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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-07-07, Page 6Centenni Report 1867 1967 by JOHN W. FISHER CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER The Cascade 40 electric water heater was created for people who insist on having abundant hot water at low cost The Cascade 40 electric water heater will produce all the hot water you're ever likely to need. Cascade 40 is flameless, safe and clean. Since there is no combustion, the Cascade 40 needs no flue and can be installed in any convenient location in your home. Cascade 40's tank is guaranteed for ten full years. If you insist on having abundant hot water at low cost, call your Hydro and ask about the Ca Cade 40 electric water heater. your hydro dt.d.aada.V,0 Tilultsvm•, JULY 'tth, 1966 It is necessary to tell you that the price of milk is increased by 2 cents a quart on most products, effective July 4th. Please understand that this dairy is announcing the increase with reluctance; it results :rom new and higher prices that we must pay to the dairy farmers who are our suppliers and because of other rising costs the milk distributors must meet in The economy. These must be passed on to you if we are to stay in business to provide you with what still remains the most ecoogirlical 7 healthful food of all.! The decision to Increase prices was, not made by us alone, but by the Ontario Milk Marketing Board, a government body which has considered the rising costs of prodOcing milk, on the farm and whose regulations we are required by law to obey. New Price List Effective July 4th, 1966 Cash & Carry Store or Dairy Delivered 84c ' 78 ZS 24 24 33 20 10 35 40 30 Owing to the nature of their For good heavy fowl, work, all of the Brussels band lbs. 21c to 22c a lb. This band was formed this year tO fulfill an engagement in the U.S.A. at the end of Ally. At least a fifty piece pipe band was requested, but as none of our bands were large enough, the six bands have banded 'together to. come up with a sixty piece band. The baud ‘yill include bands- men of Brussels, Clinton, ,Exeter, forest, Strathroy anu Goderien Legion. Pipe Bands. Combined Pipe Bands To Play liere friday, July 15th The Pipe Baud will parade on the Main ?Street of Brussels on the evening of ,Priday, July 15th, between the hours of 8:00 and 10;00 pan. lipid at Sherrill, New York, on the 29th, 30th and 31st of July. On the evening of jaly the band is also, engaged to per- form at the •G1riffiss Air rgro Base at Rome, approximately 3,5 Guiles north of Sherrill. Members of the Brussels Leg- ion and businessmen will ttiflie up a silver collection on the 15th, to raise funds to help defray any out-of-the-pock$ penses incurred on the trip, down and return. 'Weryone4 assistance will be much appreciated. CASH. ON THE FARM — 51/2 to 6 3 Qt. Jug Homo 3 Qt. Jug 20J Qt. Homo Qt. 2% Qt, Skim Milk Qt, Buttermilk Qt. Choc. Drink 1 Pt, Choc. Drink 7 Oz. Choc. Drink 1 Qt. Beep Pt. Whipping Cream Pt Table Cream A young man recently asked me how I can talk with such en- thusiasm about this nation Can- ada and stir up patriotism when, he said, many of the world's ills are caused by natonalism. That is a fair question from a young student who, perhaps for the first' time, IS taking a serious look at the world around him and finds so many discouraging 'problems. The young student sees, on the one hand, some small nations 'with their recently won "free- dom" — jealous of their neigh- bors and wanting to develop power of their own — and on the other hand, some of the largo established countries seeking to dominate the whole lot. Small wonder young people today are a little cynical about nationalism. The best answer I could find at hand for the young student, was in the text of a talk on Cen, tennal celebrations for 1967 given by one of my Own staff members to an Ottawa audience. A young man himself, the Fpeaker some of our plans for Canada's 3.00th birthday and he closed his talk this way: "Is it really worth living iu Canada? Is it worth keeping Canada together, . . . Personally, I don't feel moved by nationalism or patribtism enough to become a, flag waving extrovert extolling the virtues of my country. It's a thing of the past to want to become the most powerful cotin• try in the world. "Nationalism," he said, "is not going to save the human race front destruction. In my view the direction of internationalism. is the only one in which civilization can travel and survive. That means peepie getting along with people. It means our freedom is restricted by the freedom of others, "I believe that the example Of many peoples in Canada get- ing along well together and With others in the world is a worth. while' reason for our existence as a nation. it is with that in rnizid that m an ardent Canadian that I am working for a Suecess- ful national celebration hi 1961," he said, How often have Criticized Canadians for lying on ,Lne tray chiatric couch searching in a neurotic dreamworld for some imaginary purpose or identity! Here a, young man expresses a worthwhle purpose so simply, without the rolling of drums and the waving of flags. He doesn't need the old trappings of patriots nor does he need the contrived imagery of extroverted national. i13114. We have 100 years of historii behind us without the stygma of colonialism, without a reputation for aggression against others in the world and without quarrels in our own family that we could not overcome. Is not our young ardent Canadian right in claiming thfit the fact we continue to keep our country together, proving that a family of many ethnic origins and cultures can get along well, is reason enough to be proud of. Canada?' 78c 72 28 26 22 22 30 18 8 32 38 28 COUSINS DAIRY will not be able to participate in this engagement which will be Les Hood Phone 347-2974 MOlaktOn