HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-01-12, Page 5ANNUAL MEETING AND BANQUET
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IN MEMORIAM
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WINTEi' SALE
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All Sale Shoes, Snow Boots, Skates
Curling Boots & Luggage
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CONGRATULATIONS'
Congratulations to the follow-
lug music pupils of
Withee who tried Grade II
Theory at the mid-winter, Royal
CoO.SeVaLory examinations;
j onoN: pojilLU, Step4011$011,
• 76%.
Alt:1141
F.,r8c Class Honors: Marie
Veitch SU%
First Class. ..Honors: Ruth
\1 altos 100%
u_1\ iIIVIEN'S CLUB
ITEMS
Ills day has started like one
ot those days Dad couldn't Lell
you about, lie fortunately never
had oee, Mine all started with a
bad (Ireton, a night mare. I scent-
ed te be paralysed. My feet
weighed a ton and it took me a
minute to lift' my arms. L was
lighting Ned Rutledge. I knew if
I could get one hand to work
could lick him even without the
use of my other one even if my
ftet Ivere stuck in cement. When
1 a wakened I bad an awful sore
where the dirty brute kicked
me when. 1 was down, 1 suppose..
When I reached the bottom. of the
stairs , there was no light any-
where. I always keep one on. in
the kitchen, I was sort of feeling
my way by sliding my feet along
when my big toe came in contact
with the iron poker. I grabbed the
foot with my ,hands and Went into
UM Hop rag Act. Then my other
toot contacted a stick of wood, so
I had two stubbed toes, a Vile
temper and a desire to kill. I
switched on the light and imined-
lately had the Motive. A pail' of
lady's overshoes. 1 knew We had
a house guest: The Party who
placed the obstacles iii my path.
I repi;Mished the five and start-
ed getting ready to go Eli Wn to
the Sinners Club.
Now, I'm one of those guys
Who nitist have everything in its
place. l have three sets of gloves.
one I keep oti a certain shelf, a
brown pair. A black pair, I keep
behind the TV and the other
pair and tity fur cap high up in
the closet. If I can't find one I
have two other chances. Thig
Morning they were all gone. I
I' Milled on my hands tin old pair
Of sox 'and went to my Dodge.
'Nawas On ice. Forward and back-
Ward f went, buil dotildn't went
forward enough. i kneW a. few
ashes Would get 'tile out but I
had filled a pair of overshoes
With all there was. i couldn't
take asheS out of the shOeS as I
hid filled the works with water.
\\ hen I Wont hack into Eire hod.„,
breakfast \waS ready. la: tom,
was burnt, the coffee tasted
gut1 ,r hitter aloes, and
the eggs weft, LOU red 'Inc way
i lilt ley toast! It must be made
ovt..r wood coals, !lave the tea
kettle "litho". Put two
• across tits top and steam your
toast on top of this. When good
anti soggy spread • (inc.:Hut:no:ter
inch ui en sa.,de aim serci.:,'
'lids I., ..1u• way IL When ,ny
Ddii Lind conm I5 iii .000
inning the past y (_;a1:6 nave
anjoycd Lhis hied 01. oicakfabt
three times. Once lien Delia
vrcpareu it, once'
made and on e when a
nen et was suggested.
the table aitd sivirted
looking for my gloves. I sit' ;,;, it
(mote, if people woold :ea,
things alone, junl let them stay
whore I put them, but, oh no, they
can't mind their own business,
It ain't house cleaning time is
it? She speaks_ up so sweetly,
are ybu looking for your gloves?
says, you know what P'm look-
ing for darn Well, where are
they? Well, she said Isobel called
yesterday and there is a brown
pair you left Christmas day, out
there, Della called last night and
said your black ones are there.
Yon can see 1 was on a spot. I
says, I know where they are. It's
my ftir cap Int looking for. It's
missing, Up speaks that impudent
daughter of Glen Smith, says, 1
don't thing' its missing. If it was,
your head would likely be in it,
I answered the phone and hearS
Johnny Clark say, yogi' old bald
head must have been pretty cold
going home from: the patty the
other night, I took your hat and
gloves haine with me. I wish you
a happy New Year for your three
piece orchestra, you, your foot
and your fiddle. Take good care
of your foot, it's the only music
you have, He hung up just as I.
palled the thing off the wall.
Dance in Brussels Legion Jan:
201h, and can anyone tell where
can buy or borrow a plug hat
please.
The dance Jan. 20th is under
the atispices of the local fire-
men. Every cent goes for crippled
children, (Muscular DyStrOphy).
If yoU cannot attend leave a dol-
lar (at least) With any of the local
Firemen, Jack McWhirter, Jack
Micetithcheori, Bob Richt:mind,
Doc Stephenson, anyone will see
that it goes to the right spot.
A fonitire of the Minor Hockey
totitnn intuit. here San. 28th will
be Old Tyme Demons versus
Rev: .TOlinston's Angels.
TrUthfiilly Yours,
T. K. F.
l' 1 itin
lily Waite wee 50115, liavy,
y and Eddy, v,ho passed
way Seven yours age, Doe-
ember :list.
It crime my heart to lobe you,
Lat ;,,ou dud nut go alone,
Fur part Of 11.10. 'went with you.
'Lite day God culled you home,
remembered and sadly
miss(,( by Mummy.
loving memory of
Ihi vy, and Eddy Firhy,
who passed away seven years
ago.
No tete heave the illul z,leps
tit* Elie angels drawing near,
Who took from us to heaven,
The .0ne5 we loved so
Lovingly remembered by the
Elliott .•family.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
inister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A. S.D.
Organist: Mrs. gyred Stephenson
a.m. Church School
11.00 a.m. "Pie in the Sky"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
rvIELVILLE CHURCH
interim Moderator:
Rev. McLean
Organist: Margark Thompson
A RCT
1,1: ult a.m. t'ubiic 'Worship
Rev. C. A. MeCarrol
of Cookstown, Will
preach in view, of call
a.m. Church School
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH,
OF CANADA
Parish Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A,, L.Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels
Organism — Mfts S. Elliott
5:00 a.m. The Holy liluchariSt
1130 a,m. The Holy Eucharist
and Primary School
SAIN1 ALBAN'S 6r.
SAINT DAVID'S— Atwood
Organist — Mrs. C. Dickson
10.00 p.m. Mattins
and Chureii School
Notices: Annual Vestry Meetings
St. Joint's - Tires. Jan. nth,
S:30 p.m., Punish Hall.
St. Alban's and St. Daivd'S
Wed, ja a. 1. th, Parish Nall
Supper at 7:00 p.m,
Meeting to follOW
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
Telephone 446
FOr all kinds of upholstering
Brussels Representative:
Phone 4 c;r 79 Brussels
SELWYN 3:•AKER
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
(continued, from page one)
that it takes a lot of intestinal
fortitude to Make a statement
Of this kind. flow things have
changed recently!
It, was just a little over a year
ago that Mr. Steinmetz told the.
Writer that, he had no responif
Sibility over the performers that
appeared on the station, whatso-
ever. (He mention.ea that a note,
on which the writer aid riot sign.
his name, was placed on his desk
forbidding him from using me,
or any of my family again on
1KNX.)
Who this letter writer was, he
didn't know.
There is enough local talent
within range of C.KNX that is not
getting a, chance due to inept
producers, that it is likened unto
the number of mosuito born in
the 'Belgian Congo last year.
Mr, Steinmetz mentioned two
pertorMers that allegedly 'got
their start on CKNI,X1, to which I
answer, B.ALONIDY. One :at them
started on a London radio stag
ion, the other on a Medicine Hat
station. Itegarcling the latter -
was there Charley!
As far as your 'discoverer of
talent for square dancing' goes,
as Abraham Lincoln once said:
"For those who like that sort of
thing, that is exactly the thing
they will like."
There are many local callers
tar superior - and I esti prove
it.
Re Mr. Steinmetz remark
"There were a couple of other
remarks made. But I feel they do
not require an explanation, be-
cause .1 cannot in all good faith
take them seriously." Nell, the
writer only feels that he 18 being
personally referred to.
T have never produced a TV
show, Nit if I couldn't do a. better
lob than this fellow is doing, I'd
never call mySelf a showman.
just where did he learn anything
about how to entertain an and-
iende?
Steiiim,etz ClaintS 60.
Circle 8 Ranch : is uniette .
According to the Webster4der-
riani dictionary: Very unusual
He is right.
He 'further states that "it. is not
as polished and professional as
some other shows", Well, who's
fault is that? He stated earlier
that he was in charge: of all
talent, performers etc.
Now, referring : to `.,hotiest
effort of the performers"
Would you get the village idiot
to do brain surgery on youi-
mother? No doubt he would
make an honest effort,
Mr. Steinmetz should be for-
given for his remarks, Perhaps
he was writing under a severe
handicap,
Slim McCiory.
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
(continued from page one)
seconded by I, '0', Campbell that
By-Law No. 1-1967 be read a
third time and passed, and the
Reeve and. Clerk authorized
to sign and sealed with the
Corporate seal.
Moved by I, O. Campbell, sec-
ended by T. L. McCutchcon that
C. a McFadden be appointed
Comtnissioner on the Brussels,
Morris and Otey Telephone.
Moved by I. JG. Campbell, sec-
onded by C. L. Cousins that
Western. Star Lodge 149,
be granted permission to erect a.
sign in front of the Lodge Rooms.
Moved by J. Tennis, sec-
onded by S. L. ?icCut.che 0 that
(1. Stiles be granted a. building
permit as per application.
Moved, by C. L. Cousins sec-
onded by McCutcheon that
the Clerk apply to the Depart-
:Mont of Highways for the bal-
ance of the 1.116ti subsidies.
Moved by 11-. J. TenPas, see-
ended by C. L. Cousins that. the
meeting adjonrn, to meet again.
February II, 1957 or at the call
el' the 'Reeve.
Kranter Reeve
'Win. H. King Clerk
BRUSSELS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th 7 P.M.
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
GUEST SPEAKER: THE REV. ALLAN JOHNSTON
Tickets $1.50
CLIFFORD BRAY: Pres. NORMAN S. HOOVER: Sec.-Treas.
io‘ing memory of