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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-04-17, Page 41 UGHT MY CAP RIVER 1/PE 440TORP BECAUSE THEY OFFER "ilig PUBLIC 'Die ABSOLUTE BES T'": USED PARS. 11 ANO WHAT PO- YOQ "rHINIS, WAS THE DOMINATING. FAcToa 'THAT PAUSED ME TO BUY MY CAR? 41144 WedeesiletY,A04,1 Tfig SIWSSgLS f'OST - • *Mr PO -1*.f. * •••••• r • •••••••••• - • S. BOLL OUT THE WELCOME MAT PEOPi-E WE KNOW .ud M. MeQu,rdy 1,0ewry fOtte-304. and P011. .!Qf SearboVO4 visited With friends in BrusSele ViciniA,Y, ever the Y6e4..end• Mrs, W. Spciriku Ar is itturpte4'honlc aftw Opencling the Wigtor 1p Searboro. tWinglIAM. Advance-11'MS) Lnsnt. week's paper carried the news that 13. VOOsitui, Of BttS. • ,eela sceltiag land in WitIghain which 1* can orect a Luilidlttg to be 1 used for thc, manufacture Of tee v'reani and related inedeets, isi- ).oritapo.,signiticaut that Mr. Cousins / its r wants a property *Wit is large enough to allow for future expansion, We have no idea • What sort, of , .ollcOUrageMent lie has •already rs,1 ceived from the town wIlleh owns itbe lots in which Mr. Conan% is • interested. but it is fto be heped that nothing will .stand in the 'WAY of a, speedy conclusion to ,the Section Without doubt there are many tewus in this part of RIVERS WE illotors In 'Win'gham we have l'enig t Mrs, Percy Ward wee, hostess dneamed of securing some big in- , for .... the Easter meeting of Union PALM SLINPAY SERVICE rme mmuga POIA Sko.ay service was held at St, ,john's ouirch, Sunday mvoriltng, The newly organ- iz'Od anniOr At141/417 eonitql"6inK AkelAbOrS in 4111fOrills, joined In the choir processional, earrYla$ palm leaves. Palm leaves else deeonated the Cgrantuaton. Table, 'The girl's pang the., hymn 0Tell me ! the Storien. of Jesus' very. swoetly. Gayle Collins sang the well known solo 'The Boantitul Garden Of. / Prayer-' in a Sweet, clear voice. Mr a:' Jewell ptresided at the Organ. The rector, Itev. Fred Jewell. based his sermon on the iTrees of the Bible, explaining that the palm tree is put to more use Own any I other tree. Large selection of one owner used cars, traded in the last week. V.N24CHEV.-01..DS DEALER. \ BRUSSELS GP1.t,5b invitation. tp Oraubroolt Evening hosttaa 'assisted by Mrs, ct, Sirlra Auxiliary? April ' and Mrs. C. Baker. Next Meeting is at the home et Mrs, Carmen Baker. The study boolevas read, by Mire L. Lake. HYrrin 284 ended I& meeting, The W. A. meet' g followed 'with ',Mrs. IR, Meehan greisiding. W. M. S 'the 'province 3,tioi, would welcome l' Union suet an. enterprise with open arms. i idastry which* would provide a .real , 'W. I. , "boom" for the community, but iu 14.s. Dverett Robinson was leader all truth after observing such Weft some types. of clothing axe for the meeting. phenomerm in dither Wins' 'e Iimade from, the palm leaves. Mr, aren't 'too sure that the 'biggest' i , Scripture readings, were .taken by concerns are the best bets fort .eu ell sthaited that When a tree is I - the Mrs, W. Bonnier and Mrs. E. Morrow. sntaller places. They tend to cut down, it is not'tbe end of i thoroughly disrupt the local sit- i I 'nation. bath economically and as far es housing and 'education facilities t are concerned. 1 The industry 'which Mr. Cousins bas proposed 'would appear to be auelther "natural", We do not know how Many pople would be employed, at the commencement of the operation, but we certainly do like the suggestion that future ex- pension could be expected. The size factor isk net ;the only one which proves interesting in this ca.e. The man -who has Made the propo- slitiorr has done bavindss for a num- ber of years in our neighbouring tow-n and everyone here is familiar with the solidarity of his ,business operations. He is no fly-by-nigh idealigt, but rather a mn who has served aloOg with Wingham and 'district people on, public boards and projects, For our own part we •.tw eas of Addmr eq AtrImaan mom Cousins as a member of the local basineSs fraternity. FOR SALE LEGHORN puLLETs We have one of the best st.ralna of leghorns In. Canada today. They are bred for leuoosis rola- tance, which means less tulle, Mit* eggs, and more hens to sell at it* end of the year. Dates available 11 weeks, April 19; 16 weeks, May 7.1 ready to lay, April 30, and In* III vaccipated, wormed. delivered, Andrews Poultry Farm R. R. 3, Seaforth, Out. Phone 647r3 Seeforth • W a YOU DRIVE WHEN TIRED tree, the timber being put, to many uses, the 'building of ships, and homes, furniture, eta. The tree lialuc. continues to live on in other forms. So on the tree of Cal airy, Christ ,wae cut &mil., 'but then 'went on tit live 41he fuller, larger heavenly life. • 4 Driving a oar when you are tired is a danger- ous highway habit. You cannot drive safely - in modern traffic if your reflexes are slow and your eyes are half closed, if you feel weary-pull off the road and take a rest. Programme followed taken. from Missionary Monthly ma those assisting were Mrs. W. Brenmec and Mrs,, C. Baker and Mrs. D. Speiran The roll call was answered by naming a faiv/orite Easter Hymn. Members ware reminded of the Apprectiation 4tarciA ,w01re receiv• ed from Mrs,. IS, W. Whitfield and Mrs. Roek. Alny used clothing for the bale 19 to be left in the church basement. The Mizpah benediction closed the meeting. Lunch was served by the 4•*.T.N.,-.1tr-Sr4•44,1M..74••••,1 I • • • .4111i., T. • Ai- NOTICE • REGARDING "THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT". EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1957, IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO WHAT ABOUT IT? /The above editOriaL taken from last week's iesue of the Wingliam Advance Times, gives the tat payer"; ,eautse for 'serious consideration. Tbe town of Wingham is apparent* ily anxious to "roll 'out 'the welcome mat," Has Brussels doae'as ranch? Mere has been a great deal of talk about, and attempts made we understand; to induce an. indtistrY 'to loeate here, yet, When a local succeestig 'business man content- pieties expansion of his plant it is an an adjoining town that extends inkVacementie for that expatislon. Brussels bas 'never approached Mr, Consinnm in this connection, Wingharn, it is aroastent, is welt aware of the qualities Which Make this ibueiness Man' a desirable one for any dommtinity. He gave ten yea*, of serviee as reeve of BruS- sels; has been, 'very active in coni- muntby affainsf; is 'one Of the heaviest taxpayers tit the village ($070.60 in 1956 ); oniPlOYee eight (1055 payroll $1.9,88/); paid $204,000 to milk and cream. 'produce* Of this aerinumnity last year. We know( OrtiSeeli, Cotincil has been attempting to get annie in. dUstry to locate here but nothing eoterete flus, ever developed as far Or We have been able to ascertain Is thiS 'one too :gding elSetritere without even an attempt. been;; Itielde to have the expansion located bete ‘"Thia is not matter for the conecrn .et the Council Only but for ,every local merchant. If there Vvnalit* 'outlet here for the milk dud cream the fanners preduce where would they do their buying,'' Thr, .ansWe to that is, simple - where they their and Crean). The higher your Wes of"lotal products the more tatineile sail Whitt f0 town to do their •IntSitieSt. Thia is, the teueettt of denattinoill also for tttety'_viitielitts# Yet Make Mill a lOCai blialtiele dr :Maiinfaerf,4 itrer insane. intone Itsh4 at IttOr9 plitiebeging power in ftitiSMIS, LOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL. APRIL 13) Tickets Odd going ;end returning Same Soturday Only* v FARts FROM: FMSLtY PALMERSTON SAO 1 SOUTHAMPTON Sic SARNIA Oa 1 STRATFORD BA STRATHROv tre I; WALkERTO$ 001 WATFORD 1.711 WINGHAM 4.75 WVOMING ei.k $4.79 CU ELFH 1.90 ,S HANCWER $4.30 $4.30 HARRISTON 3.1S 4.M iNseqSOLL szci 42'8 KINCARDINE 9.95 2.45 KITCHENER 2.46 2.45 LISTOWEL 3.60 1.20 mItcHELL 4.00 5.05 OWEN sdinsitt, 4.75 4LENFORD ;BRAMPTON rBRUSSELS piESLE't CLINTON PERDU 'S reitoRdtrOWN OODERICH PENALTIES (IN PART) FOR CONTRAVENTION Oi THE ACT' 1. if ariYperacin not holding a Registration CettlAcate good standing topplita fuel to anyone he Will be required to pay A penalty of $100,00 foe eaell :2, Defy person who fails to Pay the tak an accordance With the Act shall Pay a penalty equal to the aintittrit of tak and $50.00, Evoy registrant who refitted or neglects to collect the tax accordance with thief d Act shall pay a pepalty tguat to the amount of the tail that he refused neglettg td coect arid.,$50O,Oili, 4. Evety ll employee of A kegistfatit. who supplies fuel to A Otirnhater from the purchaser the talc ftritiOada by the Act shall pay a penalty equal to the at/IOWA of the tax arid $5(1.00. * r. ..•:1/14t1.4L bliss MaYine HAMM& tthel; (banging wanking, and: id ettfiriekli ito tier litthe Witt'ailt leg itijiiriee, 1 i's. 666ttc.... *aid fa i Li$tdivot Melthoriall With a heart Ube!, is repented itliPrOtell. Irecsnrer of bntorio mato' CLARK Cortipirolier ReVentit • "SIPEEVIV" GtoRGE Mecurewirmi You RE NOT A GOOD DRIVER '4 HOW GOOD ARE • YOUR DRIVING HABITS DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO f•••••••?` • 'Dollars and Sense How can YOU benefit from having a Current Account? You'll find it much easier to keep an accurate record of your current expenses when you have a Current. Account. When you pay all bills by cheque on your Current Account, you receive back, at the end of each month, aII - your cancelled cheques as well as a bank statement showing every withdrawal and every deposit you have Made. Furthermore, they are much easier to file away than receipts and take less room to store. With them and your bank statements, you'll find it far easier to get an exact picture of how you spend your money. So it's a good move to use a Current Account for paying all current bills-and keep your Savings Account fot actual savings. fire THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Hvi.326 ••••••••••r *W. SATURDAY EXCURSIONS to • 44; ONTARIO • I REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES Application. forms for Registration Certificates may be obtained from the Comptroller of Revenue, Parliament Buildings; Toronto 2. A $1.00 fee must accompany each com- pleted application form. _ Every registrant must forward on or before the 25th clay of each month to the Comp- troller a return containing a complete record of purchases, sales, consumption and inventory of fuel oil for the preceding month, together With payment of the aznount of tax shown therein to be payable. Forms for this purpose may be obtained from the Comptroller of Revenue, Parliainent Buildings, Toronto 2. REFUNDS Persons who have paid tax on fuel oil that is not used to drive a motor vehicle or in connection with the construction and maintenance of any public thoroughfare lay apply for refund of such tax. Application forint for this purpose may be obtained from xhe Comptroller of Revenue, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2. NTO by (NR FROM .AGENTS' 1,••• ••••••, On April 1, 1957, The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act came into effect in Ontario. The Act provides for a tax of 20¢ per gallon on fuel oils, other than gasoline, such as diesel - domestic, furnace, light, medium and heavy (except bunker), used to drive a motor vehicle OR used in any manner in connection with the construction and maintenance of any public thoroughfare. Fuel oils commonly known as STOVE OIL, KEROSENE, COAL OIL AND DISTILLATE ARE. EXEMPT FROM TAX, unless they are placed in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle or used in any manner in connection with the construction and maintenance of any public thoroughfare. CONSUMERS-Please note A tax of 24 per gallon is payable by: 1. Every person who receives fuel oil in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle. 2. Every person who receives fuel oil that is not exempt from tax in a receptacle of less than 40 gallons capacity, unless such receptacle is directly connected with a machine that is• not a motor vehicle. Example-The person will not be required to pay the tax on the fuel received in a tank which is directly connected to the furnace for heating his home; or,. sinillarly, a manufacturer may receive the fuel, less tax, if it is placed in a tank directly con- nected to his manufacturing equipment. 3. Every person who is not a registrant (see Registration Certificates below) and who receives fuel oil in a receptacle having a capacity of 40 or more gallons, unless such receptacle is directly connected with a, machine that is-not a motor vehicle. SUPPLIERS-Please note All suppliers of fuel oil must become registrants (see Registration Certificates below). Fuel oil may be purchased "less tax" by: 1. Any registrant who receives fuel oil in a receptacle having a capacity of 40 or more gallons. Such a receptacle must not be the fuel tank of, a motor vehicle. 2. Any person who receives fuel oil in a receptacle directly connected with a machine that is not a motor vehicle. Examples-Furnaces, manufacturing units, etc. Such a person is not required to become a registrant.