HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1960-01-21, Page 4Smoother Sledding!
We find it easier sledding in our
-family. That is because a good bank
balance through regular saving has OM
us security and peace of mind.
We're all steady savers at
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
MONEY IN THE RANK MEANS PEACE OF MIND
N.44C
BRUSSELS BRANCH — L. W. J. GLASGOW . RAMOS*
INCOME TAX COMPUTED
F O R
Farmers Businessmen Individuals
REASONABLE RATES
GLENN M. RONNENBERG
INSURANCE
IN BRUSSELS TUESDAY and FRIDAY
PHONE 247
File Early — Phone Today for Appointment
an even greater
VID
DIESEL MACTOR
ItttiokINWILV
NeW styling, more=powerful engine;
new easier Steering, new4nstrementsp
new seat; more space
for the driver —these ore only a
few of the great new features
e the new David Brawn
950 Diesel.
Add to this, full 3 to 4 plo*
power; live hydreiulies; !ive
P,T,04 traction tonitol; !ow
Cper:,ling costs-- as
120 per acre of ree..eIngl
The lock at the 4161.61
$ee us now flee' d
dellibrisfrotiOn, On yoo form
udn,ark ons
Brussels, Ontario
WATT-SLOG cArVi..L. elfiEEDiNt.: I
ASSOCIATION
"Wftere Better 13ulIe Aft Glee
Supply artificial breeding sardee for 1
all breeds of cattie. a phoning long
distance. simply ask for — Mites
Zenith 9-56.V.; cr Palmciton Tietith
6-51%0. If it is a local ear use our 1
regular rrenber Cliatea 0 V
2.3411 or Palmerston 4SVI. Par
service or otore informatiost. eon
hetween*,— 1.30 and 14.fie A. M.
week days. 11.00"and 8.00 P. m. Sat-
urday evenings. rot cows noticed
in heat on Sunday Morneletr, do 1104 I
7Otil Monday morstsa. ii
'ALL ppA
1soNs having claims •
against the estate of. the aboVe
mentioned, late of the -Township ,
of Grey, in the County of Huron, }
farmer, who died on or about the
27th day of December; 1959, -arel
required to file proof of same with•
the undersigned on or before the i
23rd day of January, 1960. After that
date the Adrninistratrix will proceed
to distribute the estate having
regard only to the claims of which
she then has had notice.
DATED at 13russels, this 5th day
of January. A. D. 1980
Crawford and Hetherington
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Adratlittratrix I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
JOHN VICTOR MAIER
1
YOU'LL i3E GLADDER.1
EVERY 1-1OUR
YOU IINISTALLE0
AN EXTRA
SHOWER
Home-made street signs with big-city names
are one kind of link between the people of
the New North and the rest of Canada.
Banking service is another.
Canadian banks have, since the earliest
days, taken part in the development of new
areas, the opening of new frontiers. Today
the chartered banks continue to bring
banking services to pioneer settlements as
the economic map of Canada is rolled back.
They have at the same time greatly
increased the number of branches in estab-
lished areas across Canada—new suburban
communities, expanding industrial centres
—keeping pace with the country's popula-
tion and business growth.
To take care of all these varied needs, 1,200
new branches have been opened by the
chartered banks in the past ten years.
THE CHARTERED BANKS
SERVING •
YOUR COMMUNITY
••.••••ke~,,ko.,:k4t•mo•kk.
Concrete Work
Gene si Rooting
Brick and Block
"'sw Fromm
nemodelling
Work Farm Building Repairs
Plastering by Isparta
rimer 'rue and Yard Geode — Laid iron Tour Steak or MIS
Agents for Angel Stone by Track Lead er av Pius
DESIGNING DRAFTING RLUIDIIINTI
Firm Ofelniket Prices Submitted
Phone Collett 51 Daytime, 12R1P After 7 pa,
jst
QId, Dare fer. .Salet best offer
accepted.
Win, iI. 'King,
Clark Tress ,..
k Wage .04 firgsBela."
FOR SALE
1 89 P11s, weeks
Dill Dielce
PRI5SSUILS PO$T OP 4. .11 tonlm",!,%**1.•
Mao MaoIntOeb. We. bake then,1
"4. anarticle- VianlikeZ' fPr
42r8 Celltbining the W, and W.. m. a, I
otrou-ok.04 the United Qintrelt, and,
closed the Ineetin; with: a hYrag. and I
WANTED re- , the benedietion.
Good used sapartmOut sire The preside*, Km lieM1401 Whit
preferred. qcntifq ;field, 5:Melted the 'W. A. meeting with
Barry or tkarden : a hymn and the Lord's Prayer in 1
Atwood Phone 15 J unieon,. 1.1giS were inade for the
sinorgaeberd 11,1441 for the annual 1,
i4.1,engregitti n4..;t1 meeting' oh January.
1504 and Myrtle Locicrng agreedni6"..'
make the tea, Six visit to the sick
during tibe last month were reported.
Following the benediction, a "Bird"
contest - Was conducted by Mrs.
Ralph Madman Lunch was served
by Mrs. Tim Dilworth, Mrs. Glen.
Rathwell, !and the hostess.
ow &mist •••
CANADA
FARM & INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
TRADE SHOW
JANUARY 27,.28, 29, 30, 1960
Op a.m. to 6 p.in. &HO
EXHIBITION PARK, TORONTO
1100,41 *Wen hay* a FRIO ADMISSION key Ohl* for yet
January 2let,
FOR SALE
Modern, reol briolt house sitnated
1 Mile west of Wingliam, Highway
56, M. residential district. 3 bed.
TOMS, modern kitchen, 4-piece
bath, tile and oak hardwood floors,
garage attached, alltnnianfin storms
and door, drilled well. Phone Wing-
4,..Ff,f-••••• ham 249 in evenings or write
WANTED — Work by the day, Also birteksroith- B. 0, Gibson, II, R No. 3 Wingham,
Ontario, •
ing, forge "WOK,. sharpen harrows.
Phone 97W between 5.30 to S amt.
and G to 10 p.m. Home all. clay
Thursday,
Phone. 97W, Fred Selling
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E A. (TEI),. 7vVILSOlti LoNsTIRUCTION
General Contractor,
ERUSSELS, peiT,
Commercial and :=4'saidential
•••••• • — • ••••••••—.-^—**--
;ran. 21 — Bnissele at Gorrie
(Delmore)
Jan. 122 — Newry at Drayton
Jan. 25 — Brussels at Newry
Jan. -28 Drayton at €21orrie
NO I CE
interested in Teen Town
the Rev, K. Jaggs.
Wm. H. King,
Sec,Treas
Recreational Committee
Q
FOR ;SALE
1955 Buick Special Sedan, Auto.
Pony Tractor, Massey Htlirrifil;
1951. Mereury d ton Truck, Cash
not neveesary, Apply to
Brussels Roteo
MALE HELP WANTED --
WANTED: Man for steady travel.
among consumers in several Town-
ships in Huron County. Permanent
connection with large maanctur-
er. Only reliable hustler considered
Write Rawleigh's., Dept. A-1.52-131,
4005 Richelieu, Montreal.
UNUSUAL OPPORTIAJNI.TY — It was decided to continue the
Large 'united States and Canadian meetings in the homes, nut for just
Company is expanding in this area the lunch committee to provide the
Require representative far GM'. I farm. No investment la required. refreshments. MI'S-. Harvey Smith,
Mrs. -Coldie Thompson, and Myrtle township. Product is sold directly to
loicicingareto 'assist the executive
This sales position can be handled 1 in composing new programs. Tho
along with your present -farming •
High
president is going to send for some
operation. Exceptionally High material on Africa before the next
Earnings Repeat business. Auto- meeting. Mrs. Harvey Smith offered
mobile necessary. Agricultural or ' her home for February. A hymn was
it farming background essential. Appli- sung, followed by scripture by Mrs.
cant should be w ell-known in the 1
\ area and have a desire to better 1 —...,,,..7,.
—
I himself. Sales training given. Reply I ..i.mo .-.,,Z.:-.1,:---'__ -- ...,,,,,,„„_
in confidence to: Box 84, London,
Ont.
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GREY
UNION W. M. S. AND W, A,
HOLD JANUARY MEETING
Mrs, Herman Whitfield was host-
ess for the ianuary meeting of the
Union W. M. S. and W. A, Mrs.
Leslie Lake was leader, and followed
the theme '1We are all Brothers'.
The new president, Mrs. Elston
Speiran, took charge of the business
Four dolls, paper and ribbon are
to be bought to be sent to Port
Alberni, B. C., and new or used
t socks and mitts may also be sent,
rt
'NOTICE
Call Cleric's Office when the back
Street Lights are out,
Wm. H. 'King,
Soc. Treas., B. P. U. a
CASH DONATION,S
TO, BE RECEIVED
Anyone who would like to con-
trib)uite to a Benefit fund in aid of
the Firby tamily are asked to leave
their donation at, or send it to,
The Canadian Bank of Commerce. 1
Brussels,
. ••• ,
HOCKEY SCHEDULE.
Those
contact
Spolisoszn ST
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