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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-02-05, Page 3CRAWFORD and MILL J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. A. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB, 3RussELS and WINGHAM PHONE 887-9491 PHONE 357-3630 S. Office — Main Street" SEAFORTH. Insures Town Dwellings All Classes of Farm Properyt SuMmer Cottages Churches, Schools, Halls Extended coverage (wind smoke, water damage, falling objects, etc.) Is also aVallable, 41.0DNTS: Jamee iceya, RR I, .9,:l'afortli: V. J. Lane. R.R. 6. Seatortht J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMOTRIST S'EAFORTH, GOVENLOCH ST, 527.1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Thursday Evening CLINTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREET Monday, and Wednesday 482-7010 Call r Either Office For Appointment 04f#7:4.0•Al. 4,0111.044A 4; 1It`0 T.H4 flATISStail$ POST .PARI'S.f.l.k.F5, ONTART.Q. 'rlf E7RSDA).°, 6EEi . 5th, 1970 u • • BRIJ.SSELS. 10 ()§1r. ROY IN, KENNEDY, Publisher Publieheti at 81140e1S, Ontario, every Thar stay 09X Nt ilrios916, Pntdrio, a. §ecoug lass, man Registration Ntoubel' 'AO Mentiber of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assocliation Ontario Weekly Newspapers Assoclatior R. J. BAUER YOUR MASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER A Complete Line Of New and Used Farm Equipment PHONE 5 BRUSSELS, ON1'. Jim. Cardiff REAL ESTATE BRc7KER GENERAL INSURANCE • AGENT FOR HOWICK FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INS FIRE PHONE. OFFICE 887-6100 D. A. RANN FURNITURE STORE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer MAX L. WATTS, PROPRIETOR PHONE: 887.6336 or 887-6585 BRUSSELS, ONT. WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP. Open Every Weekday Your Guarantee For Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING Box 156 WINGHAM JOHN MALL1CK WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Da.I 887-63:57 PCV CLASS FS and F THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY kd /.4611mr Jr,, kiO4,41t0 Lesoorptanlwi-o: .1..?t112.40!.4! xtet.m.”.; '40,1141i P9tP01.! IP.PMr. 0444PP, BRUSSELS AREA DART LEAGUE ,,40110,4rY 28th, 107 TPArn $tandin0 11tamp, Points The A rchers ......... The Oreys 122 5th Line 108 th Line 105 Clang 84 so Cranbrook '73 Jamestown 66 Individual Standin Ernie "Back .149 Jim Smith 132 NWard 131 Ross AiCock 131 Harry Jaeklin 191 .Tactic meWhirter 117 Russ Trail 100 R.oss Nicholson 102 Clarence White 99 flOrdon }angel 93 Kon Adam Smith 85 Barry Adorns 85 Alf Nichol 52 Glen Bridge 79 Kintor Young ....... , 79 AVirr Davie !Postings 76. Steiss 75 Carson Watson 70 toss Duncan 08 bildon Wick , ....... Willis Knight 1;3 Ken cPona d 92 Arch le Willis 61 Neil Adams 60 pick Stephenson Sam Workman 58 Jan 'ran Villet 63 Reg Watson 5(I Ross Benrett 19 Murray Johnston 4‘; Howard Bernard Karl Kokesch 43 11111 IlIcArter John Smith 40 I-Tarry Bolger Ted T711iott 36 Ken Sholdice 16 (I:arry Evans 99 Keith Nicholson •.•.• IS Gordon Nichol 15 Lamont 11 Nigh Score, Darts: Karl Kokesch 165 High Score .f.yr the Pireaing: Warwick,. Stow Steiss 140 "BLIND PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE" Hockey is as big with the blind as it is with the sighted. Accord- ing 1.0 Jack "Clements, District Field Secretary, The (''fl d National Institute for the Blind, about 73' percent of Canada's blind DOnnlation take an active intere4i: in the game• "That's because blind, people are people", tic said in spoial int ervieytNed fobi; \,iTsh te Ca lie orga Week eou due atinn and the Canatdian Council for the Blind. They follow hockey on radio or 'CV and forecast (ii c' Winner of the Stanley Clio as ac- curately as any other armchair Stick-handler." But blind persons are 1i0 :nor, spectator sports. About 3',000 bowl And others curl. They listen for 4tiO kill t.130 intiP "5-•• tA P-E14414.4; 1AtiVA • /'kt`" tk •• hits the pins or the disappointing roll when it drops Into the gutter. They blind curler listf.:ns 47or the vocal directions from the skip and the sweep. Blind I'arthithilis ttre • •tictive members of service clubs. They take on committee work along with the sighted and contribute to the con. munity program. They Loki, an interest in politics and role in the ejections. Some blind people have beert elected to Parlh mew_ .!\lore than 2.000.blind penpH etuldoyed. }'tarry • Own tIC?ir own homes and support their WiIh so clubs of the Canadian Council of the Blind in action. across Canada, the members gain experience in decision Making on the emlculive. With 'writers in band they 'record min- utes and serve as treasurers. "With the help of the sighted kind their 0 WII hilitie'4, blind 1:1,(- sons achieve a great deal," the old S eret a ry said, "but they pave their limitations too." They are not always cheerful. They have their ups and downs like anyone else, Blind himself; he Outlined a few areas where assist- ance is essential. Mind sportsmen need sighted volunteers to act as coaches and score keepers. Volunteeers can read or offer to drive to the oc- casional club meeting. "The real key to our witeces is the team !spirit (hat exists between the Hind and the sighted all over The coat-arr." he added. toin4h, mot orn'it. came tootling clown a crowded thoroughfare anti ran smack into a gentleman's brand new convertible, While they were untangling in pers, the lady said grudgingly: "Pm afraid this was largely my fault." "Nt)11801161',... S•ilid the roan with a gallant how. "I assure you the blame is all mine. I saw you fully three blocks away and had mole: time to dart down a side street." VICTORIA 4 GREY TRUST GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES NOW PAYING 8 3/4 % Representative JIM CARDIFF Real Estate Broker General Insurance Phone: Office --- 887.6100 Res- — 887-6164 -•, - .... A LIT C LIABILITY RES. 887-6164