The Brussels Post, 1968-07-25, Page 5fHE UNITED CHURCH
Minister: Rev. A, M. Johnston
B.D.
Organist: hays. Fred Stephenson
ii100 WOrship
NIEL V ILLE
PRES13)CrialAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. MoQARROLL
Organist: Mrs, Nora Moffat
11, 4k.M. Divine Worship
ExCLUENT CAR BUYS
1967 MERCURY 1/2 TON CUSTOM CAB, long, wide box
1966 METEOR, MONTCALM 2 Dr. HTP.
1965 METEOR STATION. WAGON, auto.
2 — 1964 MERCURYS
1961 GMC CAB & CHASSIS 960 series, 6. cyl, 5 speed
trans, 2 speed axle
1968 MUSTANG .SPECIALS
SEVERAL OTHER 63 and 64
CHEVS., PONTIACS, FORDS, METEORS, MERCURYS
RIDGE MOTORS
YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE FORD
and THUNDERBIRD DEALER
BRUSSELS PHONE 249
W1NGHAM PHONE 357-3460
CRANBROOK,
Miss Mart lm Jeschke, Toronto,
:Herbert Jeschke and Miss Betty
Giesler Fraser. Mich. visited here.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Knight, and
Children and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Engel and family, were at 13erfora
Lake for the week-end,
mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huelin, Con„-[
estoga, visit:ea with. Miss E. M.
Steiss,
Rev. James Ana.,
and Wilmer Erringlon Goderich,
left by plane on a trip to Ireland,
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin G. Nulson,
and family, Saskatoon, were re-
newing acquaintances in this area
and attended the church service
on Sunday morning.
Air, and Mrs. Douglas Warts,
Jmnes McFarlane and Miss: Millie
Mc Farl ne attended the Med-
daugh-Pfeieffer wedding in Pin-
Cpni itg, Mich. on Saturday.
Air. and Mrs. Don Jacklin and
0114(110n, 11310amingdale, Were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dunn.
The service in Knox Church for
the month of August is as followa:
Aug. 4 and 11 the service will 'be
held at 10.20 a.m. with: Mr, A.
Vande.rvries, student from Water-
loo in the pulpit, The services are
Withdrawn for Ang. 1 Sth and 25th.
Vacation Church School is being
held at Union Church for two
-Weeks with flu enrollment of op-
proximately 125 children.
Showered Prior To Marriage
A miscellanous shower was held
in the Community Centre on Wed-
nesday evening, Tuly 17th, for
Miss Carol Fischer, a bride of this'
month, Contests were conducted'
by Mrs. Glenn .1-luether and Mrs.
Ross Knight. Mrs. Stuart Steins'
played piano numbers and also ac-
companied for duets by the DU-
charme Sisters and tap-danCe
numbers by lca.ncy and Mary Ellett
Knight. Mrs. Larry Marlatt read
an addess and Carol was present-
ed with ninny beautiful and useful
gifts, She expressed her thanks
to all and extended an invitatiOn .
to visit her in her new 41orhe
Oshatra,
O.P.P. REPORT
;Tidy
The following Motor
accidents were reported
•Winghain 'Detnehnient
23, 1988
Vehicle
to the
T11.14 BRUSSELS, 1:}1i$T, iiitUSSEILS ON;rrAill0 'L'ILUItSDAY, JULY 2411, 1968
TURNBERRY — On Mon-
daY evening on. Concessiett 6,
TurnberrY Township, a 1967
Pontiac driven by Leonard John-
sloe, Wingliain, Ontario, went out
of Q011trUi, left the road and
struck 0„ hydro pole. .Dainage was
e.siiinated at 350e. hro‘l. Coast.
W. A. Stevenson investigated.
GREY TN\ h. • On '.Chursday
afternoon on Cencession. 7-3, Grey
'township, a 1900 Haernatioaal
driven by Frank Alcock, Brus-
sels, Ontario relied over rtfter the
ariVer pulled onto the north
suoulder and the right, wheel drap-
ed into the ditch. Damage was, es-:
timated 3200.00. Prov. CQUSt.
1.1. Li. McKittrick inyestigated,
MORRIS T\\ -- Burly Thus-
day morning on' Sideroad ; 5-1G,
Morris Township, a 1962 Chevro-
let driven by Murray Nesbitt, lilt,
3, Walton, Oatario, Was struck by
a C.P.R. paSsenger train:: Damage
was minor. Prey. Const. K. it,
Latzer investigated.
W. A. Stevenson, Safety Officer,
Winghara
HOWICK LIONS
DINGO WINNERS
Regular Games:
Mrs. Engar, W'ro.‘eter; Mrs.
Sarah AlISLULI, Wingham; MrS,
Harry Garniss, Wingham; Miss
Roseniary Cron, Mildmay and Miss
Nancy Riley, Winghain; Mrs. Wm.
Upper, Listowel and Alex Mc-
Michael, Clinton; hid Gillum.,
Carrie. and Mrs, hat Prince, Col-
lingwood; Alex AlcMichael, Clin-
ton; Mrs. Fee g Riley
Mrs, George Strauss, Mildmay,
Mrs. Wilfred Henry, Wingltam and
Telly St. Marie, Inuevale; Mrs.
Prti. Ohm, Windham; Bill Craig,
'Walkerton; 'Mrs. Pat Prince, Col-
lingWood and Mrs. Manfred Irwin,
Gorrie; Phil Strauss, Mildmay.
Share the Wealth:
1, Ale Clinton;
Mrs, Lee Strauss, Mildinay.
$25 Special
Mrs. Art Wheeler, Wro.xeler,
and MiSs Emma, Wahl, LiStowel
Jackpot Consolation plus Bonus:
Mrs, Sinion Mildnilly
Door Prizes:
Mrs. Gerald Goll, Walkerton;
Mi•s. tivin. illuevale; Peter
Witigha.m arid Tony St,
Marie, Bluevale,
The IteXt T-Towick "Illtig0 will be
held on Friday, August 2, in
WrOXeter CommUnity Hall, when
the Jackpot will. be $35 in CO
Ming,
CARPS OF INANKS
is? Thu Rev, Andrew Lurie and
family W1611 to thank their many
friends for the kind, oXpressions of
sympathy in their recent bereave-
ment.
i would like to thank everyone
for the lovely cards received,
and fur visits from friends arm
relatives, while I was a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London, and
in Win gh ant 1lospital,.
'Members of the family of the
late jellies Michie wish. to express
6i11C01.0 thanks to all those who
helped during their sudden
bereavement, The many acts of
kindness and expressions of sym-
Patay will alWays be remembered.
The family of the late Mrs.
Irvin Durst of Stratford, wish to
thank friends and neighbours for
their kindness, expressions of
sympathy, and floral tributes.
Special thanks to the Rebekah
Lodge. Also thanks to those who
sent flowers, cards, letters and
gifts while she was in hospital,
COMING EVENTS :
NOTICE
Enjoy Civic Holiday at "Man
and ills World", Montreal, by a
modern Air Ride Coach, Leaves
August 2nd. Return Aug. 45th.
1.4'or information and reser-
Vation Phone;
Habkirk Transit Service Ltd.
Phone 527-:t222 Seaforth
Box 700, Seaforth
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For all kinds of Upholstering
Brussels RepritentatIva:
SELWYN BAKER
Phorie 41 or 79' BrUsseis
Dear Mr, Thynne:
I trust you. will accept this letter
in the same good spirit in which I
send it. Hoping it will be of benefit
to some people who need help phy-
sically, morally and mentally. Do
Do you think you use your talentS
where the Lord wanted them? I
don't. A laugh lasts a minute, and
is forgotten, f. suggest you write in
a more serious mood and expose
sonic of the sin we have in our
village. We close our eyes to the
ugly things that are taking place
while we should try and stop them
because they are growing at an
alarming rate. Do you knoW we
have two wife beaters amongst us,
also baby whippers, sex:maniacs,
cheating wives; and others who
shoUld, be exposed. Why don't you
tell us about the drunken hus-
bands who beats up his wife and
kids regularly, or About the near
by fanner who whipped his eight
year old boy into bed for almoSt a
week, Ten them abOut the middle
aged couple wire went to Expo last
year, returned Unexpectedly about
midnight, and found their daught-
er and her boy friend dancing in
the. nude. Tell them about the wife
who is taking a course in ListoWel
but can be found parked near the
golf coarse in (Toth:rich, What
about the parties that are held
every Saturday night and late in-
to Sunday morning. Is it true that
you yourself 'had your tractor
stolen, and ruined and did not re-
port it? Is this not giving the
thieves encouragement to g'0
ahead? is true you have cattle
and sows among the farmers? It
this fair? Price is controlled by
supply and demand and now Many
business men in Brussels are
farthing with no farms. More; Mr,
Thynne, could go on, and on, and
on, abort the sin and the ititoler,
ante we have in our village, I
pray you help us. You have been
giVen the talent and the oppor-
tunity to do good and T pray you
will hear Vent-bill.
Yortr8 truly,
Mrs,
Dear Mrs..
Thank you for your letter, it
has certainly given me food for
thought, but it is a very difficult
letter to atistVer. I suggest. Yntt
write the Children's Aid regardi
the kid who was beaten up and
write the guy who beats up his
wife and kids and tell him next
time he will be reported. How,
ever I don't pretend to be Ana
Landers. My column is for a gig-
gle or a belly laugh. i do not, use
names of people that 1 do not
Claim as a friend, 1 wouldn't hurt
anyone,
Everyone knows, or should
know, my writings are just made
up, or in plain words dam lies. But
let as examine your letter line by
line, I think you are right in some
ways, i will write every fourth
lettlEr in a more serious mood.
Now about this couple who caught
their daughter dancing with her
boy friend, in. the nude. You must
admit there is no harm in danc-
ing and We have nudist camps all
over, YOUP objection then must
be they Were put of step. Maybe
bad timing. As for wearing no
clothes, I throw them off every
chance I got: I admit I pull down
th.e blinds, lock the door, in hot
Weather and stroll around stark
naked. When 1 go to bed r loek
the door and strip. In my room is
a huge mirror about 6 ft. long
4ft. high. Well, I stand in front Of
this every night, ;last gazing and
admiring the most, beautiful
physique ever produced by man.
I gaze in awe at the only living
Figure that, can compare with the
Greek ,Gbds of old, Hercules, Thor',
Atlas etc, A. short time ago we
'had a newly married couple SPend
the night with us. I was gazing at
myself. pounding' my breast like
Tartan and Wondering if it would
he better with two mirrors so I
see both sides at once, I knew the
Young lady was pecking as I had
taken out the key. Noxt
at breakfast she just gazed at me
With admiration and in a sort of
daze, Every time her 'husband
spoke she looked at him with a
look of pity. A look of repugnance
and disapointtnent.,
Now about this wife who is
taking a emirse. Apparently as
long as she gets it she don't care
Where., Listowel or 171,oderich, and
its hot OWn business.
As far 0,8 Saturday rite parties,
beings lutist, have diver-
Sion Ana reeteritien,
T assure yeti Mrs. you 'have
Made the think and 1 do thank
yoti,
Truthfully ?Mira
T.
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DINING ROOM and COFFEE SHOP
RE-OPENED FOR BUS1;N&S
DINING ROOM NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
From 12 to 3 p.m. and 5 to 8 1)-01-
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vVIE FEATURE:
Friday
Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut, Roast Turkey, Giant Hamburgers
Saturday —
Southern Fried Chicken, Fish and Chips, Giant Hamburgers
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
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JUNE 22;1968
Letter received June 23