HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-12-04, Page 4INDECISION
,caused this fatal accident
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LOCATION:
Rural intersection;
nr. Orillia
TIME:
4:15 p.m.
ROAD SURFACE:
Gravel. Dry
RESULT:
One killed, Ono
slightly injured
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The car on the right approached the intersection and slowed down, apparently
to wait until the other car had passed. But, suddenly, the driver changed her
mind and began to accelerate . . . no doubt thinking she had time to cross the
intersection. The other driver braked immediately, but couldn't stop in time.
His car slammed into the other broadside. The indecisive driver died in
hospital. Indecision has been the cause of many serious and fatal accidents.
Remember this every time you drive.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
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Always Better
With Butter
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1141x 2'k c. rolled oats,
C. sifted all-purpoes
lour, 11 c. trims wee
I tsp. soda and 'A tsp.
salt. 'Cut .in c. butter with
odstry blonder or itnIvc.:,
-till mixture's crumbly.
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3. Top with remaining oat-
meal mixture. Bake 350°F.
for 40-45 Min. Cut into
sOueres, servo warm veld.
Make "candles" by topping
with Ice cream rolls; use
almonds for "flames".
DAIRY FOOStt, ERVICE BUREAU
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11 i E BRUSSELS POST
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Pert -c .4414 treasurer's ropott by 1
Mrs. Bryan. Matta' fees: and.;
hospitality fund, -also tharalsoffering
Maier were brought in et the moot
trig' nail 801110 Cloarela Calenders
were sold. Mrs. Stephens EtIneat
1.61Ca1 .esiererary, g'nvo a rough 014
line of the 19 58 Study Book on
'japan, entitled "The Cross and the i
ryk,iantalminum,, ,meaning Strength
and Beauty, which proved 'very
intereeting,
This slate at' ()Meese is the same
as lest year. with of treasurer, Airs.
Barb Somers is the new trowel.,
Mrs, Jewel closed e- very helpful
meetnig with prayer,
A lovely lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mat Win,
Fiseher. erre.
He also explained that the 35'e. per
Pupil tor, lu>ich was pin the cost of I.
fogiiii• This l's -t) come Into effect ;
, after the 1st or the Now year. Ha
thanked the a•altepayers pot their
t co-operation during his years of 1,
I serving the tornsrip of Norris, this II
being hie Wet yeee as he has sold Ali I
his property in. Mois'ls,
1, Clarence Martin, ,representative
On the Seaforth High Scheel Board,
I stated, that the rate has been kelit
down but It is difficult to keep it i this way. He also reviewed the
finances 6or the, past 10 mouths and
abated that their surplus will be
down this year.
Meravin Richmond, represnn'tattve
on the Clinton High School review-
',cd the anemia . statement of the
; Scholl and state() that the school
should be in, o very ,good .flaonelai
statit for next year. • •
.Orval l'aylor, ()rye" McGowan
and Thompson of ES:sr Wawanosh
Cesuncil spoke briefly.
ST. JOHN'S W. A.
Wednosday, Dftonlior, 40,1, 407
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niC
Te .Sticl'anlc>ait of the I.~i
Supper will be observed in ICnox
Pres, -Church on Sunday morning/.
Dec . S, at 11 P.m, A prOariatO•k,
set vive will be hold on Fa, nea .
nth to s p. in. Rev, W. Willint4
will he (lie minister. .*
The ChristUas Concert
held on Monday evening, Dec, 23,
Further notice later. i,,
Friends of Mr, tiyiie !Gordon
be pleased to know that he ,returned
home on Saturday. Lyllo has been "o;
patient ill Victoria Hospital, siaC
Nov. 4th, witch% he underwent g
major operatiOn. • gin
The attendance was not large Id
thq evening sponsprd by the 7.41*
miry Board, Mose present enjoYeA
' the splendid pictures shown by HiC
D. A, linen of Brussels, Mr, B1114S,01
Knight expreesed thanks to W A
Rann and presented him with a gift
Progressive euchre follolwled
Mrs. Mac McIntosh and Afr. HiarOld.
Jacklin high score, and MIrs, Goa-
wyn Knight and John Engel IA',
Lunch was served In the basoMent
of the Community Centre.
Mir. and Mrs Kenneth MacOregeii,
and family, Fenwick, were week-end,
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred,
iCi rkpatrick.
Miss Faye Engel is practio toad's-
Ng this week near Wroxeter,
The November meeting of St,
John's W, A. was held at thhe home
[of Mrs, J. Bryans with president
Mrs. Jleveell in ,charge, Meeting
opened with )1711111 and, missionary
read by Mre, E. Somers. Minutes of
prayers. The scripture lesson Was
the last twlo meetnings and corres
poncience by the secretmrly, Mrs.
ELMA r ARMERS' MUTUAL
.FIRE INSURANCE CO.
E.stablIshed in 1884
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
insures
Farm Property. Private Dwellings
and. Contents In Tovvns and vineries,
Schools, Churches and Halls
on an
"INSURANCE AT COST" basis
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS
Contact your Nearest
Director or Agent
R. W. (Dick) Whitfield
1150 Windstorm Insurance
Brussels, Ont.
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WAL. TUN MORRIS NOMINATION.
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money by buytpg plaglies. He -skOlig
about the replacing of the, bridgo:
the 3rd dine. [Mils bridge was Dada
on the advice of the Districtt,
ipal Engineer. ;The government 1.
pays 80% of the cost of the bridge 1
and the fill on the east side ot
bridge.• He congratulated rd.
MeArter on the work he is dealt art;
Road Sitteerintende4i He 4.14
explained the reason for the
raise in the Township * ata fOt
1057, He also spoke 'on the need. for
!e)very farmer to be on. the 106ked
for BalrbeiT:y and Buckthorn whiCh;
is vehes destruictiVe >so dolt: ]fie
thanked the people for Zeit' cQ
I operation during his tenni ht "corn--
Ciller,
THEY SAY HE MARRIED HER.
FOR HER CANADA SAVINGS BONDS
bendiest fie/ d farmer ever PIONEER
Repairing 'everything from fences to farm buildings, clear-
ing new acreage, cutting winter firewood . . . these are
just a few of the time-saving, money-making ways farmers
across the country are using light-weight, easy‘to-service
Pioneer chain saws. Let us show you how a Pioneer saw
can help you to more proltable farming!
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"See the Complete` range of Pioneer
saws priced as low as $204.95"
Sold by:
BUDNAR WELDING & SUPPLY
Brussels, Ontario.
Ross Duncan, Councillors ensign- '
ed. why the old ;bridge ot thp.
line was sold for the 4rdout t. eagri
ft was, He also gave thanks to 'th61
,Centennial Conimittet for the 'work
they did in-regard to the plaques 1
for the /township. He also explainied
why they pie-heed the 3rd line bridg
'to be rebuilt, and that he is in
favour of building more. bridges in •
tits near future. t 1,7 r --vrprn.r.rro* ommommors*.ra.erro****.zre
Mr. ,and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins of
Burwash spent the week- ead with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. Martin.
Mr. and .114rs, Diatvid Andrew and
Mr, and Mes. Woodrow Mercer, ;
Toronto, were week end visitors
with ISISe and Mrs, George Dundee.
Mr. and Mrs, James McDonald,
wino spent the, past month with ,
relatives • in Western Canada„
arrived home on Friday.
Richard Hoy
The funeral of the late Richard ;
Hoy was held from St. John's
_Anglican Clrurdh, Brussels with the
Rev, F. Jewell in ediargt,
Interment 'rviae in. Brussels. I cemetery,
Surviving besides his wife are
three -daughters, Alice of Edmonton; I
Isabel, Hamilton; and Laura. I
London. One eon Earl predeceased
him 18 years, ago.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
To Be Held in
the BRUSSELS ARENA on
SATURDAY, DEC. /th
at 12:30 p, M. Sharp
g Place Chesterfield Suite by
Kreehler
Large Living Room Mirror
Large size Space Heater
pair matched E.nd Tables (blonde)
Coffee Table (blonde)
Pair matching table lamps
Tante lamp nieenzies. rack
Rug 9 x 12; 2 Vases
21" Marconi TV and Base
2 pair flowered Drapes
Walnut Occasional Chair
-Kitchen Stool; Buffet Lamp
Card Table; Hall Tee
Modern Dinette Suit.e, (blonde
wood) 6 Chairs
Duffel and Table (as new)
Dominion 4 burner Electric Stove
9 en. ft. Margeotte Refrigerator
(Throne:. Fireak.faet Suite. 2 chairs
Admiral Radio
Quebec, Heater
QiianSitsv of Stovepipes
Recrine Floor Polisher
Eleetrie Tea. Kettle
Popenp 'rooster
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Dominion Washing Machine
Gas Lawn Mowcr (1 year old) 4
cycle
Hotpoint Coal Annex
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.
, Cflordon iWilkin5on,f OatIncillor, en-.
t leyed his first year on the council.
He stated tint the other councillors
bed ceeered most of the work and
tent there wasn't much work done in
his division.
( Hervey Brae n who was nominated
1 stater" that the council make some
mistakes but we all make -mistakes
; and that he would not stand for
councillor.
i Re ili e Parrott replied and ex.
'Drained why th e bridge, on the 3rd
line was sold the way it was and he
answered the question in regard to
the gravel eontract.
Retell Shaw. Treas. of siorris
Twp, School Area reviewed the
financial statment of the :Morris
Tees School Area.
Reenarel Thorne e, chairman ref
the sehnel hoard, explained some of
the difficulty in hiring teachers. He
a towered ~Write questions -which were
asked of him,
Germs n Mines, n new member of
the school hoard remarked that the
members of the hosted were trying
to do their best.
Tteginald Watson stated that he
wished te drop out this year. He has I
been a member for six years and brad
enloye.d their very much
Continental bed (be* toringe and . George MiChie stated that there
eserings end mattress) had been a ortiet year on the ether)" '
Bedroom Chair board and hoped they Would: he "as :
Bathroom I-Tamper , inteccessfati in afaining teachers
Baby Convertible Bacgy, like now next year as in the Past.
Pen -room Vanity , Toeratee filmdom spoke about the •
Steel ,,in ale Red. mattress, and th
eeringe
, the work e Clentity bad dorm at ;
the Tn. Sy S. No. 12e and also _some
Cbif;foselese ('Tors itqcleqf i of the ix• nit': that ells dorm at the 1 remrdete P. these 3edroom Suite • Welton wheal. ! 'bleeds.) with Itartr:rs arirt eptiese ; Chards Ni m es; 1 epreeseesetkee
liI r ,d menrees. InelnditigId' t, , on the Winghem High School. Board
i exp'ainre whys the rate is up, The ,1
i salaries are tsp. cuosidenahly and I
t Ilto transportation is aiss , up, ti little. : i
' .ati and crutwily almonds top
theee gay Christmas Light-Lips, But the
re.al fiesour is baked right in. It's
bum,. -fresh creamery butter—lending
lig matchless flavor -enrithing with its
natural goodness. Remember, for all
your festive baking and right through the
year, "It's Always I3etter with Butter".
FREE! A/Ririe Fraser's "Merry Christmas°
recipes for cookies and candy. Also
lier new Butter Booklet.
;?, Press half this mixture
in the bottom of a welt but-
tered 8" sry. take tin; spread
with 2 t. whole tranberry
sauce and sprinkle .,vith 1
tsp. grated orange rind a el
c, shredded coconut.
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