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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-06-11, Page 4Now Is The Time! HIRE A STUDENT Cali 291-2922 CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE ,for STUDENTS If you have the lob, We have the student Sit on the padded seat; touch the near-at-hand controls; stretch your legs on the roomy deck. John Deere Riding Mowers are available in two models. The 6-hp rider comes with a 30-inch mower. The 8-hp rider has a synchro- balanced engine to reduce vibration. It's available With a 80- or 34-ineh mower. A bag-behind grass catcher attachment is also available for the 30.-inch mower. it mounts behind the rider where it is out of the way, allowing clOse-in trimming. Come in. today. 'ook, all around John Dore, C. EWawanosh,will open new garage Brussels Stockyard Report j. By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. (Huron-Bruce) A Provincial Ministry of Transportation and Communicat- ions survey released this week indicated 16.4% of 6,000 drivers interviewed wear seat belts regularly. The survey released during the legislative estimates committee meeting states the highest percentage of seat belt wearers, 33.9% were those who drove on expressways. Those most likely to wear seat belts are people who drive late model' cars on long trips. The Ministry's aim is to have 50% of all drivers wearing seat belts. It has allotted $501,000 in 1975 for seat belt education, advertising, and research programmes. According to the survey 20.6% if Toronto drivers questioned wear seat belts, 15.5% in ,the Waterloo region,, 23% in Ottawa and 12.6% in Bruce County. Ontario is taking new steps to limit the number of immigrant doctors entering the Province, according to Health . Minister Frank Miller. Immigrant physicians are not being apprbved for residence in Ontario unless they have pre- arranged employment or have cTransportation and Coinntini- Council gave the Road Superintendent C. W. Hanna authority to, ,replace road at Lot 30, Cone. 6, and also to contact Ontario Hydro to replace poles; Township of East Wawanosh to pay 50% share of labour cost re replacing of hydro. poles. Sideroad 30 & 31 Concession 8 will be closed temporarily. The Road Superintendent is to erect closing sign. Road Accounts of $27,665.75 and General Accounts of $1,947.59 were passed and paid. The Official Opening of the East Wawanosh Public Works Garage is to be held on June 27th, 1975 at 9 p.m. with a dance and lunch to follow. All ratepayers in the Township are invited to attend. agreed to settle in communities picked by the GoVernment, Mr. Miller told the Legislature during Spending Estimates of the Ministry of Health. Ontario wants to maintain a ratio of one doctor for every 575 residents. Ontario Housing Minister Donald Irvine said this week he sees nothing wrong , with speculators making a 'profit on land dealings with the Government run Ontario Housing Corporation. He told the Legislature he has no intention of calling a public inquiry to probe OHC operations. His statements followed revelat- ions last week that a Sudbury insurance agent and his wife made about $200,000 on a series of land dealings with OHC. John Fisher, formerly Canada's Centennial Commissioner has been named Chairman of the Ontario Liquor Advisory Council to advise the Ontario Governmtnt, on its liquor policies. The Minister of Energy. Dennis Timbre!l announced that public hearings will be conducted by the Environmental H caring board commencing the middle part of July into the portion of the Bradley-Georgetown 1-lydro corridor from Colbec to Limehousc, The market at Brussels Stock- yards Friday moved higher with a heavy supply of all classes of livestock on offer. Choice Steers - 50.00 to 52,50 with sales to 53.00. Good Steers - 48.00 to 50.00. A steer consigned by Urias Weber of Wallenstein weighing 1080 lbs: sold for 53.00. Fourteen steers consigned by Tom Leiper of Londesboro averaging 1171 lbs. sold for 52.70 with his offering of 99 steers averaging 1129 lbs. selling for an overall price of 52.26. Forty steers consigned by Ezra Brubacker of Elmira averaging 1143 lbs. sold for 52.45. Sixteen steers consigned by George Underwood of RR 1 Wingham, averaging 1261 lbs. sold for 52.40 with his offering of 24 steers averaging .1235 lbs. demanding a price of 52.27. A steer consigned by Harry Scott of Ripley weighing f060 lbs. sold for 52.50. Nine steers consigned by J & M Ranch of Brussels averaging 1075 lbs. sold for 52.40 with their offering of 20 steers averaging Notice the mower. The 30- inch mower has a tough steel blade and a deep tunnel for a strong flow of air, 1082 lbs. selling for 51.90. Two' steers consigned by Hugh Osborne of Monkton averaging 1200 lbs. sold for 52.00. Seventeen steers consigned by Earl Fitch of Wroxeter averaging 1013 lbs. sold for 51.90 with his offering of 50 steers averaging 1048 lbs. selling for 51.65. Three steers consigned by Earl Johnston of RR 4 Walkerton averaging '1193 lbs. sold for 51.70. Fifteen steers consigned by Elmer Riley of RR 2 Walkerton averaging 1108 lbs. sold for 51.45:- Twelve steers consigned by Glen Sellers of RR 2 Bluevale, averaging 1108 lbs.. sold for 51.40. Fifteen steers consigned by Lorne Eadie and Sons of Holyrood averaging 1100 lbs. sold for 51.30. Two steers consigned by Rae Bowles of. Atwood averaging 995 lbs. sold for 51,70. A light offering of heifers met a strong demand. Look at the hood. It lifts up for easy access to the engine and the one U.S. gallon gas tank. Put it in gear. A true - transmission offers neutral start, reverse, and 5 forward speeds, from 1.4 to 5.5 mph. The council of East Wawanosh, met on June 3rd, approved bbilding permits to Alan ` Campbell, Schultz Bros. and David Onn, Building Permit approved to G, R. Jaretzke and will be issued subject to receiving certificate of compliance from the Ministry of the Environment. Council accepted a petition from H. Voelmle re "Repair to Voelmle Drainage Works." • The township will give a grant of $50.00 to the Township of Turnberry FloOd Disaster Fund. The school levy of $39,722.50 will be paid as of June 30th, 1975 - Carried. Council accepted the tender of Joe Kerr Construction Ltd., at $.47 per cubic yard for 30,000 cubic yards of crushed gravel to be delivered to the 4th and 5th Concession, subject. to the approval of the Ministry of Queen's Park 16% drivers wear seat belts Start looking'in back. The engine is fully enclosed on a.John Deere to reduce sound for a quiet ride. See the handsome styling with smooth contours and enclosed design, You'll be proud to own a John Deere Rider. tour, is gal alace led Jocke3 ber o door 0. Sun( a.m. urn' an 01 in thi d al d at d 25i dapp breal e an at tl regisi 41 etottt it At els; t. n an, ar pt Bait ho g rit ,Th erl -16, a t an and After you look all around you'll want a John Deere Riding Mower. McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC SALCS. BACKED BY sIERVICE 3: S Josephine St. Wingham .3574 Choice heifers - 46.00 to ,),, with sales to 50.00. Good heifers - 44.00 to16 A heifer consigned by McPherson of Winghatn we ing 970 lbs. sold for 50,00 with offering of 12 heifers aver 890 lbs. selling for an ova price of 49.05. Three heifers consigned Graeme Craig of Walton iv ing 953 lbs, sold for 48.75, . Three heifers consigned Ken Hurst of Atwood oven 847 lbs. sold for 48.10. Aheifer consigned by Anti Paschier of Blyth weighin 981 sold for 48.25. Ten heifers consigned by,l A. Porrie of RR 3 Bias averaging 853 lbs. sold for 46, Choice Cows - 25.00 to /I with sales to 31.75. Good cows - 23.00 to 2S.66 All classes of pigs sold stir with approximately 1000 on offu 40-50 lb. pigs sold to a high 53.20. 50 to 60 lbs. pigs to ahi of 58.00. 60 to 70 lb. pigs to a' of 66.85. BRUSSELS' POST, JUNE ti t 1051