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General. Insurance
Monkton — Phone 6621/41
Brussels — Phone 247
Tuesday and Friday
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders „wanted ..for 15 cords of
body hard wood; 5 cords of cedar
for Duff's United Church, Walton.
Tenders to be in by ,February
25th. Wood to be delivered by hale
1st
Bert Johnston,
R. R. 2, Brussels ..
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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 local call use our
:regular number Clinton H V
2-3441 or Painiereton 498. For
more information, call
7.30 and 10.00 A. M.
week days. 6.00 and 8.00 P. M. Sat-
etc.day evenings. For COWS noticed
In heat on Sunday Morning. do not
Ball until Monde* Morning. The
tluality is high and the cost is let.
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CALVIN KRAIITERV
breGPLUMSER 0))
! .Carriee
Moved by Glenn Huether, freconded
that we finally pass By-law No, 13- !
1958 on the Cronbrook Drain
Carried
Moved by Kenneth Bray seconded
by Archie Mann that we aopoint
SIpoiratC Robt, Cunninethem
and Alex Pearson representing the
Village of Ethel, Mrs, Earl Bowes
and Mrs, Torn •Illedrarlane, from the
Women's Institute, Lawson Ward
and Geo. TI,Itchinson from the
Council on lithe Ethel Community
Centre Board
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SA.leg. ▪ Pig:., weavers
J ohn Stryker, R. It, 2, Blyth
Phone 18 J 0, Brussels
, Foie SALE
fia,nun,ermill, Feirbank-Marse, 100
feet endless 'drive belt, in good cone
4 itten.
Phone 9 r 8 lliolosworth
NOTICE
Upholstery Of All Kinds
repaired , remodeled recovered.
Elgin Phelke, Monkton
Phone 331'21 Atwood
WANTED —
Cattle isplraying for lice. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
Phone 42r6' or 95 Brussels
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FOR SALE —
Jtegistereld Aberdeen Angus Bull,
10 months old. Also 1 Drake wanted.
John Rhin Phone 33r13
FOR SALE-
One Pure Bred Yorkshire Sow
iearrying her second litter, due
March 3rd. Also two Toulouse
Ganders.
'1Vra. T. Grant Phone 25-6
FOR SALE
1 used 17" Table Model Television.
1 21" Floor Model Television.
1, 21" Floor 'Medea Television, extra
''.good,
Machan Hardware Tnione 2.83
BliMsels
r OR SALE —
....Ford Army Truck, ..15 ..hundred
weight, ..with ..Snow Blade; „also
complete Snow Plow for front, all
worked by hydraulic controls; Set
of Chains and Spare T Ire.
"Sammy Waxman Phone 287
— Carried
Moved by Kenneth Bray'seconded
by Archie Mann that this Council
approve the building of an eight
room addition to the present Wing-
ham District Hilgh School Building,
jand the is4nance of debentures on
'the assessment of the Wingharn
District High. School Area in pay-
ment thereof
— Carried
Moved by Kenneth Bray seconded
by Glenn ,Hu.ether that we advertise
tor aiMilicalifons for Warble Fly
Inspector at One Dollar per hour
supplying own transportation. Appli
tuitions to be in by one o'cleck,
March 7th it
— Carried
Moved by Glenn Iliuether, seconded
by Kenneth Bray that we advertise
of tenders for Warble Fly Spraying
stating rate per head.
— Carried
,Molved by Lawson Ward, seconded
by Archie Mann that we advertise
for menders for Warble Fly powder
stating price per pound
— Carried
Moved by Aueh'ie Mann seconded
by Kenneth Bray 'that we advertise
for lenders for eijilshing and hauling
15,000 yds. of gravel, more or less,
for Grey Tw.P., % screen to be used. •
Certified cheque for $300.00 to, accom-
pany tender. Gravel to he supplied by
Twp. All wqork to ha done under
supervision of Road Supt.
Carried
Moived by Lawson Ward, seconded
by Archie Mann that we give the
Huron County Soil and Crop Improve
meat Association a grant of $15,00
— Carried
Moved by Glenn Huether, seconded
by Lawson Ward 'that all approved
accotints be paid
— Carried
NfIred by Lawson Ward, seconded
by Kenneth Bray that we do now
adjourn to meet March 7th or at
the call of the Reeve.
- Carried.
The following etecounts were
paid.
-Treas. of Ontario, tto redeelm
Tile Drainage ideben-
tuee $420.28
Nielson Hanna, fox bounty 44.00
H. M. Catereing,
fox bounty 4.00
Sheldon Jacklin,
fox bOunty 4.0l
Betty Bailie, fox tonally 10.00
CT, M. Stevenson,
Cox bounty 8,00
Carl .Tacklin,
fox bounty 4.0e
John Matheson
-fox: bounty 4,Ob
Fred Sniallden,
fox bounty 4.00
Penes ere,
fox bounty 28.01
Robert Locking,
fox bounty 4.06
E, M. Cardiff, clerk's'
to-6e, 'fox bounty 7.50
M, Cardiff, birth and
deaths registrations 1,25
Gee. W. I-Webb-ism tele=
'phone tons
5.50
neht. Centittighain, stove
oft, Clerk's office' 26.87
13. M, and tetenhenie
fire ball
20.47
3.00 office toile
Mertitt, ellottaxieias
4.06 Drain
WM. Iteilineeie elleititandeS
14.01 Bislitin 'beak
,tiltwYri take, troatinter'S
26,00 tend
Assoce Oat, Mayors
ite,ves; in-61461's*
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Imp Assoc„ grant
Twp. of Logan, assessment
Centro Br. Northwest
Drain
DebentIares
Reads and Bridges
$6,176,74
M. Cardiff, Clerk
Hutchinson, Reeve
RESIDENTS SUFFER INJURIES
Mr. Selwyn Baker is in Seaforth
hospital with a serious head injury I
suffered in a fall on ice. Mr. D. A.
Rann 'was the vickim of a curling
accident when he All breaking an I
arm, Mrs, T. Leak also has a broken I
arm ?rein a 'fall down stairs.
WINGHAM HOSPITAL
BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS
• Wingham General Hospital Board
at .its inaugural meeting re-elected
T-1. C. MacLean as • chairman for his
eighth term of office. Named as
vice-chairman of the board was
11, B. Cousins of Brussels.
Committee chairmen are: A. D.
MacWilliam, finance; DeWitt Miller,
property; R. B. Cousins, manage-
ment. John -Strong was re-appointed
secretary and Mrs. Iris Morrey as
administratrix.
Three new. members of the board
this year are Dr, P. J. Leahy of
Teeswater, john 'Colvin of Culrose
township. Herb Paxton of. Turn-
berry township,
CRANBROOK
Mrs. R. Thompson gave the
message at the World Day of Prayer
Service held in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Friday afteentoon. Mrs.
Stanley Fischer, president of the
Afternoon Auxiliary, and Mrs. Glen
Huetheite president of the Evening
Atetiliary, were lenders. Others
taking part Were Mrs, Wilfred
Strickler; M,tes. Earl Dtati,
Stuart Evans, Mrs. M. Engel.
Miss Len a Noble, and Mrs. Fred
Kirkpatrick. Miss A, J. Forrest was
organist and Mrs. Kenneth. Mee-
Donald -sang a solo.
Mr. Puitlean Victaggert is in
leimeeels at the Mine 'of his riepheW
Adrian 'i\le,-Taggart.
Cranbrook W. M. S.
The Febettary meeting of Crate
brook W. M. S. was held at the, home
Mrs. lGritee Peens with ten Mein_
belt present,
Mire. Alex Sloths, as leave opened
the meeting with "Whet cloth the
Lord require of thee." Hymns were
:setig with Mrs. Engel at the piano.
All trepeated the Lordes Prayer hi
-baleen. The scripture was read by
Mrs. Grace Evans. ,Cuteeent Events
Were read by Mit. Perrie Mrs.
Engel and Mrs. Fischer, A story on
Pokeelo, an. Eskimo boy, was give
by Mee. Strickler'. Mrs. Mint led in
grayer. Mrs. Jtieklin had the topic
on "Bitildifig a French Canadian
Meech". Mrs. Perri?, and Mr's, Grace,
EVans read pttticit8 on Freneh tiatad-
irtaS. President
teak the busin6.9§ the ineet-
A repett On the Maitland Pros,
bvtoria4 held hi Winghttm was
given by Mrs Engel and Mrs.
Fleenor. Mr. and Mrs, Thompson
and Mrs Engel were' appointed
seeders ot the 0. O. Cl. for 1959,
There ware five sick calls reported
The Meeting closed with Prayer- by
:gteisS,
Wee ,served 1>y drlte poste, et
assisted by Strickler' and Mrs,
was'
Nesbitt Hamilton
Nesbitt Hamilton formerly of
the village eiiBettssels and esteemed
resident of Atwood 'for many years,
dieci at his home Fridey, Feb, 13, fol-
lowing a brief illness. He was ht his
77th year,
Born 'C'ot, 27th, 1882., on, Con. 8,
Elena Township he was a son of the
late 0', E. Hamilton and ,the former
Ellen Gibb, On Jane 8, 1912 he mar-
ried 'Gertrude Duncan of Brussels,
who survives.
ese He is also survived by one son,
Jack Hamilton, Bluevale, and one
daughter, Mrs. Hugh (M,auna) Ken-
nedy, Toronto; seven grandchildren
one sister, Mrs. W. T. Shearer,
Poole, and one brother, Thomas
Hamilton.
He was a mem:6er 'of the At-
wood Presbyterian Church.
'The funeral service Was held Mon-
day at 2 p.m. from Peebles Funeral,
RON". Douglas Black of the
Atwood Presbyterian Church eon-
deleted the service.
Pallbeterers were: Ralph and
Clark Hunter, Toronte; Arthur and
Roy Hamilton, Atwood; Ross Dun-
can, Morris township, and Eric
Love, Atwood.
FlowerbeareIre were Ralph Love,
tGra.halm Bell, Milton Coulter and
Elgin Smith,
Burial 'was in Elma Crentre Come"
tery.
H. AND S. ASSOCIATION HEARS
CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST
The regular meeting of the .Brus-
sels 2-Tome and Sdhool Association
was held on Wednesday night in
:the public school, with Rev, L. j,
Brown, ,he president in the chair,
The association creed was read by
Mrs. C A. Myers.
A committee consisting of Mrs.
John McDonald and Mrs. George
Galbraith, chosen to sluIpervise
Skating on Tuesday arid Thursday
afternoons for the nre-sehool child_
ren, reported a big attendance and
requested more helpers.
The banner awarded the school
room for highest parent attendance
at the Verne and School meetings
Was preseeted to Miss Luella
Mitchell foi: her primary room. The
claes will have posession of it until
the next meeting.
Miss Mitchell presided for a. short
program Consisting of a vocal solo.
by Patsy Bryans with Donald Dun_
bar as accompanist piano solos by
Anne Kreuter, Sally Galbraith and
Jean Patrick and piano duet by
Carol and Palsy 13retane.
cerameralion of the foubding
of the Vome ani Scheel Association
by Mit. A. Cl, Colietice, Mrs. George
McCutclieon traced a brief history
of the organisation , The founding
of the Cotietice Memorial Library
in 1924 'c-as in her memory, It con-
tain§ 1,338 volunfes for the Ilse of
members, of I-Teene and School
Association and Mrs'. McCutchenit
Imid several .of the books at the
meeting with lists of publications
The guest speaker, Mee J, V,
Theirlow, master of of child psYchol.
ogy and a teacher of Stratford
TettcheIre' College, vies iritteideded
by Terre. DoliOse Porter, Mrs. That-
low's address, which she entitled
"txneetations,'' Was devoted to
the application of PaYchningY
dealing with eltihtren.
Mrs. Thutlew was 'thanked by
Aire. Margaret Tyeethen and pee_
seeted with a vitt by Mrs. Cl. A.
MYeTS.
A ehori releefToe welded follewel.
Lunde eras Nerved by Mrs, Senn
McDonald and hnr social comnit.
tee,
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER.
The World Day of Prayer was
observed in Bittisedls and district;
with a service in St, John's Anglican
ChIuirch which was attended by
about 80 women.
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• Ving'it johnat•on,. 41, .u. Walton •
district fanner had a close leltet
With death Oni•Sateirdey when his.
small European car was in .collision
with a .0. P. R. freight train at tt
crossing near Walton.
He was removed Mu WVITKNOrn
hnnpitat .FtqfferIng bead and .face
cats..
jOhmston was bc•Wed about,
50 feet out of his ear when it was
struck in ,into. rear by nn east-bound
freight.
The ambulance. While enronte t
the hospital with Mr. Johnston,
was in collision with a sanding
tei,ielt, fortunately no one
injured.
WHAT'S THE BEST TRINE.
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„RIJN 0OwN;sPEECO
Leaders for the program
,Mrs. 21, W. Stephene, Mrs. L. j..1
Brown and Mrs. W. L. Speir, Spec-'
ial prayers were offered by Mrs.
Geo. Davis, Mrs. W. Williamson,
Mrs. Thomas Strachan. Mrs. Gee I
Elliott, and Mrs. Cecil McFadden.1
Mrs. L. 7r, Glasgow gave a short
address on prayer which she des- J
cribeel as "an itenseen force travel-
ling to any destination and affecting I
those who are prayed for,"
Mrs!. -Dean DOVS012
a solo, accompanied at the organ by
Mrs. D. A. Martin. Mrs. John Alcock
land Mrs. C. L, Workmam took up
the offering,
POINTS VIOLATION
12 Criminal negligence involving
the use of motor vehicle
12 Drivirid while intoxicated
12 Driving while ability to drive
is• impaired
12 Obtaining licence by misrep-
resentation
Open co/1140'ton rot any of the
trhove offeMes., 4nspenstort
mandatory for at ;ease 3 months
9 Failing to stop at scene of
accident
Careless driving
5 Racing
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56 Chev. Belair Sedan
Fully Equipped
56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan
Ever remembered by his wife and ; and girls.
Jalmily.
IN MEMORIAM
McNichol — In loving memory of a
!dear husband -and father James
McNichol who passed away on
February 17th, 1944.
Memories aro treasures no one can
steal
Death is a heartach e no one can
heal.
Some may forget you tow you are
gone
But we will remember no matter how
long.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, and Mrs. T. Thornton and,
elOughtter, Betty Anne and Mr. Steve
Lour Of London, and Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Miller of Port Credit spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ed. I.
Henderson.
Mrs. qelen. Hendeirson spent a,
week In London with Mrs Stella
I Come up to the school on T bait.
day or Friday evening next week
and see how tniuldit talent theft
is amongst -our school district bon
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W. D. H. S. VARIETY CONCERT
The students of ithe Winghara
District High School will present
their annual Variety Concert in the
school auditorkam at 8.15 on the
evening.* of Thursday, Febrlut,ry
20, and Friday, February 27.
There will be vocal and instil-
mental music, choral singing,
demonstrations of physical edn:
cation, and a one-act play "Th.
Nine lives of Emily" (by arrange
merit with Samuel French),
The magazine drive In the fall and
the variety concert in the 'Mutat
are the two ways in which the
school pupils raise money for thet
activities. iSitudenits are sejtling
tickets (admission 50 cents, 0.
reserved seating).
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POINTS -VIOLATION
5 Exceeding speed limit by 30
in.ph. or more
3 Exceeding speed limit by more
than 10 m.p.h. and less than
30 M.p.h.
3 Foiling to yield right-of-way
3 Falling to obey a stop sign or
3 Felling to report en accident
2 Exceeding speed limit by 10
m.p.h. or under
2 improper passing
2 Failing to share road
POINTS VIOLATION
2 Improper turns
2 Foiling to signal
2 Improper driving Where high-
way divided into lanes
2 Foiling to stop for school bus
2 Unnecessary slow dr:ving
2 Following boo closely
2 impir:ter of street car
2 lm?wer opiri:ng of vehicle
door
2 Poliosliici.3 crou-over violotion
2 Any other delving offence when
vehicle 'n motion
Were t Steins and Ruth Anne,
Ontario Department of Transport
announces your •
POINT SYSTEM
Effective February 1, 1959
to make Ontario's streets
and highways safer
The Point System is designed to protect pedestrians and the millions of careful
motorists from the small minority of negligent drivers who abuse the privilege of
operating a motor vehicle.
Protects good drivers—corrects bad drivers. The good drivers will be safer than
ever before. Forgetful motorists Will be encouraged to improve their driving habits.
Proof of the effectiveness of the Point System in reducing accidents is provided by
its success in other provinces and in the United States.
It is designed to save lives— including yours.
flow the POINT SYSTEM works
Points will be added to the driving record of motorists upon conviction for offences as
listed below,
12 points within a 2-year period will bring licence suspension for 3 months. An additional
12 point accumulation within a 1-year period will bring 6 months' suspension.
A driver with 6 points will be advised of his record and asked to improve his driving.
Al 9 points the motorist will be asked to attend an interview and show cause why his driv-
ing privilege should not be suspended. He may be placed on probation or have his licence
suspended if his attitude reflects irresponsibility.
Points are deducted froni the recOrd 2 years after the date of conviction. After a period
of suspension, a motorist will begin with no points against his driving record.
Each motorist will receive a folder describing the Point System in detail when applying
for his 1959 Driver's Licence.
POINT SYSTEM SCALE
F LLOVV11418. 14,UL 'S. O DIVIX/INC;
and j)Ou. will keep your driving record 'clear
1-iON,14., Si DYMONOt COLLINS, Deputy •Miiitotee
ME BRUSSELS row
Tit tirSAP.,Y, 'ObrilarY [0th,, 496'
Grey Twp,. Council
• The Cirey Townsalp 'Connell inget•
ing was hold on Iliobruary Tile
Moved ..by Glenn Haelliter, seconded
by Lawson Ward. that the Minutes
Of the .lest ineeting be adopted as
read
Carriee
Moved by Kenneth Dray seconded
by Laws-air Ward, that we adopt the I
report on the Hyslop- Drain and in-
etruct the clerk to prepare and
serve 'he bylaws