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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-22, Page 3n••••zsts.rt-."' • . ilost mt-v.soo,44. ookoKi 7-41itI4f$D.AY.) 22114. 07o, WALTON LARRY. RADI SALES and SERVICE STEREO THIS wreac ;my REG. $369,95 REDUC&D TO S3 0-00 Phone 523-9640 • Blyth, Oat: .te • ••••••""stews*.to,1*,00,14‘twoo kt.p!olmitanetirn‘corskstouwatm4410 CRAWFORD and 'WILL J. H. ORAWFORD,.Q.C. A. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB. MUSSELS snc W1NGHAm PHONE 887-9491 PHONE 357730C 11111111111111111•111111011111111515311311=2002 11:2311151111143•111111111111& WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Dal 887-6357 PCV CLASS FS arid ENTERT AINMEN AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. DOUG WARD • sand TAVERN TRIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT N RA NB OW W E 4' A ruiq: Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chins iiRUS ILLS POST S i .ROY w. KENI1EpY, PAMI!Ohei 439x 5.C4.-Isrease.ls, Ontarlc, 0•Juinispee a r gruabels,, Qtitarto. every Tilurt.Pity. becouu tilaSS 11i.I.i1 .14gietrati01.1 NW-44e' 9 562: Member el Canadian 'Weekly Newspapers A'seecIatlor- Ontarie Weekiy.Newepapers A6.80CLatk911 REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK By Murray Gaunt', M.P,p. (Huron-Bruce) government, Ontario .residents will ptiy. One.. ' I. united . the 'Minister of :Agri. permium NI* their -health and hospital -insurance but it won't start until July 1st, 1972, accord- ing to Premier John Robarts. The Premier 544 that ' • lug the two programs will sub- stantially contriblite to convenience end shoald allow the Oo.vermitent to postpene premium increases despite contintiallY ris- ing cost's because It will •reduce the amount of clerical Work -re.: attired to 'handle r prdiniUMS and . claims, , • Pr I va te insarintee eon* an ies will • cease to .hate a. role. 'in health Insurance. . ' About 300,0-au subScriberS are •covered - by ,agents. The remain- lug 3,000,000 1)4 direct, The present_ separate. number-. , systems for hospital and lieUltb, insurance dropped in Pavan r of the social. insurance .numbers issued by the federn1 cniture if he would_ -consider ex- pandieg the Crop. Insurance Pro- grim to cover spot loss coverage by Wind: and hail. At, the, moment this is not the, ease: the farmer has to ioee all or most of his crop before insurance on be -collected. The Minister - said :that this matter had been discussed Nylth the redcral government, but tha response was negative, The Province, jig continued, wes not wiping, to `€;o it ‘41one in 'view of the fact that. some 2ti private •insuranee carriers in the proVice are providing spot loss Overage already. At' 'presents .. estimates of the Departments. of Health and Education are being debated. JOHN MALLICK (intended for last week). Duff's y ic.w Meeting The October general meeting wan held In ti cbureh basement on Wednesday. evening IOU 10 members . present. The Walton Unit was in charge at deirotions with Mrs, Walter Bewley giving the Call :10 Worship. Rymn 577 was. SIM With Mrs. Martin Beau as the. *plat - ter the evening. Mrs. W. 0. Rackwell read a very interesting- poem followed by • re- posting in unison the 23rd, Psalm,. Mrs, W. Bewley took as her topic eonrments on the 23rd Psalm en- titled "A Pattern for thinking", this being the Psalm of David, the .23rd Psalm gives Men reassur- allee. Nylon 637 was sung. Mrs, W. C. Haekwell gave prayer. The The offering was received by Mrs. Baan and dedicated by Mr Bewley. Mrs. Wm, Roe,' the. pre- sident was in charge of the .bus- iness opening with "A Ceneraii Thanksgiving". Prayer from the Hymnary repeated in unison. The minutes of the September meet• in,g were read by the secretary, Mrs. Allan McCall. Reports were given by the' standing Commit- tees. Mrs, Nelsen Reid gave a reading foe Mission, and Service. Mrs. C. Wey' reported on books she hod en display. It was decid- ed. to have a program committee meeting sometime in November, there will not be another generpl meeting 'till December. Mrs. C. Wey reported for the Manse. Coin- mittee where fixing' had been done. The Annual Turkey Fowl Supper was discussed. to be held on. Wednesday, November 4. Sev- eral invitations were given out by the president. Burns are hold- ing 'a bazaar,- and tea M: the Londesboro Community Hall on Wednesday, October 21,at • 2 p.m., there is to be a program first with a guest speaker. Each Unit are to let the secretary know how many plan to attend the htonerieff Thank Offering an. Sunday, Nov- emher Northefile united •11hurc;h; Beaforth are holding their Thank,..Offering .-4au.. Tues- day, October 27, at 8 p.m. Dr. Mayo, Seaforth, to be the guest Speaker. Walton Unit offered to. cater to the banquet this fall: Mrs Win. Roe closed the meeting with prayer. MoKlillop Unit Meeting The Maiillop Unit of the MOW, met, at the home of Mrs, Jack Bosnian on Thursday• event ing, October 8th, There were 18 members present. Mrs. Don Den- nis presided for the Devotions 2.nd opened the meeting with a reading "On . Being' Thankful", Mit. Harold Wilson led in .prayer. 'Hymn 579, was sung with Mrs. Merton Hackwell,. as planiet....;,‘Irs. John torch read the.''Serl,ptii,re troth Romans 1, verses 8 and 9, also' Chapter- 16, Mrs. Dennis gave -the Meditation On Thanksgiving. Hymn -48S was sung. Mrs. Wey re- ceived the offering which was de= dicated by Mrs Dennis. Prayer was said by. Mrs. Dennis. Mks, Glen. McNichol . gave the .Topic "The First Canadians", -A, clan followed on the hardships of the Indian and Eskimos, then and now. MrS.:•Wey presided for the business. Reports Were given. A . thank-you card from Brian Smith was read. Plans were completed for the Anneal Pawl Supper, Articles are requested to be left at the church for the Bale no latch' than October 15th, Sub- scritions for the Observer are to by. October 31st. Mrs. Dave Watson gave the highlights of the morning seseitin at the Regional meeting held is Londesboro re- cently,. Mrs. Wni. Roe reported An the afternoon session. An invitation:. has been received from IVIoncrieff for their Tilikak- effering meeting to .be held Sun- day evening, Nov, 1, 4 .8:30 p.m. Also from Burns U.C,W, to .their bazaar and tea to be held Octal). 021 at 2 p.m, in Lotithisboi•o go grid from Northiltdo uoit.04 "Our Responsibility in Albite Life" was the theme of the Ninth Convention of the centre Region • of the Perth-Huron IT,C.W, held at Londesboro United Church on - Priday, Oct. 2nd, The special speaker for the morning' session was Mrs. Derwyn Docken of Walton. Her subject was "Drugs • and the teenager". Mrs. Orval Harrison of Moncreff presided for the day, Wordi of wercome• Were given by Mrs. -Margaret • White of the host U. C. W. A panel was presented by a number of the Pre sbyterial -Officers. eluding Mrs. Stewart Miner, Pre- sident, Mrs. Orval Sawyer, corr03- ponding secretary,. Mrs. Mary McDonald; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Hemingway, Stewardship secre- tary, Mrs. •Harold Currie, Liter- ature secretary,. Mrs. Currie .pre-. seated the literature -that • was available for reading, devotions, and programmes. The -disinissal- with .leaus" accompanied by. Mrs. I.-Lear.- There were- thirteen' W: grant's gaiwered the roil /Jail with Su ladies present. Mrs. itenert Alien .a#precefield intro- atterunon. air, ilazii hall, Direct- or um Social Work at Gederich l'isyclilatric hospital. he said that :they Uepeua on the Church for help in tneir work. Mrs. Win. lJeween of Varna Ilea gave the courtesy remarks. Au; invitation to hole the ilia meeting in liay- iiela United. Oftgitell was accept- ea. ahe morning Worship service oy members or the Bginondvalle tr.e,Ni., Miss Mae ui,tth, .Ntrs, W. itese una Mrs. 1.i", South, :the Closing worsaio ber),ice was given sly 14elUDEILS be nitylield, Mrs. D. .1;.0.)(1t, ARK. .Zietcuis, Ann ;qrs. tow % re I nnate, tie noon luncheon was catered ny LiondesPoro mainners. BERG . Sales Service installation r ... 41 Liam C.ioanci a bunk Fne5ore ti. iva R. R. 2, Blyth Phon'e' Brussels 887-9024 Jim Cardift REA'. ESTATE BP.OKER GENERAL.INSURANc .!-GEN r FOR HoWICK FARMERS ra'JTJAL F FIRE AUTO PHONE; OFFICE 887-51W IRE LIABILITY 857-6164 • WINGHAM MEMORIAL SliQP QUALITY SER‘n.a= . CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Your ' Guarantee For Over 35 Years CEMETERY •LETTERING dox 456' WI NGHAM `HaUSE o f MAX FURNISHINGS' — INTERIORS M. L. WATTS FUNERAL ,HOME PHONE: 887-6336 ..or 887-6535 BRUSSELS, ONT. 'PHONE p7.6011 ;13Russp.s, ONT, Church Women, Seaforth for their, full thankeffering on October 07 at S 9-111. Mrs, Wey closed the' meeting with prayer. Lunch was Served by Mrs, Stewart McCall, Mrs. Charles McOaviu, Mrs. Nor. • MOM Schnde and the hostess, U.C.VV. Fall Reglional Meeting Prayer for the morning session was given by Mrs. Ted Davies. of Clinton. The afternooa session began\ with a sing song conduct- ed by Rev. Stanley 'McDonald with Mrs. Harry Lear- at the piano. The highlights of a Week- end at Westminster, London, were presented by Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald of Walton, Mrs. Ed Bell ( of Burns 'U.C.W. sang .a solo, "Have you, been in the garden WicGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A' COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIp.MENT SALES AND SERVICE: • WALTON, ONTARIO BRUSSELS • SEAFORTH 337.4;365, 527-0245 self FiaarPkthOWOEI BAUER FARIVI A'ND . GARDEN SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL TYPES OF FARM MACHINERY AGENT FOR: SNOWMOBILES and ACCESSORIES Also REPAIRS TO SNOWMOBILES