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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-02, Page 4BY HELEN ALLEN HE LIKES ANIMALS anxious and 'eager smile typifies his attitude towards life and especially towards the future. He would love to be settled and to know he belongs some- where. Yet he is fearful: "Maybe I won't be adopted." Or; "Maybe I will and it won't work out." At 13, a boy should be able to take his next few years for granted. But Richard can't - unless he finds a home where he knows he is welcomed and loved. Slightly built Richard is small for his age and pleasant- looking with blue eyes, brown hair' and fair skin. He is in good health. . Richard is in Grade Seven and though not academically minded, he is a great reader, regularly taking out books from the school library. Tense, sensitive and shy, Richard is inclined to choose solitary projects like .fishing. But he enjoys swimming and last summer played baseball when he found that being part of a team could be a pleasant experience. This boy loves animals. His foster home is on a farm and he spends some of his happiest hours helping with the chores. He enjoys feeding the cattle and milking. Richard needs understanding parents who can get through the protective shell he has built around himself and can help him believe that he is really part of a family. To inquire about adopting Richard, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. Richard's 2 - 4 Flour Sculpture 4-g Flour Sculpture .7;30 - 9:30 Flour Sculpture THE VILLAGE WORKSHOP SCHEDULE Closed Sunday and every day 6 - 7:30 If the door's open - come in APRIL 30 - MAY 5 Specific instruction schedule follow DAY MON. 2 -4 Sand Candle-Making 4 - 6 Sand Candle-making 7:30 - 9:30 Sand Candle-making TUES. Nursing Home and Organization WED. 7:30 Drawing with Ed. Krauter 2 - 4 4 - 6 Simple String Weaving. Macrame Simple Macrame THURS. 7;30 000' sithpie -Macrame SAT. • 9-12 WOOd Working Building BOoths for Bazaar 4=-THE BRUSSELS tiotti- MAY it 1971 TREVOR -NE 'TRAFFIC BUCK P SAYS: -sa-- \-\\ czn125--A,— PAUSE,- ANU KMOW-•-dEFoRE YOU Aio,/ OIMMIINIIIIIMWMMOMMMOMNNOIIIIIMOM 110WIJIOD eta WOM OV get more from the GOOD YEARS tpQ By Francis Nugent . FRENCH FRIES 3 2-lb. pkgs. KSSORTED POT PIES • for • HILTS FOOD MARKET Phone 887-9339 We Deliver SHOP AT ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. .for MOTHERS DAY GIFTS Family Rings — Charm Bracelets Royal Doulton Figurines Crystal Oil Paintings Watches -- Clocks' ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton — Seaforth — Walkerton BEST BUYS MOP & GLO Red Rose Orange PEKOE TEA BAGS • • • • • • • • • • Mount Reyal Choice . CREAM STYLE CORN, 19-oz. • • 0 • 16-oz. 79c • 120' $1.59 4 for 99c BUY of the WEEK Supreme Brand -- 12 1/2 -oz. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE • • • • • • • • 2 for 69c a .41,4•••••• ••••• ••• •••' 4•••••••• THOMPSON and STEPHENSON MEAT • MARKET Phone 11874294 FREE DELIVERY Sliced BREAKFAST BACON , • •• lb. 9* MINIE,MADE HEADCHEESE lb; 49 Fiesh LEAN PORK CHOPS' • - lb, 10 TODAY'S CHILD OPP reports investigations A mutual fund investor may retire but that does not mean that his shares will ((quit" working at the same time. In fact, they can help provide the income to make retirement possible. A mutual fund withdrawal plan is one way to keep fund shares Recent investigations were carried out by the OPP of the Wingham Detachment included: Five investigations under the Liquor Control Act with five persons charged. Fifteen charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act with twenty warnings issued. Sixteen investigations under the Criminal Code of Canada. On. April 19 Christopher Gos- ling and Clayton B. Gingrich, both of Wingham, were involved in a collision on. Sideroad 15, south of the Maitland River Bridge. There were no injuries, and damages were estimated at$500. Charges are pending. • On April 20, Debora M. Timm of Bluevale, struck a rail fence owned by Glen James of Brus- sels. The accident occurred on sideroad #15, north of Concession 4, Morris Township. There were no injuries , and damages were estimated at $420.00. Kenneth A. Charles of R.R. #2, Gorrie, was northbound on County Road #29, south of High- way #87, Howick Township, when he struck 'and broke a telephone pole. Mr. CharleS was not in- jured, and damages to his vehicle were estimatedat$100.00. Later on the same day, Kenneth A. Charles was involved in another single car accident on County Road #12, south of Highway #87, Howick Township, when he went into the •east ditch and struck a fence owned by Wesley Newton of Wroxeter. 'Damages were esti- mated at $125.00. Charges are pending. Eleven investigations under the Liquor Act with eleven 'persons ,charged. Nine charges, laid under the Highway Traffic Aet with thirteen warnings issued. - Thirty-one Criminal inves- tigations with two persons charged under the Criminal Code. On April 23, Shirley E. Doig was involved in a single car accident on Huron County Road # 29, 'north of Concession' 6 - 7, Howick Township. There were no injuries. Da.Mages to the Doig vehicle were estimated ,a $600.00. On April 25, Betty A. Webb, R.R. # 3, Wingham, was involved in a single car accident on Con- Working. TheSe plans provide for specified payments at regular in- terval8 to mutual fund sharehold- ers who want to pay themselves more than their dividends alone would provide. withdraWal plans are usually based on ownership of a minimum number of shares of a mutual fund - generally $5,000 to $10,000 worth. The shareholder deCideS the amount he wants to receiVe. monthly or quarterly. Most funds have a minimum limit on pay- ments typically $25 or $50 a month or qUarter. There „are, hOweVer, Varia- tions. Some funds haVe no minimum - others let the share,. holder draw any amount so long as it is in multiples' of ,$5. Still others permit payments of varying amounts by specifying that a certain nitiber'Of shares be liquidated each Month:Or qUat ter. withdrawal plan concept Of' the plan iS that payment IS made tip firSt from diVidendS which the mutual fund pays. If the dends are not enough to meet the specified payments, then enough shares are sold to Make up the withdrawal payment. WithdraWal plans meet an endless Variety of investors needs - bitt especially those of retired itivestOrS, They are a simple yet effective means of putting 'money to work •••,. and maybe even have it do' some grow..` tit while it IS at work. cession 12 - 13, east of Side- road 39 - 4Q, East Wawanosh Township. There were no in- juries, and damages to the Webb vehicle were estimated at $500. On April 26, Urban A. Ducharme of R.R. # 2, Brussels, was fatally injured, as a result of an‘. accident on Concession 11 - 12, Grey Township, east of Huron County Road # 12. Da- mages to the Ducharme vehicle were estimated at $600. On April 27, Constance R. Darcey of Fordwich and John Bellis of Nobleton, were involved in a train - car collision on # 30 County Road, south of # 87 Highway. Injured as a result of the accident were Constance R. Darcey and. Shirley A. Miller of Fordwich, a passenger in the Darcey vehicle. , Damages were estimated at $1,250. Brian R. Martyn of R.R. # Wingha on m,Hwigahswinavyoolve8d7,in a east c lision VVroxeter when he struck left side of a vehicle owned Robert Hastie of Gorr Damages were estimated at$3 There were no injuries. On April 28, Allan R. Huston, Atwood, was involved in a single car accident on Huron County Road # 19, south of Huron County Road # 16, when the car he was driving struck and broke a Tele- phone Pole. There were no in- juries, and damages were esti- mated at $600. Beverley W. Cook of Listow and ,Lyle E. Geiger of Wroxete were involved in a two-car acc dent on Highway # 86, Turnber Township. No one was injur and damages were estimated $ 400. Charges are. pendi