HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-03-17, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, MARCH. 170, 1966
• BOWLING
The scheduled ,nights. of bowl-
ing are nearing an end. There is
only three nights left. All of the
• bowlers are fighting to the end,
but enjoying every minute of it,
Team Standings
Lois' Lions •• **** . 99
Mara-uders • „ 97'
jacks' Jokere. • .... . $$
Karen's Go •OVS
...... tOf •••"
Mary's Lambs
Willis' Wonders
• Ladies High $Inglea
Karen • Hastings, 225
Kay Rutledge 215
Ruth Huether „..„.._". 176
Ladies High Doubles
Kay Rutledge 415
Karen Hastings 396
Dianne Hastings 319
Mens High Singles
Charlie Fee .......... ..„ 22G
Allan Nichol 225
Jack Higgins - ...... „„ 218"
Mens High Doubles
Allan Nichol
Charlie Fee
John Cousins
Substitutes
ries are chalking up 10-4 in.
creases in Tourist. revenue.
In a :single year, the world in-
crease in tourist, movements was
13 per cent and "United States
travel. to Europe increased by
9 per cent. Bahamas showed an
increase in 1964 over 1963 of 10,7
Per cent and in 1965 maintained
an equivalent rate or growth.
'he controversy over the
government's dismissal of the
Queen's Park. The controversy
over this action promises to be
as acute as any of the many
disputes that have shaken Ont-
ario Agriculture since controls
were first instituted with the
Passing of the Ontario Farm
Products Marketing Act in 1937
at the demand of the farmers.
At the heart of the situation is
the Ontario Farm Preducte
Marketing Board. It is the cent-
ral, government agency Which.
controls products yielding more
than half of the annual cash
income of more than 1000,000,000
of provincial farmers.
The unprecedented dismissal
of the 11 man Ontario Bean
Growers' Marketing Board at
London 1?.y the goVernment and
government appointed. 4 man re-
placement beard has Caused con-
cern, to the farP leaders and
other marketing noard groups.
A,gricullgre Minister
Stewart, told the Bean Board it
had not followed government in-
struetiOns and had pot obtained
for growers the best price for
beans.
The hog producers want to
deny the gevernment power to,
dismiss. a farm products market-
ing board without Brat holding a
hearing before a judge or some
other impartial authority.
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"S°' Bean Board continuo/3 to surround
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CARLING
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S. PARK
(Murray Gaunt M.P.P.
Huron-Bruce)
The ;Ontario Medical Services
Insurance plan has receited
about 10,000 applications since
enrolment opened March 1,
These application forms can be I.
picked up at any chartered bank
across the province. These forms
are also being sent out to every
home in the province through
the main
All the applications have not
been processed so it is impos-
sible to say how many people are
covered in the , applications. A
single application could cover
several members of a family.
The Department of Highways
estimates concluded this week
after detailed study by the, op-
position.
The Ontario Hospital Services
Commission will study a report
that criticized infection control
methods in Ontario Hospitals
but it will not launch an in-
spection of all hospitals In the
province according to Health.
Vintster, Mathew Dymond,
His comments were the result
of e report prepared by Dr, I
I Harding Le Riche, Professor of
epidemiology at the 'University
of Toronto's School of Hygiene.
He stated in his report that most
hoepials in the province Use in-
adequate and irriproper methods
of controlling infection.
The estiniates of tho Depart- I
rftent of Tourism are now before
the House,
Tt was nointed out that Ontario
is boasting about a 6 per cent
increase in totttist biteiness but ; MOO of the other western count.
Outdoor dining at the Trattoria Galeassi in Rome
The CARLING BREWERIES Limited