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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-07-21, Page 5SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDER 59c lb 79c lb SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS .................... FRONT QUARTER BEEF Cut and Wrapped for freezer 43c lb irde.6-Niegzusaavoofaer-1+-rwafrigrAtuikr.,roattgesitatt.e..-4wri...Aeouro,...-vratr.a.,..leraVt. BEEF SHOULDER ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST WEINERS 55c lb 57c lb 53c lb INTERNATIONAL s III 1111111 1/41111104140 ..*-04,votAtt.. Nisermionsiiimoossoo koomom HURON COUNTY MILK and CREAM PRODUCERS PICNIC lEAFORI1H LIONS PARK WED. JULY 27th PINNER 12.30 pAti. Bring, your picnic lunch, cup's and utensils Chocclate Milk And Ice Cream ProVided SPECIAL EVENTS Children's Races Ball Game. Tug of War MINX Mobile Unit on the Grounds Pack a basket Bring the family Sponsored by Huron COunty Comnfittee THE UllIT1U) CHURCH UV CANADA P.1.1.1nleter4 Rev. A. 4OhnSton I3•Aq Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson 11;00 a.ak. kloruing WorohiP PRESISITE'RlAN CHURCt4 CIF 'CANADA MELVILLE CHURCH in terim Moderator: Rev. McLean Oroanisti Margaret Thompson ARCT Presbyterian Church congregation. will have joint Services at the United Church during the month of July. .4 er a Thqffipson A, T• PHONE. 294 • RORUSSELS ..44.1111.10 GENTLEMEN'S CLUB NEWS ITEMS When you read tmo me Glor- ious 1.2th of July will De past and the Orange Walk over for 19,66. it is so Called by the Loyal. Orangemen, and by some of the nasty people as a drunken brawl. I would like to explain why there seems to De excessive drinking on this date and how it came about. The Irish, from either the North or the South are not tem- perance cranks. The Scotch have their 'Wee Doch an Doris'', the Irish a wee crap of the 'Cray- thnr. R is always, hot , dry and dusty around the Mi,ddle of Slily. In 1690 , when the first Orange Walk Was held there Were very few kinds of refresindAnts. There was no coke; no pepsi, no tang. Just 5 kinds of drink, whiskey; water, milk, tea and more %whis- key, The water was not pure and was killing (he I rish off, so orders were given it Must be 1)oiled. Well, you could not ex pert anyone to 'bolt water on the, street of a strange town and a celebration taking place; es- pecially on a hot day and, neither would you expeOt them', to 'bring a cow along, You wouldn't ex- pect anyone to choke to death, either so the only oasis in the desert was the hotel You went in and and had one tor the heat, one for the dust and one more because the first two .made you, hostile, unless you have a drop or tivo of Irish blood in yeur veins you won't understand. If you, ha-Ve you will. After the third drink you stand up and yell at the bartender for a donble. You will show the 'world that (When you want .41 drink 'you'll drink You'll drink and, its nobody's blankety blank business. After the double you walk over to the nearest man; standing' and you ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Organist;. Mrs. S. Elliott ST. J,OH N'S 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Primary Church SCNOCil St, Alban's and St. David's ATWOOD 9:3O z.m. Morning Prayer and .Church School plant one square on the jaw. As the poor surprised relit)* lays- there you say real loud. "Youse was looking for trouble and be jabers there it wiz. —continued next week Hon. J. J. Greene To Open Plowing Match The Ontario Plowmen's Assoc- iation announced today that Hon. J.J. Greene, Canada Minister of Agrietulture, will officially open the International Plowing Match to be held on the farm of James. Scott, Seaforth, on October 11. 14. The official opening will take CRANBROOK Personals Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, attend- ed a Comahnaity . Programs Adult Education Skill Course in Mil- linery in Guelph last week Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bunn visited in Kitchener on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn and Kr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin. :Nrisitors'Witla3Mr.,and,Mrs. Stuart Stevenson last week were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummins and family, Toronto. Rey. Kenneth Knight 'is ':spe4d.- 'Lug several days with Mr. and. M'rs. Leslie Knight. The pictures and talk on 1-1-"or mosa by Rev, Kenneth Knight on Sunday evening were much enjoyed by all attending. Visitors were 'present from Brussels, and. Monktun. A social time followed in the church, basement where yetreshments were served by members of the HIT BY FOUL BALL Ned Rutledge received an eye wo...1.16104 .moopp„..agoam000niumentproolosi place at 2 p.m. on October 11. P. A. Lashley, Secretary Man- . Mrs. Leslie Switzer and grand- injury, that required stitches, daughter Toronto, visited with when be Was hit by a foul ball Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Knight at a ball game here, on Satur- bnd family. day night. FARM FOR 'ALE SHELL FEED & SUPPLIES LINITED SALES and SERVICE PHONE 523-9501 R.R. 3, MYTH ager of the PlowMen's Assoc- iation, that applications for exhibit space indicate that the popular event will be larger than ever. The Huron. County local committee is active in preparing for the occaasion. On the instructions of the widow, we offer for sale on July 25, 1966, at 1 p.m., the land and chattels of the late Mr. I. M. Careless, lot 10, concession 4, Your Township, Any County. 111111.11101.1111011104111kOrT ,,,....ak,,„,4,-..„ DEAD STOCK under new management ATWOOD PET SUPPLIES GARNET SMITH We are here to give you faster service end better prices: Paid on the spot for dead Or disabled cowl and horses. $5.00 and up for any animal Weighing over 700 INS. according to size and condition. Smaller animals picked up Irse. Also free veterinary inspection'. Call collect' ATWOOD 356-2622' 24 hoar* a day days a week Lie. No. 4014-65 See the 'New Line of'COMB'IN'ES and TRACTORS at SNELL FEED and. SUPPLIES 32 COMBINE PTO DRIVE 93 COMBINE SELF PROPEL DRIVE 403 CONIBINE THE BIG SELF PROPELLED TRACTORS 806D INTERNATIONAL OVER. 90 HP 806D FARMALL OVER 90 1-11P 706C FAR1VIALL OVER 70 HP 504G FARMALL OVER 45 1 504D INI:ERNATIONIAL OVER 45 HP 434G INTERNATIONAL OVER 35 'HP ALLIS, BLOWER WOOLS BLOWER 1-- GEB'L CHOP-ALL • 1 ROW UNIT W HAY PICK UP' We still have several good' used' Balers, New Holland and International on hand. Mr. Careless was fatally crushed when his tractor overturned, while hauling hay. Signed: J. !MAKER, Auctioneer. Can YOUR family afford an advertisement like this? Sponsored by the Farm Safety Council of Ontario and the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food in support of Farm Safety Week, July 241E30