HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-12-20, Page 5FOR SALE —
P.,ouse and lot on Mill Street, with
hardwood floors and new furnace.
For further Particulars apply to
Mrs. Ken Tyerman Phone 422W6
WANTED —
RAW FURS
Mink, Muskrat, Racoon. Better
prices. Write or phone:
Harry Dale, Ingersoll, Ont, Plums
I 331-R Will ca. ,-•
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TENDERS WANTED
1 Tenders will be received by the
oindersigned until December 2Sth,
1962, alt 6 p.M., for the position of
I earetaker for Brussels Public
Schee/.
I Duties to commence PO, 1st 19113
State salary expected. Lowest or
any 'tender not necessarily "accepted.
Elizabeth P. Elliott.
Secretary-Trensurer
reusse/s School Beard
Brussels, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders Iv'el be received by the
runderSigned until January 7th, 1963
j for the position of caretaker in each
of the nine schools in the or.sy
Township School Area No. 1.
Applicants to state salary. Duties
to commence February 1st, 1963,
Norman 5, Hoover
Sec. Grey TSA No.
R. it 8, Ilnassels
Claus Parade in Brussels. It was
also decided' to give a pair of
blankets to a needy tawny In the
community. ,
The highlight of -the meeting was
a demonstration Of Chtistmae,
'decorations by litr. Van (eest,
florist, Listowel. The floral arrange-
ments by Mr. Van Deest Ivere won
by Mrs, Pill Bremner, Mrs, Tim raft
end Mrs. 'Urban 15acbartne.
'The members exchanged Christ-
mas nits. which were handmade.
A delicious lunch • was served by
Mrs, Thissel IX:night and Mrs. Martin
McDonald.
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MORRIS SCHOOL BOARD
Regular meeting of Morris
School Board was held in the town.
ship Hall on December 6. All
members were present. Minutes
of the November meeting were read
and approlied,
Thirty new school desks were
ordered for No. 7 and No. 10 from
Imperial. School Desks, Patrons.
The Board is advertising in local
papers for school caretakers for
1963.
The Secretary Was instructed to
write a GoderIch Insurance firm
to have a representative at our next
meeting.
The following bill were Passed for
paymisnt,
nutter, tu'al 88,94
3'.• Brewer, fuel 83.18
,E.Ood School. Supplies 380.24
II/radium Hardware . , ..... 14,08
A lexander EnrdWare, .. . 11.62
Huron tibrary, „, 135.00
G. Bedford gravel 6,00 Face it sod" things have to be imported!
gut would a buffalo do as wel I? The treuh le is that we Canadians import
too much for our own good. We ate, in fact the world's greatest importers of
manufactured goods.
Look at thesefiguret which show the aVerage yea rly expenditure on imported
manufactured goods for the people of four nations:
Canadians—V35 -per person. Americans —$35 per persOit Brititiv—V6 Pet
person. West Germans—$60 per person,.
if each of us reduced our import buying by just WO and diverted that
Money to the"purchase of Canadian products, the province of Ontario would
gain 600,000,600 vital dollars which would help provide 60,0tig new jobs I
Every Consumer should satisfy himself that there is no Canadian equivalent
before he reaches out his hand for an imported product By becoming "label
Conscious," he will probably find that often habit has led hit' to the im poi tcd MORE 0 IVO ME kJ
helpmate the GOAN Jobs that Ontario ne odt for the prospoi ty of all its people,.
Buy that, and graztrige:t:,1•:-.0v;es:: ;1?et‘. aolloi
Mdtgirias at Oniado,
product The Canadian product) alongside, maybe just at good,
Beirnes Welding .& Equipment
Phone 15 1 Brussels
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COOP HEATING EQUIPMENT CONTRACTS
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iN M4MOBIAM,
in loving menory of a
dear wife 0,414 mother, jnna
ourne, who passed away ono
year ago, December 31, 1901,
Iai our Imarts yolir memory 11,04,01•43,
Sweetly, tender, kind and true;
There is net a ally, 4.04r Mpthpr,
That we do not think of you,
4.4•,04.4
m.-Linden Store
DUON NATALE DOLDOG KARACSONY1 CINNDPEKET
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NOLLAKI StIONA DIWIT KAAA XIUTOYI,ENNA
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MILAI)ON SAID 4 LIECTIITO DOUECTDO NPVIGTODO
LINKSMKALEDLL vesa,t 4 vicNoc4 'Jo ye my e :Merry Christmas
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YOUR 131110E TO
C ristit as g
YOUR LIST FOR 'THE MEN and WOMEN ON
a Large~`- New Fresh Selections
'Sadly missed by Don
and the boys
WI.:4ETTARD 0--- In loving memory
of a dear mother and grand-
mother, Sarah E. Whitten!, who
Passed away three years ago
December 13th, 1959
Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother,
••••••••*.t.tt,..-1,
IN MEMORIAM
It Is sweet to breath thy name;
,
1
In rife we loved you dearly,
In death, we do the same.
Lovingly remembered by Forrest,
Lois and children.
Bring YoUr ihopping list along
and let or experienced staff help you
4,
AS LOW AS
PHOTOGRAPH BY CAVOOK THE GREAT 4TAIRGASE, PARLIAMENT gotomo, .quggiv's PARK t
The Cliriatmas Card /shown above
, is unijque In that it conveys
greeting to its citizens in so many
languages. The Department of, the
,Provincial Secretary and Citizenship
of OnIario bah produced Stich a card,
TIM for the third year,
C11.46iNEIROOK TdE LYilliam Linden STORE DR. DONALD M. NOBLE, M. D.
e,HYSIC1AN and SURGEON Pet On, In Knox Presbyerian Church
Sunday . morning (he new pulpit light
was presented by Brian Evans on
behalf of the. Y.P$'. and dedicated by
.;Mr. B, G. Nelson, The cross will be
dedicated at w later date, A pleasing
ChrisWas duet was contributed by
Misses Judy iVlachan and Brenda
Ward of "Union.
'On Christmas eye a eandle-light
service will be held in KnoX Church
at nine o'clock,
Baskets of flowers were placed in 1
the church on Isunday in memory of {
a member, the late Mrs. Sohn Pride I
The service in (Knox Presbyteran 1
Church on. December 30th is being
cancelled in favour of the closing
service at 'Union Church,
Mr. and Mrs. 13ev. Weber and
sons, r,istowel, visited on Sunday at
the, home of Mr. and Mrs. Fail, i
Dunn,.
C'ranbrook W. I.
'Mrs. Steffler, Mrs. K. McDonald
and Wiles fena Noble were hostesses
to the December meeting of the
Cranbrook women's Instlitute in the
,Commttnity Centre. The members
responded to the roll call by giving
new hints for rhristmas dinner..
The motto, a gift without the
giver is bare, was given by Mrs.
Jae. Bremner.
During the business section of
the meeting t was decided to give
five dollars towards the Santa
ARGYLE AVENUE For Quality et—Satisfaction LISTOWEL
Around the Corner from the Bank of Montreal — Across
From the Post Office
Ob•AtOrs,AtVglit,G*VittaWAtoivolie
Brussels, Ont.
OFFICE HOURS
Evenings 7:30 — 10 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and-Friday
Afternoons 1:30 — 5 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - • —,
FOR SALE
) 3 small poppies, house dogs.
Phone 131J Brussels
and Saturday
ATTENTION FARMERS
Not only does it contravene tile
Highways Traffic, Act, but it is
difficult to keep townnship roads
free of snow if 'the plow is being
coutiounily lifted, for milk cans and
vehicles left on the road. We are not
responsible for any damage that
may occur, also, snow should not be
removed from gateways unto the
road so that it impedes or hinders
traffic,
Earl Bowes
Road Supt,
Township of Grey
WEEKLY SALE
Brussels. Livestock Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY I P.M.
TRUCK FOR SALE
One 1955 FARGO, .43 Ton Line Truck, ,complete with winch. Truck
No. 872-057. (May be inspected at Ontario Hydro Service Building,
Victoria St., Clinton, Ontario, All offers must be accompanied by a
certified cheque amounting to 10% of the total offer and mailed
directly to the Ontario Hydro, S. E. & Mt, Department, P.0, Box
905, Toronto 18, Ontario.
FOR SALE
Scotch ..Pine Christmas Trees.
Thos, Pierce Phone 436J6
Your Pomo
Visitor,
Market Whore You Are Welcome As
Conelinor es Buyer FOR SALE —
Oil Stove in good condition. Cheap
for quick sale.
Irene Pease Phone 155
FOR SALE —
A soft blue party dress, size 16.
sculptured nylon over taffeta, full
skirt; freshly cleaned. $8.00
Phone 223W, Mrs. Robt. Raymond
PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT.
Fts.
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Going Home for Christmas?
Get tickets and reservations now
sale. Scotch
FOR SALE —
Christmas 'Trees for
Pine and Spruce,
Selwyn, Baker
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Phone 263,1 Penington
Plan a dependable train journey. Ask about low week-
end fares, group coach rates, gift travel tickets.
Consult your local agent,
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF TOP QUALITY CHAIN $ AW S
This chain sow line
has everything.
• Power
• Speed
• Balance
• Design
• Selectivity
(3 big models)
Try a Remington"
Chain Saw today,
'Handling charge.
$41.00
CANADIAN NATIONAL
• 55.42 •
Outcuts Outlasts 'Om All
SCHOOL. CARETAKERS WANTED
AMAtoktiOtill In wilting will be
received by Morris School Obeid
Until Deceinber ti,, for the position
Of Caretaker in each Of the MOrrie
teheela 'for 1963,
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eoinriienee PebiltarY
omits, Will state Salary, 146 (tD11116,
atfon Will necessarily ho tteCentect
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Secretary
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ASSOCIATION
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