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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-04-15, Page 3YOUR PORTRAIT IIV L IV I • spring again save again The more you buy, the more you save, on all Call us before you stock up on your Spring lubricant requirements — then take advantage of our special discounts on top-quality Texaco lubricants. TEXACO Farm Lubricants l'6."16•Aues..444.74:41ww.k.m...4,nit PI4E. tiittiOstLs POST, .13R,USSitS, COMO) TFIQRSDAY, APA114 1.97,l PRODUCERS TO DEVELOP M. MCDONALD LUMBER LTD. BRUSSELS, ONT. PLAN TQ CONTROL EGG PRICES SPECIAL CASH. & CARRY PRICE ON ASPHALT SHINGLES 210 lb. Sqi Self Sealing All Colours Per. Sq. $8.46 This ts a temporary price , and is good to April 15, only. We have for sale one 1968 Chev. 1 ton Truck. Dual wheels 157" Wheel Base, with or without 7' 6" x 11' Platform and front rack, radio and heater. Good condition. eips...ainvimdismaamodoxiwidimok, -ow REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. (Huron-Bruce) 8th April, 1971 Student unemployment this sum- mer is obviously going to be high- er than normal. Many young PeoPle .,Ore going to .go back to Uhiversify: without having had any. .summer employment. fa order to ease the situation,. the Provincial Glov'qrnment an- nounced this week that it has al- located $900,000 to assist cultur- al. athletic, and social service activities for young people this isieniner, •This programme is in addition to the announced intention of the Government to hire 14.000 stud- ents this summer, 3,000 more than last year. Wise" said Mr. ,Orosenlall, The Minister pointed out that such a policy must be carried out. over a period of time. Several speakers, including. Liberal Leader Robert Nixon, pointed out that the high unem- ployment has increased welfare payments by as much as CO% Ile called for the Provin6e to cut taxes as one way to spur the ec- onomy, with specific reference to the i% tax on building materials, Ontario egg producers decided to develop a plan giving the Ontario Egg and Fowl Producers' Alarketing Board complete auth- ority over egg sales in the prov. Rice: The decision conies in the face of the disastrously low price in rec ent months. The average weighted price of eggs in Ontario fell from 48 cents a dozen in Doe- ember 1909 to 23 cents in Decemb- er 1)70, The price now is in' the 18 to Ifte range, producers sav their break.-even, point is when eggs sell for 31. to, cents. Total eggs production in 1970 was tip nearly 1,50 million over the previous year, while returns to producers were clown over $10 million. As explained at the producers' marketing board annual meeting, by Chairman Harvey Peaty of Thamesville, the goal of the plan would be to obtain a realistir price for eggs by stabilizing pro-. `duction, The Ontario governMent• would have to grant special powers to the board under the Farm Pro, ducts Miu'kettng Act for the hPard to implement a plan. These pow ere include authority to establish marketing quotas to pyodueeral au thority to be the exclusive agency for Ontario egg sales; sand authority to set egg prices. "Flxeuse me for coming to the door to pick up your daughter." explained' the young man to the father of the girl, "but my horn isn't working." REFRIGERATfON SEFtVICE Alectrical Contractors", APpiiances • Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergere cy service, Gruaranteed service to all 'types. Complete Apliance repairs at BURKE ELECTRIC Wingham - 357.2450 City Slicker: Is Ballpoint really t he name of your pig?" Farmer; “Xo. that's just Ms. pen name." NOTICE Let us prepare your Income Tax Papers oar* this yeas 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. IT'S CAR-CHECK Timg Spring is here at last and Cr.in- aclian motorists will succumb to highway fever. Before they do so the Canada Safety Council warns they should remember that unless a motor 'vehicle is kept in safe operating condition, it'is ai potential killer of its occupants., . The Government motion deal- people in other' cars, and pedest7 ing with concern over the un- Hans, employment situation took- two "Studies a.nd surveys show that days of debate this week, 3l)% of Cariadals half-million re- During the debate. Trade and ported motor vehicle aecidents in- 1 evelown ent Minister Allan volve m.eclia,,nicaT m al functions'", OTOSSM an said that, now is not the reports the Council. "In more than right time to encourage greater half, of these, poor ear mainten- Canadian control of the economy. ance was the principal cause of the accident", "To discourage foreign invest., meat to Sa tisfy our national pride The Council and I.A.B,A. urge when there are 700,000 Canadians all Motorists to get their cars out of work, 200,000 of them in checked and repaired if neces. Ontario, surely would be most un- sary. A GIFT TO YOU FROM MCCUT CHEON CROCE Y STORE MERLE FREEMAN BRUSSELS, ONT. Phone 887-6528 PARENTS: We've arranged to have a nationally recognized profes- sional photographer at our store on the dates shown below, You can have each member of the family photographed in several poses, and pick any one of thein for your free portrait. We only ask that ail children he accompanied by a parent. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to get a living color portrait you will treasure always, Several poses are taken and low cost additional portraits are available for those who Wish them. It's our way of saying "Thank You" to our many regular customers, and "Welcome" to everyone else. Incidentally, we believe these photographs are really something special, They're Nst-,d -,:irtrlit• not snapshots, And don't forget they'll be ill living color, so dress the dill- clrea in bright coigi4. Family and Group Por 'a its FRIDAY APRIL 16, 10 A.M. McCUTCHEON .cgocg.