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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-12-10, Page 341014PANY *WOE mss ()kir' TI-11.111SDA.Y, Dto. Wit; •11.1./T •1111....111 •••••Prin••••••,.....11.11•••• THE BRUSSELS .POST ROY W. KarehlIEDY, Publisher doe op, arusseis, Qntarie.. Published at Brussels. Ontario, every Thu.rouay. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0502 Member of Canadian. weekly Newspapers AbsoolatiOr Ontario Weekly Newspaper, AtsocIatIor HUSBANDS HAVE YOU A GIFT PROBLEM? Call •or Visit GEORGE OF BRUSSELS JOHN STREET BRUSSELS 887.6751 SUBSCRIBE.- NOW • Now is the time to subscribe to DONALD G. IVFS The .Brussels Post. Only • ;0,50 per year until the end of January 1971. It also makes an appreciated R. R. 2, Blyth Christmas Phone Brussels 887-9024 CAR BARGAINS 1969 CHEV. CAPRICE 4 DR. HT V8 Auto. Trans. PS, PB, and Radio 1968 TORINO 2 DR. 1-ET 390 Engine, Auto. Trans. PS, PB, Radio and Bucket Seats 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. SEDAN 8 Cyl, Auto. Trans. and Radio SEVERAL '66 AND '67 MODELS 1967 CHEV. 1/2 TON PICKUP BRIDGE MOTORS YOUR MUSTANG PINTO, TORINO, FORD and THUNDERBIRD DEALER BRUSSELS PHONE 887.6249. WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460 ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Now serving you with all major coverages on Farm. Urban and Cottages. Protection avail- able for fire, windstorm, liability, theft, Mach- inery Floater and Livestock Floater. Also Available a Homeowners Package Policy For complete details contact: Head Office Atwood 356-2582 If Long distance phone collect. Agents, Lloyd Denstedt 595.4804 .Elwood Hanna 356-2638 Ralph Porter 356-2579 Lloyd Tanner 595.4300 Ralph Douglas Douglas Little President Secretary 1100101000100010000111.000000100011%*0110,10001001- INAUGURAL MEETING OF C.N.I.B. BOARDS The Inaugural. Meeting of th0 Oanadlan National institute for the Blind Advisory Boards of the Counties • of . Huron and Perth, was held on. Wednesday, Novern- ber 25th, at the Royal Hotel, Mitchell- Prior to this meeting each County had its own Board which made available the services of the CNIB to the blind people in the, area. The pnrpose of aniling the two groups of volunteer workers is to increase efficiency and im- prove the service to the blind A new Executive was elected as follows: chairman, Mr. Harry Lear of Blyth; 1st Vice Chairman, Mr. E. M. Creighton, Listowel; 2nd Vice-Chairman, Mrs. R. E. Young, Btratford; Secretary, Mr. Eric Luther of Eensall and Treas- urer, Mr. Norman McIntyre, God- erich. Mr. Wes, Stanley, Administra- tor of District Operations CNIB Toronto, presented the new Board with their Constitution and con- gratulated the group and thanked. them for their interest and help in making a fine contribution to the overall program off assists ance to Canada's 29,000 sight- less people. Mr. Stanley went.- ioned that the need for train- ing for blind persons is still vital in'order for the blind to adjust to living in our sighted world. There are currently 81. blind people in the County of Huron and .58 in Stratford and Perth, ',County, receiving servic from ON,113. Mr. R. B. Cousins is the Brussels representative and Mr. John E. Yuill conducted this year's appeal for funds for the blind. ,• "THE GOOD DRIVER", The composition. of traffic on highways is just one index of the difference between the western world and the less developed nations. For instance, the Ontario . Safety League quotes a recent survey made at a ferry site in India where a bridge is needed. A sample of 1,522 vehicles gave 11/2 % motorey-cles. 4% passenger cars, 9% buses, 19% trucks, 30% bullock carts and 30 %biey- ekes. The bullock cart is still the most important slow-moving ve- hicle in India. • If you" did nothing to help SAFE DRIVING' WEEK campaign during December 1 - 7, please make sure that now you never move your car without fastening your sent belt. The Ontario Safe- ty League says that hundreds of Canadian lives would be saved ever year if everyone rode with. belts bitckled. Set an example in Safety by using your belt, alWays. The example might influ- ence it friend, or member of your. family. It might reattlt in protect- that friend, or. relative - Or even yourself - from the extreme con. seqttetices of a car crash, Uatty driveri cling . to the old praetice of leaving' a car ongine 141ing U warm il l}, Ths Oitaritk Totflifii0 54LX1t it4t 0.11g s. unnecessary and wastes gas; modern cars can be driven off, at a MODER-9,2'4 pace, a soon as the engine is running smoothly. * * •The Ontario Safety League reminds drivers that speed in- creases the forces which, in a crash, turn such useful equip- ment a glass and metal into deadly weapons. COMING EVENTS: SCHOOL FAIR MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Belgrave, Blyth, 13russels, School Fair 'Board will be held Thursday, Dec. 10, at 8:30 p.m. in the Bel- grave arena. Pictures of. the School Fair 1970 will be shown. MOTHERS HAVE YOU A PROBLEM? FOR THE "TEENS" We now carry the Latest Line of "Faberge" Wigs, Exclusive at our Salon. All prestyled London Swinger Etc. GEORGE OF BRUSSELS JOHN STREET . BRUSSELS 887-6751 BRUSSELS 887-6365 BEIG Sales Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling M/4$001110WM 111111100411.111.°14111.11/musse MARTIN WEBER BRAND GRAIN AND GRASS SEED Sold And Distributed By THE FORDWICH, FEED MILL Our 'Representative In This Area. Is: MR. DON FRASER R.R. 2, Blyth Phone Brussels 887-6547 111111arallamesnlabsosillsessootswsossmossiaboosamaietaMisevemill PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET YOUR MORTGAGE Most of the moneney invested in our high interest paying Guaranteed Investment Certificates has a priority in gloqgag6 loans we make in the same area. LISTOWEL BRANCH 291-1460 SEAFORTH 527-0245 wr owe c.01$01414: Your investment in Victoria, and Grey Certificates, not ,only helps you, it helps your community to, ' grow and prosper, McGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO ws6070.114010g--- ww-,.• ATRI. FOR. 2 TO aERM‘IPA. 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