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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-29, Page 8pumilimmillimmilmmummimmommumminqi " Entertainment' at The -Queen's Hotel';' This Week Brussels Friday and Saturday Nights The Crystal Rainbow from Kitchener Sunday Matinee 4 - 9 p.m. n ID ON menummimmummumummilimmulimmiimag, Featuring Smokey Dunn - Good Food on The Menu ENTERTA AT THE, NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS; ONT. .Friday and Saturday MO The Maitland Trio - Sunday Entertainment SING ALONG with FERDE THE PIANO KING CLUB SALAD 5 cups cooked veal, cut julienne- style 1 can (16 ounces) pineapple chunks 2 cups diced celery 1 1/4 cups mayonnaise 1 can (7 ounces) salted almonds, sliced 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 hard cooked eggs, sliced Salad greens Drain pineapple chunks, re- serving 2 tablespodhs Combine pineapple chunks with veal and celery. Combine re- served pineapple liquid, mayon- naise, almonds and salt and light- ly stir into Neal mixture until evenly distributed. Fold in eggs and chill. Serve on salad greens. 8 servings. Blyth Little Theatre ,preents Nobody Sleeps A one-act comedy performed by its 'Youth Division B lyth Pub I is Stlhoo I AdMission 50* September 1 Curtain 8 path', TRI-COUNTY. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT I MON., SEPT 3rd ! Brussels Ball Park STARTISTG AT 11:00 I 11:00 —Itlilevale k's. 'Brussels I Town League I 12:30— Wroxeter & Gorrie Vs. Menliton .,2:00.,=Monorief Vs. Walton Juveniles I 3:30 —Janiestolith vs, I Bnissels Intermediates WINNERS PLAY 0PP AT 5:00, 6:30 and FINAL GAI'vM 8;:86 MITCHELL FAIR FAIR FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG. 31st — WESTERN HORSE SHOW MUSIC FOR TEENS SEPTEMBER 1st — PARADE with MISS DOMINION of CANADA, Floats etc., HORSE RACES, LIVE- STOCK JUDGING, 4-H COMPETI- TIONS. HORSE SHOW afternoon and evening. SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1:30 p.m. Tug-O-War, Cross Country Run Ball Games. Exhibiti9n buildings open at all times. Midway aways in operation. Horse shoe pitching. competitions Sat. & Sun. "The Iliggesi Little Fair in Ontario" ********************* • the Cooper-Triebner wedding in Exeter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron White and family of Georgetown are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ok and sons of Morganville, N4 'Jersey and Mrs. M. Ortelee Rochester, New York, yisitN with Miss Jean walker for few days last week. BROWNIE'S ittiloglivEorpoiN CLINTON - ONTARIO s BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. HARRISTON Drive-In Theatre THURS. 30 — FRI. 31 and SAT., SEPT..1st THIS IS A HI JACK It's Timely, The Thrill Story Of Terror in The_Skies. It Stars ADAM ROAKE on the Same Programme. KUNG FU KARATE at its deadliest U 0 PHONE 338.3E2 STARTS AT DUSK KIDS 'IN CARS FREE ....AMIRICANih'IL.'0; COLOR • •, SLATE -ADAM ROARKE Joto LANE .‘111141411474A1...7! COLOR' AN 'N!INMAIJINAL AriUti ENTERTAINMENT WeEKEND SHOWS ONLY start -o Friday, Sept. 7 tr 0 oebo-boolaiscroolionrornao 615-631;LCiiiigolli:morissiesoik People we know Most farmers are 'aware of the fact that their workers are covered under the Ontario Work- men's Compensation Act. As a matter of interest, they have been obliged to cover their workers since 1966.. However, some .of the details of coverage bear repeating for those farm operators who don't fully under- stand the whole picture. The assessment rate ior farm workers is divided into two cate- gories: one covers the operation 'of chicken and turkey farms, mushroom, tobacco, nursery, market gardens and florist farms. That assessment rate is $1.50 per $100 payroll. The second is $3.35 per $100 and covers ' Christmas tree, dairy, stock, hog and general farms, and those operators performing custom cash crop operations. Those farmers who engage in both types' of operations and can show a separation of duties and maintain a separate payroll, may be eligible for assessment under both rates. For further infor- mation about this, an operator should contact the Toronto Head Office of The Workmen's Com- pensation Board at 90 Harbour Street. Any person who is paid a stated wage and Works under control and supervision is auto- Tasty -Topic Susan Langlois, Carol. Wheeler. Julie McCall, Michelle McCutceon of the Ding-a-lings, entertained at the Listowel Agri- ,. cultural Society's chodsing of a matically covered and is eligible Queen. for benefits under the Act. Also Carol Wheeler and Susan The employer must record the Langlois performed twallighla.nd employee's name and wages in numbers. his payroll records. Members Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kelling; of the farmer's family, except ton, Tammy andStevenofSpring- hls wife are considered as work- field have returned home after men when paid a stated wage, the sudden death of her father, This information must be recor- Mr. Earl Dick of Staffa. ded on the wages-paid form in Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge of the section for ((Relatives of Scarborough was a visitor last Employer and Partner." Room and board is included at 'a rate of $2.00 per day or $14.00 per week, except in the instance where the employer has a son or daughter still attending school. Farmers and their wives may apply for 'personal coverage in any amount between $4,000 and $10,000 per yaar. This coverage may be requested for part of the year only, and this must be indicated when applied for. When such application is made, the amount of ,the employer's earnings or drawings is not taken into consideration. Costs are calculated at the same rate as for employees in the industry. For operators who do not have any hired help, the' farmer may request independent operator coverage which is assessed at ' 'the rate determined for the type of business that he has. Exchange of labor is a common practice -today. Em- ployees who are sent to a neigh- bouring farm and still included A Post Classified will r y on the payroll of their employer You dividends. Have you tried are covered in the event of an one? Dial Brussels 887- accident. 6641. • d i( Foe Mil tow Wat tow Loc Lis vill Wrc hart M al Glo Bel Ru Wr His Inn 20 gat fic Det son Cor. wa way' tig Can tart car Roa Roal The est i Wil v111 Bly Farm workers. covered by Workman's Compensation week with Mrs. W. W. MacDonald. Alfred Knight returned. home Friday from a trip to England and Scotland. Miss M. Skelton was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers of Scarborough and .attended the Scottish Festival at the C.N.E. Mrs. Brothers accompanied her home for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kennedy of Toronto visited last Thursday with his brother Roy and Mrs. Kennedy.. Her mother, Mrs. N. Hamilton of Atwood, who accom- panied them, also visited with Brussels friends. Miss Irene Pease, who was holidaying in England and Scot- land returned hoRae last week. Mrs. Reta Noble returned to her home in Guelph on Sunday after spending a few days with. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Wm:Miller and Stuart Miller and Mr. and Mrs. •Gerald Miller and family attended DEEP THRUST Adult Entertainment GIANT HOLIDAY — Dusk ' Special SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 ONLY— 5 FEATURES, 1. 3 IN THE ATTIC 2, CYCLE SAVAGES 9.9 WOMEN • 4,-THEINCREDIBLE .2 HEADED TRANSPLANT ::::,,C)104;::: 5, VAMPIRE LOVERS THEATRE cLosEp- WED. a,—THE BRUSSELS' POST, AUGUST 29, 1973 I I' this tit ory 'Hi't -it 4hottl(la been. SUNDAY, SEPT. 2nd Only —4 SHOWS THEY PLAY AROUND WITH MURDER AND MEN! t MtRION IN1ERNATtONAL THEMINIVORTMO inCOLOR n. PE PrrCt NitA tAINMENT ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The. cleadhef goMble dared! • SELLS'ell ANGELS 1111 TOM STERNJEREMY SLATE. 601,0o ENTWAINMCNI Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - August 29, 30, 31 and. Sept. -1