HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-10-12, Page 2THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF ONTARIO
Progress in Housing
H.O.M. E.—the Robarts govern-
ment plan that reduces down
payments, increases owner-
ship—is providing many new
homes at manageable cost.
And the Ontario Housing Cor-
poration, too, has provided
more public housing in three
years than the rest of Canada
combined in 15. New satellite
city plans also promise orderly
suburban development,
Progress in Education
For the past five years, an
average of 11/2 new schools or
substantial additions have
been, opened every day. One
new secondary school every
two weeks, Five new universi-
ties since 1963. Nineteen new
Community Colleges. Educa-
tion grants up 600%. Fast
action in education for fast-
changing times.
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Commerce financing and bank services
helped this farmer buy a new pick-up truck.
Are you planning any purchases?
Come to the farmer's bank.
YOUR
DATE
WITH.
PROGRESS.
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Progress in Agriculture
The Robarts government rec-
ognizes the difficulties that
face agriculture during these
years of change—is taking
effective steps including a
$500,000 grant to the new
Farm Income Committee;
loans for farm modernization;
crop insurance at favorable
rates; promotion of exports;
and the new Capital Grants
Plan.
Progress in Taxation
Ontario's 1967 budget showed
no increase in taxes. What's
more, two Smith Report pro-
posals have already been en-
dorsed to reduce your local tax
bill. One gives an allowance of
up to $2,000 of assessment on
property; the other takes over
the entire cost of justice.
BOWLING NOTES
Teams are still Close, but the
holiday didn't do some of of the
bowlers auy good.
Team Standings
Jack's Streaks 33
Ned's Siedies 81
Lois' Lepricous 27
Davis's Devil's 26
Mel 25
N,Ick's Red Caps 23
Ladies' High Singes
Jane Ward
Joyce Kellingtoi
Jean Bolger
Ladies' High Triple
Jane Ward
Ruth Huether.
Marion. Machan
Men's High Single
Jack Higgins 272
and 260
Ned Rutledge 251
Don Jacklin 227
MA's High Triple
Jack Higgins
Ned. Rutledge
Ron 13uether
Substitute9
`Murray Lowe for Marion Machan
Ilay Bronson for Marni Bronson,
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HURON PRESBYTERIAL,
UCW HOLD WORKSHOPS
Hu ron Presbyterial United
Church Women held work-shops
in Rensall and Blyth on Monday
and Tuesday, October 2. and 3, on
the theme "A More Vital IT.C.W,
These were led by Miss Marjorie
Smith, field Worker for the Board
of Women of the United Church,
Features of the day's program
were: the introduction of the new
study books; 'Panorama of the
Bible" and "Japan. Profiles',;
Bible study session on the mean-
ing of "Covenant"; and discus-
sion groups on "Social Issues
of Today",
Mrs. W. B. Cruickshank of
Winghain, president of London
'Conference I'.Ci.W., broUght
greetings from the Conference.
Mrs. Cidlbert Beecroft; member
of the Conference finance com-
mittee, explained the how system
to replace the allocation system.
in 1968; and showed film. strip
entitled "Bread, Laughter and
Dignity, which portrayed the I
outreach of the church's work in
many parts of the World,
A. similar short work-shop was
Street Church, Clinton, for ladies
Street Church, Ciintoni, for, ladielt
who could not attend either of the
day-time sessions.
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