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DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
Pprfel4RAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 Brussels, Ont.
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Brussels, Ont.
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COMPANY CAMPBELL SOUP
LIMITED
LISTOWEL
REQUIRE
FEMALE EMPLOYEES
OR TEMPORARY PLANT WORK
DURING THE
., FALL FOWL SEASON
APPLICANTS SHOULD VISIT THE PLANT PIRSON&LL
OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Want to save money
on equipment you'll
nead next year?
and get a big Early Trader's
the day you make your deal
Wedding Invitations
I Wedding and engagement annetincenrientie birth annimismo.
miepiti,"Congrraliloia invitations, golden and silver &naivete/4y
siessiiisceMetits, etc.
• 1,1,04, 4,
Mrs. 'Robert Cochrane
There passed away in Wingham
Hospital, Tuesday, October 9, in her
85th year, Sarah M. Cochrane,
welow of the late Robert Cochrane.
Born in West Zorra township, she
later moved to New Hambutig,
Following her marriage she came
to Grey Township where she lived
until coming to Brussels 14 yerits
ago, She was in failing health for
the last ten. years, Her husband
predeceased her in 1940.-
She Was a member Of the United
Church.
,The funeral service Was conducted
on Thursday, October 11th from the
D. A, Bann funeral home by Rey'.
t‹, Griffithe'.
She leaves to Menet her loss re
daughter, Mee. Ida Evans, One ,son,
Ernest, was killed hI 1938,
She was laid to rest hi Binieeele
cemetery,
Pallbearers were Mark .Cardiff',
George 'Blake, Williams .Stephenson,
Jelin Alcock, Archie tinge! and
Elmer Datiby.
SEAFO'RTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centro Bteeet
TELEPH.01418 4441
For all Weds of
Eruatela Reprewtlettve
snwri BAKER
PHONE 21111, BRUSSELS
tngh them to
hteVor ti*Ott, frdth•
btvreely parked cell's
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Thum; day. October Aline, 106e TIU 13BLISM08, POST •
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Orey 'Tvirp, Council
Meeting bold On Ootober Ord.
Moved by Archie Maun secontit'd
•: by Lawson Ward that the minutes of
the last last regular meeting and spec-
jai meeting of Sept. 13th be adopted
as read
Carried. 131.23
TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING
VILLAGE OF ..o.mmgo I for the
Village of 'Brussels will be received
by the Una MI gno4 until November
0, 1962,
State hourly rater and standing
time, •
Lowest or any tended not 11000s-
:1.111Y accepted.
• 'Wm, H. King,
"Village of Brussels
'untie** by Kenneth llray seconded.
by Archie Marin that we accept the
tenders of Lloyd jacklin at $0.50 per
hour and Glen McKercher at $7.00
Per hour for snowplowing for the.
196243 season under the super-
vision of the road superintendent
subject to 'the approval of the Dept,
of highways
— Carried
Agreemee+ Drain 39.00
I tomtit' MoKlunon, sheep
............. , ......
11Itteray Bray, fox bounty
Fart foX bOunIy
Mux :Demaray. foe: :twenty
FireMen 10 Lloyd Weber 's
David Brown, mitiutenaned
(leo. Rowland. gas
fire truck •‘..4
Quminghtin, gas•
title truck ............. 1.75
Clifford Duuber, Cote of
Revision, ,Sholdiee Drain 5,00
Archie Mann, Court of
Revision, Sholdice Drain „,. 5,00
Glenn Ifuether. Court of
Revision, Sholdice Drain „.. 5,00
Kenneth Bray, Court of
Revision, ,Sholdice Drain .... 5,00
T.ewson Ward, Court of
Revision, ..911oldice Drain .„ 5.00
Roads and Bridges 1,367.74
Canadian Nations
'NEW CATTLE GRUB
INSECTICIDE ALSO
CONTROLS LICE
A dipper and a. bucket
only implements needed to
new insecticide
warble grubs lice
cattle,
are the
apply a
that controls ,
and horn flies in 1
CONTROL
WARBLE
GRUBS, LICE
AND
HORNFLIES- RUELEN E*25Eisa safe, simpletreatment.
Just mix with water and pour on from cup or ladle. Low
in cost—only 8¢ per hundred pounds of bodyweight.
*Registered Trademark.
81113-62
IN MEMORIAM
SeTiltrioNSON — in loving memory
BC a dear Mother and Grand-
..itiother, the late Mrs. W.m.
Zesiirenson who died one year ago.
Igeekietiful memories woven in gold,
Is the pieture we dearly hold.
Mee. in our thearta her memory
' ffi kept
1pix love avid cherish and never
forget,
'71 The Speiran Family
Moved by Kenneth Bray seconded
by Glen Huether that we do now
open Court of Revision on the
Assessment Roll
— Carried
Ruelene 25E,
Chemical of
$3,607.61
Clifford R, Dunbar Reeve
Eelyth M. Cardiff Clerk
FOR SALE —
Frame house, completely re-
conditioned and modernized; 11/4
story instil brick house, cash or
terms; 1112 story brick house; 76
acre farm with good buildings.
For rent a good frame house in
Brussels with a piece bath, hot and
cold water, Apply to: Elmer
Ellacott Real Estate Salesman. for
W, Colquhoun, Phone 129 Brasfield
D. A. RANN
a prodeot of Dow
Canada, Limited, is a
systemic insectipide that is poured I
elong the back of the animal,. It is
absorbed through the skin and,
is carried into tke animals system,
killing warble grubs end. lice.
Dow Chemical, in cooperation
with a goverment, department . of
agriculture, last year completed a
series of tests of Ruelene 2.511 In.
November, 1961, -various herds Were
'treated with one pour-on application
of Ruelene. An equal. number of
cattle were left untreated to serve as
a control check.
The results have been uniformly
excellent. In one group, 'the treated
cattle had no grubs at all,. as
opposed to an average of 11.3 per
head for the untreated animals. In
another test, involving 4500 bead,
the treated group averaged 0.03
grubs per head compared with 9.0
grubs per head for the untreated, In
all - cases, owners reported an
apparent freedom from lice among
the treated animals until spring,
1962. •
Karlier developed methods of
control involved spraying cattle in
the spring after the grub had •
borrowed through the flesh and hide
of the animal. By killing warble
flies in an early larval stage, Ruelene
25E eliminates- this pest. before It
does damage to flesh and hide. Such
early control, in turn, usually means
better. weight .gains and feed effic-
iency. By reducing trimming losses,
hide dockage and down-grading of
cattle, Ruelene •25E promises to be
an effective tool in the hands of
cattlemen seeking higher profits.
The success of the tests snbstant-
Wes the claims of Dow Chemical
that one pour-on application of
Ruelene 25E in the fall, within the •
recommended use period, results in
the elimination of 95% or more of
cattle grubs, control of horn flies
for two to three weeks and a, reduct-
ion of both sucking and biting lice
infestations,
Moved by Glenn Huether second-
ed by Lawson Ward that the appeale
on the 1962 Assesemen. Roll be
as 'follows : .T Homer Henderson
business assessment sustained;
Buildings on See lot 34, con. 8,
reduced $150.
Fred Cox, no rebate on dog tax.
Leslie E. McKay, buildings reduced
$1560,
— Carried
Moved by Archie Mann seconded
by Kenneth Bray that we adjourn
'Court of Revision on the. 1962
Assessment Roll
— Carried.
Moved by Glen Huether seconded,
by Lawson Ward that we close
Court of Revision on the Sholdice
Municipal Drain and finally pass
By-law No. 13-1962.
Hutton — Clark
A pretty autumn wedding was
solemnized at the manse in G"anton
when Mona Irene. Clark exchanged
marriage vows with James Albert .
Hutton in a. double ring ceremony.
Officiating was a former Walton
minister, Rev. rW J. Maines, who
performed the marriage of the.
bride's parents 29 years ago. The,.
bride is the only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Clark of R.R. 1.,
Walton and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton,
R.R. 3, Listowel, •
The bride looked lovely in a hand.
made imported white French velvet
street length gown fashioned with
portrait neckline, elbow length
sleeves with rows of covered buttons. I
It featured a midriff bodice with
bands of circled iridescent sequins
and a sweetheart motif of sequins,
seed pearls and rhinestones. The
'full skirt. was accented with a
butterfly bow, A crown of 'iridescent
rhinestones and pearls held her
tiered elbow length veil of silk
ion. 'She carried a white bible
crested with pink sweetheart roses
and fern tied with white baby ribbon,
She wore a strand of cultured
pearls with matching earrings, the
gift of the groom.
A reception was held at the bride's
home for the immediate families.
The bride's mother received •wear-
ing a sheath dress of cobalt blue
silk faille with corsage of pink
roses, The groom's mother chose a
dress of blue printed silk with a
corsage of Talisman roses,
The dining room was tastefully
decorated with pink and white
streamers and bells and an arrange-
ment of autumn flowers. A three
storey wedding cake centred the.
bride's table with lighted candles
on either side.
Miss Eileen Williamson, cousin of
the bride, and a girl friend, Miss.
Carol Rebel-teen, served.
Guests were present from List-
owel, Exeter and Kitchener.
For 'travelling the bride donned a
donble knit 'two piece suit in royal
blue -with white feather hat and
black accessories and a corsage Of
shaded mums.
On their return they will reside is
'The bride is a graduate of Seaforth
District nigh School and Stratford
Teachers' College and is at present
On the staff of the Monkton Public
School.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
t
HONE 36 or 85 BRUSSELS, ONT.
Carried.
Moved by Kenneth Bray seeonded
by Archie Mann that we pass By-1
law No. 15-1962 on the Gordon Drain /I
as read a first and second time
— Carried
Moved by Lawson Ward seconded
by Glenn Huether that we finally
pass Supplementary By-law No. 16-1
1962 authorieing the Reeve and
Treasnrer to borrow $10,000 from
the Canadian Imperial.
,
Bank of ,
Commerce, Brussels, until the taxes
are collected 1
— Carried
Moved by Archie Mann seconded
-by Glenn T-Triether that we pass BY-1
law No. 17-1902 to repeal By-lawl
No. 14-1962
— Carried
Moved by Glenn Huether seconded
by Archie Mann that we pass Berd.
law No, 18.1962 as read a first
second and third time to amend BY-
law'No, 6-1963
— Carried
Moved by Lawson Ward seconded
by Kenneth Bray that we pass By-
law No, 19-1962 lin:der the Tile
Drainage Act
- Carried
Moved by Archie Mann seconded
by 'Kenneth Bray that we finally
pass By-laws No: No. 20 and 21-1902 i to assess and levy tax rates and to I
set the date for Nomination of
Candidates on November 29th and
Election on December 8th also to
eprmiet Demitv Returning Officers,
fuel Poll Clerics
- Carried,
Moved by Kenneth Bray seconded
by Glenn Huether that we give a
grant of $100.00 to Brussels Morris
and . Grey Recreational Committee
--- Carried
Moved by Glenn Httether secerided
by Lawson Ward that all approved
Accounts he paid
EARLY TRADING with II-1 means cash savings
—and a good deal! For a maximum bonus, close
your deal now. No cash down required your
trade-in usually suffices for a Bonus deal. This
sound business opportunity puts cash in your hand
• today and best equipment on your farm later
When at , r Park your old machinery on your
• If-t dealer :low and let it collect a cash ,bonus
instead of rust.
— Carried
Moved by Lawson. Ward seconded:
by 'Kenneth Bray that we do neve •
adjourn .to meet again November
3rd or at the Call of the Reeve
— Carried
The following accounts were paid:
Township of SeafOrth,
The earlier
you trade,,
the bigger
your
Bonus
Cheque!
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TIME TO PLANT
Yes it is time to plant Tititedi
Bulbs not.
Grotear's Superior Market have
a good supply In now4
tinnefted &feet from ttoliand ail
tubs are Top Grade No 1,
STRAYtii
TO lot 13, g drey 14**, tt
teer, aboitt 800 lbs. OSvtiOP Can
helve same by paying all
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brittle- flerrige: Ilarri And dcilorif
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omen rill *itifer,
Pliente Viet'
debenture payment
nigh School ... 1,245,02
East 'nuron Agri. Society
grant ..... . ... ...... ..” .... 300.60
Recreational Committee,
grant ......
Ont. Municipal hoar& fee
Two, of kribm.
rielienteree ........ 5.66
School Area No, 2:
11.35
Callancler Nursing Hoene 19.15
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