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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-01-14, Page 6Grey Twp 0001 safari remain the some in 19 ;Parker Plumbing & Hearin . 887-6079 .4 ...OM 1110•1MM =IBM, MIMS ma Nit GREEN MACHINE... family fun, economically priced! Buy a 1976 John Deere 300'or 400 now SAVE $ 1 00.0 ° Get John Deere dependability in a family-priced sled. Choose from two models. The 300-with a piston-ported -2-7o2 cc engine, Or the 400 with a 339 co reed-valve engine, CD ignition, and surface gap spark plugs. Botitengine8 are mid- motInted and fan-cooled. 'both machineS. have bogie wheels set behind the mounting arch for a smoother, more stable ride'. Green with reflective yellow trirn for added safety at night, 816 JOHN FRED MCGEE • AUTO ELECTRIC LTa, Box 154 thtine 3574416-- • *INGIIA11tOntaitin NOG 2W • Snowmobile safety concerns OPP With the advent of early winter snow making conditions ideal for winter sports, snowmobile operators across the province have taken advantage of the situation and have made an early start on the season's death and injury rate attributed directly to snow vehicles. New snow vehicle legislation; has recently been passed by the Ontario government in an effort to prevent some of the needless slaughter caused by snowmobilers annually. To acquaint the public with some of the important points of the new legislation, the OPP request all snowmobilers to become acquainted with the following: Registration All snowmobiles will have to be registered at the nearest licence issuing, office, regardless of whether they have been registered before, unless the owner has already registered the vehicle for 1976. All snow vehicles must be registered within six days of purchase or sale. In addition to registration you must have a permit to drive a motorized snow vehicle, unless you are driving it only on property owned or occupied by yourself. Driving Generally, you may not drive Heatedwaterbeds sound wonderful for winter nights, They may also save little liyes. Every ° year in Canada, hundreds of infants die from a repiratory disease syndrome called crib death. The pattern is almost always the same. The baby is put to bed happy and healthy. During the night, there is no sign of disturbance of any kind, In the morning, the baby is dead. Funeral ROBERT ENGEL Robert A. Engel, of R.R.3, Mitchell, died at St.. Joseph's Hospital, London, Saturday. Born in Grey Township, he was the son of thelate Conrad. Engel and Annie Menzies. Educated in Grey Township he farmed there for a number of years. For the past 35( years he had served ,his area as a Rawleigh dealer. Surviving are: his wife, the former Dorothy Casler; a daught- er, Marilyn, and a son, Robert ; both at home; a step-daughter, Janet Casler, of Toronto; a step-son, Donald, of Stratford; a brother, Ross, of R.R.3, Brussels; a grandson. Funeral service was held Monday at 2 P.M. at the Whitney ,. Ribey funeral home, Seaforth, conducted by Rev. A.R.Yielding, Minister of Bethel Bible Church, Egmondville of which Mr. Engel was a member. Burial was in Brussels Cemetery. USE POST WANT-ADS DIAL 887-6641 on the serviced portion (from shoulder to shoulder) of a King's Highway or secondary highway, except to cross, and this you must do only at a 90 degree angle. You must not operate a motorized snow vehicle on a freeway. You must be 16 years of age or older to drive a motorized snow vehicle along a highway and you must hold a valid Ontario driver's licence. Speed Limits • No faster than 15 miles per hour on a highway where speed limit for cars is 30 miles per hour, in parks; conservation areas or exhibition grounds. No faster than 30 miles per hour on highways with limits over 30 miles per hour. Collisions Report to police all collisions on or off the highway that result in injury or damage apparently exceeding $100.00. Identification You must show your driver's licence to police or conservation officer, or provide your correct. name and address if not carrying your licenCe. When on someone elses property with y our snow vehicle, you must identify yourself to the property owner when asked to do so. Failure to do so to an officer or owner can result in arrest. Trespassing Trespassing on land without written permission of the owner can result in a fine up to $500.00. Owner's Liability The owner of a snowmobile is jointly liable for * someone else using his machine, in the event of damages =or penalties for breach of proVincial or municipal laws, arising out of operation of the vehicle. Insurance You must be insured under a, motor vehicle liability policy beforehghw driving highway o rpubic abic 1snowtrai. vehiclel on a Safety Helmet Must be, worn by driver and all passengers while on -machine or towed conveyance, while On *a serviced roadway or public trail. During the remainder of this winter season the Ontario Provincial. Police snow vehicle patrol officers, will be concen- trating offenders committing snow vehicle violations of excessive speed, careless operation of snow vehicles and driving while under the influence of alcohol. You can help. If you are planning to become a snow vehicle operator, the Ontario Provincial Pcilice suggest.that you join a snowmobile club in your area, preferably one which is' a member Of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile clubs. These clubs are safety minded organizations with excellent training programs for all ages of snowmobilers. They 'can be contracted through the local chamber of commerce or clerk of your municipality. "Remember — a motorized snow vehicle is' not a toy, it is a powerful machine that can kill and requires respect,' says H.H.Graham, OPP Commis- sioner. The Brussels Majestic W.I. heldtheir cardparty on Monday night January 5, at the Library. Six tables of euchre were played. Winners were, High lady, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Low lady, Mrs. Danby. High Man, John Simpson Low Man, Wilbur Turnbull Lucky Chair, Miss Laura Lucas. Next party on February 2. KNagiiii?0,MEMO.*.ZiONiMiWKWA ;THE DATSUN SP DATSUN p,Gerold's 'Dotsun. Ltde gl SALES SERVICE fi LEASING gi OPEN 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. - Ph., 527-1010 SEAFORTH itimaasstam:0,..vosugionta, 'Reeve Roy Williarns'en and Treasurer, Edythe Cardiff were authorized to borrow $225,000 from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Brussels at Grey Township's meeting oh January 5. The Reeve and Treasurer were authorized, to make application to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications for the balance of 1975 road subsidy. B.M,Ross and Associates Limited, Goderich, were instructed to 'have a soil test done at the culvert at Lots 15 16, Concession 14. By-Law No. 3 of 1976, to license trailers in the Township of Grey was passed. The license fee for each trailer will be $15.00 pe4r month.. * A building permit was granted to John Blok for a mobile home. Gatnsby and Mannerow Limited, Consulting Engineers, _ Suggest heated waterbeds can save young lives The cause is not suffocation. Autopsies show no clear-cut pathology in the lungs or anywhere elk; there's no evidence of vomiting or choking. This fatal phenomenon, some experts believe, is brought about by spasms of the vocal chords which shut off the intake of air during sleep. A viral infection in the respiratory tract could cause breathing difficulties and trigger the lethal spasm. Death may result from an inability to breathe through the mouth when nasal passages close. No one knows for sure. But the disease happens more often in winter than any other season. Now doctors at the University of California hope that heated waterbeds can help reduce' the death toll among newborn babies. Dr. Louis Gluck, who has developed a method for, pre- dicting this condition in unborn infants, says the small water m attress, kept at body temperature, gives the baby the same sense of Weightlessness that he or she felt in the womb itself. A beating oscillator can give the infant a constant sense of motion, and the recording of a heartbeat can duplicate the= mother's and be passed through the waterbed. Researchers plan to set up the gurling, bleeping environ for babies in the infant intensive care unit at the University's School of Medicine at San Diego. To find out more about ways of treating all kinds of lung disease, contact ,your Christmas Seal association. And answer your Christmas Seal letter. It's a Matter of Life and Breath, BRUSSELS .POST* JANUARY VI' 1976 People-win' at card party CATCH • When in BRUSSELS stop in at the -TEXAN . GRILL & GAS BAR Your HEADQUARTERS for Home cooking at its -fregi! • `Nit HoSts & Koh Wolmtor were appOinted to make a sur and prepare plan, profile specifieations, and report repairs and improvements of Ninth Concession Munic Drain. Ross Engel,; superintendent, will be paid salary of $9,600 and Edythe Cardiff, clerk-treasurer and collector, a salary of $7,400 p travelling allowance $ effective, January, council decided. The Reeve" and Councillors i be paid at the rate of $10.00 special meetings. Their solar remain unchanged from last ye at $850 for the reeve and $750 the deputy reeve and councillo Accounts paid were, Gene $8,628.26, Roads & Bridg 3,970.02 for a total of $12,598. A Post Clas;ified will pay ) dividends. Have you tried on Dial Brussels 887-6641.