HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-18, Page 6KARL •VECKER, R.R.1, Zurich, Ont,
Phone Zurich 236-4892
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Personals
Bradley Knight, son of Mr,
Mrs, Jack hink
.1-1.,ai.t:owel of, nr:p t
Shuron 1-0.1iget underwent an
appendectomy on Sunday evening
eat Listowel FlOspital,
Clifford Bray is still a
patient ill
IVir and 'Mrs. 1.-toss Speiran Tito
daughter, Mrs. Ttnhi, 'Thoth:son,
anti Miss, virgioia, 8niatldon, all
or Saginaw, wore here Tor lite
funeral of Mrs. fled
me, ]hilt mh,k. Stanley Fischer
and rart n a n eV ended 'the ,TYto'n) ft°.
Mimi wedding Kadrew's
fokid, on St" tu rd. ay.
aitil mrs Charlie Fischer
itrimAl smith/ion and. Mrs. Mac
Rnget were in. St, Thomas on Snn-
day paying respects to the late
Wiliiarn 'Kenneth Smalldon, son of
n former Cranbrookite. Thomas
Stnalldon, who 'passed away in
Victori a. osp t al. London, o go 64 ro
a r,.
KnOx Vkrl\ti. July Meeting
• . Miss Alice. J. Porrosr ',vas wader
for the .Taly it-:::eting of the \VMS
at the of :\Irs. John I'03.110,
WILIA nloveh MohlhQrs i:rc'a laic,
IteadinL's with (hou++, '.1.1r Dominion.
Day worn gh',.;11, mi ss Forres t rend
"Loy.' 1.)? Country" and "0 0a71.-
nth)," was snug. Mrs. Stanley
Fischer also eontributod w I.-vatt-
ing. Mrs. Sol-mock tent! the Script-
it-e and tle.!, Meditation was given
by tit. 'leader, followed by prayer.
'Vile topic. "Wituo;wie,Q, in our
World of :\iony i•;,i\ on
by Mrs. Mac Nigel. was
Mrs. :John Pert>'`, as :\Ibis 1.,Ansk,
Niiss Nak;-Ionita was MTS. IJY110
Clordn'T, and Mn,s Calvin Cameron
Miss Kennedy. Tlh15 Was In
dialogue form with Mrs, inogo
the intov-i-if.-1,pr Voi lf h pros id rl d jor 1:rriine.
minute of slit Was (,bSerVil-1 fti
1110nliWY Of it motrilior, the late
Airs. Prod Smandon, followed with
the 1,01-t':; 'Prayer tri unison. The
Roll Call was ant:wered with.
'Something from ter'
The 1r,:asurer's t'('r)o'l'l was gent
and herr- was consid-rahle disc 3 5-
sien on supply. it was decided to
send a cash donation in addition
to arbor articles. A thank-yort note
from Mrs. Alex Sloiss WaS reac17
"Myth; of tho }3.ible" contest wap
conducted by Miss Prirrest. The
1.10,qt(114tj WaS rISFiiateri it' serving
ltatell by ,Mrt-1, Small 0.1111 ll
ri t0A •Vfqt,e,b,
rollsee-goiee•
REPOFef FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
mvpFkAifr
0-turon-Bruce)
July 12. 1922
Several days this week were
Laken up in discussing the esti-
intites of t h e Alt urn (1011.01'0L
l'li Altoraey General, 2sathur
Wishart, said he 'round interesting
and tholIgiht p)0\-aking attlgos-
tion that. Mo('trolite oVesdropping
1)e. ma , vietation Vights•
Thr-' (Tpusilioh i4uggostea pollee
forces in. Ontario be required • by
statut(•, obbffn p Q rmission from
Attortioy t'reneral before doing
Wile tapping as part of crim-
inal investigations. 1-ndor these.
cirell Instances the police would
have to use reasonable and pro-
able grounds that au offence was
about to be col-omitted or that evi•
dente could he obtained about an
offence already (Tint-01MA or
that there is organUed crime in-
volved iii it ilarticular teograp1 •
ical aittta.
:Unction Minister, William
Davis, this, weeit introduced a bill
amending '1.110 Schools
stration Act.
Among the changes Pronot;led in
the Bill ore new ihnik for the
honorarinins. school boards arc
able to vote I.() trtn:loes and the
11111 also gives school hoards the
same power t.0 invest money Os
municipal coat •i1;; ti u Ii y e.
lloWever, file laeked n re-
ntleSt by 'Teachers
Federation to inClud ,..• permission
for 'Fronsfer Review lloards made
neeessar:7.• 41t the. Federation's
PHON4 199
opinion beeause . nnti.e-r led ile
('ounly 1loard system.
hoard r.ould arbitrarily
teachers anywhery within tho
county. It.eviw Board would,
in effect, sulmitt deeisiim of a
school. hoard to transfer a. teacher
to an. appeal procedure' at. the re-
ene,it. of the Lonelier..
fl-H TEEN CARAVAN
TO VISIT ONTARIO
frieridiy kivasiort.
underwa.
Stud(( .1 tip 21, 3(i Nub
meinhors from. Arkansas, (lcorgia,
Virginia, Oklahoma, Texas, and
Maryland will cross the border at
„Niagara Falls to begin a two-week
stay in 011
The occasion is the 1.968 4.-H
to Canada,. The
l'1":eis(i'tl.lors(:;:i ll'tr\ lb'elltlween 17 and 19, will
Spend z1 day louring Toronto, and
the no-xt morning at the University
of fhlelph. Front (luelph, the young
people go to host rnmilies in tho
counties of fluron, l'o'th, Water.
lot,, and Wellington. They will join
in the lking and working routines
of thE, host foinilie, mid attend.
10(.111 .1•11 arovitie•
The .1.1i Teen Caravan
ada vats inauguratod in .11.1117 for
centennial and the ,A.meri-
can .1.4:N:Do
fhro I'vniilies in
F..tts1 orn tario•
'rho 'I an ..\-011 progra.01 of
Clubs in the Vilitc(1 States
has been in e:isloneo fur sortie
years and. inolud ,; visits to ninny
('(qUltri,.'ti South
.Ameri ca,
Nnusam.o, ONT,
lt soon
to Can-