oxetet katet5
Morris were among the Huron to see when we could get the p 50
County delegates to the annual "A Ready* Made Family," This lgay
meeting of the Ontario Hog Produe
is pttt on by the Wroxeter Ton=
a considered- o a
ers Assoeta,tlon in Toronto on People, Charlie Tbotnaa let e
wo14 pelt ever turned In to \ttircr let. the offering, Hymn 271•
'U , g110A:
comity. treasurer ]lirskins, Parents receve son's V,C, Award Hills" was sung followed by
The a WAS aeons six ee Mr, and Mrs. J. 13, Gray of Nelson, i Jewell reading •bhe Scriptnro ftasatct't
and was heo•v11y furred. 13.C., whose I ictore was in the in Fs+a,irtt 90, We repeated'
London Free Press b tdaq of tact Lord.':i tense
Prayer in unison, Synge
TENDERS WANTED weep were recently In Ottawa to 209 To the itutghts in the Days sf
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS receive the "Vh'boi.a terns 4" the Old" was sung,
Ruth Thomas e'
Tenders will be received by the
British IOntpire's :highest award, at as a vary inspiring topic on dficor
undersigned toe supplying, crushing 0+0111nnnent ITeuse, Ottawa to honor meaning of a good hymn, TeitCmst:
(3 -inch). and hauling 7000 cubic of their son Cita. late i,ieuz, 1Ztbert 'Btothets favoured us with a *law
Yards of gravel More or less on eT, Gray for era levy, Mrs. Gray solo, Hymn 181 "0, Master let
neset
towttehip roads. Week to be done tree, the former Aline .TeAllteter, a walk with 'Rhee' was snttltg us ether
ttudsr supervision of the itoaa datrgltter of the late Rnbt, and Mrs, which Doneltia Willie l0
iiiee
.4'ttperltttCnSlSltt, iOicAlltstet and son, Grey. greyer, mi It Wildon 0;11)1 I)o5tstb11'
Tenders will be ecetved up till recast. Wheeler, who has Been T)enanjs gave us le vett' deligl�xltb'2:
n In the 'femme -Met vicinity duet "'a}rest Lard Jesus.Vit:.
2 pen., Marsh 11, 1940. A ntat�ted working
cheque for $200 mast aeeompany 0011 of Ylus and Airs, Whesi'V was 131at'k led us in singing at 11531545113
each tender, III taken suddenly i11 with appendicitis Hymn 2114 "Spirit of the Livistet
wail sung, The tneet9.
Lowest or a,fly tender not neees• .and taken to 'Whigltam hospital God"
sartly '0iee p�od, I
When a ra.tho0 setto114 operation closed by repeating the A!ilr, r:
Gea•rge NJ4'trtth'—'Incite Iwaa peri'rmfhed. benediction.
The United Church
The W,h(S, 001dt110ir meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at tate home of
Mrs. Angus Brown with an attend-
ance of 22, Mrs. Nichol, the presi-
dent was in charge of the meeting.
Mrs, Speiran• and Mrs. Thomas bad
charge of the Study, Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Brown favored with a duet.
Kincardine Presbyterians
Plan For Synod Meeting
Six -Foot Wolf Pelt ,
Holds Huron Record
Lucknow, March 4. --Lloyd Stein,
Pnra,moent, received a $96 bounty
for what is id d t beth
largest
Huron
Tl pelt almost i f t long
The Friendship Circle.
Of The United Church
The meeting of th., lerienda%'.ti+%
Circle was heir: ai .be hoose at: Mese
Dean Davison, with au attendance ell
18 ladies. The meeting opened taut.
singing the theme 11311111 "Jiieee ,sem
the tie that Binds.' Following the
roll call, the minutes of the In:
meeting were read by the seta'¢
tary. 'lies. J. Lowe and approved
The treasurer's report was. nett.
given, as this member was ria:
present. The Scripture was read. bg
Mrs. J, Bryans. The Topic wile -
given by lir,. A. McTaggart talieei
from the 2nd chapter of the Stri.'s
Book, "Daughter Of Africa," this was
followed by a slayer given by ids a.
C. Hemingway. The Hymn "We
feyeee :ou':d: was
,..: -lie ._-:'M: crani. were
.irectee .. ._ :he ... _--'- re,'m6ers
^'
- • _ . tier :he members end
their families.. A. committee was
nominated to set the night for this
occasier'. and make all other preps:•-
ations for same, The collection was
then taken, followed with eke
llizlnalt Benediction. While 0115
ladies in charge of the lunch, woos
staking last minute preparations- to
social hell hour was. spent in cutting
out print Patches for a quilt, these
are to be brought to the Arai
meeting, made tip in a bice k
measuring exactly 9 inches square-
l'his meeting will be held at ,.2e,:
hone of Airs, A. NlcTaggart
April 5Th. After a tasty lunch was
served. which was much enjoyed 0.
vote of thanks was given Ware
Davison for opening bet• home tor
this meeting,