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SWEETEN THOSE
BITTER COLD DAYS with
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The, Meeting closed with the 4
FL pedge. *
"Cranbrook Meat Misses',
brook Meat MisseS" is to be held:
Monday, April 18th at 2 p. m.
The home assignment was then *
The roll call for the next meeting
Record Bonk brought for discussion.
The meeting 'Was closed by sing-
ing "God ..Save The Queen"
Fourth Meeting
The fourth meeting of the "Cram-
' brook Meat.Misses" was held at the
The third meeting; of the "Cran-
brook.-Meat Misses" was held April
9nd; at 0;.110 a. m. at the home of
Marilyn and Dotothy Knight,
The meeting opened Frith ir.e 4-11
P/egde in uniOn,
the sect6tary's ye,purt, was given
by Dorothy Knight.
The next meeting of the "Oran.
FROM CANADIAN
NATIONAL
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WALTON • .
and ilrewn ,and
of wr:iagton, wore,
.day 'visitors .with awl Nrs, Alan
and also visited with Itus-
t;r4l Currie wile is atilt „confined to
Wingam hospital
;Iteinieth at:ran tfon„
liyaji has a(1.0.0iited
pOsition 4it1WeS1,04,
M.-, and Mrs, ,Tim 'Lamont and
family, Lomb% were Week cud
-.ts art. tly. Inane of Mr, and Ars,.
Porter,
Mn and Mrs. Frank Marshall
/ Susan and Sandra, North. Bay apent •
tho Easter holiday with Mrs, Luella,
illrushall, Mr. M, A. Fraser and ether
; relativeS.
Mr, • leor-,v Macias returnee. home
from 5'. ,Joseph's Hospital, London,.
ILO Friday, after undergoing sure.
',pry
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lawless,
! Dianne and, niarray, Burlington,,
' Were Easter visitors with Mr. and
' Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull,
Mrs. J. Beer and family, Spring-
field, visited with her brother. Mr. I
Emerson and Mrs. 'Mitchell rec-
ently.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Burke, Wing-
ham visited, en. Sunday at the home
of Mr. and 'Mrs. Art McCall and
other relatives,.
home of Louise Cillis,' April 18th, at
2 p, m.
The meeting 'was opened by
repeating. the 4-1.1 pledge in unison.
The Roll was then called, Next
week's roll call is. to he "One way E
could imprave any food selection".
The seretary!s. report was read by
Dorothy Knight.
The subject matter was "How-
; much meat to buy".
The next meeting is to be held at
the home of the leader, Mrs. Ante.
! MieTaggart.
The meeting was clloaed by sing-
ing the national anthem,
T. M. Williamsun
CAti ti UTERI;
before you ony you Ley. or Jet.
model used car see us about our Lots;
Cost Financing Service. Avalleibiel
for either Dealer or Private Sales,
GLENN RONNENBERG
General Insurance
Monkton — Phone 0631141
Erussek Phone 247
Tuesday anti Friday
— Carried
The following ' accounts were
paid
Association of 'Mayers and
'Reeves 111.00
S. H. Blake, Municipal
Officers Association 20.00
Baker Nursing Home 185.50
T. R Marshall, `Warble
Powder 231,20
Belgrave Co-.Op, Warble
Powder SELO
Relief Account 30.26
Thamer Nursing Home 92.75
-Bernard Hall, insuran;:e 346.03
Bailie Parrott ' eo. Martin
Reeve, Clerk
,100.0.,imme01/1•11111/10•11
WivriSfiLt.K1 CATTI,a, 041E1401Na
AStiOCiATION -
"Where Bette. 311Piy Elm"'
Supply artificia: oreedbag service tor
all breeds of cattle. If ebonies ban
distance, simply ask !or Clint0111
Zenith e-56;,e. or r4.1merston moat
5-5.00. If it is a local call use oar
regular number Clinton it V
2-3441 or Palmerston 433, For
service or more Information, ma
between:— 7,30 and 10.00 AL IL
week days, and 800 P. N. Sat-
urday eyanings. For cows noticed
in beat on Bandar Morning. to not
Bel rare C verative
BELGRAVE
Phone Wingham 1091; Brussels 388w10
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A. (TEL)1 wiLso.N 1KUL:TIO-A
- General Contractors
' t3RU88tLi, ute7".
• 1.Inaa7FIEWFWESSinattrA.... Concrete Work
General Roofing
.Brick and Block Work.
Haetering
Commercial and Residential
otnes .
Remodelling
Farm Building Repabui
by Experts
There passed away at his ,-home
in Grey Township,, Thomas Milliken
Williamson in his 78th year.
He was the son of the late Thos.
'W, 'Williamson and. Elizabeth Jane
Milliken Williamson, born June 26th
1882. He received his early edu-
cation -at No. 2 -Grey. He 'was a mem-
ber of Duff's United Church, Wel.
ton, Ire farmed on lot 8, Con. It
Gray until 1950 and since that time 1
continued his carpenter work until '
1958 when 111 health forced complete
retire-71ent, Tn 1910 he was married
to Gertrude Forbes who survives,
Also surviving are tnree sons, Roy
and Norman, Grey township; and
f Herbert, McKillop township; by five
da,nghters, Mrs, Albert (Olive)
Clarke, MeKillop township; Mrs.
gulssel (Okla) -Jervis, Clinton; Mrs.
Lorne (Evelyn) Carter, Tucker-
smith to'wn ship ; Mrs. ..:George
(Viorencte) Nesbitt', Momrls. Trwn-
ship; Mrs. Michael (Ina) McGiath,
Eginondvill6; by one brother, John
and 24 grandchildren, : Funeral
service was conducted .;Monday,
April 11th, at the family residence,
with. Rev. Meurig Tit-dines of Dnff's
United Church,. Walton, in charger
The pallbearers Were Harvey
Craig, Donald Buchanan, Norman
:Lowland (Stfrathroy), Kenneth
Forbes, Kitchener, Mattel. McGrath,
and George Williamson.
The.'many floral tributes were
carried .by his six grandsons, Bert
Don Carter; Ron, Ken. Wayne
and Eric 7rilliarna0n:
Burial was in Brusriels cemer.cry.
Friends attended from Toronto,
Coderich, Hamilton, Lionden,
Sfratlitoy 'and Ferglia,
THE BRI,ISSEfiS POST
Tuursdar. April 4fit. 040
!Majestic Meat Minders
The third meeting of Majestic
Meat Minders was held on Ara
9th at-9-130 a.m. in the Library.
The 'meeting opened with God
Save the Queen. Sharon Heming-
fway demonstrated braising. Miss
Tilman is to attend the club meet-
ing on Saturday, April 30th.
All 13 members were at the meet-
ing. The secretary read the minutes
.amt the roll call was answered by
'the way my family got its meat
supply." The. members. discussed
-the contents of the record books and
the cuts of n-seat. The members were
given, the Home Assigments Roll
Call and mites.'
-Sharon seared the meat she had
cooked.
Yvonne Pollard and. Everdina
Exel are to demonstrate stew ,and
dumplings at the next meeting,
.1Saor and Yard Goode — Laid front Tear Stook or Omit
Agents for Angel Stone by Truck Load or by VOA.
DESIGNING DRAFTING BLUEPRINT'S!"
Firm Qoatroat Priam frablidttal
" Peen* Collect 51 Warne, 1111111 After 7 pat. ti
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carried
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ended by tiirdiiit'Wlikiiiilett that We
"tieeent the .iiiititer4S' report
Carried
, 'Waved (Ansa; Diniehtt, seconded
by Stewart Ptidet,er' that the meet,
ficiftitirn to meet again en )401
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Kineardiridtahneritthi) StritfOrd; doderiek. with
connections for Toronto and London.
Enjoy the i.ir,dondititthed CoMfort, the picture
*iildOWS and foam rubber seats in these brand.rieW
self-propelled Diesel cars, sheathed in gleaming
stainless Steel: -
Forget about traffic strain, parking worries—cori,
silt your local .CNR agerit for the convenient
*Alin& schedules. - -
Tim council met on. April 4th,
with all the members present.
The Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion
of Stewart Procter and Walter
iShortreed
Moved by Gordon Wilkinson, see-
bilded Ross Duncan that the
Liability, Machinery Fleeter.
Spraying and Non Owned
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