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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-04-25, Page 4N THE HOM E.' '4.-,,.'• ".' • """ •4aAA-,4•',24.*--tv.'''-'' 1,;, ';6. g ,,,, ''.i:.; . ,,,y,,,,,,1 1;,,,,z.z„,.4,•4• ',....i' , § .4 AIM: 1 '' 1 In this year, 1956, Ontario Ilyclro's Golden Jubilee, the modern home is not only light- condttioned, but work-condi- tioned by electricity. Electrical servants, many of them fully automatic, have made possible a higher, more comfortOle • standard of living for all. They cook; refrigerate; wash; dry; d a; polish and clean. It is fficult to name a iodine household task where elecyjc- +50 ity cannot, in some way, be of assistance. Truly, to44's Li.s. is mea- sured in kiltrwat Ift.TS . . , and these are sera ii No matter whert we look, elec- tricity is at work maldng life easier and more enjoyable. Hydro will continue to provide an adequate supply of elec- tricity fo meet- the poVqdr requiv,wats of the' pr01,, e pOWei: that naledlig Veiref. living or all in Ontarfo. YEARS OF PROGRESS '' FAMILY ASSURES YOUR ELECTRICAL FUTURE OFFERS YOU - 4..i4W:iir i1.*Cp,t " •• • - • . • • • ' i llir sliPER avythmotai 4.4.• Sonthmatall4 8?%. y. • *TiVA'Z'''''' ••• •••. Moved by Agnate Mann, seconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that we give Stirling Hood a 5c per hr. raise in wages from the Nst of, April, 1956. - Carried. Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar, seconded by Win, E. Ilishop that t -all approved .accounts be paid. - Carried, Moved by Geo. Hutchinson, sec_ onded by Wtn-, B. Bishop -that we 1 adjourn to meet May 5th, or at the call de the reeve. 55.00 -4.00 1.00 1,00 Grant Drain • Stratford. Beacon Herald, ads', drahih George WeSenlairg„ Warbl fly Dowdet George 'Pearson, Warble flY kkw.a6e Town of Wingitalm,. tire at AtoRaroher's Ethel Public Library, TownSiiiii: Grant dranbreok Lib:tart, -Township-TownshipGrant .11/41onerieff Publie Library,. township dminit .tteledWorth tibraiTy TOWitShiri Grant Walton 15,iab11S Library', t0togf8hiti tleatit 46a40. - Carried. The following accounts were paid; Wilbur Turnbull. ,bal. salary and exchange Ed. Hinz, ifox bounty Richard Aloock, fox bounty 'Melvin Hanna, fox bounty B, M. Cardiff, Clerk's fees 'fox bounty 1,50 C. Ti. N. X., advertising 6.00 Listowel Danner, ad-vt, • 6.80 Robt. Cunningham, Stove oil 23.76 m. B. Commissioner, Grant Drain 5.00 C. E. Rowland, Commissioner, Grant Drain 3.00 jas, A. Howes, Silver Corners Drain 150.00 Jas, A, Howes, Rayncird Drain 100,00 Jas. A. Howes„ Rathwell Drain 54.00 James 'Mann, assist survey Rathwell Drain -2.00 Eldon Mann, assist survey Raithwell Drain 2.00 Glen Rathwell, !assist :survey Ilathwell Drain 2,00 Etlwin HoPpenrath, iassist ',survey Rath:well Drain 2,00 B. H. Cardiff, bylaw's Itnechtel. Sinith; Silver Corners and Raynard Drains 120.00 Tilt• of 1Vforris,1 allowance% Clerk's fees 'and bY-InAvrs'• 115.00 e 8,16 truck tO.#0 50.05 10'.00 16,00' 10.00 0.66 • 4,10./t tuags.WI *Mitt. di6eli. Inquire about the money. saving FaMily Fare Nan Ticket agentS can have a drive-yourself car 'Waiting for you on arrival if you wish • to reservationS arid Inforitiation see, *the or phone your local Canadian National. Passenger Agent. .41116939E2Er WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Important Notice! Calls For Service Will Be Taken Each Day From: 7:30 to 9:30 A.M. Week Days, As Well As Sundays, for the Months of: May, June, July, August and September During the •Summer months, the number of services we have to perform are greatly increased. This will allow the technician to get started earlier in the day. We find that calls are normally received earlier during the Summer, therefore, we believe this will be no hardship to ariyone. With out increase in volume of business, it has become necessary to put additional line3 into some of ctrl offidet. ThiS required changes in some of our telephone numbers. The following telephone ntimbeit ate now in effect: CLINTON-Phone II:triter 2 . 3441 PALMEItSTON-Phone 498 TAItA-Phorte 88It2 GUtLPIll-PhOtte 237 ARTHUR-PhOrit115 XINCARDIN-Phone -460 WATERLOO and KIT-Sherwood 2- 8397 VOCtMOSA, Phones-Walkerton 887W2 or IVIiidittay 1301I12- 1 1 THE BRUSSELS PQM Woanoby, A,041 An. •• • ,• • • w".•••• • • Mtrs Re91,npick Watson There passed. . .a..AvAw AA Oliathaln.. 04, ir.too.44y 401 170).„ mut ..(.141.1010,or oc loll Hulett and • AlAg,4.1 Somit11, ,,Eoenloely of bleat r' And beloved -wife or'lleginAld Watson, formerly of this locality, 44o wslalsrl.lt,o44t in the cemetery nt Dresden„ a. Grey Twp. Council Grey Township Council Meetin.8 Was held on April 7th, Moved by Geo, Hutchingoi sec_ ended by Clifford 11„. Dunbar that. the "Minutes be •adopted lass read, - Carried, Moved by Archie Mann, seconded by 'Geo. Hutclhinsion that contract foe ICrambrook bridge be awarded to Rag er NicEachern for $16442.00, subject to approval 'of Dept. of Highways. - Carried. Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar. seconded by Anclhie Mann that the Tax Roll for 1055 be accepted and the collector be relieved of further responsibility. 'Dollars and Sense' How can YOU benefit from having a Current Account? You'll find it much easier to keep an accurate record of your current expenses when you have a CUrrent Account. When you pay all bills by cheque on your Current Account, you receive back, at the end of each month, an nur cancelled cheques as well as a bank statement showing every withdrawal and every deposit you have made. The cancelled cheques serve as receipts-and are accepted in court as evidence of payment of the amount shown. Furthermore, they are much easier to file away than receipts and take less room to store. With them and your bank statements, you'll find it far easier to get an exact picture of how you spend your money. So it's a good move to use a Current Account for paying all current bills-and keep your Savings Account for actual savings. 4 - Carried. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM M ERCEI 1.1W4111 Moved by Gee, Hutehinson, sec_ ()ailed by Clifford R, Dunbar that we award contracts for Mills. Drain land Locking Drain to Carl Willis, as per tendons. BRUSSELS BRANCH: - F. W. TODD - MANAkiER - Carried Moved 'by Clifford R., Dunbar. seconded by Geo, Hutchinson that we finally pass the by_law on. the Knechtel Drain and instruct hate Clerk to advertise for tenders. - Carried. 111:-„ved by Win. p. Biskop, seconded by Archie Mann that we appoint C. R. Dunbar • ,contriSsioner 'on the Chester !Baker Drain, and C. E.. Rowland Commissioner -on drain at Sass, McDonald's, and Walton Drain, • . Carried. • WANTED - Cash paid for dead, old, sick or Phone Atwood 153 collect, John, Zwaau Phone lettf F OHRig,ShAesLtkiP-r-icb6 paid for old log -disabled horses or cows. Union W. M. S. And W. A. ,New fast train to Melor Western Points The April :meeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Les. McKay with Mrs Mac. McIntosh as leader, Scripture by M. J. )3rem_ net. Nitrates read, by IVIrs. F. Cox An invitation, from. Cranbrook -J‘neninig Auxiliary to their Thankofforing Meeting was accepted. Assisting in the program, Mrs. F'. Kirkpatrick, 11108. Lindsay McKay: Study -book read by Mars. L. Lake. Next Meeting alt the home Of Mrs. C. Lake. The W. A. meeting was in charge of Mrs Harold Keys Opened with a hymn and. Lord's Prayer in unison, Plots were made for booth at Set_ wyn lIaker's sale, A sweeping wan compiled, nierabers taking'turns cleaning the chtirch, Lana; NOS, served the heStegs agsisited by the hotess adststed by Mrs: F. RobinSOtt and Mr. L. •irtcKay. Convenient Train to Malor and InterModiate liVestern Points .,:••A`" - ; 0 Wide range of modern accommodations' to stilt eery budget I Enjoy economical meals or Snacks on both trains in the Coffee Shop: Dining Car SdfyiCe. is also provided FOR ALL -VOtik .AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS 'El-i-OF1 AT THE MAC BAEKEE AUTO .SUPPLY Permanent TYtie. Anti Freeze • 0:76' Per '011.00' 4'75' per ituaei. tweeieditat6. 'Ranging from $1.06 to 0titt to. irk Plugs ttd- to 66o Ante Light and ChaWialtite' Mittilitre.. froth' $435 to 99.29' Piped freed. *MO to Stet Exi+atist Pipes' from 005. is .411, Otdittileitoe 95 'ariltiele. onto 4A k • 7"