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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-05-19, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 1146 CO•OP BUILD EARNINGS AND OWNERS". e grave 0- Phones: BrusselS 388W10 Winghisni1081. 881a810.9. 1?() 131WSSii440. ,(M431,4141.9 FORD SALES and SERVICE '65 FORD Galaxie 500 2-Door Hard Top '64 MERCURY Park Lane 4 - Dr., Hard. Top fully powered equipped '64 FORD XL Convertible, power equipped '64 VOLKSWAGEN '63 MERCURY 8 cyl. 2-Dr. Hard Top, Auto. '83 IVIERC'URN 8 cyl. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. '62 PONTIAC 6 cyl. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. '61 FORD 6 cyl, 4-Dr. Stand. Transmission '63 FORD 1/2 ion Pick-up, in Al condition These units are all in Al shape and ready to go BRIDGE MOTORS BRUSSELS WINGHAM PHONE 249 3574460 asdallesmeo.auNeauditeser— seemed to have a teiadaney stand on eud. One step was coul sieutly rising. it hop ttre young man busy. The collar was too tight. Every little while he would ' shove his forefinger between the collar and his neck and run his fingers to the left while his head ince,ed to the right at the same . speed. His hair was' plastered INTERNATIONAL Wang= S. N E FEED 4 SUPPLIES' LINITED SALES and SERVICE PHONE 523,9501 R.R. 3, ilLyTiEj. is is 0- is le Is- 5n In n- Is d. a n- In ly ot :a is down with whatever tney pee. to my day it was coon oil. Well, the bride were. some kind or a cress. It was blue, or white or orange, or something. I didn't notice the color but I did notice it was poor- ly made, away too long, in. fact, it touched the floor. tier mother should have cut off about six inches at the bottom alai sewed it on the top. What accessories she wore to match? I know noth- ing. She out weighted the groom by about 18 lbs. I judged. She was given away by her father. 1-4 was in. the same joyful mood as all fathers are, when they get rid of au unnecessary daughter. Drunk as a hoot owl that is too drunk to awl,. The mother snivelled but she didn't pat her heart in it by bawling right out. Alter the knot was tied it was up to me to toast the bride. ton, know ui same .old routine. "May your troubles all be little ones". A couple of stories„ etc. ect. I didn't toast the groom. .took a look at his mother-in- law, about 75 lbs. heavier with a face like Yukon Eric. So I prayed for him instead. Then they started, throwing rice and con- fetti and peas. The peas were Would be very grateful. thrown by young Tommy, the coat does not matter so Lride'o kid brother. He was the best shot I ever did see with a shooter. His dad would start to doze eft and Tommy would let him OLIVER Ni. 60 BALER WITH POWER TAKEOFF INTERNATIONAL NO. 46 BALER WITH POWER TAKEOFF SCHULTZ MANURE SPREADER WITH ROWER TAKEOFF INTERNATIONAL 103 MANURE SPREADER WITH POWER TAKEOFF GEORGE WHITE 30 FOOT ELEVATOR 550 Gas Cockshutt Tractor B275 Diesel With HYDRAULIC LOADER INTERNATIONAL C GAS TRACTOR, INTERNATIONAL H NH NO, 68 BALER NH NO. 66 BALER JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF 4-ROW CORN PLANTERS CONTACT US FpR PRICES SPECIAL GAS TRACTOR WITH POWER TAKEOFF WITH POWER! TAKEOFF GENTLEMEN'S CLUB NEWS ITEMS Last Saturday evening I Put On a floor show after a wedding in, kfaldimand County. At one time this was very popular, I have had as many as eight or ten engage- month in ,a year for weddings and at one time professional acts: were, in demand for wedding anniversaries. Tt was a formal wattling. The groom looked lovely in a pair of striped trousers which came down to Within an inch or so of his shoe tops. He had on a pair a white sox, well, one was white the other a tattle tale grey. Dif- ferent kind of detergents, that his mother had been testing no doubt. When. he sat down you. could see about four inches of sox and then three Inches of bare skin. lie 'wore a coat, to match. He also had on a white shirti and collar with Boa tie. The tie have it right on the end or the beek. After a dozen or so I could see they were taking effect. A sobering effect that is. The old man was rubbing his nose which. by now was swollen up like. Jim- my Durante's. Well, I could see the minister was bored and the crowd wanted him away so they could cut loose, around the punch bowl. 1 gave him his envelope with a twenty- dollar bill in it, which was little enough for performing a wedding ceremony and having to say grace as well. For travelling the groom. wore the same suit, but he did have an extra pair of Bermuda shorts, He also carried two potties of gin,, a tooth brush and 3 packs of them there man made cigarettes, .1 have forgotten the brand but you can Watch the TV commercial. It says they are smoKed oy men wro get what they want. The young man in this case gets it alright, but not what he Wants. He gets a life Sentence, with 54 halter round his neck and a ball and chain on his ankle. Bye for now, next week a reply to my goOd friend, and our reeve, regards the unsigned letter which, appeared in the Pest some time agO. 71,11011 Truthfully Yours T. K. F. P.S No fooling — Can any of my readers tell me where I could get a top hat and a Prince Albert coat. I need them for an act.. Size of long as a„ pattern made. 0.00 WHAT ARE FARMER'S COSTS IN CANADA PENSION PLAN? If a farmer subtracts' 8600 from his net income and multiplies the: remainder by 3.6%, he'll find what he pays into the Canada !Pension Plan, according to On- tario Department of Agriculture Farm Management Specialist Donald McArthur. "Any farm operator with a net income of 4800 or more must con- tribute", he add. "For instance, if a man's net income is $3,000, these. would be his calculations: $3,000 - $600 equals $2,400; $2,400 x, 3.610 equals 886.40. Therefore he would pay $86.40 to the Pension Plan annually. If any fanner's contribution is more titan $40, he is required to pay two thirds of it to the Depart- ment of National 'Revenue by December 31st and the balance by April 30th of the following year. Mr. McArthur 'asserts that this is not income tax, nor is to be con- fused. with Old Age Pension, It enforced savings. There is also income maximum of $5,000 on ' Pension Plan contributions. Thus the person with a $5,000 income will. malo the same contribution and receive the sa.ime benefits as a man with a $15,000 one. If farm, employees earn. more than $600 annually, then they Must also contribute. In such cir- cunistances, the, employer pays half of the contribiltion. For ex- aniple, if it farm laborer earns $3,000, including room and board, then he and the farmer he works for must each contribute $43.20. installments must be deducted from each pay and paid by the 15th of the following Month to the Department of National, Revenue. After the first instal- lment for each employee, the Deparment of National Revenue will send the employer a form so -that future contributions may be paid at bank. Before dedUctions can be made, however, the em- ployee must have worked twenty-, five days for the same employer and have earned ;260, Anyone who has invested in the Penshm .Plan for ten years and over will :receive the total pension which is approximately 25 per cent of his average annual earnings over that period. If the pensioner is 'betweep. sixity-five and seventy years of age and is earning more than $900 per year, he will re- ,ceiare only a portion of this pen- sion, The, same applies to people who have been contributing to the plue for less than ten years. Mr. McArthur notes that, while the Plan. is • riot only worthwhile for :future senior citizens, it also benefits widows, orphans, and ,(tisabled persons. 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