The Brussels Post, 1956-03-14, Page 5aliVW1-5 POST
THE. STEEL. INieleSTRY'S best ,eust.oteer lies earelkeri
Morri Council
Morris Townehit) Commit Meet1 08*
s
maITI. 5. 1000,
The OMmeli met in tto Tovpotp
ITO on, the Abele) date 'with all the
trigenbers presolit,,
Tho minutes of lAto last inoettug
'were read and adopted on inOtion of
Rose Delmer), Wee Stewart prooter,
.1Keirocl by Wolter Shortreed,
ended by Wm, fliston that the
tender of Cieorso rta4forf,4 to groppay,
Oto)lt, and dehly apps )xlmatebr
1200 ku, ydo, of givol ,on Morris
ToVnsildP roads: at 71 eetits, Per Yard
he ae0ePted,
Carried.
Keeled by. Stewart Procter, $0.671d-
o by Walter Shortreed that we ee.
Operate with, the Ifirmerst throtwb
the Omer Weed, Inepeetor Lit helping
to Wean up buck thorn wherever
Mound;
i:Areeitay, the •X141.4)Et as an. individual is. 41, itnyler of steel,
and on the farmer's pvosperity rests ithe ,preepertty ,or .00
farm letplenteut leneieeee, Weeelle one et the three.
Canadian industries using -tape most
Ties 'two- other largest dipetet customer th‘i
indulstry ,are the rellwaye and the :automotive industry,.
These also tamer largely deperulent on Ate farmer's prase,.
parity. Moving eroeYe to. iMerket is the part of railway
business' on which nevi)* all tire rose is impede
Meter vehicles 4owned by the tanner or by other people
moving itoodstuffe account 101- a large part of the total
automotive busineset
F.6i.4.rri.iuirfz.e .!mtewe.!aw..tatn•eme ':mooremoresi.444;47.4 :wernet4W4.;i.e'4Wmoveievieemr-
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AUCTION .SALE IN MEMORIAM
J-ki5UESQN — In lovthg • Memory
•of our dear brother' end ieister,
,Elmer and ,Shirley Jamieson, w13-0
passed away .two years ego, March
16th. 1954.
Because it is in the steel industy'a interest that the
farmer have profitable crops, the industry meet try to
• keep down the costs of steel product's the farmer must
buy, This company is constantly acquiring new, activities
to produce more steel for more people.
Clearing Auction Sale of farm,
farm stock and machinery at lot ,
34, Con. 13, McKillop Twp., 1 mile
south am.; 2 mile; west of Walton
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd
atfp.m.
. •
Moved by Rose. Duncan, ,seconded
by Walter Shortreed that, the tender
of G, A. Gibson end Sons to build
two bridges for the sue of $6631.00„
all ,extra concrete $25,00 pee yard •
for one bridge lend $e7.00 per yard t
for the other, be accepted,
etteetel by Waller, Shortreed, see-
ended by Rose Duncan that Jack 1
1..Own be paid $1,00 Per hour be-
ginning March 5:1956.
Days of Isaduesis still come o'er us.
Tears in silence often flaw, •
For memory keeps you ever near us
Though YOU died 'two years ago.
Often rememberod by Jack ,and
Lila„ Jeer and Bert end Families,
THE
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO — Carried,
Meved be Rees Duncan, !emended
by Wm. Elston that we purchase 500
tbs. of Warble Ply Powder from
'le B. Marshall, and 500 lbs. from
Belgralee Co_Operative.
— Carried. '
The applizatiene of Alex Shaw 1
as Warble Ply Inspector, Harry
Workman as Truck Driver and Gore 1
eoe Nicholson as helper were ac-
cepted by the Coutell.
Moved by Stewart Procter, eec-
ended by Wm. Elston that the road
accounts as presented by the Road 1
Superintendent be ,paid. 1
— Carried.
Moved by Ross Duncan, etegedgee
by Welter ;Shortreed that the Meet-
ing adjourn to meet again on April
2 at 1. p. m.
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4 IN MEMORIAM
JAMIESON — In loving memory
of a dear eister and brother
Shirley and 'Elmer Jamieson who
:passed weer two years ago
Mach 18, 1954.
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..ot4-smr.cc7r-ame.4e.,. 4 To_day brings back ead. memories
Of the niSes We laid to deist
Mose who think df them to-day
Are the ones who loved .there. best,
Ever remembered and; sadly roiee,-
ed by brother Ronald ,sister-in-law
Florence and family,
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery and
Horsehold Effects
At Lot 24, Con. 3, Morrie Township,
114 miles north and 11/2 miles west
nit Wenn% on
IN MEMORIAM'
JACICIBSON — In loving memory of
a done , son and daughter who,
Passed 'away two years, ago today ;
March 12, lete.
This day we de remember
A. lovingetthought we give
To ones no longer with tie
But in our hearts till litres.
Deer rementbered by Mom, Dad
and brothers.
IN MEMORIAM'
eAeliteON — in lowing memory of
a 'dealt brother atel (sister who
Passed awaiy two years ego today
Meech 13, 1964.
Treasured thougibts. of ones so dear
Men brings, a silent tear
Thoughts detern to scethee tette past
Years roll on but metrioties
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Cettle
De' elm (wee fresh d due
to treqion limo of • ltle, 4 Durnant
Cows, milking well and rebred,
Dunham, 2 yr. old heifer bred
Registered, Durham bull 3 yrs, otm
Martaing breed. 2 Dunham'heifers ris-
ing .2 yrs. Old, 2 Durham heifers 1
yr, old, 4 young calves.
Machinery
S. Case tractor, new in 1954, Ma.SseY
Hanle 2 furrow plow, Massey-
llearrie 6 ft. mower, Massey-Harris
6 ft, binder, Massey..Harris 11 run
tertilizee drill, Massey-Harris grain
grinder on spread Sack and beats
Proat and Wood hay loader, dump
rake, 3 seetion diamond harrows,
,section 'Fleury Bissel temente tooth
'drag harrows, farm wagon on rubh-
er, itlat rack and eliding rack, 135
It. hay rope, Beatty hay fork and
pullem Chathatri,fanning mill
with .bagger, 1 set limey double
breeching harness, wagon box eard
Stock rack, fOrks, ;shovels, whibiPle-
treea, neck yokes, Viking carnim
separator with lnobar, rig crate,
1200 lib. isle,00.% Cockshatt manure
isPreader, ,Stewart clipping machine,
Pigs • •
13 York chunks 125 lbs,
la Yerk.chunks, S weeks old.
1 York SoW,
1 Male Collie dog.
Farm
Perin Will be ,offered for laile if
rint inrankinsily 'sold, 77 acre farm,
ifra1W house. bank barn, drive Sited,
67 acres of workable land, 30 acres
fall l ttuPleo.wed, Balance in hay ate1.1
Terms— ,Chattels Cash
Property 10% down,p balance 30
days. Sold subject to reserve bid, -
Prop. — GoOrge Foe.
Auctioneer Harold Jackson
Clerk E. Chesney, 25,00
Loved and reMembered OlwayS by
Jim, Isabel ,and family.
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Whoever llsaster
to-Immediately:-
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o Oa ifs vor
YOUR GIFT
ILL EASE I
TUESDAY, MARCH 27th,
bit 1 p. in.
IMPLEMENTS — 49 .Piord trader
Uhl plOW, manittre leedee, Pergeselt
(aebv-), McKee erereeister; 2 years' old
With eleide; Deering binder, '75
sap Della and pan, 24villieet trailer
Witflt rack, steel Water tlieugih, steel-
5 ft. Metier, 'etreAtiim.
Walking clogs, John Deere hay lOadet4
Set ialliolop sleighs, dump rake. Set
Scales 2000 lbd,, grain. roller With
Motor, 3eftirreee disc 'doer, drag hat-
diOW, 3 :8ctionsi, eolony House, 10't
16', grain bloWer fanning mill, i5 ton,
triiixed [hay.
e101eeletiOte) EFFECTS —
,eablitet. day bed, 'table (electric')
lamp.sealers. table, kitchen
oitrtaitiV till ellarail goed rag,.
ditittio Rinilent% pereelaitt tine.
natter tisescl, ctvolr Stove (Renfrew)
nil teineiele geed, lecene dilarking
utensils, 3 dressena"2. Welsh
iron bed, niatteeee and
ita,Metk 7 6-t
kitettnn ettilicoA,
gir§44`0;,
trio plate, fusel Voigifitg§,`eV
lee, 2 steble, deep fetiete, elleanIt
e
Frigideiee, '0tt., ,sidebeeted„ ;egg'
teliet
$
hiurieptrY.
one can play a
dl' ctiagedies that
der pee p e, rime give genet.:
-sure we witi dud of •
601' `,Tiettnity
tee !id% Wa
Thi$ (6 where
'jeers
efa1L of
e cOh
ekes.
„TEIRMS
*ate of leite16661111
ikeeld Sacitgoii, Atteitdive
— Canted,
The tollewing accounts were paid:
,Blyth Standard, ,ativt. $
Cleat. Davidson, Bonds on Tee: 4.62 .
end Tax Collector 34.50
Coiutudilyge'of
nt Huron,
fees 83.75
Memel Fear, Coe bounty 1,00
Stetwort Procter, fox bounty 1.00
Dept, of ele,alth, insulin 2„63
-haele. Martin, Hydeo far hall 6.07
11. Glen Hays Q. C. Voters 'Lists, 1.00
Sam Feer, Brucellosis Inspector 37.00
0, Campbell, Brucellosee 1.00 Inspector
Relief Account 30:00
Nelson Elegies. tsupplies 16.00
Bertesele Hardware, keys eor hall ,70 t
Brantford Builders Suppliee tele I
for Sawyer Deein 1010,00'
Stewart Procter, Barel
IVeuelcipalitiee
Walter Shortreed, Renal
Munletalitiee
Win Bletkei,„ Good
Roe& ,Coneention
Rote Duncan, tlood
,R,oede Coneerition.
Parrott, deed
Ceneention ziltob
Work 215,00
rtI,Fter .veriferitg
tiax tereetes
lereet
Bee, :Nettle, Clerk.
Peek' ALL YOUR e
NEt.OS 5i-t00 AT THE
MAC Eli),E.K.
0o
:.-16it
Hirnent Type lotto*
thermostat's hang
per i ►uitt
ing 1°i'611
$2,75 per tlatteee
Spark Penes Slie to 696 tiebi
kite Light nett diliovpion
MilfOleo6 frOrd $4.35 to 0.10
from 0,96 to 44.ti
.it to, OA
Keititeitee titittneti 111*
rueseter Opt
eeeeele4!"4"."11SrAVrilra‘", ID THIS YEAR
--- Curried
Mined be Wee, Peleten, eeeendeci
Rogs Deiteeen that we Day the
,graatford Iluildelro Supplies $1000
'for tiler •on the =Sawyer Drain,
• — Carried,
Moved by Wm, Elston, eeeeneled
by Rods Duncan that we glcre the
BrUssele Fair Boaed a grant of $200,
— Carried.
Moved by Stewart Procter, see-
ended by Walter Shortreed that the
Engineer's Report on the Brecleen-
eidge Drain hr provls4orvally adopt-
( ed and that the Clerk be instructed
to prepare By-Lawe.
— Carried,
itj_fill1P144ra47449tel
us144u On ecetereelteiteoretiotte
replace
ena. higher velity coo
If ever you have dined et Ottewe's fctmoua Chateau
Laurier, you'll ;twee . ; ; Out! Freitag knows
whereof he copicsi I . all hie tempting dishes, he
Uses pnly bettek. 110 substitute could p000lbly
give the delicate flavour, the sraopea, golden rieheeeit
of fresh creamery butter,
Taste Chef Freitag's own
recipe foe EtUTTER kigVNIERP
a sauce for sauteed fish, ekesks
or chops
When fish or meat is read to seerei n ; squeeze the Juice of a qui rtered
lop over it. See kle with fresh chopped parsiey or
chives. In a *Mee,
biewn 2 ounces of utter for each person, Pour
over fish or meat.
As every h;ewife knows, for geed
eatin good living, you lust earl t beat butter. From the
simplest hot biscuits to the most
elegant layer cake, everything
you make tastes so much
better with butler.
For our Marie Fraseep free booklet of tastytito#41 butler recipes, write:—Datry Foods Service euretta
DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA, 409 Huron Street, Toronto
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AUCTION SALE
,OT and Complet.,. Di,mrati,1 ot
42 head of rogststered accredited
and vaccinated Ha steins, at lot 32
and 33, Con. 13 Grey Tw11., 2% south
an 7 miles and East ,of Brussels
WED. MARCH 21st, at 1.30 P. M. •
10 Good Plus Cows, some fresh,
other duo in March and April, some
rebrecl.
10 Registered Cows fresh, due to
freshen later, Herd Sire. Spring
Parra Exhibit, Sire — Spring Farm
Fond Hope X.XX. Dap — Credholms
1ensen Nig X.
Number of bred holstein heifers
and open Heifers, '
Sale will be held under cover in
case ,et, bad Weather.
Perm — 200 acre farm, 160 acres
,of well drained workable land 40
acres of busih, large bank barn, '12
yrs.% old with Silo and good stabling
Hen pens for 1000 hens. brooder
house, for 1000 chickens, large
imtplertnent shed, a storey red i t
brick house with all modern. con
-veniences. excellent water •supply
One of better farms in Grey Twit,
Terms — Chattels Cash
Property 10% down, terms can
be arranged.
Prop — Van Alphen Bros.
Auctioneer Harold Jackson
Clerk -- E. P. Chesney.
Pedigrees — Richard, Namara.
keee,
\Inlet Se letteielee, Day •eerie atoned
'es a seed bet that Ctieildleit T
*tit to its oar§ with fii0a anaga
NOttOildi' they be kering by ittsainim
for net, itere, 'are" tent !Welt gehtlee
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