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THE BRUSSELS POST
\\"oduesday, September. 15th, 1948
i tt ;cllmt I t > tss• d away in Virtorla ,.,.._,....,..,.,,,..� . �,..- .'-""`...,le."..."...,
I ti i s nttioe e ,d
Delmore.. .1rm,ld 14111km attealled school at \'Vlni~hant. They were
t the itatho• SlUrn9 1 Delores iTa'o111on, Ir:ut Nlllelt,
Clinton oft SU 11.1.1r, it1.11+1 [Norio arta Norma W•unttt, ('lair
a- •set. t r tent n and Kay Thompson,
Hiss Duff. I't:r;onnl P(nattn',tep A. to was herd in +lie Ehttlt'i bn;rnt,tlt on
Smith In:, re+^, ,•.1 loon • Smith is attending the ensile:au •r, Tuesday. Sept. i Ale -1 mg opened
cony, ntion at North Bav: Mr. and _ Wth the singing of Hymn 1U1 followed
Mrs. A. D. Smith and M' ,a ndrt•y by prayer. Roll Oall "A Parable of
13unldtl •att, tiled the i N' P:, at the Bible" was well responded to.
Toronto; Arnold Lillow att,nied an Mimttes of last meeting were read
air meet 10 Cleveland, Ohio, 1111 Labor . and adopted and treasurer's report
Lay, flying with a party of fire from was given. Mrs. T -T. Jo11110( .0 nave
Goticr•!rh airport to Cleveland. an Leadenexcellent
Training nrt of Scho 11.het'Phisrito
Is to
be China year in the church and she '
spoke of the new study hook "West!
of the Ganges." There is a real
J need for doctors and nurses in
China, there is one dorm. for every
D, I ungblat of Auburn has been ao nun people them, The topic for 17
engaged for the pressor term as Sept, was on Margaret LI, a Chinese
teacher at Walton public scUocl' ahnistian who has done great work
Personals: Mr, and 0Ira. Gene;": among her own people. Hymn 11111
Knechtel of Moose Jaw with fri•n(s was sung and oeneJiction pro,
here; Mr. and Mrs. Harry P.olt...r pounced.
returned from a motor trip north:
Mr. and Mrs. George- Pollai�l have
returned home, after se,elal weeks
at Wasaga Beach; Dormtd Armstrong
and Clarence McNichol were in To
Tonto at the Ex.; Rev. R. G.
and Mrs, Hazelwood and family have
returned home after spending a
month's vacation at their cottage.
William Kohler, a former resident
r
i Kitchener. r at th" hol11 c f Hoffman
iL p1:,1. Lviui„n 011 .".1!:.!11•-1 nil, 1;1 4S,
Interment was made In \1'oodlana
cent, tory, London, Out.
Regular monthly of the W.M.S
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' from North flay, where ht liter led
Graduate tt' lS:
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r ario College of 7tornetry. `. the annual nrh conference of the Ontario
P•roof the Canadian Postmasters
a ..1>i 3.30-'5.V. t 1 , •rating Th, new ,1 :r•, o, noir..r_,
ir- '? • J at x .. 3Tr, Smith .tom Ilii llihe., of
.EvexaT?i . � >�,
a oinnttnef f•, j the exective.
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= ..,,tis TAVVmmatevW05a 2 word has been reeaivel herr of
for desalt of Rev. Willi un P•ttt-rson.
D.D., at his home in Toronto, on
ALE was snug by \I1`•P Shit , • 'Pura. n. Sunday. Death came suddenly,,� � The service will be w 'hdr:twn »cy.t following a heart atta^k. Mr. Pat -
Services wet,' withdrawn at Knox s'inday.
Presbyterian Church on Sunday as r'osnnais:'Was Gertrude ye
the minister, Rey. L. C. Jorgensen. F,.li 1.D., and Mrs. A. tilt
conducted annlrrrs:try 'c•n"'1''t'a tt of n.. yoming% with thrix en
Bellmore, the associated sen read P•rc,nand Ell! ++t. and Mr,. Ell
idea. The attendant at both Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a. Miller.
morning and evening ,:el de w,rs
good, and inspiring
grave. Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. ''111
massa,;: were \\'ingbam, Misses Ethel ai11
beard. Special music war eo tri• erre Iseaiir, Srmifort h, with t
a+t
hated by the choir, ls.ed by '` cousins. Misstile, Olive Sent: and
male quartette from \'V'.litechtlr('b• R. F. Garniss; Sy Messer
A. 'cello solo was play_d by Mrs. 1_ Robert N'ilaan. Toronto. at
-gensen. Messer's home stere: Mr. and
itch.
Lull
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no.
cies.
Flop
h e'r
Mrs.
and
Mr.
Mrs.
terson was minister at Knox Pres-
byterian Church here for a short
time, leaving here to swept n call
to a congregation in a anbutb of
Ottawa. The funeral service was
held on Wednesday afternoon, with
interment in Mount Pleasant ceme-
tery, Soronto.
The public school opt. 111,1 Tuesday
punning with Iierold Henry of Wing -
ham as teacher. There were eight
beginners: John Greenaway, i3eb-
b,ie Mundell. Phyllis Elliott Bob
adde11 Car -
service at the 1'r. ' 1i•t",'11 Bernard ttllow, London, ac•emora 1. Thompson, Raymond lti
conducted by tit:' teMister led by Miss Peace of Simla, with of Greig, Gertrude Mann, and Jac.
T. A. en.
s,lhleet Mrs. Nellie Lillow; Fleming Plaelc gueline Kerr.
Burden. w ."
'The Cohering Chr{;•,.' r_ solo! in Buffalo: firs. P. 3. MJ•:weu wish I All Pupils w1nr, were saccessful at
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QR p04AMtSS10ca OF ON Nie
ego u TORONTO S E
$eptem)Der 11, 1948.
°f the community
Fellow Citi2ens: from all classes still mounting.s
ow electricity Ontario, from
.ear a demand for slog - all over eased production ass for
arms and industries demand for incr forward withplans
keep
t deed is pressing d more jobs
• homes, ebeing built, and industry reduction an
increasing
mean greater production
over the
iexpansion,s y plan demand kilowatt
e in t
hours
Ontario prosperous. nticipated that the increase
four million Mato offer
It is will amount to in excess have been lude ions • th®
as of
able supply `d conservation Thee will e been industries,
.available
days andconservation
11+th' i bring and certain n Even whours per
supply
Tuesday, September
office lighting
a d in other �O kilowatt industry
s'Pfor s° naw electrical
$would have
effect on
th all
banning °uta
these reductions
ed�cti at on more power'? From you
ve4
but insist nt.
day seriously reduce ,employ et the vitally
)Howe mu s 2loursuit
Take a
ands we g Ontario. For every current.
ythere then Hydro user in le tt hours °f
as a a kilowatt will save the
eed
and every_watt electric lamp o n
almost one an tigers in Ontathere 11 b® n
burns it requires ecf the 900'electricity eve (AO.. 2L, hour
gquival t of that mach her part. t should a appliance the
for cu offs• one must do ht� grw3tc ° every
he switcheson your
Evrn eryone
every light, effort.it¶ys not needed. est must beer and
Par
women range Fa). emplorn ercialo
electric is critical• °lder> every thewaste
The situation of every householder)
essential in
main-
tained and the
sumer its ess
electricity. ricity ` % --- -�
clef
Chairman,
ectric Power Commission of Ontario.
The ElydDOl
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WEDDING
Wilbeo, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Wilbee of Ethel, Ont.
Nichol—Thynn"- tier. Torg. Carlson, B.A., minister of
With Rev. TT. C. \Vila»t ufficlntine the church, performed the ceremony
a quiet wedding was solemnized. at and Mrs. Lora Carlson, 0/110111 of the,
t h e United Church personage groom played the wedding music.
Brussels, on Saturday, September The bride who wag unattended
4th at 11 a.m. when Della Thylme, looked charming in an afternoon
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack dress of rose crepe with white
Thynne of Morris Twp., was united accessories. liar corsage was of
in marriage to Lorne Rns; Nichol, rose and white gladioli and canna -
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne tions. The bride's mother wore a
Nichol of Morriss Twp. Tha bei -le gown of brown and sante printed
looked lovely in a floor -length row's e•. pe with black accessnt•le; and s
of pale blue embossed mart -misrule, corsage of bruise gladlo'l
fashioned with drop we -miler neck
The groom's mother wore wine
line, nylon yoke and ton. fitted_ crepe w1ttt black aoccssnrie; anda
sleeves The fingertip veil was held corsage of deep rose c1*aetinns and
in place with a be.nddvss of lace, and gladioli. A wedding dinner was
carded a white Bible with white served to the immediate i latives of
streamers knotted with white the bride and groom at Fischer's
gladioli slid pink rnsetmds• ill'' T-Totel. Leaving on a trip to Niagara,
Geo. McCatcheon WAR ho• sistar's Toronto and Muskoka, tate bride
bridesmaid gowned in pearl) net
travelled in a wine gabardine soft
over taffeta with tmnehe: of bio, matching stat and black ncces-
and matching shoulderieneth veil 'withsorter.
And wore a corsage of blue,asters Sept. aril was tine 00th anniversary
George MoCutch eon alteudecl tine' of th, groom's grandparent; Mrs.
'genu. Following :iso. cercnnnny a lt, 1 Carr and the late grandparent;
nF.t Carr of.
wedding dinner was served at the 11, 11'
home of tine bride's pa"ente to the
immediate relatives. The . dining ---e
room was decorated with pink and
white. The table was centred with a
threehier wedding cake. For
travelling, the bride wore blue moire
dress with black ascan vies and
gray topcoat. Alter a honeyymoon
to Timmins, South 'Porcupine anti
points north they will 1.53,(151 on the
groom's faros in Morris tdwnsnip.
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Wiibee—Sholdlce
Pink and white gladioli and fern
decorated Olivet United Church,
Hamilton, Sept. 3rd, for a quiet' but
Pretty double ring ceremony at 12:30
noon when 101 -rt Doris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Sholdice,
Walton became the bride of Ian Ross
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