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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-04-13, Page 5...t, .14 -Ont. Powernes onaroteits Photo • MODERN WRINKLE IN THE MAFLE-,AUSH drill replaces Granddad's old brace-and-bit for tapping trees, at, maple syrup time near' Vivian Forest, north Toronto, Ontario, DIAMOND RING at L A CHI and qualify for the frictional Prize - "A HONEYMOON AT HE WALIDORF-ASTORle tit IN THIS STUPENDOUS Your friendly Jeweller is conducting a gigantic Essay Contest. It's fun to enter and easy to win. Our prize to the local winner is a beautiful Bridal Bell Diamond , Ring. And you also have a chance at the National Prize offered by the Manufacturers of Bridal Bell Diamond Rings . . . "A Honeymoon at the Waldorf.' Astoria" . . . sevenglorious days in New York City, with all expenses paid. Come in today . . . we'll show' you bolk you can. win. If you live out of town, just write us and we will send'you an entry form and corn. pike details. . Leach -Jeweller "The Store for Beautiful Gifts" Brussels, Ontario ••• -- Carried, Moved by Stewart Procter, sec- onded by Wm, Elston that the tend- er of Harold-Thomas to build the machine shed for the ,sum of $7050. to Include floor as pelf tender be accepted ,subjeat to • the approval of the DIStrict Municipal Engineer', contract to be completed by Sept, 15, 1955. Carried. Moved by Walter Short/reed, sei. onded by Reiss Duncan that the Road bills as presented )y the BOO Superintendent lye paid. &Tied. Moved by Wm. Elston, Seeonded by Walter Shortreed that. we • ad- vertise for •tionders on three culverts,' tenders to be in by 12 O'clock noon, May 2. ,„ • ..• - Carried, Moved by Stewart Procter, Sec- onded by Wm. Elston that the Audi- tors report for 1954 be accepted. -- Carried. Moved -by Rose Duncan. seconded by Stewart Procter that we advertise for tenders for the sale of the Town: ship stied which is approximately 21 feet by 65 feet, tenders to be in by noon, Monday, April'11th, - Carried Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec- onded by Ress Duncan that the Meet. log adjourn to meet again on May 2 at 1 p. m, or At the call of the Reeve. - Carried. The following 'accounts were paid: Municipal World, supplies $2.12 Myth Standard, adv. .84 Belgrane CO.Operative disinfectant and Powder 599.90 County of Huron, Mills'Adeline Mathejis 43.00 County of Huron, R. Hoy and Mrs, Ann Bernard 187.00 Aivance-Times, •adv. 5.87 Tho.s. Whinier & Sons, supplies 9.15, H. Kearney, relief to Mrs. Wilhelm 20.38 A, Fraser, part salary 150.00 J .Martius, relief 30.00 County of Huron, Miss Lillian Garnise 29.00 A, Fraser, Robertson-Mathers Drain cob Chas. Fraser, Robertson-Mathers Drain 4.00 S. McLennan, Robertson-Matheris Drain 4.00 Jas. A. Howes, part payment, Robertson-Mathers Drain 175.00 S. Appleby; refund on spraying 1.64 Bailie Parrott, Reeve. (Ice. C. Martin, Clerk. PLANS TO WEEP THE ST. LAWRENCE ICE-FREE National Research Colwell engine. Ors hate disicoyeted a. way to keep the St, Lattretice teefree. This Week Star Weekly dittliSetes the east, t1 prattled:Witty and horn the plan Iniglit tie ,applied, ',P,1-16 Writer of this tire article IS -S„ Miss Kate McNabb is spending the holidays at her home.' Mr. Kenneth Knight was an Easter visitor with his family; Mr. and Mrst Wes, MeEachreu have moved their furniture fnoin Ayr to their home in Oranbrook. Mrs. McEachren is here getting 'Settled and Mr. MeEachren. will follow later. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baker quietly celebrated their 54th, wedding anni- versary on Easter Sunday. ETHEL Mrs. Austin Raynard was. hostess for the W. M. S. and W. A. or?f Ethel United Church, with 13 members and 3 visitors present. The Presi- dent gave tile call to worship. Hymn 112 was sung. Followed by scrip tore reading. The stucry period ,was taken. by 3 members, joined in a conversation on the. Theme, "The World Council of Churches. 'r Mrs Jas. Pearson gate a reading on Palm Sunday, and Mrs. Quest Doh- -sot gave a reading on Tithing, and Stewardship. This was followed by prayer by the leader, the members joining in the responses. In the bUsiness Period the minutes of last meeting were read and approved, roll' call and Easter Thank. Offer- ing. It was announced that the bale had been sent also $5.00 for _shipping charges. A thank you tote was read, It was decided that all who could would try and go to the Rurort Presbyterial to be held in Winghaan United Church On April 1th 'The treasurer gate her re, rPor4 flog the 'first quiarter, Mrs, Larieti invited the society to her home for the May meeting, Meeting was closed by -prayer by the Pres!• dent and 1111101i WaS, served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, C, Coehrtte and Mrs. Alex Pearaotn, Personals; Miss patella, Cunning, beam, Toronto, with Mrs. Elsie Min- niugha ; Arthur Caner, Harvey Cherry, Toronto, Mr. and Mra. Deit- ies Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Denrilt Anthony, Doris Anthony, 'Humber ,Sintitnit, Mr. and Mrs, Alf, Sutton; Brampton, 'With Mr, and krg. de Doelder; and Mr. and MrS, Bert GoOden, 'Mt. and Mrs. R. F. oopto, Ottawa, M and Mrs. W. L. 0: VardlaW, Stisan And Caret with Dr. and Mrs. Wardlaw; ReSs land Mrs, Vedden ,and Bradely vitt Rert and Mrs, Nodded, London, POlt SALE Surge tinkers - Lovell ti. MO. Wre, Surge Dealer, Wing-hare, Iat vireo indulries abetitYOlit milking PrObieins. Phone Viingithni. 60 coo' legit., gest and Used Milkers. APPLICATIONS WANTED - Grey Township School Board will receive applications for the position of teacher in the Area. Duttes to commence Sept. 1st, 1955. Please state salary expected. J. Carl Hemingway, Sec. Treas. R. R. 3 Brussels, Ontario. .,14.6111MIMM•11.1.116 WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Artificial Insemination stervice for all breeds 'of cattle. For service or 'information Phone Clinton 243, or Palmerston 66 collect, between 7.80 and 10.00 A. M. on week days and 7.30 and 9.30 A. M,' on Sundays. AN EXPERIENCE IN TROPICAL LIVING Rich In design . . . ultra modern guesf rooms and *okay, bedrooms, luxurious- - ly furnished ct'i-1460.84_11 In pleasure . . private pool and cabana dub, cmcitall lounge, round- thereto& entertainment Modest In price ... Lewes. rates In effect AA 14 A tq, he; v. 4.4aAhlr V*00* •••*4-• • " " • pril 4- ,955. the Ensteer service Knox Presby- I (Tian .Church On Sunday alt 11 a. nt. Mrs. Kenneth ATIICT)(44.01. Contributed a solo, A fine 'attend'ance was out for thee first me e ting tby .$101 0.4r School on Hester Sunday, A will: MO at The Council rust in the- 'To-MU...ship tiall on the above date with all the_ Members present The rainntIels of the Ialst regular meeting and the special. meeting of Mi ,ob 23 were read nud adopted, On motion of Ros,,, Diinclit and W. 1. Minton. Moved by Wc.iater Sheineetl,, Ilea, onded by Steratj profiler that f;111"001'• :3:0;$ A. Bowes he Instructed, to stake, survey and make Te.potta -on the Nichol and Riehmetad ,Er011,(4 - .Carried. Moved by Win. "Dieton, eeoonded by Ross. Duncan that the asseSs:gent. on the 13,oderick McLean property be changed to the different coWners. ,-,- Carried, I . Moved by Wm, Elston, seconded by Stewart Procter that A, Fraser be j. tpall .$150.00 in his salary, --Oarrien. / Molved by Win, Elston, seconded by Walter Shortreed that we take out 'the Rloadt WART, Spraying, and non owned liability policies with the General Accident Insurance Com, tinny. ...., -- Carried. c. I Moved by hosts Duncan, Seconded by Stewart Procter that the. Frank Cowan Insurance Agency be paid $12.39 which is owing on last years Compensation Insurance and that it be renewed with. Mr. B. Hall in June. I 'clock each Sunday, I Ten InelnberS attended the Raster i Meeting Of 010 W. M. S. in Um Iltone i of Mrs. Stuart Evans. The president Miss Ap J. Forrest opened the meet,- jag with a reading on Miss Agnos I Disisoon, 'The service in the Glad 'riding's. was f011oWed With Mrs, Sch. nook and Mrs. 'Lynn Evans reading i PartSi and, Mrs, Harold Xackila giv• i tag the Glad Tidings prayer, Easter hymns Were smug with Mrs. Alex Steiss presiding at the piano, Current events were read by Mrs, Calvin Cameron, Mrs, Stuart Evans and Mrs, Alex Steiss, Plans for the spec- ial service of Affiliation for the ci, G, I. T.'wleire completed, The invitation to attend the Easter meeting of the Evening Auxiliary was accepted. The topic "Faster and the women at Easter was given by Mrs. Mac. Engel. Miss Forrest closed with the bene- diction and the hostess, and her ,assistants -served lunch and - a social time was erten& ThIS 0. G, I. T. met at. the home of the leader, Mrs. M. Engel, on. Thurs- day eveninfg With all the members in attendance. Miss Forrest led the girls in singing hymns. An Indian version of this 53rd. psalm was read and an Barter service followed. The group accepted the invitation, to att- end the Easter thank offering service of the Evening Auxiliary on Tues- day, April 19th. The 'Affiliation Ser- vice was• planned with all taking part. "Taps!" was sung and lunch served. Mr. and. Mrs. Morgan Cameron and family and Mr. end Mrs. Jas. Ritchie all of London, were Raster visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cameron. ATTENTION FARMER& - DEADSTOCK removed from your barn promptly for stnitary ,disposal Telephone Collect : Ernsiels or Elmira 664. GORDON YOUNG LIMITED BUSINFSS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. Di. C. C PHYSICIAN mad SURGEON St Simms 4. ffnatab, Ont. FOR SALE - A quatitity of good ,feed baled hay, Abort 65 .1bs. Alfalfa, Timothy and Alsike Seed. Also a Jewel Range in good condition, Torrance Dundas, Walton, Phone Brussels 90r5, • DR. R. W. STEPHENS Gradeat• Univers'!" of Threat° r PHYSTIAN and GEON Talitabane arateals, Ost. -Ont. Dept. of Lands and Forests Photo FOREST FIRE FIGHTER RESCUES FAWN-Fish and wildlife as well as forest wealth and beauty spots all suffer when fire engulfs Ontario woodlands. April 1 to October 31, official forest fire season, is ,time of higloysthasard. Be careful, everybody! 4). No* IS The 'Tian Renew Your Subscription to The :11 russels Post - If your label does not read 1955 you are in arrears. We thank all those who been so prompt In this matter and ask all who have neglected It to give It their attention. "THE BRUSSELS POST Chas. T. Davidson MISURANCE FOR 141.J. lid Auteasabae and Fire IlmairanCea Accialent mad kimtimmose Agent fee Gnat West 1.Ne Insapasee) Ca. Elam Mice 94 araasala Oat 'I JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optoinotrid Ere. Exambied. (nun RNA Mow 791 Seder& MAR am* 164UltSi E - 6, Wed. 5-12.30, Sat. E Lim Ile E ims, . IX A. Rann & CO. 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