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WALTON
Miscellaneous Shower
V-
41! o tors Bride-elect
MISS Anon Blake. was guest. of
honor at a miseellaneous shower
in the parish hall or .St. 11,tuUrose
Church, Brussels, The ladies or
St Anthrese Church, endives and
friends from Walton and cum-
in U. t.y gath0rOli 1..0 honor Hiss
Blake prior to her marriage.
Mrs. Gerald llyan and Mrs.
Donald .NleDonald were in charge
of the arrangement for the
evening,
Mrs, MacDonald took charge of
a "Wishing Wen" pantry shelf
articles, at the door, also tile
guest book.
MI's. Gerald Ityan oat Ma,stee
of Ceremonies for the short pro-
gram presented by! Mrs. Fergus
Connelly. reading; Walton ladies,
.1\lock IV odd i 'Mid
Ryan, reading; Mrs. Jan van
Vila read the Bride's Book.
The • bride-elect, • her mother,
MrS. e• George Blake and .Mrs.
'le:01'1mm Williamson, wore given
seats or honor and an address
was read by Al rs. erald Rya n.
Gifts were presented by girl
friends of the guest, of honor.
:\iine voiced her thanks for
the lovely gifts, and the ladies
who were responsible for the
arrangements,
iterreshments were served.
Renew your Brussels Post now.
JAMESTOWN BRIDGE
CONTRACT AWARDED
The contract for constructing
the Jamentowit Bridge at Lot 27,
Coucesriion 1l orris Township,
was awardod to Owen Ring. Lim-
ited, Walkerton, for the sum of
$•72,971eie by Morris Township
Council iu special session on
March 20, 1.967
Five tenders were received,
.itt,wart Procter ilelen it, Martin
1-Le(tve • 4.11erk.
MORRIS FEDERATION
GRANTS TO FAIRS
etr. and Airs, Robert (Irasity
'ere lioste for the March meet-
uf :Morris ri‘(milsliip 'Fed-
eration of Agriculture,
'There were t5 in attendance.
'I here was a motion passed
that grants, as follow, be paid to
fairs held in the area: itelgrave
School Pair $10.00; Brussels
-Pair 1,0.00e Myth Fair $10,00. It
was moved that the donation to
Brussels Fair be to the. Ladies'
I)ivtsien.
it was decided, after discus-
sion, to make the Federation
Park the Centennial. Project.
A. work bee will be organized eary
in the spring with. Frank Procter
and Ted Year in charge.
A. considerable discussion fol-
lowed a report of the beef
survey,
Darold, Johnston. extended an
invitation to the group to hold,
the April meeting at his home.
FOR SALE —
Forced Air Coal and Wood
furnace, good. condition.
Brussels Phone 338J0
FOR SALE —
Frame Douse, Cali be moved.
Alepbr to. Bill Turnbull
Phone 104
The industrial Mortgage & Trust
Company
HIGHER INTEREST RATES
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
OFFICES: — Forest Sarnia toetrolla Strathroy
Contact our Representative
An ideal investment for security
and high return.
SELWYN BAKER
Established 1889
Phone 79 Brussels
in amounts of $100.00 or arrtore. Available
— for 1, 2, or 3 years
— for 4 or 5 years
BRUSSELS
ENT
OCKEY
FRIDAY
Sponsored by the Brussels
SATURDAY
MARCH 31
Minor Hockey Association
APRIL 1
FRIDAY
11:00 a.m. SQUIRT
BLUEVALE v's BELGRAVE
1 :00 p.m. SQUIRT
BRUSSELS v's WROXETER
2:30 BANTAM
BLYTH vs MONKTON
4:00 p.m. BANTAM
BRUSSELS v's BELGRAVE
7:00 p. MIDGET
BRUSSELS BELGRAVE
8:30 p.m. MIDGET
ATWOOD vs M1LDMAY
SATURDAY
9:00 a.m. PEE WEE
BRUSSELS Vs BLYTH
10:00 a.m. PEE WEE
BELGRAVE vs MONKTON
1:00 p.m. SQUIRT CHAMPIONSHAP
2:30 p.m. BANTAM CFIAMPIONSHR
4:00 p.m. PEE WEE CHAMPIONSKIP
7:00 p.m. MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP
8:30 p.m. JUVENILE CHA4MPION'SH1P
BRUSSELS vs RIPLEY
rosiotrumiirvmalsomicromearnmerm 11••90
STUDENTS 25c — CHILDREN 10c
arior Hockey
ADMISSION: ADLI,LTS 50c
•
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PAR,t.
BY: MURRAY GAUNT
(MPP, Huron-Bruce)
Higher Ontario Welfare Allow,
anoC6 and broader coverage bas-
ed on need will replace tho
system flat rota payments
April 1.
The new allowances, are eS-
tablished under the Family Bene-
fits Act introduced into the legiS-
lature by Welfar e Minister John
Yaremko.
The Act. provides that an allow-
ance based on needs will be paid
to anyone who by reason. of dis-
ability, ago, lees of the principle
family provider, or permaneet un-
employability, is unable to pro-
vide adequately for himself or de-
pendents,
To Art which rept:toes all pro-
vincial welfare programs except
the municipally administered Gen-
eral Welare .Assistance Act, takes
advantage of the Canada Assist?
alio: Plan, by which the Federal
,Hovernment will reimburse 50%
of p ren n cos Welfare expendi
tures.
Under the now term a disabled
person is defined as anyone with
a major physical or mental im-
pairment that is likely to con-
tinne for a prolonged period,
The Act takes the principle
that where the recipient is a
Member of a family, the needs of
the household as a Whole will be
considered,
Present welfare recipientS
not have to re-apply for aid under
the new setup,
Three new categories will be
eligible for assistance;
(1) The Wife of an old age pen-
sioner cif she is in need and GO or
more.
(2) The wife of a recipient or
former recipient of provincial
welfare allowances if she is GO
or has dependent children,
(3) A disabled person living in
a home for the retarded.
For a single person, the act
provides a itiOntlily allowance of
up to $105 and a minuMinti ir he
has no Outside, income of W.. A
Single person .could earn Op to
$24 and still receive the maxi-
main alloWaithe.
A blind or disabled peroon with
receive an additional $10 trattse
portatieti gratit each month;
The average disabled person
living alone will receive $115 a
The legislature prorogued on
Wednesday for the Easter.
lteceSS.
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postal rates on and class mail,
"Which includes newspapers, etc.,
are going to be increased. Now is
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Post, before we are forced to
:raise the subscription rate.
The Post thanks all those who
`have already done so.
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Being striCly enforoed.