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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-02-15, Page 4wonesow, February 15th, 1054 TI14 PRUSSETA POST NOTICE TO. CREDiTQRS IN THE MATTER; •OF THE ESTATE OF .EDWARD RICHARDS, late of the Village of Ethel in the County 1 of nurnn. Aleelxititte, Deceased. NI)TICIO. IS HEREBY GIVEN, our- snout to 'rite Trusted Act, that all .creditors and others having claims against the Estate of the, late Edward Richards, are required to send particulars of their cialtne, duly certified to W, BDSHFIELD Q. C, Solicitor for the ,Administratrix the ,said Estate, on or befere the 20th. day of February A, D, 1956, fund tliat after such ow, the istratrix will proceed to distribute the ,staid. Estate, having regaro. only to the claims of. which she shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingliem, Ontario,. this • twenty-sixth day of January A. D., 1900.. J, W, MISHFIELD„ Q. C„ • Wingham, Ontario. Solicitor for the Administratrix FOR SALE. — Registered Hereford Bull, 2 yr. old. • Cain Jacklin , Phone 91r9 FOR SALE — 450, 21 inch tire. nearly new. Cecil Dewar 12th con, El= Twp. I C RAN 131t00 Thu Forwaxy nneelsng oc the, We, men's miwonory Society of lCIVX, Pre, ,Ctnerch was 'held at the home of WS, Mae Engel, with un attend. Alice Of eight, With Mra, SehrlOck the chairs, the new sandy "Pli,ey Reach ,for Life" Was intre- dueed Scripture :readings were given by A1rs, Qelrim Canleren land Mrs. H. Jacklin IStUart, " Evans ,led. in prayer. The Tre0S, read a lOtiter from Mrs, MacKenzie, Pneo. Tricasi asking for a crash contribittiPA tektaid, an Honorary Life :Membearlp t iand an "In Memetiam", to be 'presented at the PresbYte0a1 in .Brussels in May. The , iSnpply'Seeretaa7 also read A letter I gtving our aneoaftion tor the year. • The tell call was ,attswered, by giving - ,a verso containing .Prayer". A env ant evIent telling of the werk of Rev. Russel and—gro. $el.t, was read by the seerefary. The World Day of Prayer service will be held „in the church !ourriday latternion, rob, 17, at 2,30 The Oranbrook C. G, I. T, Met at the home or Maxine. Smalldon on Wednesday evening with two maul- ers absent. The )resident, Fay Engle -preside-'d. Worship 'was led by the leader, assisted ,by Marilyn Knight, who read the Story of 'the Good Samaritan. iStories about Indians ' were read by Faye. Engle and the ,assistant leader. The leader intro- , dueed. the 'mission study on the Canadian Indian, reading a paper 48.00 Prepared from "The „Turquoise i roads FOR SALE -- High Quality Pioneer` Chick. Starter Crumbled, available, J. C. Adams and Son, Brussels. This Kind of Target Practice St Y 50.00 Brussels Motel% gas and ropairs 19465 A, Higgins, sideawalks snow E lliott Motor Sales, fire truck and Village truck 29.05 G. R. Campbell, 1955 registrations 18.75 F. Rutledge, tax refund 30,09 Canadian Legion, grant in lieu tax' refund Ont. School and Ratepayers 'Assoc., aneMbership fee House„. Ain inprellting con- test "Local towns .and villages" was conducted by Isabel Engel. The "Purpose Was repeated in .opening and the C. G. I. T, was sung, "Taps" was sung in closing. The Mary of Pray- er Service for Girls will be held on Wed., evening. Feb. 15, at the home of the leader, followed by a Valen- tine social. Tirese Ten Pas assist- ed the hostess in serving lunch. Mrs. John Pride, accompanied by Miss :Gentle Pride, has returned to her own home, following a week span in Stratford with • Mr. wadi Mrs. Alvin Hunter, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. S. Perris were in Toronto last week • where they ettended the banquet sponsored by the Ontario Plowman's •AssoCiation. Shooting at insulators is an expensive .:and dangerous sport that can result in serious damage and cause costly power interruptions to hospitals, farms, , factories and homes as well as entail Substantial expense for repairs. TIMBER WANTED Hardwood bush lots, standing hard , Maple and Basswood or in log. For a square deal and top cash prices„ call Blyth 43r24. Jas. T. Craig and Son, Auburn. TENDERS WANTED For caretaker for the Brussels United Church and to tend the new ii oil furnace. Tenders to be in by March 1st, Lowest or any tender not necessarily 'accepted. apply to Edwin Martin or Gordon Stephenson. FOR SALE Bray pullets, dayold and started, mixed chicks, Your broilers for April-Maty delivery should he on or.; der now, Hatchery has special 'strains., Ames. In_Crose, etc. Ask for 'full information, and weekly lists of "Specials" available, agents Wm. Glen Btay, Ethel; Mrs. R, Barrett R. R, 5, Brussels, Phone 54-12 When you consider the vital role • that HYdro plays in the community you can readily - realize the inconvenience brought about from power interruptiond as a result of this kind of vandalism. . 'WALTON* Hydro employees constantly endeavour to provide uninterrupted electrical service at minimum cost: Please do your part . . . be a good citizen . . help to protect Hydro property. INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE 5 family apartment house, fully 'furnished, centrally located in air- •. !force town. .Iniclome over • two hun. dined :nronthy, Owner will sacrifice due to ill health, and recent bereave. meta:. Make good pay for itself, home for working .mati. or tamale for 'Mired couple able to do light maintenance. Easy terms. Apply Bru.seels Post or write Box 50, Bruslaels 15.15 Miss M. Bryans, relief 10.00 A. deputation from the Orange Lodge requested a reduction in rates charged for rental of the Village Hall for dances etc. After considerable discussion the, follow- ing motion was passed, Moved by W. A. Williamson. sec- onded by H. R. the "That rentals charged for the Village Hall be Ten Dollars per night for night for local organizations and social gatherings and Fifteen dollars for outside organ_ izotions making profits.,, The Clerk_Treas. reported the re- eeint of approved, Bylaw for supp. lementary expenditures, under the Highway Act in 1955. The Dept. ,approved extra expenditures to the amlount of $2650.00 instead of $2900,00 os asked for. It was moved by G. McCutcheon and seconded by C. L. Workman "That the petition for annual statu- tory grant under Highway Improve- ment Act as prepared by the Clerk be forwarded to the Department for payment of subsidy." Motion Carried. A Bylaw licensing and governing salvage yards, 'automobile wreck- ing yards and second_hand dealers was introducted to Council, as Bp Law No. 2, 1956. It was moved by H. R. PearsOn. seconded by W. A. Ni,rilliarnsen, "That By_Law No. 2, 1956 as read 'a first and second time he read a. third time." , It *las moved_ by C. L. Workman, ,seconded by G. E. MoCatteheon "That By-.Law NO:-'2, 1956 as read a third time be finally passed and Signed by the, Reeve and Clerk, and the Corporation seal be attablied," ,Correspondence Was read from the , Dept. of Planning and development of the Caterie, Goiverintealt, Letter extended an invitation to a. meeting to be held in New Frainbutg on Feb, 8, 1956, in the interest of In- dastrial and Commercial,. Develop- ment of the Upper Grand Region which itichtdeS the bottittleg of Huron, Perth, Wellington and Water., Merilbers of "Council telt that representatten ,ikornid be gent to 'this Meeting NM the cd, etirieil and at orgarnatieillS Interested, btialliiesS of the Meeting being On, eluded the Cottlibil adjourned Until last MoitdaY 'ot'FblitiiarY; Oh 'motion of C. I. Woikit~,an .geoetiited ft. lieeegoit • The Walton Leal of the Ontario Farmers' Union held their meeting en Jan, 25th. and had Walter Miller of Tana las their guesit speaker who re- lated a true picture of the ,economic Istress in which ,agrieniture finds it-. Self to-day 'to a full hall of local reSi.dents Mr. Miller ,emphalstzed the fad :that all the organized groups were receiving their just share of the national wealth while unorganized Agriculture income :has " dwindled to 6.8 of the National wealth, He pointed out that the Fanners' Union is now a fully tedegniZed ,org-anization by Government, mesa, !ladle T V and even as the Opobrit. Ion group in, Agriculture. "Just lest week", said Mr, Millet, we "were received by the Provincial Government to present a brief on resolutions arising from our ,anntial comrention at the 0. A. C. Gitel. last October. Some of the high- lights of MS brief deal titit:. 1, 'That parity 'Prices be given 'fe* all farm products consumed at imams.. 2, That the batter support price, be Paid direct to the prodtidera and let the Selling prico find its awh level on the open market, and the butter StirPhis would disappear. 8. That We seek !a; national health "and Welfare plan and reeiteSt the, Previtieial 'Government, to preas the Federal ,Government for linnliedia!te Pasigage of. settle. 4. That the ]Trio-rating charge Ott Me pet Settinient on too be changed 'to a Set fety of 'Sc per bog, 5, that. the price .differential be: changed back to 40e per cwt. 6. That the provincial :subsidy of tee .per iteg lie again Applied to ,en. ediirage qtaitty produttion, That the 'sabot tat levy be • Piaeed nn,reahlaiides only, The Meeting adieittned With the "One*" and a asocial hour enjoyed 11i1e Cite ladies selived luneh. Vark Hamilton, Secretary Of 'nodal 134 Welterit ARWAGIg iminiconst„ OM* iinitr" Bentit *riles inn ininflait* 40,0". ▪ a.4614- ****Siriiiii. Oat, rift Mole,- Ont., 06* SALE HeeiteY .satire; $1.75 to ofetii,lit 'Mat' #aelcer' MAO Oat, 0'01:1 100 acre Darin, geed Uuiidings tydro, Piked at $/got).66 100 acre Farm; brick lirritei' hYdrer; steel drive shed largo bOitili drilled well Friced !at '$d;500:08 10 acre geed luolise and. tank barn, Pribed at $3,500 00 btt aere terinf on highwaY; gocAt butilutigt hydro tiri6ed" dit $1800.00. 100 acre highway; gekka iiiiimttige( Prided at, $10,500.00 Celia* Village Storer Er11111). trtent titid. Priced at 01,600 ishoha, 84Y. C. 'tolig,. Realtor, 11 ElliVSSEI-S, COUNCIL MEETING r J,BanutiVasre, yle 00, atal0r516o. The MtinielPai Conned Iof the village of Prnsaels held its mcgular Meeting iu the Puhile bitrarY, the above date, All members of Cottneil were, Present, After the reading of the, minu- tes of the January 9 meeting ;%avaeor.petedreon, 4d 410tttoshe minutes i oy..w,AwillNivsenrie son, seconded by C, L,. Workman, ' Aocieunts ,as fellows were nth,- ,OriZed for .PaYinent On motion, of H, R, Pearson, seconded by G. ID, McCitbeheem Shaw, salary $150,00 Post Office, Unemployment Insurance 3.64 0, R, Campbell, salary 80.00 Brussels Coal Yard, fuel, relief and tall C. P. Devidskoa, Treas. bond 17140.4050 Salvation Army, grant 10.00 County of Huron, indigent , 156,00 B. M, and Grey Telephone hospitalization 1955 tolls 10.20 S. Lowe, groceries, relief 30.02 BrattasdSfels Hardware, mist, 10.43 Lanes. Sanding stlreds 6.80 Tuip.salf of Morris, sand. and roads C, dams and Son, isalt, Foist Huron Produce, salt 8,80 roads L. R. Bryans, ,snowiplowing 12.00 11,00 Righe0 prices Jahn Zwaan paid for old hens, 4th4)Ae %Obi pEAck §TOC.K ;.ma tpr dead horses and: e9w#, higher p).•looi for old, sick or diealgI,, d. horses or POWs, rilene Atwood 1.19 Collect, NOTICE Wallpaper haaginu exterior and interior decorating. See our 1951 Wall Paper. Frile estimates. Doug Dalton, Walton. Phone Brussels 484 HATCHING EGGS WANTED: on ~some breeds eggs tslen every week in the year. Good premium veld. Many of our flock 'owners are making right now as premium of 35e per dozen over the full price as paid in their local grading station. Send for full details, 4 Tweadle Chick Hatcheries Ltd. Per. gus, Ont. Phone 405. FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE - NEEDS 'SHOP AT THE MAC SASKER AUTO SUPPLY Permanent Type Anti Freeze $2.75 per gallon 75 per quart Thermostats Danging from $1.05 to $240 Sp.Ark Plugs 56e te^69c each, Ault) Light and Chawploil Matflers from $4.35 to $9.20 Tai,! Pipes from $2.98 to $4.55 Exhaust Pipes froth $3.25 to $4.75 Phor.;;! Residence 95 Business 119bt Brussels. Ont. BREI$DINS ASSOCIATiON "Where Better Bulls Are`Usee Arefticial Insemination service Ow all breeds of cattle, tror miles or information Phone Clinton 84,1„. es Painieraton 66 collect, between 7.8€ and 10,60 A, M. on week days trid 7,80 and 9.30 A. M. on Flundaya. ' NOTICE -- HY-Lines Eat Less than heavy breeds and at the same time Isa, more eggs. They cost less to raise and eat less feed during the *nag Period. For real economy when the chips are down, try Hy-Line,s the efficient chicken, .... Bert Johnston, Brussels It R. Phone Brusses 28r4. NOTICE Nov Is the time to order your Seeds: We have Jaques Hybrid Corn for silage or grain, Garry, Rodney, Simone and Common Variety Oats, Barley etc. Clover Seeds and Perm- anent Pastures to suit your land. C. I. L.- Fertilizer and Stable Piton Ask me she'll( Vernal Alfalfa. See or phone George. Wesonburg, Phone 15Jr9 HORSES WANTED — For meat, farm ase or bush. Mae buggies and wagons, must be is good shape. Wilfred Nicholson, Menkton. LADI•E'S Is your Sewing Machine .old, worn out, or not working properly? new z. SINGER SEWING MACHINE can be in yonr,home for au low as $11:95. doWn and .$6:00 per month. A wide range • of Portable, and Cabinet Models front $1.19.60 to $300. Nationally adrertised Feathe- weights, ,S4ant Needles Straight Needles, Automatics and Portables. Every New Machine — One year free service and. a five year guaran- tee which entitles the owner to take, Dresemaking Course or the Singer wing Skills Course. , There 'is also• available a line of impletety 1'e-conditioned machinell _rem $24:95 up. Contact us at once and take • advantage of the Special' January Clearance We can electrify any Singer Treadle Machine and supply all Modern attaelintents; buttonholer, zig-tag. etc. Apply now for a demonstration or repair service to • ROBERT C. KENNEDY Phone 31 „BRUSSELS Sox 50 "Singer The Greatest Nititle In Sewing" WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP /our Memorial Craftsmen Pot ehirty-Five Tsai* AlefiTil 'THE aker Ortjuirrat Along beeIcfning onexmapenlIti. Prices Most iteenuestis tf.CillatrY Lettering a floeesiatf P A. stimkiroN noel. rri+n winuovirn, oiltr'43 ELMA FARMERS'" MUTUAL - Plitt trigtigANCE Elitabilehed in 1164 Mead' titte* At*ood, 041 inmost, Perin Oriperty, Private And Contents in Towns and "1°Nctii;RiiiA'N6:E;iMitelflCOansdi:linakins PROMPT Ab,IURTMENT Ott Elintial.YOUreiri# .1 Mistier J.4,- Meat 1 • dIfiloomeemeles, 111111.114. ieaee vt 60g, 44a then in yout ry y ► Ou OpOU its 4 Ove tioadityi • el your futureo Opeu 40.0lAt toady at our Nava biota than Security cortficiefica siavin too. you be provide sec your sA neoregt aO to serve you,