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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-07-20, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST ROY w. KENNEDY, Publisher .13ux .se, 6rnne.1 5, Ontario. Publiphed at bruseets, Ontario. every Thursday Second Class Mail. Registration Number 0502 Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Aisoolatior Ontario Weekly Newspapers Aasociatior ‘HOUSE of MAX" FURNISHINGS — INTERIORS •.M. L. WATTS FUNERAL HOME PHONE: 887.6336 or 887.6585 BRUSSELS, ONT, CRAWFORD and MILL J. H. CRAWFOW), Q.C. A. R, M. MILL, B.A., LLB, WINGHAM PHONE 357-303C WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP. CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Your ;guarantee For Over 35 Years of p CEMETERY LETTERING 156 WINGHAM Jim Cardiff REAL ESTATE. BROKER GENERAL INSURANG ' AGENT FOR HOWICK FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INS. FIRE AUTO LIABiLI1Y iu kids' a Blind, g wein- ay from eau slip to your Vs the .ow you careful. without tug less a year. bia, are roc 6RUEISEL8 and PHONE 887-9491 PLALITY JOHN MALLICK PHONE- OFFICE 887-6100 RES. 887-4ib WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Dial 887-63:57 PCV CLASS FS and F E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMOTRIST ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. DOUG WARD and TAVERN TRIO FRIDAY • and SATURDAY NIGHT • • ..HE RAINBOW ROOM:: WE FEATURE: Turkey, " Spare Ribs and. Sauerkraut, Fish and Chips well as ensure that horse racing circles get a fair propor094 of the total money wagered,: Social and, Family Services Minister Thomas. Wells said this week he plans to send special in- vestigation teams through the Prevince to uncover frauds by welfare recipients and welfare workers. This is the third move announc- ed by Mr. Wells during the past, five weeks to tighten welfare practices in the Province.' In late May he gave the municipalities the power to refuse welfare to teenagers under 18 whose parents are willing to support them in a home setting. In early June, he said able .bodied single men receiving welfare must be willing to accept jobs anywhere in the Province. The Provincial Government will spend 4.5 million over the next thsree years to establish detoxi- fication centres for chronic drunks i n 11 counties across Ontario. Police *ill be Permitted to take a drunk to a. detoxification centre without laying a charge. This is the first step of a programme designed to eliminate drunken- ness as an offence and to insti- tute a programme Of rehabil Ration for the Province's 125,000 alcoholics. Is your Post subscription pale up to date? Guaranteed Investment Certificates Get yours today at ... Good taste needn't be woonsIve. 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Appointment MONO •••••••••••,11.•••••,1 "CHECK INFLATION AND SAYE A LIFE" Correct tiro,. inflation is of the greatest importance .from the point of view of safety during the summer months when the heav Tests motoring 'takes place on Canada's roads and highways, To remind motorists. of the need for proper tire 1.nigatiou, the Can- ada Safety Coundil. iti co-operation with the. Rubber Association of Canada. is conducting an exten- sive Summer Tire Cainpaign, Motorists too oreiess to inainl: lain recommended tire inflation levels run the risk of damage: and possible tire failure affecting their only contacts with the rijatl. During the .pnninker, there is a special need to keep tiro proper, ly inflated to prevent excessive flexing and subsequent daMage to tires at higher temperatures. Under-inflation causes exces- sive tire wear at the edges, Over inflation can result in tire wall breakage 'When' obstacles are struck and also causes excessive wear in :the'centre: of the tread in addition' to an uncomfortably hard ride. The summer Tire CaMpaign is being pronlotedThy'a news release to the print media and by a series of public service announcenients sent to all radio stations. They feature, well known English- speaking , Ancl, French 7speaking comedians. More than 300 billboards from coast to coast will carry slogans, This was done with the co-opera- ation of the Outdoors Advertising Association. The inesage is "Check Inflation — Save a Life. Slides containing the same slogan and artwork and tire in- flation public service announce- ments have been sent to all. TV stations. They say the best things in life are free. Keeping tires inflated is one of the best things in. a motorist's life — and it's free. It helps ensure safety. To guarantee proper pressures, the Canada Council recommends that motor- ists carry, their own tire gauges. Safety Canada REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK' By Murray taunt, M.P.P. (Huron-Bruce) (Intended for last week) The Ontario Government will start Fits own off-track betting operations if Ottawa makes it possible by amending the Crim- inal Code. Premier Davis announced that- he is establishing an inter-depar- mental task force to develop plans for an off-track betting system which could start •operat, lug at the earliest posSible date. . Mr, Davis said the Government had to make a deatelon between oparttting. DS own off-ttnek betting ayatem or AllovriTiF, duivn.1116 MorflOt.pl to do it, Thill 6 tootifi k#, * Town Dwellings * All Classes of Farm Properyi • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schoo1s, Halls objects, eta,) is alca available *make, water' damage, Extended iiavaear,ja twimi i9effirtlq V. J. taita, ifl tc, glenforil„ 0.0wytl. rttelloym#1 ftqmit . , ..00404 , *At VOW