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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-07-02, Page 4wHooEei ILL SEr ..z,f,••••1-.507 • ,''••• 01711715 OF -OAS OacP* 1, 6, 11-1OUGHT NG-rO aN Hr so Massey—Ferguson Limited ti5RONTO .or et )4.04? r • ati o .5 rea1Gorr'red-f - . . 1+4 _, *' ;;/ C:::1 AND (41k ttltiP Jo0 CF %MI 46,:u•S'11.,14 .,,...**6**"."•••"41""1"0,0!'"•*". may YOU GET MORE OUT OF LIFE WHEN YOU GET THE MOST OUT OF ELECTRICITY Anytime, any day—your favourite snack is ready, fresh and appetizing in your electric refrigerator-freezer. With an electric refrigerator-freezer you can store all kinds of out-of-season foods for enjoyment all year round. You can buy in quantity too (it saves you money) . . cut down on trips to the store . . eliminate trips on rainy days. When you entertain, an electric refrigerator- freezer gives you more time with your guests, because you're able to prepare food ahead of time. An electric refrigerator-freezer is safe, clean, and modern. It costs just a few cents a day to operate. -You get more out of life, when you get the most out of electricity. Before freezing, most Veg- etables should be scalded or "blanched" to preserve flavour, colour and food value. AO Wiatu...COAt. 40 Ofei 11-14 dRussus roar "TlilY gad,. 310 ...**-.-*19,serzuritg**1*3 Grey' Twp. CPUncii 3,4cieti-ag held, en Juue l/th. •obio Mann absent, Moved lay Wen finethar secondod Law4iell Ward, that the minutes at the last meeting be adopted as Ise read. Carried, MOvoil law Gleu iittelher beeofult,1 by Kenneth Bray that we accept 11. Ponegares offer do trade a 1051 /A ton_ Fargo. truck for the tv,rp. of larey 1946 mOdol 4 ton International dames truck. — Carried eyed laY Lawson Ward, second- red by Glenn Ruether tludt we give -S,e_.13,eereatilleal Committee of Brun- a a grant of $1:26,00 - carried, IlfolVed by 'Kenneth Bray, second. 1w Glen Huotl-ter, that we- instruct ',the clerk to advertise for tenders ler the fill at Breckenridge Bridge, *slang price per yard, to be pin, .chasPd, hauled and learcilled wader the supervision of Road Sup- -e-;intendena, Tenders to be in at. -4,Fc/ock, July 4th. — Carried Moved, by Glen Huether seconded -Zyy Kenneth Bray that we Pass Sup- -3L'aementary to By-Law No. 6 for Win- er Control for the amount of $10,000 Carrion Moved by Lai ,t,-,2 Ware second- 441. by Glen Haetber that we give Worth Huron Safety Cout cil a grant vat V20,00 Moved by 'Kenneth Bray, second- by ILawson Ward that we accept iiIsree applications for tile drainage bans — Carried Moved by Kenneth Bray, second. 'e.O. by Glen Huether that we instruct the clerk to advertise for tenders on a.. new motor grader. Tenders to ho :art at 12 o'clock noon an Jury 4th — Carried 'Moved by Lawson Ward, second- by Kenneth Bray that all approv- 'Fad, accounts be paid — Carried Moved by Glen Huether seconded 127 tawsort, Ward that we do now -zdjourn to meet again on July 4th or Lloyd We'uer, warble fly inspector W01.14011 BraY, Infilegiqe to 'Varna Meeting. Geo, HatchinSen., to mayors and tre01,,W :COIIVellet011 , Ca tharines J, C. Lamont, warble .powder. '1"a a,, MacFarlane, pullets Tldwnrd Gd1il, for bounty killed E. M. 'Curuning, tole bounty Nelson Hanna, fox bounty M. 'Cardiff, clerk's fox bounty Geo. Wesenherg, hsseseor, part salary C. M. Dennis, fill McNaught Drain Gen. Rowland, gas, fire trunk Firemen at Cranbrook. Monteith Monteith and Co„ auditor's, account Town of Llstowel, debenture payment, Listowel High School, 3,003,45 Provincial Treasurer, Insulin 3.99 The Municipal 'World supplies. 27.34 Dudley E. Holmes, additional premium. Compensation insurance Brussels Recreational Commitee North Huron Safety Council grant for prize 20.00 Lloyd Jacklin, fill in Alemaner cluma 12,50 Howard E Willis, controctor Howard Drain &06.00 ..lames A, Howes, suet. con- struction Howard Drain 50.00 M. Crtirdiff, Clerk's fees. 35,00 Howard Drain, Jelin T-Tood, allowances, 'Howard 40.00 Drain rinrold Thomas. allowances 12.00 , Howard Drain Foster Smith, allowances 1,00 Howard Drain James McTeggart, allowances Howard Drain 5, 564,57 , Reads and 'Bridges 1 $11,821.44 i Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk, Geo. W. Hutchinson, Reeve powier eolith A pretty wedding waii nixed in St. David's Anglican Ohnrc1414914.04 When lviarlelle 'May, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs.- tinnir 140 ROY $1141L11 was united in Marriage with Harry X9114011, son Of Mr. and Mrs, Harr)* Bowler, .1-403.- On, The Ain., 'George Pearce offic, The bride, oven in marriage tlY bar father, 1001M1 lovely M a bout' Paine ballerina-length gown of white nylon line over taffeta, styled with la sweet heart neckline and short sleeves. A white flowered tiara held (her elbow-longtla veil of white French illusion net and she carried white Bible crested with red 4.oses. Mrs. Jack Craig McGhee, was matron of honor in a bouffant ballerina gown of shrimp nylon lace over taffeta, She wore a white feather headdress, gloves and shoes ,and carried a cascade bonnet of shrimp tinted Shasta daises, Miss Gail LioUraine Smith, sister of the bride, ,and Miss Andrea Louise Bowler, sister of the groom Were bridesmaids. They were ,dressed alike in bouffant ballerina length dresses of aqua nylon lace, over taffeta; 'white feather head- dresses, gloves and shoes and carried cascade ,boquots of atm tinted shasta daisies. Mr. Jack Craig McGhee, London, was groomsman and ushering were Mr. Robert T1. Clanahan, Wilton Grove, and Mr. David R, Hastings. Brussels. A reception was held in the church parlours -with the bride's mother receiving in a sheath dress of rose-beige nylon over taffeta, 'white accessories aid a corsage et red roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a sheath dress of blue nylon over taffeta, white accessories and a corsage of red roses, For travelling to NOtil ern Ontario and the United States, the bride Obese a navy blue linen sheath with matching 'navy and white plaid duster and naVy accessories, The couple will reside in London. Guests were present from Crystal Beach, Detroit, Stratford, Brussels and London. 74! .at the call of the .reeY0 .'Phe, foll!ming .ac.coants, wore paid : With. Ontario 'Hydro, OffiCe• ;259,06 , 5,00 05.00 101.00 , 07,25 8.00 36,00 3,06 100.00 2,0.00 1,80 5.00 25.00 17,05 125.00 The latest w,ord, in fanning "INTE- GRATION" also applies to Massey-Ferguson operations. For this Canadian based.company inte- grates its activities 'tor include in tractors, combilln and implements the outstanding features developed in its NI. orl ,'4.-tvide engineering organization. The Canadian made combine you buy may include features engineered in ,astralid, United King- dom, United States, France or Integratoon means more value for Massey-Fergoison customers Germany. Inventive genius is uni- • versal and in Massey-Ferguson pro- ducts you get the benefit of the top- flight engineering of a World-wide company. Integration. by Massey-Ferguson means more value in the products you buy to help you farm more easily, more efficiently, and more profitably, Ask your local dealer about the latest Massey-Ferguson tractors and conabineS. Mnor'reent ...1.1mirps,* riarilizonamiejmaimosiireascommitt,4 votiv#400,00*.vekvow,t,44,0,,e0,00orso Nig Nitatatotvratt.N.VArtSyinkrieg#2144,101.4404ediegatema zeigreorre*WeirifiSMOMMOIMNA4 ittrAtith it h10 A4804***0***448 MORE WOoNctErtruL YEARS OP ILIVINO! Look clown that road next time you're driving. 'What's ahead--A lot of living; or the One second of carelessness it takea,to die? Why, hob trade a little free time ,to l'i've a lot longer. The difference, between 50 arid 10 Mph. Ian% worth h the risk the few seconds you save ate rarely that important, In this freedom-toying land of ours, everyone, has a chance to make, his &eat* wale true. Give thent that thatiee; your. Ontario t)epartinent of Transport urges you to observe the speed limits. 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