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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-10-06, Page 3BRUSSELS TRANSPORT SAFE DEPENDABLE FRUCKING SERVICE Ship Pigs On Monday A.M. if Monday Holiday — Ship Tuesday Cattle Truckipg Service to or from Orusaels anywhere within Ontario Phone George Jutzi Brussels 122 THE BRUSSELS POST ROY W. KENNEDY. Publisher Published ' ORUSSELS. ONTARIO, every Thursday Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Isepartment, Ottawa Establ'ishd 1572 Serving the Farming Community. Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers P.szociation Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association , BAUER YOUR MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER A Cprnpleite Line Of New and Used Farm Equipment PHONE 5 BRUSSELS, ONT. Mrnals...."••••• .m••••01•001a GORDON JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER PHONE: 291-4450 LIST)WEL D. A. RANK FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICIL Licensed Funeral oireotes and (Embalmer PHONE 36 or SEUSEIELS, ONT. ...I. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMOTFCIST -- SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE -- Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday a.m. Thursday evenings,py appointment only. Phone Seaforth 527-1241a , , • Clinton Office- =- Clinton Medical deiiti:e:'itati;iitiiiiii-St4ef.:• Monday and Wednesday 9;00 to 5:30 p.m. Phone 482-7010 SHEPHERD & MILL CRAWFORD, J. H. CRAWFORD, Q. C. N. A. SHEPHERD. M.A., LA..% Brussels and Vlillngshaen Phone 10 Phone 357-311110 WINGHAIVi MEMORIAL SHOP. • DUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Wish Day Your Guarantee for Over 35 Vein CEMETERY LETT'ERINO BOX 456 . 'Wit/GRAM • JOHN MALLICK PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS SPECIALIST ()d SLATS, SIDEWALK SLAPS, PATIO STONES (iDept. of Agriculture Tested) ERNIE BACK & CO. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO PHONY. lb Mifteminftwiewirahrotme"mast 4:.F.9-r - tat (40 , • S a 6 d,'Attive INCREASES FEED VALUE, MAKES SILAGE MORE SUCCULENT, MORE FLAVOURFUL, IMPROVES FERMENTATION AND' KEEPING QUALITIES. Phone 4 On Highway 8. half way between Clinton and THE BRUSSEL§ POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1966 rom.r.rrrermm,mmram......*•• artiste rtilizers E.. E.... The following lists the town- ship coMpetitors in point stand: .The ,first two named are the, winners in their., ,Township and will compete for Himont . County honors, winners, to he •announced at the ,internaiiimal Plowing Match at Seaforth, .The County • Grand Champion and Reserve ,Champion will then be el Bible •tia compete for Provin- cial Honors, T Tie Grey Township 1. Mac McIntosh, No. 3, B s- sels 2. Doug Evans, No. 2, Brussels 3T. E . A. Speiran, Brussels 3T Glen Bray, Ethel 5T. J. Veitch .e eon, No. 2, Brussels 5T. R. A.. McTaggart, No. 2, Brussels 7T James Knight, No. 2, Brus- sels 7T J. T. Williamson, No. 3, Walton 9T John R. Cox, No. 3, Brussels DT. ,f. C. Conley, Ethel 11. Clifford Ritchie, No, 3, Wal- ton 12. Lawson Ward, Ethel, 13. Charles Thomas, Brussels 14T. Urban Ducharme, No. 2, Brassels 14T Jack Knight, No. 2, Brus- sels 1G. Martin Baan. No. 2, Brus- sels 17T. Rae Houston, No. 2, Brus- sels 17T. Lloyd Wheeler, No, 1, Ethel 19T. Clifford Bray, No. 3, Bruss sels 19.T. Lloyd Smith, No. 3. Brus- sels 19T. Stewart Stevenson, No. 2, Brussels 22T. Graham Work, No. 5, 13rus- sels 22T. Joseph Smith, Brussels T. 'Leslie Knight, No. 3, Brits- sole 24T. Ross ;swan, No. 3, Brussels 24T Donald McDonald. No. 2, Brusaels Cecil Raynard, No. 1. Ethel 28.T Toni McFarlane, Ethel 28T. Donald Cotton, No. 3, Brus- sels 28T, 7‘71.1fred L. Strickler, No. 2, Brussels 31. Bruce Speiran, Ethel 32. Gerrit' van Veen, No. 2. Brus- sels 33. Jim McDonald No. ,Prnn- sets 34T. RoY- No. 1, Walton 34T. Earl imam, itit'o. 13russels 34T Albert Cardiff, Ethel 3 ,IT Cleon Brnbacket, No, 3, Brussels 33T. Carman It Srnitit, No, 2, Brussels 118T. George Pearson, No. 'I, Mho! Morris Township 1. Ross Higgins, No. 5, Brussels 2, John N. Cardiff, No. 5, Brum- Sels 1. John Wessolinlc, No. 4, :brus- sels 4, Wm. IT, Bohm-twin, 1311tevAle 5. George Michie, No. 4 Brus- sels Ted Fear, No, -5, Brussels 7. Charles Higgins, No, 5, Brus- sei. 8. Albert Bacon, Belgrave Township. Chairmen Grey: Clare Veltch, No. 2, Brus- sels Howick: Jack Ferguson, No. Clifford Hullett: Robt. Henry and Ted Ranking, No. 1, Auburn McKillop: John Boylan, No. 5, Seaforth and Oliver Pryce, No. 1 Dublin seil\slorris:Ted Fear, No. 5, BTUs' Turrtberry: Cedric Moffatt, AVingham BRUSSELS SAVOURY CHEFS The fifth meeting of the Brus sels Savoury Chefs was held Sept. 2'3, 7:00 p.m. at the tome of Debbie McCall. The meeting. opened with th 4-H pledge. Roll. call, A Supper Dish Prepared at I-ToMe, was answered by alL Members. The minutes or the fourth meeting were read, by Kathleen ikranter. A nieeing will be held on Tuesday. Sept 27, at 7:30 at the home of ROsethary and Cathy make. Discussion was 1. Planning Supper Menus. 2,, Reasons for Food Guide for Health - Vegetables. 3. Hot* We can use Vegetables for 'Supper. The detnonstraion was making salmi dressing. by Debbie. McCall, 2. Preparing material for salad, by Nancy Adams. 3. Suitable garnishes by Kathy Work. The meeting 'lewd with "0 Canada", TRAINED TO LIVE AGAIN !Ono afternoon in '1059 Manriy.,e nonnis wialkod out of the Lloyd Trurrx Door ft.SS r•Mbly- plant and shut the door on the world. In the time it takes to nWillc. Maur- was blind for life. Then be began foirr lona' Fears Or dark stile, these years Were not- easy for Mouriee or his rrimilY, It -nowt left. hit home except at night when people wsuld not see him. Today Maurice is a talkative man, proud of the new kitchen lie built himself. proud Of his wife and two daughters, and his sacce, ssful job. His achievements did not come quickly. During his exile. deter- mined people were at work to make Maurice face life again. A member of the Coderich-Huron , Advisory to The Canadian Nets onal Institute for the Blind, told. the GMT London office about Maurice. Soon after. their Field Secretary called at the Dennis' home. "I almost threw the boor fellow out the first time he called," raid 1TOurice with a laugh. But the blind field man did. not give up easily. After Many calls. Maurice took the CNIB solosiment Course alt Toronto St 1 00 he had worked In* ;'f".5z F.F a Sighted Mil* *I* CNri3 sreciallsts taught /ft 110. to use the same tools by Travel training whh sAl* carte. Statile, bftektitliT snit other c,stts Were h part of the twelve, ,r1 e' course, CNIB Job Placement Officer visited Lloyd Truax. thi • plant wh,)re Maurice had workl to See, if they would take Maurice back ('Ii the job and the foreman agreed, "We know that Maurice Was a good workerr and that if anyone could do the work and, make the adjustinent, he could.** It. is four year8 now Since' Maurice returned to Lloyd rPrtia..t His main job is sorting and pack aging parts of garage doors, Ha often works on the power saws and cuts large Of wood for door assembly, -His work is just as rood now as it was when he hail full sight," said Alf Mason of the Truax plant. There are other blind. personal who need training' In reach their goals. Training or this kind is one serviee you heti provide when yea support the eurrent drive of The Canadian National. Institute, tor the Blind., ']'ho campaign is under way now, Count -your blessing arid giv0 thanka on itarikSgii7lhg .1)07+. HURON COUNTY FARMSTEAD Ob. AND RURAL IMPROVEMENT CENTENNIAL PROJECT