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February 1948
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Weather permitting will be held on
ti
�5 r at
engagement. Announcement
Mr. W, W. Dearbool et St
sitharines wishtes to announce the Iof criticism to 710171 his fellowmen.
ugagemenit. of his youngest daugh• 1 1011f 'hour was enlnyel by those
w Wilma June to Mr, 'Seri B• Ou Thursday night Reuses), and ;and
also
theeuanner In
ttwhiel by present. A vale rf thanks was
lei -lard son. of Mr. and Mrs. 13. Trowbridge ;net in the second game nrrorrlerl Mr,, \icVhirrtt•r fer or
i Jltittard of Brussels; Ont. Marriage or their hest of Mime settles. Trow- others. Miss June Work took the: lulspitality.
> tape place in Knox Presbyterian bridge won the flrel, game ht over- solo peel in the anthem "0 enmo to
time 10-8. Brussels evened 4110111Y heart, Lord Jesats:'
lama early in Manch. time the eventing service Rev. Mr.
series by defeating Trowbridge 7.i.
EUCHRE PARTY 11 was a fiard•rought close checking Milne outlined the adv:ee gives by
eb. 26, sponsored by Ladies' game and it was auynndy's same lip Ole Peopltet Zechariah tnrvarde the
uxiliary in Legion Rooms. to the final gauze Brussels started solution 05 individual, nattoual and
.verybody welcome, come and not strong anci rang up a 3 Goal lead international problems. Mr. CPrnld
ave a good time. Good prizes. in the. first five mimttee tot play but Gibson rendered the sola "The
unch served. Adnnisi on 35c, Trowbridge drew nearee by netting 11,•011721117 garden of prayer" by Fiti-
2 quck , goals. Brnstteta added 2
more before the perod was over. En
the second period Trowbridge lied
it
apt 55
•abouts half way through hat
Bliaseels 'note:bed 2 more to make it.
7-5 at 'Ihe''eud of the second. In 1110
T•awhrid,e ro•ed thee,
HOCKEY SLANTS
By Oliver Riley
rxie-onion Ts ng..
Sister In London 99
1Sthel'r nldr.rt rrairiallr lits.
11(111-y, on Suurl'ly celebrated her
nth birthday. Mrs. • lfenry Ire
horn in Lower Canatta and came to
Grey Township with her parent.; awl
50nr11)' when about two years old.
They settled m the Q1:C ea'S bush, a
mile frons P1the1. :She has spent
her entire Life in this eomm+ntity. :?
-sister, Mrs. Nanny CM of London,
Celebrated her 09th birthday on the
Saar• clay. They are the billy ouliv-
tng met -abort; of a family ':1'13
rhi11lren.
i�Church
Melvtlla
was the subject of leer. Mt. Miluo's
sermon on Sunday morning. ilustl'o-
tions from the life of aa -us Wet
need to exeanpltfy the manner in
which Christian should slake mut
"9 hr r'hI -.ti(n l iso, t rlttri,ln"
St. John's. Women's Guild
he muxitholy me<(l.in1 of .Ill
men's Guild wan held at the
•- 'u
1L. 41'rn, 112:\'inrrey ml T
belt. lothwith .y -owl atter
World Day Of Prayer
1 1i Haiti In "Qelville Church
ntu,- of I Tit,. '•1\1,113'4 I'ay oft'r'+yet" was
ea
nesiUy. ? ohrv'ed to lls'rrr"lr r.a neer Iny
i,• cr i I" ;el " -'r ,ter 111 NI 010110
n lened with eller hy1,! t ' eloweb 'with n gel n'Lr1 tr tete] 11 4'
1 lit, '1
-91 pet 11.11. ,.I' the
111 had Ib -. e,l the
'dor o1' .;2.11t:e" Thr lust 1:1:,1 ,f
1111.te• pswas
n oat() f. ttu•n 1 Miss
Ceara Fhawart. Gulag the rel
1. 1t rrhirh war, WCr try 111; t
D t rf-nu peeial pay+
I -t (1: V e l Il i h m:sot. MrsHer. Wilson. .111'=. . or' r!1;,It.
TI. Dennis.111,,A. air 1117 NTt•'. t
.nt
(np .x1 hell. 11[2. .J. m•,l r,n : :it r".
(.. Metl01.•. Mrs. Harvey 13ryI'4
read the t'ertpture reedit,' Ni-.
G. Travis had chat of the t1 d
wanton of the program ill which 11
11 ', Porter Sano 11 ,ors ple:1410. Ju
and Mrs. 11. (i'lrnds .nye '1 spiendrl
'
paper net "The Lord's Prrryr,"' wile h
'.lar, (hr Ihente of he meeting
c:
The nleetltl'6 1
"ftrsnr the Perishing." The :1111
I Psalm was read by Mrs. A. 1+11(01'
:end pr.ly+-r. W i r" led by the
, dent. A special 'i eyes w rs o t'' .el
for Vernet. Kerr. who is /•eiouair .i
in. a hospital in Toronto. Min,rtes
of the previous mooting wore read
ant alenteil. Re:y-o•al it^n1'
111, dnees were 1iem .so 1. it '1 110
prnposod 10 give a kitchen shower 1J,
MI'. and Mrs. Tien C' i-cmran who lost
meet of their ):noel+ hi T'•'n raon'ra
flrP, Letters flat earls wen( to he
sent to sick members, 1.,ndiee vete
urged to attend the Weal Day r'"
Prayer service, to he hold 00 Friday.
Feb. 13 in Melville Church. Meeting
closed with prayer. l.mu'Ii was
served by the hostess and a social
ime 8.30
SKATING PARTY .
under auspices of
Presbyterian Y.P.S. -
an
Tuesday, Feb. 24
Admission 25 and 15
unch to be served in the church.'
1.O.O.F• and Rebekah
Five Hundred and Euchre
BENEFIT PARTIES
In the I.O.O.F. Hall
Euchre Party on Wednesday,
February 25th
Admission 50c
et proceeds for Ken. Coleman
who lost his furniture: in
Pearson's Fre,
tbild period
only goal to make it 7.1, Gillis the
Brussels gorier got hit in the fa"e
with a. flying stick but returners 1n
the game. The tame rraa lata stett-
ing due to the fart the referee did
plot show up, so Bill Bitt:chart 'ren'.
nit and refereed. On Thursday
night Incrt3rd and final game will be
pK.Iye11 in the T 1 ttoowel a"enal.
The United Church
I 'rhe morning sermon in the United
wa' S :111 , \ b44d to of til.,
tili...eli 1
BORN . 1 Transfiguration.- An attempt was
tYANS- To Mr. 00+1 Mlr'. John made to discover the meanie: and
Blyans, Morris Township, in the relation to the healing of the
Brussels 011 Tuesday, Feb. 17111•• a 1 ep11(1)19e boy, The morning anthem
daughter. twas "My Garden of C''untnnnion" by
Gabriel. Iii, the evening:. Faith, was
the subject of the meditation. Misses
It is nothing to dee. It is a I Doreen Menzies and BBeity r (10110010
terrible thing not to live. I sang"Whispering 1Tnpt•," 1(4 1114
. _.. Victor Meige. 1 apeman ria le duet,
iVielvilie Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, ILA•
10 a. in. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a. nt. "What we heliovla"
7 .p R1. "Casting Care ,.lsicle."
Louie D. phomlpson, organist
and ohotrmaster.
The United Church
a5 t1P+NADA
8 bd.ter Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
OrgaMatt Mies Elva S'holdtoo
11 a. m. Morning Worship
7.Tns Child 61 The 'Midst
Junior Congregation
2 C'huroh School sad
Bible Claris
7 D. 111. Jt vcDlin+g 'Privtse
The Rt011 young Ruler
Iltveryone oo'rddalIY Welcome.
Church of ri,ngland
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. 14. Kerr, Seater.
Second Sunday la ]rent.
Feb. Mud, 1948
Ret, Georife g Prayer
Walton -
3.89 p. tri.
fnnolay ScIheol
Ret„ *avId's Church, tlenfryn--
10.90 a. ,nl. Menden; Prayer
Sunday School
Jehttsl Church, Srueethl•.•'
1 'p1 m'. Sttndeff 'School
p, ni. Omaha; Prayer
Lenten Prayer Service 1111
Wed, at 5 p. t:n, as ainneunaed.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders+ will be received by the
1'Township of Morris for the r'nttrart enjoyed at iunch by the ladles A,1
of supplying, 'arnahLnP and ltanllmg preaetut joined in ;liming. "Tett me
I lnitproximal:e'iY 3000 cuble yards 05 call you sweetheart." Miss Mad -
gravel. Crusher co be equipped
more.
Richard Pratt
There passed away In Lueltl'uw
on lrehruary 0th, 1045 in his 71111
year where he has resider; this pest
12 Years. TTP was horn i11 Morris
Township in 1574, farmed in Morris
• and TTmlletl Township for a ntnnbrr
of years then mover; to Waltoa from
Majestic Women's Institute three to Mnnerieff. TTe was the son
The - February s nst; of 7112 .ef the late Richard Pratt nod Mil' -4:1
alnje'-liv G1Rmien's Institute was hold Cnrhbet. One sista( (11a.ry1 lira.
Jahn C(nrtper-dreal•aat him in '.007
in the Public Library, Tirussris r rinP sisterer C1't:lrini tTla•. .Tian 13nrns
9'hnrs.rini. Feb. 12th with alt attend- lives in 7,nrltnnw, 11' Hess 01:11•1•1A(1ante of ft dy. Mrs. rail Cndmo"e 10 Alice Pnt.tr't'ann, 'TaeGhter or 1110
p1'rn:drd :cud t11r' meeting was (Pete 1"le ice(rgr' and Mrs. °nese yrne
n.
'd by the • Institute full salt the 'IThere is one daughter Mann) Mrs
T:owl's 'Prayer: The roll call 'las
answered by "FTinie for H''osteeems
and Ghosts.' The secrela:ry, Mrs,
Dano. ITParrhu way then read the
nitrates of Ih 'not mooting, the'
flimreial rep •11.1 0127 ('10x1,• Tn`ohte,0c
correspondence. It ''•'S decided 10
A.0114 It -.00 to nit' "Cennrllan :1ppen1
for Children Fund" rr01 to ;sive n
donation to Knit and Mrs. Coleman
who roeently 11at their furniture by
fire. 'rite buying and sewing ram
mt.tce''s reported that S5 yds. of
flrnnele-tte had been bought and
made up ke1'to 4 layettes. It was
decided t0 enter the contest "Better
Naeem Houses' 'and that the Maa';h
meeting would be elevote'l to this
and also to have a series. of earl
pard^'es in the 11001' fat:nro and (0111.
nib torts were appointer) to make
are angem Hats.
Mrs•. GPO. Thins th"n demonstrat-
ed it hot sapper dish. 'Phis was
with there Quarter inch screen.
A marked cheque for $200 must
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accompany each tender, Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders lnarst, be in the hands at
the Bond Superintendent, Russel B.
Currie, RM. 5, Brnsseis, not Inter
than 17ebcuarY 28.
SMOIPOVOittaltem,
REGENT THEATRE
Seaford., Ont.
aeon R;eat' then gave a bumuroes
reading and this wee followed .by a
pleasViing ,solo hY 'tier's, R. ('nasi'lS.
Mrs. Garniss conducted a Valentine
eootest. The National Anthem then
brought tb-e meeting to al close after
which the holttensri served a bennte•
nags lunch.
NOW PLAYING --
e Thurs., Fri, Sat, Feb. 19.20.21
Love And Learn
with
Jack canon Martha Vickers
Robert Hutton
Boymeets-girl double romance story
told lightly end pleasantly, .... .e,
Mon. Tues, Wed. Feb. 23.24-25
M Technlooior
Gone With The Wind .
with '
Clarke Gable Vivian Leigh
One Show Each Night Starts R p.m.
Wednesday Matinee -- 2 p.m.
Those who have seen it will want to
relive the experience. .. Those ..who
missed it will thrill to the beauty of
the greatest picture aver made.
Next Thurs., F'rl., Sat, Feb. 26.27.281
The Enchanted Forest
In "TochnloofOr
with
Edmund Lowe and Brenda Joyce
Thls fantasy Is easily one of the
I most ambitious offerin3s.te come to
the soreen, ea sure to see it.
COMING- Adult Cntertainmf t
'Me Web
with
Elia fainos and dlnolhd O',OrIon
Capitol Theatre
L STGWE .,
Wed. Thurs. Feb. 18-119
Greer Gerson
in
"DESIRE ME"
Fri., Sat. . Feb. 20-21
"King of the Wild Horses"
The story of a boy and his
horse.
Sat. Mat. 2130 Serial
Mon.. Tues. Feb. 23-24
Adult Entertainment
"The Two Mts. Carrolls"
with' Barbara Stanwyck
Humphrey Bogart
Tuesday FOTO NITE
OFFER $160.00
Mont Attend, card night
•
Forrest MtKry also one nloptcrl con,
Albert. \yells of Dunnville, ord.
Funeral service ;vas held hem'
Davieon's Funeral Pallor::, LuclenoW;
Feb. 11l'h. Interment iu llryth 1lniolt
Ce11101ry. Pallbearers were (FMw•
and VanCamp, Jimmie Bum,. 111
Ritchie, 'Ronald VnnCarnp, Kenneth
,Tar'ltaon' Robert Pale (t,1. Flowers
5t1t11nw1 I.1rhm raid Forrest ;\icT.av
and 1011(11y: pillow, Beatrice and
Albert Wells and family: wreath.
Marla and Jtln BItr11 -wreath. ,\ds
and Ronald Vn.nC•n11p, Ellen ,,,1'1
Alf Ritchie and family, Jimmie :end
lelieen Burns and family: spray,
Edith Creighton, Bob Patterson, Sate
Patterson; wreath. 517111 Gospel
Tabernacle. Tlnnalvi1l., Cent, Rett'
M. Stewart of the 31nit'''1 Chureh (tom
dilated tate services.
Wed. Thurs. NEXT
"This Time for Keeps"
with
Esther Williams
Jimmy Ourante
CKNX Monday to Friday
ak6P.M.
LIISTEN your maws may
WtOWAVgAtiNtAl
Balled.
A nn
CARD OF THANKS
fire tse.ls Canadian Legion wish to
thank the people of Brussels and
surrounding community toe' the rine
r e ape "atitn 1n 111-tpl114 Out in the
tanefil Dane(' for Ken Coleman
r.•hnsP furniture was destroyed 1n
Pearson's fire.
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to take this opportunity to
thank 011 those who remembered
me with cards. treats, and many
other kluclneesec :koro my "ee"nl
accident-. G was va•',y much air
p r eiaterl and will 1 rlg b" .retnem-
tlered
Ruth Thomas
CARD OF THANKS
We. wish to take this pleasure in
thanlaue the Canadian 'Legion and
the Rebera' and 111 (3,5". for lege
great support in aiding ns ala r our
Ireetent loss fl, the Pvtu•; on chi and
to all those kind indil'i11na1., 'Abe
also were more titan P10:'0n4. T11's
Indeed lin_ 110,11 a 1 i of ] inrin;•
01111 shall 4(0(02 P10ha, far ,iG1
any of nv We ,1'sli out' .rain
to thank all of yon from the hottem
o1 1.110 hearts.
• tlreatfully yours.
Mr. and Mrs. l(oe Coleman
and family.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Maas. W. S. Forerst was':a1 honour"
',ad guest in Stratford at the 1„ nt•
Cornish wedding on Saturday. y. Mee
Forrest is the great aunt of the
bride:
unc'e' .fit
Lowry and McCutcheo
have taken over the
CitiesiService Statiim
formerly ciccupied. by George Bridge.
We appreciate the continued business of its
customers and will welcome all new patrons.
We are ,qualified to give
Expert Repair Service
on all males of cars.
Coxae in and flee Our
Used Cars
"The Home Of
Better Used Cars"
?shone 73x Brussels
terteettneatreetenseetileaetiete
HURON C:OUNTY
The 1917 (h t -1m,. .ftit
ir' bwarl' 14tht'c111 ria:.
,il,hursr•lurnt.. +n this app. ai
Clinton i)istrlet ........
Godcrieh rte. Distri.tt
\Vineletat .1 11B:rir't .
1',11010' 0)1111t. ....
:teetotal' air District .
1.'4W (ti' Q Dist Het.
BRUSSELS, ONTAtt ii
URERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
rl:ompa.i;'t i. r,l'f!riall;• rks'.1d •d'
31( 4,1 rv•,rtilrt of 111,. recoipte a1111
88.291.48
to slur, v atone r tt r!, t+' the lie 1
teuely coaneil (1 10 pent I a 1_
1P11 they year. ti this 'r011
100 policy was 1111 ,+ ,i dem
year, !tn• this +nn(' 11'. tul -
solicit grants front the -mkt itt
hr urban U.1(1.1•e`r tai 1 :1+ to111,-11 -
'rhe Committer 1, ,,I if..
111fr•f111 t( all ihn,, 1i.:
1, + , '.•
r111t1t1u11:c and ttilhl a n 1; at
ntttiority of 1110,0 (''r•„lri144 . ,ala lir;
000uibute to the 111(1(1, iu 501110
llxitent's Net 1110 1te!0
27 Ail, i.a 'U.0
2;i. 1f. 1,278.81
1111(00 '1.0:14,11
$2,t19n-o('
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1.117.4.8
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34 05
81,120 th.38.
,.e .. :, at. werr. nor 1 to 1101. and
H :' trust that people 11,.1 th, <.<, will
:1'/e us support 'n the tlnlpaigll_
heh1 year.
+l l+'1• to 1 't'h:111: You
ir+,r- 1.1 all til" feral papers,
•tdatrag+r o;' CK NK, 'n the
[t+n Inc; who seeks .211 the radio, On
What( of the campaign, and to those
w•lir, dial the clerical work.
Yours sincerely,
Lillian Irwin, secretar,
ki
ri1lir. Bur. and his crew go into the
woods now, they get timber out twice as fast
as they used to. That new tractor Bill boughtt,
really !man's those logs!
Bae:k, in town. the saw -mill is running full
blast. taking all Bill's crew can deliver .
And this extra activity, this extra income
spreading around through the community is
largely due to the: fat that Fill hent to see
his back manager and arranged a loan to.
buy the tractor ...
In lumbering towns and rural hamlets, in
big seaports and tiny fishing villages, bank.
credit - money at work •-- helps to increase
business activity in whole commtmities. Your
bankmanager's job is to help men and women
(rasp opportunities and to put 'the .bank's'
facilities to work .for you and your neighbours.,
tii5 rt, IIdSTAtt4L O:
bttleo7oC.mindn's 3,200bratclt Iran
oily
Pley i feland work of Gnnfcrlieeir port in the l s.
5
$Pt71JSr;k17 711` ,'•.)t',
Fang
WAS 1
with tit
13recken
lneeting-
ntiz,
Morris
s. Jame
:rt Nick
ol, 'rnrn-
1nd Mrs.
Erases
..100111,1 01
Mrs. M,
her 540-
•s 'fi.ltirle
leer par-
se -Sing;
i3e1g1'ave,
Thorn-
'tTingdiam,
nd Mrs,.
in To
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