The Brussels Post, 1961-02-16, Page 4GREY TOWN4HiP-
.S.PHOOI, BOARD
The •Grey Tow:1104? Meet Board. •
met in the Ethel School en Febru
ary 7th, at 1:20 pee. With ell mem,
berm Present,.
The minutes of the janoty Meet,.
ing were read and adopted on Motion
of Conley and. Fiseher
Maio:). of Fischer and Smith time
the Beare close NO. 4 school et the
end Of June, aee to the low enrol,
merit
Carried
Carried
'Motion of Conley and Fischer that
the Secretary notify MIK:Ethel -
Macelurchy that No, 4 school will be.
closed as of June 3e, 1961 and that
.her services will not be required
after that date
— Carried
Motion of Williamson and Conley
that the Board advertise for tenders
for 20 cords of Hardwood for No. 7
and No. 11 schools
ECONOMICS'
CET IN
JUMP
aN SPRINO
•Iii—imssommosoMISINISIS
INCOME TAX COMPUTED
F O R
Farmers Businessmen Individuals
REASONABLE RATES
Glenn M. Ronnenberg
INSURANCE
IN BRUSSELS TUESDAY and FRIDAY
PHONE 65
'File Early — Phone Today for Appointment
le WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN
Home Improvement Loans are available through
'your bank under the National Housing Act for
:alterations and repairs to the exterior or interior
of a home and for a wide variety of other improve-
ments. You may borrow up to $4,000 with up to
ten years to repay, These loans are also available
to the owners of rental properties,
wl WITH A FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN
Farm Improvement Loans, backed by the Domln-
loll 60.v' r.hment are available from your bank—
up.to07,50 at five per cent simple interest and
up to ten years to repay.
.These .loans cover the purchase of all types of
farm equipment and improvement to the farm
house and farm buildings,
,
WITH A moil BUSINESS LOAN
i Enquire about Government-backed loans for
Arnprovements to small business establishments
through the chartered banks—up to $25,000 and
up to ten years to repay.
Why Wait for Spring?
ADVICE AND Asti Chi. YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL t MPLOYMENT soot.
ISSUED liY Attikithent otir titti.mtRiSteit Olt LABO1fIti (.mstAtAr
TUE 13,4tc'4:431341.5 POST Thureeiiee Febrierry Ilene 1
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YON.prim•••••.•••416,
1. cRANBROOK.
Pbellee5e1V.13
FOR SALE ,e •
Menke et Pip
Lieya unki. patient 'Aierlie
Clinton Heepito.
--- FASTER THROUGH
1 NER
FOR SALE,-,
Potatoes and Onions,
Nest Huron ?.reduce, Brussels
PPR SALE
Fore: Tractor and e furrow Plow;
P. T. O. Cobey Manure Spreader:
also Se Plate Tandem Disc.
Mel Jertert Phone 53812 Brussels
NOTICE
Cattle Spraying for lice. Warm
safer used.
Phone: Mac Baeker, 95 Brussels
FOR SALE —
\Vinghain Classic Co* Steve, in
good shape. Aberdeen Angue Bull,
Registered, 1. months old.
John ,Riau Phone 624)712 Wingham
FOR SALE
Day old Chicks ana started
Pullets'. Get your discount now on
early orders, Phone Collect
Auburn 84 Charlie Scott
service between,
TORONTO STRATFORD 0111/EN SOUND
SOUTHAMPTON KINCARDINE
and intermediate points
fast . . convenient . economical
,Effective Monday February 20th, 1961
Forget about traffic strain, parking worries—
consult your local CN agent for the new, Con-
venient Railiner schedules. 4441
Orenbrook *metres Institute
The Mentally Meetilig of the
Cranbrook WCelleit'S 'esthete- Wee
bele, in the Qranbrook Coreeneriity
Centre on on TeeSday evening, Feb.
i. The roll call was answered with
a Valentine 'seise.
The. meeting was in Charge of. the
President, Mre. -.Clear Sterner. 'Plans.
Were =lee to have Schneider
Supper in the Community Centre
on April 6. Admission Will, be 50e and
25e, ArrangeMents were made to do
a quilting on Wednesday, Mrs,
Knight was asked to represent the
Institute at tee convention in Ciuelph
in the spring,
Mrs, Gordon Engel gave the teethe.
eParents are teachers and homes
are schools," in which she pointed.
Out that children need Models and
not critice,
Marilyn eenigbt gave a report on
her camping experience last sum-
mer as' the Listowel District High
school representative for the Ontario
Athletic Leadership Cemp,
Mrs, eiceturchy of Listowel was
the guest speaker. She spoke on the
manufacture of eitninurr, foil and
its many uses: Mrs. G. •Huether
thanked her and presentee her with
a smell gift.
Miss Len, Noble conducted
Valentine contest,
ee delirious lunch was served by.
Mrs, Martin McDonald. Mrs. Wm.
Perrie and Mrs. Mac MacIntosh,
FUR SALE
Coal and Wood Renfrew Range;
Heavy Duty Hot Plate; Electric
Heater; Set of Steel Band 48" Bed
Springs; Dresser with good mirror
sheets. Pillow Cases, and quilts.
Mrs. Laura Jerneen Phone90
Jr You save money! Beetitlie ter011
now up to. January 28th, your CO-OP Early Delivery Die..
count is $2.00 per ton; and, to February 401—$1.50. That's
not all either, For Cash Pappent before, March 18th, there's
an extra 5% Discount. 'toil' save costs too! Because year
early delivery dollar savings can pay theinterest son storage
facilities. Yes, and you'll save valuable hours by avoiding
that seeding-time rush at every plant, when you 'older your
CO-OP Fertilizer now! Early delivery also means that you're
assured of the , correct analysis you require.
ORDER CO-OP
"E BETTER
FERTILIZER
NOW
Remember! You get bigger value with the better Fertilizer
CO-OP Fertilizer definitely
hes a higher percentage of
water soluble phosphate, so
important on low-phosphate
soils—a higher lime content
—low moisture and uniform
particle-size—less seed-
burning characteristics.
424.20
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7,00
7.93
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Caviller, McIntosh and Ward
son Telephone Building
Walkerton
Irsisphonc, — Business $33; Reshienoo 108
-9 B. KIENNEDY, B. Ed., S. A., C. A.. L— Resident Manager.
Motion of Williamson and Smith
that the following accounts be
paid
7Trrir - --, Carried.
Texan -Grill, dinners • 7.80
George Dunbar, supplies 1.98
Howard 'Bernard, repairs 4,00
R. L. Cunningham, oil 307.87
M. sMcDonaldInuaition Lumber Ltd.
Listowel Banner, advertising
Gordon Workman, toilet seat
I Meehan. Harrdware, supplies
Educator's Supplies Ltd,
supplies 70.75
Run Smith, le.bour 14.75
Postmaster, stamps
Murray Hoover, labour 4170:0090
. SEE YOUR LOCAL
MAN WANTED —
RAWLEIGH BUSINESS NOW
OPEN IN part of Huron County.
Trade well establiished. Excellent
opportunity. Full time. 'Write at
once. Rawleigh's Dept, B-152489,
4,005 Richelieu. Montreal.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will 'be received until the
first of March, for 15 cord of hard-
wood (maple) and five cord of cedar,
delivered to Duff's United Church,
Walton, by the 31st of June. Tenders
to be sent to Bill Turnbull, R. R. 2
Brussels, Sec, Board 'of Stewards
ESELGRAVE
BELGRAVE
Cranbrook Evening Auxiliary
me February meeting of the
Ceanbrook Evening Auxiliary was
held et the home of Mrs, Kenneth
McDonald with 13 members present,
The leader, Kay Pfeifer opened. the
meeting with a verse. Hymn 600
'vas sung. Scripture, Psalm 13,
verses 1 to 35 were read in unison.
Kay Pfeifer led in prayer.
The meeting was turned over to
president, Marilyn Engel, The
minutes were read and approved..
The roll call was answered with a
verse with the word "heart" in it.
The collection was taken. Plans
for the World Day of Prayer were
discussed. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson
°slued to take the Dedicatory
prayer at the evening meeting of
the Preslipteriae in May. Mrs. Gordon
'lenge' offered her hone) for the next,
meeting, - •
The topic, "To Seeenty Churches",
was read he Darla McDonald. The
first and last yerses of hymn 791
were sung,
The meetine closed by repeating
the err,eee, Benedietion in enison.
Lunch wee eerved by the hostess
eeeietee i r Mrs, Jack 'Knight and
Mrs, Cliff Bray,
PHONE WINGHAM 1091; BRUSaEL $88w10
The meeting adjourned on motion
of Fischer to meet again on March.
7th, at 1,30 pen.
Norman S. Hoover, Sec'e.
GREY
UNION W, M. S.
Why Wait Till Spring
NOW IS THE TIME
To Remodel Your Home W. A. l e AND
Board KITCHENS — CUPBOARDS — BATHROOMS
RECREATION ROOMS ECT.
Whatever Your Problem May Be
TENDERS WANTEI)
The Grey Township School
COME. AND SEE U
FREE ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS ARE YOURS
NO JOB TOO BIG OR "TOO SMALL
will receive tenders up to March 6,
'Pr e0 cords of Maple and Beech
body wood, 14 inches long, to be
delivered to No. 7 and No:11 schools
by jely 1st.
Norman S, Hoover, Sec'e.
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
....Our Low Cost Financing and In-
surance Plan _will help you make a
better deal. BEFORE you buy talk
to us.
Monkton — Phone 347-224J
Brussels — Phone 65
Tuesday and Friday
C,UR EXPERIENCE IS YOUR SATISFACTION
Union W. ee, S. and. W. A. met at
the home of .Mrs. Glen Rathwell on
Thursday evening, February 9, with
an attendance of 20. Mrs. Mac
McIntosh led. meeting using theme
"Voices From. Abroad", and was.
assisted by Mrs, Ed, Morrow, Maxi,
Leslie Lake, Mrs. Herman Whitfield,
and 'Mrs. Seines Bremner. Mrs.
rig ton Speiran presided for the.
beeines period and the meriebers
decided to send 2 pairs of blankets
for overseas relief. The World Day
of Prayer is to be observed at
Mon.erleff this year. Mrs, Clifford
Morrow reed theeiuinntee of the
Previous meetine, and the roll .was
answered With verse containin g
the 'Word "heart". Mrs. Ja1)1,?0
Brel‘r np r .1 et intproqtiorr r'honte"•
from, the new study book "Info the
World Together".
W. A. Meeting ,
Evelire Party
BERNARD TEN PAS & SONS A progressive euchre was held in.
the Community -Centre on. Friday
evening with 9 tables in play, High
honors went to Brian Evans and
Mrs. Ralph. Meehan, low Leslie and`
Dorothy Knight,
Hall Board Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Hall
Board was held With the chairman,
Mac MaIntosh presiding, Retiring
members were 'Mac Macintosh, Doug
Evans and Ralph Mecham The three
new me:Peers appointed are. Bill
Gordoe, Stuart McNair and Allan
MoTaelgart. Jack Knight, secretary
Treasurer read the minutes of the
previouS meeting.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
BRUSSELS PHONE 384W18
REAL ESTATE
'Wilfred McIntee e— Broker
LISTINGS WANTED
On Farms, Homes, Businesses and.
Summer Properties.
(-1O1yfMITNITY STORE. including
Comfortable residence, Located in
good farming area, Terrific poten-
tial to service neighboerhood,
HARDWARE STORE and plumb-
ing shop combined, Ile good village.
BOOM 11/2 STOREY brick honse
In Seaforth,
Apply To
CIORDON GRANT
Phone 2.99
Brussels Ont,
Local 'Representative
of
'WILFRED MeTNTEle — Realtor
Walkerton, On fn ri o
5 Offices and 25 Sri:leer-nen to
serve. Yon.
411 OMMOIMII1011,
Due to the Enthusiastic Response
Mrs, Herman Whitfield opened the
'IV. A. 'meeting with hymn, e88,, follow.
ed by the Lord's 'Prayer. The min-
utes were read by the new- sec-
retary-treasurer, Mrs. Lindsay
McKay. A donation of $75 was,
voted to the church treasurer. Five
visits to the sick were reported. Miss
Myrtle Locleing conducted an in-
rteresting "automobiles' contest.
Mrs. Lindsay McKay and Mrs,
Everett Robinson assisted the
hostess 'in serving refreshments,
•
re7 Nto g e tedre Unica
Is Extending Their Offer On
WOOL BLANKETS
AND
LEATHER GLOVES
TO
FEBRUARY ,p8th
Take Advantage of This
Wonderful Saving on
First Quality Merchandise
N .0 W
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DEAD STOCK
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN
SURROUNDING DISTRICTS
FOR DEAD, OLD, SICK OR
DISABLED HORSES of , CATTLig
For PrOMPti Sanitait bisPaita
Day or Night Call
Leroy Acheson
ATWOOD 2ENItFt 14000
(I4O' toil metres/
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- .. s the time when road courtesy it metteitenlioi—gire the other
••• drivers a break! Snowbanks or drifting snow may .eOnceal
*lied Viihklest hidden dririeWO*1nteriectiont, and pedal" illette
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCall and
Mr. and ,Mrs, Herb rtenvig returned
noian .from a two Week vacation in
Plorkiii, On tiriday ,
Mr. and Mrd, *in. tiniasibili d
Xdtottorio. visited with Mr. and Mrs.
ICtstbri mettavin ?Wet` the weeit
end. . 4
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