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CRANBROOK
111! Carmen Bride. Port Credit.
and Peter Bride* Toronto, visited
with „Mr. and Mrs, \1n Maeintosh
and family
Clifford Ilr0y underwent
oi'y in Wingham flospital„
Ms, Nichol and dangher Cathy
Huntsville, wore holiday visitors
at the home or Mr. and Mrs, Stuart
Stevenson and Mrs, Tohn Steven
sou,
11irs, Lloyd Hall went to Toronto
on Saturday after • receiving the
sad news of the sudden death in
Toronto of her sister, Mrs. Bran?
unman, the former Laura Sehnu-k
intement was in Toronto.
\I r. Hod Mrs, lion Dunn. iticky
and 'Bonita, Bloomingdale, visited
Mr, and Mrs, FAO Dunn on Sun-
day,
Mr, and Mrs, Terry Netvbigging,
Listoviel, yisited with her parents
r, and 1Mrs, Norman Pfeifer.
Pfeifer,
Mrs. Oscar Hu elm. Con est ogo
visited with her sisters
Calvin Cameron and Miss Tny-
lane Steiss,
The W,I, met in the I. ommouity
Centre for the Agriculture meet-
ing, Guest: speaker was Rev. Bert
Maynard, Stalin, who spoke on
"HardShips, and cost involved for
young Men starling forming to
day", and made use of charts to
illustrate, Mr. Dayn rd was intro-
duced by Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
and 'MrS, Cliff Bray thanked him
and. presented n gift of Nipper-
iation, The roll call was "name a
farm implement not in use today".
Members of the Monc.rieff W,T.
With hasbands were guests, "Mrs
Dneharme presided and the
minutes were read by Ms. Leslie
Knight. Mrs.A.lian Mcniggart was
plan;st, Ten tables of progressive
etichre Were in Play With the fol-
lowing Winners: for• high Score,:
MrS, Calvin Ca -Moron and Lorne
StriCkler, and 'IOW, Mrs. (ioldwin
Knight and Clare Vnitch.„
lucky cut) WaS held by Mrs. Win
Bremner. tntieh Was SerVed by
ineinhe'rs or the W,T,
8oRkYt.
Due to lack of space several
items hove had to be omitted, They
will be pithlished next week,
Thptitu
mitimelo prom: oforript.4,,.
Ethel Woman Has
Narrow Escape
Mrs. .1ohn of ria.hei had
narrow escape from On
Tuesday ;tight. She was travelling
ttnV;,t'd Brussels on the flit). line
Morri:; Township, when her
(.1r %vent Out of voliirol. on tho
slippery road, just west of the
bridge and ,,‘,011 t d o wn the to fr.
enthanktheut into tbe icy water
overflow tram sw011en. river
Fortunately Mrs.itrink was no'
seriously injured and was able to
make her escape from the part-
ially immersed vehicle. Doug
Workinan, in their neurby resi-
dence, heard the car horn and
went to Mrs. Brink's assistmwo,
driving her to her home,
LIONS HEAR ADDRESS
BY LOCAL BARRISTER
Lhin J1111: van Vllet presided for
regular slipper meeting of the
1'-!'fusels t,ions Club.
141(1115 COCil Mccl''adde u and
Selwyn linker led the sing song
with Mrs. jack Bryans at the,
"!'be roll was Called by Lion
secretnry. Cecil McFadden and
Mon .Tehn 'Hanna performed the
The guest spe,11t;•r. fop the evet.-
•k „ IL M. mill mA,,
‘mlier if. the local law firm, was
introduced by Lion Ha TenPas,
Mr. Mill gave a most informative.
and instracti\-c talk "'S.Vills and
Estates In l•it the cot!.
-111Sion of his address the meeting
hr:IWn 011(11 and Mr. Mill
ans....\ered numero(i-; questions
from tht• Lions giving advise and
makin:/, clear important points„
1„rion Selwyn l'ak'•t thanked the
;-mooket• and presented him with
a -4111;111 gift.
The application. Of 11Tax Watts
liccettie a menthe]. or the club
avv eptod .
! ton secretary Cecil McFadden
ite„.1t Tvith minutes and yorrei-•:-
pondence.
Lions -141dies• Nignt" will h''
bold 1.1th, at, the Royal Can-
liaul Hall.
Pusiness ittclude.d a motion 1)as-
Ned to purchase dishes, glasses.
for club Ilse, ;lisp 1;lbles,
The winner of the .guess \vas
1 ;,).! Albert TenPas,
STILL TIME
TO SAVE MONEY
'('hanks to the many people who
have taken advailtage 11-
opportunity to subscribe, or renew;
their :subscription to the lirus-uds
Post at the present rate of $2.00
per year.
New sunscipttotp.„
n"wilim• will be nrented tit the t‘
rate until the end of April when
the price will 1w increased by one
eon! a week 1:$2.50 per year in
Uninula and 83,7111 per P-ir
HorticUlturat Society.
Has Guest Speaker
The ;March • meeting or fie,
Brussels Nortioultuitil Society
held Al arch 1 7th. in the
Library, The conve»ors, Mrs 1.101•1
fromingway and Mrs. 'Wm. Miller
carried out the St 'Patrick's theme
ith d ecor t ions, There were. 211
memhes and 11 gue..;;;; present.
::\Ers. Win 'miller, vice president,
presided,. "0 carman" opened the
meeting, The minutes, treasurer's,
report antl roll cull followed. The
correspondence was: rfuttl, A letter
of resignation • from Mrs,. ' Boss
Bennett was read and a motion by
ill s. oorgo 'Wheeler seconded .by .
Mrs, .1„,„, McCutehoon that Mrs, Wm.
Miller be elected president.
vied,
Mrs, George 'Davis., seconded by
Mrs. McLarty moved we ,do not
p;ticipate in the Rose Heart 'Pro-
.1ect. Carried,
• The Brussels Society is host!,1:•
the District Conkention: on April
1.!1.11 in St, Sohn's Church, Mrs,
Rem i ngway moVrt(1. :Mrs. E.
etidinure, Airs, ceorgp Davis and
:Mrs, C. Hemingway' 1),? the r tilt-
mittep. seconded hi' Mrs 1., Mc-
Cuicheou,
• BIAS, Miller introdueed 111.,'
Misses Nancy and. Mary Illten
Knight Who tap doneed.. This w:IF
very much enioymt. Mrs. Miller
thanked the girls :and presented
each with a gift.
The quilt onus on display
tickets are • available from inemb.
ors,
Tho spring lists were mentioned
N. Mrs, Cmimore HMI fir•tie Pre.z •
nit took theirs. These are to ho
•eturnerl to Mrs. Culltoore hy
March 27th,
The prize lists for the flower
-Mow were also handed out. 'We
are indebted to Airs. Jas, Arm-
strong for the work of these and
we thank her.
BARREL GOES
OVER DAM
wal MoArtor taeli)*
,:lw;-;spv who won gill.ou in Ow
"1:arri ,i over the Dam" contest
'Cllr' barrel, placed on the fee
Ali(,‘ the dam several weeks! ago
by tilt' firemen. Went over the
(law Monday !minting, Mr, MP
.inter was the ticket holtle” whose
15 Ur. n4•:11'eSf to the exact
time,
Curling Club Holds
Einil Mixed Bonspiel
Titispite swing weather a
11 1.‘.:\r. •
1st '.111iriaty Inover. skip:' 'Les
vice: Jack Milenc11,:
Susan :McDonald. •lend 3
\\ins plus 21
211d -flits Oltifield„ skill: 'lull
Turnbull, rice: Isaho •Thnthwoil.
Coultes. skip; Writ
tion-w1 mwr
'rho season's activities will end
on Thursday evening.. March
tit 7 Pill, in the i,c,gion It
when tneintwrs, and their guests
will sit clown Itt
sly' the Ladle of the Logion. Aux•
The m01101 ,trid
rnt ,,0:11ltwo11`
folksy,' thii
1,0s1, 1-1()USE
Tv..,.1 h u ndred a id so\ 01, bow.;
half part in fhP Annual 'Brussels
Minor Hockey Tournament .mak-
tnc tho ho,r.t over Thanti-; from
Atwood. !'„olgravo. Holmore. Myth
Pauswqs, Kurtzville, Luca") and
ookodf),0 ,tenet; battled it out to
der iele ?l obampion in each of the
fivt , vntogories front Tyke. to
Midget,
behalf of the Brussels Minor
frockeY Association tind the 'Bus •
sots Branyh of the Royal Canadian
Legion, [ thank nil those who beip-
•pf.t in the administrative part of
the tournment, it was deeply
pprecia ed. •
TYKE
Final Standings Pte.
Belgrave 4
lielmore
2
tirussel
0
it
I:elgrave wen th; ob III pionship.
Top Scorers
Pelgrove, Pts.
Mel.vin Cook, Pelgrart', pts
Lynne Haines, Beigraire, 3 .pts,.
:Murray intelorm.e. Brussels 2 pts,
naines. tielgravel 2 pts„
SQUIRT
Final Stand:loos. W .Rts.
f~ttrttrt 11 4 fi
lielgrtive l 1 -2
ilrnsse3s 11 • 2 . • .0
fuican vwatt the Min 01:011Allil.),.
"fop Scorers
:Jim Berm, Doan. 1; Tits.
Cecil lawan, 9 pts„,
(lord Moon, Lucan, pts,
nick Freeman, 'Lucan, S pts.
,`~flit'!, in ,If.:rti V 0. 5 pts,
Steven :11.elinsou, lielg-rave. 5 pts„
llelgrave, 5 pts,
PEE WEE
Final Standingi W L tests..
chkridge 2 0 4
Brussels 1 1 2 •
Atwood 0 :.2 11 .•
Oakridge won the ehampionship„•
Top .Scorers
Greg. Vert-Ague.. Oultridge, S pts„ •
11111 King, Oakridge. 7 pis.
Alin Goddard. Oak:ridge. 7 pts.
Randy Johnston, Oaluidgo,
C ra i g Walk('{'. Oa lu jil g ia,
BANTAM
Final. Star/clings Sts.
Ktirtzville it
3
Brussels (1 3
Ilelgrave 0
0
Ti11,1q7. \\.011 championship.
-Fop Scorers
Wayne Hall, •Kurtzvillo, iT LAS..
Phillip .111ake, Brussels
Rick Brussels. S pts..
Bavid Thomas, Brussels, 8 pis.
• Darld S pts.
VJ I,. Pts,
Li (1
• 11yt It won the championshth,,
Top Scorers
tittt ..\1t•1)ptigall, Myth 11 pts,
Pirtit•o 111:ison. Ill:all, 9 pts,
('oak. Illyth 4 pts.
oil( Plenum, tlelgrave, 4 ptg.
:\lurray WOrkinno, 1'111'o:4.401s, 'p v,
C'110101t-r-., 1.11“ii, D1. 1.•k,
Munity Mt14.41111.1.1, .01`114V114, 10.
Rith -.*4.1114.014, )10.
WMS Evening Group
The March meeting of the Even-
Jug Grew]) of the WMS Was held
at the home of MIAs, Gordon Engel
With an attendance of ten. Mrs, duties of Taft Twister,
Jack Knight opened the meeting
with a poem, and Was in charge
of the devOtionsi leading an open
discussion on the Scripture, A
St. 'Patrick's verso was 'riven for
call, Tb study "New Mis-
Stens" was introduced by Mrs,
Stuart Stevenson who also led in
a dismission on it, T.tulcil Nonni II
tee Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs.
Jack Knight assisted the hostess
with refreshments.
Cranbrook Meeting
MRS. JOHN MURRAY
Julia Murrati• :8() (tool ph,
and rormorty of Walton:, died in Mrs, Miller introduced 110v.
St, Joseph's: Hospital, Guelph W Siebert of Stratford, guest
Sundayx. speaker, who• showed slides on.
She was born the feriner Lefty Begonias, Dahlias and Mods
Fidten, daughter to, the, late Mn, After each number of ill id he.
aml Mrs. Hugh Fulton, She spent discussed the culture. and plant.
1wtst or hop life vicar Walton. ins;,. also answered questions,
Surviving are one &tighter, Airs. gway thanktd
Mrs. Fred (Vern) Young, of Tor- 'Arr. Siebert :out pre ,;,an:
onto, and two grandchildren, s. John Spell. won the door
Tlle funeral was held from the prize,
D. ,\, 'Rolm 'Funeral 'Horne, iii An unction followed and
.11111w-tots at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Bur- wsn realized,
NIT was in. Brussels Cemetery. The Queen closed the
Pallbearers It ero Fred. Young, was SOPVed hr :Vies. L.
;mut -110 l',T0113011 Minor, rroirt, :Mrs, Jan MeTagf,ort. Mrs,
I#ity Ourifir, lento0,11 tiA,:!1•Lte and Vrtift it 0013
'1it19I114, nutM.
very succesQ.ful final mixed boa
Spiel was hold on NVednesdly,
March 19th by members of the
Brussels Curling Club, A number
of teachers and students }lc
ad vont itge or the oproptunIty to
get in R(17110 (.1 trzi curling. Though
the going g..ot rather heavy due to
the mild weather, all games were 1,:,a0a. neimore. 1.1 pts.
completed, i 1.1)1prOV-
h';2::tiler ;q11),S0t.
S•'+1.11 0 very" good prizes were
distributed as well as a presen-
tation to Prank Carter In apprec-
iation of his work for the club,
A sftocaling hog seems to he a
maafitable one. Curlers who took
purr will undestand,
winner:4 fop the day;
A,M,
1st Drum ItathAvoll, skip: Don-
ehla Pearson, vice: (1001.P;11.n,
zieCe Holen Pletelt
wins plus 12
2ad Frugh Pearson, shin: U-
ar' itarhwell, vice:. 13dna• Ple tch.
second: jive Ward. lend 2 wit, •
obis .1 0
3rd Nor it Iloever, :1-11). :loan
viee: Neil if enlin w y,
'.round: Bill rte\v,ta, lead 2 wins
plus 1:3
Kett Bray, Skip: Leann McBon-
'7 ,1 vi''o : Jean Vett ch, second
wran :Timmer, lead consolation.
Mel/on:old, skip; Aileen
Mutter.vice.: Doris MeDonald, sec-
ond: Marie Veitch. lead non-
winner
seeoild:Orval Bauer. lead 2 win.,
phis 1 0
flrcl
Wel I, ViCo: Marie TO r1111n11 .
er,Onn, load :2
wins plus
lion Dunbar, skip: James. W,
Smith. vice: NicTage;art.
second: Jim Mali- lead console- MIDGET
blip Fillet Standings
(Ten l'g;c 1,1,tv( (.1100p. skip: 'Ertl tlYt h
LOA' 1 On, 1''l".`11 Be l grav ia
.8el.t)rni : litany Turnbull, lead Brussels