The Brussels Post, 1962-06-14, Page 411iis is "Vow-
OUR of
t:AVK 0:WZ
in as real a sense as
in the Billy Graham
hour. You have noth-
ing to vote for but
debt, more debt, itixeli
-and more taxes
'
with
its increasing Statism,
Socialism and even-
falai (even imminent)
Communism — UN,
LESS YOU VOTE
RENT
These columns the
past three weeks have
endeavored to alert
you to the extent of
,our present debt and
danger and that the
aver age Canadian
family pays visible
and invisible tax of
21 hundred dollars
per year.
Social Credit is the
1V L Y Political
Party dedicated to
;day-as-you-go. The
other three (troika)
are based on debt.
• 0.
fREDIT
has the answers. it is
not just some vague
theory, but has given
37 years of sound gov-
ernment and a buoy-
ant economy to Alber-
ta and B.C.—has paid
off their provincial
debt and in Alberta
has built up reserves
of over 400 millions
of dollars,
It can do the same
for all Canada.
—0--
Proven Performance
and Efficiency Will:
1. PROVIDE MORE
BUYING POWER
2. ENCOURAGE
FREE ENTER-
PRISE
3. ENAP LE CAN-
ADA TO GROW
STRON' G
THE ONLY
SUCCESSFUL
PARTY
For Your
Children's Sake
WANTED —
Calatte to pasture, about 55 head;
running water; plenty of shade.
Close to Brussels.
Tohn Galbraith Phone 23r8
Tlair4541ar) Juno 14t$, O9
sEAFORTH
vplico4sTgRy
Goitre Street
TELEPHONg' 446
For all 91" 41holutering,
F3riltwele Flepreeentattve
SELWYN BAKER
PHONE 263s BROSsEL$
*0.01 "..,t
"What has been done is proof
of what yet can be accomplished"
A statement to the people of Ontario from
Prime Minister John Dieferibaker
"Five years ago the Canadian people gave me and my colleagues a mandate to
end the years of indecision and neglect of Liberal rule and make a start in the
New National Policy which we put before the Canadian people in 1957. You
gave us a renewal of your mandate in 1958,
"in the succeeding four years we carried on that policy and as a direct result of the
many bold and even revolutionary measures which we undertook the recession
of 1957 has been superseded by the boom of 1961 and 1962.
"Our energetic trade policies have
produced the first favorable balance'
of trade in nine years.
"Farm cash income has reached an
all-thne record high. Prices are now
supported on 23 farm products.
"Old Age Pensions and Old Age Assist-
ance have been increased from $46 to
$65. Other pensions have kept pace,
"Ontario received $607 million in fed-
eral payments this year, a huge in-
crease 'over- 1957's $215 million.
"Canada stands today at the commencement of a 'great new era of progress and
prosperity—first as a result of the action we have taken—second, on the neces-
sary condition that the plans we have made and announced for the next five
years are carried into effective action.
"Five years from now Canada will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of
Confederation. Our plans for the future are already five years along the road to
fulfilment and they can, will and must be realized between now and 1967, What
has been done in five years is proof of what yet can be accomplished in the next
five years."
Progressive Conservative JUNE 18
HURPN HAS PROSPERED
UNDER . THE DIEFENBAKER
ADMINISTRATION
A
YA9T9Rt,k PPABRATE ..
ppi3OgN,
.1\ir, and. Mrs. A4 Mooney, 2rt6.
Grainger lid,, Victoria, .eele-
brated their Golden s'l'edding
'4",',Ittliti1 4th:;-?They.,... were ximrrivil.
Wylie 'CIO* and,,
lived On the twie.s. xn,osc. of .their-
leArrteit life,. the last 17 years in '
wthixien, Manitoba. When gr.
Mooney retired they moved to
Victoria.
Mr. Mooney was born in Brussels
son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mooney,.
end hae a number of relatives still:
in Brussels and, vicinity, rhildren
Nits, David Smith: also a cousin.
Mrs. Clarence Martin.
:Mrs, Mooney was Myrtle Me-
Ilonsid, daughter of Anthony and
:)leDonald of Ce-an'brook,
They have four children, Dr. C. M. •
Mooney of Ottawa; Mrs. George)
Graham, Toronto: Mrs, B. K. Scott,
xr1,-eorie ) Flieht Sgt, G. M. Mooney,
AY., Cold Lake, Alberta; ten
erendebildren, and two great grand-.
children,
There ere piney in this area who
rewenther Me. and Mrs. Mooney
e 7Tr Mooney IJnelr'i went to
eeherd here sins inter worked in the
ATeN, .gtrsehart store for s. number ot
VO rg, Mrs- lei-envy attended school
"t reeinhroob, where her parents.
beet. eno owned. Abe store.
)46t;i1E4
be reggiiir *eetieg of 010 T-4.41,00,..
Aidt At the home of Aire. ROW:
Cettinel-040 444, with the president,
W. J, Morrison, in, the
After the singing of the .openitig
'10tixVill:310.W.Wttie tic tikut,.J31,0atk, •
tb,e Meditadent was relleated in
unison, The secretary's report Was
read by Mrs, W. Kerr and the fipple,
ital statement by Mrs. 0, Long, The
Sunshine Secretary's report was
given by Mrs. Cr. Evans,, busin-
ess part of 'the meeting n'-as cone
ducLed by mrs, Morrison, It wns
derided that the July meeting Would
be held as a picnic on the -park and
a coMmittee was appointed to look
After arrangements. Mme, Matheson
conducted the program.
'The meeting closed with the
Mizpab benediction.
A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs- King and Mrs, •Geo, Evans.
FOR SALE SY TENDER
Tenders will he received by the
undersigned for the purchase of the
property of the late Janet Scott. The
property is known as Part Lot 425,
village of Brussels, County of
Huron.
Highest or any Tender not neces-
sarily aecePted,
JOHN G. BERRY,
Administrator of Estate,
Box 640,
Goderleia, Ontarle,
Senior High :School Students and
Young Women teat-trod for service
at Snack Bar, various Shine. Evening).
work, . Saturdays and Oen:lay,
Pleasant work; supervised parking
area, Transportation fittnisted at
end of 6,5c. per hette, an excell-
ent opportunity to earn extra Money
for that holiday. 'Youtig women
rethetWiee employed (1111111g day-time
'Will he considered, 'Kent-1g woman
'required to supervise and tinerater
Drive-th Shack Bar PreVibile
perience helpful but net essential,
Apply to:: The Manager
the New American Hetet
Fott tAt-t
1066 Chev, 6, Sedan
'Paean Electric Range, 36" cattorinitie
oven, clock, wattling closet
2.1tel.,,im.n. Bed. suite eon:11(4111g of
double bed, dressing table and
hone i, oliest of drawers, dresser,
night table,
WalmitWriting Desk and Chair
'Moline-env Coffee table with glass
top and shelf
VIE 'MUSSELS POST
CR,--_NBEIOOK
Knox W. M. S.
The June meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society was held in
the home of Mrs, Mac Engel with
eleven in attendance. Miss Alice-
Forrest was leader and opened the
meeting with the call to worship.
and prayer. Mrs, Gordon Knight
gave the meditation on the Script-
ure reading. Mrs. Sennock read
Matt. 16: 13-18. Hymn 295, "The
)(71turetes. One Foundation" 'was
sung and a note on hymn was
read by the leader, The topic "The
Challenge of Tomorrow" -was given
by Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs, Edwin. G.
Nelson sang the solo "All for Me,"
accompanied on the .piano by Miss
Forrest, A Bible verse containing the
name of a bird was given in response
to the roll call. It was decided to help
witb the •C; (1.C. picnic , providing
ssndwiehes and Freebie, The July
meeting will be held in the home
of Mrs, Fred Smalldon. Mrs, Alex
Steiss was appointed secretary-
treasurer to fill out the year in
T}lare or Nine, Gordon 'Knight. The
nrcsiclent, Mrs. Stanley Fischer gave
a reflect on the recent Presbyter-
lel held in Lecknow. story "The,
Law Written on the Heart" was read
by Mrs. Mae Engel. Mrs. .7ohn Ferrie
lel in the (Glad Tidine)-e proyer. An
cetercettee, i,,,,1117 .frOws n We.man's
Yeeensl. "'Pleven rensens for
i n. Miestemery meetings)* wets "'earl f.
vise 'Forrest. -'l elso closed
y'le w"1-1.1 ereyer. The lunch
Mre. We MeEachern
-erre Peed Sreglirlee aesisted
I, no Fe: a 4,1 T.,(Yoy in 2; lunch}.
Mrs. Glenn Huptliee snent several
clays last week in London with Mrs.
Tifni Me`Thir. who is home egnin
felielgene, recent surgery.
AT''S. Fd, Stnallden, Toledo, Is visit-
ing with his brother George and
other relatives.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, Jack Wilson spent last week
with her son Stanley and MrFe
sett of Hagnilton,
Mee. E. Plant is a, patient In
Wern,en's College Hospital, Toronto-
Clue LOW teat Financing acid
ATTENTION" CAR BUYERS
inattranae Plan witt help ynat
inakt a better deal, BEFORE.
you buy talk to it.
GLENN' M. RONNENBERG
PAOrikitin PSbne 10-220
tlrtitiela Phene Eig
tuceday and1 Friday
AI E'Al.00 cArILF VIEEttl
AS8090.'1104
Estimated Grant
ZS% of Salaries
(eligible) $9,142.50
Debentures (approved) 5,958.99
Refund on Texts and
Library Books 430.05
Grant on Attendance
$24 x 146.18 3,508.32{
Special Grant on Attend-
ance $15 x 146.18 2,192.70
$21.,242.59
Less Superannuation
deduotion 1,212,84
$20,029.75
The assessment of Brussels for
1962 school purposes is $685,775,
(Business and Commercial $194,900
and RTsiclential $490,875), The,
assessment of Grey and Morris
Townships included with Brussels.
Is $15,900, In 1961, the rate was not
sufficient to provide for the needs.
The Board reauests that in 1902 the,
levy be — for Business and Cora-
Mocial 27 n-this and for Farm and
Residential 24,3 mills. This is expect-
ed 'to produce $17,576,92.
In 1962 'the Council at the request
of the 'Board has advanced $3,000. It
is unlikely 'that further requests
will be Made this year.
The levy which the Board requests
makes allowance for the under levy
for 1061. It is expected that the levy
in 1063 will be about 24 or 25 mina
for Business and Commercial Asses.*
sment, and 21 .5 to 22 Mille for
Residential Assessment, In the
Board's original estimate of the cost
of the 8611061, It was stated that
the rate would likely be in'cr'eased
by 7 to 7.5 Mills. The rate before the
.9011661 Was Wilt was 16.5 Mills, The
estimated Ineeease was Made before
the Board assumed the obligation
Of enlarging the auditorium and
makitie other elutnees. Sinte the cost
of eonstrection and equiPPIng
of the sehool -Was 314 .000 beyond the)
grant eehedult, mind much of this'
was due to elieneee. an increase of
more 'than 1:5 Mille was tiecesaarY.
This report is intended to eXPlain,
farther 'the Mibilehed retiert of
Ilectreber 1961.
Truly,
Kinkead,
Inspector Or "public, Scheele
WANTED —
Tricycle, large or medium,
in good condition.
Mrs. Charles Guy Phone 22-13
FOR SALE —
Circular Saw and Frame;McCorc.
ick Deering 'Hay Loader; Woods
Milking Machine.
Norman Beirnes
Phone 34115 Brussels
MAN WANTED -'-
For Rawleigh business. No exper-
ience needed to start, Sales easy 'to
make and profits good. Start
immediately, Write Rawleigh's,
Dept, F-152-190, 4005 Richelieu
Montreal,
FOR SALE —
Ford pushbutton radio; Motorola,
pushbutton radio; 2 Western Tire
radios: pines for McKee harvester;
model J winch Mchee rach; 1 Wing
ham Annex; 28 acres of hay.
Lyle Leake R.R.. 1, Walton
Phone .392-W5
SALESMAN WANTED —
Onr company, which is well
established in this community, Is
interested in hiring a, salesman to
handle a, new line of merchandise.
This program will be sold directly
'to farmers, so that a farm back-
ground is advantageous, Commission
basis of payment. Car required. No
Age limit. There is a good oppor-
tunity in this field for substantial
earnings.
Apply Box 50, Brnesels.
WANTED —
T9 gfriVS$E flATEFAYgR.S
The _following Metter is
to' infOrni. the ratepayers As, tc,• they
financial situation cf hhe prnsacia
Public Sclwel Ticard,
Aay 23, 1962;
NCe.. Kennedy,
'01441IA441, MeWie reboot nea,rcl,
Brussels, Onte,rie,
Dear Mr. Kennedy;
I have examined the Annual
Financial 11,e,poit for 1061 and the
statement of the auditor and have
diseussed with the Municipal Clerk,
Mr, Willi, H. King, ,the financial
position of the Bruesels Public
School Board,
In 1961 the auditor, from the
minutes of the Board, records a
Maintenance Levy of $10,895.00.
Actually the total levy for Debenture
and Maintenance was $12,758,48, And
the Municipal Council paid to the
Board $7,000.00, Thus, at the end of
1,961 when the debentures were paid,
*he overpayment to the Board was
$7,000 less $388.48 or $6,611.52.
The Annual Financial Report of
the Board shows a Balance at the
end of 1961 of $4,154.01. Thus, in,
consideration of the overpayment by
the Municipal Council, the actual.
position of 'the Board was an arrears
of $2, 457.51 — that is $6,611.52 less
$4,154,01
4'046606 ('titter '6uits Are Gilled"
owned -anu controlled
voiMco
Chniee 'suit
broedittr4 tleririhts
110.116 Yon te. to hibrO.
The 'Board's
as follows;
Salaries
Instructional Supplies
Administration
'Operation
Maintenance
Other
Debenture
budget for 1965 is
$18,600
1,800
550
3,700
1
900
12,095
$37,145
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tee.. e41*.tItie or Mores itifortaitioti trAti!. - '`11.41.011, Lamptold Chaile
rtiintati tit 24441, Or for lob* gimp and Shade,
i aikco ttintofi teionflot( Table sod tftoot
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f-"Nifitt t 'Wool-filled 8Atitt OonNtottets Brush,
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