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Phone 887-6641 "They'd like to know the chances of using your back seat
for a locker room, Miss?"
USE
POST
WANT4DS
DIAL 887-6641
1. Coming Events
CHARTERED bus to Ice Ca.pades,
Sunday, March 12th, 6:30 per-
formance. $6.00 includes ad-
mission. Good Times Travel
Agency, Seaforth, 527-0050.
1-8-2
THE Brussels Figure Skating
Club will hold "Competition Day"
in the Brussels Arena on Thurs-
day, March 16th from 4 P.M. to
8 P.M. All skaters will be judged
and prizes given to the best .in
each class. All parents and
interested spectators are most
welcome to attend. Tea will be
served. 1-9-2
DANCE - Brodhagen Community "
Centre, Saturday, March 4th. Ian
Wilbee's Orchestra.. 1-9x1
COME to Blyth Lions Club Bingo
every Saturday night at 8:30p.m.
in Blyth Memorial Hall.
Admission $1.00. 12 regular
games $10.00 each; 2 share the
wealth games; one $25.00,Special
Jackpot of $125.00 if taken in
60 calls or under. $10.00 added
each week if Jackpot does not
go. 50% of take if jackpot does
not go to full card. 1:-9-tf
4. Help Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
APPLICATION
WANTED
Applications clearly marked
as to contents will be received
by the undersigned until 12Noon,
March 6, 1972 for
WARBLE FLY
INSPECTOR
to work according to the Warble
Fly Control Act.
Application to state wages ex-
pected.
Any application not necessarily
accepted.
Mrs. Helen Martin, Clerk,
Belgrave, Ontario.
4-8-2
HURON DEAD
STOCK REMOVAL
Clinton, Ontario
We are now paying $ 5.00 -
$15.00 for fresh dead or dis-
abled cows and horses over 500
lbs.
Two trucks to serve you
better. Fast, efficient
service.
All small farm stock picked up
free of charge as a service to
You.
Call collect - 482-9811
7 days a week - 24 hours a day
License No.378C-'72
Call us first, you won't have to
call anyone else. 19-9-tf
Brussels Pet Food
DEAD STOCK
REMOVAL
We pay up to $15.00 for fresh,
dead or disabled
Cows and Horses
according to size
Small animals removed free of
charge as a service to you
Dial: 887-9334 Collect.
Prop's. JOHNSTON BROS.
19-9-tf
21. Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
Tenders clearly marked as to
contents will be received by the
undersigned until 12 noon, March
6, 1972 for
SPRAYING CATTLE
for warble fly control.
Tender must state price per
head per spray, Township to
supply the powder.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Mrs. Helen Martin, Clerk
Belgrave, ontarib.
21-8-2
23. Business Directory
AHWELL'S lei Q.
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Licensed and Bonded
Ontario wide Auction
Service.
Phone Collect 482-3120.
23-9-2
24. Card of Thanks
I wish to thank everyone who
remembered me in any way while
I was in Victoria Hospital, London
and also those who helped my
family in so many ways. It will
always be remembered. - Mrs.
George Wheeler. 24-9x1
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation
to our neig:lbours and friends for
the beautiful floral tributes, don-
ations to heart fund and expres-
sions of sympathy received
during our recent bereavement
Your kindness and thoughtfulness
Will be gratefully remembered.
Special thanks also to Rev. C. A.
MacCarrol. - Mack and Thelma
';ardiff. 24-9x1
Wish to express my sincere
thanks for cards and visits while
in the hospital. Very much
appreciated, will never be forgot.
- Ida Evans. 24-9-1
My Sincere thanks is, extended to
all who remembered me while I
was a patient in hospital. Your
thoughtfulness was appreciated.
- Mrs. Janet MuCutcheon.24-9x1
An increase of $901.86 in
insurance premiums will be paid
by the Huron Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
from February 26, 1972, to Feb-
ruary 26, 1973. Trustee F. J.
Vere, Stratford, chairman of the
Finance and Insurance Commit-
tee at a board meeting in Sea-
forth Monday siad the premium
would be $9,537.50 following a
review of insurance coverage.
He reported buildings and con-
tents are covered for an amount
totalling $5,042,000.
Jack Lane, Business Admin-
istrator, said the increase in
premiums resulted when all liab-
ility policies were increased to
$2,000,000 limits from the for-
mer $1,000,000 and the work-
men's compensation rate was
increased from ten cents per
$100 to 15 cents per $100.
In a discussion on the 1971
financial statement which he dis
tributed to the board members,
Mr. Lane said that the net under-
levy for 1969 and 1970 of $41,525
has been reduced to $2,608 at
December 31, 1971. He also ad-
vised that the total amount of
adjusted deficits from former
school boards is $203,452 and
this amount will be paid
to the board by the province
in installments of two-thirds in
1972 and the remainder in 1973.
James Morris, Stratford,
chairman of the board, warned:
"We must take a real close look
at the 1972 budget", as he urged
board members to start work
on the various committee bud-
gets for 1972.
Mr. Lane said that the budget
could not be prepared as nothing
on the 1972 regulations on rev-
enue had been received so far
and in talking to the regional
office in Kitchener that morning
there was no indication as to
when the information would be
available.
The recommendations by Vin-
cent Young, chairman of the
building and maintenance com-
mittee, were approved that:
- The preventative maintenance
contract for 17 schools with
Simplex International Time
Equipment Company of London
at a cost of $702.00 be accep-
ted on the condition that this
1.1VIccUTC1-1FON -To Mr. and Mrs.
David McCutcheon, Brussels, in
Wingham and District Hospital.
wednesday,February 23rd,,a son,
Andrew Lloyd. 27-9x1
contract guarantees trouble
free service for one year.
A dusk-to-dawn, light be in-
stalled at the rear of St.Mich-
ael's School in Stratford on a
rental basis and that the tender
of R. T. McBride for the instal-
lation of a circulating pump
at a cost of $251 be accepted
for the same school.
Harold Wise Plumbing of Clin-
ton be authorized to install a
low water fuel cut-off at St.
Joseph's School, Clinton, at
a cost of $147.00.
Approval was given to the
Rev. Michael Hughes of St. Jos-
eph's Parish, Stratford, for
another (third this term) C 0 R
(Christ-in-Others Retreat) Week
end at St. Michael's School in
Stratford for April14-16.
Trustee Young reported that
the Ontario Municipal Board had
accepted the board's application
for $5,215 for painting (inside
work) in the various schools in
the two counties through the Pro-
vincial-Municipal Employment
Incentive Program. He reported
that the work under the program
at St. Mary's School at Hesson
for $2,500 would be completed
in about two weeks.
Edward Rooney, Stratford,
special education consultant for
the board, was present at the
meeting and presented an 18-
minute film on the duties of
remedial teachers in the school
system-- in the special class-
room and as an itinerant rem-
edial teacher. He spoke of the
teaching aids used for these
students and how the students
with the various disabilities such
as sight, hearing, vocal, emo-
tional, physical and other prob-
lems were assisted.
Mr. Rooney said in the 19
separate schools in the two count-
ies of Perth and Huron there
were 176 pupils requiring spec-
ial education but that there were
another 205 in ungraded
programs too. With an enrol-
lment of 3530 pupils Mr. Rooney
said that 381 pupils with some
learning disorders is close to
the provincial average of ten
per cent.
The meeting adjourned at 11
p.m. to meet in committee-of-
the-whole.
7. Situations Wanted
Work Wanted: Plasterer with 15
Years experience will do plaster-
ing of all types. New structures,
repair work and sand finishing,
Phone Garfield Vandenberg 887-
9421 for further information.
7-9x1
8. Farm Stock for Sale"
For Sale - 30 Well started Chunks
Harold Bolger 887-6807. 8-9x1
11. Articles for Sale
Wood for Sale. Hardwood slabs
delivered in truckload lots: 6
cord for $24. Craig's Sawmill,
Auburn, 526-'7220. 11-9-3
For Sale - Sap Pan, Pails, Phone
Oran Russell 887-6407,Brussels.
11-9x1
For Sale - 200 Sap Buckets and
Spiles, Cecil Raymond, Ethel,
88'7-6057. 11-9x1
SEED
Oats - Garry & Russell
Barley - Herta, Brock &
Keystone
Spring Wheat- pitic 62
-. Custom Mixtures from these
Varieties.
Early order discount until
March 11th.
Red Clover - No. 1 Double Cut
also Plow Downgrade
ART BOLTON
527-0455
or Russell Bolton 527-1428.
11-9-1
DRY shelled corn for sale in
8 or 16 ton loads. Contact Ken
R. Campbell, 527-0249. 11-7x8
19. NotiCes Card of Thanks 1.37, Births
Huron-Perth CRCS
Premiums Increase
THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 1, 1972-11