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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-03-12, Page 4ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. WAYNE SMITH AND HIS TRIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE RAINBOW ROOM WO FRATUFIE; 'rtark0Y) Oporto RI134 a rid $01..1,r, Krowt, Fish stid Oilpe P,-;-,0.144!5r-rfgEg'151*WM.ii;tm.-,;."7-17414,--A. 4 CANADIAN TRANSPORT COMMISSION By its Railway Transport Committee NICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS In the matter of the application of: j-Canadian National Railways, passenger-train service between: Area (Province ofiOntario) Toronto —Palmerston Palmerston—Owen Sound Palmerston—Southampton Stratford —Kincardine Stratford —Goclerich to discontinue Train No. 670, 671, 672 670, 671, 672 656, 668, 669 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 667 660, 661 H- Canadian Pacific Railway Company, to dis- continue passenger-train service between Toronto , and Owen Sound, in the Province of Ontario, provided by passenger trains Nos. 302, 306 and 307; III-Canadian National Railways, to discontinue that portion of their passenger-train serVice between Toronto and Guelph, in the Province of Ontario, provided by passenger trains Nos. 986 and 987. TAKE NOTICE that the Committee has deter- mined under its Order No. R-6313 dated August 5, 1969, that the amounts which constitute the actual losses attributable to each of the above described passenger-train services in each of the prescribed accounting years are as follows: I (C.N.) II (C.P.) Ill (C.N,) For 1966 $414,073 $76,640 $126,955 For 1967 454,962 89,606 141,060 For 1968 480,244 97,935 147,313 TAKE NOTICE ALSO that PUBLIC HEARINGS of the above APPLICATIONS will take place commencing at the hour of 9:30 a.m. at the following places and dates: GREY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, OWEN SOUND Commencing March 31, 1970 WELLINGTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, GUELPH Commencing April 8, 1970. It is the Committee's intention to consider the application of Canadian Rational Railways shown in I above as the first order of business at the hearing in Owen Sound commencing on March 31, and then to consider the application of Cana- dian Pacific Railway Company shown in II above in Owen Sound after the completion of I. The Committee intends to consider the application of Canadian National Railways shown in III above at the hearing in Guelph commencing on April 8. However, all persons who wish to do so may present their views on the discontinuance of any passenger-train services listed above during any of the two hearings and in either place. Persons who wish further information respecting any of the above described passenger-train ser- vices may write to the Secretary, Railway Trans- port Committee, Canadian Transport Commission, 275 Slater Street, Ottawa 4, Ontario. Dated at Ottawa, Ontario, this 26th day of February, 1970, C, W. RUMP, Secretary, Ray.oy Trait port Committee: THE BRUSS&S POST 1:1411.$SELS, ONTARIO .THURSDAY, 12t.11, 1970 FOR SALE )Maple Syrup Phone: Arl.rms, 523-4452 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE — Timothy and Alfalfa Grass Seed, mixed. 1.5e per lb. Phone 887-1616 WANTED — TO )Buy a quantity of sap buckets and equipment in good eondition. Phone 887-9346 FOR RENT 50 acres of Grass Land or would take in. 32 yearling steers. Terr•ancu Dundas, Walton, Phone Brussels 887-9389. FOR SALE 2 Purebred 'Black Labrador Retriever Pups, 4 months old. I. male, 1 female. J. Warwick, Illyth, Phone 523-9355 • FOR SALE -- One 29-32 Charolais French, 8 months old. Contact: Neil Hemingway, RP,' 3. Brussels, or Phone $87-6450 HOUSE FOR SALE Brussels. 011 thrattee, bedrooms, four-piece bath down- stairs: All modern conveniences. Contact: Frank Wilson, Phone $87-9498, NOTICE For all your electrical wiring needs Can tact; Don McLean. ,Phone $87-9264 Brussels, DANIEL F. SNYDER BOOKKEEPING and INCOME TAX Specializing in Farm Accounts R. R, 6, Owen oOilnd Phone: 370-5706 FOR SALE — Good Upright Piano: G'ood Bed- room Suite just. refinished; Low Wooden Bed and Springs tgoodl. %" Plywood truck rack ,veil frond.. about 7 'x1.2' and good. shnald inake a grain box. Apply to: Elmer DlItteott, Brussels. AUCTION SALE for BERT CLARK at Lot 10, Con. 14, McKillop Twp, SATURDAY, MARCH 21st At 1.00 P.M. 6 Shorthorn Cows, 5 Holstein Cows, 26 Young Cattle. Feed and Good Line or Modem Farm; :Machinery. Real Estate 87 acre farm with -gricid build- ings, All cleared. Real Estate, sold Subject to reserve bid. Jackson and Jackson, Auctioneers Listowei TYKE HOCKEY LEAGUE ROUSE LEAGUE Red Wings 3, Maple Leafs 1 Scoring for Red Wings: Kenny Higgins (Donald IligginS), Darwin MoCutcheon (Kenny Higgins. Darwin McCuteheon (Robert Dent- eay. Terry McCurcheon). Scoring for Maple Leafs: Bdan Tenpas (Scott Wheeler). Black Hawks 3. Bruins 2 Scortng for Black Hawks: Doug Cousins i Ken .Gousins), Doug Cousins. Doug Cousins-(Ken rims- ins). Scoring for Brains: Brian Scott (Gary McWhirter, Tim. Prior) john ti.(1;cobti nd,,. ..(Tim Prior. Brian Scott Final Sta.ncliny,o; W L • 1.7 GF GA RTa Black Hawks. • • • S• 3. 1, 14 . -a5 17 Brains •• 7 t 1 5(1 .3 Red Wings. 6 2. 37 Maple Leafs $ 2 .25 Final Goal Scoring Records:. Name Points Doug Cons ins CO Ken Cousins 44 13t'iair• Scott 42 Tim. 'Prior tit Darwin. ;!lc•Cutcheon • • 32 Scott 'Wheeler .. John .Richmond ........ -Kenny F7ig in 15 • (.3 a rry cWhir-t • „, 12 N Yike Watson .. .. ........ g Brian TenPus ..... „. Paul Johnston Robert Demaray• Paul 'Nichol •-• Pennington Don• Higgins - Terry MeC,Itteheon Terry Kennedy Bruce Armstrong' Brian A rtnstrong Stewart Cardiff Lyle ('am obeli 'Doug. Sholdice Bradley Wri;ght Gary MeGutcheort Doug lliehOlson• David Hall. David Dunbar Do/1g- Me4rter Prian. Kellington Steven Huether • Jimmy Scott John Huether Grog Ducharme Donold MacLean .• Paul 'MacLean rte've Schur*. Games This Week: Friday, Mar. 13: Blyth at Brussels ALL STAR arussola 9, Clinton 0 Se,aing for prin::„01,4 C01,1!.,, Scott Wheeler (Ilong Col t, Darwin. MoCutcheon. iir: tit Scutt (Tim Prior, Darwin McCuicheori), Tim, Prior (Ken rensins),. Doltg Cousins t Tim Doior. Brian Scott), Tim Prior (Ken Cousins, Doug, Cousins), Ken Cousins (Brian Scott, Tim Prior), Kenny 'Higgins (Doug ShOldite, Doug Cousins). WALTON [continued front pane 0110) of Brussels,. were then ask- ed to take the special .decorated chairs at the front when Mrs, Jim Fritz read the address. I)lisses Becky Nolan, Lynne MoDonaid and Beverly McCall, friends of the bride-to-be, helped carry in the gifts. Lorna made a 'very fitting reply tor all the lovely gifts, also thanking the ones that had pre- pared the shower for her, A de]. Mous lunch was served by the ladies of the 8th and 16th Unit. Mission Band The Mission Band Was held Sunday morning in Duff's United, Church With 37 members present. The Call to Worship was given by Ross Mitehell, with the opening hymn "jesus Bids -Shine" with Janice Houston as pianist for the meeting. The scrinture reading was given by .Dianne Dennis. jef- Levy Hac'kwell led in prayer. The minutes of the lost meeting were read by the secretary ;Ind the treasurer's report was given by Stephen Dennis. The collect inn was taken up h' the treasurer.. Debbie and janise van Vliet will play the piano for the next meet- ing. The children went to their • classes 'with Mrs. Ross Bennett; Mrs, Wtu. Roe,. Mrs. Mac Sholdiee Alt's, Merton Hackwell and Debbie Way as their teachers.• The ;meet- ing ..closed with 'hymn "Jesus Loves Me, followed by the Mizprth 13en.odietion, Euchre Party A very enjoyable evening was spent at the Euchre party when 'B', tables were in play *Friday night. It Was sponsored by the Walton W, T, and hold in the Community Hall. Prize winners were: High Lady, Miss Pearl Timmer. Lew Lady, Mrs. Harvey. Craig: High man,. James McDonald. Low man, Harvey McClure: Lone hands. James Smith. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. Mrs, Gerald Watson, Mrs. 'Earl Watson, Mrs. Dave Watson. and Mrs. Ken McDonald. The next 'Euchre d:ite Is set for March 6. Come and en- Joy a social evening to-gether, World Day of Prayer Service The World Day of Prayer Ser- viN,i was held in Duff's 'United Church, Walton, Friday, Mareh 6, at 2 p.m, with ladies of the sue- ronnding churches present, Mrs. Ah:tin, Haan played the piano pre- lude prior to the service. Mrs. Wm. Roe, the V.C.W, president intro-7- (limed the World Day of Prayer by giving' the first reading on "Praise" from the order of service, followed by singing hymn "All people that on earth do dwell". Mrs. Stewart Humphries, the See- -and reader took as her part °AS- snrance" followed by prayer. and all repeating tile Lord's Prayer ill unison, A Dutch hymn was sung '`Clod T-Tis people firm to stand" Mrs. Allan McCall. the third reader led 1,1)0 "Meditation'. with responsive reading. The voice portion was taken by Mrs. Ja MOS Clark. The hymn "God of Grace God of Glory" was sung.' Mrs. 'Walter Bewley introduced the.. guest spea.ker, Rev. W. 0,Mathers of 'Myth United Church who spoke en the World Theme "Take -Gout-- age". Tie stressed that discourage- ment had settled down on the) ChriSt.i;:th Ch reit Tir, reminded Its that attendance is down in our SnrUlay Schools, it's not bad .what is-happening as the ChUrch ac- cepts Hip standards of the -World. Church is confronted with es- sentials, we can work to-gether. it , challenges us, time to call for new commitments, time to call for prayer. Mrs, Alvin MeDonald, thanked the speaker for his in- spiring themssage. The "Intercea- Mon" responFlive reading was given 1.); the fourth rOnder, nynn, A %Try "rloirs: v&ie lilikld by Mrs, J. Bo.s. and Mrs. Jan van vtiet Sr„ accompanied on the luau by Airs. Al. Battu. The offer- tug was received by Mrs. Ken Mc- i)onald and Air's.. Merton. 1-4aci5.- wQII, and dedicated by Mrs. Roe. Mt'S, :lames Williamson, the fifth reader gave time. rcading. HY11111 „The DaY Thou (laye51, wns 51111g. Mrs, Roe 1“. i‘ppri'6011011 to the speaker, to those. taking part in • the, sevvioe ;Id the special music, followed by the dismissial prayer, 3