The Brussels Post, 1977-11-16, Page 23rr
OROSSEIA .POST,, NOVEMBER -161 190
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Report from. Queen's Park
By Murray Gaunt
A Cabinet source said in the
early part of the week that the
Government would probably not
"dare to go through with"
legislation to raise the drinking
age to 19. Telegrams and letters
h a ve poured into Queen's Park
following reports that Govern-
ment Members would reject the
At Huronview
Haywood's entertain
Lieutenant Watt from the Salvation Army Citadel,
Goderich, led a service of worship and music on Sunday
afternoon in the Chapel. Four Salvation Army Officers in
Training from Toronto who had been in. Goderich for the
weekend assisted with the service.
The Huronview Orchestra provided Old Ty me music on
Monday afternoon and Nelson Lear led the sing-a-long.
Rev. William Bennett of the Bayfield Middleton Anglican
Church conducted the monthly Communion. Service in the
Chapel and Mrs. Myrtle Parker was an organist.
Earl and Martha Heywood of Wingham entertained on
Family Night with a program of music and magic. The
Heywoods have many personal friends in the Home from
Exeter, Zurich and Wingham and all of the residents have
been very loyal fa is of theirs in the several years on CKNX
Radio and now on television and stereo. The -sing- a-long of
Western favorites of the forties and the sacred numbers
brought back many happy memories. Earl mystified the
audience with a half-hour of magic. tricks. Mrs. Alice
Buchanan thanked the Heywoods on behalf of the residents.
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June and Ken would like to thank all those whO
dropped in to make their Grand •Opening such a
success. — .
Inn 6:00 Saturday.
The draw for the( prizes were drawn at the Brussels
Winners are:
1 pr. Jeans - 'Sharon Blake
1 Pi. Jeans Keith Mulvery
1 Pr. Mens Shoes valued $40.00 Laurie Campbell •
1 Pr. Ladies Shoes valued $25.00 Sharon Webster
1 big John Big Boots - Gordon Johnston
1 Bee Jays - Hope Prior
1 Pr. Snow Boots - Nickie Reid.
Shoes
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legislation next year. The Premier
freed Conservation. Members to
vote according to their conscience
and, as a result, the Bill passed
approval in principle, and will
now go for clause by clause
consideration,
Ontario's minority Conser-
vative Government, with Liberal
support, withstood a vote of
non-confidence in the Legislature
this week, over what the New
Democratic Party called its failure
to take action to deal with planned
layoffs by Inco Ltd. in Sudbury,
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith
indicated that an election would
not solve any of the problems
being encountered by the workers
in Sudbury, and urged the
Provincial Government to take
positive' steps to alleviate the
unemployment which is going to
result from this massive layoff.
The Ontario Milk Marketing
Board and the Old Order Amish
have reached a compromise on a
ruling that bans the use of cans
for storing and transporting milk.
William Newman, Minister of
The Evening Unit of the
U.C.W. held its November
meeting at the home of • Mrs.
James Cardiff with 27 ladies
present. Jean Bridge Sr. opened
the meeting with a poem followed
by • Hymn 401.
Donna Sanderson read the
Scripture from John 10. Rene
Richmond lead in prayer. Nelva
Scott, Betty Campbell , Sarah
Stephenson and BaibMcCutcheon
gave two quartette numbers.
Panel discussion was on
the theme 'Religion in
School'. 'Remembrance Day,
Interest in the Church Sunday
School and the U.C.W. The Panel
consisted of Ann Smith, Betty
Graver, Bonnie Richman. Luella
Mitchell as the questioner.
A bazaar will be held in the
Library op Nov. 19 at 2 p.m.
There will be a tea room, bake
table, plant, produce and novelty
tables. Mary Th omas offered to
teach crochet, knitting, macrame.
Nov. 15 is the general meeting
at 8 p.m. at the church. All ladies
,are welcome.
Choose
From our
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Money
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• not just high interest
on savings
• not just lowered interest
on mortgages
• but 16. individual money
services that are custom
built to satisfy most
peoples' needs.
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GREY
titiuet cciiCipANy stNdt
H.N.Lefebvre4 Manager
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Agriculture, told the Legislature
that the Amish have agreed to
operate bulk milk tanks by
gasoline-powered or diesel-
powered engines. This will enable
the Amish to continue the
operation of their dairy farms
without electricity, and lays to
rest their concern about the
survival of their family farms. The
Milk Marketing Board and the
Amish will meet later this month
for hospital patients, Hospital
grants next year are expected to
the rate of inflation.
increase, but at a 'level lower than
week introduced legislation to
stop income tax discounters from
taking a large share of 'the.
customer's tax refund in'return
for instant cash. This legisjalkeit'
will put most of these Meanie lax
discounters out of business. They
The Ontario Government this
charged heavily, often up to 50% to discuss concerns about the
of the face value of the refund. compromise. Mr. Newman is
The new law will limit the confident that this solution will
discount to 5%, so that the safeguard provincial health
taxpayer must get atleast 95% of standards and should not cause
the anticipated refund. undue hardship.
Ontario Hydro's 800,000 rural Health Minister Dennis
customers will ply. an estimated Timbrell outlined measures to be
5.7% more for electricity next taken to keep ejcpenditures in line
year. This 1978 increase reflects over the next two years, including
the higher cost to Ontario Hydro further reduction in active
of prOviding service. Earlier this treatment beds by increasing
fall, Hydro increased the out-patient, home and chronic
`residential rate, which means the care, and further staff reduction,
customer served by the municipal mainly by attrition, but possibly
utility will see his monthly bill go on occasion by layoffs. He said
up approximately $1.00 per the government has no plans to
month. implement a user deterrent fee
THE Steaierte PierAM 400
Announces The Establishment
Of A Delivery Service
For The Citizens Of
Brussels.
As we hope to open a pharmacy in Brussels,
,which both the townspeople and we as
pharmacists feel will be very important for the
community, this should be a temporary service.
Initially, we will have a toll free phone
number available [or we will accept collect calls]
for your convenience and we will provide the
delivery service, 4 days weekly at no extra
charge for not only prescriptions, but all your
Drug Store needs. The deliveries will be made
directly to your home. /
In order that we can provide same day service
for your' prescriptions we ask that you call us
before 12 noon, for your repeat prescriptions,
which will allow all new prescriptions, phoned
in by your physicians, to be completed in the
afternoon.
THIS SERVICE WILL BE AVAILABLE ON
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY.
Carol Baynton will be
the Pharmacist servicing
the prescriptions for
Brussels and will be very
pleased to discuss any of
your medication
problems or needs.
For the present Call
Collect
367-5521
This service will
coMmence
Wednesday,
Nov. 16
If at any time you have any questions, or
problems concerning your medication, please
do not hesitate to call us - we would be pleased
to be of service.
STORE
HOURS
MONDAY . . . „ . :12:00 - 6:00 .. ..:12:00 - 6:00
TUESDAY.............9:00i6:00 . 9:30-6:00
WEDNESDAY . . 9:00.6:00:.0:30 a 1:00
THURSDAY i W. War . . 9:00 6:00 aseae.. 9:313 - 6:00
FRIDAY : 9:00-900 r . V r 9:30-6:00
9:00'600. 9:30. 1:00
Sundays & Holidays Closed
We have installed an automatic telephone
answering service, Which will record any
messages, cir prescriptions from your physicia n
during "off hours" or evenings.
Private Member's Bill of Remo
Mancini, M.P.P. (Liberal, Essex
South) to raise the drinking age.
There have been rumours also
that even if the Government did
not oppose the Bill op second
reading, it would be allowed to
die on the order paper at the end
of the session, leaving the
Government to introduce its own
featuring 'Automatic Tax Computation'
Simultaneous print Out of re:
ceipt and journal tape
g
'Change calculation
• Repeat calculation
4 4 Grand sales total, tax
total and sales total of
each customer
Convenient check and '
Id settlement
Input buffer register
a Overflow error
g check device.
Model ER-2510
Now any retail business can afford to mown al
Completely electronic cash register.
Sharp Electronic Cash
7 4 Registers Available from Model 1500 $ 9 Of..:
UCWmeets
PHARMACIST
ON DUTY