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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-04-04, Page 2bno Dnuaimis Poe, STLISSILLA Wm** BOY SCOUT PAPER DRIVE Please bundle and leave old Newspapers outside your home this SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 6th Brought to you as a public service by ONTARIO'S SILVER BLACK FLEET 111.01111•1110111 kaiiniZIEMIELvarmiorezmitMOMMISIMP' ATTENTION FURNACE OWNERS For Prompt Cleaning and Servicing Plus Repairs For Ail Types of Furnaces Guaranteed Expertly Done CALL 47W HOWARD W. BERNARD 24 HOUR, SERVICE 11-11;11.SDAY, APRIL 4th, 1.963 ollailbresaikomsgiliblkumfingulidi MELVILLE YOUNG WOMEN'S GUILD Young Women's .tiuild held their March meeting in the church parlour, hire, U. Adams was in charge. The topic, of the evening was "The Cress.', Mrs. Adams read an explanation of the gross in our church. "When Surey The Wondrous Cross" was sung. Jessie Little lead in, prayer. A scripture verso }Vas read by each member present., Mrs. Adams introduced the. guest of the evening, itev. W, Morrison, who gave a very :n- Wresting talk about "Ireland" explaining Ireland in past years and, as at is at tne present, time. lie also entertained with loyely colored slides of inn ny beautiful places of interest in Ireland. Xs's. Adams thanked Jr. Morrison, RAL The basic problems facing Canada today have been described by Mr. Pearson in these words: "The simplest and most obvious need before Canadians today is to elect a new government with the will to set the country back on its course, a government with a margin large enough to govern effectively, a government that can stay in office for at least four years and put into effect a realistic and a strong program, taking the decisions that will have to be taken." The Liberal party recognizes that everything cannot be done at once. The first priority is to restore the confidence of Canadians in themselves, and the confidence of the world in Canada. The second priority is to bring forward concrete measures to expand the economy. These will include a municipal development board to assist municipalities in starting their particular projects; creation of a new Development of Industry to encourage industry in our Huron towns, so that graduating students may find career opportunities at home. It will be possible also to implement plans to deal with difficult farm surpluses. Particular attention will be given the problems of the Ontario farmer, where net farm income fell by $16,000,000 in 1962. At this time, too, it will be possible to provide increased security for our older citizens. A national contributory pension plan, completely portable, will provide pension increases for retired persons to $75.00 per month for single people, and $140.00 per month for married couples. But first, and MOM' important, we must be certain of a stable, decisive Government. A Liberal Government will provide effective, de- cisive government. A Liberal Government will act quickly. Parliament will be summoned on May 16th the earliest possible date. In Huron, vote for responsible government ! VOTE McGAVIN -- LIBERAL (Published by Huron Liberal Association) opow.04010~0+1•00•*•01 ELECTION TEAM Norman DoPoe (left) and Bruce M4rsh are part of the large team Who will kee,p the county posted Ori federal election results via CBC television. Nord:eat Defoe is national reporter and Bruce Marsh the national "anchor man" Tor the election night broadcast trth csq Toronto, The pogram will Over sal nspecth of the voting" and follow-up national, regional and local developments, This year first time, direct repents wall be carried live from all 10. provinces by special hoolt-nps, Thn lateSt electronic equipment will be used to keep viewers abreast of the rest* THE blis:US,SELS POST Established 1872, Serving the Parmiug Community Published at BRITSTIII4S, ONTARIO, every Thursday ItOy W. KENNEDY, Publisher Member Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Onto Weekly Newspapers Association Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives sattorined Se Second Class Post Office. Department, Ottawa Mrs. 1x. I:pother had charge of, tile business peetaannits mostly to the concert April 9 by Listowel Salavation. Army Band Arrangements were made per- taining to tickets, piano etc. .A. dolicious lunch was served by hostess, Isabel Adams and Jessie Little.