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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-08-03, Page 5Kindly communicate your ideas to Professor James W. Church, President, Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology 30 Francis Street South, Kitchen,', Ontario. 311111.111111115111/11111M&RIMMEISVIR.E1MilittliZOF2.1t214;:' ;OW MUTUAL I NSURANCE OIVIPAD Office — Main Strati AEAPORTH Inane,* • Town Dwellings'. All Glasses of Patin IProperts Summer Cottage* Churches; Hnlis Extended coverage (wiling, smoke. Water damage, falling objects, etc.) is alio available AGENTS. -antes Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V..1. Lane, RR 5, Beafortt Wm. Leiper, Jr. Londeshoro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; .Harolit. Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dubl‘ht DOnald G. Eaton, Seaforth Any Student f.intering Grade 6 To Grade 13 16 Eligible . Adults interested In Being Supervisors. Can Also Apply APPLICATION FORMS AT McFADDEN BARBER SHOP and BRUSSELS POST Forms till16: oe in no later than Aug 12 kitit.U8SELS VOS1' ititUS84L8 TILIMSDAY, AUG. 3rd, 19b Lions u tutient our • TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM MONTREAL. ▪ ACOUMODATION AT LIONS STUDENT LODGE ST. HUBERT, O BREAKFAST, BOX LUNCH, SUPPER DAILY. O EXPO PASSPORT. • TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN EXPO AND THE LODGE. AUGUST 15 TO 21 OF $66.00 includes THE UNITED CHURCH, OF CANADA Minister; Rev, A. M. Johnston 15,A. B.D. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson N 0 SERVICE MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister REV. C. A. McCARRPLL 11 A.M. Public Worship The Shepherd Psalm series 6, "Thy Rod and Thy Staff" Organist: M. Thompson A.R.G.T., THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA srish Priest: The Rev. F. a Braby, B.A,, 1-,Th, SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels Organist — Mrs B. Elliott S:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 11..00 a.m. Matting SAINT ALBAN'S & SAINT DAVID'S — ATWOOD 9:30 a.m. Matins CRAMBROOK Regular Service At Knox Church The regular morning service of worship will be held in Knox Pres- byterian Church on. Sunday, Aug- ust sixth, at 9.45 a.m. Personals' Airs. Arthur Knill and grand- daughters, Sharon and Marie Kalil, Paris, vat., Mrs. 'Harold Crawford, Brantford, were recent visitors with Miss Alice J. Forrest. Mrs. Lytle Gordon, Mrs. Emma McCallum, St. Thomas, Mrs. May Laker, Listowel, and Miss Pearl Baker, Brussels, spent last, week at Point Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Winston ern and family, Galt, are holiday lug With Mrs: Wes, :McEtchern. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch, Marie and Janet, spent several days last week at Expo: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Sheila, Clancy and Lorne, have returned from an enjoyable two- week motor trip to the East Coast. Sunday visitors at the Strickler home included Mx. and Mrs. Jack Warby arid daughter Adell, Dun- das, and +rack Langford, kficksen. Adell is spending a week. WOMEN: Christmas soiling starts early with Avon Cosmetics, Valtstiable sales territory now available. Write, Mrs. M. MillsOn, 17 Hawkesbury Ave., London: Detneurology is the Study of evil spiritS. GENTLEMENS CLUB NEWS ITEMS I start my column this week With a VeStion to Morris Twp. Council, Viz, why didn't you cut down the hill on the sixth line of Morris instead of spending hund- reds of dollars on sideroads that are used by one or two families. only? Now for my weekly write up. Leaving Brussels going north 1 ask you to turn left at the first concession. Proceed on down over the railroad tracks past the farm and buliaings on the right. and you will see a road running north, It looks like the Indiana- polis speedway or the salt roads in 'Utah, it is not paved as yet but another year or so doesn't. matter. Years ago this road was kilAmue as Anderson's sideroad or Barr s 0.deroad; it Was better known as lovers lane and was a sek sanct- uary. 'Old Grit and old Tory, two of Anderson's livery horses, on a Sunday night 'would always :head, directly' there, When cars came into fashion" tile' 49(1 and the,- Ford T model, they always ran out of gas in the middle of. his; sideroad. Later and up uutii new: it has been nectar for neckerS. bully for booze parties, and a range for chicken thieves, safety for rabbits; foxes and all Manner of small game. It was a spring road years ago. When pitch holes got real bad on the graver the 3rd liners Wend break it and go to Brussels this way. Maybe our council thinks these days will return, Either that ur they don't think at all, which, is more I would suggest gentletien you complete the job. Either build an underpass for the railway or put in a. wig-wag sYsterri: True there are only Nur trains a, day .a.nd this IS four times greater than the highway traffiC. Yes, there are more cars oh the sixth line in one day than, there are ott AnclerSOns'S Side gad lri One year. That is from sun up till sail duvvn. Why not put in a swimming pool? You already have the water. A young chap then wouldn't be embarrased, he could say he had been MI' a swim if he was caught 'with his coat off, Brussels will soon, he taking- down their cen- tennial decorations, why not get these and string across, put in a powder room. Many a lady has returned from this sideroad with, a shiny nose and a red face. Truthfully. Yours, T. K. F. S. Grit was by all means the hest horse. LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN THEATRE Thurs., Fri., Sat. Aug. 3 - 4 . 5 BATMAN — Plus The new Flint adventure IN LIKE FLINT Starring James Coburn CinemaSoops Color SUN DAY' M VON 111 E — Aug. 6 3 BIG FEATURES Show starts At 11.00 p.m. ELVIS PRESLEY FUN IN ACAPULCO Color — Pius — Dean Martin. & Jerry Lewis YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG Color - Plus — RED LINE 7000 dolor Mori., `rues,. Wed. Aug 7 WALT 131 8Y'S The Adventures of BULLWHIP' GRIFFIN Color -- Plus THAT TENNESSEE BEAT No. 411.. • • 41••.1.1B4 AA. ,•11412.1.....T. CONESTOGA COLLEGE APPLIED ART$ and 1 i...C.HiNOLOGY invites the attention and in et est of cit.Jonis, students arid organiz- ations in the counties of Huron, Perth, Wellington and Waterloo. The Co-operation is sought particularly of persons in industry, commerce and business, education, agriculture, technology and tech- nical areas, and in the applied arts, samples of which might be food supervision, nursery education, library arts, welfare and health ser- vices, community family work, graphic arts, etc. As of January, 1963, the College will be offering post-second- ary courses of three- two-, and one-year duration at the technologist, technician and skilled levels in Applied Arts. Technology Business anti Commerce Technical Areas Extension courses as reciuested and supported will be offered, Academic upgrading will be provided for mature students nineteen years of age or ,ever, who may not have the Grade 12 or 13 admis- sion requirements. An invitation In order that the College may best serve the needs of all in the above counties, Briefs, containing suggestions as to which Post- secondary courses ...should be offered by Conestoga College. are warmly Invited. The most effective Briefs will probably outline the course and subject matter considered important, provide a justifiable estimate of the present need and the employment possibilities of 2-7 years hence, contain suggestions or offers as to co-operation from area organizations or professional associations, and recommend the level of competence cesirable upon graduation, etc. Your interest in your Conestoga College and your early re- sponse (preferably before August 15) will be recognized and much appreciated.