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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-02-27, Page 6' • • • • • • . . Got the order, gat a bank loan we re all set" When a businessman wins an order or contract, he knows he can turn to his local bank for financial assistance. A loan may be needed for one or more reasons—to lay in a supply of raw materials, to buy new equipment, to meet a payroll, or to cover other costs until the firm receives payment for its products or services. With bank credit, companies large and small can take on projects they couldn't handle if they had to depend on their own financial resources. More- over, the chartered banks have steadily widened the scope of their commercial lending to serve new or expanded short-term needs. Every day, local bank managers are lending to producers, manufac- turers, farmers, retailers and others, to help them develop opportunities, meet competition, keep men and machines busy. Commercial loans are one of many essential services your local bank provides, to the benefit of everyone in the community. 27th, 084. 911171111111114 P00% B RUSS41.4 S, ONTARIO REPORT FROM. QUEEN'S PARK (By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.) Menday, Fehreary 17th, open ed with an address to the Assembly by ,Premier RObaXts in reference to the week being dedicated as Brotherhood Week. and suggested that we should try and practice this every week of the year and not for jUet one week out of the Year. In. Ilia Budget Address, Mr, Ross Whicher, M. P. P. Bruce, the Liberal Financial critic, said that he regretted the Budget failed to exhibit that the Government is aware of the urgent need U. encourage, develop and expand the foundations of the economy of this province. He further stated that the budget indicates that the gov- ernment Is content with the makeshift policies of the past rather than to adopt a broad pew imagindtivie outlook paral- elled with measures which would eliminate areas of poverty within the province; 'widely expand opportunities for expansion of existing industries and promote the establishment of new in- dustries using our great natural resources; increase the real wealth of our people, and greatly Increase our population. Instead I. of being offered an energetic and 'vigorous economic program, for Our great province, our citizens are merely being asked to bear increased taxation and they and their children to assume an even greater debt burden. The Prime Minister made a ; statement regarding !the com- mittee on Public Accounts and assured the House that - the Colini-nittee would scrutinize for the Legislature and the people of Ontario an expenditure of public LUDAS% Mr. Robarts made a statement regarding the government's posit- ion on the Canada, Pension Plan. He suggested that he would Like fthe Federal Government to re- consider some aspects of the plan. Thedebate on. the amendments to the Throne Speech was ended by the. Prime. Minister and a vote was taken on the amendments to the Throne Speech, first by the New Democratic Party and then Fon the amendment by the Liberal Warty and was lost 26 to 73. THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY through full-range banking responsive to growing, changing needs Then began the reading of the Estimates of the various depart- ments. First, the Department of. Labour, and this saw the Legislature start its night ses- sions. The House was in Session until 11 o'clock before passing the Estimates en Lab* 01.1r. The continuation of the Estima.tes on Thursday began with the Department of Insur- ance and then the Department of Health. Agreat deal of discus- sion arose in regards to the !problem of hospitals and nurses, iespecially with regard to the shortage in the province and particularly in the large cities. !There were a number of lbns put forward, specifically the Ishift differential allowed to nurses. It was the thought that this. would be of help in encour- aging marriage women back tq nursing. On Friklay, the House Was, pleased to receive as a visitor the Premier of Quebec Hon. Jean Lesage„P. C. and some of the members of his Cabinet, and the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Daniel Johnston, and the Press Gallery from the Legislature in Quebec City. Everybody is ignorant, only on, different subjects, WINNERS AT BLYTH ICE CARNIVAL A good crowd attended the Lions Club ice carnival at Bletil t and there were plenty of com- petitors in the various clas- ses, Among the winners were Nancy Stewart, Kenneth Watson Debbie Hicks, Mark Vincent, Vaughan Honking, Mary Lynne Sundercock, Brenda Shaw, Mrs. Mildred McNall and Donald. McNeil, Mrs. lien Walsh, Mrs. S. C. Galbraith ; James, Mc- Doligall, James Pollard, .and the let Blyth School relay team. Most automobile skids are the result of (1) under-inflated tires? (2) too much snow or ice on the road? (3) over-inflated tires? (4) driving too fast on slippery IA o road surfaces? •BulBuvnt sl pia J00.1 ay; uo!paino ayt LI! tjaown 004 ay; tun; plrioys no,( 'Nils 01 4.u541 loop !LID AnoA j •UlolA 0.113 my; Jnoh uo spool; ay; opis o; hp>ni Wow aJ,rioh liaelwatua.1 Ong •paJACIO Si enBoai hops opo;u0 ay; 0; BulFuoDDV CIA Co-operators InsuraIleP Association and Co-operators Life Iiislaraitoc Association.