The Brussels Post, 1966-12-22, Page 5'04
CAMEO
Phone 29
HAIRSTYLISTS
Brussels, Ont.
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CRAN BROOK
tL,ersonals
Mr, and Mrs. Eari. Dann anti
Joanne spent, Saturday in iiitcis
eller and visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Allan, Dunn, and Mr. and
Mrs. Doa jacklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Barkwell
and Miss Kate McNabb, Galt,
Visited on Sunday with arr. and
Mrs. Martin McDonald.
Evening Auxiliary
Christmas Meeting
'viva, Leslie Knight was hostess
for the Christmas meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary. Leaders were.
Mrs. Stewart Steiss and Mrs.
Glenn Huether. A Christmas
verse was given for roll call.
There was a gift exchange. A
Christmas reading from the glad
Tidings was given by Mrs. Steiss.
cloc Leaders were appointed and
the following officers were elected
for 1967.
Pres, Airs. Stuart Stevenson
Vice-Pres, ....Mrs. Stewart Steiss
Secretary Mrs.jim Knight
'Treasurer Mrs. Jack knight
Glad Tidings. Sec. Mrs. Don
Evans
Lit. & Lib. Sec. .... Mrs. Gordon
Engel
Welcome & WelfareSec.
Mrs. GOldwin Knight
Mrs. Jack Knight will be
hostess for the January meet-
ing. Lunch was served by Mrs,
Win. Brew, er and. Mrs. Harvey
Smith.
W. I. Turkey Dinner
The December meeting of the
Women's Institute was preced-
ed by a turkey dinner with the
husbands and pre-school children
present. The convenors .T ere' Mrs.
Allan McTriggart and Mrs. Win.
Bremner: Following dinner Santa
Claus arrived, presenting the
Children with candy and Orang€,•:-1.
The president, Mrs. Allan Me-
Taggart, presided for the moot
ing. Minutes were read and toll
called and a Christmas verse
given in tesponse. Several ideas
were brought forward by the Cen-
tennial committee for a project
in 1961, which was left for a
later date for consideration, Mrs.
Leslie Knight, convenor reported
that a Christmas program was
being planned for Thiirsday, Dec.
29th, in thed6inirminitY Centre
with numbers by school children,
and a 'Senior play. Everyone is
Welonie. Conveners of the pro=
grant for the December
rneetitig were MrS, Clare Veith I
MERRY CH RISTMAS
and
SEASON GREETING
It Has Been Our Pleasure
To Serve You
For Another Year
and Mrs, Gordon Eaigel, and each
read a Christmas story. The Jan-
uary meeting will be rn the form
of a Curling learty in charge of
Mrs, Mac Macintosh and Mrs.
Clare Veith.
ik:ussels Minor
Hockey Sponsors
We would like to thank the 11°17
lowing organizations, businesses,
and individuals who have helped
make minor hockey possible in
Brussels through their donations.
Cecil McFadden
Meehan hardware
Eder's Store
Queen's Hotel
itaggie Rutledge
Selwyn Baker
Cameo Hair Stylists.
Bridge Motors
C. Kreuter
Grant Shoe Store
George Metter
Old field Hardware
Stephenson Bakery.
American Hotel
MacLean Fina
J. C. McNeil
R. B. Cousins
R, J. Bauer
Doug Callander.
Ralph Pearson
T. L. McDonald
J. van Vliet
McCatcheon Grocery
J. C. Pegelotv
Roy 'Kennedy
J. M. McDonald
Roanenberg Insurance
lionenberg Insurance
INicCutcheon Motors
Ross; McCall
Topnotch Feeds
Al Logan
Dr, Stiles
Intermediate Hockey Club
(Jordon Stiles
William StratYehirk
George jUtzi
Gordon Workman
Ian McDonald
Bernard Ten Pas
Royal Canadian Legion
Rutledge 5c to $1.00
A. Crewhi
Bitssels Sales' Barn
East ITUrOii Produce
Jack /tall
Lowe's GrriCerY
IAasset:I 5c to $1.00
Lonella Mitchell
Albert 'Weed
Murray's Barbershop
D. A.. Rahn
Tars. Leitch
Ladies' Auxiliary
If yOtt would like your
TH.& UNITED CHURCH
-4.A. CANADA
M in ister: Rev. A. M. Johnston.
B.A. 1:14.).
Oiganist; Mre, Fred Stephenson
L'hurch School
Christmas Service
C.ANADA
WALL V d1LLlr. LigUALEA
interim Moderator:
Rev. McLean ,
Organist; iviargaript l'hompson
ARCT
; ye n.iu, t ahlic Worship
1_,J; OU a Laturcsa
Or' CANADA,
iaish Priest:
1 he Rev. F. G. Braoy, B.A„ 1....Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels.
Organist -- Mrs B. Elliott
The Nativity or Our Lord
Christmas Eve Dec. 2.ith
11.3t, p.ul. Blessing of the Crib
and the Midnight Eucharist
Christmas Day, Dec. 25th
s.uu .1.111. '1 he Christmas Eiucharist
11.30 a.m. .:iiie-Lesson.
Carol Service
Feast of Saint John, Dec. 27th
1,PaLroual Day)
9..30 a.m. The Holy Eucharist
SAINT ALBAN'S &
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwood
Organist — Mrs. C. Dickson
Christmas Day, Dec. 25th
10 christmas Eucharist
add ,:;(1 s the above list, just cell-
tact aLy member of the Brus,eis
Minor Hockey ASSociation
Uu behalf of the eoaches, mat).-
agers, and players, I would like
to wish you a very merry Christ-
Ina s ace a 1“)CKEY New sear.
J
SecretaryTreasurer,
Brussel8 Minor
Hockey Association,
JOHN McNAIR
McNair, :John, in his 89th. year,
1:vessels, died yesterday, at his
slaughter's home. in 1:::itche,iier.
lie is survived by a daughter,.
Mrs. Cecil (Laura) Robinson,
Kitchener, survives, Funeral ser-
vise at 2 p.m. tomorow from the
D. A. Ranu funeral home. Bras-
sOs. OdcifellOws service at 9 p.m.
Thursday-. Burial in Brussels
cornetery.
LOST —
2 Heifer Steers from the farm
of Malcolm Smith, south of Hen-
fun. Phone 291-1965.
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
Telephone 446
For all kinds of Upholstering
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
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IN COiVi MU N
$A1 RDA f, i7 sCl+:NiBlR 31st
Music By:
;.itAINTS, LISTOW
Lunch Booth Novelties Admission: 51.25
Sponsored By The Hall Board
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1.:AENTLEMENI'S CLUB
NEWS iTEM4
si '1 Uusdity morning 1 went
tip to George MoCutcheon's as
u.,‘Lai, as I parked directly across
the road I could see the garage
was tilled with, some big object.
It looked like one of, them ready
built he houSes, only bigger. if
it had been standing on end it
Would look more like Stuart Me.
Call's silo, or the Winglmm stand-
pipe. I saw three" gentlemen
standing amine, but as I crossed
the road, I seen my mistake, it
was only George himself, Tack
McWhirter and Max Oldfield.
They would look at this
strosity a while then look up and
down the road. They were \vatting
for Jack Clark to come and carry
it inside the house. I says, now it
you three weakling will grab the
iishi end I'll look after the heavy
one. So I picked it up with one
hand as I rolled a cigarette with
the other. It filled the one side
or the house completely except
it wasn't as high as the ceiling.
There was room on top of it for
overshoes, boots„ overcoats and
even for flower pots, It was a
dark oak color and • Barb was
complaining bitterly that it did
not blend exactly with the cock-
tail carriage. I says, put yourself
at ease. Only yesterday 1 came
across a can or green paint
almost full, I'll slip home and
bring it up and in no time at all
ha
vision, plain TV, hi Fl and Ili
Low and Ply Hi. A low wave
radio, a 17 millimeter motion
Picture, a Kodak A camera and
telegraphy tellitype, a spudnick,
a pipe organ and I can't rememb-
er the other halt It had more
knobs, dials, push huttons than
an old sow has teats, I figure you
would have to take a six week's
course and take out engineer's
papers to run it Barb says, my
:Johnny, hoW I Wish you had one
like it. I says, how lie sensible, I
wouldn't take it a.s a gift, (The
grapes were hanging there but
didn't jump) I continued. All I
have to do to hear the sweetest
music this side of Mars is pick up
my fiddle. If I want Strauss I
play Strauss, if I want my fay-
otirite, which is La Paloita,,
play it. If I Watt Turkey in the
Straw I get it, and another thing-,
I have the Most intelligent aud-
ience seat, assembled. She saYs,
well it took six months of
iiiirg before George got it for trlei
I says. you are a. bit. Careless
with the taglish Ifingtage aint
yuti? Planning doesn't seem the
A Merry r.hristrfilt8 TO All
them, both the
right word. 1 ry schemiugg, deceit;
lying or false pretenses.khow
how she fooled poor George, rrn
clairvoyant. About six months
ago she made up her mind he
should buy her a colored TV for
Christm,as. She went to work at
once with the "keeping up with,
the Junes" platform., Casey h„r.tt
one, so had Rann's and Broh,
sons, Bill and Shirley Bigshoots
are coming Saturday night. I'm
so ashamed not having a set as
good as theirs. End of quote. Then
she gave George the silent or deaf
and dumb treatment, not a word
spoken for a week. George never
batted alt eye Then came the
neon- cold treatment. Cold coffee, cold
shoulder, etc, etc. Cold world.
Good old George. lsr,ext he lived
through the absent degree. Away
ecery day for weeks. George had
sidestepped, blocked, backed up.
He was jarred, and beat, but not
broken. Then lie had to vut up
with the sympathy plea. She had
every &Tease knpwn to medical
science, from dandruff to ine
grown toe nails, appendieitis, gall
bladder, kidney stones, measles,
fever, smallpox, whooping conga,
dysentry, and all others. Last
Tuesday morning George was
down stairs real early. He was
figuring hoW much it was going
to cost him to take back all the
Corvettes he had sold and re-build
them to comply with safety rules.
painted
Barb was sitting in. her blackkim-
ona, on the couch. Hot water
some. I got little thanks for my bottle, electric blanket, vibrator
ete. Every little white she would,
kind offer. Well, 1 was informed
jab herself with a needle so She
it was a combination sort ca could cry out with pain and shed.
Liming. It contained colored tele- a few crocodile tears. She noticed
George had his pen chewed up half
way and this was her chance. in a
°ice just loud enough for him lb
hear she pretended she was talk-
ing to herself. Well, says she, If I
have to suffer and go through all
this terrible pain, I hope its a boy.
George was completely knocked
out. It took him ten Minutes to
go to the phone and order this
colored TV which I calls a cen-
tennial monstrosity. If he waits
for an increase in faintly he'll
wait longer than it took Carl
Graber to fix our steps or 13111,
MeW'hirter to wire a frig. Or
even them (what owes me) to
pay me as promised« If I were
to choose between this new
traption of Barb's and a new
house, 1 would take the house
regardless of a slight differenee,
in coat,
Nett etiehre Jan. 9111. Centen-
nial meeting soon. Merry Chriat-
Inas and riaptly ICre*
Ttahrtilisi Youtg