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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-11-12, Page 7rilIPM.M.•••••••!•••• BRUSSIDL.$ POST, 131:1,..US$BLS, ONTARIO THURSDAY., 10th, 1570 - • - Ontario. Is there any place you'd rath r be r. GENTLEMEN'S CLUE NEWS ITEMS The top brass, representing the Legion and. the Gentlemen's Club met last week and decided first, gaine of die 1970.71 Euchre Series would. take place, Monday night; November 30, Same rules; same price, only 50e; which includes entrance and sinorgasinird supper, Play ivith either aide, hut T sug- gest you choose to be with the znest honorable, and upright honest; citizens, which of course is the Gentienien's Cluj). If you choose the Legion you will be in With such characterS as Logan, Lamont, Ha11, Bid Bell and many other in the same or lesser entre gory. You might even get one of these gentit for a partner, spend a horrible evening and go home with the booby prize. I suggest r't;?.0 drop into, the butcher shop, leave a dollar with our whistling Occident, Frank Thompson, and become one of us. Come along Monday night, November 30, and you will be welcoilfe anyway, Al Logan has had a radio in- stalled behind the har at the Legion, He keeps It on Pull blast. so he can't hear his customers ask for a beer or pack of cigar- ettes. They must -walk up arta holier in his ear what they want and then carry it back to their table. NT—ea 4utiedge has purchased the contents of the Myth At ea d o Store, lock, s took and barrel, Ned. sold me a Stetson hat. It was Marked 1900, This is not toe dear for a Stetson, 19 dollars. and he made a big reductiOn. However when I got. home I discovered that. the 1'900 was the year the darn,-hat was manufactured. Bob Fraser came into the; store to purchase a pair of rubber boots Ned pulled down 38 pair, of rubber boots all over the place. Bob took :the first pair he was shown and walked out So did Ned. Poor Kay and Lila had to put the 37 pair back in their places while Ned Went out to sees some fellow about. a horse. If he keeps buying and breeding he will soon have the biggest horse ranch East of Montanna, He and George I3aeker have been a. great boom to our farmers, Not a spare hush- of- oats or a bale of hay for miles around. .Ivan Campbell has the best idea. He feeds his- rags— straw and turnips. Here is a letter.] received last week from a lady in Vrentworth county: Dear TiK.' F. : Quote. T have a friend in Hamilton who thinks you have the wisdom of King Solomon so I am writing you and Ann Landers at the same time. I am a farmer's wife, age 34., weigh 126 pounds fe nd consid- ered attractive. 'We have no children, just my husband, a hired man and myself. Here is my prob- lem, My husband has been very indifferent. One minute after we go to bed he gives Inc a. goodnitc kiss on the cheek, 'turns his back and is snoring loudly in less than 5 minutes. Please help me. Sign- ed Mrs. Dear Mrs. —. Here is sound and professional advice. Get, en old fashioned hat pin, or if not 'available; a long darning needle. Before he falls asleep, the minute he turns kis hack, jab this with all your strong th into his rear end. This Will make him turn and twist like a whirling dervish. It wilt also cause Wit to think of different faucet the pain. If lie still remains indiffferent then you have no alternative hut what I have to offer. When he starts to snore again, slip a clothes pin Over .the none iraooteut nunk's nose he: won't be aroused by his own snoring. Slip out of bed, slip on Your slip, and slip into the hind man's room. Well that's it for this week. trio very pleased we will meet the Legion in combat. Remember the Gate, Hendry, November 30, and • Ontariasware the kind of people who wouldn't be here if there was any place better. We are people who cathefrOm a hundred lands and stayed to build. People..Vvith backbone and brawn and a hunger to succeed., 'Men and women . who've created. a standard of living in decades that other lands • worked centuries to build. If we have a flaw it's our chronic modesty. Ontarians may be proud to be Ontarians and Canadians . . . they just seldom tell anyone. From an economic point of view that's wrong. The more people we have boosting Ontario and Canada the better it is. And we've got a lot to boost with. Ontario's war on water pollu- tion, for example, is being waged and won. New regulations, many of which are the first of their Anglican Church in this ne--- 22 years. He was the (ith Bishop of :Huron since its formation in 1857. Monday's meeting of Synod was called to elect the 7th 'Bishop Of Huron. The Rt. Rev. Canaan .1. Que.ce was elected on the 3rd ballot cast by the 211 Clergy and 459 Lay voting Delegates. Each vote was a write-in. There were tin noun ill- ations. Voting delegates were given a blank ballot. leven on the first casting or ballots .(when 33 different, names were offered nil Clergy ballots — and 57 on Lay ballots) Bishop Queen was a clear favout•ite.....By the 2rd ballot he had achinved"nie majority Of both Lay kind in North Arnerica, are being enforced and many of our rivers and lakes are getting cleaner instead of dirtier. Housing is another. •battle, and on this front the Ontario Housing, Corporation is active in nearly, 200 communities with programs totalling close to a billion dollars. We need a vigorous economy of course, to support these im- portant programs. And, that's where you come in. Though our productivity has doubled in ten years and our incomes in twelve, Ontarians don't sit on their successes. There's a demanding decade ahead full Of challenges and opportunities to make the quality of our lives better yet. To meet these Challenges we've got to believe in ourselves. Which, when you think about it, isn't such a bad idea. and Clergy 'Votes needed to elect :Bishop Queen had. previne-le been elected is an. Assistant ';'shall of Huron Diocese almost four years ago. Since then he has lived in Windsor; and has had special Episcopal responsibilitieS in the Counties of Essex. Kent and Lainbton. It is expected that Bishop Queen will move to Lon- don and assume his new respon- sibilities before January. IR a election, 'Bishop Queen said tha press conference following his the decision about electing. a see- Even in the stone age, when end Assistant Bishop Ito replaerk women 1,vroLe down Linde ages, him, in the 'Windsor areal will not they were chiseling. be outdo attn. srtiod meets again, k. • 4,0 to the lady from Wentworth, drop o line. Truthfully Yours, AREA • ANGLICAN SEIECT QUEEN AS NEW BISHOP . levery ,knglican Parish and Congregation in South-Western Ontario were represented . at a Special Session of the Synod of the Diocese of Hairon held on 'Monthly, November 9th, at. St. 'Paul's Cathedral ill London. The Special meeting of. Synod v,eis called following the sudden death. on net, 2. of ilishop George Luxton. .':'''Shop Luxton had serv- ed 45 (11 ig Pastor Of the Everytime you boost Ontario .. Ontario and Canada. get a little stronger. Government of Ontario C) John Robarts, Prime Minister. in May. Representatives- of the Parishes, not the Diocesan head4 quarters staff, will make the de- cision. he said. Meanwhile Bishop Appleyard will continue as ASSist- ant to Bishop Queen. as he bud been with Bishop .Luxton. St.. ;John's, Brussels was offic- ially represented by The Rev. Keith Stokes, 'Mrs. m .Alberta) Smith, and Clarence McGetcheon. Mr. Smith and Mrs. El. Stretton were also observers at the eeoceedings.