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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-10-16, Page 2FRANK'S AUTO BODY HOME of EXPERT COLLISION & BODY REPAIRS LUCITE & DULUX REFINISHING PHONE 3 BRUSSELS, ONT. ituvttaill.*:04.1440.mosiatililimeme$4420* BRIDGE MOTORS YOUR ItilUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD and THUNDERBIRD DEALER BRUSSELS PHONE 249 WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460 'NEWS RELEASE FROM THE ONTARIO FED. OF AGRI. farmers as Individual agricultural prodneers and also their rural communities as a Whole. CAMPBELL'S. SOUP. COMPAN 05$1340$. -POST tit Tll U'RSDAY, OCTOBER h, 1.69 THE )3RUSSUL POST. DRIISSELS, ONTARIO For A Better USED CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE 1968 IVIONTAGO 2D HT. 8 oil. Auto., Radio 1965 FALCON 413 6 cyl. Auto. Trans, 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500 4 DR. Nis Auto., Radio 1964 DODGE 4D 6 o;,,71. Auto. Trans. 1967 DODGE 400 •.2 TON CAB & CHASSIE. SPECIAL REDUCti) PRICES ON ALL 1969 FORD CARS 1970 MODEL CARS 8z. TRUCK NOW ON DISPLAY NEW POWER, NEW SPEED REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK. By Murray Gaunt, MPP, Huron Bruce rtzto.,pnriel, meg pain NSW C.IATALOGUS. With 1.4 out of the '25 Depart- mental estimates still to be pprov- ed, the prospects are that the pre- . sent. Session of the Legislature will .not end until mid December, At the moment the estimates of of the :Department of Trade and Develotiinent are before the House and it .was during a recent . debate on housing that Stanley Randall, 'Minister of Trade and Development indicated that legislation has been drafted that •'could $triblish building societies for small investors. The Province is currently seek- ing a federal tax amendment to permit, their operation according to. idyl Mitilsten.. Mr.. Randall ,trill lie would speak to.. Provincial Treasurer Charles ••••,MeNatighion about the possibil- ity of putting pension funds from teachers and provincial and muni- cipal employees into the Province's mortgage pool. Mr, Randall explained that an amendment to the Federal Tax Law .is required to provide an in.- five/. vs, iNitairo goes on to say that the °FA .Will not approach farm- ers and ask them to "purchaSe simply. meMbership card in an organization which is seeking . support • only through your wallet." ',We Want your support and in- volvement for the .work we can and .shall be doing for and with yen." he concludes. It was a bright spring morning and four high s chool boYs decided to skip classes, Arriving alter Weller that their ear had had a flat tire along the way. To their relief, the teacher sm- iled understandingly and said: "You boys missed a test this morn- ing. Please take seats apart train one another and get out your pap- er and pencil." When they were seated shu con- tinued 'Answer this ,du es Don, Which tire was New HOMELITE SUPER XL-AM CHAIN SAW For any cutting Oh, p'rofes- sional or aMated, here is the chain Saw With super power .. new Homelite Super XL- AIV1.Weighs only131bs.7 12oz., less bar and chain, but fells trees up to 4 feet in diameter. Cuts 18" softwood in 17 sec- onds,18" hardwood in 24 sec- onds. Have a free demonstra- tion today. 8EARNISS BRUSSELS, ONT. FIELD SPRAYERS DUE FOR CARE As soon as field spraying it finished for the year, spraying equipment should be stored ProP- erly over the winter so that it will be ready for use next spring. Professor Ross Irwin. Eixtension Coordinator, School of Agriculr total Engineering, UniVerSitY of . Guelph., in conjunction with the Ontario Department of Agricultttre and Food, makes these recOMmen- dations for the maintenance of field spraying units. Any chemicals left in the spray tank should be drained off. It is very impOrtant that the tanks be washed out hi an area where there is no danger of polluting water used for dolneStic or farm pur- poses, The end plugs and nozzles Should be removed and the tank fleshed out With clear Water. The tank should be filled again rising a Mixture of two' otinceS of honse. hold amonia to one gallon of Water. and alloWed to sit °Vet* night. The mixture should then be drained through the hoses and beorit The not-Ales ilittat he thoroughly cleaned and stored Where they can be found easily in the spring. looms should be tied together or otherwise supported so that theY will no be damaged in storage. All metal tanks can he treated with a rust Inhibitor or a mixture of' oll and wittor to provolit TAU*. ititi100 .1:1W Vraof cenuve for individuals and trust companies and pension funds to invest in building societieS, The amendment sought: would permit the societies to pay tax free dends to their investors after they bail paid their Federal and Prov- incial taxes, Ontario is not going to ban detergen phosphates until it has. tc,Mod a a ny treatment process and required manufaeturers '0 'list phosphate con tent on detergent. packages according to Energy and Resources 'Minister, George Kerr. 'rile Minister said he .under, stood the industry would not ohlect to such legislation . whose porpoS(k would he to eneen.rage housewives to buy brands • with lower phosphate content,•••• • In response to my questioning Wm. Stewart,, N.1 in is or . Agriettlr tore and Food indicated that the taint cost to the Govel'llotelit of the ti.F0, last .lone was $45,729,97, Of -that amount. the returning. officers received $21i,572.04 The balance was made up hall rentals, advertising poll locations, . office . materials and printing of the ballots, 'Don't forget to buy your Canada Savings floods at 8%, The Ontario Federation of Agri- whore ''is the only group loft which is concentrating its efforts in serving Ontario FarmerS." This point is emphasized. by ()PA' President, Charles 0. Munro an editorial to be released later 1.1.iS week. Mr. Munro state that the Feder. ation "has served, is serving, and will continue to serve, local groups and commodity marketing boards on behalf of the farniers they represent in membership across this vast and prospering province." The OFA president calls t ho new Individual Service Member- ship programme a "new and his- torical dimension" of the Feder- ation, which only deepen and expand the already established service role of the organiation as a part of the agricultural scene today." lie stresses that the Federatien will continue to serve Ontario LIMITED Listowel, Ont. REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF MALE PRODUCTION WORKER FOR THiEIR DAY AND AFTERNOON SHIFT OPERATIONS Goad Wages and. Compkehonsive Etnployee Ititttrance Prosrani Available. Applications should be Heide at the Plant W. J. HENDERSON ELDON ST'ECKLEY Milverton Dial 595„4483 Dial 595.,4707 LICENCED AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS RATES REASONABLE NO SALE TOO SMALL GIVE US A CALL c.;60d tostc needn't be earbeiosive. Our beautifY1 repttomi wNitnriar time proves this with the most exquisite papers,• type coos and worksaanship you cOuld wish for! It Ibermo•En6:roving--rich rased lettering--eledant finest craftsmanship ---- yet costing so little! Goat' solection,