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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-10-11, Page 5Bay Hanna was re-elected director of the Huron District Farmers' Union at their annual meeting in Clinton Thursday night, Oct, 4. Sub-directors elected were John Semple, Ed- gar Rathwell, George Campbell and Frank. Hill. Other officers elected were Mrs. T. Govenlock, Seaforth, Women's Director; Mrs. Carl Dalton, Seaforth, as treasurer; and Mrs, Gordn Hill, as press ' secretary, Brief reports were given by local presidents and last year's i officers. Mrs, Clovenlock cam- mented on Agriculture Minis- ter Hamilton's remarks that the government had solved the ag- ricultural problems in the West and were going to concentrate : now in Quebec and the -Mari- times, Referring to this, she said; "East is east and west is west, but where is Ontario?" Ray Hanna gave air-outline of • his activities during the year, and suggested that in the fu- ture Farm Union members should become more aggres- sive. "We must be in a very strong position so we can deal more directly with opposing factions," he said, Whitewall tires optional at extra cost 1111 F R 5 0.163-G Bend; Wayne lefillian, RR 5, Goderich, best crown. Special utility class, vonald Perrie, Brussels, best finish; Arnold Young, RR 5, Goderich, best crown; John Feagan, RR 5, Goderich; Jim Bolger, RR 3, Walton; businessmen's class, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Craig, Har- vey Coleman. JERMYN—MURRAY On Thanksgiving Day, Oct. -8, at 10 o'clock, Brussels Anglican Church Was the setting for a ceremony Of interest, when Bonin Alice Murray becaMe the bride of John Roy Jermyn. Rev, H. L. Jennings officiated, ' The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Don Murray, of Toronto, and the late Mr. Murray, and the groom is the only son of Mrs, Laura Jermyn, of Brussels, and the lath Thomas Jermyn. After the ceremony,the groom's sister, Mrs. Alma Pink- hey, of ,Seaforth, served a de- licious Thanksgiving wedding dinner, held at the home of Mr. Antos W, Corby, Of Luisa St., Seaforth. Gneata Were present frOM Godetich, tressele, Seaforth and Toronto, The cottple Will reside in Toronto. bead stick.-661Ade, ACHESON'S • Irti,Cotthty Caticipaitot For The Biihd. Ctitulty Obiettiv.$6,00000. Send' your donation' MR. it, B. diitAISIti. i4t1.1n •••••11••••1•••111n 11 THE BRUSSEIZ Tlrerea47,. ,.000ber 1141.1e 19.13e . BEST EVEN.• • 1962 Caoada .Savings'Boi* EASY TO BUY SIMPLE TO CASH fi GOOD TO KEEP ON DISPLAY NO • • ' ..• • • * luxury Sedan in ete yo Sold by S r 1A- YN • AKER Brussels, Ont. Phone 263J Agent for ROSS KNOVVLES & COMPANY LTD. 0 0 - • )ynamic 88 Convertible , rAv.,. '• . - *•-••+: 41,v I 4,0,e, Siva 4.1>eksh. eee'eeteeeeetetele HURON DISTRICT FAR ERS' UNION RE-ELECTS RAY HANNA, MRECTOR 'AA*.t:K.01 ;f farmers depends on their ac- tions now. Gordon Hill thanked t h e speaker. It was decided during a short business period which followed, to have an inform.- tion meeting on milk market- ing at a later date. Robert Tay- lor and Edgar Rathwell are in charge, ... ,,, . •• • •• " • • „;$$,AitiWinigs' 5 t.tetteete.i.eeeteeeteetekteettie Super 88 Holiday Sedan PLOWING MATCH CONTINUES DESPITE BAD- WEATHER, Despite wet, sticky graund, conditions, the Huron County plowing match went ahead as scheduled on Saturday. The ground was almost • too sticky for good plowing, but the plow- men were able to make the annual match, of the -Huron County Plowmen's Association one of the better ones in recent years, , Paul •Turnbull, of Dashwood, had the best-plowed land in the tractor classes, and Edgar Howatt in the horse class, dur- ing the day, Mr.. Turnbull won the Esse champion tractor spe- cial, and Mr, Howatt the second special from that company: The match was held on the farm of Howard • Feagan, just one mile north of Bemniller. It was the 36th annual match, and 34 competitors were enter- ed in tractor classes, and one in the horse division. L. E. Cardiff, MP for Huron, is sec- , , , -es. Ale's 'a txotaimali Starfire Coupe There,waiting waiting for you, with its long look of elegance to sweep you into 1963, is Oldsmobile. This is the car for you ... with unrivalled performance ... unstinted luxury. For 1963, each Oldsmobile series is distinctively different, with its own special grille and rear-end styling. So which '63 Olds will it be for you? Your Oldsmobile Dealer has all the answers. See him soon! Super 88, Holiday Coupe 7776:ve:s' iggernethrizq extra"aboat 014,471%7,9 an A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE A discussion on it., giros and eons of compulsory marketing followed. Mel Tebbutt, the provincial president, attended this meet- hie. He gave a very stirring and thought-provoking address on farm organization, present and future. He said that pres- ent-day farm organizations must retarytreasurer of the associa- ask themselves if they are tion, and William Berrie, RR 3, strong enough and have facile Brussels, is president. ties at hand to do the job ex- Jointer plow with skimmer in pected of them, sod, Edgar Hewett, Beigrave; He outlined a few suggestions , tractor class, boys and girls for building a good :farm or- r under 19 years, Larry Young, ganization: (1) Local officers RR 5, Goderich; Barry Milli", must collect memberships, as it Goderich; best crown and fin- can be done cheaper this way; isle. Larry Young. (2) Meetings must be attractive; Tractors drawing as many (3) Adequate finance is neces- Sary to carry on an extensive I plows as you wish, Kenneth Cardiff, RR 2, Brussels; John research program so that when Clark,, RR meeting the government or 5, Brussels; best crown and finish, John: Clark. other groups, we can present Tractors drawing wide bottom plows, John Feagan, Goderich; our case. ' James Ribey, Glen Ribey, both "We must not be .satisfied of Goderich; best crown, John Feagan; best finish, James Ribey, New green class for boys and girls under 15 years, non-win- ners, Lawrence Becker, Dash- wood, best crown and finish; Gordon and Neil Ryan, RR 1, Walton, Senior high school class un- der 19 years, Paul Turnbull and Robert Becker, Dashwood, best crown and finish,- Alex Guiutzen and Graeme Craig, RE, 3, Wal- ton; Harry and Douglas Srilicl- who has to absorb them, but leyGoderich. When the farmer is faced with Junior high school class, Gov • shriller problems he finds he don Pryce, RR 1, Dublin, and n a position to pass the Cecil Ryan, Seaforth; Robert is not i added costs on to the coesttin Hickey and Kenneth Brindley, Goderich; Gordon Pryce and Ce- er," cil Ryan, best crown and finish:' Tebblitt: closed his re- Mounted plows only, Wayne marks by reiniiiding farmers Durbin, Auburn, best finish; that they control their own Russell Des Jardine, Grand destiny and their future as t Bend; Larry Taylor;. Grand with what we have," Mr. Teb- butt continued, "we must look ahead and build a solid founda- tion." "Communications to farmers are very bad," Mr, Tebbutt said, "It is impossible for a few farm leaders to get . all the knowledge that comes their Way back to the producer, When, business concerns such as implement - mamifaeletrers are met with higher costs, these. are passed on to the farmer! WtM,. Elston that the road accounts as presented by the Road Super- intendent be paid -- Carried Moved by Jag. accounts by Ross Smith seconded Mair that the general as presented be paid — Carried AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Household Effects in the VILLAGE OF WALTON on. SATURDAY, OCT. 20th, at 1 at the Walton Station Heavy Duty 4 burner Electric SteVtk Refi•igerator (good) 4ACA Victor ;Television, (good) Complete Bedroom Suite 3 Cupboards Single Bed. Double Bed Vacuum Cleaner (Hoover) Floor Polisher Rug 9x12„ Washing Machine Two burner Rangette Couch 'Kitchen Suite, ta1319 • mid 4 chairs Ironing Board Baby Carriage Pets Pans Cutlery' 1Seandwiche Grill Toaster Steam Iron Electric Clock Record Player - Mantel gnat° Table tamp Dresser TA-tien Trunita Sabin Other Articles tee tilinieretia mention. Terms Dash Proprietor -- M. Dronldk Audh.— Harold JaclisOlt Ole* Geotte feoWell Moved by Walter Shortreed sec- onded by win, Elston that the meeting adjourn to meet again on. November 5 at 1 pint or, at the call of the Reeve — Carried W Elston, Court of Revision ,Sholdice Dr„ . . .... . .... 5.00 Smith, Court of Revision .Sholdice Dr, -5.00 J, Alair, Court of Revision ,Sholdice ........., ...... ..... .„,. 5,00 W. Shortreed, Court of Revision Sholdice Dr, 5.00 M.Carnochari,LaidlawDrain .....110,00 Johnston Drain ..., 287.50 Docile Craig, Johnston- Drain 35.0 Walter Shortreed Drain 18,00 Wingliam Motors Fire Trnek repairs 35.12 Morris Twp. Council Tee Council met in the Township Hall on October 1, with all the ! -members present, The minutest of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Walter Shortreed and Jas. Mair Moved by Ross Smith, seconded by ,Wm. Distant that the Court of Revision o n the Assessment Roll be opened — Carried No appeals were received. Moved by Walter Shortreed, I seconded by Jas. Male that the I paid: Road Accounts Court of Revision on the 1963 ; Assessment Ron be closed. I Genera( Accounts W. MeArter„ Wages and mileage ...........„ .. ..... .. , „‘,.. ott,i1611. it W. Tiffin, express .. , .. ,..t,...,te -t 1.25 -. getee ,T, Smith, wages .... ......... „„ - t Relief AcceiltitS .„„„.,,,,,,,..„. .roved by Walter Shoetreed seep . Geo, Martin,. postage ended by P.088% Smith that the . Kelly and Pease Eraott ..., -.2,10 IVIA-l'el CI4r1.11;?.d,bilVi.raa!ews.ages ---0.- Cittnirt Of. Revision on time Sholdiee‘ Callender Nursing Hanle .....,„ 79.75 , A. IlikleY, filel Ott and Drain be eloSed and that By-TAtt,W 8., Proeter seledting jlitOrd „„ 4.00 ' and grease ......,„.„.... .......... The following accounts were tt 214.221. 101,20 227.70 59.00 1.81,40 No, 10, 1962 he filially passed Y., 'Brewer, selecting jurors .... 4.00 -- arrie. CI, Martin, selecting jurors „.. 4,00 Moved by Walter Shortreed see- ilrussels Pair, grant .... 200,00 onded by tender of Pran Wm k Kirkby and Soli to , Elston that the myth Belgra,ve FairF ait, gt , grant srie ..... 15500 00.66 construct the Sholdice Drain less W.. EistOn, Cant of Revision alto woi.lt olit216160,0(loolliiio ntiteet itYActioadfor AaSeSsluoilt, ••-••,t ..... •••• 6..06 tl'to strict of Assessment Roll $.06 0,Firrted, Tt, Smith, Conn of Revision Moved by lea, Mair, Seconded by f Assosmnent ........ .5.00 Boss Smith that 13,y-Ittpv No. 11 Jas Malt Colitt Revisien irlc`' setting the NOrnitation for Assessment Roll 5.00 1925.44 C.Orrigated Pine Cie., culverts ..... ..... 139.79 S. .Sweeney, hulidesfrig .„.„ .... „ 552.00 tistowel Transport, freight „5,08 Poininion Read Machinery CO. ;repairs 841.11 '&iehouten math* gross 131.0 Ttailford. Crushing gravel....... ........ Veirses 1V'elding, welding BeArlY 15.8T Weertetb Shortreed, COUrt of ReVistont cement ........ ...... 314,23 NOveniber 21*, 1962 arid the eIeetiOn, noowtor, for tiettorrovr 1, 1962 ;and 0110elnitiig beenty V,olturnIng Officer mid Pol l OlorIN Iv," Passed Carried Moved by Seeended I head, M4 it, 1 jsb i1 1 Phone Atwoott 356 2622; Collect Literioe` litifidet MS08§111611t 13.pil t.„.„. ..... „ 5,00 1 j. (1. 'AtVeli. gil ,...„ .... ......,... .0.80 I toe(+4,11.11t1)16:6ter6;66:4 ilitiitilit.' finlee; L. 11',1.0 Pino(ft8f, eTtitior, Vele n cartociiith, iittathad t4embillk. Mie et 1% i -T• Brewer, balance of salary „.,g0,00' i work . — ...,...,.,t, 33,50 , - -- -- ' t''. -- Con. -4; Atioidtm TJr; .....,,„....... ....... ,.. 6-6, lt, ''f.°'ttti't tr6bt6.1. 6(46' 6 96.tt 11 IC.fc't;llii(ile 6* 6il'rtjtt:1111::t.)14iitt'd'::: k E.4 . Praetor, Collet of BevfelOti . titenVe ) Clerk , 1