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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-03-09, Page 6N,A-r*Fs% ,re RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE AilTH YOUR HELP THE. BRUSSIIILS POST BRUSSFLS, ONTARIO TIEURSDAY, 1.NIA1.tCII 914:1967 GENTLEMEN'S CLUB •JEWS ITEMS 1i4 unday, Bill Meelory, Vicki and 1 went to Westminster and put on a request performance. Cliff Rowland donated his car, George Molter furnished the gas. Buz?, Stiles and Campbell offered their help. What's wrong WW1 yoll people? 'wily don't you combine your talent and go to Unroll- view, Goderieh and Westminster. ; These people all need your help, I In the name of humanity do som ething, LENTEN SPECIAL for colourful, protein-rich salads and Amain dishes enjoy Fresh, Delicious It's your best protein food huyl COTTAGE ...CHEESE• TRY THESE RELISH TRAY SUGGESTIONS 1. Cottage Cheese, and diced cucumbers or sweet pickles. Cottage Cheese and coarsely chopped raw cranberries. 3. Cottage Cheese. and chopped or diced ham. 4. Cottage Cheese, and chopped onion or celery. Gtir A 1 lb. CARTON FROM. YOUR GROCER'S TO-DAY gosimess.-4062.ftwadirs-wstikterdtiettrwroteffike,,,atrialswi,.....,..saltis,4 astia you filled in the dance yott CENTENNIAL SKATING desired. tell you bow dance CARNIVAL MARCH 18th numbers were written like a menu and you had to get, permis- sion from her mother or father or chaperone after you filled in. Yes, titres hare changed, but let's leave the young folk alone cause we don't understand. One thing certain, if we could have had the "Pill" in, those days, there t 'Would have been some hidden it, most of the muffs. Truthfully Vows, Troyer, host cif the 013(1-TV Tuesday night affairs series The Public' Eye. is pictured in a. typical scene HORniflirtU that MIMIC OPIP1013 THE PUBLIC EYE AND EAR TV journalist, Warner 'Ey Tracy S. Ludington Many letterS to this coltnun •osk questions about the Soviet Pavilion at Expo, and what ex- hibits Will be found there, The lists of exhibits, of course, is too long to include in any column of this nature — but 1 tell yon that there will be Stir i‘d. entertainers peolerming theoughoUt the six monthS oe Itlxpo, and a restaurant featuring the finest of Russian foods, and there will be Soviet souvenirs for sale -- a distinctive feattie of the, Soviet approach to Expo is the use of the Pavilion for meetings and press conferences, EilitPrainers will include. the Po',shoi the Piattitsky folk chorus, Georgian dance ensernh- l -krainian roll; choir, a Soviet A Tray ensemble and the cis 'leers. And in a theatre seating 600 the visitor will have the opportunity to see top Soviet documentary and feature films and there will be a daily fashion show of Ras- tit n-d eSi,pmed, an-m anti fact- ure.d clothes, on Russian, Models. The Russian restaurant will seat 1,100 and if you like the food, you will be able to buy some to take home. Beverages will inclode vodka and Georgian wines. Soviel trade officials hope to expand their trade ties during- Expo and they'll have contracts on hand ready tor signieg, for the Soviet is as aware today as any other nation of the importance or foreig'a exchange. ..ht the cinema, promotional films will he tied in With the trade pitch. And thrtigs will go the. other way too many Soviet tourists will be going to Montreal, scientists, specialist8 ill litany fields. At Expo they will Meet their con nt erparts front other nations deliver lectures, and report on the stale or the Soviet union. August 13, .17 and 10 will he the miehration days at the Soviet flat ilini.l, where the llassians will feature gala festivals. (A ddress; cOr'respondeitee to NeX1, euchre • hetveen Legion and Gentlemou is Monday, March 20th. The last game was a night- mare. and the. reason was three stooges, Turvey, Lamont and Jack Hall. They didn't know the onoS OMiling in. They couldn't spell their names. They didn't know- the" Legion from us gentle- Men and they short changed everyohe, TlirVeY told Lamont he had no more brains than A louse. Lamont told Turves be had the intelligence of 'a bed bug. They were both right, is n barl'ior and hc, surp trimmed and eliaped us gentlemen. NeXt night there, will 1w na tawie hopping Which caused the last fiasco. March 17th, will see the great-' eSi show over presented in 'Brits- els. I'm going to sing Pat Mc- C,inty's Goat for the kids and recite Dangerous Dan "11:2crew for the adults. Red Skeleton will give, I'm sorry, T promised not to' tall you about it, However if Yon are not satisfied that 'this is the greatest T will :refund your money, haVer a request to write a. COI- main on — well the letter says, Courtship, 1910, ,0\v ant I going to :separate Courtship, se7c 'and love, A professor in Califoitiik nays, quote. sex is love, love, is sex and fulfilment gives man. kind 110 percent of :his life's pleasure. I can't agree. T don't thinl; it's more' than 89 per cent, Courting is much more simple than it was 71 years In those days you had 'no tele- phone to mothe a date. To-day you drive down town in your' hot rod, pick up your date, drive To• lover's lane a.nd can return in half a hour. With a horse and horsey yon narked, and wound the lines around the whip. Yon are inst. going with a clinch when old Debhio steps forward or back- Ward. Some horses would switch Your face With their tail and real mean ones wenld whinny loud enough for the girl's father to hear and hurry over. I a m bonito or s 'horse that was white and a vehicle aneient and chuggy. ,1 lass and a lad and the kisses they had, Nenth the tee of --• foshiened Oh the, werid ;Brom- what is right what is wrong as imbres we're all of us mie.gv. Though the auto- nubile had some things to conceal, se did the old fashioned er'iiir' clay tat write about the old fashion DO'r Social. tell `."(-11 the sneeial trains that -,t; 1i5 fe Kincardine each year. tit: inajot issiles of the day'''. Each Week, The public EY° .focuses on significant. happeningS in Canada and the rest of the World, TrOyer also; appears abotit, once a Month:- when The Public Eye editibine8 with the prograni Nedtinittgazine to present a fullhottr renntt, t IVO Mfg WOO. FOR INFORMATION CALL US ...OR A CN AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT arniMININOMAIMISAUSIEENCENE Tracy S. LudingtonIi3X-Po f67, i The Sunday School ;denies. T'll trill a t 7,1-0-1 -Krwh il,6 ,..41.1,i r yati :1/100i the do nees of no!), !q. ,Live=] OVA 111 NM% ,) Watch next week's Post for a complete list, of prizes being of- fered for the Centennial Skating: Carnival to be held on Saturday, March 18th in the Brussels Arena. This eVent is being sponsored.:by the Brussels, Morris and Grey Recreational Committee. They are, hoping to raise funds for rest rooms at the park, this summer: Renev,r your Brussels Post now.