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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-06-12, Page 7%Ng 1141)11 Bi1111B8Iia48 POST, BILI7E3BIL$, Orsr1rkBe19 TiltritSDAY, JVNIC l'.!th, 1 969 served by the committee la charge, Mrs, 11. Craig, Mrs. J. Mclionald, Airs, G. Blake, Mrs. 11. Williamson and Mrs. junies. Clark. pRNTL.EmEN's CLUB NEWS ITEMS Another week end has ,e0ine and gone and nevor much change in Brussels. The main entertain- ment far most. people is to get drunk which of course is quite leg-al and most proper. A. century ago men worked until six o'clock. on Saturday and then about. eight went clown to the hotel. It was the only time they could get away from their women, which in itself, made it a pleasant evening. Same tt,, now, some could handle their liquor and some would fall by the wayside into the gutter. Temperance people would say, look at that. drunken hum, we sure need Local Option. Some still get laid out but now its legal. We have house partieS. Instead of laying in the gutter you are put to bed on a 52S spread, The host- ess loosens your collar, removes your shoeS and say, peer Tom, or Wok, or Ilarry, just took a drop too many. Tht.t,t drop was a quart. Then once a week we have a wet dance. This is a great outlet: for both the temperance peOple and the drinkers. - And don't tell, me they go to Catice, A. couple of years .ago (centennial year) about a dozen people \vent to Frank Thompson and about, ten to are wanting an Old Tyme dance witlF, Out booze. So We put on a dry' dance. There weren't enough People to put on a Virginia Reel. They went where they could drink. There is to be a huge cele- bration in. 'Wales next month to proclaim Prince Charles. Cost is to be $,525000,, Five _hundred and twenty-five thousands dollars. If they really ,want producers they should get. Ned Rutledge and Prank Thompson. These gents put on a rotten show but Ihey could get rid of that money quicker than you or T. could horn it: They should take Al Logan and Len Lamont to serve the beer. EvorY time I see either of these fellows T think of a little village over in Asia somewhere. The people in this village are a hand- red years ahead of the world. You go in for a medical check. Maybe it's your liver. They take yours out. RoPtatte it with another and you go back later for the original. The same with lungs, knee caps, toes, fingers, ally part of the. Body. A gay wen t hi o n ce lot, n brain repair. They removed it. didn't, replace„hist left a big empty space. Told him to come back next day. He never appeared About. a year later the doctor met him- on the street. Says lie, yort never chine back for yont brains,. why? Well, the f(AloW mys, have a job slinging beer so I don't need thein, y friend Norman Pfeifer linS a proldem hosidos reading other pe.)ple's mail. Norni bought a race horse and a rabber tire baggy. The buggy is a few years older than Norrn's grandmother, If the horse can't go faster than a Mile in three minutes the neighboUrs 1111.11111101011.10011111.1millatimilalloorwilmftioluwar, FIREMEN'S DANCE FRIDAY, JUNE lath BRUSSELS LEGION HALL Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over Admission at Popular Prices PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENT with .).1r, and Mrs. Cordon M.ctlavin. 1 LiP1111(?tt, tlail. Searle, 'Heather 'Mc- and family spent u recent. weekend , with Mrs. w. IL c urds. Nod Plm'orit'Y visito(1 in ilantill°11 Callum. Sandra 'Watson,. ,Cantlac.e 11r, and Mrs, Mr, arni Mrs. Allan McCall % oomne, , AL ON \Vin- .3i1)"1"1.n Nolan, 'Karen McDonald, Cathie • lowing girls: Connie t1outts, Mario morn.. Pay, was given hy the fol. Hickson, Sharon Ma.rICS. moDonzda, neverley mcCall, Joan 1 Ann Blake, Marion Me- Mr and Mrs, Itobert Humphries The secretary's report - was and family of London_ visited with given by. Mrs. William Hum- :11r. and Mrs, Stewart Humphries. phries. Roll call response was Mr. and \1 vs. Rollie Achillp.s "Tips for iiabysitters". The treas. u.ror's rc'ja was received. An wh " "l'e visiting relatives iii Quebec and Hurst, are borne. invitation from the Myth W.I. for July 13rd, at 8 p.m. was accepted. Mr. and ,\Irs. Steele, London, firs. Cloak i n grtvac an explan- worn recent visitors with IVIrs. ation of the oBakeless Bake Sale" Leonard Leeming. to he hold at the next meeting. Air. and Harold McNabb. A report. on the IEnronview An x. Kitchell or wore visitors with Mr. ii iitry meeting attended by Mrs. and Airs. NVIn. :\111 1'raY. Wilbur Turnbull arid :Nit's. J. McDonald., was given. by Mrs. Guests of Mu. vitcl Mrs. Herbert. Traviso who were in ;1.,U,011(111.11Ce, .7'UriLb1111* Those to attend the Jude. Pith meeting are 'Mrs. Ken, Mc- at the Tray iSiinia eiison Avedding Dontild Nis. Jim CIat'k •• Mrs.. Hgritondyille United Church. were • Miss I. Allison. and Roy Monroe•G'e"--' McCall, Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald a nd Mrs. (;ern Id Watson. noley and of Bollville: i\Tiss I a „ d -Dav id Jan van Vliet gave a. re- .Tom •liathe of Toronto - `port of the District Annual Con- Taylor of Hamilton. volition held May 13th in Wrox. Walton. W; J. Meeting eter, The ‘cr.f. display at the Brus- sels Pall is to be arranged by 'rho May meeting of the Walton Mrs. 1Arm,.Humphries, Mrs, Allan Women's Institute, held in the McCall, Mrs. :James Nolan, Mrs. Communily Hall, was opened with Stewart. Humphries, Mrs, Nelson Ilse Institute Ode.. 0 Canada and Ma.rks. Ales. Alep011aid will The 'Mary SIewart Collect. Mrs. make a Caney apron. suitable for Wilbur Tithnbull was 'he accom- Hie $1.50 1.0 82,50 gift to be taken pa ni os I,. Mrs. Alvin M cflon a Id, to the Pall Conven don at Guelph. president, welcomed the the 4-Il 1•s. James r4.xt.inniil showt,d Club Cirls who \verc in attend- On i nstructi v film on "Safety". ance. Their leaders, Mrs. Allan It showed accidents which can be McCall and airs. Allan Searle dangerous and also gave many were thanked for their work in valuable safety hints. the course. by Janies ,Axt- The mooting was closed with mann. The skit, presented for Achieve- the Queen and Grace. Lunch was L. riiolitt 199 BRUSSE r ONtI ANNUAL HAM and STRAWBERii.Y SUPPER will be held on THE BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH LAWN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th Supper will be served from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Admission: Adults $1.50 ChIdren 75c will all laugh. If it cap, the buggy will fly to Pieces- Next week I will scold the ohnrobes, Truthfully Yours, T. 1,Pc . ETHEL Mr, and Mrs. 1'. Itragoinatz and faintly, Oshawa, .wero visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bateman and _141.1', and 'MN. J. Struthers. Mr. and Mrs. Androw iironiner and Doris were visitors with All', and Mrs, Floyd Hutton, RR3, List- oWel. Recent visitors with Air. and' y rs. war dl aw wary Mrs. C. Barrows and son, Willow- dale; Dr. L. A. and UM Wardlow told family of Brantford, imt - may he an even bet. Before long a ',dollar to a do- McGavin's it° arm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO PHONE 365W6 OR 527-024t. BRUSSELS SIEAFORTH • SAVE MONEY READ 'THE ADS. IN BRUSSELS -POST ,J T.,1••••••• Miss Trewartha will :participate. at the Canadian National Ex- hibition. for the title of Ontario Mc'. and Ilairy Princess 1969. ",/,ARIE TREWARTHA IS HURON DAIRY PRINCESS Trewauttia, 1; was named Huron county dairy princess ut the 115th annual Clinton Spring pair 011 Saturday. Mario, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noss Trowartha of Hit Clinton, was crowned by the 1968 princess Helen Good of Londesboro. The 19th princess,. a Grade it • student aai. Central Secon- • dary School, Clinton, received silver a t ray from the Huron cout.ty 3111k Committee, sponsor • tho contest.