HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-01-29, Page 54000 War,
404, Issued by authority of the
Minister of Labour, Canada
8055
It will pay you to have all maintenance, repair,
renovation and redecoration jobs done around
your home or place of business during the winter
lull in the building industry,.
HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS . under` the National Housing Act, are available, through your bank up to $4,000 and up to 10 years
to repay, FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS,
backol by the .government, are also available
through your bank up to :$5,000 and up to
10 years to repay,
Help yourself and at the same time, your eon-
munity --by having jobs done now..
Why wait for spring-
DO IT NOW!
Carried
Moved by C. Kreuter, seconded.
by 0. S. Elli&t, that By-Law No. 1-
1959 as read a firse and second time
be read o third time and passed
- Carried
This being a By-Law pinpointing
and con f inning appointments of
officers to serve the Municipality
for the year 1959.
Mr. R. B. Cousins, member of the
Brussels Library Board was present
and presented the council with the
estimated financial statement .af the
hoard. He also rognested, larger.
grant (con' the Village of Brussels
this heing necessary due to the
rn",,th msde in 1958.
Moved by W. A. ivillitarn gm g ee.
ilinled by PT. R. Pearson. that BY-Law
No. 2-1959 he read a first time.
.-- Carried
M-1-en by ,T. C. Kreuter, seconded
by W. A. Irtliainson that ByLaw
No. 2-1959 as read. a first time be-
read a second time.
- Carried
Moved by IT. it. Pearson, second-
ed by 0. F. 'Elliott that By-Law No.
2-1959 a" road a first and second.
time be read a ',libel time and passed
- Carried
'rice Bv..I.aw to prohibit
the running a.• large of dogs in the
1'1!Ilage of Brussels
by J. C. Ernuter, seconded
by O. 9, pit'ott, that a grant of
erli,,no be '-nven to the Salvation
Army Corps at Wingtbani
- Carried
Mcwucl by IL R. Pearson, second-
.I by W. A. Williamson that a
F•rant of 8750.00 he given to VIA
P.rwtsols Public Library
- Carried
Moved by 0. S. Elliott, seconded
by IT. Ti. Pearsain that the sew-tna
as presented for payment be Paid
ealTied Brussels Public Library,-
1959 eramt
'•••-' Stationery supplies
' .nssels Coal Yard, oil
Assets Coal Yard,
relief mai
Ont. Municipal Ass.,
4959 'fees
Sat7ation Army, 1959 prent
1959 Committees Are
Roads k StdoWallts, Kreuter
Pearson
Pollee & Industrial, Pearson and
'Elliott, -
Fire Sc Publle VIng„ WilliamSon
and 'Kreuter
Finance & Lights, Elliott and
yfiiil Ine On
e'rrl. fl•nisine. 1e59
,I9 7 .5 ;1"nraine, 1058 E. Martin
Peeve Gm liteflutcheon reported
that the Couneil meeting,. mill b''s
held the lost Monday of every inn nth
at o'clock Sharp.
Moved .hy 0. S, Elliott, seconded
liy J. C. K'ranter that 'the meeting
attnalr.;;
George Mei-III-Aeon. Reeve
IT, A. trisebet, 'Mork
$750.00
5.40
23.88
211.00
5.00
35,00
and
t,fleetry
Litt- r_
This little spaceman is just back from a trip to Mars (out in
the backyard) . and now its leader is packing him ofrto bed.
While he was away, oho washed the floor . . the dishes . . .
several large piles of clothes , .. and WI there was plenty of
hot water for this spaceman's bath. Henson? 1.3c-caus: she
has a modern auloinatic electric water heater with abundant
storage capacity and quick recovery when more hot water is
needed. Healing water electrically is safe, clean, modern and
costs just a few cents a day on ;11sevi..al Hydro flat rates.
You get more 'out of life when you get the most out of
electricity.
the safe, clean, modern way
117.,V,CTRICITY DOES SO MUGU.. -COSTS SO urrt,P.
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undut. srniiil ru bbor-
backed rugs in your
washer, then tumble dry in
an electric dryer set at low
temperature.
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NOTICE
MORRIS TOWNS14.10
Will ..not b .& responsible for any-
--itarriadt tiotiS td cdrs or trtieke"
parked on road, milk Carl's, .60 any
,othdt .olifeot that would interfere'
With &IOW tiltiudiiiii0 of roads, • •
Road' Supt,
Morris two.,
FOR SALE -
,-Ford Army Truck, ..15 „hundred
weight, ,;with „Snow Blaide; ..also
complete Snow Plow for front, all
worked by hydraulic
of Chains and Sipare Tire. ,
Sammy Waxman „„„ ,„Phone 287
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BRUSSELS '0'40..e 56
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Owing to the epidemic of rabies
the following By-Law was passed, by
Monris Township Council on
December 15, 1958.
By-Law No. 1.1959
Being Q. By_Law Passed in Pursuance
of The Dog Tax and Livestock
Protection Act, RSO 1950, Chapter
107
Whereas it is desirable to prohibit -
the running at large of dogs In the •
of the Village of
Brussels, iTherefore be it enacted
that no person owning, possessing or
hart), m•ing a dog shall allow the said
clog to run at large within the
Minnicipality of the Village of
Brussels.,
For the purpose or this By-Law a
dog shall he'deemed to be running at
large when found on the highway or
other 'public places not under the,
control of any person.
A dog shall he deemed to ho run'
ning at large when found other than
on the premises where it is habit
uallY•kept.
Any dog found running at large with-
n Village of Brussels, may be
seized or 'ailed by any peace officer
or any person aUthortzed to enforce
this By-Law by theMunielpal Oar-
potation of the Village of Brussels
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 at large contrary to this
section
Any person being the owner of or
having possesion of or being the
heiteurOr of any nog running at
large in contrajr,ention of the above
prohibition shall be guilty of dn.
offence and liable to a penalty of
not more than Fifty ($50.001 Dollars
exclusive of costs •and steb, penalty
.shall be recoverable under The
Summary •Convietions Act.
Read a first, iseeond and third lime
and finally pasSed this 7th dey of
January, 1959.
This lly-Law to remain iii force
until further notice.
Geo. F. MeCntebooe, Reeve
It, A, Fischer, Clerk
CAT rLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls. Are Used"
Supply artificial breeding 'Service for
all breeds of cattle. If phoning long
distance, siMply ask tor -- Clinton
Zon4 th 9•5550 or Pahneistee Zenith
5-bra0. if it is a local call; use our,
regular number - Clinton H V
2.2141 or Palmerston 498. Far
service or'more information, call
between:- 7.30 and 10.00 A. M.
week days. 6.00 and 8.00 P. M. Sat-
urday e.veninets.. t*er cows noticed
in 'heat on Sunday Morning, do not
call nail Monday meriting. The
quality is high and the ea'af is low
I
We bete new andE itSed Type-
writers and adding itiathineS for
dale.
A, Itatattiettal and Co.
Moorefield, Ont.
PtiOtiOS: lteS. 1732 Office 3140
INAUGURAL P.4PgrINP.,
QF O,Qt,INGIL
The, inaugural niceting. cif 140
3,1/59 Municipal that
Vrl'lage.ofr' Birwseele was held o'
January 7th, 1959, .all menbers.'being
present.
After the declarations of Office'
wore taken by the .Cleric. root L.
Brown emiducted a short ,P,0000. of
.devotions and stated that he 'was
'NIPPY to be present .at 'the firet
Council Meeting for two reasons,
first that be was Interested in. the
Village and the Council to ',hers
thenigelYes., secondly to hind that
The metNbers were Interested lu. the
'higher authority of 'GM himself,
Reeve Geo. 'Nfeentelmort welcomed
the new member to Ole council,
C. S, Elliott, and, hoped that the
emincil would have a good year, "
Tho minutes of Dec. 15th, 1958
and Dec. Sisit 1958, meetfues were
road and adopted, on, motion of
W. A. 'Williamson., seconded by
R, Pearson,
Carried
By-Law No, 1-19,59 was introduced,
moved by 0. S. Elliott, seconded
by Y. C. Kreuter, that. By-Law
No. 1-1959 be read a first time
- Carried,
Moved by Pearson, second-
ed by W. A. Williamson that By Law
No. 14959 as read a first time be
read a second time,
.„
N 't I g,
Tiller (Moen, Sates and 8er-dee
Don. 7 reser Phone 17r19
WAN rsb -
Large idttek.s furnace weed,
apply at Bintssola Peat; •
ApcnoN.SALE
AyAtien Sale of Property and,
90atie at Lot 16. Qpn, 1a
M9killep TWA!, on
WgPNE.SpAY, FEB, 4th at 1 v. m
2214 .South .arld. ,2.1z miles Bast ,of
Walton or a miles North of Poeforth
ardey, East
21 Itegistered; fully accredited
Ayrshire Cows, freeli and
springing'
27 'white faced Feeder Cattle
•Calves
000a regiptere4 Ayrshire ller6l.
Sire. rising i2 .yrs. old
PI90
4.7 Chunks, about 530 lbs,
pieortp Roller and 2 H, B. Motor
Farm - 50 acre farm Part Lot 11
and 12 MoKillop TWO., 20- workable
And remainder In bush land.
Terms ; Chattels Cash
propeRy 10%, down, balance In
30 clays.
Prop. - Glen McNichol
Auct. -- Harold Jackson
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53 Chev. Coach
52 Ford Sedan
57 Buick Special 4 Door Ha.rdtop,
Radio, Heater, Automatic
FOR RENT -
One Dnplex Apartment
Apply 284 Brussels
'WANTED. -
Young boy in Brussels wanting
farm work.
Phone 25.
'WANTED -
Cattle praying for lice. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
Phone 42r6 or 95 Brussels
FOR RENT -
6 room house; immediate pos-
zessien. apply at -
Bevan Elliott's Grocery
HELP WANTED -
Ladies "Wanted for part time work
at home, Piece work. Excellent
Remuneration, •
,Reply Box .50, Bruseels Post.
'WANTED
KEEM KNITTING reguires ,25
local ladies for part time home
knitting 'by machine, No exp`prience
necessary,
Apply Box 447. Mt. Forest
If rural route please give directions.
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
lOur Low .Cost. Financing and M-
et:trance Plan will help you Make a
"better cleat, BEFORE. you buy talk
to us.
GLENN RONNENSERG
General insurance
Monkton -- Phone 663041
Brussels - Phone 247
Tuesday and 'Friday
FOR SALE -
30 .Sucker, 8 weeks old,
Line!oln Mai4tin • Phone )20r24
ClikS.S.1fr.12:1::, ADS
WANTED
One or two geese and a gander
Phone 22.7
controls; Set
WATERLOO
4 G4 GE McCUTONEON