HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-09-12, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
Morr,:s Council
norris TownShip Connell Meet*-1.
tag. Sept, 4, 1050.
The minutes of 'the last Meeting
were read and adopted on -motion
of Boss Duneaa. and Walter Short.
reed,
Moved by Walter .liortreed. sec.".
Waled by WM. ElstOn that we 'take
Steps to prepare, n 13y-law Pg Tile.
Drainage tip to '$109,000.
Carried,
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MorpiL by 'Rewart. Procter:, ..geo•
onded by Ress' Duncan that the .1'.
,c0401 of Revision on- the .19•5.7. Ass,
essment be held Oetabor
9, 1956 at 10 a, m.
Moved by Walter .Shoi7t.reCed7::::.,•!
ended by 1S tewart. Procter 140 taw ., ,
road accounts" as presented. by the
Road Superintendent be paid.
Moved by .Stawart, Procter,
oude_d 'by Ross Duncan that the
meeting .adjourn to :meet again on
()etcher 9, 19,50 at 1 p,
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MELVILLE CHURCH.
The ,:,ernion subject OtOien bi
Ray. Coli'in la,,A Sunday morning
was the dit'toreuee between nloiv'ility
and holiness.. We should understand
what is meant by morality, and Nybat
God Means by holiness, The so(inrce
Of morality is evil but ,the somo of
holiness is God. There were =my
.03001 AViug people in Christ's
day, What was wrong with the
righteousness of the scribes and
pharisees, was that It was Man.
made. It. yvkas Dotwumi and not of the,
heart, it Was holiness, the scribes
and pharisees: incited, 171(Ainess ,can
'only come from God, It says that
such sins as adultery land forni
-cation are wrong, , although there are
people whc condone spell sins, There
,are many otherwis*, moral, people
'who have no real: love for God who
go about to establish their own
righteousness. Mr, Colvin spoke
About holy speaking, also of sett-lag
our hearts: upon the 'treasures and
things of this world, of judging
others, all this is not holiness, mere
Morality is filled with deception but
holipess leads to ".God. The Bible
states that without luiliness no man
shall see the Lord,
Mrs June Baeker, of London, was
'the soloist and sang. How Beautiful
upon the mountains, by G. Harker.
June's' Aolo, was very much enjoyed.
The NalwiaSplowlored
.r5r-s••-e-weresseememeemene
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ENJOY RUNNING WATER
as you pay for it on the. Eilco budget plan!-
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KnalEN—running water ads
kinthen chores—laundry ond
dime' ore done In half the time.
BATHROOM—ail the corms's-
lence of city home to protect
your family's health and add
to your comfort,
Why lug water by hand Any longer? Install st
Duro Pumping System now and enjoy running
water as you pay for it. Save time, save !about
cut'operating costs,
AS LOW AS 10% DOWN
UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY
for pump, fixtures and installation, too
The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your •comi,
piete water system—pump, tank, pipe, kitchen
and bathroom fixtures, taps in all buildings
and the cost of installation. You can have the
whole job done NOW—and pay for it over the
next year and a half. Ask for an estimate of the
cost of labour and material worked out on the
EMCO Budget Plan,
Visit Or Phone Us Without Delay
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BARNS—So much easier to
water the dock and so mods
extra protection against fire.
C. & G. KRAUTER CO.
Brussels Ontario re Braes Mfg. Ca. Limited
1144 Rev.
The following accOunts were paid
Thos, Henderson, lambs
Injured $42.00
Herbert Garniss, *valuators
fees 6,20
Mum World, supplies 4.22
John Clark. fox
'bounty 1.00
Elmer Younig, fox
bounty 1.00
Ceo. Martin. hydro for
hall 6.07
Prot, treas.. insulin . 1.19
A. Fraser, part -salary 50.00
N. Higgins, audit and
stamps
Relief account
Bailie Parrott, Reeve
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
FALL FAIR DATES
Arthur Sept. 25, 26
AYton Sept. 21, 22
Bayfield Sept. 26, 27
Myth Sept. 18, 19
BRUSSELS Sept. 27. 2b
Chesley Sept. 7, 8
Clifford Sept. 1.2, 13
ref? A NrriRP(*)(1K .
Women's Missionary Society
The September meeting of the
•Vi-romen's, Missionary Society of Knox
Pres. Church was' held in the home
of Mrs. John ,Schnock,- with an at-
tendance of S. The meeting was pre.
sided over by Mrs. Schnook, who
gave thelopening remark on the topic
"what is the church doling?". Hymn
was sung with, Miss A. J. Forrest -at
the .otigan, Mrs. Cecil Thompson
,and Mrs H. .Tacklin read portions of
Scripture with Menitationa ion each
by the Mrs. Lynn Evans led
in 'Prayer, tollOVed by singing of
Hymn 471. Roll call was 'answered
with. -a, verse containg 'teach", a.
list of contents of the bac) for
supply was gi'ven by the,Secretary.
iCurrent ...events were read by Mrs.
Jacklin and a financial report pre-
sented. Mrs Mac Engel Was in
charge of the topic "The Growing.
Edge." Lunch was served by the
;hostess.
On Tuesday evening of last week
a pleasant time of iganiess and
music 'was enjoyed at.•,the- home of
Nir, and Mrs. Wes. McEachearn,
when a number of former fellow
workman of the Blyth wind Walton
district, accompanied by their
wives, gathered to honor Wes, on
the completion of thirty three years
as an employee -of the C. P. R. Dar-.
big the ewening, Mrs MeEachern
was given a boquet of flowers and.
Wes 'was made the recipient of a,
well filled wallet. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and
family, Toronto, were recent visit-
ors with Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Mc-
Ta ggart.
Recent
21.30
15.00
Palmer8ton Oct. 1, 2
Ripley Sept. 21, 11111
St. Marys Sept. EL 11
Seafonth Sept:
Stratford Sept. 1,74/
Tavistock Sept. 7, .11
Teeswiater Oct. . 2,1
Tiverton Sept. 27, NI
'Walkerton Oat. 21. Not;..
Zurich Sept. 24, Lif
Intennuitional Plowing Mach. ,C$13*
aria County, 13rooklin, Oat. 9.n.
Forest Sept. 18, 19
Hanover Oct. 5, 6'
Harriston Sept 19, 20
Kincardine Sept. 20, 21
Kirkt on Sept. .27„28
Listowel Sept. 24, 25
London Sept. 10-15
Lucknow Sept. 25, 26
Mildma,y Septt. 10. 11
Milven'bon Seprtt, 21. 22
Mitcheell Septt, 25. 26
New Hamburg ,Septt. 14, 15-,
Owen Sound Sept. 24, 25
Drayton
Dungannon
Durham
Exeter
Fordwieht
Sept. 15-17
b'opt 27
Sept. 28, 29
Sept. 19, 20
Sept. 28, 29
Conyenience-3 minute walk to '•
Union Station, clo'Sest hotel to
heart of downtown.
• Luxurious guest rooms
and suites.
• Good Food—full course
meals and delicious snacks.
• Entertainment—Home
of the famous Club Indigo
featuring Broadway
Shows nightly.
HOTEL
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PHONE: EMPIRE 3-415i Ateamitimilellr
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TRAVEL • • •
moment you proudly take posses.
sion until that distant day when
you decide to trade it in on an
even more exciting. Olds of the
future, you'll keep discovering
new splendors in this unusual car.
And you'll keep reflecting all the
while how wise you were in 1956
to step up from the ordinary into
an Oldsmobile.
Splendor is everywhere in
Oldsmobile.
There's the splendor of distinctive
Starfire styling—fresh, dignified,
.but so alive. There's the splendor
of rich, custom-tailored interiors
—luxurious, gracious and so coin.
Portable. And there's the splendor
of mighty power, tamed to go
quietly about its task of producing
swift, smooth motion.
And this Oldsmobile splendor is
not a sometime thing. From the .,..:- 4,,,r,,,„,,itit L„ r,,,..4,,,,, ,/,•„, , A.,. •• -..,,
The, delightful, mellow weather of late summer and early
:fall makes for pleasant travelling. And this is an ideal
time for that adventurous sightseeing trip fa interesting
places in Canada and the United States. A wider choice
a accommodation is available when the mid-season
hubbub is over. Now is the time to travel .. , by train.
Canadian National Roilwoys stiggeSt:
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Where to go ...
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Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay
Bracing Ontario Highlands
Distinguished Laurentian Resorts
Glamorous Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle* •
Scenic Jasper National Park
Pciicinating California *
IstOTric#ontredili Quebec, C)ttawct *
is. Xittir(4.New York City, Montle City
ustlinj Detroit, Chicago
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lionle Leal Package TOurS avciilaVe to those points : Ask for des alp.
• are booklet.; Economical Family Fare Plan ciVailattle to FiacItie 490
ntl: travel Wise people agree the train way Is the' iithiforiablei
telexing way ttitrovei:
Give"
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yourielf 'a treat a, ! i • .
. and go by itatn, , go C.N.itk . ,,,, .
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ciiiiddion Ncilkinai 044.6;00604
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visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Thompson at the manse Were
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rennie of Galt,
who were rettan4niing home at*
their lioneynroon in the north.
Miss Alice J. Forrest, returned
'to London on Sunday, where she IS.
with Mrs. I-I, Cameron, Who it
not in good health'
Mr and Mrs Fred Kirkpatrick and
sob Paul spent Sunday in. Mt. Forest,
Workmen have commenced work
on, the new bridge north of the village
The old bridge has been itiloved east
of fanner location and a detour'
road bait to it, This inad.e I" i.eceiS,
sary the closing 'of the road over the
Week-end and rains have made the
detour almost lonassahle,
W A I ''rnlVt:
Mr. and Mrs. Earl WNW= halve
retitrried by T. Cl.' A. after SPehding
A: very enloyable trielith's -Madation
With their ,daninbiter t Leonia, Marie.
Walton W A,
The September Meeting' of the
Walton. W. A. Met on 'PlintailaY after'
noon with 19 ladies present.
'Vice iitesddenit. Mrs. Ken MCDMilald(
in fihe Chair. The meetti*of n,ed
With the -singing Of a' hymn. "the
s.laritiliire. ;the. -23aid. psalm. WAS read
by Mrs. T. Leietnling- 'followed by
iptiaiYer, The Serefetary'S report *as
wad naiad and 6.004.616cl ,and
Yet note trent MI* Sbinera, Trot*
‘tireen report us (givel by Mi'S`..!'
tnitttq, rtiin, hand $2130.9.4. The C.G.
T. kadiiatitin Will held
22M, hi' the eitiffetict retreiM4tts:
Will be ;',Oretied"Iry fide W. A„.410Atri,
The fluAtoy :will be 101(1
Wednesday, Oct. 17th.. supper
friOtt,i 5.24, • ;;'. \
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