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Editor, Brussels ;Post:
ausband subscribes to your
paper because he takes' a great
interest in euchre, it is very sea,
dont, Mentioned anymore in the
COLUOlu written by We
heard that last lime the Leg-
ion told Cub met the Gentle-
men's Club go( the worst beating
in the history of Brussels euchre,
Why was this not written Up in,
ihe eo1in17n1
Yours Lruly, J1.1111.0S .P.1.1L011,
fleet. Mrs. Alton.:
A lira 4. at NN.latU. about,
Lv 10(c1(2 D.101.1u, ).earb
ago an astrology professor wrote
that naiey s Cowin, unget, burn
up the earth, 'thousands of people
committee silicate. \NIten Prams
.theware of Wales was uourting
‘‘ ally Sunpson, not a word was
written in thuggish or Canadian
newspapers. Does L. B. Johnston,
tell you all about Niel. Nam?
Will endeavour w tell you ex.-
actly why we were bUatellSO bad-
ly. It had to be kept secret until
scientists figured everything all
out. It all started in China last
fall, You remember how them.
Chinese exploded automie bomb.
Now this bomb was not standard.
It contained brain wash. The
night of the card game the fall
out was directly over Aiorris and
Grey and Brussels: Our club boys
were all affected except Norman
Pheiter and Bob Fraser. *head-
ache, ear ache, lazy, pains on top
of the head, Just plain sick.
Not one of the Legion had a chill
or a sneeze. It seems this fall
out works only on those With a
great deal of brain power. The
professor of astrology from,
California. explained it like this..
You have a field of wheat. You
set your combine knives 14 '11-
elms from the ground. It cuts only
the wheat. The grass and weeds
are lett., So it was ..viii the fall
out. The man with only average
grey matter was not hurt.
.1)idnt even know .anything
about, lt. It elippee the utau WjLu
too ninny brains, you see Mrs.
Alton we hadn't a chauee, The
boys were all better in a Yew
Otqs, except me. It may take
Jaotith.4 before Fin fully recover-
ed, This is the only case on tile
where it paid not to have ,top
many brains. I hope this will ex-
plain why we Were beaten so
badly. The next game is Feb-
ruary 6 when we will get re.
venge.
The Centennial Committee are
hard at work and the evening of.
June 30th and all day Sattirday,
July 1st, shotild see a top cele-
bration, George Baeker will head
the parade driving two other
asses. Slim McGlory will be next
riding a two wheel bicycle. He
will have the monkeys riding his
shoulders: You can tell which: is
Which by the intelligent look on
tire monkeys. Lady Godiva Will
be next, sitting naked on a horse.
This should be a wonderful at-
traction and gives you a chance
to see a horse. Ross Cardiff will
have the Eagle in good shape and
Pit pilot a ten ton steamer.
Will tell you more about the
parade next week. Don't forget
the euchre game, Legion. versus
Centigram Feb. 6th. The last
Contest should not count. It really
wasn't fair. Saturday nite is
Hockey nite ill Brussels. Ail my
life I've wanted to be coach so 1
could wield the big stook.
guarantee to coach this team
like the Maple Leal% or Canadiens
were never coached.
Tnithfhlly Yours,
F,
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THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A. B.C.,
Organist: Mrs. gyred Stephenson
( hureli School
Sermon Topic
"The Pill"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
IVIELVILLE CHURCH
interim Moderator:
Rev. McLean
Organist: Margaret Thompson
ARCT
11 ;00 a.m, Public Worship
10:00 a.m. Church School
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.
OF CANADA
e risa Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A„ L.Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussel;
Organist — Mrs B. Elliott
8:00 a,rn. The Holy 'Eucharist
11:30 am. Matins
and Primary School
SAIN'T ALBAN'S ed.
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwood.
Organist — Mrs. C. Dickson
10.00 Mattins
and Church School
Congregational Meeting
Annual Congregational
mem Mg of Knox. Presbyterian
Church will be, held in the
rhumh basement on Tuesday
evening, January 31,. A pot-
luck supper will be neld at 7
o'clock with the meeting follow-
ing.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Commies
awl family, Toronto, were week,
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson.
Miss Myra McNair, nurse-in-
training at St. Mary's Hospital,
'Kitchener; received her cap in the
capping ceremony on Stinday,
Her parents Mr. and Mrs Stuart
McNair, and friend, Miss Anne
Sills, Seaforth' attended.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Consitt and
boys, Varna, and Miss Beverley
Evans, Kitchener, visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Stuart Evans.
Cranbrook Evening Group
The January meeting of the
Cranbrook Evening Group was
held at the home of Mrs. Jack
Knight with nine members pre-
Sent. The leader, Yvonne Knight,
opened the meeting with a Verse
followed by prayer. Hymn 07
;;‘), 'NN'tt read in unison. .lean
.1-,valis gave a running "When.
rou're Seeking IbiloWed by pray-
er. 1 he meeting was turned over
to the president. ilaci business
was disscused. The World !Day
Prayer" to be held February 10
was discussed, Yvonne gaVe
reading "God and His Ways".
Iiyam 582 was sung and the meet-
ing closed with a closing prayer.
Lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Eleanor Stevention,
and Joyce Cameron.
EUCHRE PARTY
'rime Majestiie Women's Insti-
tute will hold a. euchre party on.
Alonday, February 6th. Reserve
this date,
NOTICE
The CPT committee of the
Oddfellows Lodge will hold a
Card Party in the Lodge rooms
at 8:30, Wednesday, Feb. 16th.
Eveyone welcome.
See you at the arena this
Saturday at the Miter Hockey
tournament.
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