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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-02-02, Page 35tliX tkatiOSKLS POST iiitlISSIOLS, UNT,A1110 ANNUAL MEETING WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL AUXILIARY THURSDAY, 01,14 2.ad, 1507 A NUAL 117.94 iI.5(10.0u 49.2.85 20.00 3:16,90, .•350,0tf 540.00 1278.18 100.00 225.00 135.00 630.00 617.05 272.04 200.00 914.70 207.15 30.40 42.82 68.86 DISCO UN ON ALL DRY CI., LAMING iuo Ay, it 2 TO FRIDAY, FEB. 10 istowei Dry Cleaners FREE PICK UP and DELIVERY Lis AGENTS - MOLE'SWORTH STORE STORE CA,4AIN.bi,100,K - fRANK STORE hquikrcisbAisIK CORNERS - LI-ILR'S SUPER TEST STATION - CLARENCE PILGELOW SI ORE rotas 8107.49 Tialimee, 1966 33.09 Total 8140.58 Total 8140.58 * The Curling Clan also donated 302.35 in December; 1965 for the ice welter • Tie Figure Skating Club also contribitted $370,00 in December, 1965 41.a.. • 6 6666. THE BRUSSELS MORRIS AND GREY RECREATIONAL COMMITTEE Financial Statement for 1966 .,v, vt,st .,,,,,anii.0,1-..max,4attiatalmegatmaimiusu.delitAwawri)0 Expenditures ie46,9e Peek thareie Ll Lill. 606.00 Bank Loaa 279.00 Ice nielter 270,00 Lake 1-1,111'On Rec. Assoc.141.50 484.45 Seaforiii Lions Park 136.68 [Witting Or Ar011a le Pearson, Seitforiti 66.00 Park I pairs, Arena 009.07 Park A. 100,00 ariuni Arena Insuraitee . 150.00 W. Lowe, wages 125.00 Faye IVnitiDonald, 100.00 salary iG1is Eder, salary 400.00 r Plant, salary •....a ,,..., 30.00 14.vnne Worknian, 885,50 wages 318,00 P:,tT,C, 388.49.1 Fuel ....... Advertising 327.0e Telephones „„„ Receiver Ceneral annual mooing of Wing- barn and llistricL Iluspital was lucid on ,January 2:ed, in tiw Council Chamber with lbs Presi• Scut, Englisli in the chair. Reports from the Nielous eec- aries and eoriveuers, were en- couraging. Fund raieing Rejects included rummage sales, Tag Day, •Maienbon Bridge anod 11,9S, Dital Gift Case. An Operating Room. Light, and Autoclave were purchased rm. the .1.1051)1 Lan 1410 upeoiog, w45 Poosolliko I,, .urs. x. .114 eierr09, Ait trot mile Mae. \IALIpilLo,l1, L ancer Clinic Conven- or, ea‘ e eratiiying report of, the work Of nor eoloouttee dur- lug the past year. Mrs. H. Mee A,rtiluir reverted ou "work pinup done by a group of volunteers, going twice monthly to the Out- arm hospital at Ceilerich. An in- crease in Auxiliary niembersnip will bo a Centennial project. .) 11 LJ x.41,1 43.1 .3.'"; • (11 fast fresdent, Mre. ...Norman t.,aineron. freseient, Mrs, .1: \V. Eugasn, Jet Vice Pres., Mrs, A, IL. Mc- Tavish, Recording Seeretary, Clouron. Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. A, Crawford. Treasurer, ' Miss Doris Fells Cancer Clinic Convenor, Mrs, I); S. Alaelangliton, Marathon Bridge, Mrs. R. S. Hetherington, Mrs. D. B. Porter. Bridge Scores, Mrs. W. A. Mc- Kibbon. Bridge Prizes, Mrs. A. K. Armi- tage, Airs. W. Henry Rummage Sale Convenor, Mrs. J. P. Alexander Tag Day Committee, Mrs. IL Fuller, Mrs. K. 'Gerson: Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Carl Lott. Membership, Airs. K. Al. Mae- Lerman, Mrs. W. 13. Cruickshank, Mrs. H. L. Spry. Gift Case Committee, Mrs. A. 11. McTavish, Mrs. W. B. Con- ran, Mrs. R. K. Tapp. Advisory Committee, Mrs. A. Peebles; Mrs, H. L, Sher- bandy, Mrs. W. H. iGurney. Social Committee, Mrs. A, H. Lloyd, Mrs. W. 1... Kress, Mrs. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Stewart 'Wattle. .Niole mating Qualinittee, Mrs. `I% _v. t MPS, A, ,A1 Peebles, elate et. L. ."1.1erbendy. REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK BY: MURRAY GAUNT (MPP, Huron-Bruce) '- Premier John Roberts, the opening of Parliament this week predicted a long and active ses- sion' ot, the Ontario Legislature. The Throne Speech contained many promises of legislation. The Ontario Housing Corpor' ation is prepared to start a crash program aimed at providing sev- eral thousand new homes across the province by the end of this year. The Province's 'plan, called l'Home Ownership Made Easy' or 'Home" for short, provides for government purchase of, raw land that would be leased lot by let to home buyers. This would cut payments by as much as half, particulary in the larger urban areas, because buyers would only have to worry about the cost of the bonse alone. The Government would buy the land and ltese it to the individual hoindowner or private builder for a modest interest rate. The leasce would be able to pinichaBe the lot outrighu any Cade w lolled. arettS• that :are .going to receive attention in the coming session are as follows: E.ducaLlon Larger and more flexible grants for public and hill. schools, Health.. The ,Goverament will provide eight • regional diagnostic and treatmeut centres for emotionally . disturbed children; a new Mental aid for •community health ser- vices; new capital and operating grants • for • medical research facilities. Agriculture Capital grants will be extend- ed to cover wells, farm drainage and eertain buildings, The consoli- dation of small uneconomic farms. will be intensified. Labour A new labour standards code will be introduced and the con• struction safety program strength-, tined with additional staff, A body Or laD01.11', management and Government representatives will explore the industrial relations field. 1'41 It is certainly going to be an 4otive session. As to how long it will be is the responsibility of the Premier and his timing or an election. Receipts Iliti„ Curling club eau:isms Legion PelisseIs Lions Club Breembuil I•liotikey Sketing Ilrussels 1\linor Hockey Louth, Park and .i.reds, • . Brussels Driving Park Ltd. Village of Brussels Grant Morris Tvep. Grant Grey Twin Grant Prop', of Ontario •• Grant . Badminton • 1•40.4,6.1! Park Rental „„,„ ,, „., Figure Skating •ClInl** ,T3russels Lions 'Club Swimming Lesson• Fees Johnston, limier- 1.011..11 .1 1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 44, A LITTLE DAB WILL bb VA A litth- ditb Of color here and there into her We dud Grela Vebleu played by Patricia HartY, becomes the occasional wier, of Peftr Mee:copilot!, played by Michael Callan itt a hew series called Occasional Wife, seen Thiltsday oil the CBC. TV Pohtiac has introduced a hew sports car series. the Firebird, with two models, the hardtop coupe shown above and a convertible. Built on a 108-inch wheelbase, the Firebird adds a new dimension to the personal sports car field offering as standard equipment Pontiac's overhead camshaft six-cylinder engine, bucket seats, all vinyl interioes and the safety items previously announced on 1967 Pontiacs. Firebird options include both the 326-inch and the 400 cubic- inZth V-8 engines, four-speed manual transmission, .front disc brakes, automatic transmission arid bench type front seat.