HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-09-20, Page 5Thursdtty, SeThi'enlber 96
"Farm people have been exploited because
our government neither understands nor
acts on our farm problems of today.",
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Published by Huron-Bruce Liberal. Association
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The October meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Earl Dunn.
Oh Sunday morning in Knox
Presbyterian Church a Rally Day
/Service was held at 11,15, The
children of the Sunday School were
seated at` the front and promotion
certificates were presented, Next
'Sunday, Sept, 2'3, Sunday Sch.00l
will meet. at 10.15 p.m,
Evening Auxiliary
The September Meeting of the
Cranbtoolt Evening Auxiliary was
held Thursday evening Sept. 13, at
the home of Mrs. Newman. Pfeifer
With 12 members and one visitor
present, The leader; "Tillie Engel
opened the meeting with a verse
'followed by prayer. Thu first two
verses and last verse of hymns 658
Were swig. The seripttire, Psalm 23
was reed by Tillie Engel, The'
meeting was turned over to the.
president, Minutes of the last meet-
ing Were read and approved..
Roll &Ill was answered With a Bible
verse, Collection WAS taken by
Helen Satin, A hospital gift anion%
leg to one dollar is 'to he bought,
Moved by tsabel Htlether, Seconded 1
by Doris McDonald That We pay for? "
a C. 0, ii, study book the :seetional
mooting is 'to be held- in Thinssels
October 25th, The Peening Atisiliary
Rally Is to he held Oetelier -top at
s lisle. in the eltateh. The ladies. of
V.-Aori t'lleireb invited 'Ole a uxilla ry
tr, their mer'iltte SW, i‘th at ..''i) 'nu,
tonicM--two Nowa tetforg "VinatT-4 es.. red-tees*, sese --..., vs. r- s 1
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IN 4UPPOft.T. QF .AUNT Form 23
THE EVECTION ACT, 195i
Section 88 (4)
Notice of holding an
ADVANCE.
'Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to, The Electien Act, 19510
(Section 88) poll for the Electoral District of Huron-Bruce, will be
open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 27th, 28th, and 29th,
days of September, 1962, from 8 a,m, until 5. p.m. and from 7 pono
until 10 p.m,
(9 a.m. Until 6 p.m. and from 8 pan. until 11
The polling places for the said electoral district will be
located at the
TOWN HALL, WINGFINIVI
MUNICIPAL OFFICE, RIPLEY
PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRUSSELS
FEDY'S STORE, MILDMAY
for the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect to be
absent from the electoral District on the day fixed for polling. The'
ballot boxes will be opened and the votes counted at 7 p.m. (S 13,m.
D.S.T.) on Thursday, the 4th day of October, 1962, at the said places
Dated at Wingham this 6th day of September, '1962.
W.
B,
mcRetCu°rnCtilng Officer.
Voting for bii, booms° the company OctOber 4, would be keeping at Queen's
Boss 'Whictier, M. P. P. for Bruce. park Is Shady cOmpany. 1te Corte
told the audienee that. Ontario is in, einded by pointing to Murray .G.aimb
serious trouble, going further into as a winning combination of exPer-
debt despite the nAtisance — operated, E fence anti ability and •understanding•
sales tax, fillbsidling the "won't I of 'town and country prob lems:
work,' to win votes and ignoring/ i Coffee and doughnuts wore served, i provision for education. He stated by the Brussels lames following the
!that Ontario students, refused meeting.
i higher education because of lack of
i. 'facilities are taking their skills and
the inerestanent in their early educat-
ion to the United States,
Murray Gaunt stated flatly that the,
,Ontario farmer has- been exploited,
'that the people of Ontario want, Old
will demend, a change of govern-
anent. Tie pointed out that the
farmer is the best spender in the
TESTS HOME-8014,T PLAINE
Mr, and Mrs, \Vs James Arm-
Strong have- j'us't returned from
,Saint Ste Marie where they • visited
Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Tibbo and
family, and iiiiisboroi Wisconsin,,
where They visited, Mr, and Mrs.
Eiallingend and family, during contrantrity. Taking the town of which timo Jim tested their home- Winghasa as an example, he gave built :airplane, figures 'proving that the amount the,
farmers spend in the town, doubles
the amount spent by the towns-
people themselves. This. pattern
prevails right through On=tario, It
proves beyond a shadow of a doubt,
he said, that 'prosperity on the farm
makes for prosperity in, the eammuns
Farquahar• Oliver, To, P. P, for
'Grey South staled that in a bye-
election there is nothing to be
gained by electing another member
to the existing government rahks.
He started that a government
in office too long becomeg
a corrupt government. Why..
he asked, did Leslie Frost quit in
mid term? Mr, Oliver suggested'
'that the reason he quit was that
hr' did not want to sit up with the,
revelations of corrupitiou bound to
be revealed and that he tossed the
hot potato° to. Roberts. He also
stated that 'no government In Ont-
ario in 40 years has been so bereft
IN MEMORIAM
OVING'I'ON In loving memory
of Samuel Ovingtort who passed
away 'September 18th, 1661
of Irti.owleds0 of farm probleras.
The Tories are afraid of and pander
to 4"4. large and enthusiastic sesdiseets verticavertical1
,gathered Friday night 0 hear twO testify to this.
1 011tstanding Liberal Inensbers of the
Legislature speak on behalf of thaNt r`theOlivveiette'rr:11:dthbeYTe"i;get:(11:.
Murray Gaunt, Liberal Candidate: dote 'a favour by refraining frOux for 'Huron Bruce in the bYe•QleetIon,
GREY sCHOOL AREA $9, I
-BOARD MEETING
The regular 019%410 of the CiveY
School Area. No. 1 was .meld In We,
Ethel SOW. on Sept. 4, at S:30 p. M.
with all membere. preeent,
The minutes of the August Meet,'
log were read and adopted.
Mellen of Ascher and Denteray •
Carried,
Motion'. .of Conley and ilaynard
that the Seeret4ry bill Grey School
Area, No, a tor rite pupils front that
Area who attended ISTQ, 8 school from,
January to. Attie 1998 of $20.00 pets
MUM per month,
Carried
Motion of Fischer and DemaraY
that the following accounts be paid
-- Carried
T1, A. Harrison & Sons
caretaker stipplies $ 8.12
Humphries & Co,
caretakers supplies 12491
R. L. Cunningham, 46400 lbs
of coal at $24.00 ...„.„.... 550,80
David Brown, labour 30,72
Motion ef -Conley and. DemnraY
that the Board request the Grey
Council to issue debentures in the
amount of $180,000 Ito finanee the
building of a new Central School
for 'lel 1P'Pn and that the Chairman
'0 ,"'1 1,904.,11tlirt11 q, 111.1:agent l ips
request to The Council at its next
regular muting,
Carried.
The inettine adjourned on motion
of Depiarav to meet eenin oc Oct.
at 8;40. p.m..
74Iornl . 0 rte..iwpi%
Secretary
Mr. and Mrs. John Topham and, NO MORE A LENDER
daughter, Mary' Elizabeth, visited. Sill" mac- to man is so unjust,
with Mr. and Mrs, it, W. Kennedy on I do not know which one to trust- I've trusted many to my sorrow, 'Sunday. Now when I lend 'twill be to-morrow.
One year ago since 'that sad day I
The one we loved was called away.
'God took •him away, it was His will,
But in our heart he liveth,
Ever remembered by wife, family
and grandchildren, DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toren%
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON he MOdern
To Be Traditionally
Correa
CRANBI-tOOK
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, J. H, .Glalbraith of Toronto,
visited Brussels, friends on Monday,
Mr, '.0, Long and Mrs. Wade of
California have been visitors with
Mrs. J'. Backer,
Telephone 45 Brussels, Ont.
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D. A. RANN
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Ora n brook W. I.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Johnston and
family of Cooksville were week
end visitors in Brussels.'
Mr, and Mrs. Win Smaildon,
Petersburg, Indiana, visited with-
relatives in 'this district.
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The Women's. Missionary Society
held its ,September meeting at the
home of Mass A. J, ,Forrest with
nine in .iastendance.. Mrs. Edwin.
Nelson was the leader and scripture
'reading was given by Mire, Mrs.
Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Wilfred
'Strickler led, in prayer. A reading
"The Hands of Jesus Christ" was
read by Mrs, Nelson. Miss Forrest
prepared the Opia,.and was assisted
by Mrs. John Perris. • reading a
letter and Mrs, Alex Steins acted as
interviewer and Mrs.' Mac. Fngel the
Deaconess, This was the second of
'two statdies on the Downtown area
of car big cities. The President
conducted the business period and
verse containing "labour" was given
in roll call response. It Yeas ' ct repfl
to 111.1.011n,Sn a ctucly book for the
C.. 0. to Lull Oil W11 SorvP4-1 'the
11OP,(oc and 11.1",% MTh
The
Bouquet
Invitation
Line
Wedding Invituttons
Thermo..engraved (RA1sED 1.1i'rmitcic)
Wedding and - en gagesuent announceinsii Is, 1.);ttli a e noumee-
' mega,- confirmation imitations, golden and sliver anniversary
awriertuteements, etc.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold 'Marshall of
Stratford and Mrs. M, Elliott. of
Winnipeg, were visitors with Miss
Bessie Moses.
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Mr, Tan. MeDonaid entertained His.
Excellency, the Royal Danish Anshan-.
sador to Canada, and his son, at his
summer home in 'the 04taneau
on Sunday,
Mr, and. Mrs. Edwin. Martin and
Owendolyno visited with Mr, and
Harry Toombs of Queensville and
and Mr. and Mrs, !Roy Savage or.
Wiflowdale last week,
,.Tim Davis has purchased • a
Hardware business in Luean.
Davis, who is disposing of his farm
'here, takes possession of the Lucan
,store on the first of October,
Word was received here last week
of the death of Ws. Ferris of 'Muni.
peg, A native of Brussels, she was,
the former Dolly Recker, a sister of
Wni, Backer and the late
Baelter of Brussels.
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Theivino-evr.avirt„,er
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Leash and fees like the finest hand engraving.•Toe letters
isave an elegance and indivitiuslity only the finest hand 05_
graving can match.
Thernio-engraving (RAISED LETTERI10)
Coils about hall as much at honet engraving, becauso ft
assa, the copper plate that makes han engravings° es.?cte-iet
AND IT'S READY WITHY.14 THE W.F.St .
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Ilvi.;$ bar gent eatsmom
Einatora, 11 distinctive aprIeri of IstterrIeg. is ,Linea
priziad 64. leer Its * 40.00 Cat; 100 far $1 3..Ar.
Clete with iktblo eityelopes arid thanes.
SEE OUR DISPLAY AT
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Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Perrin spent
the past two weeks in the, Maritime,
Provinces. On the return trip they
were aecompariled by James Perrin.
B, A.„ who sPent the smuttier on a.
mission charge tql'n't
Nova Seotin. He conducted the
service in Melville Chun on Sun.
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