The Brussels Post, 1965-12-09, Page 3J
THE Bgarpsp4A pou BRU.SS.F.LS QN,T4RIP TwmilAY, DEC, 9th, 1905
THROUGH TO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24
Open Week Days 9 a.m. to 5:30. p.m. (including Wednesday) — Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
There are New Lines of Ladle*. Leather Coats and Genuine Sealskin Snow Boots now in
stock.istso, many Speolaity items for Christmas Gifts not found in other atom.
ten.. Lase. Woo
Phone Blyth 5234073
eRODUCERS OF QUAL.ITY
ARE CONTINUING THEIR
WOOL and LEATHER
On Hwy. 4 between
LIMITED
(Est. 1894)
'Leather Products
Bruce Chambers, Mrs. Lyle Hart
Program Committtee: Mrs. Verne
Hupfer. Mrs. Cecil Yeoman.
Auditors: Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Michael, Mrs. George Adams
It is planned to try to interest
;nerabers of the congregation
to portic:lpaLe in the elarmouy
Unit.
It was decided to invite past
Members to tlit e'erieLmas meet-
ing at which a small gee is to be •
.exchanged.
TRAIN TO
'ORONTO
Ask.about convenient departure
and return times
VAL'S
BEAUTY 80.10P
CO40110, Styling, Cold Waving
A Specialty
PHONE 140 uFiVSSEI-S
DANCE
to the music of
THE FoOLARAS
at the
Gran brook Community Centre
FRIDAY, DEC. 17th
Don't Forget The Big
New Year's Eve
DANCE
FRIDAY, DEC. 31st
Cranbrook Community Centre
When you turn 21
you're no longer cov-
ered by your parents'
Hospital Insurance.
To keep insured, you
must take out indi-
vidual membership
within 30 days. Get
your application form
at a bank, a hospital,
or from the Commis-
sion.
NEWL'
WED?
The 'family' Hospital
insurance premium
must now be paid to
cover husband and
wife. Notify your
'group' without de-
lay OR, if you both pay
premiums direct, noti-
fy the Commission,
To keep insured follow
the instructions on the
Hospital Insurance
Certificate of Payment
`Form 104' that your
present employer ,is
required to give you
on leaving.
Your
ONTAILO
HOSPITAL
INSU MACE
Plan
Ontario Hospital
Services Commission
Totenbi 7; Oda*
APPOINTMENT OF
DEPUTY MINISTER
The Honourable H. L, Rown-
tree announced on behalf of
Premier John Roberts, the
appointment of berlee as
Deputy Minister of Labour. M.
Eberlee has Served as Deputy
Minister Slime 1962. He will
assume his new duties at the end
of this year following the retire-
ment of B. Metzler.
Born in Toronto in 1930, Mr.
leberlee was educated at Lindsay
Collegate Institute and the Uni-
versity of Toronto where he re
ceied a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Modern History. He is Married
with two children.
Eberlee began his career
as a Journalist specializing first
in municipal affairs. He spent
several years as a correspondent
in the Parliatn,entary Press Gal-
lery at Ottawa and at Queen's
Pare.
In 195,8 he joined the Ontario
Department of Economics and
Development as an Fixecutive
Officer., The following year he
was appointed Assistant Secre-
tary of the Provincial Cabinet.
During his years in the Prime
liinister'a ()Mee, Mr. Eberlee
acted as Secretary of Cabinet
committees and as an assistant
and labour advisor to the Prime
Minister.
He also served as secretary of
a number of select committees
of the Legislature including the
Select Committees on Auto-
mobile Insurance and. on Man-
power Training. In 1961 he acted
as Secretary to the Royal Cora-
Inission Labout-Managetaent
Relations in. the Constraction
Indestry,
Eberlee has been asSoc-
iated -with the Ontario Huixtaii.
Righta CoMmission since its in-
dention in 1960 and preSently
serves as Secretary and Meniber.
Since lila appointment as Assist-
ant Deputy Minister of Labent
in 190, he has been concerned,
with the extension of labour
standards legistratiori and the
developinent of new industrial
safety and training PrOgreante
He brings to hiS new' poSt ex-
tensive knoledge of and &per-
ience in the del& of goveritilletit
ad m s Wel On and Human arid
labour relations.:
WROXETER (MARMONY UNIT
MEET IN BRUSSELS
The Harmony Unit of the
Wroxeter 'United Church met at
the borne of .airs, Edwin Mariiin
in Brussels for its November
meeting.
Mrs. Lyle Hart was leader for
the evening. She hau cnarge of
the scripture and prayers. Her
topic "Lad, lend itie a tight" was
much enjoyed. She viewed cir-
cumstances which led Mr. Mc-
Cree to write the poem, "In
Flanders Fields." and also pre-
sented the poem. Another read-
ing "Remembrance" was in keep-
ing with the Armistice Day
Program.
Mrs. Ronald McMichael was
pianist for the hymns. Mrs. Bruce
Chambers gave the secretary's
and treasurer's reports,
The collection was received
and the roll call was a, gift
for the cancer patients at the hos-
pital.
Mrs. Vern Hupfer aud Mrs.
Cecil Yeoman offered to buy' for
the unit the articles necessary
to fill two Christmas Stockings
for patients at the Ontario Hos-
pital in. Goderich.
Mrs. Vern Hupfer led a discus-
sion on purchasing two pedestals
to match the communion table in
the church.
Mrs. 14.71 McLean presented the
slate or officers roe 1966, .0
Leader: Mrs. wenn hloMlcleel
Ass't. Leader: Mrs. Edwin Martin.
Secretary: Mrs. Bruce Chantbers,
Treasurer: Mrs. John McLean
Nominating Committee: Mrs.
The meeting closed with the 1111z-
pan Benediction. A group of slides
on ale picturesque sights in Can.
ada was shown by Mrs. E. Mae-
tin.
A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Bruce Chambers assisted
by Mrs. Lyle Hart and the hesit-
es's. Mrs, Hart thanked Mrs. Mar-
: tin for the use or her home for
the meeting.
Thanes fur renewing your Post.
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