The Brussels Post, 1951-3-14, Page 1T
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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE WWdnesday, March 14th, 1951
The United Church
hlstlnct.ively children imitate their
parents - People who are God's
Y* 'P brought, 1 1 to imitate
cluilcll .n at b Et ght lI 111
Hint, Men see God In Jesus., The
Christtan life therefore Can well be
described as 00 "imitation of Christ."
'So the minister said in T1(e United
Church on Sunday Morning, Mar, 11,
preaching tram ]epheslans 5:1, "Be
ye imitators of Clod as beloved
children and 'work in love even as
Christ hath loved you. The morn.
Mg onthenl was, " The Spirit of
Truth" by ira B. 'Mien)), with Mrs,
11. B. Cousins oo1o1st,
The eventing test was Romans
11:14, "Put on the Lord .Tesus
Cln•iet'"ern sep'erablo c°nueetion
-with Jesus is the brat seeurity for
tee Cyesis of life," was the theme,
GREY TOWNSHIP
TENDERS FOR GRAVEL
9eaire tenders will bp received
-until 2 p. m. Sat.. April 7th, 1951,
when tenders will he opened at the
(tiering Office for ernshing, baffling,
end sprea(lin0 of npprnsinnntely
1200n eu. yards Or more of gravel at
a flail rate per en. yd. 'Gravel to be
ernebel thee -nigh a p(Te-eiiaht inch
.screen size. All wok to be satis-
frelory t(1 Twp, Road Superintendent.
Loonttol of pita and other Inform-
ation may be obtained from the Tined
sten.
Marked donne 0$ 9250.011 must
neenmmany each tender, .
Lowest 111 .1117 tender not 11(0019.
arily aeropted.
Arthur C. Reek
Road Sepe'intenilent.
Frain, Ont.
BORN
197:eTON - Te ilir. and errs. Edwin
A. F+leton, oo Friday. March 9th.
at Ter. e1yere, Nursing }Tonto. n
PM".
ST. PATRICK SOCIAL
.A. St. Patrick Hard Time .Social
will be held in Walton United Church
on Friday, Mar. 1 Gth, at 8 o'clook. A
good •program will be given and
lnncn will be served, also prizes
for the best hard time costume. Ad-
missions Clete. and 20cts, and a. fine
if you are not in costume,
Melville Church
Rev. A. J. Simpson, Teeswater,
1Moderater,
10 a. m. Sunday School sad
Bible Claw
11 a, m. Morning Worabip
No Evening Service.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Andrew Lane
Palm Sunday
Morning Worship - 11 o'clock
"Triaenlphal Entry."
Church Scheel - 17 o'clock
Divine Worship - 7 o'clock.
"'Low Tide."
"Hosanna! Blessed is he that
cometh in the name of the.
Lord."
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr - Rooter.
Pahl Sunday
tomb 18th, 1951.
$ John's Church, Itruwsls-
11 a, m. Morning Pllayer,
BYada1 •01001
Art. David's Church, Hsnfryn-
1 D. m. Sunday Aehool
2.30 p. m. Evening Prayer
Art. wserpe's Cher" Walton --
7,80 p. m. Avening Prayer
Majestic Women's Institute
$2.00 per year - $2.50 U. S. A."
• JUNIOR FARMERS ATTENTION 1 MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
The Majestic. Woman's Instituto The meet Huron Agr, Soviet.), 1e 1 Morrie Township Coun'II Meeting'.
em a i 1 P 51r1180(18 1 p
la tT
on Thursday with the President,
etre. R. W, Siophons in the drab'.
Thr• meeting opened by singing the
Oda ('((11n\veil by the 2,aty Stewart
collect,
The roll call was, '`Wear an old
hat or an old piece of jewelery and
tell its 11let (my" which was rey
inde'eeting. Ai. Ibis meeting each of
the grandmothers present were pre.
'genteel with a gift. Mrs. Spear read
the ntiuutr•s. of the February meeting
and they were npprovrtl as lived.
The financlal report was given
sitawlug a hal'anee of $91.92, The
sunshine report was doon by Miss
Beth Hoover.
4ire, Tier ,Tolulstoe will Miss
Isobel Spear as leaders of the Carden
C1nb. Mrs. E. Clulmo'e neve the re-
port of the Well Baby Centre and
steterh that 9 bibles and 0 mothers
were preemie airs. Speh' will negist
Mies Reid nt her nest vigil to 711171-
101R,
Tim members of the Mateeele Tn-
(dtnit0 are Invited in Cranbrook fur 1
their .April meetine 11go 2051) Ethel
11ne Melesevorth,
eeeinrls filar Healthy Children Need"
will be pregentel in Mho! Tnwn-bin
Hall on March 25111 at 1.15 p. M.
Sirs. 11011111 Hemingway vnhtnteered
to •take the ear and anyone wishing
to go get in toted with her
21.111 "•tin 1. Anile, -event Day for
the ennree "Wool in the R'nrdrnbe"
Sire. Kerr '1110104 to 111(0 elle rut• to
Clinton and nther fr1n,'Oo'teti011 will
hr arran10011 later.
The snrhng prnject. "The Nub (ito.
Stand's on Memel," lea1ee w•i11 be
Mrs. Lane and errs, TTarnl1 S•p01r.
The eorreertonalenee vfle read and
it wee decided to 11111'P ill o play,
"Aurelia Rride from nominei- Ridge,.
and the finance eommdttee will melte
n l•I :n 11gen1Pnts.
The motto capably prepared
hp 1'T1ee Boss1P 1Tosr_g. was Pnjnpecl
by old, was then given by firs. Lome
Nichol. 'Every tiny IR o pathw1ay.
110 careful :neve you step, ne every
lenrk will ell OW."
Mrs, Harold Spelt gave an inter_
0stiulg history 111 the t1'njegtic S\*o•
1101)"s 1ml-flute wh'ell has been pre -
Mired for the Tweetisnr'aim Brink by
Mra. ,Toho Spell'. Mrs. Cn(lmer0 gave
the hteto'y of the Pragge1IS Library
and Mrs. W. Miller gnv0 the 11dsioy
of the Brussels Town Hail, Current
Events. were dealt with by .lies. Rnht.
Davidson,
Sill dihlo collet}ion wile, taken by
Mise Bede Hover. 141.re. Tales. enn-
dmnted a very humorous cnntest
"Thinle's Rr0nemoteer Didn't Hnve,"
Lllllrll w^ag 101v0(1 by the hoatess-
Pg, Mcg. R. W. Stemhone, Mrs. Evans,
Mfrs, Wm. Turnbull 81111 Mrs. A, Turn-
bull.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
* *
NOW PLAYING -
Thur, F•rl. Sat, Mar. 15.16.17
"THE YELLOW CABMAN"
with
Red Skelton Gloria DeHavon
Walter Siitezak
Here cofes that man again - Waiting
to take on the gayest ride of the
year - complete with thrills -chills
and loaded with Laughter.
* * *
Mon, Tues. Wed. March 19-20.21
"HOME OF THE BRAVE"
with
Douglas Dick Steve Brodie
This film has'everything a great
picture shold have - scenes that
will rock you and perhaps shook a
lot of people. The picture that
dares to take a stand and stands
alone,
. * *
Next Thur. Fri. Sat. Mar, 22-23.24
In Technicolor
"THE HAPPY YEARS"
with
Dean Stockwell and Darryl Hickman
The story of a One -Boy Rebellion
aginainst society until an 'under-
standing showed Alin the world was
on hit side.
* * *
COMING -
"THREE CAME HOME"
with
ClautYette Colbert Patric Knowles
M.
holding 111 ronnec ere will) their
leti11 Fair Ode year, a Junior
a
e
r
1tott(raaJP ilar 'Boys be-
tween 14 and .11 year0 ere ehh"i111P, 1
Tills v. ll h0 001'4 ednrative and !!t
11011)0/11 for you in keeping with the
Irur'tar age 1111- nor 111100 Tamers, I
Anyone wai11110 to join should get t
in rrntt fet with the secretary Geo,
Wesellh11rg, as soon DR p0Sai1110, ns
we need nb0nt 15 entries, First (mine
first served.
FORMER ETHEI_ RESIDENT
DIES AT 63 IN LONDON
lice. Annie Maria Ziegler. 63, of
London. '12ed on Werineedny. March
7011, at St. Joseph's TToepltol.
A former. resident of l3lbrl. Ont..
where she hart lived 101 22 yoar9,
Mr. Tngler. died in 1911, She was
n native of Ri(1^`Ptown.
9/11010110 are a sent, 1Y 111111. or
tandem: three ei,'',l'8, etre. Babel
Weare) of Norwell. ant., erre.
William T.ereee. of T11mi1tnn, and
etr, Vietot• 9marline•. of Tetrnit:
Iwo h10tleers..T. S. T,eitoh and Doug.
all, 11001\ of Nnrwlcb, Tier mother.
sire }lir» T.nhtnh, er Norwich. also
survives
Bmr'nl took nine. in Tletegsel1
Cemetery 011 Snfln•day.
Mrs, Alexander Leitch
Vnrwirb, Sterol 14 - sirs. Alex -
ender Leitche who enure 10 N'orwddl
from T.ondon about nn0 lveek reo
died o1 Snndee, evening at the home
of her son, Jolin S. Leitch. in her
9451 year. Fnr the past fn;ltr, years
_firs, Leitch had made her 110111P
\Yeti) ]ler daughter, .lira. A. M.
7.i• _'ler. T.o0dnn, hilt when l'T('9.
Ziegler wag taken rid. 'lien. T."itch
08.1110 here. sirs. 7iegler died in St.
engrmll's TTospitap, Lyndon and was
clay before her mother
Mrs. LeIlrh Etas tee 'newer Bessie
P1"11 soot. rlan9hter of the late
,T -lin Seen nee Elul Weide. nioleer
readerots of Kent Connie, whore she
1Pms been. Env none, YP1l'a she re-
ehs1811 in Ridgotown and in Brussels.
911e was a life 'long member of the
Presbyterian church and aeteve In
in the work of the W. M. S.
She is 0111.011 ed by two sons: Dnnng-
ol Hurl .1011n 9. Leit'b.- N01'114(11:
l hree d.ane'hters. 2111, Mabel Mc.
Loren, Ho•wieb: Mrs, William
2,11,(110 of T-Tnnlhli011. 51111 Meg, 29t-
11. .ortln••lina', Detroit. 13 grand-
chdbiree 16 erealeerandChileiren and
2 ::reaterreat-„rnnrlrllildrr1 .11911 0.111•.
vive,
The rann1.11 111'Vier wn0 held t11i0
11'elinesdny nftel'lloot. end woe In
in time'\ na .tele Rev J. Tined, in-
tem0nt w'ag 110811011' 1P'• rinn"'htm' 111
1l- nge1s ("1111011`1.
l, 1--o w p l,
AP1TOL THEATRF
Wed. Thurs. Mat'. 14-15
Adult Entertainment
James Caney, Virgina Mayo
inn
"WHITE HEAT"
Fri. Sat. March 16-17
Dobule Feature
ROY ROGER'S and' "Trigger"
"NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA"
Truccelor
plus
"FUAMING FURY"
Sat. Mat. 2.00 -- Eve. 7.30 p.m.
Mon. Tues. March 19-20
Robert Young, Shirley Temple,
John Agar in
'ADVENTUR'E IN BALTIMORE'
TUESDAY FOTO-NITS
OFFER $190.00
Monday Attendanre Card Night.
COMING 3 BIG DAYS
Wed. Thur. Fri. Marr. 21-22.23
Judy Garland, Gene Kelly,
Marjorie Main in
"SUMMER STOCK"
Technicolor
B
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The omelet! r'
h alt i'1 l[theTownship
! n m h
Ilall on the above date with an
neneb,-rs present.
The minutes of last meeting were
reel mil adopted en motion of Chas.
Cull itrs and Sam Alcoelt.
Moved by ('leas. ('ntiltee. s11nndee
by Wne. Peacock 011)1 the member -
elan tee of ',mein be paid to 1111'
Asenclatlon of Asse'ssiug Of(ieers of
Ontario. - Carried.
Moved by Wm Pear iek, eeemel011
by Sam Aleoek that wP 8100 the -
ITuro 1 Crop Irl peoveml2110 ,osnrla4inn
a grant of 99(1.110 - Carried.
'Moved by W'nl. Peaenel(, seconded
by Chas, ("0111es that the Tnene:ewe
be renewed for spraying rattle with
the Hartf.srcl insurance? Co. --(.;11-1•1012.
Moved by flats. Coulees, eernnde1
by Raul AL•ork 11191 we pay cosi
for 0111' Pir1 F1(111 1)1111/11l 111 (•onjun.cn-
wdth titer Town of VC'ingha.u. -
Carried.
einvee by Sam A1cor•Ir, seconded
by ('has. 01(115,s th:lt IbP meet(ng
adjourn for two hours en that the
Connell May attend the Telephone
meeting in Brussels, - Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott. 110c•nnii(4 ;
lie Wm. Pe.arnc'lr that the rand 210'
00111118 ;{s pl•eeeilted by tele Rod
5'lporintr•n(iont he paid. -- Cerlded, ,
Moved by Bailie Parrott, 1000,151011
by (hos. Cnnit01 flint the lender 111'
George Radford to supply, crush .and
deliver anprnxIin Lely 12,050 cubit•
yards of greyed all Towllshipechane
as the Road Superintendent (110'0 '0I
at (id 001150 per y.r4 be aerepteil Seth.
,jest to 911prn0al of the District 11'nn-
in(nel Engineer, --- Carried.
Moved b0 Wm. Peacocer, 100011derl
by Bailee Parrott that we protest
the removal of the pa Seen901 ex11eee
1(11 moil by rail from th's 11*e1lisla•-
tm1, rrPy and Renee Railway.
Carried.
Meyer] h1' Chao. Cnnit08, srmnml04
by Ratite Parrott that the m'"t'ne
adi0nrn to meet n853n on Anvil 2n51.
at 1 p. 111. -• Carrier).
The fnllewing nceounts were paid:
Adn"ree.""im.n. advertising 91.24
1Tanlieirel n'nl2d, Revised
SS.ntllIAS 24,00
Dept, of Weenie Tnsnetin 1.73
Association of Assessing
O f fi ror9 10,00
TT9I'nn Crnp 'Tmernv0tttene
egoei5 tial 20,00
Brussels Coll i'ard, Coal for
relief 18.00
S. B. Elliott, relief 5(00181 111.25
eo. Martin, license for )reek 2.00
'Olson Higgins. Unemployment
postage. phone calls, hydro 39.99
lytlt Standard, advertising 1.75
R. Coultes, expenses to Rood
Ronde Convention 95.00
Sent Aleoclr, expenses to Good
Roads Con't'ention 25,00
B
a(lie Parrott. expenses to Good
Roads Convention , 2:5.00
Jas. Meradzean, Bonds on
Treasun'er and Tax Collector 34.51
Hervey C, Johnston. Reeve.
Geo. 0. Martin, Clerk.
buried 1n Brussels on Sabnmrlay, one -
Cl
rirtl0Seli Lions Club
Members of Betesse10 Liens Club
reeea,ved first hand information on
the Onbnnia Hydro sta.ndarddzation
project on Monday night, wheel W, TT.
Deleon ,and Mr. Johnston, both of
Toronto, visited the elalb 0,t theft
regular meeting. Foilowintg the ad-
ch'ese, a film was shown giving
further insight Into the extent of
the undertaking. One point stressed
by the speaker w5fi the im:p0ld0nce
of 11.0usehold ere' eleflost ing their
refrlgeratees before the arrival of the
hyrdeo worirers. L. Michel was the
leader for community singing, Y0011 -
n0 Policed,, act\omupanied by Dots
7oilnston at the piano, delighted the
allclientee with 0 pleasing cornett
solo A committee of women of
Melville Oh1lrch served the supper,
DEATH NOTICE
Haid, Elizabeth - At Toronto, on
Friday, March 2, 1951, Elizabeth' Hen,
age 85 years, doer sister of Mrs. C.
R, Mnnlro, Toronto, and of the 11ute
Mrs. (Rem.) George Eater, Toronto,
MTs. George Eokmiar and tiWhliam
Hall. +Ethel. Peivabe service was at
the S511111n Funeral Home, On
Kingston Rd., Toronto, of 141cnday,
Mare 1. 5. Interment Pine }Tills Cean-
etery. Miss Hull Wale a native of
Ethel, and Lived there Until 30 years
ago. Since then elle leas made her
110010 11) Toronto.
OBITUARY
John Thomas Garniss
A i;'•,11. el• I'0•-4i'•nt of Mout Town
-
eine, Joint Thomas (1.11.111 , passed
:,Hely Saturday. Martel :1rel, at his late
ro"idenr(. Lut 11, Concession 3,
morel. 101911shlp, The late Ili'. Gar-
e. :1ba wag in his ,1((51 year,
was a ifelo a rr'$dr11t of elle 01 s-
nit', and wets burn o1 (hr 211
lits,, Of \breis. IIr wee a member nt
he T'nited Chervil,
Survllhl_ breid14 hie wife, the for-
mer charlotte Sarag0', (/re three
da11s:1lr 'g and fire suns: Mrs. Burns
(Et 11111 Moffett. Rlite. vale; :Ell's. Earl.
eteiltitnu Ellett), Tnrnhorry1 Miss
Edith leerni08. Clinton: Barry ami
Pelee et 1201110; 311("1rd and Rete,
21101 liiv »' Morrie (inn 'Phomas of
Poo solo. Three bent herg anti two
1:0002. :1140 mourn his passing.
(tern,. Seafortb: William, Morrie
Town°1'.p: Martin. l 011151ham: sirs,
.1. ,T, (Jenlimal Sellers, :Morris Town•
shirt Mies 2.111ian (-Jrnisa, Detroit.
Fette'•,(1 eerelees were held alt 'I'nPS.'
01.17, 10,0 ('•e 't' 1.1100 p 111. from the
late residence. Benet reed by Rev.
R. .1. 311 11 1-,f Plne.ale lhlited
Clunele sir'(. John Wiekstead Rana
-o10, "T1syond the Sunset" ac-
renmaleii0d by eirs. John ('rnl.toe.
The p(I11d1Par'rs were Burne 1801
1'1101. ,Teen Wl:•kr,'114. Joint \\'arwiel(.
Milton Fraser, Stewart Procter and
Peel 1111'ott.
The ('fewer 1108001' Well? Statile),
Hopper, .Tack Higgins, William Brew-
er and Walter Sellers,
Bnrial )vas 111 1:n1101011 Cemetery, ,
Belgrave.
Mrs, Geo. 7. C. Harr
A well known former I'eei(letit of
'Sraf('rtli, Margaret Ellen }Tart. wife
0,' the late (lea D, C. Halo, who
pre -deceased her 20 years ago, pass -
eel 8w117 suddenly, at the hone of her
deughter Ethel (Mrs, J. A. 111'001 -
tier) of Grey township, 011 Mal'rll 3,
1951 in herr 17111 year. She war born
311 McKillop Township the slaughter
01 Edward Hart 111101 Mary Ann
7-Tenderson. On Match 13th, 10)91, she
was merrie(1 to Gen, D, C. Horn and
spent the follnwing 40 years in the
1dr111iJy of Seatortle She will he
remembered for bee activities In
Duff's Chnrrh, 25(5111831, anti North
Side TTnited in SeaOorth. She leaves
to mourn 1100 loss two daughters.
ROhrn't (Lorne) Wegg of West
H411, Ont., and six grandchildren,
Ont., Mrs. 'Vernon Wegg. Wrest Hill;
1frs, Jerry Bolos, Searhoro 111111111,
Ont., Shirley and, Kenneth Wegg,
Toronto: erre. W. C. Bremner. Grey=
Tow',nehd:p; Ra11-10 Bren111Pr, H,M,C.S,
Cornwallis, 1'5o1'e Scotia, 01st six
great grand.ebildren,
Funeral servir0s were held o1
Tuesday, Merril GO, nt 3.30 p,
in Tendon !Totted Church, Grey town-
ship. Rev, Gordon Hazlewood ottic-
101111.8. .Pillbearers were: Wm.
Bremner. .Tae. Hart. Ted. MieCallem.
Cio1'enee 'EfoC•nlinni. 91101//011 Metre
end .701111 Cnmltheil.
Many beautiful doral tributes
WPM received and interment took
glare in )A.,ttl:tnd Bank Cemetery,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. ,1o11)1 (.Telles and family wish
to express theh' s1ncee 111an1(0 and
eppeecia,tion exten(ted to Brenn in
their recent sad bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Rein, J.
Humphries wish 10 thank their many
friends, neighbors, and relatives and
those who loaned cars, for the
heaalltlfnd floral tributes, kindness
and 04125205219' shown thein dtn'dng
their recent sod' bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
• Many thatlks to all 1t8y neighbours
and the Wemenes In'sti•tute for the
Many kindnesses S'ilown and treats
received Butting my illness and also
to the Wee W'eo11y Veokers fol' the
lovely basket of fnll•it.
• Mrs, Chas. Davie.
CARD OF THANKS
T wish to thank all those who 11a.ve
so kindle enetttred, sent tattle or
lteimed in any way, while T was a
510116nt In the 51. & W. }Tospettal. 1t
was all appreciated very much,
Robert Gordian,
Melville Church W. M. S.
Easter was the key -nett of the
21arr
h l 111 11111)54nY rile \E »nrn'i,:11154.
1.»:ary Sorb ty . 1' Mr11;111e (Alureh
In the ecleeil roonm of the ohnrch,
elle, Grace Stewart, ilr011,1011t, was
(188istrrl 10 the devot1011s1 4/pe111O
' x1--rr'nr•: let Mre. G. \I-Tluwen, 50
was d,olde11 that ibr, April in, r=tine
would bn r011l1dnc•d tt'lth 111' 1110111
oynr•nl r• 10, a11.1 510210 Mrs. .1. S.
Armstrong haat kindly rffe'erl Ler
h07/1 t. for thin (.f lug. 1 social
eronmittPe of Mrs, W. Si'. Smith.
Mee. N. Cardiff and 'sirs. M. ilenan-
tytle w-0re llam 415 a"+i"J with t'1,
Twenty rails no 111,1( 11101111100, 1,Y
the eon ereemtion a -ere rrp.,rt0l]
The roll call was responder] to with
an Taste' thought. Thh. Feaster
mesg080 was given by Mrs, Orwell
Elliott, wen strescr-d the need for
realization of the true neanine of
Easter. Elven arinits fail to under
stand the fut:l signiflcanee of the
nel0hration. Tndiffer nee. intoler-
Wrier, and - siu ware 112 011510110(1 as
three of the thin.') that arc- hind-
ering the arennl.nllshnv of of Christ's
hopes for the world.
A letter from Miss e4atriel Broth.
P1'0. 9 farmer member of the nen
gree tion and now a (1)182ione re'
etatiolr8l in Coroneril, Tnrlia.
enee an interesiin'g :meeting of her
life in o teanhers' training sehnnl
w•as read by efts. C. Siatl1Psnn,
The singing of an Feaster hymn
and prayer brought the meeting to
o eloRe,
HOLY WEEK 1 1-1
1-nent ser%errs will he held t1tdl
year :r. f01111wa -• .
V} '•E 1lllay. iareh
214, , in The
' Chitral ('hnrrlh at , p ot. `tp'aak(ar
Rev..). 1i. Kerr.
lbltr,,l'ygam?' 222.1 111 Eielt'T116
Cbllreb ,,t a p. bi. p :tA;'.•* 'RAY. A.
Good 9014.17. Mereh 23rd. in St,
,intro a ("hum, 11 1I a, o: ,Snots cer
nor. A. TAMP.
8111 you I/O curl+asnur Mend
three services ?
"Cert?1-1 yo not watch
hour,"
with 110 021e
EUCHRE AND DANCE
In Walton Community Hall on
TUESDAY, MARCH 20th
Music by WIlbee's Orchestra
Everybody Welcome
Personal Appearance of
.The Kansas Farmer
And His Entertainers
Featuring Canada's Only Slotting
Violinist
Radio Artist - Vaudeville Star
This Is A Stage Show Not A Picture
Clean Entertainment For The Entire
Family,
Cowboy Songs - Mountain Music
Comedy..
Concert and Dance
FRIDAY, MARCH 30th
Walton Community Hall
Admission Adults 50c, Children 25a
Under auspices of Brussels Lions
Club - Tickets now on sale, get ora
from your member.
EUCHRE and DANCE
At Cranbrook Community Centre on
FRIDAY, MARCH 16th
Euchre to Commence at 8.30 Sharp
Please Bring Cards and Card Tables
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Admission 50c - Public School Children Free
EVERYBODY WELCOME
(Sponsored by Cranbrook Women's Institute)
MOVING PICTURE SHOW.
In Brussels Town Hall on
FRIDAY, MARCH 16th
at 8.15 p. 1-n.
Show entitled --
"BEYOND TO -MORROW"
Admission 410c and 20c
Under auspices of
Brussels Lions Club.
Everybody Welcome
Plan to attend the
EASTER ill ANCE
In Brussels Town Hall on
TUESDAY, MARCH 27th
Music by
WILLOW GROVE SERENADERS
Lunch Counter
Lucky Door Prize - Spot Dance
Admission 50c
Auspices of Brussels Fair Board.
megrammemetenerea
Have Your Papering'
and Iliterioa- Painting.:
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