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Girls Hike Bike Annual Meeting Of East Huron , At
Brussels Ladies Defeat
Blyth Ladies
The Blyth ladles* softball team
visited Brussels Monday night and
were defeated by a large score 24-6.
From Buffalo Women's institute The W. ROSS Pcultry Farm
The yelling ladlea, the Misses Helen I The 44th annual meeting of the On 'rimelay of 1.li,. v,-, ,•11 a ereeee,
and Shirley McKay, arrived M ;East Huron District Women's in- Mire' was mole co :While Synnott
Brussels on Saturday to vacation at I etituto was held in the United and his fiancee, Imogene Sanderson Did Jesus Christ found the Church?
thsir grandlnotller,leirs . Churcb, Garde on Thursday, June 20, at the Walter Rose Poultry Farm, In the Acts of the Apostles and ill
CORNER STONES
Rev. George A. Milne, MA,
What Is The Church? —(2)
The Brussels ladies played a
A Ohne. McKay, after bike -biking teem II 1946, with sessions opening at 1.0 1 where Air.. levnr,et le manage.r and
too much for the Blyth ladies- from their home in Buffalo, N.Y. nen. and 1 pen. Mrs, Everett ! whore ellassprei;ignd:lori,gtensurnenyinesr, em. the Epistles of Paul we are con-
stantly reading about the Churches
enaPPY game alt the way and Mere.
Dm beginning. Pitcher, Audrey These young ladies are experienced 1 Sperling. Gerrie, digtrict president , Ployed tile,
Anderson scored 12 strikeouts. cyclists as may be judged from the , Presided ami delegatee from the Pie On behelf of the einployees tbev but el); ent from the Gospe'e. What
and the Church, while the word is all
Brussels team visits Walton on 1 fact that they made the trip of branches and visitors made an wer.. wee -eel by lire Theis Camp.
approximately 140 miles in two days. et-tend:thee rf firty-eighe The bell wee e sneer elite (Bele The dem of God. a phrase which occurs
Jeeus is convert ed about is the King.
church was beautifully demented i addrese. interepersee with humorous
wee peOille,,. P110Whalls and iris. rile', vets eiv,n by [Tarry Bowler: rarely elewhere in the New Teeth -
The Institute Ode and Lard's , Deer *r,r,'11,, and err ,
I Wr. fl'e teldee e eer: mements off imndenivti. Does that mean that .reeue
Prayer in unison opened the morning ;Cbrist was a teacher of raftleal
cession after which the minute: of from the trrind to wise you all thee „id odstpla,leisiamli.y while the apostlee.
the tact anneal mere Mg were read ; Ione t ha ' e hl1T5 me ',lel life ran St. Paul, we
nrusGels. . told in tho Gospels that.the apostleg
arganisers of Chnrches We ere
by seeretary, Mrs, Jno, Speir, I ,I.;nernitraWae zeiorIng,11.:bitonil:tewyeou ere
aolnt
The financial report of thr leistree 1 very fend and of whom we nee sere sometimes failed to underaeand
showing balance at $36.95 and of the You are vary proud. Mid Imogene thole Master, lint coehl that IMF-
puclerstentling have caueerl them to
ennthined financial statements of the 1 we thiek Ale I, e real rr0-E•etter who migeorserue His instructions to such
six brerebee Fliowing a balance of will make a very satisfaetory
1
$431.71 were then reed by the husband and who will shoulder hie
secrethey. Mrs. Harold Spetr then elleee er +.0 -menet -wimps.
of Pave the auditors rennet. tTrs. Spar. 1 W hope that the futere years
ling, peesident, In her addrese spoke I held mere iev nee tient all will he
ef the visit to three branthes in the smooth seiline. Of course if any
district. She weed all members to 1 eiffleetties mem tee will all he most
Wednesday evening and Hanover
will visit Braesels for an exhibition
game Friday night. Be on hand and
cheer the girls along.
They left their home in Buffalo early
Friday morning and arrived that
same evening 111 Galt where they
spent the r ight, Leaving Dalt
DANCE Setureay morning they arrived here
at nine o'clock Saturday night.
In Brussels Town Hall on T11c lileKay sister. thoronghly
FRIDAY, JULY 5th enjoyed their trip. They experienced
Music by Ken Wilbee's no difficulties on the way although
And His Orchestra they dirt say they hail never realized,
Lunch Booth
Admission 50c
Under auspices of the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian Legion.
the Niagara district,
the
travel
travelling by motor, that there were
so many strep hills between P1111111end Kitchener. The scenery, particle
tva.s
7051'thee
Come and enjoy yourself.
'III'benell at this season
and with their mode of
REGENT THEATRE
were able to appreciate
Seaforth, Ont,
Now Showing.—
Thur., Fri, Sat„ June 27-28-29
beanna Durbin Franchot Tone
Because Of Him
with
Charles Laughton Helen Broderick
A fine ..entetrainment ..overflowing
with songs and laughter.
Mon., Tues., Wed. July 1-2-3
Betty Hutton Barry Fitzgerald
The Stork Club
A sparkling drama with music
comedy and romance.
Matinee, Mon., July 1 at 2;30 p.m.
Next Thur., Fri., Sat. July 4-5-6
Tangier
Maria Montan Robert Paige
They kept a date with Danger In the
double-cross roads of the World.
COMING—
Too Young To Know
Danger Signal
"Righteousness exalteth a nat-
ion but sin Is a reproach to
any people."
II••••/01-0•••
Melville Church
Minister Rev, G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a..m. "Busy Little People"
7 p. m. "Your Sanctification"
Louis D. Thompso.a, Organist
sod Choirmester
1.110ARIMIClelreiamomonesr.r.-........"..gnorememola snravim101.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Appreciating Our Heritage
Junior Congregation
12 Church Sohool and
Bible Class
7 P. m, Evening Praise
Sunday Religion
Everyone Cordially Welcome.
Church of England
Rector Rev. J. If. 1Ceee
Parish of Brussels
Second Sunday After Trinity
June 30th, 1946
St John's Church Brussels -
10 a. m. Sunday Sohool
11 A. M. Morning irayer
and Sermon
St.,cavld,a Church lionf ryn-
2,00 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Cannon
EL George's Church Walton -
7.30 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
it.
Sells Harness Business
Nathan Chapman, who has been in
1111Pir PBS in Tirussele sin se November
1919. sold his harness business lase
week to Arnold Stephens who took
immediate possession. Mr, Chapman
will continue to make his home in
Brussels.
Bride-to-be Honored
Neighbours and frieuds gathered
at the home of Mrs, Wm. Bell on
Monday evening in honour of Miss
Imogeve Sanderson, prior to her
marriage. The bride -elect was
seated In a prominent chair decor-
ate with pink and white steamers.
After a short program en informal
achlrese was gives by Mrs. Stanley
Wheeler and Mrs, Sam Davidson and
Mrs, -H. Wilson presented, the bride
to -be with a beautiful mirror and a
magazine table,. Miss Sanderson
made a fitting reply. thanking every-
one foe the gifts. The remainder
of the evening was spent in contests
after which a testy lunch was
served.
NOP -1.h Huron Liberals
Elect 1947 Officers
WINGAM, June 24 — At a special
meeting of the North Huron and
Huron -Bruce Liberals held here the
foloiwing offlcere were elected for
1946-47. North Herrin. president
Robert S. Hetherington; idea • Prest.
dent, oss Fisher: Colborne township:
seeretary. Kenneth Hunter, Goderich.
Huon-Firnee riding, President
Alex Alexander, Grey townsbip;
rive -president, Donald Blue, Wil-
ley; s.eeretary, Gordon Elliott,
Blyth.
RATION COUPONS DUE DATES
Coupons now vnitd are Su -gar -pre-
serves 511.0 510, butter 111 to 111 2.
meet 9729 to M411, Butter 111 to 119
and Meat 29 to Melt expire June 30
TENDERS WANTED
I Tenders will be received by the
enderelemed till Seturcley, jelly lith
at 2 reelect( p.m. for the censtruetion
of the following drains:
Knight Draie, eletimete $1020.00
Gordon Terse,. Teetimate Wee
Piens end seecifientiong may he
seen al the Clerk's oilier. at Ethel.
The lowest or any tender net
nreeemerily accepted.
[
Security will he required.
S. N. rev.. Clerk,
Ethel, Ont.
JAMESTOWN
I Vries Mary Ilredsliew epent Smuley
with her parents. left'. and Mrs. 'Rus-
sel Bradshaw.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willis.
Loin and granddaughter, Mildred
1 Nan bialted with Mr, and Mre, Dar-
i ray McConnell of Minto.
1. Mrs, Gordon Holt spent e ferr den
j with hen parents, Mr„ and Mrs, John
1 Campbell at Winthrop.
Mrs, Nelson Plant spent last week
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Plant,
Mr, and Mrs, R, McDonald were
redent visitors with relatives near
Narriston.
Mr„ and Mrs, Dave Milton/Ian and
Xelth, spent Snnday afternoon with
Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Warwick, trd.
1(116, Mortilso,
Vitas telen 'Phompact ot Winghtm,
silent Sag week with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ned: TbolniOson,
dicues matters freely and to think
aimed of time about the roll call
which is theta' part of the meeting
Get new members, form new branch-
es work on TweeClemuir Village
Histories and eo-oporate with your
new officers. Boost the Jr. Home-
making Clubs for they will he the
1110 i t 11 fel, of toenarrow, Mrs.
Kreuter of Ethel thengave the
eager to give you the advantage of
our years of rAmerience.
As a moll token of the esteem in
Willett we hold you bath we would
ask you to ac'c'ept this gift.
Alethea Campbell. Louise Porter,
Clarenee Boren. Win Speir, Wm,
Keliington Incl, Higgins, Harry
Bowler.
Mies Sandereen and Mr, Synott
revert 011 Home Economies for Mrs. In a few well rbosee words. thanked
Alex Pearson. There was much the given,
netivity along the line of cooking Informal and impromptu, neverthe
and sewing demonstrations, home less, the presentation bespoke the
peservation of meat, fish and hope of all that the future years be
poultry, use of patterns and cutting bright and hapPY,
and fitting dresses.
Mrs. Thos. Davidson of Brussels Huron Football Standing
gave an interesting report on Agri- gee
Won Lost Tied Points
culture and Canadian Industries re.
which heel been a tavoierite study of -Misse's 3 2 1 7
St. Columben 3 0 1 7
most branches. Visits had been
Walten 1 e 3 5
made by some branches to creamer- e
ies, cheese factories, poultry farms -ef;"'r''.1 1 1 1 8
Ethel 0 5 0 0
and cold sewage elants, Some
Football scores up to Monday,
sponsored garden brigades. We were
June 24—
aeked to support agricultural organ-
. Friday, June 21—Brussels 3, Ethel 1
izetions and to build for peace, pros-
Seturclev„Inne 22—Walton 0, Sea-
Perity and stabilitY. forth 0.
The Citizenship report was pee.
Monday, jeine 24—Walton 2, Ethel 1,
scored by Mrs. Herold Durst of
On Friday night Brussels defeated
Wroxeter who ,sald that parents
Ethel by the score of 3-1. The game
and teachere are responsible for de
opened fast with both teams making
veloping Children into good citizens.
some brilliant passing plays and
Cling to helpful things and discard
a.fter 15 minutes of play. Santrook
others. opened the sewing for Ethel and the
Community singing led by Mrs, first belt ended Ethel 1 Brussels
Stanley Wheeler with hies. Wade if no score.
the piano was enjoyed by those
present. Mrs. M. Sellers of Wrme
eter then gave the report on Social
Welfare. Arnett activity alone this
line was done by all branches sneh
as gifts, cards to shut-ins and Melt.
life membership to (Meet member.
donations and erten at fall Mire and
lioepitals. The adoption of a
paralyzed veteran of Chrietie at.
Heepital by the Wroxeter Branch
wee n meet commendable net Pantile
Mabee and Mentos also created is
better (eeling ir the community.
Health tonics were :Oen shelled.
The Frieterieal Reeenech report
was given by Mr,,, Cere .rebneinn of
Stores To Remain
Open Wednesday Nights
Beginnem WeineAey, eee. er,
the ,.tor .s in N.1 34? 1)1 open
on Weines,lay nee' leriee Itt
morels c. July and Memel-
Ufftlalrna4191....21..41.., `I
BRUSSELS, ON 7AR
Disabled Veterans Craw Fill A
Place In Society and Industry
1
If Employ,el In the; Proper
Jobs Disabled Veterans
Finds Wallet In Garden
Valuable Contents Safe
Blitevale June 21—Maleolin Scott
four fl 111., wallet wile. we:ee.e
Ole garden on Wedneeday. It 5011-
110-111er5e sum ,)1 1111117 end
identification !emote, eini feel
tv.-0 weeks The l'O'1,5”; Wr,r
unhermed. although it had been
out during several heavy rains.
Engar-ernent Anm
nc5eem
,eut
Mrs. Marie Due rcf elonee-y Pare,
rt,i;rovria5 to 1111go
gantoner t of hda t or. Calle
mine Meriam, eto William D. Eck.
me, ele end Mrs Leine W.
Are Not Handicapped
With the eeseat foe of hoetilt.
the people of remade were (mete
with the gi,e, task of absert
into civilian life and industry
!are, etimeer, leeurettle from
valeta services. This is still
major ' fttold the 1''l:' 119' Sect
of the Department or Veter-
Affaire have as their special cone
the weeine of the. physeeelle (Leal)
esteem, e
Some 250ee of our fellow Can.
iaIlS petered physical 418111111.
derive the INT.1 111511 to t
this1.111 gaIlIn haml •mforring ag:
take their place, in eeelety and ind:
try.
Owe'. m,portun
of Druasele. The weddine to ;tend on th,0e. own feel, the ogle
tunity to teed irdeeendent
In district "F" with beedquarte-
et Lender. Onterio. ef which tl
community forms a part. there a
approxlmetely 2050 disability cas
registered in the Casulty Secti,
whish Is under the adminietration •
the Casualty Rehabilitation Sectir
at the Weseminster Hospital. Tb
section has Mr. A. D Haylett, Al
CI., as distriet euperivieion and to
territhey under Itia snpervision '
divided into six dietricts. Fetch with
Rehabilitation officer looking aft(
the interests of Ole dielee,e le 11,
districts assigned to them.
There are many who are of it
opinion that a man or woman wb
has some kind 01'a physical injury 5
defect or is suffering from some di'
eeses or medical condition mum
Play a frill part in the social 013
economic life (stout' country. It is
fact however Met disabled veteran
are rot a social economic problem
All that is necessary is to considt
what the disabled ran do and ell'
them an opportunity to be en
ployed on their merits. making fa
us., of the facilities which the
110515555, Allitest everyone has some form (
employment handicap. This handles
mazy be one or more of many thing'
1 over weight, =deo weight, faille
eye sighte, ego (too old or to
Young) too Short or too tall, fault
hearing er any 0115 00 a number r
other handicaps. Thug it ate
readily be seen that the disable
veteran handicapped in some a,
speets can be fully and gainful'
employed in ^camel competition wit
his fellowmae,
it is not neressery for the di
;third veteran In he employee '11 t".
where only minor skill Is req;
When properly placed he will fe
the pattern as eempletely as
others with wbom he is ettgag5
Recently there was held P "Rat
tn Work" exhiletlan at the Ror
","-'7c Hotel, Termite. and n' numb('
(if disabled veterans demonstrete
how with enema.. training and plan
meet they are teleire their place I
industry se erielertly se men
bare carried on similar tepee .r
work fee mare yeare„efter Pt5p21.
lee tide domenseeetion 1011 1011110811110'„'1c1' a enrwe- ef ede here
plant and 'hen the 5•tetterete
that 1'13'11v1elieeb 80 melt 'renal
rik1/11,(1 vet teethe
We 10,101.alen tete into -,notii.v.
tem flint veey few j,tis r,rtoireOt
eareelty. Te the thousan
(Con1inue0 or 1'1C'11 re ze).
a tremendous degree as to incourage will take piece et the home of the.
corporate woship while He had
bride Inearly July.
called for individual worship? For-
tunately the word !Church” does31
lee jh ,.. les
oeelyin r two well-known.ve
Gospel ..... Chu"h
r. Chambers of London. Ont., was
pagsages and on the nee of Jesus
the speaker at S1. john's Church on
Cheese. Of the two paesages the
Sunday morning last.
more important is St. Matthew la: Speaking on behalf of the Anglican
which we flnd in larelthew, le
13-20. The reference to Pnot ole'. Advance
• the great importance of this whole
Advance Appeal, the speaker :trees -
found in St. Mark and oStei_Lukee. Lnyti movement. The churches response
St. Paul did not r eauisIn dicat ed an awakening on b er
special power having been glYen to part, to the need of aetion. Immed-
Peter to say what was permitted. or
ate action if We are to go forward,
what was not permitted to these Whe
He urged the people of this parish
sought entrance into the kingdom et
mtoment. ard not to rest until thee
put themselves behind this
heaven. For two hundred years ove
had reised the amount asked for
and more the view was held that the
(81255. from the parish, 5700. from
rock on wp,ehrisochn.the TChheur co:lb:rasp:so:1:
is in St. Matthew 18: 15-18, In
ed was Peter's faith . and not
einhdriusott'ion service
St. John's congregation). Our hope
for the future Is in the Gospel of
onna:Iyss'aggreouun0ds7071°connetisecmtinagdeth<le
Brussels: St. David's Church Hen-
ttbhies
H. Kerr into the Incumbency of
Peter. If these passages were
the Parish of St. John's Church,
The induction service of the -Rev.
Church with Jesus Christ the
item and St. George's. Walton will
question of the Churcles origin would
take place en Friday evening next
indeed be perplexing. Bin it was not
from those passages that the Church
Church Brussels.
show that Jesus did use the term
"Chureli" on more titan one
The clergy of the Deanery of Huron
occasion. as well as a number from other out -
Engagement Announcement
Mr. one Mrs, Sem Bell, Teeswater,
announce the engagement of tbeir
elder daughter, Wilma. Eileen to
Richard Cecil eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Elliott. The
marriage is to take place in Knox
ht Churcb Teeswater on
pies Y el a
July 5.
The second half started off sloe', 1
but the Brussels boys realizing a
defeat soon started to preee their i
rivals and Were rewarded by three Vtention!
smirk counters of some of the hest
peeve the 11111PPels boys have shown Members of the LadiesAuxiliary
I
this year. Lessee Wire and Ilryans of the Car adieu Legion. During the
reented one nen in ecnring spree, 1 months of July and August there will
Line un were se fellows: I only he one meeting a month an
Bruseels—Grel. Defence 1 that will be the first Tuesday of each
Pearsen; Stevenson,IlalOs, month. They will commence at 0
Fee end Metall; 'renew:11'de. King, o'eleek instead of 8 as they were
a
Teewe Berme. Stevenson and Iliteyl nreviously.
51111, Mereitellenn
Ethele-Goal, ikrelnerleme. Defenee..1
Peeraon; ITalte. Dobson. (lex,
and Spetran: Foraverds, 11,11ther.'•
WORN
Tilnevale who remolded 4 beenellee Cunnincham. Ward, Datehrook and
Wi licun General
11111115 thdied this. Granchnothere1 ROC ne
Wetter: Subs. Cole end Dunbar.
meeting was bred in mile of the Hospital, on Friday. Tune 21st, lore. with temnle eelles few eemplailit.
to Mr. and MrsWilbert Prooter, 1 reit eternal! mon In slime by their
bran.ehes. Ago not meter of .
veers 11111 e stern cif mind. Breed fortitude ned :heel -MN ees
side points are expected to he
nresette
Holy Baptism was also administer-
ed at this service to Harold David,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford,
Alcock, who recently arrived with
his motb-er from England.
Beautiful flowers In the chancel
included a memorial basket in mem-
ory of the late G. R. Muldoon.
Melville Church
At the morninc service the
terse nrcembecl 071 the subject. "A
Birthright For Sale," from the story
of Jacob ard Esau. The subject
served to slime the 1. 5111101155 of men
underestimate tether titan eves
petimete their own abilitiee, also the
danger of despising one's awn man -
hoed.
Miss. Mary Helen Erkinier was
elect soloist, end she rendered "T
Shall Net rete .ktrain This Way" be
Effieeer.
'A Lesson In Contentment" was
111,. 4ebteee of the trinieter's rnoe/1111e
ee-mon. A enntreet tees drawn
between the remelts who are forever
correleinine cense. said Oleg,
the rempletien of the Tweedsmuir
Vilioll Hiateriee Mrs, atm. Serie
verve the Pnblieltv Report
honed from el 1 • ate beenebee.
Tteellee the eauel metheds of mile
deity le the lneel miner, re
nrintee woe:rattle, telenbene ,relle
We OPT! RelVerfige f1,11. 1110
1),.• 'Irene nettles menehere end bruise-
ine 11., Artemis sneak lender teen
worde.
etre lernevel Smith of Pert Wein
tern erldeeeeed the merele4 troller
of the work et tee erevineiel
Shp ileeed the converore 54 sestellee
cernmitteee en he prompt 0, milking
tbeir reeorie nee few branch
Tesettittee to be prepared to cele -
bate the 50011 anniversaTY 00 '015
founding of Wometee Tnetitutee
which will be celebrated in Feb, 1947,
Try and bele apt the 50,000 members
by that time end have your Tweeds- ;
mutr Hielories in shaPe. En.
(mileage Om etinlore 01 their work 1
and read' and study so we can thinle 1
nationally and internationeatly, Sh5
also wonted Itti to fhb* 'Abuilt the
proposed raising of She membership
fee of 504.
1Virs. Olen johns:ton of OotrIe
ills War -Work retort *Moll
had been pepared bY Mirs, IA, Tayier..
All 'branebes reported, Mutt activity
(Continued on bolt page).
Weelneedav 25th Morris Twp.—a son,
Sport Roma,
The Lndiee Patna Teem defeat -
Welton by the score of 15-8 at Wal- IIII..LEY—To Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
ten. . Hulley (nee Myrtle Fleet) of
Walton trimmed Dragnets by the Woet Monkton on Thursday, Suns
nrore of 2.0 in the football game 310, 1.0411e_s son,
played here.
Winoinal Lc cs Club'
Sommer Frolic
An Evening of Fun and
STREET AWING
With Berth Worth and His
C K N X Orchestra
inghamt • July 3rd
•
Stgrting 8 P. M.
The United Church
The Sacrament of Infant Baptism
was orienintetered In the morning
torrice at the Trniteri reinreh The
followine rhildrrn were ililtied"
riroi Ann Iluchter of Onninin INT
D111Cferd 1,114 Mrs Pureferd:
1 eleven Joint 'Frowned. see ef Mr and
Mee ,Thein F Frowned' Till,!', :Ente
Tiondorsoe, danobtor of Mr, and
oirseIri Mendereent Linda
imil 71 11 th Ane l'ohneon twin dough -
(rt. of' M". and Mr.. Robert John-
son; and Venn(' Marie Pl.ebor,
danobter or Mr arti IVIrs. Cherie.
lei.eber. The ro.ponoildlity incur-
red by the parents and by the (TU.
gregation was discussed in the
morning sermon. The choir was
'A sower went forth to sow' by
Wilson, the Etoho :part being ably
taken by Mies (I, Fringston.
Tn the evening, Rev. R. G. rust -
wood of Walton and Clant. 7. Gilbert
.of Toronto were guests in the Pulpit.
Mr. ratleWeed spoke on , the "(lost
of Religion." Redigion costs too
much 1(14 is a meaningless heritage
but religion Is beyond Price to the
matt who experiences Its saving
power. Ike solo, 9/014 thou n1
hand° by Briggs 1411.s banutlfull7
sung by Mrs, Mastoid, Caniub
LADIES SOFTBALL SeleiSere%
:Time 25-e0lodelleb Twe. et Citlz
:eine 318--eleeeetee et vete
.Tuly 2--flinten et Brueseis
.11
117 3_77nIft7l, et etrelericli Tore.
:rely Clederieh
.7111', e-erlint .et Gerlorice Twee
Nuly 9.--Titnesel et Myth
.Tnly 1 leelalyteetet fl.neeeleh Tree
.Tnly 1 1—Brneeein ne Goelericth
.Inly 11- Welter et Clinton
3-1117 m Walton
:TOY riinten
July 15—andrafeit 'Pam. e+
17---('5oderirh et Clinton
.11,17 1f1.--Weiton at Brussels
Tithy 18---Coderieh Two at Blyth
July 20—Bruesels 111. Goderielt Tva
Nniy 23—Clinton at Myth
Nly 22—Walton at Goderich .
july 25—Grelerieb Twp. at Walton
July 96—Tilyth at Ooderien
Football Schedule
Walton at Brussels -41m9 24433,
St. Columhan at Seaforth--,Tutio
Animals at Seaforth—Suly 1st
St. Ooluniban at Waltori—,luly 1540'
Ethel at SeafOrth—,TulY Otis
51. Columba:1 8t1c
Soaforth110 Walton—July 10th,
tlibet at Walton--,Tnly lgth