HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-01-08, Page 5THE SAUSIELA VON
SWEET METAL WORK
IS JUST ONE MORE
THING THAT WE DO,
FOR HOME D STORE
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1959 CHEVROLET VIKING 60 MEDIUM-DUTY STAKE
Numerous improvements. in, the 261 cu. in. 150 hp. six cylindese engine provide greater
durability in this medium-duty stake truck, one of 139 models offered byeChevrolet in its
1959 line. Changes include heavier pistons with thicker domes and steel inserts-for greater
strength and longer life, aluminum-coated intake valve faces for reduced wear' on both
valve seat and face, full-flow oil filter, and a new thermostatically controlled,by-pass cool-
ing system. Also available as optional equipment are two V8's of 160 andt1V51hp., fiver
speed synchromesh or Powermatie transmission, and two-speed axle,
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53 Chev. Coach
52 Ford Sedan
57 Bufek Special 4 Door Hardtop,
Radio, Heater, Automatic.
WHY
IS WINTER
THE
BEST TIME-
-for repairs, maintonanco,
renovation and general
clean-up work around your
home or place of business?
In the winter men and materials are more
readily available, and small jobs get better
attention and can be more economical dur-
ing the cold weather lull. This applied
particularly to building and renovation jobs.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
CAN BE FINANCED-
-by Home Improvement Loans under
the National Houaitig Act, available
through your bank . . . up to VAN
and up to 10 years to repay.
FARMERS—
, —inquire about Farm Improvement
Loans backed by the government and
available through your bank . . up
to $5,000 and up to.10 years to repay.
Plan to help voltiklf and at the 84$0 time
oil?' eommunitil to increaie ompiotiment
feinter:
CALL YOUR
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
FOR ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE
te;®CA tatia„y neetheriti
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Walk safely
sr drive safely
have a happy hpliday
Wan.
,Tan. 15th, at the church,
TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES -- GUARANTEED SERVICE
Electr'cal Wiring Contractor
ORVAL HARRISON PHONE 47r1
'The Huron County Council will meet in the Cdunt House,
Goderich, Ontario, on Tuesday January 20th, 195,9 at 2.00 p.m.
CLASSIFIEr ns
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WANTED —
Work by the hour or day,
Fred Selling Phone 97W
FOUND.—
Small Dog, male.
George Davidson
WANTED •-•
A wolnsan to do week& laundry for
a small family, in her own home.
Apply to Box 50 Brussels,
ITIIVIGKSTON PARK"
HERaPPRP.
PRQPYPTION. SALE,
Owned by M. W. Keefer,. ,Blair,
•pntarto, sellin with Added Con.
ssignineets on Triday„ »Tannery 16th,.
4959, eenlilleneing at 1.00 p.m, .at the
littyg Sales Arena, .0.altville„ Ontario.
The OrnieItat0n offering .comprises
en. excellent, 'wellreOrelitiOned„ high,
quality group of young females, all.
tut three .carrying Servlbe' tO this
:outstanding Domino Heir MA 1114,
top seller 1957 Sale of Stare 'Vern
the Hunter Rnalob in Alberta, Theses
emales are of "Larry Domino" and
Ringwood brooding, „ Selling aloe, a
ragged,, setiviec_age son of the Ma,
Trityre Ranch Calgary Bull Show I
Champion, who topped the 1955
Silly oil Stars, Other consignments
will be equally pleasing. Hays
Farms 'Limited, Sale Managers,
Box 490, Oakville, .Ontario.
ere-ss, Je• ee ..
and Mrs, Merl Baker, 1st. Vie? Fres, e- Mrs. Elston. SpeirAn
Mrs, Jelin S01140alt met with au ' 2na Vice fires. -- Mrs. Jae,. Bremner
unfortunate accident lee New Year's SeoretreY — Mrs, Harold '.Keys
Day wbon she fell outside her home Treasurer — Mss. Everett Robinson
fracturing two bones in her left Organist — Mrs Herman Whitfield
wrist, She was confined to LiateWel Temp' See. — Mrs. Ti'red. Cl oy
Hospital until Saturday POW ,Mins, Monthly — Mrs. Les. MeNaY
Fbipply See, — Mrs. Carman Baker ! Miss Lillian Powell visited Over Press Rep, — Mrs. L. Lake
New Years with Mr, and Mrs. J. 7$oinin, Friendship * Miss Myrtle
1 McGee.: Locking, Mrs. Gordon Speiren
Miss Anne Kirkpatrick, Mt. Forest Balmy Band Supt. — Mrs. Harvey i
I spent part of her holidays with her , Smith I 'uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mission Band Supt. — Mrs. Lindsay
Kirkpatrick, Master Paul Kirkpatrick , McKay, Mrs. Delmar Dilworth 1
has gone to Mt. Forest for a holiday W. A„Officers
with his cousins there, iPresident — Mrs. Herman Whitfielt
Vice Pros. — Mrs. Leslie Lake
Brine,, David and, .Toyce Mother ;See, Treas. Mrs, Delmar Dilworth
have started to (school in Brussels The amer'l congregational meet?
this week. Pit evenini
OFFICERS INSTALLED R A N .16k,,, C). AT UNION LINITgo 0HYPIGH
I . Sunday School and the regular , Officers of Union United Church
morning service were held at the ° W. A. and W. M, S. were instalied
usual time on Sunday Met aims 1 by Rev. Lloyd Brown at, the, Deeenv
hi Knox Presbyterian Church, ,` bee meeting At the
' Mr. And Mph Wee Mcillachern Herman Whitfield, W, M. 0, Officers visited recently in Detreit with Mr. President Mrs 4.4eliee Mc ay
ill 1 e held sg v ) _ on ,
thOlne of Afro,
Ali communications, notices of deputations and accounts
must be In the hands of the Clerk not later than noon, Saturday,
January 17th, 1959P
`FOR RENT
One Duplex Apartment
Apply 284
John G. Berry,
Clerk
County of Huron.
Cameo Company WO*: Vigorous Emma* Program...
NEW MASSEY—FERGUSON PLANT
BUILDS 280 TRACTORS A DAY!
FOR SALE
Four good 600 - 16 Tires and
Tubes. Car Heater with Blower.
Apply to Wan. A, Ward. Brussels
Brussels
'WANTED —
Cattle l3pfraying for lice, Satisfac-
tion guaranteed, Louis Blake
-'Phone 4i2,r6 oir 95 Brussels
:FOR RENT '-
6 room house; immediate pos-
ssession, apply at
Bevan Elliott's Grocery
NOTICE TO RESIDENCE OF
MORRIS TOWNSHIP ,
Owing to the 'epidemic of rabies
tho following DY-Law was passed by
Moan-is Township Council on
December 15, 1958.
By-Law No. 1U, 1958
Being ,e I3Y_Law Passed in Pursuance
of be Dog Tax and Livestock
Protection Act, RSO 1950, Chapter
107 s
Whereas it is desirable to prohibit
the running at large og dogs 'in the
Municipality of the Township of i
Morris. Therefore be it enacted that
no person owning, possessing or
harbouring a dog shall allow the said
i dog to nun at large within the
Municipality cif the township of
in I Morris.
For the porplose of this By-Law a
dog shall he deemed 'to be running at
1
large when found on the ,highway or
other public ,laces not under the
control of any person.'
A dog Isbell he deemed to be run
fling at large when found ether than
on the premises where' it is habit
unlly kept
Any dog found running at large
,within, the MunidilialitY,,, may be
seized or killed 'by any peace Officer
or any person authorized to enforce
this By-Law by theMunielpai Cor-
poration of the Township of Morris
.and for better clarity it is hereby
specifically enacted that any officer
-of The Ontario Provincial Police
is hereby authorized to kill any dog
running 'apt large contrary to tide
section.
Any person being the owner of or
bawling possesion of or being the
lusebonrer of any clog running at
__ large in contra;vention of the shove
prohibition shall be guilty °Vali*
offence and liable to a penalty of
not more than Fifty ($50.001 Dollars
sesies t ee .0s,,,eosts .and such' penalty
shall he reooverehlo under The
Summary Convictions Act,
Read a first, Iseccind end third lithe
and finally passed this 15th day of
December, 1958.
'Phis By-Law to remain in force
until fersber notice.
Bailie :Parrott,'Iteeve
'Gee, Martin. Clerk.
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950 world-famous Ferguson System
tractors every day*. .. one in less than
lows minutes! A remarkable production
lime that goes a long way towards
proving this new Massey,Fergueon
plant at Detroit one of the meet ad-
Sauced industrial facilities in the worldi
Yet this is the output of only one of
sixteen Massey-Ferguson factories that
operate in Seven countries,--in Canada,
the U.S.A:, gngland, 8cottandi Franee,
Germany and Australia, Over 23,000
employees in these factories kaanUfac-
ture complete line of farm and light
1.11dUiltrial equipment that reaches'
markets in over 06 other Countries.
The Detroit *ant is part of a whole
new sada of develOpments sanglig-
through product falleatea, neasidate-
taring and marketing, that hive
recently been Ott into effect by tlbls
dynamic 110 year old Company.
The largest manufacturer of tractors
and self-prepelled combines in the,
*OM today, Maes'ey7,,VorliiiiOn-=-1t
Canadian COMpapy with, a truly inter-
national Otitloolc-looks forWard to
Continued progress in. the Mechanize-
tion of atatiOulturit throiighotit the
world.
FOR SALE
Coleman Oil Stove. large size,
new condition.
Apply to Elmer Ellacott
!FOR SALE
5 room brick cottage with built-
in cupboards, bath, hot and cold
-water and wood shed.
.11#Irs Wes. Stephenson, Phone 270J
' Brussels
'FINANCI,NG A CAR
..„Before you buy ask ttbout our Low
Cost Financing Service with com-
plete insurance Coverage. .. • ...
GLENN RONNENBERG
General Insurance
,Monkton — Phone 663R41
Brussels -- Phone 247
Tuesday' and Friday
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
supply artificial breeding service for
all breeds of cattle. If phoning long
distance, simply ask for -- Clinton
Zenith 9.5650 or Palmerston Zenith
5-514. If it is a lima call, use out
regular number — Clinton H V
2-3441 or Palmerston 498. For
service -or More information, call
betweerit—, 7.20 ' and 10.00 A. M.
week days.• 6.00 and 8.00 P. M. Sat-
urday evenings. Irdr tows notleed
in heat on Sanday Morning, do not
call Until Monday morning. The
(finality is high 'and the Oat is lows
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CHIROPRACTIC
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