The Brussels Post, 1946-3-13, Page 1t1e
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CARD OF THANKS Huron County
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Now Showing Thursday, r day i',.11t� atuI'ddy
First Show 7.30 p. m. Second Show 3'.30 p• m.
'rW'�ry Satturrdyay�j (IVIatiu?ee 3 p. m..!p9
G LP�GI' F=a, t6�u1erp77 Witas%I,IK:.Ut"
Srtt.a, ring Deanna Durbin
Corning lord ifre Kate
This theatre open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only.
len 1 ,.I• 1',,1 1h, , r ,tis Atwndl h,, ,( a) 111 111,5
lustl'1, ;••..
1.110 tnenthersItlp drive so I
! :ore • --flus . 'r 1' 111uu. hat,• ia- i nossibiy on .tun lath, it urr,,n. ,.
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imitators , We thank the business
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I lief, Scheme Goes 1 ;,nit 1akin. 1,1.r1era i(it ini0cou,,ti1i01
into Effect )'id. 1'ros•rawuu' will b„
lilute d
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llnrtw Conuty I1ue; I lullit1,:11' 1111 'h+• plod Day.
t'""th'll 'I'''111':1 .Aatt.d tlt..tiuy (f '1h' ullicer:- .11 lltlrun ('aunty
Association, ssociation, at lire 1107,1 Yuri(! 4,16't1i.,,. •;licit tit' support ,,,
Butyl in '1'utmttu ott :Hutch 1st. Wm. 1 i..i in:- „no li:dlvitinai in thi'
Turnbull. liras -1.is. ('inns. ('oulies, unrlt•rla1ii, g. Full lu'uruntiuu can
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CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Alex Icing wishes to express
her sincere appreciation to neighbors
and friends for the many acts of
kindness and sympathy extended to
her in her recent sail htirea,✓'-l.le"nt,
ENTERTAINMENT
"Beads on a String"
a 3 act comedy play staged
by Atwood Y.P.U.
to be held in Ethel Town Hall
Monday, March 18
at 8:15 sharp
Admission — 35c and 25c
auspices of Ethel Y.F.U.
A PLAY
"Ready -Made Family"
under auspices of Brussels
United Y.P.S. ,
to be presented by
Wroxeter United Y.P.S.
In Brussels Town Hall
Friday, March 15th at 8.30 p.m.
"widower marries widow
BUT
both have families"
the trouble that follows is
certainly FUN. This play
promises to be enjoy-
ment "for the whole
family."
Between Acts—Mrs. Hamilton,
Soloist.
Miss Agnes Wearing,
Saxophone.
Admission -35c and 20c
J. J. McGavin at 81 Years
Is Still Active As Drover
WALTON, March 9,--011 Thurs-
day evening a birthday party was
held at the home 111' 1I r. tUld 11VS.
1, 1.11111',.1 iii honor of the latter',
erand-father, J. J. 1'Icc;u'wltt, highly
-cls timed and widely known resi-
lient of Walton remtuunity, ,on the
.,•..'un of his 91st birthday.
11r, McCavict Was born' near
Value on March i. 1 36:i. At the age
4851 hr, moved to this neighbor-
hood with his !invents, the late 1L',
1.11.1 Mrs. \V111Isnt Me1,1'aw'in. and re-
ceived Ills ('!m`a'im[ a1 Lead ba
sehool 11r. Mttlavin 1lvidil recalls
the time when Lt'ndbnry was a
thriving spot. A11 that remains of
it 11 Is 1I1 11 11 1110 all11 the s:ehool.
In 10151 Mr. MrCavin married
P teIIR Berrie. They have two ehil-
aven, a daughter, Jennie, 1-Tt:e. 1V.
1'l. Turnbull, Brussels, and a son,
Gordon. who is his father's partner
in the drover business, At the time
of his marriage Mr. McGavin took
up fa'1111r'g 0n the farm now Owned
hY his sou, (Merlon, noted Canadian
plowman,
In 1915 Mr. licGavin started a
drover business which has been a
sucees.slful enterprise, The hasill 0's
c'arried an frons two shipping
points, Sea1ort,h nod Walton Al-
though 'his son has taken over the
res'pon'sibility 01' the log buying.
4(1r. Mc'Gavin still 11110cts the cat-
tle stippit''g. At the age 04 81 30
carloads of cattle are still shipped
by hint to Toronto annually. Mr,
114(1110111 accompanies each load to
Toronto and keeps posted on the
latest market reports, He enjoys
his weedrly t, n
widely known throughout the
Union Stock Yards,, Not once has
Poor health prevented h1011 from
shipping,
Mr. McGavin has seven grand-
children and three great grandchil-
dren,DuringThe birthday celebra-
tion 'Thursday the 30 guests enjoyed
progres,ah't' euchre, after which
lu11ell was served by the hoslas8.
:Ars, Hugh Italns0y, Walton, was
taken to the K. & W, Hospital last
Friday sttffnrmg from a badly broken
hip, :She has been ltt this condition
since last November and it is
expected that. she. will be in
Kitchener for ROMP time,
Friday. Match S being sot aside as
'World Day of Prayer Ave followed
tho service sed. forth in the pt'ogra'tn
distributed by the W. R•1, Societies
of Canada. Then Mrs, I-1. Kirkby
spoke on the mission work being
cat tical on in A.11'itsa by Dr. Currie..
She stressed the Reale need for
Workers 111 ail branches of the work
thud' is to he carried on in the future
She said the Africans) want and neon
better working and living conditions
and these .411;n be brought 1y the
tonc'hing In the mission centres, of
which there are ton few.
Beware that thou forget not ^ , visits to Toronto ad is
the Lord thy God. 9Y
Duet. 8:11.
M elvile Church
Minister Rev G. A. Milne, M. A.
10 A. M. Sunday School
and 811)10 Class
11 a. m, Sermon subject,
"'The Tragedy of the Second-
Best."
econd-
Best"
7 p. m. Sermon Subject,
"Facing the Alternative."
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minster R .1. Hugh 0. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
"Faith and the Pessimist"
Doubting Thomas
Junior Congregation
12 Church Soheol and
Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise
,"Life and Vision"
Everyone Cordially We,eome.
Church of England
2nd Sunday in Lent Mar, 17th
SL John s Brusseia -
11A. M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Student from Huron College,
g P. M. Sunday Sehool
and wibts alas
St. lsergs'sNo Service this Sunday.
St. DeVld'e Montoya -
2.16 P. bib 8. 8. E Bible Clue
8 P.M. ZVening Prayer
end Sermon
REGENT THEATRE
SSeafo'rth, Ont,
Thur., Fri., Sat., March 14.15.16
Peggy Ann Garner Allyn Joslyn
Junior Miss
Sparkling comedy packed
with laughs
Mon,, Tues„ Wed" Msroh 18.19.20
Joan Crawford Jack Carson
Mildred Pierce
A screen version of the
James M Gain novel.
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat,, Mar 21.22.28
Alert Curtis Martha O'drisooll
The Dalton's Ride Again
Above average western
loaded with aotlen.
CbMCtYGI- 1y
Bell ' Fel; A6tintO
71' tb+ to •d r,111 c - nu•y secretary,
Roy. 1.011(le,bnl0, '41 d Jet, ab, \\'. V. 11,11•, Lul.d' 1 r ,, Out. Head
Earl Ale Donald, Luck• adw 111":i1, copy i, .1Plil 111.
now. Melville Dennis, liluevide Th' !'1!1_11;. 111111' wi.l :'i5,
Ronald e'oultes. 1\ utgitlau, Igtalitt• (,11171,1 • lttrrni r:;colage of 1h'
O'Leary, 0eaforlh, Allred \Pante), ,.,Irilo ('natty, 1,1111 w'il hr. t1' 6(4)111.'
Bayfield, 11nnt ninety, Ctudrri°I'' i'+I1,', by '1. iur6,•.. II111 ill'
henry 5c,hi11 ', 1)as11wuod, .lrt'k ..1,! I11A • i1fc:uaatlon t( :he farmers.
Ryan', Sea forllt• \ rnuuiy Ilirectors,' Meeting nn
Chas. W. McGinnis of Iroquti.. March 6111 was well attended, with
(Mario, !'resident of the As8oclat' President ltus rill Bolton pre hlin�.
Enos 111 add[,.+(n;; We• gathering of .11r -i, I.inyd 'Tayl,,r, newly annulutea
,in'ee hundred producers stated 111 1•.'enteit'11 Represeniatire. was intro•
wits a happy lec•asfun, ns 11(141 tlttr.rsi ,and Mrs. Taylor outlined lite
,•hem.• was about to 61., put into plate the w0111W1 of linnet County
effect and stressed the responsi- could play in the Federation.
Willy, Ibis will entail, You are 1)01.1. The President .111)0110 on the
1f a !lig il1d115t1'y known over the
entire world, said tdle sneaker. It
bas grown to be u 180 million dollar
export buslnes,s and is vital to our
national economy. Present bonuses
are consumer bonuses not producer,
said 11r. RItGinhe and future help
to our industry, must be .on a
quality Stasis. You are entitled to
full cost 1.•f production plus a reason-
able profit far your pt'odnct,
The Secretary's I'epont showed a
65 milli'on, dollar 10(111stry in On.
tarso, and least Year we it 1hie
province produced :39% of 0'11 hogs
marketed in the Dominion. lir,
Tum•on, Ontario 'Secretary stated
that 67% -of all 5-1 hogs, were
placed in that grade by improper
feeding and it was 'snot the fault o -f
the hog, 150% were 100 fat and 17%
were either too heavy or light in
weight,
Cnlivel Kenerly, Minister of Agri -
vulture grave the following figures
representing millions of pounds of
60411[ shipped to Britain, during
14 luta 45, each figure representing
a
three month period,
19'14-215 - 1.82 - 66 - 1G0.
1945-145 - 100 - 45 - 107.
Wo can readily see the inconsist-
ency of our supplies and the tre-
mendous (trop in production, This is
why the bacon ration to 'Britain
has had to 130 reduced from six
evinces to 4 online& -
Meeting Of
Friendship Circle
The members of the Friendship
Circle entertained their families gild
n fr'w guests to a "Pot Luck
supper," last Friday night. Aft et'
supper n sing song tinder 111e leader-
ship of Mrs, R. Cousins was much
enjoyed, following this R. short
program was presented. A chore's
by the Miller and Hemingway
•e'ilds'er( A rending by Mrs. Wilson,
a1 trombone and pian duet by Miss
Karen and Mr, C, Bus,chlin. A read-
ing by Mrs, C. 'Hemingway, A duet
by Mrs, It Constar and Mrs. D,
Ilavison, A moa't'lorgan selection
by Mr. Bateman, ,Several contests
were much enjoyed, with Reiss
1811(l1ey Cousins and 'Mrs. C, FTem-
ingwa,y in eh'a'g0, The evening
crone to a. close with Mr, C. Hem-
ingway thanking the members of the
Friendshhip Circle on behalf of him-
self and others present, for the
splendid way to which the ladies
had entertained them, The Nation
nl
Anthem 5000 then 511110,
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NOTICE —'--NOTICE
'Ponders will be reeeivt'd fill
Oainn'dtty, April Gt1 Rt.. 2 0110011
P,RT, for :Inviting and hauling 0000
or more (mid, var,le of Gravei in
season of 1946. '!'enders received
rails for crushed 40 1" sg11are or '4"
round and "314" square or 1,6" round.
The lowest or any tender not neves-
Rarity areptert
$eetn'ity 5111 he r'equit'ed.
J. H, Feat', Clerk,
Mlle!,,0111,
T1ANC111 on the 1411100111 inns, floor
of Co'dnn's remodelled Donee' Hall,
Seaford) to the streamlined rythsns
of Bort Worth and his CTtN\
Ambassadors 8 piece orchestra
TSVnly Thuredny, commencing :March
31. 11io.nring 9.30 - 1.00. Mansion fiOo
-wable Fly Campaign and asked
that each 'township give full en
opera bon and support.
The delegates to .Annual Hog
Produc'ers' Meetlrg- in 'Toronto an
141arch lot gave a report of that
meeting. It was tiecdrled, on motion
of Harold 'Montgomery and Jarlcaml
Woods, to retain our Hog C'om-
mitt.e, as our County organization,
with the addition of a Committee of
4(1111' 111 each Township to work
with the Township Director, who
would become Ch'aiiinan of that
Township C'omanittee, and a member
of the County 17xeotttive,
Soldiers' Souvenirs
Desired
A meeting of the Library lloard
was held on Monday evening, March
11, with all the members presant.
The chairman, Rev, H. C. Wilson
presided. It was decided to set
May 10 ns the date fm• the 11'r'n0
meeting of the Huron County
Library Association to be held in
l'1'nssels, The speaker will be 11
J. Jury, Curator of the Ttnivprsity of
Western Ontario museum, The
018 gestion• was made that returned
service men be requested to place
on exh'hili01 in the library any
souvenirs of interest which they
have 111 mph! from (lyra',:.,i ,
World Day of Prayer
The World Day or Prayer ca.; ob-
51rVed here in 111o 1l'lted Church
Friday afternoon, with a large
number attending. Mrs, Lorne
Nichol; plc ddert 04 the 'United
(Burch W.M:S., presided, and the
meeting opened with tc--pelts,y-e
reacting led by lists, ,Toho Meadows,
o4 1110 Presbyterian 1''.21.5, The first
three sections of the pr0grnnl were
taker, by Mrs, George Davie. of the
given by Mrs, RToi'row -of the Angst-
hymn 0vas sung by bins. 12 B.
Cousins, The Bible reading was
gihen by Mrs,liororw, of the An511-
c'an auxiliary, Part four Was taken
by Mi's, Lorne Nichol, and payers
were offered by Mrs, Nelson Catrlife
and Mrs, Harold Spelt'. Mrs, George
A. Milne gave a brief address, which
Wn9 fnllowOl by a duet by :Margaret
Cardiff atxl Mary Lon 1Tc•Farlane,
adeontiptn:ied by Mts. Harold
Thomas,
Melville Church
Thn subject of the niitlIater's
sermon on 5a11'allay 111-0t'llIllg was,
"Tho 110Y wh•o stayed At H01110,"
Tito subject Waft based 011 the
Parable of the prodigal sot. The
hardness of the elder son's nature
was 50011 to he the cause of his un -
Christian behaviour on tine night of
his bather's return. The whole
parable served to show the prove-
lenre of el -ns such ns' cynicism) and
bitterness tin compared with the
more hdg)ty publielsled .s1105 which)
attract pnblie attention,
Tie morning anthem was "God Is
a Spirit" by 'crown, The Sabel[ of
t110 (vetting sermon won, "Worlr
and WAtclr." In this study it was
learned that .honest work is In-
separable front true religion, The
A.11't1lrYOl wan. "Praise Ye the rather.'
by rionnad•
CORNER STONES
I I '.L n. 1t A.
(,tit Atm, Mi• rritgt_ f1S1
Tip, instead...! or to u I 1..4 Yt
�•>. 'a it e,1.a a-. i - t, .Ill '11 ,•111'
ahs, -h 111 n'it'nl, 'CLe til
Illi Jlndl.,lll .. ,- ltd ..
of i, :1, .I
n1)' e tic r11',„1:
u•L.tiun •Lip
:Int 'i1)• int-buu1 nal
!II .11)1J, ,111 ,•I,• lata \
t I ,. lily :,niali.1l Iy
-:p1 ore, pit, i1 , ,. IIti , 11
1)l -:•,i Iwo ,1 n,i':et ie.
11 1..atcr .rill, rn<n4l;atnrnh
Itr4 :'t'I 1'C ,' 1111at 1 ttl11'rlttgo- ittl7
ly AL• •t t,ito' y, - :'.1 lit Illy
itckOOOW1Olig'd as providing 111+
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man. ,f ,111,'3. 7,'41111, and
happiness, not only for the Inds
bill ,Il -e 7ti' *II • community
\\"e see the !Ionians erailtlally
unttne In this e or elusion and
labli17in1 a 1 ratlitlon 111 1 tail i t,
i ]anally life, and of m.Iniveid 4,111
••.en r:u',Ili1 d,
which is with n- stilt It
fI„111 Raman law that there tomos
OW 111,11 or lllnrl"ag'• as a 4'1•11'r;1,
between two indiriduuls. Tit -
11 -1,1 1
it11111 definition of uti'tu,.,r.
i-: '•ILe yollt Lary union for lire
,t' ono Unlit anti one wlntlarl to the
exrhr-i,.1. of all othc 1'a.”
Lt 111" 1!nal . emit'[,',' ,v of last.
1%-c, le, :t•t?VIP 1 pointed 0111 that the
existing ,amerader•!e between young
men and women was helping to
. onrt, tact the sordid se11tintent.all,m
of films and cheap novels. This
•intr•rtelerie (recite ynttl g men
and more especially young women
from many foolish. 'taboos'. and
meaningless omlven tiol: s. Yet this
result Is arrived at not without
cost. freedom pan be nbused,
and too often it is, with dire results.
1t is very easy to flout tradition and
convention, but the price for so
doing is often very high, Tradition
and convention may have something
10 say for themselves, They may be
rooted in etlperfenrce and embody
the best and Most practical wisdom
The fact that so many of the old
safeguards have departed lay's a
responsibility on young people to
thirds seriously fon' themselves, and
for older people to think seriously
ard sympathetically with them, and
PK) SA up new standards which shall
be both sale and free
Some standard of conduct is
r,sential, and while such must he
framed for the protection of the
weak. It must be honoured by the
strong, To -day, authority is
auestiot'ed, but it Is also sought, and
here lies the opportunity of the
older general ion. It is not for
older people to evolve 1)11,11 laws—
only the ,young;eon do this --but it
i:: the task of older people to help
:he young in their search for
111thority. The young must be
!nought into touch with genuine
Christian teaching to give them con-
tid<'ttce to shape rhe standards of
the future.
United Church
YcllnrS People's
The meeting opened with 11r.
lilaclr in the chah', Tiyymn 77 "God
toilettes, eat'tlt with boa ttly"
was snrg. T'o y :\ndersnu read the
Rc•riilture which Was found in ,To1Ln
1-111, followed by the prayer led
1,y Irvine P11011, The minutes were
rend and adopted by the secretary.
Plans were finished for the play "A
Ready Made Family" which is to be
held on Pri(1ay 111011 at the Town
1lttll. Plans were made to assist
Rev. 18711sor with his service 011
Sunday night, Some of tine Young
People's members taking part are
Drily 'Elwell reeeive(1 the offering.
TTyntn 273 "We aro Climbing Jacob's
l.ndder" was sung as n round. The
Scripture, St, Matt. 1:1-1G was
read by Audrey Anderson, Marjory
Tintenlal led 11 prayer. 5Ty1»n
1:61 "Lord, T want to he a Christian"
was sung. Ruth Wilson gave a
reading on 5- Japanese i'amily,
linrjnry Sanderson favoured Mein
5111 a Mann soon, Frnneis Dennis had
the topic. Tt Wag 011 "W9ta,t Is a
Clrrivtinn?" Betty Thnell gnve a
reading on "'There are Loyal
Tlenris,'' Hymn 80 '`(hide Me 0
Thou gw'oat Jehovah" was sting
The steeling closed with the Mispnll
benediction.
SCAN
Mr•CA1't,F.Y---tn 51rat ford nonan
hosl)i111 on Saturday. March 9th
to kir. and Mrs, Tmrne 11/1Canley.
11100 Bloyee Davidson) --tile 5lf
of a son.
What Is Our
'High School Worth
T ll1tlnt \:! 1 Il :11 1 -1'.;: '•1' :
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BRUSSELS, ON 'fils1Ftht
Red Cross Aids-
Flood
idsFlood Victims
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1,1 oh.
t e 51 I1
Leto.: ,
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5 Vitt.
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• h, /11,1%.! 111 un. . all' 1,y'ec'. 7!
lnrrlt a'hith •at- '411' 11'' •:n-.`
-[tall 1'r, .1 „no•
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•' J,1, i - !t 1'-
1111\ 411111 ill /.1 1 int
PO. ' :1 1 i . tU r l : 1 1 . ? t 1.
\\.. hence'.'" 11 we :I.t.• allotted ''hl•
Area n/• :it. asking for we
.7113,11.
A tlalettlr•nl b. i81. (88,4,' err en'h•
by 81)1111 in slither!' y S ,'
,.n•.rn why re, .ceii 1„1,',i 1. -
Atoned to tun.l. 'l , •, ,1'r
I 1' 'i= 00;11
w rat i
net he 'wdiiu•' nlut the
nt0:110;01 "n, 1 d'tur, 1 - 1001
the n•glra.,3 addition n I L ,01.
'!'h>• alrlit1 .' 'would ,! 6,• 1-' --, .'45',
Int at. 10as' it 0'•1'"l nut h'• 'P' ,..,tl'1
do with ar.d 7'• pr,,111 I' ,1r ..
new school . -that ycoal+l Ile fu!' file
taxpayers to decide• ',.111, ,,1..la::
n1.-11 hi 71 alt 1'1,'r'ly 11,.115. 111' 1111
:1y ,:1 1 ,1; dud
II,. 0 s yy 1 1' 1 1 11 .t
.Art, we terly 'Int i, 1'c t '
to the f"IrI..ti t'xi't1' tie',.it
Ii then r•," , :. rt,l '.,- h.nt1`- ; nd
organization, :a•, lid L it 4,•
'Iia' they Avo.t1n =uln+'irt :h • m'•es•
Baty expense and 1.'! the Cou•uita-
iict•-('•1t11111,1e. 1tl.w Wi1011 it 01`.--1,
next week '11:6 RI'ns$el flrcy ;I' d
:,{, ••yis at• rosily 'e pay 41,0 1':'
11001 111111 ;an': 1 be so--•• 1 od by
'he rear of sante expense. 17'e are
sure they will find that the expense
involved here will not exceed that
required in 'any area t0 w11 1011 111eY
n case
might be attached and 1n
1',0' o a.e
equal the expense of education to
the township previous to the present
settle of grants, 1Aet us demon-
strate a denial of an'y `•taint t11at the
ratepayers of Brussels, Grey and
Morris would turn down the required
capital expenditure to provide all
up-to-date 8011001 and equipment,
To Be Regretted
Tt is regrettable that the conduct
of some or our .hockey falls was
such that it received public
critirisul in a neighbom'iug news-
paper. Not having been present
at this galIne in questit111 we are
malting no comments on the valid-
ity of the eriti1isalt nor are we ovens -
Mg anyone. 11'e reel sure, however,
that that newspaIter would not
have printed the remarks i1 11 id
without pt'n1•ut'atian. it is tul'f,rhu1-
a1e 1110 incident oernrretl.
11'e are quilt, 111810.8 that under
the stimulus of cheering their team
to 1'ietor'y so111epeople n1)y be more
or less carried away in their 83-
clleauettt but it is 1,0 excuse for
disrepina110 actions which is what
they were accused or, f'c'opl8 at
51101 lila),, should hear in Mind the
fact that such actions are not only
an adverse reflection on themselves
hat -t1'• (heir home 1,10511 as well and
3µw1.11 themselves accordingly.
PEOPLE' Wd:' KNOW
MI'. (1, 11iTlonea 111,[,11, •1 118111''
front (-lith 41 hospital 111 Monday.
$ * m
ITarold Parker, Toronto. sport
the weed( end at his home here,
* 1 *
11r, R. 1V. Kennedy visited 111s
mother 11rs, A. 11. Kennedys Toronto,
nn Monday.
,a • ,e
11r, and Mrs. T e'+ bit:T'a:130: n.
'rnrnnlo, were week end 110110rs in
Br'uss'els.
* a Si
1'11ss [salted McTavish', Arthur,
was a weeir end guest with 11)111'
father 0. N. McTavish,
* ell
:111•, and 111's. ,Tatksou Me.
t,utrheon 1111(1 children of Listowel
were Sunda 4( visitors With Mr, 400
Mrs, R, Bennett.
p *
1)avid Parker, who has been 111
industry in 11411gland for Route time
retaruod to Canada last •GVt*dnesd5Y
nit the R4anrtanlia. Tic spent the
week end' 111 T3tnrssels 50111 his
11101 her, Mrs. ,T. Parker.
I * 1 *
Mr. W. L. T'"a'lmcr of Toronto
motored here last Thursday return -
ilia Tl+iday taking .his laude son
Rol,ert who has spent the last three
1111111171([ with his grandmother. Mrs.
11,. 'S'lls)n'ihan and MISS flu T3nrhanOn.
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1;lli
14,1 1'1,
i)11r111411 53111, 1,1a al l- i 1 cls'.
,111 11 -id tit
de u.! •d 11,0.1, . 11,1 dirk ,I 11.1 . n
31et115 comforted theta
The i,tt'il tire 0i 1)n,:,,,. L..
1Mn rd at 1,110 1 1k u'
Alf tllit 1410 -.hiI1 co cul 1 .1
!llf ask, 1,4 1 •lir I. le„ ll • .
lilt ..I. l.atn i-, 1)I•''?N. 1 1.1.01 , ..
11 11., 1)41(701 1'l dr 1741.0 :t ,i. -
d r ctrl ;I tui II.I + i1111h-1'131 •
Ilic Ree c
111%I1, 11 lrrul;? !l. llI.,1t1 . -
4- i
Otatit."•rsy
Mrs, Elsie R.Pegg
'1'7.• 4•.,17 111 •1f
b,•luyed wire et' 'C F Peag.1J- n.x.tni.
o,. erred in •111- Cll.' fin -peal. `'•a ,:.w
rune eui Feibruauy 11+-11-1, after.
=e•.i•ir,It+.111',o-- 1.i two ntr.lhs.
The isle 111 ptys. who was- ?r.
he;, :57tH year, was hero in Rr•u:,1.11..,
the d.rIair,-r el ,full,[ Currie
and the tat' -Mrs. c'nt f ie.
•
The family etnle neat and settled.
111 llaidstove district in 1905, til
]t1.(•, .11th, 1812. site 11.0 liaidstone.'
when 0414' heran,t the bride of
Thomol Pegg of G,'nhnlnl. Site 112
her husband resided on a farm illi
that district until the time of 'ller
clines.,, She is survived by iter wilt-
ower. two sons, (lurrie, Bella Fla'
Sask.. and Don of Vancouver, fott.'-
clausnhters. Mrs. Wm, Golden. jr. r#4
Maidstone: Mrs. Crawford of :Clea.-
holm: Lout SP nC Vancouver x111
Agnes at house. her father, Mr. ,To:la.
('t:rrie of Maidstone. It sister, :14m.
W GnaY of Victoria, a brcaller,
H. Currie. Aluidstone: a cousins .4. B.
Pb. Mnidsln:,: and fly, a.•'aaecl•-
011171ren. All in tate family wore'
present for the burial s•et'viee.
Flu -oral services were lield o.
Deuholin on Feb 011 as the T'n ells
church. 011 Felt 22 the hurna
service was held at )Teidstona 116
the I'ttited Church. Rev, 82.
Morrison conducted the seryiee..
Mrs. Morrison presided at the organ
and farnurite hymns of the deceased.
"Nearer My God To Thee." "Sada-
in the Arms of :Jesus." and "Forever
1(81111 The Lord" were sung by Ow
congregation.
A large circle of friends attended
each - erVi' e 111 1 the leautifnl floral
tributes fittingly expressed (Tae
,•neem in which the dee011=1.,1 was
held.
Mrs. Pegg was a highly respected
citizen and will be greatly missed.
11.4 114y by sue. family but by all
yeh•' icr,t'ww 7,•t', Ste, was a willing
1.711147 worker lr'd during he, 11nrn':-
yenrs of 00'')111' held the ot'liet' of-
rt.'d,•nt :old t'•eaynr•r of the
Ladies' .Aid. ituring 17,• war 44''a44'
site spent nuuch !Title working for qv. -
lied Cross 11114 was treasurer of alts
organisation feu some time, AIi
worthwhile erdr,+vonrs in Gee..
dist r•11 round her ready 5nppere.
it0c11110ltl Wil 5 made itt the 'MOM:
stone cemetery with ' Messrs. Joe.
liitc•hell. 11' G. Johnston, Fu, Oak.
\.
Hormel, Wallnee Carson and Thrts1t
L'rnw" a•• pallbearers,
er's,
The M:nidst1ne liter.`?
'I'110 deceased was a niec8• .Cdr
ltobcrt c'ltln'b, Morris and Bill Work
(trey Township,
A
Red Cross Notes
Having tontpleted the last ((1114,0101 -
((1' knitting and sewing, the Rod
Cross workroom has `•irked after wb.a
and R tinct' years of service. TO tan •�*,..
Who devoted ,`,11 much time and 1.111•..
ergy to carry on this work the 0rdrt-
venars wish lo express their sinker'
eat 111an1(3,
'VIII all wile 'lav` any set'airrl_,'
wool on hand. or knitted articles,
kindly return slave io the library tan -
soon ass possible,
Brussels United Church
('01111ming a satyr of the Dtsc1p1 ;'
of ("ln'is.l, SI. James 1111. Greaser wvas
the subject of the morning mod1t0-
Iron in the Milted Church. A moist,
ing
ot -
i11g; anthem nos eotl'Iributc-(l taw Was,
:lion% 1101,• INell'in,5' 1111' 8pp1'Sn$114f
snhti'cl was. 'Reasons for Optttintftra.'
'IR.t 1-enin.g anthem was 'T.)eier ipir5T
?.,.d. 1.1'' i1' which 11115 11111% Wiltlnwi.
1011d -John W3leon sane tt duct Watt.