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Patricia Schmidt's
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THE BRUSSELS POST
'Wednesday, September ^rd. 1'117
{' lassiTded
d LETTER TO THE EDITOR I $1758 ttullually compared to SSO')
(('nuniuur,i front i'a;:r.- (311e,
and the Hydro hacl etsned contracts
fig quite a number of eonsunler.e•
FOR SALE— ,milks and Village '23.5 mills levied on I Hero we ktnow definitely of mo -one
Barn 40 x 60. Straw shed 84 x ie. 1a total ee. •.:•ur:.; much gent er than I who wants the water at an unknown
R. Bennett 111000 7 the previous ten yew perlcal, Thus
comparing 1947 with the 10 years
FOR SALE-- Mere we find the femme rate 111)Ilnternational sus engine, 1?y lir. 2 stills. School rate down 4 mills and
j Lloyd alcoclt phone a3 -f^14 the Village rate up 9 mills. There
• County rate we can be thankful the
Phone 42.1-4 Schaal rats is no higher and we is in for another depression. In
must accept the rise in Village rate r:r•e y00 may think 1 not like the
____..__ es inevitable as the servlee,s bought (title boy who cried Wolf, Wolf and
with o0. money has been i1 no way, there wee no Wolf, let us see who
superior to what we enjoyed heron. else cell see the Wolf.
Phone 15x i' 'tt' on top of these greater and
growing taxes 11.0 plan to add the
^•-'iFOR SALE— waterworks. Let us see what
A pair of real good chrome -plated would app'e'ar to be the approximate
this
pl'd!oe.
At the present time material a•nd
labor is hard to obtain and then]
only at th'e highest prices, In. the
coarse of a few veers, certainly
is not Hutch we can do about the before the 20 years required to
FOR SALE— mitis the debemttures, title eoulltrY
Dry hardwood,
Clete. 1.. .Armstrong
FOR SALE—
, Hydro poles.
1 25 ft.; 10ft., 3502 100
10 t'110 Ha00(11 700:11 trn';edy. dead headlights suitable fur tractor.
her dranlu-Palketl true story strafing
Apply at The Post
>11 The America!: Weekly, great _ _-- -- _-- .--- —
NOW - - for the first time - • you magazine with this Sunday's (Sep- FOR SALE—
can read the story of Patricia tetnber 7) issue of The Detroit. 150 Sussex Red Pull-te, ready to
Schmidt, accused killer of levee Mee Sunday Times. lay,
— Mervyn Pipe Plloue 51-rr11
ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE,
Toronto 1,C Ontario.
reet 'last.
Please send further information and an application forts
for the Ontario farm Setvice Force.
ABs ' (16 or over)
Name.. ..................
ame.................... ....... ...........
:address ...........................
Town ................................................
..............ta.... F1410
.4railable from ......
ONTARIO'S food crops are ripening
fast and young people are urgently
needed to help harvest fruit and vege-
tables for a hungry world.
The season of need extends from
August 15th to October 1 5th and pay
is good for every willing worker.
For four weeks spent in the out-of-
doors, one way transportation will
be given you free. Return transpor-
tation is also yours if you remain until
harvesting is completed.
Share pleasure and profit with the
hundreds of young people who are
volunteering for this important work.
Fill in the attached coupon and join
the Ontario Farm Service Force without
delay.
No mixed camps or accomodation
for families.
DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE
ON FARM LABOUR
AGRICULTURE -
LABOUR, EDUCATION
s
FREE ANIMAL S
OLD •DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
Brussels !.
ingersoll Zi
WE DO THE REST
E
FOR SALE—
Helve Guitar with boots; in
excellent condition.
Apply at The Post
increase in our taxes due to
By -Law.
Many ratepayers attended the
meeting 111 the hall when 1Tr.
llahent•s outlined lege scheme for
inetal.liag and flnancin1 the
system. I have talked with a
couple of our Couneillore and they
r++>'"•'t appear to know just how ,lir.
Rohe.rte got 111 the pit;ruee hu: since
he got til, and T believe 1st ennsider.
able cost to the ratepayer;:, we will
accept his figures, He snggeMed
FOR SALE— that for tare protee>lon .1(1 Hydrant.:
House and lot in the ill tete of he Metalled and rented to the
Ethel, good location, apply to Village far 550 tier y -'a' pet hy9rant
Wni. Spence, 17(11>l. resulting in about 5 m1110 1>cdng
—. added to your taxes. The iniL11
t+ i i1 of^C Oaf! ((mum be
FOR SALE—
theme. '11 ltrltseels. 7 ro
wood .Shed, possenion
Wm. J. Rutledge Phone Tee e
ti
Hon, Geo, Dunbar, Ontario M111'
Wee of Muntoipal Affairs, speaking
at the Ontario Municipal Aasociedion
Convention said "This spending
spree of m!urnielpaltties can't con-
tinue.' He warmed municipalities
they were 1)0esing through " A
dangerous period in the history of
Ontarlo." He ran see this wolf,
Prom the Editorial page of the
(Rohe and Mall condemning public
work at the present time.
"it wile generally under'st'ood 000
Govsrrtmenrt had learned a great
lesson from tibe depl'es.sion. 011.e5
WOO{ on "public investment" pro-
grams 00111(1 be held in abeyance
daring periods or high employment,
and commenced as work -producing,
materlals-ronsnming projects in
pr-rindis 'nt sleekness, thereby stabiliz-
ing both employment and producttou.
wi'.11e ensiuring the taxpayer of the
on1-1, with met by issuing deb'ntlnra 1r.r a 2>i cr,-d.'st pnssible value for his
middle of Year period amountineto an annual dol]•ar."
sun of approxi merrily 52600 which 9'ltat ];tutor can •nen this Wolf.
would be met by the sale or water. From the Toronto Star speaking
This would amount to anon, 250 a of the removal of all controls "The
day per pereen. Many wend home bull^'f is that it 10 better to get
on No. idea. No one controls out of .the way new. rrht'll
would got seek on this gnnt> w-lt.=1' 1:.., mins and employment are "high
5 hills didn't seem merit to pay for than wait and have higher prices
tine protection and olu• insernnce
' FOR SALE -
40 yours; pig's, also 206 year-old
White Leghorn hens.
Wm. Blake Phone 4t-l'•S
MAN WANTED—
... for Rayleigh hosts, Real npuor-
tunity. We help you get starters
Write Ilawleigh's, Dept. ML -(.152 n,
Montreal.
WANTED -1-
0 rn4 t and Choir Leacher for the
Brussels United Church, Duties to
commence in October. Apply to Mr.
D. A. Raun.
LOST— •
A gold watch with leather ('11ai11
(reward') also rack off truck 31'7 ft.
square,
Chas. Davidson Phon 1 57
FOR SALE -
45 <hunks and startel pigs; body -
hard wood and limb wood also box
stove good as new.
Gordon Knight
43-r-25
FOR SALE—
Electric motors rewound and re
paired. Expert workmanship. Melee
ate prices, New motors in stork.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
FOR SALE—
Bray pullets 31012 week, Also
daydltl's end started. Prompt ship-
ment. Ask for list. Go over your
flocks, cull for good fall winter egg
markets. Also dayolds and started,
Order for Oct; Nov. delivery now
also. Wm. Bray, Ethel
FOR SALE—
About 50 Leghorn -Rock 3)1111ets
over three mouths old.
Phone 390'-21. Brussels
Or write Miss Ida Sellers,
RR, 2, Bletevale, Out,
result when incomes are lowered and
rates would erne lend 2a/,c a day nnemplahrnen.t bas developed."
was only $10 a year. 'l'hten it deemed Sorne01re down at Ottawa evidently
on some that this was figuring every ran see the Wolf.
house took water and the 510 a year From the above items it would
was for every man, lvonlaa and `held uproar that tit' -s is not the. 1110st
in the Village, In other woods a suitable time to lannrlt 311th an
Ulan 11+''211 a home aeeesr04 at 52000 0m,ensive protect, Before taking
]could pay $10 (5 hilts) in his taxes on such a project there are many
for fire ltr'Otertion if he had a wife things needed in our Village that
and three children 10 that glome he would benefit all and noted or
would fray an additional $50 tor should be pair] for out of current
water, This would make $60 and receipts. To mention only a couple
whether 11e pays it in taxes or as flrat sewers, second a public rest
water rates 560 comes out of his room. These are only 2 of the
pocket and represents 20 mills 011 many that T titelek every ratepayer
his assessed value of $2000. wonl(1 app'nove of.
W'111. the dawn name more 110111 on Other municipalities see going on
the subje15.. Maybe 100% of o110 the spending 05000 refereed to by
homes wouldn't take the water. the Hon. Geo. Dunbar. We are
Then the 271.0- a day 1v0111d he lagging, When the tough tinges come
reviser] upwards and the 56,1 would who will he the most envied? The
go up, how high would depend an prosperous little Village tree from
how few took:.tbe wa.3r, debt rtlnld able to cut ite taxes to
While ell thio ]vas cl11101fi11g suit the times or the free spender
around in the minds of some of our who will final she going tougher and
taxpayers the Reeve published an tougher?
article in your paper of August 27 No dinu'ht 1110513' of your readers
entitled "Facts about the Proposed will censure me for writing this
Waterworks System.' This wag letter' hurt T feel that ' to date all
hitereeting reading even if parts of
it came close to being fiction.
Aunnnal opal -Ming costs 5400.? 1f
we .are 'to .accept any of Mr. Roberts
figures why not accept them all.
From my notes of the ratepayers
nleetliner Mr. Robert's es'tima'te of
operating costs was 52300 per year.
l daunt very ninon if the Reeve's
figures- would eover the animal hill
ear power. The .iifferellce between
the two .estimates, le $1000, would
he about 4?:1 mills.
The number of possible rosi(enee
and 1'r,ra 1erciad e01101110e'10 240 and
20 eespeotivsly we will accept with
reservations. First there are over
75 houses without counting; severs]
of the larger possible commercial
]reel's, who have already drilled
wells send pressure sYste•me deliver-
ing enol water adequate. t0 11101.)'
needs. It Is too mtueh to expert
that '011 of these will scrap them and
sign on for water, hence 246 is
much too optimistic a figure. if
however we had 1.009 participation
in the scheme, in order to raise
$4000 the overage yearly hill would
be 515 pea' house if we Use 206
(private plus commercial) users as
011' baste. However many of the
houses will not and cantle) take
the welter sineo adequate sewers are
not there d•n dolts r -0"e of even the
2 or 3 taps. While one one only
guess at the ao)nal number that will
take water, it will be far from 100>1
which means 011.0 .1f two t11)11gs-
11eebe1' tint unite 01' greater deficit
in make np by direct taxes.
Mr. Cousins admits to a 12 01111
rade, add the 41,4 )Hills he is shy en
operating costs, mid some more for
the water not sold to the houses
that don't take It and 1 think you
will find the proposer] system would
be a vw•y Hire t'rinq but very vert,
expensive. We would firnly be
given the worker.
This By -Law has been emnpartd
FOR SALE—
A cottage with modern conveniences
6 acre farm, close to highway with
good buildings
25 acre farm with Hydro and young
orchard in village
15 acre farm with Hydro and excell-
ent buildings in village.
apply to JJ. C. Long
Real Estate Broker
Russets, Ont. Platte 34.
WHAT WILL YOU BE WORTH
IN 1971?
Any spirited young man ;has no fear for the
future. He's determined to "get some place"
and earn a good income. t
That's as it should be. But experience shows
that the men who have built up estates on the
firmest foundation are those wilo steadfastly
invested part of each year's earnings in life
insurance.
For years they and their dependents have
enjoyed the peace of mind that comes from
financial security. Mortgages have been paid
off and children educated. Now these men are
taking life easy.
What of yourself? What do you plan to be
worth in 1977?
Write for our booklet "Retiring h1 Comfort".
®s®a ARE INSIt tells how much you
BEFORE YOU URE need to invest each year
to get the retirement
income you desire.
C. , °y ;, &r do , Life
HEAD OFFICE Association
1, 7. LONG, Representative, Brussels
Alexander has moved to the apart-
mei)nt. above. 1\Ir. Loeushttly's
Misses Estelle and Doris Cunning-
ham enterl.annee on 'fhul'srl,"
evening at their home at a miscel-
laneous showon' in honour of ' Miss
Elizabeth 000`, lode -elect ' i•f
Saturday. Dnriug the evening, the
guests compiled a Bride's 1300lt. The
guest of honour was thee presented
with many lovely gifts, At a suitable
Hour a dainty lunch w•as served,
men's Institute held 11, picnic meeting
on the lawn at the hor1:? of Mrs.
Stanley Wilson. Mrs. Ames took the
motto, and also read an address to
FOR SALE—
Outboard motors, immeddate
delivery, 4.2 at 5155. 350 gallon per
flour automate pressure systems,
complete with tank and fittings,
5109.50. lee H.P. 0a0110>1 tractors,
51 90, 3— H.P. garden tractors at
6330. Attachments extra. Transporta,
tion prepaid anywhere in Canada.
Ohrisltan's Electric Rc Hardware
Oshawa, Ontario.
"HELP WANTED --MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55' --
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportun4ty to get estae
Belted in a profitable business of
your own, Por full particulars write}y wenn to Oln' leoI'[ydt'n ByLaw
today to The T. R. Watkins Company. ( which also spread the debentures
Dept, 0-0.4, 2177 Mason St„ Montreal, ever a 20 year period However
Que. those .debentures called for only
b
publi:cety received by the Water-
works By-fLaw has been favorable
and to every question there are 2
sides and I think both sides should
be 11e.a11d.
I thank you for the oonaiderable
space I have 'taken in your valuable
paper. Be thankful T don't write
many letters.
Yours truly,
R. S. Warwick.
ETHE'L
Personals: Miss Martel lOraluter,
Ottawa, with her parents, Mr. and
Mos, John Kllaeter; Mrs, Fleet
Gotlden with friends in St. Marys;
Mr, and Mrs, Len Sinclair and Mee,
MON!a!ir; Hamilton, were guests at
the F,ear•Elllett wedding; Dr. and
Mee. Oolquhoun and Douglas, Aylmer
with Mm. and Ma's, 7, 1T, ieear; Dr.
and Mrs. Wardlaw with Mr. and
Mrs, Balown, Idstowel, Mr. and eerie.
Samuel Stuart; Monkton, with
Me, anti Mrs, Sohn Howard; Mrs,
F. F, h6r,�snuth
Regosferect
Optornetrisi
'"Western Ontauao's Mai9
Modern Eye Seterbes4
(sone 118„ Har'rtsekri
i I ACIMIVE SHOP
f�
Abet, lenlr"'d F4eta•l+•
Welding
Otic' shop is eduipped to too
First Class
WeldinP.
.And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Gond Service Assured,
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
TORONTO
Mrs, George Addy ant .lir;. 0111P,
the two remaining 1000lhcr4 who
joined the brooch 30.1 en ut>1:ul!zed to
1903. Mrs. Bowes presented then]
with pins and haaldlta'l-h)(is 111 ap-
preciation of their faithied services.
Mrs. Wardlaw real the history
of the 11renrh since Its organization.
An old-flashioned spelling match
conducted by 7irz. 130enron was
much enjoyed. Games lied other
sports were meld for the children
and a picul0 lunch was served.
1\Irs. Wardlaw was appointed dele-
gate to the area convention in
Guelph.
BTJ I FSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D>, L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
William St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
.gent for—Fire, Windatorro, and Automobile l
;et particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for fsanha 's.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 65-r-7
Walker Funeral Horne
Day of Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge tor Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 9 p. m.
Also 11 - 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10
Sunday — Emergency and by appointments only.
p•
M.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSFi.S
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day.
Phone 20x — Successor to E. D. Bell
__—____ __ Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 — Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 — SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C.- Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. R.ann d$Z Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer'
PHONE 36 or 85 --— BRUSSELS, ONT.
_.-.. Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED --• PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" atiel thew
will be looked after immediately
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
For information etc., write or, phone Lew. Rowland