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Glenda Soughner
Valerie Moore
Darlene Fleischater
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NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
FRIDAY, MARCH 1st
Lorne Allen and
The Huron County Boys
HE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A,
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
10:15 A.M. Church School
iL: i0 A,M. The Jerusalem Daily:
'Ilionte 'For The Weeklenid"
MEL V ALLE
RESBYTERIA N CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. McCARRoLL
10.00 a.m. Church School
11:00 A.M. Basic Chritianity
(S) The Biblical View of the
Church
Admission — f...:landren 50c
(pre-school Children Free)
DRAW TO BE HELD
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEW'S ITEMS
A fter throe good whippings
the Legion are realizing that we
effilenten arc better euchre
players. Our majority look* as
big as the total tax assessment
for our village. We have them
frustrated and beWildei'ed and
they Must feel like the French
did alter the battle of Waterloo.
They first night Logan and Lamr
out took all our good players.
When we wore totalling them up
We were two men short, so
dema rifled Lamont and Sam,
Workman. play for us, which
they did, I knew they would
flay just as good on our side, a
good card player always doeS his
best,
The boyS had wonderful luck.
ltIvery (line they Picked up their
cards, they were loaded. It's
the only time in the history of
Brussels a player cursed, and
and swore as he marked his Win,
on a score card. The abuse I took.
was terrible, The second into,
Norm itheifer, one of our 'men,
ran into a bit of trouble. ;He went
to the game with a new cap and
Went home with one I wouldn't
let in the house, but it does fit
phpifer to a T.
am offering ten dollars for
the arrest of whoever is wear-
ing ?heifer's cap, I care nothing
for its return 1 just Want to find
out who in heayens name has
anther head like Pheifer,
On the second night. when
tsam Workman called out the
score, quote “(;entiemen win by
112" 1 hears a thump and a
bump. I look around and How-
ard Hackwell couldn't take it
and so he fainted away deader
than the Grit party.
Bill :Humphries grabbed the
scrub bucket, I guess he was
trying to finish Howard off cause
he doused him with pails of
water. Nothing happened. That
there Travis fellow knew
what to do. He opened a bottle
of Moist:his yellow golden ale
and poured about three drops on
Howard's chin, Immediately
Tioward began licking his "lips:
and trying to reach the bottle.
in no time at all he was, sitting
up and after drinking '7 or, " S
Dints lie was as good as new, and
able 16 let to the; bar,
Some of our men weren't there:
Frank Thompson had a sore
back, said he slipped on the ice.
My opinion, he either fell or was
pushed out of bed.
Muzzy Stiles was busy filling
our railways with Snow,
fl3oh Wiaaer told me he was
in bed with ColittM Funny name,
nhe imiSt be Italian,
Jack Clark was home, said he
had cOinpaity. I expect it was a
bottle of Scotch.
jack McWliirter had to go
and milk a COW so he would
have fresh milk for his Southern.
CoiMort.
Archie Willis fell off a telta•
phone pole that day and was
loosened up a hit. Fortunately
he lit on. hiS head.
Prank Duncan stayed home
trying to figtire some way to put
the telephone Co. out, of buS.
mess. Cliff Marks had to go and,
have a hair cut, ete etc. •
I promise the best show
ever produced in BruSsels. Watch
for the date,
Truthfully Yount
T. K. 10.:
Some People wotild rather be
Wrong than quiet for a moment:
Organist: Mrs, Norah Moffat
THE ANGLI LA N C HUx
OF CANADA
priest:.
The :Rev..F. G...Braby, 18.A„ L,Th,
• SAINT • JOHN'S — :Brussel*
Organist Mrs 8, itlott.
Holy EUChari8t
11:30 A.M. :Mattins.
SAINT ALBAN'S. & -•
SAINT DAVID'S •.ATWOOD
10:00 a.m. MatUns .
HUNTER EXAMINATIONS
On January 1, 1968 Reguatious
under licence examinations were
entioted, making it compulsory
for all novice hunters wishing
to obtain their first hunting
licence to pass a hunting licence
examination conducted, by the
Department of Brands 034 1 or-
e$t8.
Recent amendments to the
.Regulations also provide that
prospective hunters under'twenty
years of age Must complete
course in Hunter Safety Train-
ing under the direction of a (Mali-
fled :Hunter Safety Instructor,
before ap i ng to the Depar t-
inent to write a hunting licence
examination.
Hunter Examination Centres
Will be Operated by the Depart-
Merit in the Lake H,iiroti Distriet
(in this immediate area) at: the
following let..!aftons on the dates
specified below.
E xamining hours will be from
0:00 a.m. to 4;.00 p.m.
ebringv Hie : Anglican Pnrish
House, March 9th, 1968 ,
'N,.itigliant: Town Hall, \larch.
10th, 1.069
Owen Sound: Departm.ent of
Lands & Forests Zone Office,
March 2nd,1965
Examinations Will Be Given
By Appointment Only
Applications, should lie made
en Form CI.R. 1 available at ail
Department offices and licence
issuers. Applicants under twenty
years of age' must submit with.
their application proof of com-
pleting a Hunter Safety Train-
ing Course,
In all cases applications. MI:ST
be mailed to arrive at the De-
partment of Lands and Forests,
Fiespeler ONg Er, EN: IN
v of the date the can-
didatie wishes to take a scheduled
examination, in, order te: allow
for suffiCient time for cont
Urination.
If no applications have been
received by this date, the exam-
illation centre NOT be
open on the day scheduled.
Further information may be
obtained by calling .Hespeler
District Office - Telephone,
Number 658-9856
..,(51$11ING, EVEN I'S
OOSTPONED
kirctiniStu,aces.
yonn our control, the concert.
book.ed for March 29 must be
Postismed. Please watch. - for,
ii; (late.
I range `1110111pSou,,• Ted it'lliett
BINGO
Howick Lions' Bingo ,.will “be
held on Friday, „March 1st, ..at
8.20 p.m. in Wroxter Community
Hall. Admission $1„ 12 regular
games for $10; 2 "Share the
Wealth"; one $25 Special; door
prizes; Jackpot of $65 in 52.
YOUR LAST CHANCE
To See the big 1968
FARM SHOW
,CLOSES FRI, MAR, 1, 4:30 P.M.
There's
for the
Something
Whole Farm
.L;misstoN
6 O c
rAildren with
Adults
Admitted tzree
EVENING PROGRAMS
Bking the family to
LONDON
PO. information, phone the Ice&
CIS Passenger Sales Office
TRAIN TO
T Off
Ask about convenient departure
and return times
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