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January Meeting
4.110 8th and 16th gronD hold tlzOr
their January meeting at the home
of Me a. B, 40chileten# With at ped
atteudaace,
Alm Oliver and Mrs. McCall ,
charge of the devotional part.
*Seripture reading let, Samuel, was
given by Mrs, Oliver.
'Minutes of die previous meeting
were read and approved and the
roll was called,
Thank you cards from Mrs. List-
man and Mrs Wm, Turnbull were
read.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Wingham Gen'eral
Hospital
The animal meeting of we Wing-
t-korierixi 'Hospital Association
'will he hold on FildaYt February
Ith, at Salana in, the reereatien
l'oota. of "the' alatilaps' Residence, at
Wing:barn.
All matters of bustness pertaining
to the Wingham General Hospital
Asseciation including the election
of directors and other officers and
considerailion of the By-Law of the
of the Hospital will be transacted.
In order to cast a ballot in the
election of directors a person must
be a member of the Association, One
year memberships may be obtained
for the sum. of one dollar ($1.00)
from the Wingbam Hospital, the
Secretary, the Treasurer, or a
member of the Board of Directors,
Everybody (welcome!'
H. C.' MacLean, President
John Strong, Secretary
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Carrie Sellers' continues
seriously 'ill in Wingham hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grewar were -
recent visitors in Toronto, guests at
the Park Plaza.
Robert 'Davidson and Mrs.. Mary
Rose received word Ibtf the death of
their ,rlister, Mrs. 'C. R. Bennett. She'
passed away •in the hospital In
Princetown, B. C. •
Mr. Earl Cudmore has been
critically ill in Wingham hospital
where he underwent an operation
on Saturday- last for what proved
to be a gangerous ruptured appendix,
The topic' "Roads we travel" ,
Was taken by .1gre. McCall,
Prayer offered by Mrs. McCall.
Mrs. Martin took charge of the
business.
Lunch, was served by the lunche
committee assisted by the hostess.
VILLAGE OF ,BRUSSELS
Owing to the epidemic of rabies
the following By-Law wag passed by
Morris Township. Council on
December 15, 1958.
CLASSIFIEL? ADS
S
'WANTED --
Young boy in Brussels wanting
---farm work.
Phone 25.
WANTED —
Cattle t3piraying for lice, Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
Phone .42r9 or 95 Brussels
FOR RENT
6 room
aseesion,
Bevan
house; immediate poa-
apply at 1
Elliott's Grocery
FOR SALE —
....Ford Army Truck,.
weight, ..with „Snow
complete Snow PloCv
worked by hydraulic
..16. %hundred
Blakle; ...also
fora front, all -
controls; Set
y.
Read a first, Isedond and third time
and finally .passed this 7th day of
January, 1959;
This By-Law to remelt in force
until falai-or notice.
Geo. E. MaCixteheon, Reeve
' H., A. FISCher, Clerk
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WATERLOO cATTLE BREeoiNo 0
ASSOCIATION
"Whore 'Better Stills Are lisecV
Supply artificial breeding service for
all breeds of cattle. If phoning long
distance, simply ask for — Clinton
Zen'tb 9-565,0 01' Faltnalstea ZOrith
5.61:,0, If it, is ,a local call, use our
rogelar number — Clinton H
2-9141 or Palmerston 498. Vex.
service or more informalloti,
between:-.- 7.50 and 1.0,00 A. M.'
week day-i. 6.00 and R.On P. M. Pat-
ardaY eVatinas. real 4.q1WPI nO terlit
in heat on Sitn4rty tTernityr. do net
call until Mortdar incrnlitg. The
onality is 11104 ealld trite rot` In.iow i.
of Chains and Sspare T Ire. .
Sammy Waxman • phone 287
FOR SALE —
Need Storm' Windows
Before 'You Buy let Jackson
Homes Ltd. give you an estimate
on Al\iminum self storing windows.
No Obligation
Phone Seaforth SW"'
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
Our Low Cost Financing and In-
sulrance Plan will help you 'make a
better deal. BEFORE you buy talk
to naa
GLENN RONNENBERG
General Insnranee
Monkton — Phone 663R41
Brussels — Phone 247
Tuesday and. Friday .
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NOTICE
TO MORRIS TOWNSKIP
Will ,.not 'be responsible for 'any
damage done _to cars or trucks
parked on road, milk cans, or any
other object• that would, Interfere
with snow plopping of roads.
Wm. MaArter
Road Supt.
' Morris Tam.
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Writers taxi adding inanities ter
Sale.
It., A. T.-faint-lend find Co.
MbOrefield, hut,
'PlioneSt Res. '2202 ijftled 110
PLEA TO YOU TH
(A- recent headline in a Taranto
paper)
Sub-title, "Jean Needs .N0 Li-
quor to Live"
In spite of the reporter'S, rather
facetious treatment of Controller
Jean Nos.-mares taik to a: youth
gronp• her plea was vory torodul
and arresting. She Was addressing
young people N\tho !had gathered
flaring the Christmas holidays to I
study the alehol problem.
4r An ."(o a,.1 I nin she
dr,t+1:11Va. "T have 'chosen fq be a I
rubsia,*rwr for the simple non- 1
tYit iY. in life 14 iniernfing
11'4 r7.nrl T ,\\* to OWC$17 ft
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Inv 1101*(4'1W -ire
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teffer 011 it. W"" 111.1 n1
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• .; o.!,11--rfilern. :t•cor no--"r
reirrot it anti v'm will never ertAennth
in tin ,fin,eqn which in I-err rvell
na the luorrave in ftwftilrin. and lite
17nitcd ihrf . 5e n/c oholtsin,r,
• 71.0rOday", Felarttarr
57 Chev. Belair Sedan V.8 and
Antomatic Transmission
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56 Chev. Belair Sedan
Fully, Equipped
56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan
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THEIR' CARS RUN $0
SMOOTHLY FOR SUCH LONG
DISTANCES DISTANCES THEY CALLTHE
MISSISSIPPI AUTOMOBILES!
AND THE
ONLY THINO
NOT SPOTLESS
ABOUT IT IS THE
PRICE-
DIRT
CHEW
By-Law No. 2_1959
Being a Ey_Law Passed in Pursuance
of The Dog Tax and Livestock
Protection Act, RSO 1950, chapter
107
Whereas it is ,degirable to piohibit
the running at large og dogs in the
Martial:Vanity of the Village of
Brussels. ,Therefore be it enacted
that no person owning, possessing or
harbouring a dog shall allow the said
.dog to run at large within the
M,uniellf4ality of the Village , of
Banssels.
For the purpose of this By-Law a
dog shall he deemed to be running at
large when found on the highway, or
other public plaqes not under the
control of any Person.
'A dog shall be deemed to be run
rang at large 'when found other than
on the premises where it Is habit
ually kept.
Any dog found' running at large with-
in the Village of Brussels, may bo ,
seized or killed by any peace officer
or any person authorized to, enforce
this By-Law , by theMunicipal .Cor-
poration of the Village of Brussels
and for better clarity it is hereby
specifically reacted that any officer
of The Ontario. Provincial Police
is hereby authorized to kill any dog
running at large contrary• to this
',section.
Any •Persen being the owner "of or
baralag poesesion, of or being the
harbOuretr of any dog running at
large in chatralvention of the above
prohibition . shall he guilty of an
offence and liable to a penally of
not More than Fifty ($50.00) Dollars
-exclusive at cOsts and such Penally
shall he recoverable under The
Summary Convictions Act.
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,
The Annual ,Meeting -of Knox
Presbyterian Church -was held 'in the
church on. Mitursday at 2 p.m, Psalm
SC was sung, 'followed iby prayer by
Interim-moderator, W. A. Wit-
liams, -who also took charge of the
business: Alfred Knight was appoint-,
ed secretary and read the 'minutes
of the last annual Meeting. The dia
ferent reports' were received and ad,
"opted. The Midget -objectihre for 1958
was reached and it was agreed to
aim for tin'-increase for 1950. It was
also Ylecided to make More use of -the
church titerature that was available.
Several matters were brought before
the Meeting in, connection with our
work in 1959. The needs of the new
Deaconess Training School and. our
allocation for it was explained by Mr.
Glen 'Thompson. The resignation of ,
Miss A. J.. Forrest as organist was
,aregretftilly accepted. ,An expresSion
!clP atopreciation to her for her stn.
-selfish contribUtion to the work of I
our church for so many years and
sympathy in the loss of her brother
was to be conveyed to her by -the sec-
retary of the nieetinta. The results
ra, the election of officers were as
folloWs; The three new managers
are Kenneth MacDonald Robert
Engel. and Alfred Knight; ushers
Kenneth MacDonald and Fred Kirk-
patrick, assistants, David :Petrie -and
Jack Knight. The moderator closed
the meeting with, arayea
Mr. and -"WS, 'Murray Mather anti
family moved last week to their now
'aline in Brussels,
'liar Alice S. Forrest IS *eliding
" 'Cw ,day S in Mt, Forrest,
Mr. Eiuncan`Mellagg,art hasn't been
enjoying nsual gond health for
several weoka.
ev*
e so tells
You know electricity is safe, clean, modern!
Safe . What a marvellous feeling to know electricity is
dependable, worry-free!
,Clean — just see how bright your kitchen walls and
curtains stay alien you cook electrically . . no blackened
' pots and pans, either!
Modern . electricity brings the modern convenience of
automatic contra; to lighten your work, brighten your
day.
Safe dean , modern . ." three Tittle 'wordg become
zlixoc big 111-acelliS wliy today, more than before, :vou
get mom ut of if& when you let- the mmt out of electritity
641/A.Q., a
per towels Mandy
for wiping spills off a hot
;.:age). A cold Wet cloth
limy start cracks. In the,
poicetain.
a
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before you drink
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