The Brussels Post, 1980-02-06, Page 1919 Notices
LIGHT bUlldozing, land-
scaping, backfilling. Lanv
Bailey 5234438. 19-14-tf
PHIL'S REFRIGERATOR
and Appliance Service, 24
hour emergency service.
Used appliance sales. Phone
-887-9062, 19-18-tf
21 Tenders Wanted
_HIGHWAYS
DEPARTMENT
TENDERS FOR
5-1/2 Ton Trucks,
HC - 80 - 101
Sealed Tenders, or forms
and in envelopes available
from the office of the
undersigned will be accept-
ed until 4:00 p.m. local
time on:
Wednesday, February 13,
1980
for the delivery of 5 - 1/3
Ton Two Wheel Drive
Pick-Up Trucks.
The lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accept-
ed.
R.A. DEMPSEY, P. Eng.,
Huron County Engineer
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
N7A 1M2
21-23-1
24 Cards of Thanks
Bakery . Grocery
STEPHENSON
887-9226 free Delivery Brussels
esa
Schneider Frozen
Good 'n Meaty
PIES Turkey, Beef and Chicken
250 gram
Schneider Slim Stick
.69
PEPPERONI 1.29
Dietrich 'Cinnamon
BUNS 8's N99
Weston
ENGLISH MUFFINS 8 .69
White Label
APPLE JUICE '48:1"ncentnite .79
Ontario 2/.73
McCUTCHEON
GROCERY
We Deliver BRUSSELS Phone 887-9445
CLASS
24 Cards of Thanks •
and the M.L. Watts fun-
eral home. The kindness
of all was deer* "appreci-
ated and will always be
very precious in our mem-
ory, —Florence, Gary Mc -
After, Joanne and Paul
Weishar, The Cook &
McArter families 24-23x1
IFIED THE BRUISEIA POST,,„ FEBRUARY fl• 1.00 1. ...„.
No' raises .for Mcicalop..coonctl &.1
My sincere thanks to the
UCW for the delicious box
of cookies I received from
them. It was, appreciated.
—Mrs. Stratychuk 24-23x1
I would like to thank all
my relatives, friends and
neighbours for their cards,
visits, food and telephone
calls while I was a patient
in hospital and since
returning home.
—Rosemary Wheeler
24-23x1
Thanks to my friends and
neighbours for the cards,
telephone calls, inquiries
and thanks also to all the
staff at the Wingham and
District Hospital, and Dr.
Bozyk, and Rev. Le Drew
for his visits. —Tom Baker
24-23x1
I would like .o express my
sincere thanks to relatives,
neighbours and family who
remembered me with cards
flowers and treats when I
was in hospital. Sincere
thanks to Dr. Mowbray
and nurses on the 1gt
floor of Wingham Hospital.
It will always be remem-
bered. —Linda Fischer
24-23-1
Words cannot express our
most deep' and heartfelt
appreciation to all our
friends, neighbours and
relatives for the many acts
of kindness shown to us
during our recent sad
bereavement. Many thanks
for the floral tributes,
donations tO the heart
foundation, for food
brought to our home and
all who helped in any
Way. Special thanks to
Rev. John Roberts, to the
ladies who served lunch
Charge laid after truck hit
25 In Memoiriam
PEGELOW: In loving
memory of a dear wife,
Dorothy Pegelow, who
passed away January 29th,
1975,
The favours of • the Lord
are not all past. His kind-
nesses are not exhausted,
every morning they • are
renewed, great is His
faithfulness. —Lament-
ations 3-22-23.
—Lovingly remembered by
husband Clarence 25-23x1
11 Articles For Sale
SEED
OATS
Garry and Elgin
BARLEY
Herta, Keystone, Trent,
Peguis, Bruce
SPRING WHEAT
Glenlea
FIELD PEAS
Mixtures made to order
from these varities.
Early Order Discount
Until March 1.
Double Cut Red Clover
[for Ploughdownj
Timothy and Alfalfa
Art Bolton
527-0455
BolfOn
• 527-1428
11-23-1
Juveniles
Six juveniles have been
charged with break, enter
and theft and are awaiting
a court date after breaking
in to the Scotch Thistle
Grill in Brussels on
January 18, the Wingham,
O.P.P. reported.
About $20 worth of
merchandise including 36
bottles of pop and a
BY WILMA OM
McKillop TownShiP
Council passed a new by-
law regulating the erection
and use of manure pits in
the township at a session
held. Monday at Winthrop.
The new regulations are.
(a) all liquid pits must be
constructed of -reinforced
concrete. (b) have a cover
of reinforced concrete or,
in the event farm stock is
housed over the pit, such
housing shall be fully
enclosed save for access
doors and ventilation; (c)
no run-off or seepage to
be allowed to enter any
open or municipal drain or
any tile leading into them;
(d) the pits must be
prcperly maintained; (e)
the pits must have storage
capacity to carry six
months supply of waste
products; (f) owner must
have certificate of approval
from ministry .of, environ-
ment; (g) owner contraven-
ing the by-law is, liable to
$100 fine exclusive of
costs.
Council will not increase
the remuneration paid to
its members during 1980.
Fire destroyed a
two storey brick home on
Monday, night, a building
which was once the
Orange Hall in Gorrie, but
which is currently owned
by Harley Christie of
Gorrie.
The Wingham Fire
Department was called to
the scene about 9:20 p.m.
according to Fire Chief
Dave Crothers) and firemen
spent about five hours
fighting the blaze. Chief
Crothers said Robert
arrested
number of lighters were
taken and about $20
damage was done breaking
a screen and a window in
a door to get in.
Reeve Allan Campbell will
receive $1,000 per year as
he did last year, and the
rest of commit., Deputy
reeve - Harvey Craig and
councillors 'Arthur
Anderson, Marie Hicknell
and William Leming will.
receive $800 per year.
Previously each, member of
council was. paid $25. for
any special meeting held
outside the township that
they • had to attend on
council business. Monday
they, approved that the
remuneration will cover
any special meeting, other
thane, the one regular
council, session. These
cnecial meetings include
such meetings as fire
board meetings,
conservation authority
meetings —and drain
meetings, or any special
meeting of council. In
addition each member of
council will receive mileage
• at the rate of 25 cents per
mile
Fence viewers for the
, township were appointed --
Mervin Agar, • Wilfred
Drager, , Donald Dodds,
Boyd Driscoll and Donald
Moylan. They will be paid
Ferguson called the fire
department first. Robert
Ferguson lives right
next door and saw the
upstairs front of the house
burning.
The Harriston Fire
Department also • brought a
water tank and Chief
Crothers said they used
about 36,000 gallons of
water on the blaze.
The attic of Robeit
Ferguson's house was also
filled with smoke and fire
scorched a bit of his roof
so that firemen had to
keep a hose on there as
well.
The cause of the fire
had not yet been es-
tablished and no further
details were available at
press time.
Act with following too closely
when his vehicle was in
collision with the back of a
truck owned by the Village of
of Brussels on Tuesday,
January 29.
Both vehicles were north-
bound on Turnberry Street in
Brussels when Archie Willis,
driver of the village truck had
slowed down to allow a
vehicle in front to park when
the Mitchell vehicle collided
with the truck.
Wingham O.P.P. report
that nobody was injured in
the accident which caused
$1,000 damage to the right
front of the Mitchell vehicle.
There was no damage to the
village truck.
THREE PHASE
Electric
"EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL"
*'ECONOMY
* SERVICE
QUALITY
BARRY BUCHANAN
482-7374'
GLENN McLEAN
887-9264
P.O. 80X1136 CLINTON, OM'r,
$40 per day when working
for the township in, the
year 1980. ,
Livestock evatutators will
be paid for 1980 mileage
amounting to 25 cents per
hour, up from 20 cents
last year.
Council adopted triter.
'ia, regarding the drain
loans * a loan is not to
exceed 75 per cent of the
cost; the loan is not to
exceed $10,000 per farmer
per year; the maximum
loan allowed is $200 per
acre and the accumulative
loan is not to exceed
$40,000.
Council had a new 175
foot well constructed on
the township office
property by Hopper Well
Drilling firm of R.R.2, • - Seaforth at a cost of $15
per foot. The well supplies
the township office and
two Winthrop residents.
The following grants
were approved: To the
Seaforth High School Girls'
Band for the 20 members
from McKillop, $200 (who
are go on a trip to Florida)
St. John. Ambulance,
Seaforth, $25; Huron
County Historical SocietYp.
$15; Blyth Centre for the
Arts $50; and. Seaforth
Agriculture Society, $550.
for 1980 up from $500.
The five members of
council and clerk Marion
McClure will attend, a
Huron County council
session in Goderich on
February 28. Each
municipal council in the
county is invited to attend
a session during the year.
Assessment in the
township in 1979 amounted
to $3,192,804, up $23,375
over 1978.
Hyatt
Stokley
Douglas Mitchell, 19 of
R.R. 3, Walton was charged
under the Highway Traffic
2/.99
Swans Down Bathroom
TISSUE Twin Pac .59
KRAFT _DINNER7 3/4 0.3/1.00
NekbabeilETTI 21b. ,79
TOMATO JUICE 48oz. .75
PORK 'N BEANS 19oz.
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CREAMED CORN 14)2:2/,79
Chapman's
ICE CREAM 2 1. 1.15
GOOD SELECTION OF WHITE LABEL. PRODUCTS
Fire destroys Gorrie home
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