The Brussels Post, 1972-05-24, Page 10BY HELEN ALLE N'
SPORTS-MINDED BOY
Lorne is an engaging, friendly nine-year-old who is
eager to be adopted so he will have his own home, his own
parents and his own secure place in the world.
Hungarian in descent, Lorne is a handsome boy with light
brown hair, dark eyes and a fair complexion. He is in good
health.
Lorne is an affectionate youngster, responsive to adult
approval and reassurance. He needs a family where he will
receive constant loving attention.
This active youngster likes energetic outdoor games and is
intensely sports-minded. He enjoys the program of a boys'
club and looks forward to becoming a Scout.
Lorne is having some difficulties at school, mainly with
reading, and is in a remedial reading class. He likes mathe-
matics, in which he does well, but since he cannot read
problems, even his mathematics suffer. Lorne enjoys group
discussions and likes to participate. He appears to have a good
potential. He is interested in everything and nothing escapes
his notice.
It is hoped a Roman Catholic home will be found for this
lad. Parents who can combine warm cherishing love, with firm,
consistent controls are being sought. For such a mother and
father he will be a rewarding son.
To inquire about adopting Lorne, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption
information, ask your Children's Aid Society.
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Horficulturalists to sponsor queen
Donald M. Nicholson, 41,
has been appointed supervisor
of the Canada Agriculture Live-
stock Division in Ontario.
He succeeds J. H. Cochran
who recently was appointed chief
of the division's markets and
merchandising section.
As district supervisor, Mr.
Nicholson will be responsible
for the activities of the Live-
stock Division throughout Ont-
ario.
He moves to Toronto from
Ottawa where he has been in
charge of beef cattle production
policies for the division, includ-
ing Record of Performance pro-
grams.
A native of Baddeck, N.S.,
Mr. Nicholson attended Macdon-
ald College of McGill Univer-
sity and received his B.S.A.
degree in 1956.
On his graduation he joined
the Livestock Division as a
fieldman with the district office
at Toronto. Promoted to live-
stock officer, he was assigned
to the division's sub-district
office at Calgary in 1962.
He returned to Toronto two
years later to head up the div-
ision's livestock production pro-
gram in Ontario. The following
year saw him move to Ottawa
to take charge of beef cattle
production policies.
Mr, Nicholson is widely known
for his 4-H work. He has rep-
resented Canada Department of
Agriculture on the Canadian
Council of 4-H Clubs since 1967.
He was also active in the est-
ablishment of the Canadian 4-H
Foundation and was a member
of its first board of trustees.
10--THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 24,
For the past three years, he
has represented the department
on the board of directors of the
Beef Improvement Federation of
the U.S.
1972
The Bruesels Horticultural
Society met in the Pgblic Lib
rarY May 15th when Mrs. vop,
Campbell presided, The society
Was asked to sponsor a, queen,
in the. Centennial and members
who- knew of any girls interested
were asked to contact secretary
Mrs. E. Cudmore. A Cornmit ,
tee Was formed to be respons-
ible for a float. They are Mr.
A. Knight, Mr. and mrs.F.D1111k,
Mrs. R. W. Stephens, Mrs.. C.
Hemingway, Mrs. N. McLarty.
On motion of Mrs. R. W.
Stephens and Mrs. Jas. Arm-
strong it was agreed that dele-
This week the Minister of
Agriculture and Food announced
the intention of the Government
to implement a programme of
guaranteed bank loans to assist
Industrial Milk Producers in the
Province to purchase market
sharing quota to which is attach-
ed subsidy eligibility quota from
the Canadian Dairy Commission.
The Minister indicated that
the Government was interested
in maintaining and expanding the
industrial milk industry in Ontar-
io and wanted to make sure that
no producer was deprived of mar-
ket sharing quota because of lack
of operating capital.
That being so, the Minister
said that the programme will con-
sist of chartered bank loans with
the Government of Ontario guar-
anteeing these loans. The loans
United church
notes
At the service in Brussel
United Church onSunday morning
May 21, the congregation enjoyed
two solos by Mrs. Graham
from
Edmonton, visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover.
The ladies of the congregation
had new drapes installed in the
Sunday School room last week.
They compliment the carpet and
contribute to a cheerful room.
Next Sunday the “Inspirat-
ions" will be back for a return
appearance to which those who
heard them previously are look-
ing forward.
gates would not be sent to the
Kingston Convention in view of
the centelinial..Flowers for light"
standards, have been, ordered with
extras for beds for this year,
A memorial to Mrs. Geo. Danis
was given. by Mrs. Wm. Campbell
who also spoke of the passing of
Mrs. C. Dunbar. The news letter
was read by Mr. Knight.
A spring tea and flower show
was discussed but because of
other activities a proposal by
Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs. W.
Krauter that each member give
a donation instead, was agreed on.
Donations may be left with Sec.
will be at prime interest rates
plus 1 per cent repayable at any
time without penalty.
In answer to a series of ques-
tions from me the Minister of
Revenue disclosed that in April
1971 the Department agreed to a
proposition of the Department
of National Revenue that they co-
operate in the establishment of a
national real estate data bank.
The purpose of the bank is to
store and monitor all real estate
transaction information around
valuation day for taxation admin-
istration.
The project is in the pilot
stage, and the Department of
Municipal Affairs and the Ontario
Department of Revenue agreed
intergovernmental co-operation
in this matter.
The Federal Government rec-
ognized there would be certain
costs in extracting information
and it has been agreed that the
Province will be compensated
accordingly.
The Province of Saskatchewan
is currently taking part in a simi-
lar test arrangement.
Consideration of the Estim-
ates is continuing with eight De-
partments gaining approval so
far.
Mrs. E. Cudmore or President
Mrs. Wm. Campbell.
Mrs. F. Dunk and Mrs. A.
McCall reported on the Conven-
tion in Hanover,. Mr. Dunk play-
Ing a tape recording of the dis-
cussion, There were 152 dele-
gates present with each society
represented. The 197,3 Conven-
tion, will be in Blyth.
WS. A. McCall introduced
mr K.Mar.LeAn of Seaforth who
carried out a series of floral
arrangements which later were
awarded as prizes and won by
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, Mrs. F.
Shaw j
Mrs. F. Dunk, Miss Mae
Skelton and Mrs. Geo, Evens!
Mrs. Guy won a corsage for
having an anniversary nearest
May 15th and Miss Laura Lucas
won the door prize. Mrs. E.
Cudmore thanked Mrs.MacLean.
It was announced that the
August flower show will be held
August 26th in the Anglican
Church.
Lunch was served by a com-
mittee including Mrs. VVm.
Miller, Mrs. B Hemingway, Mrs.
L. McCutcheon, Miss L. Lucas.
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