HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-03-09, Page 4, FOR SALE -
Surge' Milkers - Lovell H. Mc- .,
.Guire, Surge Dealer, W'n. Ira . In-
vites inquiries about your milking
problems Phone V7Inglram 593 001
lent., New and Used Milkers.
'MORTGAGE. WANTED -
First Mortgage of $3,000 on 1.40.
acre property at 5% interest, it this
interest rate-note satisfactory kindly
state' rate wanted in reply. Apply to
Box 50. Brussels Post.
FOR SALE -
Qeder your ohieks mow, Bray has
wide choice of breeds and crosses.
Ask us- for complete list. Including
Ames In-Crosia. seCantadian Approved.
'Chicks to produce on ail market,.
Seine 'started ptilige. Agents. - Mrs.
R, Barrett, R, R. 5 Brussels, Phone
Brussels '5'4r12,; Win. Glen Bray,
Ethel.
f k
FOR SALE-
Get the eight chicks. Now. While
Bray has still a wide choice et
breeds and crosses. Including A1/10.
In-Croes. Mixed chicks, pullet.,
cockerels, Some started Piffled&
Ask us for complete liet. Agents --
Wm, then Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R. Bard'
Tett R. R. 5 Brus..sels, Phone Brnistell
54r12.
SALESMAN WANTED - 1
To sell complete -line of Men's,
Ladies and Children's Clothing
'Furnitures and ApplianCes inelnd-1
ing Television. Sell right in and
around *Brussels, Highest Commis-
sions paid. No investment neecess-
ary. Oar essential, Write Box 50.
Gtr e&
SUPERIOR PROPANE ,1:T13.
19 Market Place
STRATFORD, ONT.
The Versatile oependable
FUEL FOR HOME AND
INDUSTRY
RANGES, HOT WATER TANKS
REFRIGERATORS, ETC.
WALT. MADDESS
. Representative
PHONE. STRATFORD
BUS. 4174 RES, on:Su
ATTENTION FAAMERis
DEADSTOOK removed from yeti
bate promptly tier nanitaitt disposal
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at tot
GORDON YOUNG 'LIMITED
FARM FOR SALE ee
iThe Estate of the late Gordon
liedhinii. hi diteiblieti. tOWiiiehiP, 064:
12 tot 18.; 'acres othieistitig• of
bank barn g4 by 6.ei good hen hoii e,
9 Baer brick house: Tuts tatM
good clay lereM with itit miles brelik;
able land, feet in beak 441,14StOtetili;
running through, This farni fs
his from
MR,'
bated Oka itittet .1
tits from •church, 1M miles ttOte
Public .schOol, High school hits vie,
as the kite. 61or tattier' tntornal.
Ion Opt* to' SOS if*el, MD** T: tnator * 160
NOTICE
gittot.• •
TO MOTOR VEHICLE OWNERS AND DRIVERS
a.
Tuesday, March 15th, 1955, is the last day
upon which 1954 motor vehicle and trailer
registration plates may be used. It is also the
date of expiration of all 1954 chauffeurs'
and operators' licences.
Secure yours at once
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Hon. 1.1s. N. Allen, Minkter
FOR SALE -
)erante,House and barn with 1 acre
Of land in Village, priced at $1.600.00.
* 200 acre Farm on County Road,
good :iiciuSe, hydro, furnace, 9 bank
barns priced at $19,000.00. Halt D01011.
175 acre Parra adjoining Village,
good lions% bath, large bank balello
hardWood bush, priced at $16,000.006
Half Down.
76 acre farm, frame hot*, Wits
banit'harn, bush, priced at 1006.11!
Long; iteal !Mete broil*
Phone 84 itintiodi, Vise,
WINGHAM:
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Miss. X. 4, Pri.v4 ter
t'he match meeting the W, M. Se
of Knox PAV.07t-4.04.4, ,P1Wroll, The
'restident „gave the call bo worship
.14.44 a :hymn vas 1:Inr914.
4.,acklin reed .the scrtours reading-
0.4 Mrs, $tivart?.pys.ss led in prayer,
Patr 'Plunk-offering envelopes'
to be ordered,, oleo copies of the At,
fultation :Service :for the .041,T, and.
rtheir missionary badges. The • date .of
'this service 11..a•?Aot been set, Nine
member's :and one 'visitor were pros-
eat and in response to the roll call
told s.onteibinvof the work of Miss
Irene .Stringer. Mrs, Stuart Piens.
will be hostess for the Aprid.meetlng
whiolt '''wiil_ be an Easter eemice
The OPic, "Presonting aappeta and
problemS of medical work inl. India,"
in five parts, by Miss Forrest, Mrs. i .
Schnook, Mrs, Art. Nicholls, him
Qalyip .gameron • and Mrs, M. Engel.
Questions were then asked. by the
Leader,' ending Most Interesting
presentation, of the Study. A hyinia
and the 'Benediction . brought the
meeting to a close- and lunch Was ,.•
served hy the ,heateas, assisted by
Mree Stuart. Evans..
HQTK. •
AND
CABANA CLUB I
Township of Grey .. .... . . 00
Township of Novick,
WiNGIiAM DISTRICT •
STATEMENT OF REGEIPTS AND PAY,M,ENTS
FOR PN.g. YgINR. ENDED, 31 D, ECEMBE,R, 1954.
Enlance forward 'troin 1053. ..... 0.09,0tli -$A 0;90,,4,$'
.*414 .PePR.rtntOn 'F4d 40'494 ,04.040 .00 04# . 103140
• Hies 1,90.
Village Of Breesels, .. , , $2,835.•31
Township. of PairOaa eee . ... ...... 6,47.4,93
Toyereeleip of East Wawanosie .... 5,096,03
2,054.00.
9,193.44
Township of lefulese .. ... 1,120:93
10,694,73 •
1,910:36 •
81004,00 eee.eae..
Township of ivierri's
Village ot Teamster
Township of Turnberry
Town of WintheTe .... . . ..... 9,622.01 wean
"Tuition Paid by Outside Boards
Goderieh District Collegiate Ingitute 336.12
Listowel District 'High School Board 893.9$ Supremo vacation enjoyment in Florida's most complete resort. Mei.
darn guest rooms fair-conationino optional) to phase and pamper
wide ocean front beach for Slatiglig and swInonini cosy Wogs NI
Intimate render/4os and genuine hospitalty to laver your an** seep.,
JACK MULUKIN. GENERAL MANAGER
MIAMIBEACII
67t4 Street on die •
...
1,249.67
500.90
17/.00
31.75
"YOUR EASTER SEAL
7141v0:.Ar.t16. .men in .94049
today, Wiper residents of A Weiette
community, who Pnee. faced the
world with- PM% less reliance and
epefidenee then they .feet now, as.
,epifelependant citizens, .wlio. are
tug .their own Wqr,
It le •Mily A little more than live
years ago that Variety ..came
into 'exigence, an example of what
-Can. he •done by the co-operation of
many people. inspired by an idea,
1.06o it haye been .directed the
, skills of the Oleo cxpeit5 .ithe
field of training of handicapped boys'..
And from it has come a .di-iridend in
happier human relations that has:
57;280,92 rowarcicd. the PeoPle who made
possible,
For many years the Ontario
Society for Crippled Children' and
a wide .network of Ontario
clubs. had collaborated in several
programs of treatment and therapy
for crippled youngsters. in 1949. an
extra 'Ansel of the drive. to .aid such
children was opened when the Varie-
ty Club, sedViee club of the entertain.
'meat industry in Ontario,' offered to
tinanee centre where lads restored to
near normal ability could learn trad-
es. As a result, Variety Village,
where the lads may live and learn,
was built. Thus business and pro,
fessionel men, , linked by the Soc-
iety with the people of the enter.
496.00 Ointment world, offered a chance
to the youngsters who had benefit-
ibed from treatment to become. self-
supporting.
• ounty of Huxan- Agriculture Grant .......„ .. .. . .....
"Cadet Grant
'Miscellaneous
'Repayment from SPecial Acleount for monies advanced
p
Ethel. Marry Mills MAWS
The 'iPoit,4 'meeting Pt the Ethel
Merry MIN Ninitle was held oP
21, ot: the home of Mrs, Q, Dobson,
Mrs, A WelinrdSs deAltiliStilAteil. the
Prispturig4011 of Mills;"
The prP§1011,tt Palt open-
ed the meeting with Ow roll eell
which was ,answered by "One reason.
why milk is as good tCod'"Phe
secretary, Donna Alexander, 'NS the
minutest of 'the firSt meeting which
were adopted ,as read, During the
business 1t was• decided to hold,' the
next, meeting On Feb, 28,
Selyeral girls read the menus they
made and there was g, brier. revieW
on the ,topics discussed at the Prat
Meeting, Ete follPtviteg Itloplos•
were dliscuSed, Inay isate with
1114111t Ilhe 'body-building
beverage." The home, assign-
meats are, Make at least one milk
drink and record in record book;
work at record books. 'Thee Roll Call
for the next meeting la "Dots for
home dairies,"
..The meeting was closed, with the.
National Anthem. pacill girl made a
milk drink and Jean Rock and Donna
Alexander served cookies,
'for New School Site 7,653.07
onardmis....momm..•
$152,933.49
Mrs. Herman 'Kirkpatrick, Mount
Forest, 'and Mrs. Eva Armstrong, I
Harrigan. visited with Mr. and Mrs
Tired Kirkpatrick last week.
,Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cameron, Sar-
nia, were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Allen Cameron .
Wickets are now available for
the Operetta, "The Belle of Bag-
dad" by, Milverton High School.'
being, presented in the Cra,nbrook
,Community Centre on Saturday,
evening March 19th, This highly re-
commended Operetta is, in aid of the
Cranbrook Library and tickets may
be purchased from any member of
they Library Board, An eleCtric tea
kettle is being given as a door prize.
Sad advertisement in this issue of the P
GREY `PAYMENTS
*Veachers' Salaries CLASSIFIED AM.
The third meeting of, the Ethel
Merry Milk (Maids wale held on
Monday evening, Feb. 255th at the
'home of Mrs. Quest Dobson.
The president, jean Rock, opened
the 'meeting with the members re-
peating the '4-H dub Pledges and
singing our club 'song. Thirteen
members answered the Boll Call
with, "Do's for hoPe dairies." The
minutes of the second meeting were
read by the .Sec., Donna Alexander,
were adapted es read.
During the business it was decided
to hold the next meeting on March
7, at the hppie of Mrs. DobSen. For
the roll call ,eedh girl is to bring a
baked custard. Bach girls voted
'tor , a cover :she wanted and one
was' chosen so that all covers would
be the same.
Several girls de•seribed the milk
drinks they made at home and there
wars a brief review on the topics
discussed at the last meeting. The
lonlos discussed were, "Milk for the
Family Menus,"
Mrs. E. Richards demonstrated
now., to make a custard." Jean
Fraser and Grace Lam,ont -dembn-
etrated making a white sauce and
, Jean Rock and Donna Alexander
demonstrated making 'the White
stance by a different method.
Our borne assignment is make
one scalloped and one cream dish
for the family table and record in
our record, book,
The meeting closed with the Nat-
tonal Anthem, The girls who dem. !
onstrated served a lunch of carrots I
with white sauce and macaroni with
white sauce,
$62,762,00
3,696.32 $59,086.28 UNfON W. M. S. AND W. A.
The February meeting of Union
United Church W. M. S. was held at
the home of Mrs. Glen 'Ratliwell with
Mrs. Everett Robinson as leader.
After the opening hymn Scripture
readings were taken by Mrs. Jas.
Bremner, and Mrs. Delmar Dilworth
Appreciation for gifts received by
Mrsi. G. Menzies and Mrs. Leslie
Lake.
`Less : Superannuation
FOR SALE
Roto Baler, nearly new in good, s,o1P-
clitilon. apply to Box 50 Brussels.
-eruition re Night Glasses
faustructienal Supplies :
Library and Student Supplies
Shop Work
Home Economics
Agriculteee
CATTLE WANTED
For Pasture.
Robt. McKe-y
8,231.11
1,398,1.1
326.76
802.45 Phone 47.47
Today the 75 ,graduates of the
now famous, Village have proven
the worth of the experiment. The
lade, who learned watchmaking
and similar trades, are earning an
average- of $2,000 a year, but far
more important is the sense of self-
;reliance they have developed. Aid.
ed to better health by the funds
created by the annual sale of Easter
Seals, tvhich finances treatment
programs, the boys are able to
benefit from the school's training
program, and to face the Woold
with confidence. 'Tlhe Campaign
which lasts until April 10th- has an
objective of $550.000.
tr> 3,771.49
41,9.37.38
1,250.00
170.84
1,513.00
2,576.94
176.65
3,411.84
469.28
2,512.98
598.42
22.60
459.35
1,327.00
FOR SALE=
A chesterfield in Pretty goon
'shape. Phone .15J6 on Highway It
mile south of Brussels,
'Transportation 4
Officers' Salaries
Interest and Exchange
rusurance
'General Expel:tete
'Telephone
.Varetakees Salary
The second chapter of the Study
'Book,Face eo Face _with India, was
taken by Mre. Jack Oox. Roll call
was answered- by- a verse with the
40 0.0 ... .............. ........
word "Faith". A duet by leain, and
1 IR1411, Patterson ,accompa,nted by
Patsy Rathwell was enjoyed by
MODERN' HEATING 1 al.
COMPLETE FORCED AlR ' 1
HEATING ' brought the meeting to a close.
,The closing hymn and prayer
SYSTEM 'FOR A FIVE-ROOM ' FOR
I The W. A. meeting followed with,
1 the president, Mrs. Harold Keye in 1 Registered Hereford li HOME .
$626.00 I the chair . _ ,,,.. mouth's old price to sell.
. i ' *1 Write Dept B P or visit eur ) Roy Benndit : A hymn was followed by the Lord's Phone 82r4' -
ti $3,499.92 FOR SALE -
Hen House 18 x 40, in good con-
.
dition. apply to
R. B. Cousins
28.08 Less ; Unemployment Insurance
-learetseeene Supplies
Might, Heat and Water
Repairs and ReplaCements'
'Cadets
Physical Educiation
Phone 22
SALE
Bull,
Furniture and Equipment
IT'S PLAY-OFF TIME
The Stanley Cup is the dream of
every little gaffer Who laces on a
pair of hockey skates and the ulti-
mate goal of every player. Each
season they toil through a muscle-
tearing euhedule for a shot at the
famed basin donated by Lord Fred-
erick Arthur Stanley of Preston.
In this week's Star Weekly Red
Burnett takes you into the dreSsing
seem and lute, you listen to the beet
stories of play-off time.
. Mon day,- Wd Prayer.. Minutes were read by Mrs.
Percy Ward.
The flockeS in the basement of the
church are being sanded and refinish
ed and it was decided to do the aude
torium also, including pulpit, ent-
rance and stair%
- A committee, Mns H. Keys, Mrs, E.
Morrow, Mrs. P. Ward and Mrs. R.
W. Whitfield, chosen to purchase
carpet. '
The meeting closed with the M17/
Benediction.
An Trish contest conducted by Mrs,
W. Steatychuk was enjoyed by all,
Twenty-five ladies were in atten-
dance. Lunch was weed by the hose
ass assisted `by Mrs. Leslie McKay
and Mrs. Lindsay McKay.
453.66
1,182.81
771.98
1 clay, and Friday evenings' and all day,
Saturday
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
2,408.45
"Tutition Paid to Outside Boards :
London. Board of Education
Goderich District Collegiate Institute
Listowel District High School e
902.90
57.24
50.00
Plot Lunches
-Unemployment Insurance Stamps
Petty Cash- Fund 4
Share of Expenses Paid ;
Brussels Public School Board .... $ 698.65
Culrose Teeswater Area Boaed 498.25 1,196.90
••••••••••••••
Advances re New Schhol Site 7,403.07
$132,439.57
19,793.92
$1.52,233.49
'Balance on Hand 31 December, 1954
7leNp78 0 ....
CERTIFICATE
,4 I ,We have examined the books ;and records of the Wingham
District High. School Board 'for the year ,ended 31 December, 1954
and in our opinion the above Statement of Receipts and Disburse-
ments is cermet, according to the books and -records and infonna-
tion furnished , 1
LONDON, ONTARIO PEARSON, EDWARDS & CO,
2 FEBRUARY, 1955. _ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
A. H. McTavish, Chairman W. A Galbraith, Secretary-
Treasurer,
SPECIAL ACCOUNT
• STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR
SEVEN MONTHS ENDED al DECEMBER, 1954
'RECEIPTS
Sale of Debentures -• Face Value
Premium
$200,60.00 on Deposit in Savings Account 334.25,
3625,000,00
3,192.75
Accrued Interest 958.91 3629.152.66
Interest Earned
629,486.91
PAYMENTS
Architect's Vees • ..... „...... ..... 8 22,047.29
Progress Payment's to Contrecter - 370,050.0
'Purchase of School Site , 7,65347
• Insurance i 645.00
Bank ChaltgeS and intereOt . .
-Teeeri r ef Vingbain By -146W tosta 962,61
Installation. of Water Pietas 1;799:0
Ittiriiiiture and Equitinienit 3,618'.32 $406,961,80
-Balane.A oia tend December, 1064 outaitri .......... 89242,555.61
$629,486.91 „IS