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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-03-12, Page 6LET US PREPARE YOUR 1969 INCOME TAX FORMS ::Reasonabh.., ,Rates Thane Early For Guaranteed Service An Appointment RONNENBE,RG INSURANCE. AGENCY NOW PAYING 9% 'ON INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES (Gtiaranteed) Call us, on Tuesdays atr4 1.16:laYs 'PhoneS87-6663 Brussels, Qnt ONTARIO THURSI:41', MAROIt 12th, 1970 TTENT1ON FARMERS A CARLOAD OF AMONIA NITRATE Arriving In Seafoilh T6 Very Near AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES $56,00 Cash Picked up off the ca!r: Anyone who, is ip ,tice4 Arnonia Mirate thdr $ ri'Ag Needs would be wise to contact; „ ,a,r• •••• ••••• • OPNOTCH FEEti$ tia ETHNIC MUSIC. Heart-tuggihj European folk melodies and Stings captivate listeners on Continental Rhapsody each Sunday on the CBC radio network,• Ivan Rernarioft, shown with His wife Letia Zubtack, itIAtis his Orchestra end Chorus in authentic folk aititit, An extra trwit is In store TOP Perriatitrif fans on Easter Sufitlayl MATO rei. Ott 0.00 poli„ CBC tolcvlelen network Fire, '6orrro !fre•vt111o0 Mllklt, RfStrtics, .6tOrring Iv iri flOintirivff, tlit4 tAtoriTh t11'01011'6,. ?0,,i/jNidi(t folk litlibttb• tint! 5UhltIdThit OUT food taste needn't by sopiinsive. Our bectuilful Bougusl levitation fine proves this with OW most exquisite papers, Type faces 'and workmanship you could wish for! it features Thermo-Engraving-- k* roesrsd lettering--elegant as the finest craftsmanship ysi toeing so little! Come tee our vnusual 'selection. Clu? to hoe troll/0 aitfivtep INQUIRE AT HAVIWW1 ,1 • also has, awed in a good percent- age of .the accidents. The operator' %Op, drives while impairekis liable to the same pen- aities as the automobile driver is for impaired driving. He could he charged under the Criminal Code, Typical of snowmobile ateddelitty are those cumsed by othiVii* unfamiliar tet'falii, bollisions with other 4.§ii'aiinohiles, with cars, 'trees, posts, buildings, fences barb- ed wire etc. Operators and pas- sengers, have fallen off the vehiel, es due to htimps and sudden turns, from Putting out a foot during a. turn, or, from a tipoVer,and trom jumping the MaChines which often eansoA 'injuries; Safety experts feel that. wearing a safety -helmet should be compul- sory. Other- safety features being considered ,are improved skis for better stability, ded, tracks for better braking, wider shelves over the tracks to protect against leg entrapment. a more solid windshield, roll bars etc. Other legislations would make it manda7 vory for anti-noise Mufflers to be installed. The Ontario Automobile As.soc- tiou feels that it and other safety-minded organizations haVe it v(„i1)011SiblitIN' to prohiote :nit:ration of the snoWmebile.. It feels ‘t.lint, the Mannfacturer lilt:; an obligation to continue to since for more safety. features and that, he and his dealer should instruct purchasers on the safe 111 (1 proper way to operate Elle Finully, the Government has a responsibility in seeing- that strict- er legislation is passed to redttce the number of accidents, We sincerely hope that by the time next winter rolls around. many improvements Wilt hate been made and that snowrnohiling will he what it started out to be -- A Happy. Healthy Winter Rec. reation. O.P.P. QUESTIONS AND ANSWEM QUESTION: I don't know whether you Oen answer this aneStion. Or not. I won't go into a lot of detail, but the question is, What can 1 do if my employer refuses to give nie any pay, which I feel I an') entitled to?.P.S. He fired me, ANSWER; T would suggest that you nraee- ed to yoet Justice of the Peace arid see If it - -is possible to lay' charge against your former etri,. PloYer. The following is stated in the Master arid servant Act, "Pp, on the complaint on oath of a servant or labourer against his Master or employer concerning non-payment of wages, a Justice Of the Peace may summon the master or employer to appear be- fore him at a reasonable time to be stated in the summons, and he Or gom e other Justice, Mien profit on oath of the perAtifiril.Serviee Of tlitt shintiled8, or its Re'tViee tlk 11061110HW firtlinh 115th tho On noytt- 1101 MitMtg• PHONE 887_6011 Limited Quantity 411111EDN.0111111ftwA1111116 Or employer appears, and upon due proof oI the cause of eolnplaint the Justice an discharge the Ser- vant or lahoUrer front the SerV100 or ettilflOyinont of the blaster or or enipleyer. and finar deter: 414 paymeni to him of any, wq.ges found to be due, not exceeding the soma $510.40 and the Justice shall make suoh order its to him seems just. and reasonable for the pay- ment of such wages, with costs, and In case of the non-payment of the same together with costs, for the space of eight days after the order has been made, the justiee shall issue his Warrant, of nisi tress for the :levying of the wages, together With the costs of the order :Ind of the distress." BOWLING NOTES Averages to End of February Gerd. 'Ala tareson 212 Dave. Hastings 200 Doris Matheson ..... 201 Al Harvey 198 JAne 'Ward .. .. 196' Murray Lowe 195 Ruth Hu eth er 193 'ONTARIO 1S SNOWMOBILE 'CAPITAL O F THE WORLD The fastest growing winter sport has 'to be snowmobiling It, is a healthy ontdoor recreation that can he enjoYed by the whole family, When operated with ardin- nry common sense the snowmobile eau be quite sari-- with little ding- from accidents. In a recent speech in Duluth Minn. to the intern:Ilona] Snow- mebile Congress, Mr. ,Tames Auld, Vnik.ario's Minister of 'tourism ; that undoubtedly Ontario is the snowmobile , capital of the World. Winter tourism .in.Ontario has increased considerably • 'be- cause of it. • Auld Said that there Were • 1.1 000 snoWntobiles le the Pro'vinCe and 7,000 dealers. The Ontario Automotive Assoc- iation believes the sport is still in its, infaney and because of the extremely rapid growth ; a hard gist, look should no given to im- proving safety and to reducing the number of accident that have been proportionately high. i'Mortunniely, the use of the snowmobile has been abused and senseless risks have been taken by the type of Show-Off and Grandstander that you will also find involved in automobile an c:ddents, It is this sniall percentage who are dousing most of the ac- cidents and who will be require sible for the enforcement of muen strider legislation governing the operation of snowmobiles. Alcohol Sohn Cousins 19:4 Rutledge 192 111111 Stephenson 188 laek Higgins Mohoi • Rutledge 182' Don Nolan 176 Howard .Baker 176 Raymond Monson 176 Carol Harvey 174 John Pennington 179 Marg., Smith 172 Dianne T-Tnether 1,72 Karen Hastings 1,71 13,arry, Peter $ 171: Pat Nolan 169 Roth Lowe 168 Ann Lowe 167 Aierle Gousin8 167 (lord .Tacklin ,165 Irla]ne Nichol 165 Greg Ilnether 164 Jane Peters 161 :Alai-Hy/1 Higgins 160 Doug Iluether 158 Susan McNeil 158 Dave Wheeler 154 Chu-d Sniith 152 Ray- Rutledge 146 'Rosemary Wheeler ,„„ 1,40 C011tillned 013 inside page) BRUSSELS, ONT. First Come First Served