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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-01-07, Page 2Hours 9 to 5 Mondays, to , Fridays Telephone 291.4810 1311.Ub8111.0i POST, 131111SSELS, ANTAL° •••••••••••••M1/101•••••••• and Mrs, Second. 1Ic13rien, Sea-, forth, Mrs. M, Baker, Listowel ,and -Miss Pearl Baker, Brussels. Mrs, McCallum remained for a longer visit. advises that. has opened PHONE COLLECT 8874334 BRUSSELS BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES 1.1c; 273.r.:70,8 'titroilrittii$11,01V 7-1,-74,11111111plrur"' at 144 Barber Avenue South, Listowel (fOrrnerly the Listowel Clinic) LAW OFFICE 4.100.mompiiimp-mw-gamo-mompoimen. NOTICE I.et us prepare your Income Tax. Papers early this year Farmers, Businessmen, Individuals We guarantee our work and our reasonable rates are annual, not 3 years in advance. Phone early' for appointments and avoid the rush RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Open Tuesdays and Fridays Phone 887-6663 Brussels, Ont. THURSDAY, JAN, 7,th, Wi), CRAN'BROOK AREA DART CLUB Sandings December 21 Jim :Kart Doug Rathwell Stew Steiss Jim Patterson Eldon Wick Rae Houston. Bob Alexander Bradley Speiran i(en McDonald Greg Smith Murray SMith Frank Workman Bruce Fischer Gilbert Hetherington Carl Uhler Jack Cox Harry Bolger :Tack. Knight :Elston Speiran ...... Ken Fischer Don Perrie 22 John Strickler 18 Fete van Veen 1$ Ralph :Noble Gordon Engel 16 Lothar Weber 15 Jim Knight 13 12 12 Glenn Huether 11 Doug Conley 10 Doug Purdy 9 Doug Evans 8 Donald Clark 5 Earl Dunn 4 High Score: Gilbert Hethering- ton and Doug Rathwell 116 ., Most Starts: .Tim Hart 2a Most Finishes: Jim Hart 26 , SALES and LARRY BOLGER Phone 523-9640 WANTED Team Standings Jiui Hart 3$ Doug Rathwell 35 Gilbert Hetherington 31 .Jim Patterson 30 Eldon Wick 2 9 Stew Steiss 28 Bob Alexander 28 Jack Knight. CRANBROOK (Intended' for last week) The service in Knox clhurch on Sunday was conducted by Rev. Chambers of Stratford. Carman Fischer. Kingston, S home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Paris of Mitchell, Spent. Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Cameron and fa.Mily. Mr. and Mrs Allan,Dunn, Rickey and Bonita,, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jaeklin, Tracy and Danny, 13160m- ingdale, and Miss 'joanne Dunn, London, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Earl Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy and Susan were in Stapler with Mr. and Mrs, John Bouch for Christmas and on Saturday at- tended a. funeral in Lindsay. On Sunday thirty-four members of the family of Stanley Machan and their descesidants enjoyed a holiday get-together in the Com- munity Centre. Christmas and :Coxing Day visitors Mrs. Lyle Gordon in- cluded Emma AlcCallum, St. Thomas. Mr and Mrs Sydney Barnes, 'London, Mr. and Mrs. Ken TAlitier and Jody, Toronto, Mr. d TV SERVICE PROPRIETOR Blyth, Ont. MISS CLARE McGOWAN. THANKS FOSTER PARENTS FOR RETIREMENT GIFT 105 North Street, Goderieh, Dec. 12, 1970, . The Editor, The Post, • Brussels, Out. Dear Sir: May I through your newspaper. express my gratitude to the many foster parents of the Children's Aid Society of Huron County, who presented me with "a very beauti- ful clock? I am overwhelmed by your generosity and loving kindness. Thank you all very much. It has been a joy for me to work with you all over the years. You are doing a wonderful work. May God richly bless you and your families, and continue to make you a blessing to the young lives entrusted to your care. "Words fail to express ade- quately my appreciation. I can only say: 3 thank you with all my heart. Sincerely,' Clar e McGowan NEWS FROM THE ONTARIO FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE Mailmen began delivery of $20 million Of -cheques to Ontario farmers last week. The cheques result from the October 6th, 1.970.:. announcement by the Ontario government of a Farm. Tax. Reduction PrograM, designed to reduce the burden of municipal and education taxes on farm property. Each farmer will receive a cheque equal to 25 per cent of his net propeity taxes. The government announcement of the rebate came after a sum- mer-long campaign by the Ontarie Federation of Agriculture for the removal of education' taxes from property. The rebate is a,pproxim, a.tely equal to 50 per cent of the education taxes paid by farmers. Hundreds of farmers across Ontario withheld the education portion. of their property during the campaign. to protest what they called the unjust and inequable taxation of farm prop- erty. Said Ontario .rederation of culture President at the time of the, government a ithouticem eto: "this is a triuMPh for farmers and their organi&itions. There is no doubt: that the government would not have granted farmers this r ebate if they hadn't prodded the g;overninerit into action." Following the rebate offer. OFA called off its tax-withholdhig activitieS for a "wait-and-see" period. The farmers' organization premises to resume tax withhold. hig in 1971. if,the government tail% to annOtirice a plrin to .remove till 0400111On tStOs trim 01, ProrirtY, "THINK SNOW -- STAMP OUT SUMMER!" This slogan will make many people who live in Ontario sht- der, but for the half million odd snowmobile enthusiasts this was a sincere wish. Some call it snow madness, but for those who en- joy snowmobiling or benefit from. its economi c impact, it is SNOW that starts some 140,000 snowmo• biles zooming over the Ontario landscape and that. is what they want. -Whatever snowinobiong rn ea.ns to you, another season is upon us and the Ontario 'Safety League advises everyone involved to get with it and make it a good one. The Ontario Provincial Govern. Ment has revised regulations with; in the, Motorized Snow 'Vehicle Act to ftirther restrict indiscrim- inate use of public thoroughfares by snowmobile operators governments have been given wider powers of control within their juris- diction. It is now mandatory for the operator of a snowmobile on any public thoroughfare to possess a valid motor vehicle operator's licence, These are changes which the Ontario Safety League have strongly recommended. It is :the, Loam:les hope that the result Will be a reduction in the number of snowmobile accidents and fatalities occurring on public thoronghfarea. The Ontario Safety League commends the snowmobile clubs in Ontario for the work they have done to make snowmobiling a sat- erand better recreation. The Ont- ario Federatioa of Snowmobile Clubs has alSo contributed great- ly in this effort through their strong leadership. It is the Lea- gue's considered opinion that Snowinobile problems in a .com- nlitnity diminish whenever a Snowinobile chilli' is formed with reSpOnStble leadershin. Operator 80 56 50 46 41 41 3S 36 33 32 32 31 30 30 29 28 28 27 Murray Bremner Richard Gill LARRY'S RADIO a DEAD STOCK REMOVAL SERVICES _ DEAD AND DISABLED CATTLE and HORSES — TOP PRICES PAID SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP FREE OF CHARGE — OVER 150 LB. 24 HR. FAST EFFICIENT SERVICES training and education on the proper recreational use of snow, mobiles is necessary to insure the safe and sane growth of this spurt. 4t is the local clubs who can be most effective in this iin- portant program. The League strongly advises you to join a snowmobile club. Take some positive action to pro- mote good snowmobiling. If you want help, write the Ontario Fed- eration of Snowmobile Clubs, 35.25 O'Connor Drive, Toronto, 16, Ont. BEEF CATTLE .COURSE OFFERED Six session course is being offered at the Ontario Department of Agriculure and Food Board Roonn Clinton front January • 6th. February 17h, 1971, The cOurse programmed by Stan Paquettei • Associate Agricultural Represent. ative, Huron. will offer study on. "Nutrient Requirements and Feed Composition", "Ration :Building"; "Beef Calf Production" "Pro- duction Costing", "Grading and Marketing". Course participants Will include Ralph McCartney, Beef Cattle Specialist, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, -Guelph. Graeme TIedley. Secretary- Manag- er. Onta rio 'Beef Improvement Association, Dr. Ron Usborne, Meat Science ,Department, Univer- sity of. Guelph and Stan Paquette, Associate .Agriculture Represent- ative, Trump. Charles G'racey, .Ma.nager of Canadian Cattlemens Association, will be banquet speaker at the con-. (Th u; ion of the progTanune. E( eisl 11urcolll.e.ilt is limited to 35 producers. S. J. Paquette, Associate Agricultural Representative for Huron County. -Messed are they , who have nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say it. 4 BAUER FARM AND GARDEN SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL TYPES OF FARM MACHINERY AGENT FOR: SNOWMOBILES and ACCESSORIES Also REPAIRS TO SNOWMOBILES