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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-22, Page 6 BRUSSELS PORT, ISRUSSIGS, ()NUM TULT,R•SDAY, MAY 32nd, 1,90 We cordially invite you and your ,friends to attend the OPEN HOUSE of the new Hemingway Chiropractic Office 290 MAIN STREET EAST) USTOWEL, ONT. SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1969 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to §:00 p.n Peter D. Hemingway, DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC driver, Supreme skill at the is far less desirable than good common sense. Attitudes, Which are solnetimes described nit l'Enirt- learned Ways of meeting our needs'', are slue to ohangp, '[lit' ontamo .tStillety League (motes this list of the six main factors that influence atfitldes: Heredity, associatiwils, education, training, incidents that 11;11)1)0.11 ill every- day life, and the example of others. HI-,:f.A.Vi.YURAL MEETING HURON-PERTH TB ASSOC.. TO BE HELD IN SEAFORTH Programs in case Einding. 'petition, rehabilitation land Ye, search are iloW being, carried out • . over Whole :Huron Perth area, Davidson, RN, pro 'grain director for the Huron-Perth Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association reported to trliele executive council members The report said that eight child- ren in the •(.1'Oderieti area are now receiving the benefit of asthinalie conditioning'. in the boSpilal The pliyIsiolherapist, is conducting the Children's sessions and var- loos community persons are show- films and giving lectures to par- ents, Organizations and co-brain- ation iS being handled by Mrs. Davidson. The 1.3 inhalation ther- apy units are being used constant- ly and several persons have pur- chased units from the association. Work is also being done by way of lectures and fijnis and pain- phlets being given to various organizations 111 many centres in the two-county area. The association is also provid- ing the material for the YM- YWCA sponsored "baby - sitters" course. which is to begin in the near future: Chest clinics and eit- ploymen1 ebest x-rays and A01116 special chest xg'ay programs are continuing, The inaugural meeting of the Huron-Perth association will be held on June 11th in Seatorth, TRAVELLING WITH BABY Travelling with n baby is not nearly as difficult as it u sed to he. says the federal health depart- ment publication The Canadian Mother nad Child. Disposable diapers. disposable paper bibs and paper handkerchiefs solve a numb- or of laundry problems, T1' YOltr 'baby iS used to going to the toilet, take along a potty for him, if he is drinking fresh milk it is a good idea to change over to evaporated milk. Spend a week be fore the trill getting him used to the change, Strained foods, disposable dia- pers and canned milk do not. have to be carried in large entantities because they can he picked up all along the way if you are travel- ling try car. Take along a few familiar toys and his own little blanket, These help him to feel at home where- ever he is. On no account, leave your baby alone In the car or in your Seat or berth in the train, unless some- one is keeping an eye 011 him for you. For the older baby, a car-seat that )1.00kk 00 iN tittfi Fill fest place FATTY FARM EQUIPMENT MAY SPECIALS 20% OFF ON BARN FANS SPECIAL BOOKING LIQUID MANURE SPREADERS WITH EVERY BARN CLEANER OR SILO LOADER A $50.00 SET OF COOK WARE BY GSW JAMES ALEXANDER WALTON PHONE COLLECT: 527-106i Ladies' Division Of The appeals to motorists 13i,i.tselo, Agricultural Society ',1,1ful ig„.„silitt it7jr.1,"1 ,(tulip;. it instead to take lie koad,- Prize List'S' t\la~v Available side, The 1969 prize lists of the Ladies' Division of the Brussels Agricultural Society are flow avail- able . You can get your copy from the secretary, Mrs. Adati Smith or at the office of The Brussels Post. A number of new classes have been included and prizes are generous. Get yont copy noW and start preparing Yoni. entries for 1969' Pair and prove that the, women of this community can, win their share of the pyizes. BERG SAVE MONEY, DON'T BE A LITTER BUG! Sales Service. highways is in frill swing in prep- Spring Cleaning along Ontario's Installation aration for the holiday season, FREE ESTIMATES Maintenance crew's from the De- • Barn Cleaners partment of Highways collect. litter scattered along the roadside dur- • Bunk Feeders ing the winter season on the 13,006 • 8tablino miles of King's and llecondary Highways. Those scattered pieces DONALD G. IVES of hitter add up to truck loads of refuse. Last year. 1)110 spent R.R. 2, EILYTH Sap8,000 On the eallection and dis- Phone Brussels 44gW4 posal of litter. As part of on anti- litter eampotan, the Department I. • CIPX Showcase takes A Look At Cosby, Sunday, May 25 on (MC radio. In interview and in some of his favourite skits, the. prograni shoWs Why Gill (baby has been called "one Of the Aktorld's funniest nienn, Tir eomedian-singer,,actor recently set a new record fit ToroittO OT<Oefe Centre With nine Sell,rnif per- 111. 0110 week, Cosby will afar lila i)W11 tio I1017.0i1 REPORT FROM 'QUEEN'S PAAX Ely Viisrray Gaunt, :111.P.P. (Huron-Bruce) 'Maly 1fi, 1969 Ontario's General harm Organ- ization Act was apProved this week by the Agi'leultural Com- 'Ynittee of the Legislature. There were approximately 500 gathered to hear the discussion v)fl. t1\t- bill. clause by clause. l'Ilriefs were presented by the "Ontario Farmers tTnion and sub- missions made by other groups including the Ontario Milk Marketing Board which pledged its support and CO-operation .n making the G.P.0, a reality, ll1Ilard. Powers of Beacliburg, the Ontario Farmers rnion "Tee- 'President. said the 0,F.TT, wants the right to have marketing 'boards integrate with the general 'organization at seine time in the future if they want to do,so, How- ever, Mrs. Powers gave complete endorsation to Ontaria Milk Mark- eting Board statement, of which he is a member, At the moment, Marketing Boards under the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Act. have the power to integrate and combine with one another if the members on the board so desire. This. ac- cording to Agriculture Minister. 'William Stewart, would not change the bill. The Ontario Government is con- templating legislation in regulate the use of firenfins by police ,officers, Altorney General Arthur Tisharl 'told the legislature this 'weel;, • the moment regulations on the use of firearms are up to each local board of police commis- stoners, There is no law or stat". ate. One of the approaches bel`iik considered is alnendMent§ Xtn Itbe Police Act. Ontario's municipal leaders have asked Government for pOwer to control and limit all spending by 'boards of education. Education Minster, William ['Elvis. indicated, that a partial solution to the amial battles be- tween school boards and munici- pal councils over education bud- gets might be to haVe the schoOl boards levy and collect their own taxes. 1 asked the Attorney General if Ontario was taking any steps to have Hai Banks returned to this country to face perjury charges in view of t11 o changed attitude at the U .S.A. in regard to the matter. He indicated that Ont- ario was anxious to press charges but the Federal Government would now have to approach Washing- ton to see if Mr. 13a rt'k s could be extradited. "THE GOOD DRIVER" it is well known that gob(' at- titudes are the most iniportant factor in the make-tip of a good SEAFORTH U PHOLSTERY Centre Street For all kinds of upholstering Brussels Representative: hELVVYNI RAKER A Phone 4 or 73 Brunel' iniss..m011.11100011111sollosmsl iststimosi