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Wednesday, January 21st, 1942
ea le.
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Mrd• re Hanley
deuth,o George Hanley,
who v,asa resfil nt of, this village
Tot the past twenty years,, occurred
in tit°, Stta.foid.:.Generai S epage in
the early 11ourn of Weciriesday 'mora.•
dug, Jan. 1.4th, 1942,
She was a tonne]; -resideet of
Moncrieff, and; :Stratoril,
• The deceased, Who had been in.
poor health for some time, Was eon
lned to the hospital wihere her death
nceurred for the ,last month, Of a
quiet retiring disposition she ne,ver-
fJI eleset had many )varu1 •fi'ieeds who
will 'mourn' her deabli.
She le sua'vived by one son, .Wil-
liaui E., of Glum hams; . two nieces,
;Mrs, "Reginald Jacques, Stratford and
Mies Mai'ga1'et Manley of Hamilton
clad four nelt6hervs, George Scantle
, berry, Toronto; Seek 12, Hanley, Sad-
bury; Lieut. fah 12. Hanley, Kent
Beet.; and Douglas Hanley of
Chatham.
. - Funeral services' were, conducted
by her peetor, Rev. Chas. Lewis el
the United Church of whioh she was
a urea111her, on Saturday from Lire
Walker Finial Home.
Interment was made in Brussels
Cemetery: Pallbearers were: W. ,
Lowey, J. C. Bee'kea', Wm, Little, F.
Kearney, D, N. MdDouakl and Wm.
G411es13ie:
Michael Kreuter
Residents of Grey Township were
,Shocked to Jaime of the sudden pass-
ing of Michael Kreuter, on the 10th
January, iii .Listowel Memorial Hos-
pital following a short illueae.
M. Kreuter bad ,i)een enjoying
good. health nuitil Wednesday, Janu-
ary 9•t'h:lvhen lt'e become ,i12 and an
tie following day was, removed to
the hospital for au operatien.
Ale was born on December lgtih,
1372 being the second .eldesit .son. of
the late. Jacob Krauter end Margaret
• Ruehher. ,On the.23th of December,
189$, h0 mace united in marriage to
Lavinia. Attridge, who predeceased
him on January 15th, 1940.'
liar. Kraute a Who was a lifelong
resident of tale +town,shi+p, resided
f ret on the lath concession and
since 1916 on •the 1'0th coneeseion•
He was active out School Boards for
many, years end was always eeenie,
interested lwu' polftirs; beans ' a
staunch liberal.
Leh to mean his lase are one
daughter, Mee. Wan. Campbell, Grey
Tw.pr, and two sons, Welland, Grey
Twp., and Leotard, --Mitchell, Ont.
Three brother<s; one eieter and 1
grandchild also survive.
The funeral servleeis were conduct-
ed by Rev, 3..E. Taylor oa Monday
afternoon at the Love Funeral Par-
lour and Knox Presbyterian Church,
Ethel. Interment . was made in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Mealsrs. Wm.
1 70005, 310. 'Cooper. D. :Horton,
• James Deal. Leslie, Lake and Wil'
Haan : Stevenson.
Besu,tifull dowore•tes,tified•to 1114 VorY
nigh Meer in which the late MI5.
Monitor ..was ahead+ by a 11001 or
frientle, interment .was, made in
I2ivetsidc ceule(cry, The 'pa11-
bea0elle were Messrs J: W. Heid,
Acme Baxter, 3, L. Crowe, ., M.
Ballance, W. F.. idePheilson end
J, • q:„ Mt:BurneY'
—TeeHeaney Star,
Mrs. Thos. Haycroft .
The funeral of a 4b001er resident
o'i anis village, 31100 Anne 0 0101010•
son, widow of the late Thomas Hay -
croft, took 'place from the. D. A.
Rana Faue1'al Perl001• on Friday
afternoon at 2 pan. interment wee
made in the .Bruseel0 cenretehy. •.
Palllb'earea's were: It, J, Mel auchlin,
W. S. Scott, Wm, (Gillespie, 3, C.'l
Beelrer, A, Anderson and Walter
Hein. of Hamilton, .+
The deceased was, a (laughter of i
Obs late W111iann and Jane Hutchin-
son. 'She wee barn' at Hea'per Hiay,
near Seafortb, eighty,seven years !
ago. They were early eettlerst of
Grey township. ,A nephew, George
Hirtohinision, now lives all the
homestead, At one time her 11ats-
•bandi, 1v1vo predeceased hertufty-40er
Years ago, was a hardware mev'ohant
lu Bruslsels. -Later she resided with,
her sou in Hamilton', for twelve
yearns lir Goderich and for the last
two years With her 'niece Ma's.
Meanings, of 'C'olbourne Township,
Mrs, dlaycro'ft was in failing
'health for ,the past year and her
death occurred late Tuesday night,
San. 131111, to her eighty-seventh
year. , -
'Surviving is 0010 sou, William J„
of leatiiiltou and her brother 'Ouch•
bat Hutchinson of Grey toevnelhi+p. A
daughter, Maibel, predeceased her
mother twenty-three year's, ago.
.Aruna thane frons a distance who
attended the services here were W.
J, Iiayoro8t, Fliaanilton; Mr, amyl Mrs.
Walter Hein, Hamiiton, enai Ma. and
Mee B, N'. Manntings of Ben Miller.
Mrs. Euphemia Hudson
Tls,e death er Euphemia Beeson,
widow of the late :William 3.
Hudson, occurred at her ,lone in
Detroit on 'Tan, 12, 1942, Mrs.
FIaldsou, a former resident er
B•raslsels, had been in fairly good
,Health up until the day after Christ-
11090, when 011s,e su0ered ao heart
attack, She was apliarentby or the
.noadda•tar'recor0ararr,,171oen .she. "70..5
suddenly called daring the eight of
January 12th.
,Mrs. Hudson leaves a large circle
of fi'ieed.s around Brulbels, with
wham she had a most happy visit
last eunnrnee.
ills. Hudsoe wee, born it. Brussels
on February 24th, 1877, ,the daughter
of the late Mr. thud Mrs. Duncan
Livin,gsto,nie, Isle moved to Detroit
in 1896. Site was married, in 1902
to the late William H. Hudisou, who
predeceased her 10 year0 ago. ,
Services, were held in Detroit,
Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock,
The £uncal took place on. Friday,
Mrs. Harry McArter Jan, 1611h1 at 4:00 001(1,010 from the
Well known +througllloet the eta- Walker Fune0011 Home. Rev. S.
hitt a$ a clinch worker, and as a Kerr, officiating, Datemaueet rva5
most hospitable hostess in her home, in the Brnssele' cemetery.
Mme. Henry McAleer passed away at she., leaves, to mem her loss, 0.
7:45. am. oar iSaturtllay, Decenljber son, Gordon and 'throe daughters,
With, at the age of 72 years and 2 � Is/albeit, *interred Triplett and
days,.
1Vtnv, My'Arter•liad' been in poor
health for some time, and for the
last two months weal seriously i11.
. The end while a severe :chock to 11er
family and, friends, wag a happy
release from pain.
The late Mes. McAleer was horn
at Brussels, Ontario, Heir maiden
name war' Floience MODonald, She
Was educated' cut the Brussels
aletiool.s and) married Mr. Hurry Me-
,'.rlter, In 1906 the family moved to
Manitotba, settling in Hartney, where
Mr. alcArter uts-employed ass . a
tinsmith. Lw Eartney the falilily
grew to manhood and womanhood
and made many close friends. Mals.
i cAleer was partioulaarly happy
when working for the &urea or in
eta -et any cause of benefit to the
eomtnahnity7 Her Thome 'Wats a1M'aye
open to young Pollee and her (bospi-
•ta11•ter knew no bounds, .S, • tele
paniticulam resipec.t she will be 'eery
south missed: '
Lett to mere 'iter death, 'are her
husband. three sone and two dangh•
1 terse .George McAi'ter. .Southey;
Sask.; Harry McArter, Toronto;
Wilmer, McArtel ('R;Q,M.9.) Eng-
land, -Mrs. Everett Underhill, of Un-
derhill and 14'4x9 I•fantneOo McArbea' a1
home;
. The fnnerall service was held at
the fierily 'hon at 2 p,en. en' Tues..
day, Dec, 30111. Bev. A. W, K,
Iteration of •St. Pc,tll's Presbyterian
ehuroh; oondticted the .servko, assiet-
ea by Rev, J, FI Stewart. Balder, . a
teener pastor. Many friends of
tiler family attended the Gtrnera1•
Margaret Rlaybun'n and three grand-
children, Robert Rayburn, Margaret
A.00 and Many Lola - Hudson, !She
also leaves, one brother, Neil Living.
Stone rine four 'slaters Margaret.
Elizabeth Wheeler, Anns. IMcvdear
end ,Susan Hardie.
:Pallbearers• were: James, Mc-
Farlane, 'Thames d4cDonald, Jack
Wank, Jack Yuiil, Dottgard' Sts'achen,
Roy -Jlts1eoat and Jack Bowntetl,
•Eliza Jane Mccutoheon
Mantra' morning, Jan. labia, Eliza
Jane* Mcdibtoheen• passed •peaeeftolly
away at the 0tOnue of hor sons Dr. W.
L Mc*Ottteheonn Berwick 'Pa wifere
she Quad etaent the prat eleven years.
Mrs. M1t:Gtttcheoah was in . per . 87nrcF
Year, ' : '
The arice9aed wee born on, ,the •2nd'
Line of Morrie, the second (laughter
of John, and Maa'y, Ann; Roe. ,She
was ons of a family of eleven chile.
rehr, hi 1889 site wast married to
David McG"titcheon, and came' to the
641 line of Morris where she resided
the time of his death tai, 198'0;
,Besides her 0050 .h(3 is .survived by
the 'Panelling •.s3S,te1's' and brother':
Mrs, Rohe', Warwick, Wiogliant;
Mee, Jamiee Jactes'on, Clinton; Mrs,
Fred Taylor, Gerrie; Mita. Thothee
Scott, • P9ldladel ilt.ta and: Dr, Wesley
R, Jane, Philadelpa1ia, late Me-
Outolleon was a' member ' et.' St.
Jahns Mettle, thecal , Braesele
Iirusaels Loses : ,
Opening Gentle
• The B'rueateilet Moolcey Leal
(Pe seculea paTlregday ey'ea'ing 10
the ,local mese, 'taking o1(1 the feet
Mildtney .junior ''q" Groan 3, 0.14.4.
temp. Bruoosel's players were et.
the Short, end 08 the. 4-0 eeoh''0,
• 'caeca ay's more, eeperie•nined play -
ere 'were 1b1•e ,to take advantage or
breelts, when they -carate their way.
The`ecore is no indication of the
lank' of sbl1i.ty of the Brussels boys,.
This. west their first pane and they
showed'' every ,sign of developing ihbo
a teem which give a good
:wooingof themselves,herealter,
Fame are urged -to attend every game
and 'nui
.eulcoage the boys, 'by their
wltode•treerted support. They and:'
titch+ eaipable• meatager, Mn'. M. Wine -
berg, deserve it when they are doing
their. been to give you a goad 1laekefy I
team When, so manly of the boys' of .i
the Village are b1(1 .active Service.
Mr. K. Ashton merits credit tor his;
h'andldu.g-of the teem. +Shaw them
you appreciate it. The net game
here; will be Listowel vs. Brussels
11 evened
on Puid+ay, Jan, 30th. • •
Hockey Schedule
Brussels at Milverton Jan, 22
Liefewel at Brussels' , .. Janie 3
Bruseele -at Listowel .......,.,.. Peb 3.
Milrverbon, at Madame .. Feb, 6
Miivei'toni at Brussels , Feb. '9
Brussels et Ni01dmtay Feb. 13
PLAY.OFIiS—First three teams play
off Team in, that place to. Bove
choice od date and place, Iw Sent.'
flua1s, selconklt and thirdi teams May; Car Owners ---Beware
second to have choice of date and # Of Snowplow!
place Home tad home ammo with 1 eeme of our local eitizeu+s have
Local News Items
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank 0401' 011an7
411011d's for their 11e1,R4u111+eas and
sympathy. D01)0019117 to those who
riernisihed ears and to the choir of
St, Solute Ohau'ch
W. L. and Mrs, lecOutchean,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank OM' Maiiy
trion4ls and neighbors fon' their
kindnesa and sphnpathy 01latvih as
in our resent sud bereavement, also
for UN beautiful floral tributes.
Special thanks to D1'. Jamdeeon, 'Rev.
Mr. 'revelleh' and; Mr. Hann.
Mrs. S. Mustard 00d family,
St. John's Guild
The .January sleeting of at. lobes
Guilkl was held Tuesday afheasoon
at the Home of Mass G. 1VIul'd'oon
with a ,'splendid' attendance .The
meeting was epene0 by the -.president
with Drayer end scripture reading..
IC' vvas tlemide(1 during the: business
Period to hold the Annual Pancake
Social on. Sherrie Tuesday, Feb. 17.
Mee, Prost extended an invitation
to the ladies to meet at quer home, in.
February.. Rev. M•r, Davis closed
fire meeting and a dainty lunch was
served by tee hostess and a vote of
thanks accorded Mrs. :Muldoon for
her hospitality.
•
goalsito count, ' In finale, hom,it and
9ionte gasses with two out of three
gannee to 'Cousin If allied. ;game
neceSsaa'y it is 40 be played: on
inutile, ice which will he Palmerston.
Ata the Churches
Secvicest int Melville Presbyterian
ahur h oil Sunday were eolidocted
lap ' tire anieleter, Rev. S. Kerr. °The
.Suudy school and Bible class:were
held lin, the arnoasing. The .cihoir
cont>ylbutei] an anthem at. •' the
morning service,
•Sei3vice 'in. tine Uni'te'd church en
Sunday were conductedlby" the
minister, Bev. O. L. Lewis, •
and erG'`1u.ist 17ple,copaa climate ee•
wick. Tuesday evening a short
serv'ieo was held by the Rev. W. A.
33. IIolnnels, et the Smell Funeral
-Mouse, Berwick. en Thursday the
body was brought to the Walker
Funeral Home and services ,,were
oouducted oe Friday at St, John's
church be the Roe. P. W. Davis,
Atworid,
The 6tallfbelrere were former
netgthbons, W. 3, McCutditeon, . 7:Her-
vey McCubcdloo'n, Ilasay 'Me'Cd11oheom
Penult Nichol, Lorne Nichol and
Sorin Svelte. The floral tribunes
which were name -oils, anti bealiti•
inl were carried by the following
yoting•nteni; Sohn H. •Clark, -Leonard'
Rooaiey, Joe :Santa), Ross N-1d1i01,•308
Tamen and TboanaelVallee,
The ,(lower list included: Blanket,
Dr. W. R. Roe and Mrs. Toros. •Scott
and Mrs!. Joseph `•llckley, Phila.;
•Sdn ay, Mr, and Mrs,, Rin.grose. Bei'•
'wick; Spray, Chas. Millar, Scranton;
Spray, Berwick Neigh9oaiis,; Vase,
Mr, an* Mrs} J• 2, Whops, Wilkes,
Barre; Vase, Mr. and; Mrs. Niles
White. of Dallas; Sp's'aY, Fred and
Freddie O'Brien, Berwick; Pillow,
W L. saki Mrs. M•ctuitclteon lex-'
Wok; 'Spray, Jack Finatoan, Berwick;
2000y, The Hudak family, Berwick;
Slbeay, Perish Guild avid Ladies'
Aatxil4'aa•y, Berwick; Spray, 6th line
neig6nbonssi; away, Scott nephew end.
niecee; Spray; &Stens; Wreath;,
Harry ,NT.0Cutofhe'oa1 and family.
1 Inteimieut was' shade in. the W. J
Roe Mausoleum, Wingthem,
elle habit of leering their tattoo or
trucks pa•rke(1 on the plain (beg in
the 'winter nlonthlseenetell, to the ane
uoyance , of operatonsi 041 the lidg6l-
way elmwallow who- have to detour
the barked ntaelbih ee•, It le an er-
ror to leave 'meg machine In the
Path of these .irlawe, es the big
wings' can, certainly make a mess of
a Taint fab besides indicting ser•
Tons (len.49 to the body. Drivers of
the sno>vlhnedlens are not held re•
.spotlstlee for vehicles that may be
parked i1v their way, and i8, after a
couple of trips through they fled
then; in. the sameastpot, ,are liable to
.push along as if nothing, wee in the
taemee h the ''habit of , parking
their- card'' consistently on aft nbeilry:;
street' are warned Chat their pride
ot the road may come to grief—and
new cars are tetiribly !lard' to: pre
-
ewe. ,
Alvina Jane Grills.•
W3IITE--4At St., jase0h',a Hospital,
London, on, Wednestley, January
14111, 7992, A.lvi'na• Jane (41111x, be-
loved wife of Bels White of Thames, -
ford and dear atltoth.et, • of Harold
Gerald, Rayrno0d: anal Wilma, in her
29.441 ye91. She leavers to mourn'
her father Mad uiothet•,'Mr, anci.M1s.
Thomas Galles Brussels, and sisters
emit brothers, 'Emote of Tomonitol
Margaret, Frances, 'Orval; !Harold,
all of 7 ualsei9 and Mror'i'•le, ot Ceara
Borden,.. Rested at 'the 'Carrubbers
FnaveraL 'Mete, 73trettiesferii, there
• the.fttnienal was held Friday, Jan, .
16th: et 1':90 , pan. Interment, in •
Thainres1'6,'rd cemetery, on., tho sev
etutN..1im4x, , -
CRANBROOK
CARD OF THANKS
The family oP the tate Michael
Kreuter wislu to expiates their Waiters
thanks and appreciation to Welles
and nedg(itaonr0 for acts, -of kindness,
floral tribafteai Mad expressions of
sympathy tendered during our
releent bel'eayerent.
CARD OF:THAN'KS •
-5inieea a gratitude fs 9071185 04 to
old Paellas' for .sa'r lTheMlw expressed
and, for, floral tributes et the time of
the deatih .of my mother. lt'tvas' alt
111,d001. a31preleleted•
W. J. Naymroft
Hear Son Speak
From England
Mr. and labs: Prest had the
pleasure of hearing their eon, GPI.
T. A. Prest of the R.C,A.F., speak to
thein frons England: on Tuesday
evening of this- :week, He ha•s been
on a:etiv0 service far some time.
The broacVicest owes• the CIBC over-
seas 0e1'vi.ee was quite clear, talose
listening in could hear Mr. Prest
disitinctia. He "Maker ti his parents
and brothers' and other friends.
Breaks Limb
,.J. C. Backer will be confined to
Irian hoane for 'smane weeks, as the
result of •a broken limb ase stlfferecl
out Sunday; ,Mr. Backer fell Week -
lug hits leg when a ladder lie was
standing an. slipped. Being alone at
his home at the time he was unable I
to melte anyone hear and had to 1
crew/ into the bailee as best :he I
could anal 'phone for assietanc:e. He '
was 'taken to, Listtazvel hospital
where he remained fon' a couple of
days
Owing to the sterna, weather the
January meeting of the W.M.S, was
Dostmoned feonu Jan, 7t6t to Jan.
141111. They tenet at the home of
Mee. 5Harv.eY 'FIunter with an
attemlauce oe 15. The meeting
maenad by siugleg Ps. 54, atter
wheel' they recreated the Lord°'s
Prayer iu 911190n. tiers, Rolf.
Gordon •read _tlte-Scripture lesson
taken team 1 Car., Oh, 13. The
minutes were rend by the .Sec.,
seconded by Mrs. 'Robe, Campbell.
Roll 'Call was then taken,. followed
by a very inutereeting .story "A Tale
of Long .Ago," given by Mrs.. Martin
McDonald. Hynnat' 619 wee sung
after w11ith i41:rs,'Rei, Taylor read a
nuanber. •of perebna•1 lettere from
encs iatartes, in place of our Stiltdy
Book 'pevaod:, Hearing these letters
read train Missionaries abroad really
givere one food for thought, Offering:
wee then taken. The treasurer gave
a report of the money 501.1 to the
Prealbytertal treasurer end the sec,,
read, 'a letter In regard to supplies
foto 1942. Ilynnn 41 was the sums,
ansI 1VI•i15, Paylonl closed the sleeting.
With prgealt e•'" li,'!rettt •'•Iilrlli
WALTON
Repents for 1941 of the W.M.S.
were read by the 'executive. The
total automat raised was 9443.65, of
this the six groups in. their meetings
raised 9288.96. There wee 57
Associate Helpers. and 30 teubs0t'ib•
lug for the, Missionary monthly,. 1.
bade was forwarded and 10 holies
visited a.leb. 3 vacuo to the hospital
Thirty-o'ne names of members' are on
the roll, Lettere were reed Term
Mrs. Nichols and Arils. Ooolclougb.
Seven.teeli were ireeen,t and' eight
paid the nlemlbe'nsihi7 fees for 19,2.
Mrs. Wilson 500454(1 by Mrs. Ennis,
Ml's. Bennett, Mrs. Gilbert' end Mrs.
Holland presorted the atude chap•
ter on. West China.'
"There shall
Lost Good 1 "
neve* be one
Melville Church .
10 a.m.-Sunday School and
Bible •Class
11 a.m.—'The Message - •
of Two Gardens"
7 p.m,—"Sacrifice and song,"
COME AND WELCOME.
United Church
10;15—Elder's Fellowship
10:30—"Ambassadors of
Christ;'
' Ordination of 2 New Elders
Reception of New Members
Sacrament of Communion
7—"The ,Possible You."
St, John's Church
11.15 a.m.—Morning Prayer
Rev. F. W. Davis
Atwood
Annual Km n
Branch Red Cr
'7be Anatual M833r ..
s+els Blanc,,, of ,t111af;
Cross 500IOty lvif
Library on Tuesday
13t11. Two 331)0(e, 17th
broody.
The officers of 19
elected far 1942 as foliet4
lion. presidents --
Rev. S. 130)1•, Rey O,
P3'esidentr34abt, 13oweren
Vice President—Abbey, :W111
Secretary—Carrie I1ingetosl .°
Treeeou'er—Mrs, McLa1
Finance Committee= •
Mas, Ben ,Weikel'
Mrs, R. S Flamiltei
j4f1 s'. Rabt, Thomson.
Director's --Dr, Jamieson, Dr, ivleffet '
Geo. Sankey W.' V. Iierr, L, E,'Car'
dile Ws. 0014, Thome n, 'Yirs-
Walter Scott, Thos, 'Wilson, I
Dunican, Elizabeth Downing, Alfa, •
Prest, Jros, Kelly, Letrlie Earl.
Coneenor of Workroom--
Elizabeth
orkroom-
Elizabeth Downing,
Treasurer's .Report
Receipts frons 1940 , . , , 7,25.49
Donations ...............
Branch Fund !raising events. 7315.30'
Tag Day ...,. ,., 34.02
Bank. Intea'est . . . ... .. . ...... 7,00
rF, ,
li 111'' , 83014.51
Expenditures
General War Work 271.87, .
Expenses. Branch Fund
Raising 'Events . 69.82
Wool 163'5,61"
Other Material 867.85
Workroom & 511177ing
Expenses 6.68
Misicellaneous expenses 6.44
Soht(eris Conn/orbs 121.87
92479.15
Balance ..... 9535.38.
REPORT .OF WORKROOM'
Miss, Elizabeth Dawning—Convenor
Sewing
d'yiiamas „ 184
Extra Pants ..... 8
Ladies' Night Goals ........ ... , . 36
Quilts' .,• 242 '
Handkerchiefs .` 200'
Cb'ildven's Bloomlers. 47"
Cdlildeen's Pajamas' ...,.....•....,
Ladles' Coate . •. . ..................
Olilldoen's ,)resew !i
Ladies? Blouses 201,
2 adde. Sikh ls+.. • ...... • ,• ..... za
Property Bags. • , ... ,.....•1p,
10 Units of 5 articles eaab;
chase, coat, blaolmens blouse
and sweater , , . 50
Boys? Suits 1:1
Boys' Shirts 22
BIanke.ts
Diapers,
Hsoldice rchdefsl';in
soldier's, ,(reels • 80
1i1t��,,11��
1075
Knitting
Socks . , ....... ... ,,.: 1628 pr.
Seaman's boots S; .socks ..,. 280 pr.
Tuetle neck sweaters, ............. 66'
Scarves. 17'8
lIelnnets • 129
Gloves 10' pr.
Mitts ............ .... .......... .363' pr.
1.23.
Community Social
Brussels Town Hall
ON
Friday Ev ening,. Jan. 30th,
AT 8:30 O'Clock
PROGRAMME of Plays; Solos and Musical Numbers
FOLLOWED, BY LUNCH & DANCING
to McNair Orchestra
tinder the auspices of the Quilting Circle of 8th Con. Grey.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Admission -- 250 Family Ticket $1.
Proceeds for for Patriotic Purposes.
Balaclava, helmets 8
Wash Cloths . 111
Wristlets .. 4 pr.
Baby Bonnets 5
Children's Seveatere .....,.,..., S
" — 200
REGENT THEATRE
. Seaforth Oat:
NOW PLAYING--;
Henry Fonda Gene Tierney
The .Return, of Frank James
(in Technicolor,
...Nokia Cooper Henry Hull,
See this colourful spectacle with Cls'
suspense and romantic thrifts
MON.; TUES. &
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