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Music.F.Ixaminations
The following Davila of Me. L. D.
ThomPeet tried the winter examinat-
ions of tan Royal Coneervetory of
Toronto.
Following are the is.sulis;-.-
Theory-
Grade 1 'First Claes Honors
Isabel Speir, 90 per cent of marks.
Grade II Honors, Jean Moffatt,
Wroxter, 77 marks; Mavis Oliver,
76 marks.
Piano -
Grade III Honore, Barbara Allen,
76 marks,
Grade V, Heather Allen mark.
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BOX SOCIAL AND DANCE
to be held in
Morris Township Hall
on Friday, March 5th
Pierce's Orchestra
Proceeds for Europe Relef Fund
Everybody Welcome.
CRANBROOK
The icehrattry .meeting of the
Oronbrook Young Women's Auxi •
ittry was held at the home of Mrs
Mcivor, Feb. 19. Tile meeting wee
in charge of Mrs. 01,419 Kernaghan
• The meeting opened by singing
Hymn No. 500 followed by the
Scripture 'Reading in unison. Della
Fischer led in prayer. The minutes
of the last Meeting were read and
adopted by secretary, seconded hY
Mrs. Earl Dunn. Tiler., were twelve
members and one visite,- present.
Collection amounted to $3,95. Hymn
001 was then sung and the tapir
taken by Jean Dunn. Hymn 587 was
with prayer by Mrs. Maurice Cann sung and the meeting closed
eron. Lunch was s01•0011 by the
hostess.
The Arcade Store Agent !Why Power Cut -Offs
For Cambridge Clothes I Are Necessary Here
p , t be
Weil dresesd 111011 wear Cambridee Isom] hYdre l'elmilluo n, tete
elothes, Smartly styled, made to relieved hy iteS as rettui,net ly the
measure snits, 111 ed,ISsy materials , Hydro Electric, Power 'Commission.
are made by fOarnbridge of litunillon. The 2 half-hour fell -offs htr, sawn
Come lute the Arcede Store and eve
mir samples and place your order
now if you would he d "well drese. the Tenn tat van Festel-Flow an
tissy just feeler the neeessats 111'; .
1)' people would wenntart,y
• 11 mint of power it
Former Bruyels Resident
Critically Injured
Mrs. itutietiee, fern'
erlY of Isles 4J!l. In a t .1
(.011410.4011 in K1113.0 1441
Mrs. Rutledge fell downstairs at hot
Mae- Friday. She r4114 f.,
:Serious injury to her head end 1, la
14)!),a 100 nlitt:ons st tt .tc(titlt
BRUSSELS, ONTARRG
te.coamas..*.*o
NOTICE , Two Straight Wins Gives,
The 1014(111ef
Dective is the ,143, Londesboro Group Title
the tout: 1,, 1, P.........3' '.1 44V M, ,
(411(10414,4ro B.A. s W0.1 4114) GrOUP
Ladies' :Sid in the Tso., 11:41111
Three W.O,A.A. Intermediate "B"
Mandl s:I. soekey chm
a plonship when they de-
feated Beuseels 3-1 in Wingham last.
Friday night. This was the second'
Kt ra lit Win p41
1tw t1(111SbOrt) over
Brussels in the beststwO-out-of-
throe series. The first game was'
pissed in Brussels laet Wednesday
night. This is the second team which
Londt,Fito,0 a. hout/limited in two
etreight sane,. the (3,49 teem being'
A t wood.
1111144.1 -float, Mats; defence,
Tilley, Beth -dee: centre. Rolles;
30110014, Duncan. Earl. McDonakl,
Mlles Cox.
Lontl03{4,,111---(1(441. :,.atidereor:k; de-
fenee, LretltwoOd; vents%
W114-4
11:2'. 3. Shaddick; alter-
nates Tilley. Tenney, Armstrong
'4f (lia). rt e Ratify:IL Tanibism, A.
Riley sulegoa Ile
First Period
No seoring.
Second Period
Ni, seoring.
Third Period
de
1 --Lonshoro, J. Saell.
2-4ondesboro. Shaddick.
3 -Brussels, Duncan.
-Londssboro. Lee.
WEDDING
• I d
,1 would T101. her necessary to shut ter
nt all. Many vent res. Itnx nireatly
done this and 00 have no 4,14t-eiTs
Ladies' Aid of 5./eiville Church it to 1114 10 local hydro users te ('((14'
Mrs. w, Itovto, WItO hootoos to 001010 power if they want eentinu
Melville ladies Moeda', svening ot 11(110 servle P.
11 18 weld( with a 40‘4.1 allondaltst.
ed man fel Motel,
Mrs, H. 0(14011IN rite :ling -
log of our Hymn welled the meeting.
Ptteine esWas dtsPitasod, proatt
I ' ' '• '
!den') 0) 1 lo rP)11)-)14 41 1)7 111 1( not
fttP1 Ina ally too will +10110 the 11141
:fors 111(111)1144 141141 Mre. Herold IirisnPY
Was appointed to take 'her pinee.
Program of mutest, anti a spelling
match was hettrtily enjoyed. Lunch
was tench enjoyed and idre. Arm
strong thanked Mrs. Porter for (melt
Ing her home to the members.
ETHEL
The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church 110111 their Masch meeting at
the hem of Mrs. Wright about 20
ladies responded to the roll call
which was answered with a vei
containing the word reaurrention.
Mrs, McIver had theme of the
devotional part 04 the meeting and
RSV. 7. McIver 'ave the Easter
nlesSatsp. Mrs. McIver sang a pleas•
Ing Easter solo. The meeting cMsed
with the einging of an Easter TTymn
and the Benediction by TIM,. Mr
!McIver at the close of the nmetine,
lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. .7. 'grantor and Mrs.
S. Dunbar,
Miss A. McMnreitie lo at Ineeeni
visiting her sister Mrs, (len. Dunbar.
Rev, T. D. Mervin occluded 1110
1111 11)11 in the preebyterian Church
last Suntlny afternoem nr took for
his text "rhe Lock and Key of Life
taken from St, John, chapter ten
and the tenth verse. A choir of male
voices led the singing.
The annual congregetional ban-
quet of the Presbyterian churc13 will
be held next Friday evening, March
12th.
Mrs. .7, Armstrong of Brussels
District President and Mrs, S. Wheel-
er also of 'Bruseels, Distrie,t Secs of
the East Huron District of the W. 7
were guests of the Ethel Women's
Instetute at their Feb. meeting which
Wa'S held at the home of Mrs. Percy
.Stephenson, Mrs. Armstrong gave a
very interesting address. ou Insti-
tute work and 11/frs. Wheeler spoke
on Health and the value of the X-raY
the importance of taking' the ad-
vantage of it. She also spoke 011
the Kindergarten of the Air, as a
splendid entertainment for small,
children each morning at 10.15 a.m.
over CBL,
Miss Pearl 'Baker 4.s visiting with
M1'(,(3. Chostead and Lytle and Mrs.
Gordon.
Mrs, Lloyd Barkwell, Guelph, spent
the week end at the home or her
parents, John and Mrs. McNabb.
The teacher and penile of SA. 110,
7 sponsored a progressive enehre
party in the school on Friday even-
ing at which sixteen tables were in
iday. Lunch was served and dancing
enjoyed to music supplied by Ross
„.,,sesimm./..m..saftemovs: MeTaggart, Ralph Noble and Jim
Cameron, assisted at the piano by
Mrs. 0. Kernaghan and S. Nichol.
Several cars going north nee south
were 'unable to reach home until the
next day, owing to the. high 'wind
and snow which filled in the side-
' roads. Their occupants spent the
remainder of the night in the school
;
4 house and homes in and near the
li 1 village.
Jim Cameron has disposed of his
auxin west of the village, •
Keep thy heart with all
diligence for out nf it are the
issues of life.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne,
10 a. m. Simday School and
Bible Class
11 a- m. Divine Service.
7 p, 1143. Divine Service,
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
REGENT THEATRE
11 Seaforth, Ont.
OF CANADA
Minister Rov. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Miss Elva Sholdico
11 a. m, Morning Worship
Hold Fast To God,
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
Missionary Sunday
7 p. in. Evening Praise
Obrist And The People.
Everyone OortIlally Welcome,
Church of England
Parish of �r1181018
ENIV. J. H. Kerr, Rector.
Fourth Sunday ln, Lent
March 7911, 1948
et, George's Chuicn Walton -
8.90 p. M. Holy Communion
Sunday School
M. David's Church, Henfryn-
10,80 a. in, Holy Oeinrannion.
Sunday School
St. John's Church, Brussels-
]. P. au. Sunday School
2 p. 111, Holy Communion
Loniten Prayer service on
Wed. at 8 2. In, as announced.
egVegNO‘96-NreAllealite
NOW PLAYING-
Thurs., Frt., Sat. Mar. 4-5-6
In Cinlcolor,
"Gunfighters."
with
Randolph Scott and Barbara Britton
A superior western with a good plot
-plus a full share of romantic,
emotional entanglement.
Adult Entertainment
In Technicolor
Mon., Tues., Wed. March 8-9-10
Wednesday Matinee 2,30 p. m.
Adults 78c, Children oto
"Forever Arrther"
with
Linda Darnell and Cornet Wilde
A monument production, brilliantly
produced -the story of a woman in
love who vainly ..sought „happiness
with the man she loves but loses.
One Show Only at 8 p. m.
Evenings Adults $1,20, Children 56c
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Mar, 1142.13
In Technicolor
Slave Girl
with
Yvonne DeCarlo and George Brent
For rib -tickling hysteria he sure
to see this
COMING -
Double Feature
with
Moss Rose
Peggy Cuminms Victor Mature
Ethel Barrymore
and
Northwest Outpost
In color.
Renew your Brussels Post now,
tor 1.50 per year.
IMA.Vattgr48A0Agalg
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWEL
Wed, Thurs. March 3-4
"THE GREAT WALTZ"
Fri. Sat. March 5-6
"Angel and the Badman"
with John Wayne, Gail Russell
A Western packed with thrills.
Sat. Mat. 2:30 Serial
Mon. Tues. March 8-9
Adult Entertainment
amp/
Starring Joan Fontaine
Tuesday F'OTO NITE
OFFER $180.00
Mon, Attend, card night
mamma.
Wed. Thurs. NEXT Mar. 10-11
Denna Durbin in
"100 MEN and a GIRL"
with Leopold Stokowaki
and Symphony Orchestra
CKNX Monday to Friday
at 6 P.M.
LISTEN your 'name may
be called.
'AVAKROgainlVA
•
The United Church
son or Man (0110. 10, KIV)' IlI
late a ronsom for eutny ' Mark X. 47
Christ's purtmee was exem p10
the love of Orel nenen a way noel
me11 might achieve liberlY. set 11'.»
41-0111 the bondage or Sin Pear antl
Ahnlesuess, Miss Ruth Wilsop eang
as a sok) Jesus Nithisness Peat, ny
Warren. In the els-ming the 4,1111”
sang "Cod is waiting 11 the sileitec."
by Ackley. The Road of Service,
was the 6111)30et of the evening
sermon,
Melville Church
A,t the morning service on Sunder.
Rev, Mr. Milne preached on the
subject "Covetousnesm" and math,
special referenee to the epidemic
of robberies, the Communist gains in
Europe and the present threats 10
two of the outposts of the British
Empire. Rev. Mr. Milne pointed
out that all these streams of trouble
could be traced to the fountain -head
of covetousness. The morning an-
them Was "I will lift up mine eyes"
by 'Whitfield. The solo parts were
taken by Mr. J. Schultz.
At the evening service Rev. mr,
Milne preached on the subject 'Our
individual indebtedness to Christ:
Tn this semen illustration were
taken from the life of St. Paul Wm
desenibed himaelf as a. debtor to
Greek and Barbarian. The anthe01
was "Give to oln God immortal
praise."
Sisters Receive Honors
In Recent Music Exams
4•010.4rati1latIons •44 Mi'st':: Ilsatcw
and Barbara 1011, dttirltt0r t If
and :Arcs 11. B. Allen, who both
teeeived tatuors in nutsItt )44441.444y
(10115 11,1d recently in Stratford by
the !loyal ronsttrvaIory i Al 11,itt a:
Toronto. 1 loather tvisd Piano arad0
atm Barbara piano trade 3.
Mrs- M. Robbie
Dies In London
Mrs. Margaret Roblde, ar
Stanley etreet, died In Parkwood
Hospital yesterday. StitS Wile born at
11.11. 3, Monkton. Ont., and Was
wrdow .4.1111 Roh4)'44 .411t) was a
member of Talbot Street Baptist
Church,
S111.1,1%121: are One 0011, Elnit-r
111040111,London; one dstughter,
Mrs. Fred iGlaclysi Earl, Lonclon;
three brothers, George Ellaentt,
Atwood; John Inilaeof t, of Monk
ton, and William Ellacott, of
liraseels, Ont.
The body is at the Harrison and
Skinner funeral home where sery
lee will he held at pan. Wednes-
day. Burial will he in Woodland
Little Stars Mission Band
Melville Little Stars Mission Band
met last Sunday afteencon in the
infant classroom. The president.
Mrs. Milne presided. Heather
Allen is the capable pianist. 'Donald
Edgar the sor., read the minutes, An
interesting talk on the church was
given by the president. The first
church was built by Moses and it
W11-3 II tent. Sewell questions were
answered by the children. Two Lite
Members were given one to Sheilll
Alderson and Jimmie Edgar and pins
HOCKEY SLANTS were presented and Mrs. Jas. Bal-
lautyne pinned them on the ehildren.
Pine bowls,. emirs-. ilowere and
tall white tapers de, ("rated Ethel
Cniteit Church for a 141.c1ty wed,liter
on Saturday, February twent,stirst
wit. It liar' ar-t Rubes s (44,17 411 44).,10
ter of :11,, and aire. Clifford Rowland
itnPwl Mr.
lerederielt Wesley Fester ..nly 4,4r4 of
an41 3,,eas reef'r 'f
Cetbaeires Ont. B -r. Ti -S, Wilson
pertormrel th, doubt, rine (-press-ail,
!Vim R. Wilber p1a31t )10, 134,i41
11111,1e and during the attrilins• of lie,
reeleter. (liven in marriage by her
father the bride 10014.-3 eharalin4r 'n
;4 white slipper satin gown made
will' sweetheart neek and princess
lines ending in 0 lone 110114. 141413
orp a chapp1 veil held in plass, with
()Strict tops and earried red rosee.
TI -4r only ornament was three
strands of pearls. gift or the groom.
Mrs. Geraldine Rowland, cousin of
the bride was 01atr43a. of *honor sewn -
rel in blue taffeta with matching
mitts. pink headdress and parried
pink catered bouquet.
Mr. Kenneth Rowlantl Was twat
roan and Mr. Sandy Rowland and
Craven Pearson were ushers.
The b
guests wearing grey crepe with black
aeee•enriee and a ('or3llgs of ' k
ropes and carnatinns, assisted by the
groom's znother wearing turquoise
crepe with brown nceesseries, cor•
sage of roses and earnatione.
A reception for fifty guests was
held in the church auditorium. Miss.
es Elsie Franklin, Shirle•„, Thomp-
son. Helen Asken, Pat Parterneld
and Orace Opper •wre waitresses.
For going away the bride wore a
pink and black dress, grey coat with
black accessories and a corsage of
pink roses and carnatione.
After a wedding trip through West-
ern Ontario the couple will reside
in St. Catharines.
Out of town guests were from St.
Rev. C. A. Milne Heads
Brussels Library Board
The annual meeting of the Bruise
sets Library Board was held 1n the'
library Wednesday afternoon under
the chairmanship of Rev. H. Welson.
Offieere pleated for 1948 were:.
eltairrnam Rev. O. A. Milne: secre-
tary. Miss H. Downing; treasurer,
Robert Bowman Pev, TT, Wilsou.
was apopinted delogre to the Huron.
County Library Comperative, Miss
H. Downing was appointed con-
venor of the book committee.
CARD OF THANKS
wish to thank all my neighbour's.
and friends for words and cards of
sympathy also boxes of treats. Es.
pedally Rev. Mr. Wilson and Patens,
for kindness during ray recent
illness. It was deeply appreciated.
The meeting was closed with sing. Catharines, Beamsville, Toronto and will long be remembered.
By Oliver Riley
On Monday night the third ome 11110 and prayer, and surrounding community. Robert Farrow
for the juvenile Championship was
played in the Brussels Arena with
Drayton being the visiting teen'.
These teams were tied llp 011P 9,51110
each and Brussels went one game up
by defeating Drayton 8-2. The fourth
game will be played in Drayton on
Wednesday night.
In the drat period both tennis
scored one goal eachwith Butchart
scoring for Brussels On a rebound
from Willis, Rolfe scored Dray -
ton's tally late in the first period.
In the second perioh Brusests seorei
four goals without a reply from
Drayton to make the score 5-1.
Butchant scored 3 gnats for the hat
trick and McDonald scored the
founth tally. To the thin'. period
Brussels outscored mem 3-1 to give
them the game 8-2,
mognitt with 2 goals and Jewell
1 goal accounted for the 13russele'
goals while Rolfe scored his
second goal tor Drayton: This Ttat)
a clean tast game of hockey and was
enjoyed by all who were there.
Jimmy Jewell in the net for Ilrus-
aels was really sensatienal and held
the score clown; on different oc-
casions. McMichael and Gordon
played a good game 00 the defence
and shoved the opponents4 down
different thnee. The 'Brussels Band
was in attendance and played four
or five selections to the delight of
the crowd. The .Legion would like
to thank the hand tar their getter,
malty.
CARD OF THANKS
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AT 8.15 P. M.
The Majestic Womenfs institute
vpish.a tofor their gifts Of clothing. Entry b'orms May Be Obtained From W. G, Leach
thank the coutributore
IN MEMORIAM
111 proud and lotting mensery of I Proceeds Towards Children's Playground
Trooper Lyle A. Evans, who paid
the supreme saerilice .1111arch 7, 1
1945:
Whose thoughts were all so full of tie
He never could ferget
And so we think that where he 10
He Must be watohing yet
Angels keep their Watch un thele
Please God just let hint knoW
That WO dOW14 here de not foeget.
We love and miss him so,
Sadly and always missed by
'Mother, Brother and Sisters
Project and Aid to the Blind.
mission 35c an
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