HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-01-25, Page 4Wan. MOArtetr, Mileage &
Road Accounts
Nr3vaogaresi member . , .... .......... .... 60.00
118.87
Jos. Smith
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Mel Craig'
57.50 i
11
Clarence White 97.90
60 i
Bryans 'Welding, repairs .., 56.31
78.59
Topnotch Feeds, salt
J. C, McNeil, oil
3
0
Glenn Snell, snow plowing .... 464489.:0
Wingham Tire, 2 tubes.
75056 I.
Begrave 'CceOn., sal.t 12.50 1
Sawyer Massey, blades ....„ , 5139.'187°
Ideal Supply, brake fluid
Lietowei Transport, freight ,, 2,01
Walter S. 'Scott, insurance 231.5a i
Morris Township, "Purvey
Drain ...... , ............ 168.75
The following appointments were
made under By'Law No, 1,
Assessor — Jack Brewer — $600,0 0
Clerk — George Martin — 775,00 ;
Tax Collector--1Geo. -Martin-350.00 I
Treasurer—Nelson Higgins— 500.00:
Poundkeepers Carl Johnston,
Stewart McLennan. Ross Purvey,
John Bowman, Stanley Hopper, ,
Robt. 'Mill, Mervyn Pipe, 'ROTA. 1
Grashv, IVICCutcheon, Ernest
Robt, Bird, Wm, Craig, Geo,
Blake, Job, Nesbitt, Rae T-Tuether. •
Livestock Valuators Pert,
'Genies, 'rhos. Miller,
Fenceviewere —
Northwest — Harold Procter,
Milor Ca.se.more, Bert Casemore
Northeast Wilfred Warwick,
Wm, Peacock, Frank Sellers.
Earn ,5%; with Safety
Head Office: Stratford
Seud this coupon to your nearest British Mortgage 'Office in Brampton,
Gioderich, Hanover, S.iistowel or Stratford.
— I enclose my cheque for $ for inveatmemt for years.
— Please send me a free folder giving full information.
NAME
ADDRESS
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BRITISH MOetTGAGE
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES
To invest — see your local agent or send your
cneque to your neatres.t British Mortgage office.
Invest today — interest begins the day you invest.
•••••••••••1.0
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per hour
Mel Craig 1,15 per hour
Truck Driver — Clarence White —
$1.10 per hour
Labor ;Wages $1.00 per holir
Stewart Procter Geo, Martin
Clerk Reeve
FOR SALE e-
Arleta, cocktail length, Bawer
evening gown, strapless, size 14
satin pumps', size 73i, to match.
Marion Michel Phone 70
— $100 :Or irpre.
— 3 to.. 10 years
- interest paid by cheque.
- authorized by lair as
investments for trust 'funds,
BRITISH
MORTGAGE
& TRUST
COMPANY
Southwest — James Wilson, Bruce
Smieh, Chas. Souch
Southeast — 'Kenneth McDonald,
James Smith, Harvey McCutch-, eon.
Weed Inspector — Gordon Nicholson
Graderman — Jos. 'Smith $1,16
AS LOCAL
AS YOUR 4th,
NEWSPAPER
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Its pages may carry news from around
the world but you think of it as your
local paper. And it is—reporting
• local events, identifying itself with
local causes and the daily life of
the community.
— .
In much the same way, the branch of
the chartered bank where you do
your banking is a vital part of the
local scene, serving local needs—
serving you.
At the same time, however, the local
branch is part of a larger, nation-
wide banking system. As such, it puts
at your disposal knowledge, ,experi-
ence and resources that extend far
beyond local horizons, linking your
community with the rest of the world.
THE CHARTERED BANKS
SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Thuna'claY, sTant.larY 25th, 190 .""1:
subscripthene 34,69
'Roo.account --a.m.-- 1,14,46;
Hydro, Bleetrie, Beigruye
Street Lights ,,,,,,, ,„ 104,02;
Waltoa Street lights 72,07
Callender Nursing Home ,,.,..,,,,,.92,75.
Mercury BluopritIting Go, Ltd.
drainage level ..... ..... 0037
Biroolthaven Nursing Home „,„ 185.50
Ontario Association of
Aural Municipalities 15.00
Post Publishing House,
ftdvertistug ...... ...... „... 4,00
Pineerest Manor Ltd. 02.75
Hairry 'Wright Burke Drain 14.50
I Lloyd 'Wheeler, Burke Drain ..„ 12,00
Victoria Hospital, drugs ...... „ 26.80 j
Ti, H. Coultes, Hospital
Canadian Vocational Training Programme.
For Persons
'Murray ',Hoover, Ago. ,Smith,
Mae -Deneereyi Archie .epeipbell.
Ross Stephenson„ Cslitford. Bray
Seat Ilileleteen„ Wint. Bremner, .
James ',CI:Miler,. Jeenee Williainage„ •
Leidy Director Mrs, Boss. 'Knight
Comnieflity DirectorA
Cream - ,,,,,,,,,, Doug Fraser.
Hog • Martin Bann.
James 'Smith
Rose Keight
Charles Thoneas
Doug Frame
Williamson
Jack Knight thanked the Direct-
Ors 'for their support during his term
as president and asked the !same
loyal 'support for his successor,
The lunch committee served lunch.
co-operation with the Federal
provincial Trade Schools, end'
munielPalities where technicel
available, training for unence
-The Province of Ontario, in
Government, whit provide in
eepen request in some local
'and porameroial faellities are
persons. male or female, in certain trade or corm
subjects, provided that there are sufficient applio,
The aim of this programme is, to train people for
employment.
ployed
mercigl
ations,
luture
Peet
Poultry
Auditors
MUNICIPALITIES. WISHING TO SET UP
LOCAL TRAINING PROGRAMMES;
Write to the Director, Vocational Training,
Department of Education,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto,
PR,OSPECTIVE TRAINEES;
Contact your nearest National Employment. Service office
for information about courses now offered in Ontario,
1.1VileG ALLOWANCES
Where Unemployment Insurance benefits are exhausted or'
do not apply, trainees are paid living allowances.
Morris. 'Twp. Council
The 'Council met in the Township
Fall Fall on Januery S, with all the
members present.
The following signed the Declar-
ation of Office;
Reeve — Stewart Procter
Cotmcillors — Walter Shortreed,
William Elston, James Mats, and
Ross Smith,
Rev. Anderson of Belgrave United
Church conducted a devotional
period, Jas. Mair and Walter Short-
reed ow behalf of the Council ex-
pressed appreciation to Mr. Anderson
for a donation for the bazaar. Moved.
by Betty Knight, seconded. by Kay
Pleiefer that we bring something for'
the bazaar in ,Mareh, Pt was moved
by Doris McDonald that we donate'
our February seushine collection
to the Kennedy fund. Doris .McDon-
ald gave the annual lqaitland
Presbyterial report held at Wingham. . for coming to the 'meeting.
January 9th. The topic "A The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Walter Shortreed. and Ross Smith,
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Jas. Mair that the applicat-
ion for a tile drainage loan be
approved
Tuesday,
Dream Come True" was read by
tle.ace Evans. The first, sixth and
eeventh verses of hymn 410 were
iing. Betty Knight closed the meet-
ing with plrayer, Lunch was served
by the hostess .assisted by Doris
McDonald and Eleanor Stephenson,
The annual meeting of Knox
"Presbyterian Church will be held on
Monday evening, January 29 at 9.20
in the church. Lunch will be served
et the close of the meeting;
Mrs. H. A. Johnston
'rho passing of Mrs, Gertrude
"."Feierene loans-ton, age 76, oceured in
the University Hospital, Saskatoon,
December 30., 1961.
The funeral service was held.
Necinesclay, San. 3, at awo o'clock.
'from Bigger United Mauch con.- •
ducted by Rev. D. 'Weatherburn.
lass Shirley Rowland sang "Be-
eitend the Sunset" and Mrs. E. .,
'Davidson was organist.
Honorary Pallbearers were{
Nessers D. Augustin, F. Radford, I
Arnott, W. Penley, T. Moore,
.and G. Bateman. •
Active pallbearers were Messrs. •
lret. McGowan, C. geese. T. Sommer- ,
field G, Belly, S. Moore and J. •
Martins..
Burial was in Biggar cemetery
with Ttigegar Funeral Home in I.
-elearge of arrangements..
Xis. Johnston was born in Morris
Township and went West to Teelfield
in 1916. In 1918 she married. Henry
.34ienston. Tn. 1955 they moved
to Biggar where they resided until
'her death.
Mrs. Johnston was active worker
in the community and church affairs,
"bang a Life Member of the WA.&
and. 'a member of the W.A. and at
.hone time a Sunday Sunday teacher
:at Elelfield Church.
She is survived by her widower.
,three daughters, Mrs. Weida Hing-
-ston, Caveil; Mrs. Leone Baker,
-Derell: Mrs, Beth May. Fiske.; one
brother, .T. C. Biliby of Biggar and
erne sister. Mrs. M. Calder, of
Edmonton end ten grandchildren.
Tn lieu of flowers donations were
made to (least Foundation Fund."
Her oniet and reserved manner
'made :her a beloved friend and
-tetalateve and won the terve and
sympathetic iinderstanding of all
her fellow workers.
Moved by
by Jas. Mair
appointing
— Carried
Moved by Jas. Mair, seconded by
Win. Elston that we pay the
membership fee to the Ontario
Association of Rural Municipalities
— Carried
Mair' that Ross Smith
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Ins,
be our member on the Maitland I
Valley ConstirVation. Authority for
- Elston:,seec'aorerdie'ectil
that By-law No.' 1, 1962
Township Officials,
GREY TOWNSHIP
FEDERATION MEETING
Grey Township Federation held its,
annual meeting in Ethel Com-
muity Center on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
.Progressive Euchre started tne
evening's program, off with the
following winners: Ladies high
Mrs. Joyce van Vliet; men, Scott
McLeon; low 'score for ladies, Mrs,
Wilfred Seiecklere men, Tan van
Vliet; most lone hands, Ross
McLean; low score for ladies, Mrs.
Dunbar.
Pound-keepers, Livestock Valuators,
Fenceviewers, Weed Inspector,
lOradermen and Truckdriver be I
passed as read the first, second and
third time
— Carried
Moved by Welter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Ross Smith that By-Law
No 2, 1962 authorizing the Treasur-
er to borrow up to $60,000 from the
Imperial Bank of Commerce in.
Wingham be passed as read the let,
2nd and 3rd times
— C Moved by Wm., Elston, se:oliirrliea pd
by Ross Smith. that Jas. Mae, he a
topreeentativeit on the Brussels
Recrea Lionel Committee for 1962'
-- Carried.
Jack Knight, presIdent called the '
meeting to order and asked the
secretary to read the minutes of
the bet annual meeting, treasurer's
report. and. also the auditor's report.
These were all adopted. II
Elmer Ireland, Wingham, County'
preeident, brought greetings front I
the County making special mention
Stephenson: lucky chair prize, Geo.
this year, to he held in .Seafortb,
Mr, Ireland mentioned the several
CRA NBROOK
community group votes that will he
, held this year and hoped Grey Town-
ship farmers would support them. Graribrook Evening Auxiliary The Huron County Hog Produere
The January meeting of the annual meeting will be held on
thanbrook Evening Auxiliary was February 13 with 'George McKay°
bald at the home of Mrs, Jack of 'the Marketing Board as' guest
Knight with nine member's present, speaker.
"The leader, Mrs. Ross Knight opeged Mrs. Carl Hemingway, a director
the meeting with a verse "Call to of 'Huron County Safety Council
Worship." First, third and, fourth reported on that body's' annual
-7orses of hymn 126 were sung. The
scripture reading Psalm 8 was' read
in unison, The New Year's theme
was read by Mrs. Jack Knight, Mrs,
Nelson and Betty Knight, Betty
Knight led in prayer, The meeting
Was then turned over to the presid-
gest, Marilyn Engel, The minutes of
the last meeting were read and
approved. The roll call was
answered With a New Year's verse.
`The collection was' taken by Grace
'Evans. The sunshine collection was
'taken by Doris McDonald, It was
-was moved by Doris and seconded
by Eleanor that we buy six retnembie.
nice -cards. It was decided that alt I
members take sandwiches to the
nnntai meeting Jan. 29th at 8:30,
At nets euggeeted , that we give ten
'tents lunch eolleetien. The. secretary
is to write to Simpsorie and natoris
Moved by Jas. Maim, seconded by
Walter Shortreed that, Wm. Elston.
and Clare Vanbamp he representa-
tives on the Belgrave Arena Board.
-- Carried
Moved by Ross Smith, seconded
by Jas. Mair that Walter Shortreed.
and Stewart Procter he represonta-
Lives on the `Myth Fire Area Board
— Carried
Moved by Was. Elston, seconded
meeting held that day, A Safety by Walter Shortreed that Stewart
Film "Pardise Valley`' is avallabe Procter and Ross Smith be retire-
to any organization caring to nee it, sentatives on the Wingham. Fire
Booklets on Huron County accidents Area Board
wore avaiahle at th e door. r- Carried
Farmers' are facing difficult, times i Moved by ,Tas. Mair, seconded by
stated Carl Hemingway, County l Ross Smith, that R. H. Cotiltes be
Fieldnean. There are tnose who are the representative on the Wingham
:saying that beeauge fanners are not Hospital Beard
making profits they Sell oat to
large corporations', howeVer any
farmer making a decent living le not,
selling out. Referring to CO
OOefativeo• they are setting the
priees and the others are following,..
In 13 peeve tithe Co-en ineuratiee hiss
of the leadership trebling course
Mr. Hemingway presided for the
election of Offiters:
President „ .... Jan win Vliet
Vied Pree, .... Strickler r
Scheel Section Directors ....
— Carried.
Moved by Ross Smith, seconded
by Jas. Maim that the printing con-
tract for 1962 he given to Blyth,
Standard at $184.00
- (harried I.
it was agtreed that Council salaries
be set as follows:
Reeve — $260,00; Cotineillore —
$175,00• each,
•
•
r-e Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, see.
endedby 'Wm. tiston that the
general accounts es presented be
taid
Carried
Moved by Waiter Shortreed, see-
onded by 'Ross Smith that the road
rideminte as presented lay the Road
Superintendent be paid
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1664 3.0 et t t St rtgl e '1,1 .!.' 0 - V. ib,. .,— 40'
fp' Doubles $10-W..0
4 dErstrol 5-3333
ere Carried
On motion et Win. Eietete and 'Ina,
littile the 'Meeting ,edibertied to nieet
agrilts on Felirl itiry ,5 tit i P,Iii.
10iiie e' ' ree thittried
The folloWiror oneermts wore paid:.
e'..sriA:rAt Ateetirite
COnlitv tip tforoa, erdieettrie"
telteg .. .. $34'3.63
1,rol .i 603 (411'6166 f16:ileitififft,
oft .T`tigh Selicitil ..... .......... 135.6d:
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