HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-02-12, Page 5• • • ••• '2t
Champion country correspondent for a weekly paper, Philip
LaForce (left), 69, of Gibson,[radian Reserve near Bala, receives
Ontario Hydro's award of merit from James A. Blay, Hydro's
Director of Information. Presentation took place in Torbato
during the annual convention of Ontario 'Weekly Newspapers
Association, which selected Mr. La.Foree for his column in the'
Bracebridge Herald-Gazette.
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WATERLOO ckr.reE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Bettor 'Bulls Are' Used"
Supply artificial breeding service for
all breeds of cattle. If phoning long.
distance, simply ask for -- Clinton,
Zer.qh 9-560 or ralmetston Zenith
5-b11)0, If it is a local call use one
regular' number — Clinton 14 V
2-3441 or Palmerston 08. For
Service or more information, call
between:— 7.30 and 10.00 A. M.
week days. 6.00 and 3.60 P. M. Sat-,
Imlay evenings, For cows noticed
in heat on Stln•lay M.orriing, do not
roll will* Monday morning. The
quality IS Mgt and the cost is lOst,
YOU'LL THINK IT'S RAINING DOLLARS WHEN YOU sse. HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN
GA,Y. ON. A USED CAR,
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BRUSSELS (iehowee 56
ETHEL.
United Onkiroh W. M. S.
'rite February meeting. of the Ethel 4
W. M. S, of the (United. Chlureit wad
'bold at the home of ;qrs. Percy
Stephenson with 2,1 ladies present,
The worship service .an Racial
Prejudice Was.under the leadership
of Mrs, Lloyd Drown. ''line lesson
was :read by Mrs, Austin Itaynard,
The tenth the 'iCarribbean Area“.fli
was taken by 'Mrs. do Doelder.
Arrangements were made for the
World's Day of I'reTer on Friday
11'0. 13th in the Nth*, United Church, 1
A good attendanco of the women of
the commnnitYis timed,
The meeting closed with lunch
served !by Miss Man isle Hansuld
and Mrs, Geo, Rowland assisted by
the hostess.
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WANTED —
Young boy in Brussels wanting I
farm work.
Phone 25.
MCCUTCHEON
colors- ltd.
GEORGE McCUTC/-/CON
57 Chev.Belair Sedan V4 and
Automatic Transmissio
Chev. l3efair Sedan
Fully Equipped
56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan
"HEN YOU'RE ALI- WET MISTER!
1T'SAFACT- YOU SAVE MANY
0041-ARS DEALING WITH
RIVERSIDE moToRs'
AND SMART CUSTOMERS FROM
Ai.L. OVER KNOW THEIR CARS ARE
ALWAYS IN TOP RUNNING
CONDITION!
POW.-
PON'T
OW EVE
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You know electricity is safe, clean, mc&:zn!
Safe . . . What a marvellous feeling to know electricity is
dvendable, worry-free!
aCa72, j! Ak, bripV your kitchen walls and
curtain Any v. -1 you cgol3.,lectrically... no blackened
pots anti paw, „Myr!
/limier?! . elreirkity brings the modern convenience of
antomatie controls to lighten your work, brighten your
safe . . clean . modern, . . time little Ivor& become
three big reasons why today, more thin ever before, you
get more out of life when you got the most out, of electricity.
,EC.TRISCI V' DOES SO COSTS SO. I
iW3p paper teI.vols linndy
for A hot
range, A uok.1 wet cloth
they start criroks in the
porcelain:
FOR SALE —
1S Chunks- or Pigs
Wm. L. Spoir, Phone 2300-
TOR SALE —
w tenors
John Stryker, II. R. 2, Blyth.
l?hone 18 j 6, Brussels
N DTIDE
Upholstery „ Of All Kinds
repaired . remodeled recovered.
Elgin Phelke, Monkton
Phone 3:Irl'l Atwood
'WANTED —
Cattle ispiraying for lice. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
Phone 42r5 or 95 Brussels
FOR SALE —
2 pair 2,f unlined iBarkehath Drapes,
white ground with green and wino
leaf pattern.
.Mrs, Wallace Agar, Bluevale
Phone 11r7
LOST —
Glasses in case, on Sunday, Feb.
1st, on Brussels Main street, Find
1st, on Brussels Main. street. Pinder
please contact the Brussels Post,
Phone 31
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LOST
bc.. Pants, on Friday, Jan
30th, somewhere en the boundary
between Grey and lima townshipS.
Pinder please call, „ 4
Phone 26r5
FOR SALE — --
...,Ford Army Truck, "15 _hundred 1
-weight, ,.with ..Snow Blalde; ..also
complete Snow Plow for front, ail
-worked by hydraulic controls; Set
Aor Chains and Spare Tire, . I
Sammy Waxman ""„.„...Phone 287 ,
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FOR SALE— a .
Need Storm WindoWs i
Der ore You Day let jaelnior0
:illomet• Ltd. give you eat estitaStS
s,:an Aluninum self storing windOwa..
No Obligation
Phone Searerth liW
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
Our Low Cost Financing and In-
surance Plan will help .you make a
hetter deal. BEFORE you buy talk
to us.
CLENN Rt)NNENBERG
General Insurance
tylanidori — Phone 668R41
Brussels Phone 247
Tuesday and Friday
TENDEPWANTED
Tenders' .,,wanted ..for 15 cords
lbody !lard' WOOdl• 5 cords of cedar
'Tor btites, United Chtlrchr Walton,
,Tentless; to be in by ,February
„Wood to be deliVei'ed Uy jline.
Beet.
R. R. 2. tirtiaiela
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GREY TOW.N.§1-UP
SQH0Qt. DPARP.
Tice February meeting of AO,
Grey Twp„ Sulioul BOS,rd. was. held in,
She Plthel school mu Tia00011,Y) Feb.
3rd. at 1,30 p.m. with the following
mombors !presontl Bolger„. Conley,
.1'ox. and Smith. The vice-0.414min.
• Wan. conducted the Mooting
The urinates of the January- 1aeet,,-
ing' were read and adopted en motion„.
of Dolger (Lad Cooley
Carried.
Motion. of Ocinloy and Cox .that
the iloard. accept the following
tenders lor ica,reteSng;
Mrs, :Giza. Fraser, No. 6, $300.00 •
Mrs. Allele .$teffler No. 7 375,00
Motion of Bolger and Coax that the
Be)a.ro accept the tender of Thome,.
W, Johnston, Lietowel' for 21 cords '
,ct.f cedar alt $2.95 per cord.
Carried
Motion of Cox and Bolger that the
followihig bills be paid
Swift's General Store, hot
lunch supplies
Reliance Petroleum ':ltd.,
IF,rnaee Ait No, 12
Post Pah, House, adv.
Listowel 'Banner, adiv.
Fred Eirkpltrick, caretaker
supnlies and repairs 25.24
Jack Hood School; Supplies,
books washroom enmities 33,83
Murray Hoover, labour 25,25
Motion of Conley and Bolger that
john ,Cox look after furnace repairs
awl toilteratioos and also insulation
of ceiling at No. 10
— Carried
Meeting adjourned on 'motion of
Bolger.
Norman S. Hoover, Sen'y,
177 At!. :7'01\7
Mrs. Fred Miller has been a patient
in the Seafosith Memorial, Hospital
lion 'Bents, a student at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, spent a
few days at his home in Walton.
Ralph. McNichol of McMillen town_
ship .has purchased 'the farm of
Edward Miller,
Mrs Earl Mills has been a patient
in the Seaforth hospital.
PLEA TO YOUTH
(A recent headline In a Toronto
paper)
Sub-title, "Jean Needs No 14,-
quor to Live"
In spite of the reporter's rather
facetious treatment of Controller
Jean Newman's talk to a youth
group, her plea was very forceful
and arresting, She was addressing
Young people who had gathered
during the Christmas holidays to
study the alohol problem.
"d.s far as I am concerned," she
declared, "I have chosen to be a
total abstainer for the simple rea-
son that to me life is intersting
and exciting and I watt to enjoy it
to the full without having any of
my perceptive - abilities slight('
"T hats never been ridiculed for iny
stand, for after all it Is a personal
matter. If you young people make
the personal decision to remain
total abstainers, you will never
regret it and you will never succumb
to an 17.:ness which is very much
en the increase in Cianacla, and the
-.cited States, — that is alcoholism,"
NOTICE
TO MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Will .,not be responsible for any
damact done to cars or trucks
parked on road, milk cans, or anY
other object that would interfere
with snow ploughing of roads.
Wm, McArter
Road Supt.
Morris Twp.
before you drink
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Owing to the epidemic of rabies
the following By-Law was passed by
Mouris Township Council on
December 15, 1058.
By-Law No. 2.1950
tly_Law Passed in-Pursuance
of The Dog Tax and Livestock
Protection 1,,,ct, R. S0 1950, chapter
107
Whereas it is desirable to prohibit
the running at large of clOgs in the
2,1„unielpialti:k 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
Municipality of the Village of
BOussels,.
For the purpose of this By-Law a
cilagshall b,, ilH:nied to be running at
large when found on the highway or
other public places not under the
control of any person.
A dog shall be deemed to be run
Ding at. large when found other than
on the premises where it Is habit
natty kept.
Any dog found ranning at large with-
;n the Village of Brussels, may bo
seized or killed by any peace officer
or any person authorized to'enforce.
this By-Law by theMnnicipal Oar-
iteration of I:1,o Village of Brussels
and for better clarity it is hereby
specifically enacted that any °Meer
of The Ontario Provincial Police
is hereby authorized to kill any dog
running au large contrary to this
section,
Any Person being the owner of or
having possesion of or being the
harbourer of any dog running at
larrre in contramention of the above
Prohibition shall be guilty of an
offence and liable to a penalty of
not more than Fifty ($50,00) Dollars
exclusive of Ousts and such Penally
shall be recoverable tinder The
Summary Convictions Act.
Read a first, Second and third tune
and finally passed this 7th day or
January, 1059,
This By-Law to remain in fors•
until further notice.
'Geo. B. Mc:Cute:hoer, Reeve
IT. A, Fischer, Clerk
lila BRUSSELS NW .11'iritrad ii‘chruarY Uttit
CLASSITTEIY ADS
Carried
115.21
3.64
6,40
$13.81