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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-03-26, Page 7W. J. HENDERSON Milverton Dial 595_4483 LICENCED AUCTIONEERS RATES REASONABLE GIVE US A ELDON STECKLEY Dial 595_4707 AND VALUATORS ND SALE TOO SMALL. CALL ,IlleaustilMerisseleflesso4011111...111111110...0111111amsellillies- J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMOTRIST — ,SEAFORTH, GOVENLOCH ST, 527-1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Thursday Evening CLINTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREET Monday, and Wednesday 482-7010 Call Either Office For Appointment fiff ..515,4y,. M4.1140 26.th ;MP McGavin's Farm Equipment 1/01; SPECIALIZE IN cespat.g.TF LINE GO FARM EgutemEmf SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO BRUSSELS SE,AFORTM 887-6366 427-Q245 • Jim Cardiff REAL ESTATE BROKER GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT' FOR HovOck •fi:ikAARi MUTUAL FIRE INS 641316i-4 Oihgi 01414 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 Evehy Weekday Your Guarantee For Over 35 Years of GEME -rEi3Y LETTEkING Sox 1S6 W.INGHAM , JOHN MALLICI( CRAWFORD and MILL J. H. CRAWFORD, D.C. A, A, M. MILL, B.A,, LLB, riu85EL And WI.NGHAM Fs H ON E 887;0491 PH ONE 3 61-16:40 THE BRiTAStLS POST BRUSSELS, ONTARIO SHONE 5 THE BRUSSELS COST ROY w. KENNEDY, .Publisher Elok 50, Otiose* Ontaric, Published az Brussels, Ontario, every Thurzday ti Owlla Class Mail Registration Number A.)562 Member ..of Canadian Weekly Newspapers As4ouliatIon ChitaPie Weekly Neitipapers Associatillif J BAUER 'ii :H? r iA:ssiot A ykilgiiAtorti DEALER A E&ripiWi Liiit Of New and Used Farm Eqtlt)..iiiefiit. - • . BRUSSELS. ON WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Mai 887-6357 PCV CLASS FS and F .141110i1 1-:05N, RR t, OwItiorth; Iona, ttll 5, '40tirtirtli:‘ wm, Telipor p, 1laid0011nrt'il 8@1wyn rcilzev, rfetuitiotgl litkr,011.1 40114 e0i 111ltfttll j tloifft0 cortio, nvtiitro 7 .44 14,45.7.4Wi... THE McK1LLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office Main Street SEAFORTII Insures 4 +I < VOIt • * Town Dwellings * All Classes of Farm Properyt * StimMer' potthges * Chiir.cnes, dehoole, Halls objects, etc.) le also available. Extended coverage (wind smolco, water damage, f=alling REPOliT FkOIW QUEEN'S 11;'A-AV By Murray Gaunt, MPP, Huron. Bruce :Polly Canadians are being paid, by the 11,S, Army •Corps of 'Engineers to report on ice and snow conditions along rivers run. Ithig into Lake Auperior, accord- ng ttY Stoke;4 (thunder Bay). -ME'. Stokes (=Urged the 1,66 ;4 .1atitire that the aim of the study IA, ft.) piforthation on which to base tf.S. p'rop'osa l s for . a waterway linking LakC super- . iOr with the:Mississippi River acid Mc, gulf of Mexico. to diverting Canadian watcii* S'OU1 Of Plie _border, Mr. Stokes said dir e ..;aferaor.v *ould pose a „serious threat! Lawrence SeaVey, which EilF4(1:0 was haying trouble eattraCting enough, 'Tie concluded by Saying that it is time the Ontario Government and the Federal Government be-- came aware of how our resources aro being surveyed for 0. projedt Cvliicli WoUld detriniental to us. Ontario Eltiergy lieSourCes. Management Minister Citkirke ,4Kerr hopes to see dual systems of ,t'fatiN and loans included in the coming PrOVincial budget, to bolster his departffient's efforts to persuade rather than fit0Secute industry into acting problems. The grants available to- both large and small industry *mild cover saleS taxes incurred, by the purchitse of equipment used in reducing' pollution pro,duction. Education Minister 'William Davis is trying to interest in— dastry and business in hiring Com- munity College graduates. Tie Said that this is the tirst year that a Significant number of technical young people will be coming into the labour niarket The imposition of student gito- Las and the eaising of admission Standards by Ontaelo's Colleges of Education may prodtmo better gitalified Secondary school teach Ott, Pidueation Minister William ldiai : wk, Is esettggeeted in the Legislature fte continued that the govern, inent will not intervene to find Places for students unable to gain entry to Golleges of education. in Toronto, London, lilugston and OttaWa next fall, 'Up to five_ times as many ap4 nlicants as the Colleges can handle are seeking entry. Liberal, tabour Critic, Dante DeMoltIte (Dovercourt.). called tor' 0„public enquiry by a commit- tee of the Legislature into the Operations of the Workmen's Com , pensation Board. Mr. DeMonte said the Fiystern used by the board in adjudicating claims was "nothing' short, of MOtistrous" and caused long d lays in paying out claims. The Legislature recessed this 'Week, and will 'reconvene on the 1st. March, the date on which the btldget IS stteilnled to he pre, - • „ sented. "It's just, a §uggestion *emit, mow, Raid -OA tlialrmon tht) utitt 10t„'0, !tot! fitrgot Wttri0 MAMA' , LETTER TO 'THE EDITOR Castor,- Alta, Slarit 18th, 1.974 Dear am mailffig you, this itent froMl the Ecilbonton jouf','fal re the pas- sing of T7.arry Ainicy, a native son of BrUssels, a very highly reWpect- ed citizen. of Etmonfon during „Ma' long stay •there. F.le is, also a decendant William Ainley, who was the founder' Of your 'lovely town. "WM. Ainley seffited there in 18d and later laid out tfie town site and named it Aiffleyville, Mier changed to Brussels. This you 0.0 doubt know, but there just might be the odd one of his school mates still around Brussels that WOnld i-nterested in -hearing the passing a very , hOnbrable gentleman. In my trip to and ,arfiC014 Brnssels last July to meet a few' of iny School mates that. I bad lost all tea& of, also left that part Of Ontai0 in 1907 for Alberta,' my daughter and really orloyed, the hospitality and the ineetling of you folks there. Voura Sincerely •J, M.Gampbell, BoX 92, Castor,, P. 6. May be back this summer for a,nothc3'r HAIIRY A-INLEY Ptineral services were held Laueyi. i3,(1. or Harry Ainlay„ 83, mayor of Edmonton, From' 1945 to 1949. He died after a long illness, Mr Ainlay was active in .polit- ical and municipal affairs for many years. Mr. Ainlay also active in tile United Church, belong7 ed to a number of organizations. L ie was preSident of the Teachers' Alliance and national president of the Native Sons of Canada. Mr. Ainlay was married in ,l9.1,1 to the fortAer Edith Hamilton, who died in 1D5-9, He is survived by his ,second wife. Jean.