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Wednesday, March 17th, 1948
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GREY COUNCP,
1.07:711".•.," 1'1•" 1(•r nn ihr Kraucel
• D1'11 III 01171 The Kreuter Drain El'•
tenaull w01'1. adupl01.
Engineers i'Ine ers 1 .101 to r,1( the
1Kart Drain anti on The locant Diann
4..re adjourned 1111 t .'• lneetin7.
At the Cont of Itevlalml on She
Hall Drain. iiyLaw, The Benefit
011 197" 111'011'4.1 ex
1111.'11)11 1(C 1110 nn 101 11, run. i was
reduced $80.00 each for Geo, Dunbar
111•:1 tiny 111711 and 47th these art-
I"imr•nt< the by-law 1,1.'l1s 1111117
7l.
The Tender of Louis 1 -Ili -Lite was
are, food fur treatment of cattle for
Warble Fly 111 Vic per head.
.i 11 .0.1 P 1 (' 401 717 t•; appointer)
'Tnspeator 1(C 5511 per hour 7111(1 111'
per
11711... 10 117,l'0110• 1110 prdvis10»s
Of the By-law mnkin. It comp»lsnry
141 have all cattle •a•ilhta the nduti
(duality treated for Warble rly.
A grant of $10.00 was made to '1.1111
•TTuron Crop Improvement AGRoria-
A ,rant of 1110.00 was made to the
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asnessmosasoarmes,anazacvzosaasmostrawa
z-�--' -'"•"""`tee", 1'<'•tlton 7.ihraa•y.
C. Waif
The Connell passed a rrsnb1Tinn
to stay on Standard T'me and that
d
bigall meting,: of (1)111011 be set as Prr
J Standard Time as limy brl.ovn 'his
,:ill be to the hest interest of the
l farming comnr11n8'ty and '•olnply with
Kra ,>ter co
pale'
(Licensed)
PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS and ROOFERS
Announce the opening of their shop in
Brussels, Ont., on or about May 1st. We
solicit your patronage and guarantee. satis-
factory work.
Orders and enquiries
Phone 86-r-7 Brussels
until - further notice.
J. C. Krauter,
G. A. Kraute'; , P3" rios,
MAPLE SYRUP TIME— • CONCERT and DANCE
Clean Vinegar jugs only 12c each,
Joust the thin
sYr'tIl) in No plume orders please. Music Groceteria. by Don. Robinson
Phone 5 urvssets Ont. And His Orchestra
railroad time. •
The following aceminls were paid: 'Minerva Ennis who pa...and away in
$2720.15 December 1903.
27,140 He is survived by nor on Rd ;al
70,00 of It/unil1on, one AIS11„"7'r' 1111:711
8 90 Speiran of Tottenham, mm 1.141117'•' lu ,h,• 7177 ni1117 ole 11 • l a I`tu. lin=te17s,•s sewed a dehrsecni
20.00.- Loris (P 1?tots r ls. Tw•, prowl, { ••w7iteh and Prny . :1117('11.
children also 71177' r•'. 11,1,1«' 01»1 j
Marie Hollinger of Hamilton.
The 1111101111 4u'rvdre 5177/” 111-1(1 co!
Tuo'ol,ey afternoon at 1117' 1), A.
Morn funeral home cath Rev. G. N.
Milne in charge of the e1•ri^e. 'The
Pallbearers were two aoohewl, Wm,
and Clarence H011ia.;er, two neigh
boors ielmer 1T1Qnarrh? rind ,Rodin
P. Gaynor Geo, E. Pollard and 1C .7.
Petrie. The flower hearers were
Peter TTrhinger, Kim Salter, Jimmie
Miss Currin Hingaoa is combining and P01rtid Petri. Burial tiok
hu ,1,:1414
and plea17nrc In Toronto this place in Brussels cemetery, Att,md•
week. ins' the funeral Prom a distance were
'Mr::. Duncan N. Ytel'omrlr, Tad her Mr, and Mrs. Hein of Kitchener.
In Brussels Town Hall on sister -Mrs. .\1ex M"Dnn'l1, *.Toirs• 4'- —
worth are visitin;' at the home of William George Armstrong
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 orb. sisn•'r in Windsor.
Mrs. George L01vey, 101/1) 11114 been William George lrinstron. passers
R 7711141'17 ill a1nc. "nfPc1''n r a 14111)1/( moray in the Wiugh:tm hospital on
Don't Miss The
, Lion's Amateur Night
A splendid varied pro -Janine 11:-
1.n,•n ul 01.•x/1,
have been placed at t71t' disposal of
the 1:1:11 1,1,11'- club to ad., 1, th•'
success of the alnat'ntr ,111/0,7 7(li
your listening pleasure.
The 1rogra111ilre rn1171n11tee
SPI -11`011 1)0 011'0't to nui;:e the
success and your att.-mastic r will b.
amply repaid by the splendid array ,1f
talent to be presented f'(1 fa1,1
r0.10)•71e111.
Colne early in order t, enabl7. 11 t,•
`-:tail 011 1 Into,
This entertainment i, 1/0111 -t:' 1'.r
for a trey m)1 , )71'•1! and
of your wholehearted st1pu(rt.
ALL APPLICATION$ AS RECEIVED
HAVE SEEN ACCEPTED.
Q! 1TUAPY
Melville W.M.S.
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played several piano ;011: ma. )' 1. •1
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117•. Milne read a very interesting
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BRUSSELS,
Majestic Women's lntsitute 4 G raagem Maskedn Of Bouen Bound
By AWaltonr
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The United Church
71),li»aro' talk .1%. , • .
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Jacob Hollinger '0'10 I 10 iu 1.10 '•1),
T1171e passed :nvav on rituality. it a, Jason did with Pr.* • ;and =ut1 117-. Pec f.71.1n ,, r:: 1'h
March 7 111)1 a short 11111,14, ort 1•.I nisi -•,u 10111' 1 111,,0'- ,1E 1 "1:'14. \1ar•1u,. 41;1,
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H011higev 101(17 u life long resident of Church. 11,s. Ken. ibnrri.• 111,:,, r•• , f -„'o
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le the 71 17117 or:1 In "lint 1`:n7 Thr i4111 1.1-11.1" 1'1071 1117.1.1..t/
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the youngest sot of the Salo 11111114 to (1171011141 the 1111,41inea r 1 n;,•
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.Tabu TTi,lltngrr and ('hr' -tens I.1() 1
Better Homes Corti- t `h,• +'i•,
Cousins anda1uMnl1'7 ss 11111,1 \1'1l.il- 1.it. . to he tabulated by 'Mr., C1rniss,
Zimmerman. Ile was married to
C'oll,n•ing 1110+ arrmon ,r der.- ••tu 17.11 c
! Ttu> next meeting in April is to he
1,11.1(1:" Ity Siil•'r•, w.ts - 11()?' Ity
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171Cw71y.
rwp Roads.
'Pax Bounty to elate
Relief •
Ili /lnne.
Grants
Mee 171111111 es and 7(11"174 , .. 3.25
Next meeting April 3711.
J. I3. fear, 01,.11:
flip annual m0011117 al
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1:mel 111' election of oftivii.ii phicit
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PEOPLE WF geNOW
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It v. (1. A. :Cline wad n vi<ilnr• in
Toronto 111171 1011th.
711,s N' Roger','. 'Mount Forest 1074
a recent visitor with relatives here.
Featuring
tmeoq Clark Johnston --Pauline Swanson
''�' Concert from 8 to 9.30 p. m.
$ Seek ye the Lord While he MO' s
be found, call upon him while
he is near.
Melville;IturcU
was removed t.0 Cito1lrnet Waterloo Monday. February 10tH He was the
hospital on Monday of tilt 1 were/. younger son of the late john Arm. -
Tame Tunes, ,an�r11 merchant of strong end Elizabeth .111n flints. He
was born 011 the third rnnreasinn' of
East Wawanosh totcn,hip on '11;17' 1st.
1872, Tn 1887 he. with the fancily,
moved to Grey township when, he
resided until tho time of him death.
Tn 1001 11e wa.s 1111111711 in marriage
t0 SerN1 Ann Savage who prcdeeeas-
ed him in July 1015. To this union
was horn one son. Johnston, at
present a continuation school teacher
at Micilipicoton Harbour, Ontario.
Funeral services were held at
Lownsberry Funeral Time, Ethel.
rebrn1ry 2011. Rev. John 'Kerr hf
St. David's Anglican Charm. Fienfryn,
conducted t -he service
There is left to mourn the loss of a
loving father and brother, his son
and three sisters, Mrs. Al. J. Ward
and Mrs' las. Savage. Grey township
and hIrs, Wm. Gorsn.ltz, Brusseis.
Pallbearers were A. 'Hail, (1 MoD011-
a1d, 1a. Mills, ,Tames Conine, B.
Hotbed -II and L. Ward,
Friends and relatives attended the
funeral from Kitchener, Stratford,
Mio111pi'cotals Harbour, Listowel,
Atwood and Brussels,
Dancing from 10 p•xn. to 1 a,m• Shannav0n, Sask.• i1')s a visitor lest
Lunch Booth; week at the home of L. 1?. Cardiff. Jim
Admission 50c anis 25c 117115 also 71 very popular cleric in his
Under auspices L. O. L. 774 father's store in Tamestewn, 1311 was
also n visitor at the 1101r” of Cleve
and 17as. Raelter.
Harry Champion, Atli a with 14TrS,
Minister Rev. G. A. Mllno, 114.8, REGENT THEA TRE Champion. has been spending the
10 a. in. Sunday School and 4 Sf tl4 , winter art Sarasota, 11'14„ must be
Bible Class
ea KDr , Ont.
11 a. in. "The 'Road of Ilestd1Y•”
Palm Sunday Service,
7 p, in. "A. Cross on the
Horizon."
1.05171 D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The liilited Church'
OF CANADA '
'Sinister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Maas Hive S'1t.'oldlee
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Tmpossdble Neutrality
junior Congregation
12 Chime/ School and
Bible Class
7 p. m, Droning Praise
Why Did Jesus Die?
Bvet'.yone °wittily Welcome,
, s'h1mktg. lite usual gond form in bowl -
Now Playing Double Feature in color
Thurs., Fri„ Sat• March '8-19.20
Vigiants Return
9 with
1 Jon Hall and Margaret Lindsay
1 The hard -riding, fast•shooting vigl•
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Rector.
Sixth Sunday la Lent
Commonly called 'Palm Salado,/
Mabel), 21et, 11)43
St. George's Charon Walton -
5.80 p. Doming
Pra.l'er
Sunday School
St. Divide Church, Henfryn—
10.80 a. m. Morning Pt'ayer
Sunday School
ih11e while there. His picture appeared
in a Sarasota 11111/41' along with other
members of the winning lawn bowling
team.: rhe Sarasota lawn bowling
team, of which Mr, Champion was
one, Captured the Jaycee Pageant of
Sava De Seta trophy 111 the annual
lentos in a story ablaze with the bowling t'011rnament, 101/71011 1t, from
fury of fighting fools. 111e 51.1(eland 1111111.
and Thunder -Mountain' I
Mon., Tues. March 22 and 23
Adult Entertainment Capitol Theatre
Nocturne L I S T O W F. L
George Raft and Lynn Bari'
He is dynamite really to explode—
she Is poison in a beautiful package
—a story of mystery and suspense.)
Wed., Thurs. March 2445
1st show starts 7 p.m.
Wed. Matinee 2 mm.
Evening $1.20 admission
Matinee 75c admission
,(The Best Years Of Our Livres"
with
Frederic March Dana Andrews
1 Myrna Loy and Teresa Wright
Winner of seven academy awards
1 and an outstanding dramatization of l
the rehabilitation of three veterans,
I a brilliantly played; very human
story.
Fel., Sat. March 26-27
Something In The Wind
with
Deanna Durbin Donald O'Connor
John Dail
I. It's the big -cheer -picture of the year,
full of swing, laughs and sighs, with
six big hit -parade tunes.
St. Johnle Church, Br Ittel1 COMING --
1 n. m, Sendai School 1 Wonder Who's Kissing
p• m• islventng Prayer Her Now
with
megilli y1 ., ellapune Haver Mark stevon14
Thur. Fri. Sat. Mar. 18-19-20
Danny Kaye in
"THE SECRET LIFE
OF WALTER MITTY"
Sat. Mat. 2:30 Serial
pelf.-«
Mon. Tues. . March 22-23
Adult Entertainment
"THE DARK MIRROR"
with Olivia de Haviland
Tuesday FOTO NITE
OFFER $200.4
Mom Attend. card night
Wed. Thur. NEXT Mar. 24.25
Double Feature
"THE SEA HAWK" and
"THE SEA WOLF"
WED. MAT. starts 2:15 p.
EVENING starts 8;00 p, m.
ONE showing ONLY at
each performance.
CI{NX every Monday to
�:�,g�Friday at 6 p• m.
ewes 05VOW'v
Melville Church
"The blood -Stained hands of Judos"
was the sahipot. of Rev. Mr. 1111111'14
77011711011 nn Sunday morning. The stain
of gilt was. on the stands of the
priests who negotiated the betrayal of
Testis no less than on the hands of
Judas. Morning anthems were "Song
of Hope and peace" by Sans.So1101, and
"Thou wilt keep Him in perteet
Peace" by Bowles.
At the eventing service Rev. Mr.
14Mhle gave several 171bi'e instances
to prove ,that the guest for Clod is a I
desire common to all men. The choir
rendered the anthem "Tn the garden" ,
by Mills, Miss Mary 1.071 Merartane
tools the solo parts.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to (hank nor matey I
friends vend netghboln•s for their a.ols ,
of kindness, and expressions of
sympathy dntritlg oar recent be-
reavement, They wi11 hover be '
forgotten.
Mr. and Mrs. 10dga1' Hioilinger,
and 101117,
. r 9 717 ._e 1„0at'G. 11. T..
7 1 1 1 i.^• - 1' 1 .1' 147117, was
r. 17 orae -1101'7111 before
v"11 ` . tall 1'.1411
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' t'•'a 31'1•
7'q;,-1• ,:"rt ti P'l;. ,ud ti^T him into
a 1'h 1, •, h, -a,ifl. And then (torted
•e .,,ret, Ur,- btti1-iin7. Ther did
147111..1; �r,i (1511 T1nr inril0atn if
! 1.111 iror fnr money or
'("104lr• Tart . Thav wee • masked
1191, 71 10• _:155' ,ham. 110 snit/
'Kenneth Tiyrnm:an. a ('7147011117,
whr, 0111110 into theerne... about 10
it 1` minutes after the r'dr had
ti• 1'i Cnmimnes into th.' chair. did
. , t't - two men 1.117011711 Cow
15
oro or Bored 7') 113vo hoen 1n the
•turuao whorl he arrived. 1-115 ar-
rival al frieht 17411 }hem a way. Byre-
' matt f1'. 1),1 ('1l '1j1!1t 1± , MIttinlg the
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In the beginning men moved slowly
... building strongly and surely
on firm foundations. This Bank, with
1
1`-,.. s over 80 years of banking experience, has
helped to build up Canadian farming.
..,.....-:,..----..,,pLet us work with you to build for
TODAY and TOMORROW on these
ef'r• ,,.ms`s same firm foundations. See our local Manager
� about your financial needs.
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BRUSSELS BRANCH •el-•• W. PORTER, Manager.