HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-01-30, Page 2THE DUMONT ALUMINUM COMPANY LTD.
Yes, advertising is good, This a way to keep one's company and
and name before the public A company can spend dollars in adver-
Ing, but it is the material used and workmanship and know-how that
really advertises itself. We have both these at Dumont. Aluminum
and don't think I'm not proud of it (within myself) when people stop
me on the Main. street and say: "That's a nice job your company is
doing Al, mighty nice! Come give me an estimate, will you?"
Thank you.
ALLAN DOBSON, • Representative of The Dumont Aluminum C
Ltd., Ethel, Ontario. Phone 321-W-4 Brussels.
FARM NEWS
foreign aid.. drinking and tin tins,
FROM THE OFA an(1 farm machinery depreciation,
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Mril- Mrs, Jim Pierce: sports officer,
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3EE OUR NEW CATALOGUlt
TtifE BRUSSELS In o
Resolutions cirri f'te.ti at . tlw
Federal Government from Ontario
Federation Of • .1 grienititre
(Truing Estate and Gift Ta .>s arm
t.:te Once-int-a-1.4ifetime Git!t Will .
he cOsidered at the annual meeting
of the Catiaditin Foderation of
Agriculture.. •
Charles Mauro. OVA president,
will head,. an official delegation. of o
seven representatives to the
Ottawa, meeting.
Regarding the Estate and (lift
Taxes,. „ the OFA, urges that the
-Canadian Federation study some
practical plan to effect an orderly
transition of the family farm to
the su.ccooding generation.
The reSolution states that receni
federal and. provincial prOposals
designed to alter the for
for calcula•ting gift and estate
taxes would appeal' to put an un-
fair burden on .the farming corn.
munity. This will tend to discour-
age farmers* sons from contin-
uing fanning and would have the
effect of increasing the cost of
food.
1.1158 legislation placed the
value of a Once-in-a-Lifetime (lift
of real farm proprty at $10,000.
The ()I" now believes that this
figure is unrealistic. The special
resolution urgs that the CPA. take
immediale action to bring this
to the attention of the federal
government. So th.e once-in-a-
lifetime gift of real farm property
he established at $2.5,000.
Other t'esolntiotis concern nat.,,
tioual marketing programmes,
NOTICE.TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate 01
JOHN A. HISLOP
deceased
ACl, PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above-
mentioned, late of the Village of
Walton in the County of Huron
retired farmer, who died oa or
about the third day of October,
1965, are required to file proet cli
same with the undersigned on or
before the ;list clay of January
1960, after which date the executor
will proceed to distribute the es-
estate lta.ving regard only to Site
claims which shall then have been
received.
at Brussels this 2nd day
of January, 1969.
CRAW FORD, SHEPHERD
& MILL
Solicitors for the ExeCutor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
FRANCES HISLOP
deceased
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the' above-
mentioned, late of the Village Of
Walton in the. Connty of Huron
widow, who died on or about the
twenty-third day of December.
1968, are required to file proof of
Sallie with the Undersigned on or
before the 31st day of January,
1969, after which dare the executor
will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard only to the.
claims which shall then have been
received.
DATED at Brussels this 2nd day
of January, 1969.
CRAWFORD, SID PHERD
& MILL'
Solicitors for the Executor
BLYTH LEGION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Prior to rho election of officers
Priftely night. a Canadian flag was
presented by Mrs. Bernard Ball
iii ihl:' Wontell'S Auxiliary to the
'Royal Canadian Legion, Brancri
1211, 13Iyth, in memory of her lilts.
Hand, 0 former branch menthol',
Ralph AlcCrea was 1.o-elected
legion president and Mrs. 1•Tarold
!la d I ey was rettirned us Wein en's
auxiliary president.
Other officers: vie i'-
(n'esiiie'nt's, Leonard Mooney.
Thomas l'herupson"; treasurer,
Sta niey Lyon secretary, Clai'e
Vitiee-n.t; service bureau Officer
Your 'Milo
i14!hits.urance
Out like to
hear from you
( before it's too late)
When you turn 21 you are
no longer covered by
your parents' Hospital
Insurance, You =St •
take out individual
membership within
3Q days. Get your ap-
plication form at a•
bank, or a hospital,
or from
When you. have a new
address notify your
group. If you don't •
• belong to a group,
write H.I.R.13.. •
Health insurance Registration Board.
2195 Yonge Street, Toronto 7.
Serving Ontario's Health Insurance Plans.
Atm.tit, i,iurold ,Fladley, Robert
Chalmers, Joe Cooper, George
aggi W a it „\i"0/1,. Ilugn
Sinipstui, Wes Taman,
Other auxiiiitij otttcors. vice-
pl'esidents, Mrs. John. MeLellan,
Ed. Bell.: secretary, Mrs.
Bernard Had; treasurer,
William Mehl; sergeant-al-arms
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In the estate of
THOMAS LAUGHLIN
McDONALD
deceased
.11,1, _PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above-
mentioned, late of the Village of
Brussels in the County of Huron
retired drover, who died on Of
ulluut the 19th day of November,
are required to file Proof of
same with the undersigned on or
before the 31 St day of January,
.1909, after which date the eNt:.
Cul !lees will In'OCeed to distribute
the estate having regard only :u
file claims which shall then have
been received,
11.1 at Brussels this 2nd day
J a nu a rY, •1969,
••(IRA DX) 8.D,
8e MILL
Solicitors let' the Executrices..
Nis
When you are newly wed
the "family" Hospital
-Insurance prerniurn
must be paid to •
cover husband and
•
wife. If you belong
to a group notify
your group without
delay or, if you both.
pay premiums direct
notify
When you move to
• a new job you can
keep insured by fol-
lowing the instruc,
dons on the Hospital
nsurance "Certifi-
cate of Payment
Form 104" that you
present employer is
required to give you
on leaving.
A V O N.
Will select and train
appearing woman for profilabi,,
lull or part-time work.
FOr information write or
eulleet evenings Mrs. Al, 11ili ore,
17 Iiawkesbury Aye., London,
451-05,11.
`OW 11411Elti1liLS POST. i1fL11E3L4'111,S, ONTARIO MIM' , JAN i#liidtr 1900
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Pear Frimuls:
rae: •people in your area
and the GN113 wish to express
their appreciation for your parti-
pation i.11 the 1.9iiS Annual Appeal'
for funds.
to the contributors who
gave so generously
to the VOlun t eel's Who go
SO freely t 'noir tiMe
effort in making the cam-
paign possible.
to all the m'at's nn,d ia Who
lrhu did 511011 ion
job in publicizing the worli
of
Von can be assured ihat the
memos raised \\-ill be used , to
provide the services so vital to the
blind peoolo in your arca. The
set-vice program of ('NIB is ever
expaudin.., 1(0(1 iin 1)1'0\1 lig.
CNIII is now entering. its sec-
ond :10 Years of service and the
rniarkable growth during the
first 5o year's can be maintained
and, expanded with the continued
stupport .and interest of.. everyone
la Mir community and in every
-other community throughout this
4reat nation of ours.
Sincerely,
jack Clements,
District Field Secretary.
Salesrun n "If I threw you Il
kiss acros; the desk, would you
t•Onsider life too bold?"
petite secretary: "Not at all.
si Win lazy,"
PHONE 199
BRUSSELS; ONT.