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$400 per year, #41, Z,;b* .401k
(CARD OF THANKS
Having disposed of my ehusiness
Ito Mr. and Ma's, G. Grant, I take
this opponiuntey to thank all •those 4
who gave me 'their patronage
durinig abe e pasit nine years. io
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eat/wise/1 fire second Wave laxIL Pc4Bee DeViirtateii,Oteitin4 Wednesday January 8th, 1958 rest Publishing House
East Huron AgricultUral Society
ANNUAL MEETING
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TURKEY BANQUET
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1958
Cranbrook Community Centre
At 7:00 P. M.'
GUEST SPEAKER: D. H, MILES.
Huron Agricultural Representative
Ticket $1.50
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Morris Counclt.
The Council met in the. 'Township
Hail ,on,,Tangary G. with. all the. morn-
bees Pretiertte
lirtLee Phelan -
Southeast ,CZarence Martin
"L,Qgdie. Acamips,, Herverie,
Cutcheon,
Weed Inspector llebeet
'Gradeenea J'oe, Harry
Workman •
',Pm* Driver ,- Clarence White
Bailie ,Paireett, •Geo, C. Martin.
i.' The meetieee opened with a. short
devotional period Conducted l.)y Rev,
C. A. Krug )3elgrave. Bailie par-
rote thanked Mr, Krug for coming
Clerk •
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NEW OWNERS
TAKE POSSESSION.
iNp anld Mrs, Q4P140a Grant bealt,
posseseion .of the tingle 1L Pearson,
last week,
Pearson; who .1;as 'conducted'
the business for ete past rein Yeaeks,
and ears. Pearspn, will remain in.
Brussels,
Mr, end liars. 1(41,ant. come to BrUs-
eels from the Mount Forest distriot
where they engaged, in dairy farming.
They have three daughters and
one SOD.
Mr, • Grant is a brother of Camp-
bell Grant of ,W'alkerton,
John Barron Edgar
Donald Duck Orange Juice 48 oz. 3.,3c
Silvergleam Fancy Red
Cohoe Salmon • • • • • • • 3 for $1.41):
Pillsbury Angel Food Cake Mix .510
Aylmer Honey. Sweet Peas
120 oz. 2 for, WO
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N'ou vat- 'Ind other values just as great as these at
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NOTICE,
have 'purchased the W. E. Collins Insurance Agency
and I would like to take this opportunity to say "Hello",
Out and Stewart Procter spoke words Reeve
of appreciation,: .•
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• The following• signed the Dec-
laration of Office:
Reeve
Lailie Perrott
Councillors
Walter Shortreed
Stewart Procter.
Ross Duncan
Gordon Wilkinson'
The minutes of the last, Meeting I were read and ,a.do.pled on motion of.
Walter Shortreed andilOordan
• Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Sltewanb Procter, that By-Law
No. 1, 1058,.. appointing' TforwnahiP
Officials be lia,$sed as. read the
first, second and thind times.
or Needs call HE 11TLEDGE OCERY
Not Just to-day' or to-morrow, out Every Day of the year. s'
We Deliver Phone 7
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NEW CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
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... Mrs. W. W. Smith,
Mrs. Amy Spell,
Ass't Treas.
Sect. aliss N. 'Jardine
Assn. Seat. Mrs. C. 11/10theson /
Pianist Mrs. W. C. King
A,ss't 'Pianist Mrs. W. C. Kerr t
Moved by Walter Shortreed, see-
ended by Stewart Procter that By- (
Law No. e„ 1958, anthoriziing the I
Treasurer to ,borrelw up to 160,000
from 'the bank be passed as reed the
•first, second and third times. 1
- Carried.
Brings \fn.,- •Annual
,COLD WAVE SPECIAL'
Until February 15th
e $6.00 Perms $4,75 1
$8.00 Perms $6.75 /
j. $10.00 Perms $8.75
$12.50 Perms $9.751
( Phone 40X for Your Appointment
Moved by Rose Duncan!, • seconded ,
eby Gordon 'Wilkinson that we 'build 1,
,a new small bridge an the 1st,
concession at the corner 'of lots S t,
and 9 and that we hire R. M. Dawson
as engineer to draw the plea* and i
supervise construction,
- Carried. !,
At present, for Insurance Service
MITCHELL 663r41
GLEN M. RONNENBERG
MONKTON
will be calling on ydu in person before renewal time.
Ontario Farm - Malan , bola their
Public meeting at Ethel hall IA Dec.
with a lair !al-ate:Warm, Bob Taylor
of Varna, Director of Huron Cbunty, 3Pd Vice Pres ,
introduced the guest sneaker, Sam Treasurer
ONTARIO FARM.
UNION MEETING
The Presbyterian W. M. S, met in
the church parlor on Friday, Jan
Ird...al. ir. in, Rev. Mr. ' 'Williams
presided for installation of officers
The ineelting opened by singing
hymn 571 and a seriliture, reading
taken from the 15th .chapter of St. ^
John followed by prayer.
Mrs., John' Speir called the e
officers to place as follows: •.
2pd Vice Pres. ..., Mrs. W. Williams
President ..... Mrs, Wan. Speir
1st Vice Pees. ...... Miss B. M.oses
MELVILLE W. M. S.
Mrs. J. Yuill
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Moiled by Gordon Willatinson,
seconded by Ross Duncan; that
Nelson, Higgins be paid $50.00• as
relief officer for 1958.
- Curried.
,This ppmmuoitY was shocked by
the, sudden' death . of john Edgar,
at the home of his eister-leelaW„
Mars, M. Edgar, Brussels, on Satur-
day, December 29th, Ii. his '57th
year,
Mir., Edger was well known here
where he was a member of the
Public . School etaff for .5 years
before going Ito Fort Frances.
He was the son' of the late Hugh
and Mrs. (Susan McLeod) Eetgpx of
Wroxeter. . He attended Normal
Sebool. ia North Bay and taught in
that district 'for a Year before coming
to Brussels where he taught for 5
years before doing to Fort Francis
where he has been on the staff for
the past 26 years, He was a Mason
end a member .of. Shriners "Templer
A •sister, • Miss 'Margaret Edgar
Reg. N., of 1Viiecitori survives. Two
brothers, James M. and Murdie pre-
deceased him.
The body rested at -the D. A. Rain
funeral home, Brussels, where a
Masonic service was held 'On. Monday
night ae 9 p. Funeral service
(=ducted by Rev'. D. Brown, of the
Brussels United Church, 'was held
on Tuesday at 2 p. in.
teerneent Was in Wroxet1
cemietery.
Pallbearers were members Of the
ace souic Lodge.
THE PRESEry Ito-.1/494
IN CANADA
Shirley Knight amid Teddy Forman are the Cenitral 440
.144- OBC1TV'S liNairsery School Time's - - a new children's prograM; '
This program originates from both ITerlente and. Winnipeg kieg,
consists of Stories, songs and =steal activity which the ChiMtAc
will be encovaged to take part in. Interesting guests Win !it
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illialOtineed to the children.
ir Knox Chtorch, CRANBROOK
' Minister: Mr. C. 1... Thompson
NOTICE
Having (sold my Insurance Bus-
iness to Mr. Glen Ttonnotperg of
Menkton, I would like to thank all.
mly cudtomers for their patronage
while I was in the busineds.
I sincerely hope that you will
give my su'cce'ssor,, your continued
Patronage.
Thank You
W. E. Collins
Worship Service 11 A.M.
More CANDID preaching and lead
( CANDIED preaching omits for a
better, Christ anitp.
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.Moved by Stewart' Praetor,
iraetor, second- i
ed by Walter Shortreed, that Wm. 1
Auditors Mrs. Jack ;Gibson • Elston be recommended as a repre- 1
Mrs. J. Fischer eentative on time Wingharn General
Tin his inspiring address to the Haspital, Board for 1958.
new Officers- Rev. Williams ask that - Carried.
they read their bibles each day - Moved by Stewart Precter, ?axone
Make a study of their missionaries ed by Gordon Wilkinson that tes116 1
and their fields, and to all the Bolt be recommended as an add-
Glad Tidings Sec. Mrs. D. Huether
Asse, Glad Tidings Sec. Mrs. I
Wm, Little
Welcome, & .Welfere Sec. Mrs.
C. Davis
Literaeure & Library Sec. Mrs.
Wm. McInnis
P ress Reporter ,,,. Mrs. Geo. Evans
"Weston, Band Leaders Mrs. R.
Bronson, Miss ,Sharon Hemingway
Supply Committee .„. Mrs. It Dennis
Miss Millie McFarlane, Miss Ella
Kerr
C. G. Len% Leaders Mrs. D.
Hemingway, Mrs. M. Pipe
( My, ettelceseor. i edreBowmen of Elora, Editor Of the
poargoiv (Faein Union Paper, who snake
very capably itt the absence of
Albert McCormick of Arthur, Hon.
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPEI ary Preeldent ,of O. F. U.
In opeaing iris address Mr. Bow-
men asked a question to whether
there were any town peciple Pre-
sentla if not then .Why? ' As this
matter of low income for farmers
is not only a firmier's problem,
but also a problem of rural towns:
He wont. on. to say as a farm or.
ganizatien we intend to analize th
position Of our basilic Industry with
in the frrenework of 'the Canadian
economy and the ploseible effect it
may have on the future development
of Canada.
Mr. Bowman also pointed out that
Federation of Agriculture has he
direce membership with which to
to back up 'Cr sup*rt in strength
any demand made on behalf of
larmers.
Mr. Bowman seated that In the
last few the earning power of
the farmers has been reduced to
ithe point where many find that it
is. necessary to .have an additional
Source of income apart from the
farm income an order to obtain
this, the farmer or iris eon obtain
work away from. The farm and us-
ually it's in , some factory Where
there is a union where wages are so
mulch better than at home. This has
Ibeeorne a Vattern of living for Many
people which greatly contribute to
the neglect of ,their farm operation
antll investment as well as destroy-
ing the home life of the familye by
*emoting restlessness and instab-
ility in rural communities. From the
Meiviile Church [sttsocitai point of ale* this is another
4' unsatisfactory trend of the future.
Organlit Donald Dunbar i Mr. Bob Taylor then spoke
briefly and the tneeltinfg was plumed
10 A. M. ereee;e for discussion, two hour
al A. M. period was ppent in a lively Ms-
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• Meeting was adjourned and lunch
t served,
,iiff(onal representatillve on the
Belgraete Arena Beard.
Moved by Walter Shlort-reeeda,rriseedo-.
ended by Stewairt Peale:ea that the
road bills de presented by, the
Road Superintendent 'be paid..
afoved by Stewart Proielt-
er, Carried.
• members' that they might give their
,untirinig support to the officers to
Make it a suuccessful year.
The president', Mr's'. W. Speir took
the chair and thanked Rev. Williams
for his words of guidance and hoped
that each member would take a
Ive.ionatke,e0 inter* in missinonary
'Mrs. Win. Smith read the 90th
psalm. Mrs, Turnbull led in prayer
.for tho need year. Mts. Amy Speir
'eeve the Itretteeree's and secretary's'
report inn the absence of the see-
retarY. ,The president! reed a letter
'Prom Miss (*.tr+alelei Stewart who has
recently trecoleeted from Melees"
in North Battleford. Mrs. 'MeInfiTe
read a letigithy inebeestine
letter Mai our Fotembeen mission
elev. Lillian. Dickson :titer the sing.
dreg of e hymnal reading (Otir time, ja
Hsi yeue hands) was given by Mrs.
C. Evans, Mat. W. A. Williams bad
"charge Of the NOW Teat rebeeage,
Roll call was answered byt nay,o,
inert of dues fiyi, 1.95g.
'The litellip4114. PreshYtery needle
in Meth:1M Tuesday Januar*
delegatett were Unpainted'
ite attend, Mrs. Methetien Arid Are,
W. C. ktrit.
The oreehietilt the meeting'
-. Knox Church. WTHEL -
MlnIstei: Mi. C. L. Thompson
11.1 la Otto • 01•••••• - &we" v 7 A.dult Bible Class 1.46 P. /E.
Sunday School 1.46 P. M.'
Worship Service 2.45 P. M. ed by Walter Shontreed, that we
give a, great cd $75.00' to the
nnual Concer. an ante
Blnevale Cemetery Board,
by Gordon Wilkinsom, that the
Moved by Roes Dunesee, seconded
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I There 'is no kirospect of reduction:
• in the wages of sin.
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Plan For A Better Attendance A
is, Church In 19584
meeting adjourn to meet again on
February 3rd at 1 P. In
The following accounts -weiCaT rpraifedd: rev
Town of Clinton, 'High
County of Huron,
School Debenture ea, , $1129.97 r ea urtng Di la oug
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h SL122,,ters
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The Indigent (fees , , ea." , . ...... 9.00
tondo, school
Divbie Worhip ,Association, of Assessing
°Moors, fee . 10.00
Ontario Good Roads
Association, fee 15,00
Herman Nethery, dog tax
4.00
The Waited Church
(with the Kansas Farmed
Phie Vooly Y.Mdite• Young Dailies
Piano, Ratio, Gutter,. 'AccorMait, Drums, and Violins
!.; . OP CANADA Clarence Hanna, 'meld
account
1,0.00
Relief account
15.00
ChM, Johnston
Rhievale Cemetery 75.00
The following dfficialii were
Organist:Mrs. A. E. Martin
IllInkter: Rev. L. Brown B.A; 13.0.1 WALTON
I Mr. and Mrie. George Kirkby, of
burwash, *ere visitors with Mr.
Mrs, A. kirldtjY and MO: diet: with the 1Vriznah BehisdiOtioti, Brussels Town Hall: on • ae me
110i Communion 4. els, a ray e appointed Under -Law No, 1, 1958:
CARD OR THANKS • Clerk - George Martin Miss Doke Johnetaii, Clinton was;
7.80 4, "Iiit6OtiAriii OieJetitie" 'visitor with relatietee here last
Week • ,
Treasurer Nelson Higgins
A.SSeteeer Addison Plhaser
11 Noon School
(1), "A‘Tilbh. a. ,nand ,trio
1. wore
ti)pet, CS:0011s. bible Society
We're Pletteed the dentribittiOne
.9 JAN.11th ,Musses Sheila and Lorraine last 'Year an:dilated 'to $477.00. Pound Carl
deit;* *ore' *ttoti.tied Tlianke to' their Colleetara Robert 14elei-efity,.. Jelin tiesVinaia . eetsetotte With, their idnit add. tnetti t .for such 'Define reetonate I. HEE
itooti44; ,Robert v`ntit,
I Iltreevlit Pipe. Robert Grealit Wm „, * end Mrs. Pinged Berrieeed, id the appeal:
'; An Church NA•AAAA rr
OF CANADA were iitaidaY Vfaitaire With
4.• .1j,leCti eh eoti„ Freest *Ade; Rebert
r.
I il.% and tie: John MeGititlie, of
titooLt WE KNOW ud; aerfntrd Rats IVIOdati
Albert Neebiliti George M:dArtiiiirt ' eitietirevisets Ms: and 1VIrs. Cordon AeOuVi* I
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Coricert and Dance - Adults 50c
children 25c
Liteesteek treflidlt
GlartilSe
Feiteeviewers
letertiliWeet. - Harold rieietef,
daselieare. tii;eie•
Neirtillenet tits, Mahe. Wiel,
Peteedelt. Teeehlt
#61itlieVeSt ee- Albert 'Neebitt,
We aret iiTelkadit ft report taint Mr.
Henry 'dent;.
'OneraliOnl in OE. Josephs ItOSnitni
reeefefttit"
Atbkittli :Lind M)eidA
tithit teatrie4 itgat of h
Frier 1St/ant the week elect Willi Mie
adid M;i14, th teinneM.
Mfr. Jc,liil tfeririAt and' Mr Wilfred +
hAVe ret,drited "f .l
Whiefd they 'wer e
Pattlente,
r MISS Seliedita, Reg 1`1 , 'WhO,
'Nita been, a Member :et: the ea& Of
NO Weaterininster liesnitat fel
lioiiiu'afte,n• tic,trip throtigh the U. S, 1
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