The Brussels Post, 1971-09-16, Page 6TM BRUSSELS POST, ORUSSELS, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, iagrr, itlth, 1971
NOWIOK LIONS
'BINGO WINNERS
Regular Games: Mrs, Art
Wheeler, Wroxeter, Mrs. CrumA
Wingliam Don Foorster, Elmira;
Mrs, Dolly Felker, Listowel and
Mrs. Spitzig, Chepstow: Mrs.
Spitzig ; 'Gerry 'Gull, Walkerton
and Mrs. Metcalf, Wingham;
Bonnie Flislop. Wroxeter; Kaye'
Wheeler, Wroxeter, Mrs, Geo.
Rowland, Mildmay, Mrs. R. Green
ley,, Harriston and Mrs. A. Ste
Marie, Wingham; Mrs. Gladys
Bates, Harriston; MrS. Spitzig,
Chepstow and. Kelly Aitcheson,
Wingham; Erlene Schlosser, Han-
over; Shirley Leek, Wroxeter,
Mrs. Bill Schill Formosa; Mrs..
McInnis, Fordwich.
"Share the Wealth" 1: Isabel
Hewitt, Atwood; 2: Mrs. Hazel-
grove, Wingham.
$25 Special: Mrs. Bill Schill,
Formosa.
Lap Card Special: Jim Scott,
Listowel.
Jackpot Consolation and Bonus:
Mrs. Dahms, Mildmay.
Door Prizes: Mrs. Selling,
Wingham, Mrs. Cruicksh auks,
Wingharn, Margaret Riley, Wing-
ham and Connie Willloughby,
Wroxeter,
Lucky Draws: Mrs. Nerwinan
Wingham, Mrs. Schill, Formosa,
Mrs. Iluber, Mildrnay and Mrs.
L. Montgomery Wingham,.,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Council met on Sept-
ember 8, 1971, with Reeve Wm.
Elston presiding. Councillor Ross
Smith was unable to be present.
:Mutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted on motion of
Robt. 'Grasby and Thos. Miller.
It was agreed that Jas. Mair
look after rwairs to the Sellers'
and King and Ross Snlitli
the Mason Drain.
Robt. Grasby was appointed
commissioner for the Michie
Drain.
The tender of Seaforth Drain-
age and Construction, Seaforth to
construct the Michie Drain -for
$3,400. was accepted.
By-law No. 17, 1971 was passed
as given first, second and third
readings. This by-law sets special
rates for tile drain loans for two
ratepayers.
Meeting adjourned to meet
again October 4, 1971, at 1 p.m.
Road Accounts $3,218.32
General Accounts 1.899.55
$5,117.87
Wm. J. Elston, Reeve
nelen D, Martin, Clerk
HIGHER COVERAGE,
LOWER COST FOR SOME
GROWERS UNDER NEW
WINTER WHEAT
INSURANCE KAN
• e • A new Winter wheat.inenranpe
nlan &attiring coverage based on
the grower's. own individual ex-
Perieric'e and yields has been de-
Veloped by the Crop Insurance
Commission of Ontario.. The net
result i s an insurance plan that
is much more attractive to high
producing growers following top
management practices. Under this
syateM a. good: grower benefits in
two ways. As well as starting at
a higher level, his coverage auto-
matically increases at the same
time as his insurable yield in-
creases. This increase in prote-
ton from year to year takes place
at no additional charge to the
grower. The cost bet acre for
this new insurance is $2.00 for
the low range coverage and $4.50
for higher range coverage. How-
ever, with the additional assist-
ance to Crop Insurance recently
announced by the Hon. Win. A.
Stewart, Minister of Agriculture
and Food, the Ontario and Feder-
al 'Governitnen4 will *pay half the
premium costs, leaving the in-
sured grower With the price of
only $1.00 per acre for low cover-
age and $2.25 per acre for high
range coverage.
'the new plan offered this year
also contains a bonus benefits at
no extra cost to the farmer, such
as a. reseeding payment on acre-
age damaged by winter-kill and
increased protection against loss
where wheat is' reduced in grade
due to a. weather hazard.
Applioaions for winter wheat
insurance must he made with the
local Crop Insurance agent on or
before October 1. County Agri-
cultural offices can supply inter-
ested growers with additional
information and refer them to.
their nearest agent.
HURON-PERTH TBRD
ASSOCIATION REPORTS
RECEIVED AT MEETING
HELD IN SEAFORTH
The. Huron-Perth Tuberculos-
is and Respiraory Disease Assoc-
iation plan to do Lung Function
Tests at the Stratford Fair, This
was announced by Mrs. Edith
Fisher, Mitchell, Education Chair-
man of the organization at a re-
cent meeting in Seaforth. Routine
reports were given by Mrs. Fisher
Rev. Garbutt Smith, Stratford,
Mrs. David Schenk, Seaforth, Tom
.Leiper, Londesboro and Mr.
Lloyd Dodson., Stratford. Presi-
dent Ivan Forsyth, Kippen, pre-
sided.
Mr. Smith said industries in
the area are being approached
systemically regarding lung fun-
ction. testing of employees and
that font surveys already had
been completed. Mrs. Fisher re-
ported that the two bursary recip-
ients would be addressing memb-
ers in the. near future and that
Mrs. Schenk and( Mrs. Edith
Brothers, Stratford, who attended
the Internatiorial Union Against
TB meeting in Russia, Would show
slides and give a travelogue to
members, Mrs. Schenk has eight
opgagetnetttg gpeolt to ire
MURRAY GAUNT NAMED
LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR
HURON-BRUCE IN THE
FORTHCOMING ELECTION
Huron-Brace Liberals nomin-
ated Murray Gaunt of Winghani
as candidate in the coining pro-
incial election.
Mr. Gaunt, Liberal Farm critic,
came out, heavily against the gov
ernment's agricultural policies.
He advocated the . Liberal plat-
form which would have the prov-
ince pick up the tab ter 80 per
cent of education costs and also
the abolition of succession duties
a s. a means' of easing the strain
on the farmer.
Ontario farmers 'are producing
food of "Rolls Royce quality at
Volkswagen prices" Mr. Gaunt
said.
groups but Mrs. Brothers unfor-
hunately, is hospitalized and
unable to participate for the time
being..
Mrs. Schenk' said that Dr.. '
Norman Epstein, Director of
Allergies, St. Joseph's Hospital,
Toronto, will address a public
meeting on Friday, September
24th in Stratford. She added that
inhalation therapy compressor
pumps are still in great demand
and that drugs had been provided
these and other respiratory dis-
ease sufferers. if parents con.
sent, children with asthma in the
counties of Huron and Perth are
to he researched at the ininfver-
sity of Guelph, which ha s receiv-
ed a grant from the Ontario
Tubercluosis and Respitatory
Disease Association for the pro-
ject.
REFRIGERATlOIV SERVICE
Electrical Contractors - Appliances
• Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergency
service.
Guaraneed service to all types.
Complete Appliance repairs at.
BURKE ELECTRIC
Wingham — 357-2450
LOU 41ceifck, kiNeAticiONg
NAMED PC. CANDIDATE
IN HURON-BRUCE
Lou Boyce of Kincardine, who
was chosen as PC candidate for
the Huron-Bruce riding by ac-
clamation.
The only other nominee, .Len
Metcalf of Mildmay, withdrew in
favour of Mr. Boyce.
Mr. Boyce, Os, was born' in Tor-
onto, has been a farmer,
policethan, liquor inspector,
and hotel owner until he retired
when he sold the Windsor
Hotel in Kincardine recently.
He has lived in Kincardine for
more than 20 years ,s married,
and has three children.
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