The Brussels Post, 1968-10-31, Page 2BUY YOUR NEW 1968
CANADA SAVING BONDS
from. SELWYN BAKER
AGENT FOR: NESBITT THOMPSON 00., LTD„ KITCHLNER
PHONE: 4 or 79
H.R. 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443w4
versify stmleals. Althoup.11 their
!mines zinc, in 'Toronto ri,ght
Choy tome from ail over Ishe prov-
ince.
JEAN'S
FASHION
Located on Highway 37 at Wroxeter
THE BEST FOR 69"
SEE 'THE NEW FORDS,
MUSTANGS AND FORD
* *
FAIRLAN ES, FALCONS,
TRUCKS ON DISPLAY
1967 FORD LTD 4LJ H.T. fully equipped
1966 FORD CUSTOM 4D VS auto.
1966 COMET 41) VS auto.
1964 FORD FALCON 4D
1963 MERCURY 4D VS auto.
SEVERAL OTHER MODELS
1961 — 19612
1963
BRI ORS
I OUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FA IRLANE FORD
and THU N DERBIRD DEALER
BRUSSELS PHONE 249
WINGFIAM PHONE 357.3460
Tq- ONE. 11151 BRUSSELS, ONT.
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BRUSSPILS, POST, 13RUSSIC.,5 ONTARIO
TuungnAy, ocT, 31st, 1908
.EGG PRICE
SUPPORT PROGRAM
Front the office of
E. McKinley, All, Huron
A deficiency payment or tenth;
• of a. cent per dozen of eggs was
announced October 21st, 1968, by
the Agricultural Stabilization
Board.
The payment applies to egg:,
-Marketed in the 1907-68 support
year which ended Septemliev 3u,
1968.
The weighted national average
price received by produers for
Grade A Large size eggs in the
support year was .13.6 cents per
dozen - four tenths of a cent be-
loW . the the :support price of 34
cents. Total payments to producers
will amount to approximately
$500,000.
The Board noted that the sur-
lus egg purchase program carried
out in 1967-68 under the Agricul-
tural Products Baird vGt has
played a major role ill stabliziug
producer returns during the year.
These purchases, in the form of
egg powder, are to be used by the
Government in external aid pro.
.groms..
To be eligible for the deficiency
BERG
Sales - Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
• Stabling
DONALD G. IVES
payment, producers 1010.1 be reg.'
istercd with the Rtahlization
iloaril and havesold eggs through
li'llroved egg grading stations, In
be registered pri)dricers who do
own grading and sell directly
la retail outlets.
Payment applies to Grade
Extra Large, Grade \. Large, and
Grade A :Medium size eggs, to a
maximum of 10,000 dox e lt .
Producers shippin:2, loss than
1,0ini dozen eggs in the support
year are Ind eligible,
The Stoldi:.:ation Board is inuil•
in- to all r:-.2:i•-,,A ,red producers a
claim form with instructions on
for payment.
Producers not registered with
ihe Board may apply for reg.iS-
tratiou by completing' a section nl
the claim form available from ev:g
grading stations or from District
Superviscors of the Poultry 'Div-
ision. 1'onada 1)upartnten,r of Agri-
culture,
STUDENTS HELP
BUILD BARN
Connitunity spirit hasn't disap-
peared as rf. C. Hemingway roc-
en tly ' discovered. What WaS more
encouraging the community came
from all over,,Ontorio.
In May Mr. Hemingway's barn
on coricc.,ssion 12 of Grey Town-
•ship was hUrned: He thod recently
built al new foundation and wiis
PreParing to put up the frame-
Work when his son, David, came
lime with some help.
David is a student at Centen,
vial College, Toronto, and a Mem-
ber of a sorority nt the college.
.Seven members of the sorority
decided to themselves use-
ful when they heard David's lath-
er neudea .1.H111):
Alnong the helpers were five
girls and two boys --- nurses,
teachers. high school and uni-
HURON. COUNTY
HOSPITALS REPORT
Huron County's five public
hospita Is ireitINI 7,1130 patients
during the past year. with an op-
4.kruting budget of $: ,S';'1 -:'
County was told The
information WaS reeelYi'd 1.0 re•
ports of the County rt'presc rl-
tati wes On the VariOUS. ii0;111.1S.
Po LINO days numbered 92.70:.!,
trite 31.2 beds were in use in the
five institutions located ii Wine -
in, Goderich, Clinton, Sia[orth
and 1.:koier.
Total staid' wi;:, ti•per;;ed
fidlims: NVingham, tidministra-
livo loll deparitnen'sl, nurs-
ing, supervisory, four, IlN 22
1;NA 52. tither staff Goderich,
ithninis.r:itive, eight, nursing sup-
crvisory, IZN. 2 RNA dl
whet. sta ,
strotive, part-time, one, lows-
lug supervisory five, ItN. 22, part-
time 'MA. 'nine, part-time
ier iii;
adminis.,rative, seven,
lwrVi.orr
rotio, other staff, 15; .1.,:xetcr.
.1dptini:nrath.. four nursing sup-
ervisory. five, [tN 10. RNA. 10.
ha ul mol 17istr1c,! 'Hospital
reported that of 101 beds Sql were
active and 18 ehronio; that
pa,lents admitted v,'ore inadc .:
up or 571 urban. 511.1 rural kind
.irt from outside the connty,. and
that • en, again tile hosr11:11. is
operaIng all full copocity with no
e: It IWdti ;Ind wnitiug
.Mexander Morink• tienocal
'Hospital, rlodorich, said that
i(''(t, vempi•ise act..b,•i• :ind 12
:ro ui e • 101. 1,55;4 patients ad-
mitted, no record was kept of t,Iieh
pi llo w, 01 u' Current
pro,-rain includes renovation
•if laundry, tun: roue-
vo:ien of elevator $5,(;15, •
Clinton Public I fospitill roport-
ed 51 active beds and. chronic,
403 urban pation1S. 1,040 rip-al,
rind 511 r :( inn tY.
Sea Collin y
stat tea 111Q1'0 W(.1*(. :35 mctive
110f .k 1211.1 ton chronic beds, 119
patients from the town, 428 from
"1,, and 50`7 .0'01n
out Sid.0 the county. Current Cal)'
lint I) l'OL2,l'a 111 lo complete. air
conditioning System at cost. of
$45.000, two-thirds, covered by
OHSC.
South Huron Hospital.
roportod .14 active. eight chronic
betla, 5111 urban patients, 3(10 rural.
and 120 outsido the county. "Ai.
the present time, no capital pro..
gram is ill progress."
Of the 7,010 patients treated in
!lie County lost. yo•tr. 1Vingliont
had 2 191, Goderich 1,558 Clinton
Senforth 1.210
907.
Patient-days were divided s
\1"lin.gliar1. 30 ,5181, God-
, • en. •:[[. !Ill Clinton 18,797, Sea-
rorth 1 ,,Ixeior 1,1,12N.
,n11(11
n'l
t3EAFOPTH
0 L T 4.1.: -V
Centre Strosit
gar 1•11 kindt of upholoterl
ReorectontatIve:
SELtArYN EL
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
NOTICE:
Tit(' I tvlbl ngwa y Chiropractic
Office, is now lat'ated at 290
Il;trl;4troet, Listowel, betIld0
-Cho howlitlV
DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, UNIFORMS, FOt.q.IDATit N
GARMENTS, NYLONS
COME IN AND SEE OUR COLLECTION
If you don't see what you are looking for We will
get 'it for you.
HOURS: TUESDAY to SATURDAY — 10 a.m. to 0 p.m.
-- Closed — -- Open —
Ail Day Monday Wednesday Evgs, 'til
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
ONTARIO FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
The 32nd Annual twvention of
the outario Federation ot: Agri-
it now format
and (p'il'e' of purpose
whpu it open.,.i for three days at
;1(,.. York liotel in Toronto
nl Monday November 4. The
theme of the gathering I s -One
.1,°:wat Organization in 190:0."
The highlight of the convention
will be the presentation Alonday
and Tuesday of the special six-
man committee report. on the join-
ing of • the Toederation and tin ,
Ontario Farmers' Union into
agri;ailtural body repa-
si ,nting entire proVince.
The 'number of guest Speakers
has been, tcept a minimum to al-
low the record number of dele-
gates to discuss fully the import-
ant decisions at hand. •
On discussing the report on
unity, representatives of market-
ing boards, co-operattives, and the
spacial committee studying farm
twomo are all invited 10 a.etively
participate. The 'one organization'
committee. composed of three rep-
resent:Ai V(.!:1 of each body, has
heon meeting since early June.
The invocation at 11 a.m. Mon
day will he delivered byMiss
i11 1)(,VrOd A;.,,,..(,)Cin
reC to 1'. .191- the, Na.tinnal C011.1111iS-
siou Vlcumenis Canadian
Ga,i 1101 ii' COnl'erenee.
be followed filmed-
lately by Lionel Sorel,- President
of t'aion Cathelique Ottiti-
v:Iteurs of Quebec.
Tri ustla y evening there will be
[be .Aunual :Members' Mee,ting
:11(1 the election of officers. 'Wed-
08(laY Will hi? given. entirely to
comnitree reports, resolutions
and the budget, Information con-
corning a banquot speaker P:•,.t•
Monday night, will he released •
later,
HALLOWE'EN, MONSTERS
\Ye wonder what makes "Hal.
lowe'en nionsterS"
'Where con the Ile laid?
What causes some otherwise, very
nice youngsters. young people,
and not so young people. to go
berserk, aide turn to destruction
and damage to celebrate hal.
lowe'en.
hi !tinny cries elderly persons
are (he vic,tims of thoughtless
pranks that could lead 11) acci-
dents, and they are not able be-
cause or 11001' hottifh to clean up
tints!' the young hooligans,
Let have tun and frolic thR4
hallowelen hut keep it safe for all,