The Brussels Post, 1960-06-16, Page 5I-, R. WILF1,,.:1) P. G. 4-4.,;ORY, Q. C..
Execulive Vice fi'rooic;r.t zrd
of British Mortgage & Trlost Con
as President of
The Dominion Mortgage and Invest ments Association
This Association administers assets of nearly $10 billion
and is composed of 46 Canadian trust, loan and insurance companies,
MEE NORTGAGE &TRUST COMM
Founded in 1577
Read Office: Stratford
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Thursday, Jw le , 1000
7:114.rs .11;if.,!i, ix away in Toronto
ttonvral ifospital t,a Monday.
May bat Wallace, Hon or the
INN. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace.
wus Writ, on the Oth Coe. of
Ternberry Township 71:f yOats ego.
'Cie tango,- nom/ to holes (vt,
when Ile was 0. hey, witeri, they
insrtli iheIr Ilium.. for several yeace,
later loovw;.. to Detroit. After the
passing or his parents lu? zuttrried
Fiditho Mitchell of Toren a where,
they MIT° resides for several: yqar:i
prior to bin death.
Waillace leaves to mourn his
ntssint, his wife, of Toronto, and wo
p,1141-ers, Mrn. (F.',11a)
Grimmer of Preston, and Mrs. Law-
rence (Mary.) Willis, of Jamestown;
iliac a number of nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held the follow f.
Thursday with intermens; in
Toronto.
Mr, Wilfrid P, •Gregory, Q.
Exec-LW/7e Vice-President and Mau'
aging Director of the British
Mortgage &. Trust Company, of
E4tratford, has been elected Prost. ;
dent of the Dominion Mortgage anal
Investments Association at the annu-
al meeting held recently,
Investements. Association, ad-
ministering assets of nearly $10
billion, is composed of forty-six
Canadian trust, loan,and insurance i
companies.,
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of
QUALITY, SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Week Day
CEMETERY LETTERING
Phone 256, Wingham R. A. SPOTTON
1960 BIRD HOUS E
COMPETITION
(For Fair Work)
Caviller, McIntosh and Ward
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Talopkon• Building
Walkerton
KENNEDY, B. Ed., B. A., C. A., 1 — Resident Manager.
Telephones — Business 6$11; Residence IN
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(b) Poster must measure 16" x 26"
(b) Poster Mast measure 16" x 24"
moult ,ed on stiff paper.
(d) No cut outs permitted,
Judging will be based on the
following required of a good poster:
1. A poster should a' tract instant
attention.
2. The PICTURE and WORDS
should point only to the event, des' e,
and place.
3. A. poster should be easy tc read
and understand is a distance of ten.
feet or more.
4. Colours should be bold and
strong. Such as black and white;
yellow and blue, or any corVrasting
colour.
5. A poster should be effectively
simple, original and have advertising
appeal,
Neatness will count.
Rules
IN MEMORIAM
GLASSIER — In loving memory of a
dear wife and mother and grand.
mother Mabel-Glassier, who passed
away June 19-1958 ,
Those who we love go dirt of sight
But never out of mind;
They are cherished in the hearts
Of those they left behind. -
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1, The work nnis be done by
pupil from a public or separate
school, but may be dbne under the
supervision of parent or teacher,
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AC,HESON'S
Dead Stock . Service
Highest cash prices paid In silk
rounding district for dead, ear,
elck or disabled horses lee
cattle. For the fastest ante
proper removal of all andeeft
day or 'night, use our gutsisstre
exchange (at no cost to rint4
Dail Long Distance end ask Ear
ATWOOD ZENITH 84008
OR GEORGE HISLOP
WROXETER 2R10
Don't forget to celebrate the
Giorious 12th of July in Brus.sels...
woe,henesmonsmerosuareramasmmi441aaa ammo
B siness e rids 2. The bird house may be for any
bird (except a martin) and the con-
testant must sYate with entry, the
bird for which. it is intended.
3,• The bird house will! be judged
for originality, workmanshiip
ability for bird intended,
4. Every bird house entered
must have the name and address of
the conifestant and. the Society
from which a comes.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
antainte, rthsiver4tv of Toronto
PHYWCIIAINI end SURGEON
Tr&memixa 45 arascok, etva.
C122g1=17-4.4.=a0b="--
D. A. RANK
Peter Billy. and and
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL . MEETING
The Council met lin the Township,
Hall on June 6th, 1960, with al,1 the
members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Gordon 'Wilkinson and Reiss Duncan
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Stewart Procter that the
u:,,tral grants be given to the fairs as
follows: BrusselS Pair -Board,
82,00.00; Blyth Fair Board, 5100.00;
Delgra,ve. School Fair $35.00
— Carried
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Stewart Procter that Geo. Martin
be hired as tax collector at a salary
of $325.00 plus postage
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and just in alli her days,
Sincere and true in heart and mind,.
Beautiful memories eke left behind,.
Ever remembered by her family,
Gertie and Stuart, Agnes and Fred 1.
and gr andchilden,, Danny, Charles, i
.
1-P7f..11. 14.1. AND' ANIMIILANCE. MEV `0,171
Lod Mriector andT._.:An>abuin Suggestions
(a) Do not use expensive mater-
ials. 'Old weiathered boards, pack ,
ing boxes, bark of trees, pieces of •
hollow VIree trunks, are all Suitable
and do not cost intich.
(b) Good bird houses look the
part. Remember it is a house for a
bird. not a Ivy house that imitates a
house for humans.
(c) Colours — The best colours are
natural weathered material, or
brown, green and grey can. be used,
avoid bright colors,
(dl All bird houses should provide
a means by which they can be
cleaned every year.
The following dimensions are
correo'' and should be followed
carefully.
mom as or g5
,c,rocromnr14
R. S. Hetherington' K.
wiNci-mm zna Inift
`s1 'y end MIStart7r2,7 IV! ev'y —G1rr xi r ct,t5ltra. orrair
— Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, see-
ended by Gordon Wilkinson that ths
rola bilk as presented by the Road
Superintendent be paid
— Carried
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Gordon Wilkinson the; ; the
,general accounts be, paid.
— Carried,
Moved by Stewart Procer, sec-
onded by Ross Duncan that the mu-t-
inging adjourn 'le meet again on July
4th at 8.30 pan.
Carried
The following accounts were paid:
Tart McDonald, sheep killed 8 40.00
Tlios. Miller, valuator, 2.00
Town of Wingham;fire
truck call 25,00
Blyth Standard, supplies 12,50
Geo, Martin, hydro for
hall and shed
Provincial Treasurer, insulin
Cordon Nicitoson, warble
fly spraying ,
Itoward Smi h, warble
fly inspector
Pearson, Edwards and Cio.
postage
T3elgrave warble
fly powder 144,90
Ken Johnston, chickens
killed
Fierbert Garnins, valuator
Amos CI, Martin, tile for
Bioko Drain
Dlyth Dis Met Piro Area, 1
Baker Nursing Mine 1.
Jack Drown, Blake Drain.
Relief Account
Stewart Procter, mileage
to, 'Municipal meetIng 5,00
faille Parra t Geo. .C.
Reeve Clerk
Bluebird —
"That's where
Judy lives o is she ever lucky!
11'2,00
2,07„80
5,30
J udy certainly.is lucky. She lives in a Medallion Electric Horn
And the home that wears the Live Better Electrically Medallion is
the most envied address in any neighbourhood. Medallion Homes are
a new standard of modern living. They have at least one major
appliance installed and electric service is provided for several more.
Medallion Homes are light-conditioned with a new high standard qt
lighting for all areas—inside and out. Every Medallion Home has
adequate circuits, outlets and switches for modern electrical living
plus extra capacity to provide power for the new appliances you will
add in the future, So, when you're buying a new home—or remodelling
an older one—step up to a new Standard of modern electrical living.
For complete information on Medallion Homes call your local
Hydro office or consult your electrical contractor.
150,00
Size of Entrance Opening
tie
Wren—
litside Size of PloOr
4" x 4"
Inside Depth ,
6" to 8"
Size of Entrance Opening
A"
1.00
Bring the whole film*
to the Lord Elgin --sat
low cost. This is a fatality
hotel where ahildron alb
welcome.
• FAMILY IttAtES (Booms 01110 --for etliidr4sI
under 14 years accompanied by parents.
• Dependable baby sitters available and Ireasin1.
able,
a Meals for children ander 14 yeds at reditced
prices.
o Formulas no problem--rid chair*.
• CAR PARN—supervised-L'on prenilsa
(100 cars).
Sea ottawd---eatietdet Capital Lord Elgin is
oily daps from,. the Porlicimeat Broildings,
mg stores, railway terminal, and theotera,,
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962.49
14,00
85.50.
5,00
35,00, • 1000 POSTER COMPETITION
(F'or Pail Fair)
kuleS
1. The poster must be designed
by a MTV though sage."' lone :may'
Ise offered by parent or teacher.
11. The comp.11titn bee open to
girls and boys or rublie or seritrato
HOTEL
Elgin of Laurier
(a) 'Poster must advvertlse. it
Horticultural function,
DAN0a
To the vastsit of The Mercy Brett. t sttools.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th
Dancing frorn 10:06 to 1:00 The Poster
WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL
Sponsored by the Hall Eoard
Pielretinneet Booth a 'Hatt
Ccidada's
',Fa p P. GREGORY O.
family Hospital
7-i-s once premiums
are required after inar-
rim. Be sure, you are
both protected, Tell your
employer or collector right
away. If you pay direct
tell the. Commission,
READ
YOUR
ONTARIO
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
GUIDE
—if you haven't one, ask
your employer or write
ONTARIO HOSPITAL
SERVICES COMMISSION
TORONTO 7,, ONTARIO
Ammou,:!...pr.rzepsommmen d'auswiTo,
•*.
01,104=.N.
DEAD sTocn. sErtyr
Highest Cash - Prices
Paid for Slok, Down, or Disabled Cows and Harsco .,
Atsa,
DEAD COWS* and HORSES
AT CASH VALUE
Old Horces 5o per PouNcl
Phan?: ColEatt
BRUCE M.A.RLATT
24 Hour Service PHONE 133 Ent/MIA'
PERCY STEPHENSON
PHONE 55r12 ETHE1,
Inside Size of Floor
-5,, x 5"
Inside Depth
8"
Size of Entrance Opening
Robin -Shelf —
Inside Size of Floor
8" x 8"
Inside Depth
8" ,
Size of Entrance Opening
open
Chicadee —
Inside Size of Floor
4" x 4"
Inside Depth
8 "
15.85
3.91
LIVE I3ETIER ELECTRICALLY
Mrs. Frederick Q. McCracken
Word was received here of the
death of Wane's Sane Gardner,
Widow of the late Frederick. C.
MeCracken, who died In Edmonton,
May 310), 1960 in her 56th year,
'Mrs. McCracken was born in
/31nevale, the daughter of the late
John and Jane Gardner., They lived
in Bnutsseils• until 1927, when they
moved lso Edmonton. Her husband',
predeceased her ,in 1236.
She is survived by two children
Margaret at home; Jack of Devon, 1
Alta.; four grandchildren and four
great grandchildren. One son Lisle,
was killed in the Dirsr• World War.
One daughter, Mrs. Rarssel Currie,
died in 1254.
The funereAl was held in the Roy
and Owen Chapel of Chimes,
Edmonton. Thursday, June 2nd.
Many beautiful floral tribtr'es,
and expressions of sympathy Showed
the esteem in which the family was
held, •