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The car on the right approached the intersection and slowed down, apparently
to wait until the other car had passed. Bvt, suddenly, the driver changed lier
mind and began to accelerate . . . no doubt•thinking she had time to cross the
intersection. The other driver braked immediately, but couldn't stop in time.
His car slammed into the other broadside. The indecisive driver died in
hospital. Indecision has been the cause of many serious and fatal accidents.
Remember this every time you drive.
LOCATION:
Rural intersection,
nr. Orillia
4:15 p.m.
ROAD SURFACES
Gravel. Dry
RESULT;
One killed, One
slightly injured
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COLLECTIVE
SPENDTHRIFTS
ALL the authorities on financial matters are warning
that Canadians as a whole PO spending too g1,A0,11
and too fast.
AS a people, should. We not delay fOr a While
some of the things governments are Providing, or
planning 'to provide for us out of our taxies?! Reducing
government spending to a genuine minimum is abso-
lutely necessary tf inflation Is to be halted,
Your aldermen, your member of 'the legislature
and your member of parliament are always glad to
hear from you.
THE.
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
1. MIX 2 1/2 C. rolled oats, 1V2 c. sifted all-purpeee flour, V4 c, brown saga'', I tsp. soda and tsp. Salt, Cut10 3/4 o, bUtterWith paatrY blender or knives till tore IS trUnibly,
A 3; Top With tootling. eat. meal mixture. Devi 350'F. for 40.45 Wu, Cut tutu
squares, Servo Wariii or told,
Make "candies" by topping. With ICS :Main rolls; use almonds
- --tortrormatm...:
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liStMas
btu
Always Better
With Butter
lee cream and crunchy almonds top
these gay Christmas Light-Ups. But the
real flavour is baked right in. It's
butler-fresh creamery butter-lending
its matchless flavor--enriching with its
natural goodness, Remember, for all
your festive baking and right through the
year, "It's Always Better with Butter".
FREE! Marie Fraser's "Merry ChristmaS"
recipes for cookies and candy. Also
her new Rutter BOoklet,
2, fir* half this mixture in the bottom of a well but. Ord take tin; spread with 2 c Whole Oradell' sauce and apridkle With tsp, grated orange rind 'and '/1 C. shredded coconut,
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
ESTIMATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ESTIMATED REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 DECEMBER, 1957
ASSETS
CURRENT
•Cash on. Hand and In Blank $ 5,876.12
Due from Province of Ontario 3000.00
Due from Waterworks 7,564.89
Due from Brussels Public faraty,Underlevied 11 567.81
Tax Arrears 10,08,96 $23,707.78
$28,707.78
LIABILITIES
!CURRENT
Accounts Payable
Due to Other Beards
119.43
1,0.93 $ '130.36
AUftPLus
Balance 21 December 1957 ,,,,,,,, .. . .... $28,577.42
$28,701,78
CERTIFICATE
We have examined the books and records of the VAlage of
Brussels a's at 31 October, 1951, We haVe estimated the Revenues
and ExpenditureS for -the balance' of the year and have PrePwrod
the above Balance Sheet and the accompanying Statement of
Revenue and Expenditures, on this basis, for the Year ended 31
Deceniber, 1957.
London, Ontario. Pearson, Edwards and Ca.
12 :November, 1957 ,Accountan't's and Auditors
STATEMENT OF ESTIMATED REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER, 1957
REVENUE
Hall Rent $ 185,00
MiscallaneoUs
, • .......
Tax Roll .. . • .......... ......
County Grant (Road) ,,r„st,„0„OVI.1.1„-
EXPENDITURES
()Mee ...... ................
Indigent hospitalization - ..... ...„ ......
Heat and Light.................
Printing and Postage .....
Street Lights ,...1•0•00 ........ 01,,, .......
Gtallt ...... ..... .....
Roads and ,Streets .......... .„ .........
Cutting gees . i ..... ...... ..... *9„.„1.0”
......
brains ............ ..... ....... ......
InstiiretnCe ..........
UndinPloyirient Mainline
Trilek Repairs. hild Operation „ ......
Repairs and Supplieo end
Town tritta Maintenance
Maitland River Corviervation
Batik Charges 0 I ,.,..„11 ,,et ........
4o-hog
County Raitta
Wingham Infe Seiteti
Watertorks
...... ... ..............
Pnbaie School
• ........... ...... ..
8rAPIAV8 rort Y1 iL7G
$ 993,01
761,75
4,465,00
47.70
228.45
1,489.50
1,180.00
7,918,75
402.00
1,093,58
104,47
162.26
105.00
5,40
340.44
40.65
76,62
584.01
151.19
400,42
167.25
7„54u1
6,581.30
5,6Z6,k.
10,31111,82
$ 65,00
$ 4,219,84
332,08
2,345.00
160,83
42,414.87
1,2,00,00 . $51,022.12
Licenses
•{I , 4.4"M .......... ....... ........ ....
Province of Ontario - Highways ....
- Other
Per Capita Grant
Fire Departinent
DePahlnent
Relief end 4Tharity rt. ....trress•Iirm..44
ittenitil and Sanitation
56,170,74
- 845.38
AR.U5SF.LS POST
W(ktiwesduy2 NoraAber SI, 0
81AATLINO,
M.otorforatria, . st SWeilish „"litskir-
ntoe Ocnnottriy, ,'rites "traffic in-
F Ilelltk CAI(' I, Startling evidenee of the roile , , $, $,rtiratieti Solely for Abstititioro.
- -ettogiti,s A 1101101,, 'plays in traffic rieelderita
la torliglio(t by OW records.
-Oi! After 14 years' In r ttbzlitos tit t= k •
I bad to 1,11V in 'loses'tier'
SATURDAY, DEC. 7th
at 12:30 p. M. Sharp
2 piece Chesterfield Suite by
Kroehler
Large Living Room MIrror
Large size Sp.ce Heater
Pair matched End Tables (blonde)
Coffee Table (blonde)
Pair matching table lamps
Trklite, lamp ,magaline rack
Thug 9 x 12; 2 Vases
21" Marconi TV and Base
pair flowered Drapes
Walnut Occasional Chair
Kitchen Stool; Buffet Lamp
Card Table; Hall Tree
Modern Dinette Suit,,e (blonde
wood) 6 Chairs
Buffet and Table (as new)
Dominion 4 burner Electric Stovb:
9 cu. ft. Marquette Refrigentot
C,hrorrue Breakfast Suite, 2 chairs.
Admiral Radio
Quebec Heater
Quantity of Stovepipes
Regina, Floor Polisher
Electric,. Tea Kettle
11's'irr-un Tdaster
Dominion 'Washing Machine
Cris Lawn Mower (1 year old) 4
cycle
ITetpoint Coal. Annex
yon'inental hed (box springs and
:orlings and mattress)
n' Broom Chair
Pqtliroom pamper
Baby Convertible Boggy, like new I
'7hifl,roonr, 'Vanity
Steel eirigle Bed. mattress and.
.nrings
rhin,ronle, Child'S Rocider
Complete 3 piece BedrOord Snits
(blonde) with springs and aiirin,g
111eld_inaltiresa, linchidinig
and Mrs. Dresser and Chest Of
11;HaWerk
Pair Dresser Lamps
of . Books
Pe-Aside Table
Dedeemn Lislolehmt
Crib and Mattress (blonde)
-Melt Chair: Thistles. Curteing,
Fonit Tl'ose Bedding, Linens and
,flier liteins Usual to a 'triad-
P" "11,61(1 . 1.00 numerous to
to r'vetritioit.
CLEARING AUCTION S&LE
' Of Household. Effects
To Be Held in
the BRUSSELS ARENA on
.IttlIMS CASH
Poop ' oto • Soil No .11eSet'ii
f ow. §esodand, Atlettolieir
,, x o#ItitA, 'Pr6htiOtttie.
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CRANBROOK
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be celebroted in Knox Pres. t
Church on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 11 j a. ATII.ohrd
stmas Tree and Concert will k
he put on by the Sunday School of
Knox Presbyterian Church and the
public school, The -date has not been 4 decided on but futher announcement 1 will be made next week..
Bill Gordon, 14th. eon. is confined
splintered knee-cap as th e
to the Wingbam Hospitalrewsuitlht ofa
a car accident over a week ergo.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kirkpatrick
enjoyed a week's holiday, motoring
. to New York and other points.
Mir. Lyle Gordon is improving in,
health and it is hoped. Ivo will soon.'
be home again,
' Mrh. Duncan MicTagg a r t is
Seriously 111 in the K and W. (
Hospital, Kitchener. 1
'The 'evening planned by the 4
Library Board for Nov. Sth had to I
be postponed, because of sickness i
in the commlunity, until Friday
Nov. 2,90. Come and give your
support to the Library Board and
enjoy the splendid pictures on a
"Trip To Alaska'o to be shown by
Mr. D. A.. Ran 71 and also pro-
greqsive euchre.
Craribrook W. I.
The Oran-brook W. T. will meet
Tuesday evening Dec., 3rd, at 8,30
P. M. Mrs. Steffler, convener of
Public Relations has i)lanned a very
in t ere,Q tin g meeting, d
The motto "This Christmas let 8
us remember the Lord loveth a
,eheerful giver", will be given by
Mrs. Bremner, Mr. Brown minister ,
or l'Irrgsels Mitred Church will be
oneet speaker, 111V's. -George Gal•
bra ith of BrusseTA. will demonstrate ,
the wrapping of Oinistmas parcels
A Cordral welcome 'tr, all ladies of
the r o minim ity,
The regular W. M S meeting was ,
hold at the home of Mrs Wilfred
Silckler with ten members and one
j
' Visitor present, Mfrs, Stuart Evans
Opened the meeting with "Go ye and
teach ail nations". Hymns were
sung with. Mrs Engel at the piano.
The seripture was road by Mrs
Stainton. A reading "Black Market
in Bibles" was given ht- Miss
Forrest. Nava! by Mrs Lynn
Evans A reading on "Relay toreb
rare by Mrs. Stuart Evans. , Tile
-topic on "Go Teach' wee taker bv
Mrs. Engel. Mrs, Timor :um took
over the business part of the Meet.,
ilia. Inv:Rations wale extended td
bar soletetY 'from the EVenilig
Ailxiliary to:Meet with them Nov 12
and Union "WW1 Church W. M. S.
Nov. 14 A'i'rs, Start rialit 0.0ged
- the meeting with prayer after
which lunch Was served by the
`hostess end Mrs. Dunn,
,.a.,, ....au•,..* . 0 P.,. . , ,, . P-..-.... ,
'Spatial INFORMATION Meetivid'..;
in Fito:11-4 tri the PropoSad
WHEAT MAPIMTINO 01-AN'
wr:d Be Held
AdAtOULY t. BOARDROOMSUPBOARDROOMS
1 duldforr Thuidday Nthe. 28th MI
I dudat rt. pdakar: REG, Nirs/Efid
dhAirmarl OA Wheat Growers Asac '
1
, Sponsored by Huron itiWriet 0. r. ii
as% less than the overage of 30
other eompanieh. And tire num-
Veli of ciaime, per 1.00 vehicle was
37% less. Since by no means all
of the policy holders in these otherr
companies were drinking drivers,
-alcohol had to play a tremendou
alcohol had to play a tremendous
role to. create the difference be-
tween, the two groups.
How does aloohol do that?
1. It slows down reactions.
2. lit creates false confidence.
3. It impairs concentration and
dulls judgement.
4, It affects vision,
ELMA r'ARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Established In 1884
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
Insures"
Farm Property, Private Dweillriat
and Contents In Towns and V11410111
Schools, Churches and Haiti
on an,
"INSURANCE AT COST" basis
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS
Contact your Nearest
Director or Agent
R. W. (Dick) Whitfield
also Windstorm Insurance
Brussels, Ont.
UNITED CHURCH W. A.
The W. A. of the .I.Turterl Church
met in the :church :parlours ,Tues,
day evening, Nov, 19th with Mrs.
Bryans in the chair and Mrs. A.
Armstrong at the organ.
• The ' opening hymn was sung.
Scripture lesson -was read by Mrs.
R. Walker and prayer offered by
Mrs. R. Thomas.
Secretary's report was given by
our secretary Mrs, B,ann and this
was adopted,
,Teasurer's report was then read
and adopted. The amount made
from 'the Fowl Supper made a very
endouraging report.
The ,Good Cheer reported nine
calls. The parsonage committee re-
p-art was given by Mrs. Lowe that
.afteir visiting the parsonage there
was much that slIonld be attended
to, floors, curtains,, decorating etc.
Mrs. W. G. Leach. and Mrs. J'.
land were appointed a committee
to look after the ,cocoa matting
Ithe' front -porch of the. chtuch.
It was decided to have a hoUse
detaining of the church by the halal
- as many as possible to come
Monday afternoon and others
Wednesday afternoon.
The officers were put back by
acclamation for one More year.
Mrs, McFadden to take. Mrs. W.
'Spence's- place as 2nd vice was the
only exception,.
The committee to look after the
December meeting is Mrs. W. Bell, •
Mrs, W. Williamson, -and Mrs, A.
Armstrong. This meeting to be held
on the second Tuesday of December
and in the. afternoon ,
A social haulr was then held and
a splendid lunch partaken
A vote of thanks Was 'given by
Mrs. It Cousins to the committee
namely, Mrs. H. Thomas, IVIrs. R,
Zzrnllcer and Mrs. W, ,Sijeiran.
Do Your Christmas ShoPpIng
In Brussels