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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-07-20, Page 5• 44 d Exhaustive tests have proven that the new Magic Action Faucet will not drip or leak. Yet this EMCO-fashioned tap costs no more than old- fashioned taps. * no more drip-stained basins and baths * no more hot water waste * no more washers to replace /1409&teete * Easy To. Turn *Easy To Clean * Easy To Look. At 4 Buy Matched sets for Basin, Bath and Shower Come in and see our full line of EMCO Plumbing Equipment a 4 4 S If value's your yaidstick... 4.4"4 ^AI Oro* is your buy. 4 f 1 1 31 1 ' '61 ' I 'el ' ' 12I ' IA 111 lal 1 1 '1 441'1 '1 /71 '1 Iloi I I 1 431' I ik3 BEAUTY + SIZE +PERFORMANCE + PRICE = VALUE Dodge gives you more beauty. The slim, trim, taut lines of its Motion-Design for The Forward Look pay off in pride of ownership, keep resale value high. Per- fectly matched Dodge interior colours are more eye-appealing and fashion-right than ever. • Dodge gives you finer performance. Test the smoothness and quietness of the thrifty Dodge 6. Or try the great new V-8 engine. For increased efficiency and economy, it combines short-stroke design with exclusive dome-shaped combustion chambers. See your Dodge-De Soto dealer for a DEPENDABLE USED CAR Dodge gives you greater 'size. Dodge is a foot longer than one competitor. Nine inches longer than another. Dodge length enhances its low, road-hugging appear- ance. Interiors afford real stretch- out space. Yet Dodge is priced with the lowest. All this big-car beauty, size, performance can be yours at far less than you might expect. Your Dodge-De Soto dealer is ready to make it worth your while to deal today! COME IN OR CALL, LET DODGE PROVE ITS WORTH WITH A DEMONSTRATION DRIVE! wit For Sale by — C. & G. Krauter Co. Brussels. Ont. Empire Brass Mfg. Ca. Limited EC-53-D-Reia CPE EDWAY OPILLS c THRILLS ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES Brussels, Ont. — Telephone 82 Grey Twp. Council (By R. C. K.) Unfontunatelty last 'Friday night old man weather wouldn't agree to any stock car racing at Teviotdale. However we thought you might be interested in the point standing up to date for the class "A" cars. They are as follows— Point. Standing To Date Point Standing To Date "A" Class Cars 73X Max Armstrong, Brussels. 176 31 Jack Cook, Barrie 174 11 Bill Cromb, Toronto 184 15 Gord, McAlpine, Ailsia, Craig 105 3B Johnny Reich, Kitchener 90 130 George Makin, Toronto 25 37 P411 Hamilton, Guelph 18 49 ,yRay Stark, Toronto 13 2 Harold Koehler, Breslau 9 6 Chas. Burns, Toronto 5 almmoranmarxrenmerveswIA MSNOINM v1.10.0;11OTISMR09101111100MIMS,AMIMOVIIIM AMMININNOW Dressed Broilers and Cut Up Chicken Delicious, Tender-Fresh, Oven-Ready Chicken can be yours for the asking! All chicken is ice-packed for assured freshness GREY Union United Church W.M. S. The July meeting , of Union :(1n- lied church W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Jas. A. Bremner with Mrs. Les McKay as leader. qpenins hymn was followed by Scripture reading, Mrs. J. Cox and prayer by Mrs. S. Whitfield. Minutes of the Slane meeting were read by Mrs. J. Cox. An interesting, roll call yrs" .answered by "A trip I'd like to take." APPrectaltion for bOxes received from Mrs. I. Ward and Mrs. W. Bremner, The August meeting will be held in the church with the Mission Band in charge. Mrs. Mac McIntosh read a chapter in the. study book " Politics in India." The clots lug hymn was read and the. Ben diction closed the meeting, W. A. Meeting The W. A., meeting followed with Mrs. H. Keys as leader. Minutes of the last read by Mrs. P. Ward. Tree, urer reported $110 proceeds from garden party. Ak.nangements Xe:r. made for catering for a wedding in the churchly Aug. 6. A_ geogrephy contest was conducted by Mrs.• IL. Bremner. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. GordOt Speiran and Mrs, W. Bremner. 'township rate be 10% mills. — Carried. Moved by Hugh Snail, secondee by Wm. la, Bishop that all approved accounts be paid, — Gar Moved by Geo. W. Hutehinrsioend, seconded by Clifford B, Dunbar that we now ,adjourn -to meet Anglia eth or at the call of the Reeve. — Carried. The following accounts were -paid! Gordon Knight, Sec.-Treas. Cranbrook. Centesnial, prize $20.00 Listowel Banner, advt., drains 2.20 Sitral,iationrscl Beacon-Herald, advt. Drains, 7.80 Cardiff, by-laws Ralph Drains 25.00 G. G. Reict. accoikst for Mrs. 'nigh 44.56 The Mum World, .supplies. 1.3,40 Geo. Pearson, Warble powder 65.50 Murray Ross, pullets killed 78.00 R. C. Burrows, pullets killed 120 EinkmilieLson pullets 14.00 OloTaos 2,895.53 td Bray, pullets 46.06 Roads $2,728.43 Edythe M. Oardifl, Clerk, CRANBROOK Sabbath School and the regular morning service was held on Sum day mousing in Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. A, Williams was the minister in charge and Miss Margaret Berrie presided at the organ, Next Sunday the service will be at 11.15 ,a.m, as usual. Cyril Prescott Will be guest soloist, Miss Mina Baker is spending a Week at Goderioh along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and Brenda. Themesvillet Mr. Ell Smalldon, Toledo, return- ed home last Week following several weeks spent here With relatives, — Carried. WANTED Carpentry Or .3, It Cameron Clinton, Ont. Man"Oldafter40". NOW FEELS YEARS YOUNGER `Tm 74. Had no ye . SA Osteof me ihater ftel 20 yeartmanaer - Dill. YO of pop now. --a..i.a. Bran 01c:: been. osvitisgmtroue:lanviTtatolintivintoTvitetsb‘cionalcoripit ingustrezironto; ilia:my:33 fool Yowl - yiteung34 Milaottl:17vOrytatt 1497710- ut e . AeS dQ IY aoquatttoor size o y Cu lit DIUJIVERED EVtRY FRIDAY Orders ninsthe-received no later than Wednesday, 6 p.m. STOCK CAR RACING at Hen erson s Grey Township Council Meeting was held on Slily 2nd, Moved 'by, Clifford R. Dusbar, secondod by Geo. W, Hutchinson that the minutes be alloPted as read, —Carried. 1\loved by; Clifford R, Dasher, seconded by Wm, D. Bishop' that ' the tender of JOhn VanCamp be accepted for the construction of bridge at Lot 10, Con, 1344, for the amount of $2,255.00. — Carried. . Moved by Geo. W. Hutchinson, by Win. E. Bishop that we open Court of Revision on Grant Drain. — Carried. „ Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded by Clifford R, Lunbar theft °butt of Revision on Grant Drain be closed by-law fianally passed and Clerk, be instructed to call for ten, dens. — Carried, Moved by Clifford R. DuObrit, seconded by Geo. Hutchinson that we open Court of ReVisien on the Rap Drain, — Carded, Moved by Clifford R. DuShat, :seconded by Hugh smith that Court of Revision oil, the Ralph Drain be elesel and by-law finally passed and the cloth be Instructed advortise for tenders, ,• Moved by Wni. B. Bleb* see- °tided by Hugh Smith that Hebert :Nicholson, be given contract Oh Mu* and Sleight1!olta Drain tiS per tender. — Carried. Moved by Hugh. Smith, seconded by Win, l7, Bishop that reeve art4i Mork bo hietrueted to apply for grunts, On Clark, Sleight- holni and Ralph Drains. i. 1 — Carried. iiiiiii4444444.4444144 , , ,.„,, PHONE 6834' tatted . Chicks • • SEAFORTH BERT JOHNSTON PHONE BRUSSELS littat TEVIOTDALE SPEEDWAY eery Priday night mid holitlay$ .6itithetttlittg7 -at. Dellayed Parachute Jump aria Jalopy Race 111Oved by Geo, W. rHtitchinsen, seconded by Cliffritd 11, Diinbtie that We request the Dept, Of High. I ' WAYS to ns a a blinker light at I. .a10.6 Stoll — Carried. Mere& by Clifford It DitSbar, tr'0 hdfid by Gel?. ZY. Ifattoitirtriti tint ONE BILLION ' Down the drain "yes". Li Canada ONE BILLION DOLLARS Was: spent ,on liquor last year. The Dttto,tm -are eXcellent for a substantial chiase this Year. But what of the apPalting increase in the toll the traffic in liquor takes? Don't look at the liquor ads ter such data, the highway' traffie toll, the eerie telt, the it Ith tot, Sao alikiek. ing are the 'gttaletlesi recently oleo closed by scientific retoarell late the lunith Menade of the drink habit that vast numbers of individuals and litany 'orgatiZatiolis other than those of avowed temperance lirincipals are' beefOiniltig alarited and ate Lakin action, For otaitiPle thti American Medical Association has rulel that as of Iatinary 1, 1954, lie liqUor ads should be ,accepted' lit their periodic- Death's ktiOW the tivati. mommumaio