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BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, MARCH. 27th
KEN SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA
Admission $2.00 per Couple
Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over
Sponsored by Brussels Figure Skating Club
Bob Alexander 62
Stew Steist:; 02
•Thejs Knight
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BLYTH LIONS CLUB
PRESENTS
LISTOWEL DISTRICT
SECONDARY SCHOOL
CHORUS IN CONCERT
CONSISTING OF. 85 VOICES
PLACE
BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd
TIME 8 P. M.
ADMISSION
Children 6 to 12 Years 50c
Students 12 Years and Over $1*00 ,k
Adults $1.50
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NOTICE
Beginning March 27 East Huron
Produce, Brussels, will he closed
all day Saturday and open Mon,
day to Priday inclusive.
Thanh'2-04,
East Huron Produce, Brussels
THE UNITED CHURCH
MINISTER: Rev. E. L. LeDrew
ORGANISTS. Mrs. John Bryans
Mrs. Alice Williams
SundaY School 10:15 A.M.
Brussels Worship 11:30 A,M.,
Ethel Worship .1,0:15 A.M..
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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Rev. C. A. mcCarron
organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
10 A.M. Church School
11 A.M, Divine Worship
"The Governor's Question"
Live as you would Like To see it
.from the End.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St JO1iN'S, BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stokes
S.T.B.
{Box 47, Blyth, °Marl;
Plume 523-9334
Organist:, Mrs. B. Elliott
11:30 A.M. Morning Prayer
CRANBROOK AREA
DART CLUB
STANDINGS
Hart qqqqqq 152
;fine. PatterSen 137
Doug Rathwell............125
Frank Workman ,...„„ 1.11
Stew Steins 97
Eldon Wick.
Hob Alexander .. , ,
Rae Houston ........ „,„,„ 88
Bradley Speiraj1 85,
Ken McDonald „ 32
041:bert Hetherington Si.
.harry Holger .„„„.. 76
Bruce Fischer .. . 74
Carl Uhler . .... gt•/ 72
Greg' Smith 70
Elston Speiran 6T
Jack Cox ......................67
Sack Knight „„,„ . . „ 59
Murray Fischer 53
Ken 'Fischer 52
48
Don Perrie 49,
Lothar Weber 43
Pete van 'Veen "
Gordon Engel 40
Doug Purdy • 40
Richard .......... 39
Doug Conley 32
Glenn Hhetber 25
Doug EVans • 24
Earl Dunn • 24
Ralph, Noble 23
John Strickler , 23
Donald Clark 18
Murray 'Bremner ,.„ .12
Sohn ,Gillis .„,„ ... 4
High Score, Greg. Smith: 15'8
Most Starts, Jim Hart: 64
Most Finishes, Jim. Bart:. 44,
Team Standing
Doug Rathwell 79
Tim Patterson 75
,Gilbert Hetherington 74
Jim Hart 73.
COMING EVENTS
OPEN HOUSE
Open Hmise in Ethel Hall
in honour •of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Jacklin's .50th Wedding ..knniver-
sary, the evening of April 3rd at
8:30 p.m. Music by Lampkin.
Everyone welcome. No gifts please
FINAL EUCHRE
Final Euchre series, Legion
veriiuki 'Gentlemen, Monday Nite
at nine, April 5th. Please accept
this invitation as. Lnbatt's repre-
sentative will present the awards,
THE NEARLY NEW STORE
The Nearly New Store in Wing.
ham will °Pen Thursday, April
1st, at 1:30 p.m. in South-east
corner of the former Post Office
Auiiding ,and from Wednesday to
Saturday during April.
Will accept good clean, nearly
new clothing.
HOVVICK LIONS BINGO
HoWick Lions Bingo will be held
on Friday, March 26th at 8:30
p.m. in Wroxeter Community Hall,
Admission $1. 12 Regular Games ,
for $10; .2 "Share the Wealth";,
one $25 Special Jackpot of $85
on. 60 calls. Door and Consolation
Prizes.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
MR. AND MRS. RAY BRONSON
All Legion and Associate memb-
ers, Pipe Band members, and .
Ladies' Auxiliary and their
husbands and wives are cordially
invited to attend a farewell party
'in the Brussels Legion Hall,
Friday, March 26th, 1971 for Mr.
and Mrs. Ray 13ronson. Ladnes
please bring lunch.
RD FILM DAY FOR ,NUPSES
Perth-Huron Regional School of
Nursing, Wednesday, April 14,
1.971, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Lun-
cheon will be provided at the
School and Conference closes at
4 p.m. This educational day for
nurses is sponsored by the Huron-
Perth TB and Respiratory Disease
Association, 1.21 Wellington
street. Stratford, Phone 2f71-7500
MELVILLE GUILD
The committee for March 16th
meeting was Marg Krauter, Leinia
Armstrong and Mary Huether..
Marg. Krauter opened the Meet-
ing with an Irish poem followed
by singing hymn 6S7. Mary Hue-
ther gave the prayer followed by
a meditation. Responsive reading
was Psalm 96. The topic. "The
Miracle of Spring" was given by
Leona Armstrong, Mrs. Krauter
told us about the history of St.
Patrick. A piano solo was given
by Brian Armstrong. Hymn 270'
vcas sting followed by the reneat'
of the benediction.
Brenda Perrie conducted the
business part of the Meeting, A.
donation was given to the Board
of Managers. Plans were made for
the annual Sprintime Smorgas•
hard Supper. on May 26. Watch
for futther pattoulara about this.
A delielOtUi lunch wa Bereft by
the mnpAttlos
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