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BRUSSELS QouNCIF. MpRTINIG
munieinal 'coundil of the I
village of Brussels held its -ogular
,
meeting on, the 3rd of March, all
members present.
The minutes of January 27th
meeting were irea4 and adep'led. on
motion of 3, C, Kraiuter, seconded
'by W. A, Williamson.
carried,.
Mr. L. Machan and J. MieDonald
were present representing the East
Huron Agricultural Society .request-
ing a, gnant frOm the village for
1958,
- Carried,
Moved by W. A, Williamson, see-
ended by J. 1-1, Stretton, that a grant
of $300.00 be elvers to the Has'
Huron Agriculture Sociely for 1958.
- Carried.
Morris Twp. .Colanc;1.
The Council met in the ,Town
ship Hall on March the 3,rd. with
all the members present`.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting and the special meeting
of. February 6 were read and adont,
ed oil and ,ion. Of Stewart Procter
• and Walter Shortreed.
Moved; by Stewart Procter, see.
ended by Ross' Duncan that we
request the Depar''iTeent of High-
ways anProVe transfer'S of allotments
on 1957 Road Appropriation By-Law
• as follows -
$3,000.00 fa..om new maeninery to
Maintenance Roads.
$1,000.00 from Maintenance Bridges
'e Maintenance Roads.
$2150.00 fiom Cionstuction Bridges
to ConstruCtion Roads.
, - Carried.
t Moved by 'Gordon Wilkinson, sec-
, ended by -Ross Duncan that the
tender of Geo,. Radford to supply
• ;crush and deliver approximately
12,000 cubic yards of gravel a', 72
cents per yard be accepted sub-
ject to the apinroxal of the District
,Municipal Engineer,
ST E BRUSSELS
Wednesday, March tah, 195.8 $2.00 per year - $2.50 U. elptitortse4 as asoond okra ?sal. Pont oUtos OsPastalent. Moira
Post Publishing House
Betide to the COnnail aid the Mein-
hers fOund rthat they wore all in
'force,
MPVed 1),y 3, H. P, Iretteu, BecOn
idOd, by J. C Knaalter, that the meet,
lag adjourn'lo meet again on March
31st or at the of. the Reeve
H. A, Fischer, Clerk. Nature's Best Cream Style Corn
hhh huurt 2 for • • • • 27c
Universal Cohoe Salmon
3 for 95c
27c
26c
85c
2j2c
A,
S t. Patrick 's
B AKE SALE
In the Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY, MARCH 15th.
AT 3 P, M.
Auspices - Ladies Division of
The Agricultural Society
POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW
Agent for
SCARFE'S THIX PAINT,
This paint easy to apply wr:h either brush or roller. DeeSt3A.
need stirring, doesn't drip, or run clown the handle. There is MP
muss to clean up when finished painting and Thix is entirefir,
washable.
. • ..
Gem Margarine, lb.
Tip Top Strawberries 15 oz.
Bissett's Ice Cream, 1/2 gal.
Schneider's Lard,..1b.
Duncan Brewer
There passed. away in WinghaM
Geneva Hosiiital on Friday, Marela
7t11, 1958, Duncan. Jolla Brewer,
husband of the late Gladye. R.Owland
in his 73rd. year.
Born in Grey Townshib, he was
SOU. of 'the late Wm, and CbriBt149,
Brewer, He wasmarried JO 1916 041.4'
aarmod on the Oh. coneesallen Of
Grey Township until his wife's
death in 192(T, He was a resident of
the, Wessels. -district all his life, and
took an 'acillive part in many social
functions. He was a member of
the 'Brussels LQ,O,P.,
The funeral service was held.
from the D. A, Bann -funeral home
Rev. Nimino of Winghain officiated.
;$1urvOing to mourn their lose are
three sons, Tack of Blue/vale; Don
ald of Preston, and Melvin of Brim-
sels; three daughters, (Dorothy)
Mrs. 'Carl Sehade of Listowel;
(Verna), Mrs. Hugh Penner of
Desboro and (Elizabeth) Mrs. Robt.
Gower cif Brussels. and 2 broth-
ers Reuben of Gederich and Wes-
ley of Listowel,
!The pallbearers were Frank
Sellers-, Gordon Emery, Jack Thynne„
Jack Lowe.
Duncan.
Gordon.Workman and F
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
The Oast Huron Agricultural SOC•
deity Is again sponsoring two. Field
Crop Competitions in 19.58, namely
Garry Oats and Grain corn.
Anyone interested in entering
these •oompotitlions please contact
any of the. Directors or Secretary as
',Noon 'as Aossible• so that seed may be
oh tained.
Those who planted registered
seed last year may use their own
seed for 1958 but all others must
sow registered seed this year.
eau wit 'Ind other values Just cc great as thee. al
GRANT SHOES and. MEN'S WEAR
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Work Boots and Rubber Boots
We carry Deck and Scott MoHale Dress Shoes
For the Well Dressed Man - Spring Sults and Top 'Coais
in Greys and Charcoal
A wide selection of the latest colors 'in
Sport Coats and Jackets All Priced Right.
ROBT. MoCUDE34N ADDRESSES
LIBERAL RALLY HERE
Moved by 3. C. Rranter, seconded
by TT, R Pearson that a grant of
$50.00 be given to the Brussels
Horticullitre Society for 1958.
- Carried.
An• enthusiastic meeting in the
interests of. Huron Liberal Candidate
AVin. G. Cochrane was held in Brus-
sels TOwn Hall Thursday evening of
last week,. Robert MoCubbin, former
parliamentary assistant to the mini-
ster of agriculture, was the speaker.
Mr. McCubbin Warn.ed of the
damage that could result to markets
for agricultural products if the
Delfenbaker „government ;persisted in.
reducing trade with the • United
States' by 15%. me asked the. audi-
ence consider the satiation that
would exist to-day if the 13, S. re-
fased entry to, genadian cattle..
,Others. miho spoke included Mr.
Cochrane, 13ev. Tuokey, Exeter,
T-hugh Hawkins, Clinton, Wm. Elston,
Cliff Dunhar,4 Grey, Cal
Krauter, Brussels and McLean,
Not just to-day or to-morrow, but Every Day of trao yew-,
Mowed by 3. H. Stretton, sec-
ended by J, C. •Icranter. 'that the
amouril of $1567.87 shown in 'Pre-, •
vious years as amount duo 'from.
the Publie Library be written off. .to•
surplus as of December 31, 1958.
Carried.
It was decided ;to ba.V-eCarried.. joint
meoling With the Telephone. Com-
mission and the Council on. Monday
March 10th at 8pm, lb the Public
Lihritry.
After .considerable discussion mum i•
diners 3. H. Siretton and J. C.
Kranter were anpointed to inves,
tignie the cost and plans of Man
reipaT Offices, Fire ITall and Public ,
Res'. Rooms in the village.
The clerk Was instructed to con-
'act B. M. Ross, , ConSultirfg Engin-
eer at IGoderibh and arrange a meet- I
ing - with the Council.
By-Law NO. 2-1958 was introduced ,
aluthdrizing- expenditures on reads
for Me year '1958. to the amount of
$3500.00, which -was the limit set by
the • Department of Higilmays• on
wheeli a4i0rovell would be granted. •
PI was mowed' by H. R. Pearson, ‘i
seconded by J. H. Stretton. that
Byi•Leav No. -2-1958 be read a first
time. • _
- Carried.
Moved by 'W. A. Willianison, sec-1
`onded by J. C. Kraiuilier that Dy,.,
Law No, 2 1958 as read a first time •
he read a aeColid. time.
- Carried.
Moved bay J. H. Stretton, see-A
onded by H. R. Pearson, that By-
Law No. a, 1958 as read a first and
second time be reed a third time
and passed and the Corporation 1.,
Seal at:boiled and By-Law forward.
ed to the Department of Highways ,
for f t)ror,95761.
- Carried.
Moved i,y H. R. Pearson, seconded !
by .T, T-T. Stretton. thht the amounts
We Deliver
411101011116121101674•1•11.7111
Special Any Sport. Coat, regular $29.95 The Aar
Dark Trousers, regular $ 3.95 p35,02
MUSIC EXAMINATIONS
On Friday last, a winter Exam-
ination .Centre for the Western
Ontario Conservatory of Music
(affiliated with the Western Mil-
verslity,. and Music Teachetl ;College,
London), was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Therepson,
Brussels,
Mr. George ZbAgler, of Hitchener,
prominent teacher, organist, and
bandmaster, was the examiner. Mr.•
Ziegler is also princliipal of the Kitch
-ener Conseakiatory of 1VInsic.
Results will be annoranced later,
Mrs. Sophia Sellers
Mrs. Sophia 'Sellers died Sunday
in Winigh;am General Hospital
following a lengthy illness. She was
the Widow 'of Joel Henry Sellers of
'Morris Township and was in her
S8th year.
She was the former 'Sophia, Hon-
sten, daughter of the late James,
Houston and Isabel Douglas, Mrs.
Sellars spent all her married life in
Morris Township.
Surviving are four sons, Frank,
Roy and Weird, --of ;Morris Township
and Charles of Heidleberg; one ,
slister, Mrs. John (Fanny)
of Walton; one brother; Samuel, of
Grand View, Manitoba. ;
Faneral seijrice was conducted
at the D. A. Rann funeral home,
Brussels, at 2 o'clock, by Rev.
Menrig ,Thomas of Duff's United
church, Walton. • -
Burial was in Brussels cemetery.
MP. FARMER!
510.00 AND UP
PAID FOR SICK, DOWN, AND DISABLED
COWS AND HORSES
ALSO
DEAD COWS AND HORSES
AT CASH VALUE
Please Phone Promptly ,Seaforth.
BRUCE MARLATT
SERVICE 24 HOUR
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks to my friends
for the boxes of fruit, cigars, cards,
and plants, while I was a patient
in. LICtowel
Special thanks to the neighbours
for their help.
Glen 1-Inether
PHONE 56r7 Brussefe
11 A.M.
LIKE TO LOSE '5 POUNDS IN 2 DAYSZ_
TRY THIS LIGHTNING DIET
This 5-in.-2 co Itage cheese ,diet takes off the pounds quickly
while keeptag you supplied with plent(y of proteins. minerals ana
energy for sustained pep and vitality.
For each meal; breakfast, lunch and dinner, eat S ounces of
Cousins Cottage Cheese WI' h 2 or 3 pieces of your favourite
fruit, unsweetened.
1.00 P. M.
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks to all those
who were so kind b our father,
Duncan Brewer, during his illness, - Carried, .-
There are three entries to prayer
Yes! No! Wait,
Attend Church i'his Sunday
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Stewarl Procter that the appli
cations of ,Clarence White as truck
-driver, Gordon Michelson as helper
and Melvin Bradburn as Warble
Fly inspector be accepted.
.- Carried.
Moved by Stewart Procter, secon,
i
' ded by Ross Duncan that the tender
of Howard Smith to supply 800 iba.
of Warble Fly pinvder at 44% belitS
per lb. be acieepted.
far their flowers and gifts while he
Was in besPital; for the many
expressions* of sympathy and deeds
o'f kindness at the time of his death.
Special dhainks to,Dr. R. W. Steph-
ens ,and Mr. D A. Ram
The Brewer Family
CARD OF THANKS
I Wish to thank all MY friends
and neighbours for their beattifill
cards and treats while I was a
patient in St, Josephs, London, and
since may return honie,
SpeCial thanks to the neighbours
for their kindness shown to Mrs.
Whittard. They Will long be remem-
as presented for narr.ent be nail
- Carried.
With each meal you may also eat 2 pieces of .1.10.1and P.psk sprerA
with a little bu Iter. Drink cal Ithe coffee or like. Drink
black and sweeten it with only Sacharin or Sucaryi.
COUSINS COTTAGE CHEESg,
YOUR BEST PROTEIN FOOD BUY.1,
R. B. -C OUSINS LTD.
Brussels Phone 22 - Carried.
Moved by Walter Shortreed., sec-
onded by rGbrden Wilkinson that
the road accounts as presented• by
the Road Sanierintendent be Paid.
-- Carried i.
WALTON COMMUNITY HALL ItAiltledge Grocery, grocerieS
11.65 1 bored.
Dept. of Highways, licenses $ 4.00
A, Higgins, .snowlplowing 275.00
A. Higgins, remotvimig- snow 270.50
A. Hilggins, removling snow 57.00
Bridge Motors, truck rental 143,50
Hyde Bros., gas
NOTICE
HAVING INCOME TAX TROUBLE 2
Let me compute your Tax at a reasonable rate.
Brussels Office Open Tuesdays and Fridays,
PHONE 1 9 X
All other days Phone Mitchell 663-41 Collect,
GLEN m., FitiRNARBEATie
INSURANCE' ABCpcy
Ti ottronoo or Atrittfidet.
EUCHRE PARTY
Sponsored' By The
Walton Women's Institute , MOved, by Wallter Shertreed, Set-
Ben Whittard onded by Gordon Wilkinson that
FRIDAY, MARCH 14th
. (relief) ;, we giVe a want of $75 00 to the
Winton, Hall Beard. I
Elliett Moll& Sales, fire
55.44 li
' truck repairs 500 8:30 P.M. Sharp . (
Admiesion 506 *tick repairs " 8.20 Institute " LadieS•
Please B
...
ri
-
ng Lunch BritSSeld }Naito, street &
hall'ilghtii , 32,3-8 ),
Thistle Printing Ltd., office
38.88 supplies.
COttil4 of Miran, indigiiiiit I
Hose. 3.3:00
traseets '000' Yard, oil` 42.74
... „.. .... . Miithildipal World Ltd., office
EL
Elliott Mater Sales; Allage 1
-- Carried. ATWOOD MENS CHORUS
In
ETHEL COMMIUNITY CENTRE I
on
WED. MARCH 28th at 8.00 P.M.
Sponsored by United Church Choir
Admission: Adults 60c
All children 'pay at door '
Tickets got from Choir Members or
i at the door.
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by W. Shortreed that the meeting i
adjourn to meet again on April 7th, 1
1958 at 1 p. in. 1.
The following .accounts were paid
Geo. Marlin, hydro for
hall and shed $9.31
Ross Ai-Melton, Belgrave
Street lights 18.20
Icti, Ronnenberg; Bonlds on Treas.
3.48 ,
VAL08, BEAUTY SHOP:it•
Brings Yo'' -Annual
COLD WAVE ‘P•BCIAL
CAPITOL LIST°
THEATRE
Wedffesday ,'„Thtifbilay - TridaY - Saturday 'Moron 12 t4
4 B e Debbie totioito In
ITAMMY ANC THE i3ACHOLOrt":
• CirininrieCOpe and COO'
$6.00 Perms . 24.16 39,39
3,90 I
supplies
H. A. FiSther, 1957 reVa-
tratioris
Prolvinclai Treasures, insulin
Pearson, Ditwarda and Co,
Postage
It. W. Iteibiedy, ii,tiVertiataig
Parrett, Geed Roads
20.00 Fermi - $6.75
suoo Ferias ,- $8.75
02.50 PerMs 29.76
Rhone 40X for Your Appointment
Dept. of Health, insulin,
YO sER E
1Gfarner Nicholson, fox bounty 1.00
\ and Tax Collector 40m
, tww.asasSis
Menday Tuesday March 11 A I(
Jayne Mansfield
'WAVIMA tUt
ettlatiih6oak toroi,
2:22 1
7,59 .!
totiVenlieit 25.00
''Ross :finnan, Good' Roads _
ConiVentiOn :00
Bert ityleetoeit
viatiiitttorg fees 4 1.75
• blinri. Caniphell, hone, 'killed 12.65.
it-041a, stainne And'
Tllural iVtantatrOdItteW'
(1011,VetiltrOu 436.00
Rtvirlef ;40.01111.ig' • 0 „:'1' '1;5%00
Bailie T4rrcdt. Gee. `C,' 1lartif
Regent Theatre mtd-wegterg Oat Develop-
stAFolktk
Thursday's Friday A Saturday
BLACK
George Montgomery, 6106 troUtter
0.erribig
ROCK and ROLL
Marohi A it'
•wtt BY GRIN
Wednesday - 'Thursday
*A t 'YOUNG AND bAnicitiktit
Mark Daniell, Lilt ddiitte
Juv.enilet vs Pardo-is
lEititgot the Hinialayas
Assoc.,anent 1.958 feeS+
8,SWeeiiy, teinOVIiig atiet
fill's Garage, gas
D. ITasitun+gs Jr., labour,
b. Rat labour'
W. Ptoott. fat boiiii£y
t' i,iktisr fob tobinty
Carl .trieldilL. fek. liouny 1.00
•The„Cletlf •,preSeurecl' titp. Ffdolity . • • • ,..
50.00
48.40
10.05
4.25
].7.40.1.
1,09
2,00
Worship Service
IWINi104111.
Meiville Church
Organist- Donald Dunbar
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Divine Woolly 11 A. M.
Rev. W. L. Elder
with view to 011.
The V ;ailed C hatch
1 OF CANADA
,MInktar: Soy. L. Brown B.A; B.D.
Organlitl Mrs. A. E. Martin
e. iit. "Hatrs Faith in ctodt.'P
12 Noon Church School •
7.09 E. in. ''When Life's Hopes
e, gig Shattered then what'l l'
Anglican Churc
or Gamma
parish et IMAM*
4111% Fred IL .1~4 L. S. T. Redo
4116 JsI I Cilstiret6 Bruin!
11 A: M, Mattina
Sunday School
WeciPefsdaY 8.60 P,
NOTICE --
-•t•
Due to the change in income taA. •
for 1927 allowing $100.00 automatic
;deduction for charitable donation
the Brussels Lions Club has not
palled out ,offielial receipts. Any
One wishing to get one may do so
by getting in tench with Lion Pres,
Robt. Walker or Lionirreas. Roy
In living for GOD man discOvers; .
his TRUE MANHOOD. '
Knox Claire), !ETHEL
Minister: C. L. Thompson
Bible Class
Sunday School
Worship Service
7 HE PRENEs'l OrlUitCH
1,N3 eAt:AD114
Knox Church, CRANBROOK
Minister: Mr. C. L. Thompson
THE
Phone 7
ULEDGEG OCERY
1,00 P. M.
2.90 P. 1W.
Illiktheit„Churek ,HtfOrYii
.tiVeneong „,
aye. School.
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