HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-02-15, Page 5MEt.viLLE CHURofi,
Rev Ilarold Colvin took his .ser.
mon subject last Sunday, from St,
Luke, chap. V verses 37 to 89,on the
old and the new wine, Developing
the thought of the old wine repre-
renting the old religion of thejews
and their leaders, and the new wine
the now religion which -our Lord
Jesus Christ taught, Many of the
people of Jesus day did not like His
religion. To love God with all'their
-heart and soul and their neighbour
as them-selves- was somethn,g many
of them did not-want to do. They
preferred their old religion. Some
people are proud to say, I -am a Pres
bterian, or -a United Churchman, an
Anglican, a-Baptist, a Methodist, we
should- rather say, I am as Christian
and I belong to the Chureh, of 0brist"
This is the new wine., We want a
religion that makes us ;show nierey
love our fellow man, and love God
with all our heart and -soul, ,a
ion that helps as to pray and read
our Bible. When Jesus says the new
Is better 'than the old, He is right.
An old . religion is like old wine, fer.
merited and sour, To live like a
Christian, instead of merely saying
I am It Christian. God is going to
judge us by what we are and by
what we do. He says to us, My son
give me thine heart.
The choir sang the anthem Hear
our Prayer by Ryder, based on the
hymn, Rock of Ages. The men of 'the
choir rendered a male chorus, I want
*my life to tell for Jesus.
ETHEL
TEE afilLISSELS pow I"a'0'ruaer 11.1,111
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rood, Ail tenders. Mug be le, .by **
loek noon, March .6t.,11,
Carriod,
Morris coorkcii
1,1orrIO T0141)4114) OOkinell Meet1114,
F ob, 6th, 1950,,
IvIOYed by Walter Shortreeci, sec The minutes of the last rneetint, Qado by Wm. ziewe.taim, we secure Were read and 'adopted 011 1110t1OU tho eemEgit 'for the bridges, from I'
Stewart Frocttr and Walinr abort- Stainton and D. N, McDonald at
reed.
Morris Township Contenni01
Notes ,of Interest
For your convenience in sending money out of town or
abroad, Use our money orders and foreign remittances,
For details, call at our nearest branch-- we have more, tlia4
700 to serve you,
$1.03 per bag.
Carried,
Moved by Elston, steOnded
by Stewart Procter that We Pay the-
balance in full to the 'Wingham
Hospital being $300.
— Carried
Moved by Stewart Freda', second-
ed by Ross Duncan that the meeting adjorun to meet again on March 6
at 10 p. m.
Moved by Wm, Elston, stetuuled
by Stewart proctor that a resolution
be sent to the Canadian National
Railways requesting that the Blair
vale station be kept oPerA.,
— Carried,
Moved by Win, t tstaia,.Seeonded
by Ross autiCan that the Court
of Revision on, the Cole Drain, be
opened. Dear Mr. Freeberg
Thanks .for the invitation, te attend
Morris Towniship Centennial next
August, I would eertaillY like =tO be..
,there., time will tell.
Since leaving the 7th, concession.
In 1912 I have been with the Conan
—Ian Pacific and in the Paesellge*
traffic department. Would I be ask
lug tee ?nu,* for a copy of the
of the old "Morris TownshipPers"
Ito whom these invitations are being
mailed,- With such a 114 we,might
be able to work up a party from
Western Canada at a .Onecial rate for
them to arrime in Brussels, myth
or liVingliain, yes even Walton, in a
body.
Wishing you, ads success for the
Reunion.
'Carried,
The following accounts were paid:
World, subscription $27,00
— Carried.
=Mowed by Stereart Procter, .second-
ed by Walter Shortreed that the
Court of Revision .on the 001O Drais
be closed and that By Law No. 3
1956 he finally Passed.
,-- Carried,
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Roos Duncan that the
Court Reivision 911 the Spivey Drain
be closed and that By-Law No, 4,
1956 be finally pulsed.
— Carried.
Moved bY Elston, seconded
by Stewart Procter that the Court
of Revision on the •Warwiek Drain
be closed and that 13y_Law No, 5 1956
be finally passed —Carried.
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Stewart Procter that the printing
contract for 1956 be given to R. W.
Kennedy for $150,00.
• — Carried.
Moved by Wm. Elston, atconded
by Walter Shortreed that we adver- 1
tise for applications for Warble Fly
Inspector ,at 90 cents pen hour plus
7 'cents pe.,, mile. Truck driver at
85 cents per hour and a helper for
warble fly spraying at 75 cents per
hour: ,also far tenders to supply app-
roximately 1200 lbs. of Warble Fly
powder.
.0, new
NWi 3G-
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Brussels Branch — F. W. Todd, Manager 52.25
44.00
Count)" of Huron, indigent
..fees
D. A. Rann, cushions
O. Grimpbell, 13 rueelosis
S.Ill$FellaerC,thBrrucellosis
Inspector
Geo. Martin, By-laws on
Drains
Relief Account
Jas. Howes, Johnston
Drain
Jas, Howes, Breckenridge
Drain
L. Breckenridge, Breckenridge
Drain
Wm, Elston, Breckenridge
Drain
RobL Johtsston. Johnston
Drain
Ming Oasemore, Johnston
Drain
Mun. World, suppliee
Blyth Telephone, tolls
Salvation Army,. grant
D. N. McDonald, door for -
hall
Blyth, Fire Area
Walter Shortreed, Court of
Revision 'on 4 Drains
Ross Duncan, Court of
Revision on 4 Drains
Stewart Procter, Court of
Revision on 4 Drains
Wm. Elston, Court of
Revision on 4 Drains.
Bailie Parrott, Court of
Revision on 4 -Drains
Wm. Elston, trip to Clinton
and phone calls
Wingharn Hospital, Balance
of payment
Bailie Parrott, Reeve.
Ged. Martin, Clerk.
30-80
Relief
Roads 14.00
125.00
$3440.15
Edythe AI, Cardiff. Clerk. 30,00
275,00 "Where Better Bulls Are Used'
275.00
MAKE MORE MONEY FOR YOURSELF by having your ea4
pens filled with from the bulls we have in serpice be tthey Dairy or
Beef.
6.00
10.05
9.00
3,00
17,94
5.4,5 i
25.00 I
25.451
1.31.00
9
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00.
4.00
800.00
••‘
— Carried.
Moved 'KY Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by .Wm. Elston that we give
the Salvation Army a grant of $25.00.
— Carried,
Moved by Ross Duncan seconded.,
by Stewart Procter that the Court of j
R.evision on the Rosman Dnkin be 1
closed and that By.Law No. 6 1956 ,
he finally passed — Carried
Moved by Ross Duncan, .seConded
by Waleer Shortreed that we ad-
vertise for tenders to supply, erush
and haul armrpxhriately 12,000 enhic
yards of gravel, 4!", inch screen to
a
Between: 7.30 and 10 A. M. Week days
710 an 9.30 A. M. Sundays and holidays
Cowls notice in heat later should be bred the avowing
day.
Or send coupon, to the above office.
18
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60
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Please call at my farm to give fuarter information on •
Artificial Ins service
NAME, We have running water
now-thaniGla the
gudget Plan/
— Carried.
Moved by Geo. Hutchinsois, 'Second-
ed by Clifford, R. Dunbar that we
adjeinn to meet again on March I
3rd 'or at -the call of the gall of the
Reeve.
— Carried, ,
The folloWing accounts were paid,:
Legion Poppy Committee,
wr eatk
Robt, Cunningham, stove oil 1121:53°8
.Judge F. Fingland, Voters' Aft •,,,BriglOWASMOge",
w.
Breakfast — A Puffy Omelet
crowned with melted cheese.
Cheese makes sense on break-
fast menus. It's a nutritious
food that gets the family off to
an energetic Start, That ,scenes like a !terrible • thing to TASibg account 15,12
' ID, M. Cardiff; revise Voters' Lists
be, told --
i.
But things am so different before. ' and attend court • 40.40
° • i Geo, WeSenberg, }attend -revision Yeti OW old,
And don't you remember' that ,sharp 1
little sound ''
ti:efm.-..Y1-ad.theare'i.L6iiesolitSotiosytetti ...t0
The slate pencil made, as we sera:. office 'tolls . 20.36
Jamb A.
' -
Let us install a new Duro \Voter System and get,
all the water you want, instantly, at the turn of a
tap. It carts yen only about lc per 1,000 gallorib.
tolled it around?
And oh, NOR t screctch now and
then we would make ---
Mills' 100.00
Seines. A, riblivoO,
Locking Drain $0;00
C. E. Rowland, assist Stirley
Mills Drain 2,00
5.11Mor Decking, riSsiSt, ,sitirVeY
Locking Drain 6,00
Cioldrvini Itright, assist isuriFeto
Locking Drain
Ralph Maetan.. assist Istiffettr
toothig. Pildn 11,110
The 8alvatioti Aunty Cleat i 130;00
C. td1601i6,4 toils 8,66
terebee Holmes, reiiilil
dog 'tot
Cecil Bateiitan; titdditod.
Trieneeter 1:2.00
itooset TittioOdiostS
tinSitile4or
Wnt C !tort:160i, tiritoOlio4lo
TitePeeter.; • 11.06
tt, Cardiff, titiths "titid deaths
'registration 1:945
don. A. timitar, grdedrloS'
tot itIlet
ONLY 10% DOWN
UP TO 18: MOIATHS TO PAY
f& pump, thtturdt and
our intiftllintibn charge
Our all4riclusivc tMCO .81.51:4V,T PLAN
. i „
covets your complete Systero-tptittp. tank,
pipei kite:hen and bathroom fixtures, taps in
all your buildings and the cost of ittetalla,
Mori. Yon can enjoy the cornf,Ort; savings,.
. lniattre and safety of water Oak' you pay
for it.
We Will be• glad to Iiii'" 'au a ftea eAtinatd of! tho 'coat Of ,..
oiii
labour" and inaterl S'.• Oho Or cone Into our shop' and
tied' how really inekiielis fte funning water tho rarrto. way
dent* .
Poe Sale) by
C, St Co -..ititAtiTER
Bettasets i'0-nto
„.,
Chlh chfole atIke is a
recipe that will make you famous.
opi e r Froi chell pto
Wine-flavqed 900 4te
makes this the A unutna e
yOu've ever taste
omoticirw-pitior
and ta (ay Variety-of a
out geocer is re,atiir
I just had to write a few lines and
thank you -for the wonderful invitat,
ion, to Morris Centennial next Aug-
ust. ,
I would certainly love to be there =
to visit old Browntown ,(No. 8) and
to meet again the school mates of
long ago. It is almost, forty years
since I left Ontario the last time; and
if the others have changed as much'
as I have, we would not .recognize
each other. I am enclosing a. poem
clipped from a newspaper a few
years ,ago. I -don't know who wrote it.
(The,,Old Slate) but it is a true plc..
ture of the old days.
I started to school in 97. I do not
know Geo. Martin -but dimly remeim-
ber :you.
Wishing yOu every success ,yrith
your plans and programme and hop-
-ing the weather will be nerfect for
the occasion.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Etl,gar Sterling
(Lizzie Knox)
THE OLD SLATE.
Dear Sir:
Say, what has become of 'the little
old slate
That we used in school, back in —
.slay 98?
The little Old slate that was bound -
Ath red felt — —
And don't you remember how it
.west?
Or, maybe, that smell I'm thinking
about,
Belonged to the sponge that we
used to rub out
The words a:nd the numbers we'd
awkwardly writ
(But Some Sittele rascal — my
glObidneSs used spit.)
And then :as they .dried -it — its hard
hard to. believe ---
They used nothing less than their I
, hand ,or their Sleeve?
MorrlS Township Federation of
Agrioultare are Offering prizes fel
tho best. yoke of Oxen; $25, $15, $10
to be hitched and in the parade Oh,
Aug, 6 in BruS,Soi$ at the centennial
rollolthig are replies received in
answer to invit=ations seat to. former
Morris'township resident, by Mr •
Richard Procter, chairman of the
Invitation and Publicity commill, 9 tte10.
Calgary Alta.,
Fel., 7t
50
Sinceiely Yours,
J. E. Nivins,
404 Anderson Apt.
804-18th. Ave. 'W,est
Calgary Alta.
* *
GraU:e Prairie, Alta. I
Jan. 30th. 1956
II..yet teAcher theught that her ear-
1 drips zeuId Dreal0
What wouldn't you give to be back
ltl that fieg
With your little Slate when, all lire
Ka-'s 'sr) *W.
And lvPhrdiet like to take. hack
WX11 tii°o
I That sole little happy.eyed gang
that rim gikeXI
,But. I ,don'tb.earave You would Do
I If we Could go back and start over
*different xneA
again
3314 oh if 3:sPO Could it would surely be eat
To 0.tatt 0i,t 04e.„ Pore with
eleanX slate.
Mr. and .Mrs. Hebert Keifer and
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar, i daughters flew home by T. '0. A.
seconded by Archie Mann that all ,,, from Vancouver to attend the
approved accounts be paid. funeral of his father, Telford Keiffey.
— Carried. Hio wife and daughters are remain-
ing with the family for a while.
Grey Twp. Council
Grey Twonship Council Meeting
was: ,held on February 4th.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar,
iseconde,d by Geo. Hutchinson that
the minutes be adopted as read.
— Carried,
Moved by Win. 1. Bishop, seconded
by Ge'o, Hutchinson, that the report,
on ,the Mills- Drain he approved and
that we instruct the Clerk to pre-
pare and serve the by laws.
Moived by Clifford R Dunbar,
seOonded by Archie Mann that we
adopt the ,Eirginett's report on the
Locking Drain and instruct the Clerk
to prepare and serve bylaws. -
Moved by Archie Mann. seconded
by Wm. E. Bishop that we pass by
laINI No 4.
— Carried.
Moved by .Outtord R. Runbar,
seconded bY Geo. W. Hutchinson that
the Reeve and Trees, be authorized
to apply for the balance- of 1955 road
subsidy from the Prow. 'Highway
Dept.
— Carried,
Moved by Archie Mann, seconded
Wm. E. Bishop that we order 4000 i
bags of cement at $1,10 per bag "
delivered from Robt, Cunninghro.
— Parried.
Moved by Win,. E. Bishop, seconded
by Geo. Hutchinson 'that we instruct
the Clerk 'to advertise for tenders
on warble fly Spraying. Tenders to
be in by March 3rd, at 1 o'clock.
—"Carried.
Moved by Geo, HutohinsoLs, 'second-
ed by Clifford, R. Dunbar that we
adfvertise _ for crushing and hauling
15,000 yards, gravel % Screen., to
Abe hauled any place in Twp., under
isupenvision of road superintendent.
— Carried.
Moved by Archie Mann, seconded
by Wni, E. Bishop that we give a
grant of $50.00 to the Salvation
Army.
2,3.00
2,83$.46
Attention has been given to weight for age as well ass. quality
in our Beef Bull selection,
One of our Polled shorthorn bulls, LAINELALE FASCINATION
IA the son of the famous International Grand Champion, Corolla.
Fascination who is also the 'sire of the 1954 International Grand
Champion as well as the sire of both the fiat prize Senior and.
Junior Get of Sire Classes at the 1955 International Chicago shOrW.
Lanedale Fascination was bred by Ellis Shafer in Indiana who
used Carona Fascination for a few years before he went to 1.enwOod
Farm in Indianna„ Both, herds haus many outstanding brothers and
sistera to LANEDALE FASCINATION who was shown at the 1955
Royal to 'win 6th. in ordinary conditions and horned conaPanY,
For more beef or milk of high juality use our artificial.breed-
ing service which is co-operative. farmer owned aisd controlled. *
WATERLOO CATTLE 13REEDING
ASSOCIATION
Looatlon of Farm'
ConceSsios
Lot No,
For service or more information phone collect to o
Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
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