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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-06-07, Page 16Babys Own White only TOILET TISSUE 4's dristies's "Salted or Plain" SODA BISCUITS Utopia TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. Multiplier ONIONS per lb. E. D. Smith APPLE PIE FILL 19 oz. ICE CREAM 2 Litres .99 .79 .49 .49 .79 .99 OPEN FRI. N1TE TILL 9 P.M. Bakery STEPHENSON'S Grocery Phone 887-9226 Free. be.livery Hot buys ON COOL CARS 1976. OLDS ROYALE conditionin g 1976 IMPALA CUSTOM with air conditioning 16 — THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 7 1978 Short Shots (Continued from' Page 11 realize that it is done with real concern for their welfare. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF — Here the cast of Fiddler. on the Roof watches as Tseitel played by Ansley Currie and Motel played by Hephen Pritchard get married in a scene. from the Fiddler on the Roof which was put on by the drama club of F.E.Madill amusement for its own sake. He said the material in the three books in question was not pornographic in the context -in which it was used in' the books. ' 'Dr. Collins sugge sted that students have two major environments in which they function, school and the rest of their time. He said the time they spend away from • school is consistently filled with material "I truly label pornographic". Classified Ads pay dividends. • had been said at an earlier council meeting of Morris Township Council that wages of Morris Township Councillors, the reeve and the clerk were the lowest of any council in the county. Herman Terpstra of Brussels was the -winner of $3,000 in the Brussels Lions Club elimination draw held Saturday, night in the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. (Continued from Pa ge 1) Morris Trust teachers, board hears * * * * * * The unseasonable chill we have been having along with strong winds and rain have been playing havoc with tulips and other early blooming flowers. Garden produce, that had been growing by leaps and bounds in the delightfully warm weather we had earlier, does not care to keep .growing_ im the withering cold. * * * * ** If Antique Cars fascinate you and you like to browse through a Flee Market be at the Brussels Fair Grounds on Saturday and Sunday June 10th and 11th. There will also be Model Aircraft and, if the weather behaves, the added attraction of an Air Show.. * ** ** This 'is the season for weddings. A good many young couples are setting sail on the "Sea of Matrimony" with the expectations of a happy peaceful voyage. Sometimes we wonder if they have any idea of just what marriage will mean. Do they roilize the many adjustments to their way of life that being a married couple entails? If they look forward to smooth sailing all the way, with no rough waves to toss their passage, we fear they will be , disappointed. It takes work to have a happy, lasting marriage. It requires of both, patience, understanding, unselfish consideration of their partner and respect mixed with lots of love. The Huron County Board, of Educ'ation was told Monday it should trust the judgement of its teachers when deciding if literary pieces to be used in high school classrooms are fit for educational purposes. Three delegations attending Monday's board meeting explained to trustees at considerable length why three English' literature textbooks should not be banned from secondary school book lists. The books - Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger, The Diviners by Margaret Laurence and Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck - were considered blasphemous and obscene by a group of parents from Kingsbridge 'who started a campaign to have them banned flout school booklists. Dr. Tom Collins, chairman of the English department at the University of Western Ontario, told the board that the three books were not at all • blasphemous or obscene but rather were of "superior quality" He said the. books all had excellent educational value. Dr. Collins said the purpose of aliterary piece was to educate the imagination • of readers by creating "construct" worlds that the reader can become familiar with without actually living in them. He said the worlds created are usually ones people wouldn't normally live in but can become aware of through the books. He suggested the worlds could be "better ones created in fairy tales or terrible ones lived in by Hamlet". The professor said the books In question may contain portions that will be offensive to some people but added that if only material that could be offensive to people ,was sought out The Bible or the works of Shakespeare could- also fall into that category. He said the definition of pornography is material used for the purpose of prov okirig sexual Secondary School on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night; Some young people from Brussels were in the play including Susan Langlois as Yente, the matchmaker, Lori Moore, as Bielke, and Liz Exel as Dne of the villagers. (Brussels Post Photo) there was also a smorgasboard ow repay their loan. supper and a dance as well as At the draw on Saturday night hand tricks. ventriloquist-comedian and Ronnie Zeonora whp did sleight of entertainers Billie Davis, Schneider 6 varieties LUNCH MEATS al varieties 3 oz. pkg. JELLO POWDER Florida TOMATOES Weston's -CHELSEA BUNS Babys only please TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls Hostess TEA BAGS pkg of 100 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. McCUTCHEON GROCERY BRUSSELS We Deliver Phone '887-9445 J. L. McCUTCHEON MOTORS LTD. Chev. Brussels 887-6856 Olds 197.3 BUICK CENTURY wcointhditting This week's. Special 1973 FORD TORINO 750 4 dwr Out of 500 tickets, 477 were sold. Other winners were: Hank Exell for the first ticket drawn - $25; Bob Robson for the fiftieth ticket drawn - $25; Jack and Dave for the hundredth ticket drawn - $25; Don Adams for the one hundred fiftieth ticket drawn - $50; Nick Terpstra Sr. for the two hundredth ticket drawn - $50. Ron McLean for the two hundred and fiftieth ticket drawn - $75; Pat Shaw for the three hundredth ticket drawn - $100; Lloyd and Helen. Wheeler for the three hundred and fiftieth ticket drawn - $100; Jim Edgar for the four hundredth ticket drawn - $100; Doug Lowe for' the four hundred and fiftieth ticket drawn - $125. Bob McDonald for the four hundred and seventy-third ticket drawn - $175; Don McDonald for the four hundred and seventy- fourth ticket drawn - $100; H. Kenyon for the four hundred and seventy-fifth ticket drawn - $250; Murray CArdiff for the four hundred and seventy-sixth ticket drawn - $500 and Herman Terpstra $3,000 for the four hundred and seventy-seventh ticket drawn ; The draw was the result of a 1977 Lions' commitment to raise $14,000 for the new arena. Last ye'ar they made a down payment of $2,000, raised $6700 in the 1977 elimination draw and borrowed $5,300 from the bank to make up the balance. They can Area people win Lions elimination draw 6 oz. pkg. .49 4 pkg. .99 per lb. .49 .69 .99' 1.09