The Brussels Post, 1963-03-14, Page 7THE BRUS111141.9 POO, DRUSSE1S, ONTAIUO MATt01-11 14th, 1968
'EEPS DELIVERY COS 0.4
DEMANDING MULTI-STOP
MILK ROUTES: Gay Lea's
Chevrolet fleet is on the road
regardless of weather. This is
where Chevrolet's dependabil-
ity pays off.
"bY STANDARDIZING .
ON CHEVROLET
WE PUT OUR.
DELIVERY OPERATION,
ON .4 SOUR BASIS"
"Heavy loads and multi-stop
routes are demanding, but
our Chevrolets are doing a
wonderful job„-giving us
dependability' and economy."
Sales Manager
GAY LEA
DAIRY PRODUCTS Guelph, Ontario
WIDE-RANGING PICKUP AND DELIVERY ROUTES are a
real day's work, that's why Nelsons run only Chevrolets
in their busy greater Vancouver operation.
"CHEVROLET TRUCKS
HIE WON OUR
CONFIDENCE AND
SATISFACTION"
"We have 121
Chevrolet trucks
averagirig 20,000
miles 'a year on
short run, multi-
stop routes.
We have so little
'down-time, we
have reduced the
number .of spare
trucks from 4
to 2."
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"THE ECONOMY AND
PAYLOAD WE' NEED"
"We have 3 T60 Tilt Cab.
Chevrolet trucks with 6-
cylinder engine, 5-speed
transmissions and 2-speed
rear axles. With that com-
bination, we haul max-
imum payloads and get
the economy we 'need."
Traffic. Manager
ROYAL CITY FOODS LTD. New Westminster, B.C.
HUSTLING HIGHWAY AND CITY HAULING:
Pickups in Montreal -expressway runs-
deliveries at off-the-road sites-they're all
part of a day's work for this Chevrolet fleet.
"CHEVROLET GIVES US-THE •
MOST DEPENDABLE SERVICE"
"Our 8 Chevrolet trucks
log about 75,000 miles a
year on pickup and deliv-
ery runs. We have found
that Chevrolet giVes us the
most dependable service,
and dependability is what
we need in the lumber
business.
Vice-President - General Manager
THIBAULT & DESSARDINS LTD.
Ste. Therese, Quebec
Executive Vice-President
NELSONS' LAUNDRIES LIMITED
Vancouver, B.C.
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HEAVY DELIVERIES IN HEAVY TRAFFIC-
A TOUGH COMBINATION. Chevrolet 760's
extra visibility and manoeuvrability give
Delnor drivers the edge in heavy traffic and
in cramped quarters.
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"ROAD-TRY THE VALUE BUY - tCHEVROLET TRUCK!"
Brusseii cCutcheon lodors Limited 9 Ontario
MORRIS .COUNCIL
MINT' s '1'o\ n Slap l,uUnC11 ifOL
on Marcli 4t.lt with all members
Present and the Reeve„ .$tcwart.
;Procter presiding,
The minutes of the last meeting
'Were read and adopted on motion
• of Ross Smith and Walter Short-
' Teed.
The report on the ' Higgins
Mlnicipal Drain Was read and
considered.
Moved by 'Watter ;Shortreed
seconded by :James Mair that the
•
rePOrt 1)0 prov:isicmally adopted
aml,Liw Clerk Prepare and deliVer
By-Laws on same,
-- Carried .
Al-toyed bY'Ross Smith seconded
by Elston that the
Court of Revision on the Eligs-ins
Drain be on :Any 6, at 2.20 Pm.
- Carried
Mov• ed by William Elston sec-
, onded by .James Mair that we
entlaso the resolution from
Unroll County Cream producers
opposing any legislation that
would allow , manufacturers to,
Color margarine to imitat e butter.
- Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed
Seconded by Ross Smith that the
tender of George Radford Con-
struttion Limited, Blyth, to
supply, crush and deliver appro-.
xinfately 12000 ?eu; yds. *gravel
at 71 cents per enu yd. be accepted
subject to the approval of the
District Municipal ingineer
Carried
There were three tenders,
received the highest being 77
cents per yard
Carded
'Moved by James Mair seconded
`by William Elston. 'that the
tender of• Murray Reid of Lendes-
boro to spray cattle under the
Warble Fly Control Act at 8
cent per ;head be. accepted
-- Carried
IViiovecl by Walter Shortreed
and Rosa Smith that the apPli-
cation of Charles Sou,ch tor
warble fly ,inspector be accepted
Carried
1Viieved by Ross Smith seconded
by James Muir that we charge
10 cents per head for spraying
cattle and the Inspector do the
--. Carried
Allayed by Willitun Elston Sec-
onded by Jellies Mair that lload
Expenditure By-Law No. 1063
'tor !,35000.00be Pasied 'subject to
the approval of the District
Mittnicial Engineer
- Carried
,kkoved by :Walter Shortreed
-seconded by Ross Smith that the
road accounts EIS presented for
Payment be Paid
- Carried
,D,Ioved by James Mali' seconded
by Iltoss SMith that '.he ToWnship
of Aharris is willing to beconie a
benefitting municipality under the
Act for the Bluevale and Distridt
3.ecreaticiruil Association Park. at.
at
- Carried
,Mieyell by William Elston sec-
onded by James Affair that the
general accounts as preSented be
Paid
Carried
.IVRoved by Walter Shortreed
pecOnded by Ross Smith that the
meeting adjourn to meet again
April 1, 1963 at 1 p.m.
- Carried
The following general accounts
were paid:
'Geo. 1VItutter, Imperial 011
Correction on bill $.. 2.00
John Nicholson, rebate
on Burke Drain 12.00
Mirs, Geo. Martin, hydro
on hall . 6.07
Department of
Insulin 4.30
'City of 'Brantford 33.20
ainStiett 111.071ZO, •
nameplates 14.01
Calln.nder Niarsmg Home 70.75
Relief 65.00
1-sinerest MnOor ' 70.75
G. W. t-Truina, relief,'account 66.96'
Henry Mousers, coal 2&35
Eden Martin, part salary 65.00
Glenn M. Rotuienberg,
Bond "on Treastfier 12.00
Wingham Fire Area 557.61
Stewart Procter,
Cionvention expenses 35.00
William Elston
Convention expenses 35.00
Ross Smith,
CienVention expenses .... 35.00
Cox Signs: 'Walkerton,
14.00
Road Accounts
Wm. McArter, milettge
bOolceeping -8L wages .... 240.25
Mel Craig, wages 257.50
•Jas'. Smith, Waged ,„ 231,25
Clarence *bite. wages 52.80
Alex Inhley, Mel • ,
.4)11 & tax 512.20
Glenn Snell, anew
ploughing ' L.. 975.00
J, 0. McNeil, oil L: tes. 17.00
Ideal Supply, oil filters 5.05
Brussels Coal Yard 40.70
We:lax Equipment,. Axel,
hoses, belts etc. '301.91
:Cleo. Radford, snow
removal and parts 148545
Dominion Road machine*
repairs, to :trai10:,
convertor, axels 3g64,16
Mel 30.1111341, E411 oW
p101ighing
L. R. Ryan & So
bulldozing
Morris Township,
Johnston Drain 10.05
'Mimi D. Marlin, hydro
•for Shed .... 13.70
LilloW's Mirage,. retlitit'S 1.49
Dally COmmereial News
• advertising gravel 12.30.
Ste-Wart Procter Helen Martin
Reeve Clerk
ItIlI•T NEWS
• The Brussels Tli-T held ai
dance on Friday, March 1st.
There was an approximate
!atten.dame of SO teenagers.
A short executive meeting was
held and it was decided that Rae
Smith and Doug Elliott would be,
Co-Conveners for the committee
Tor the amateur night Tambov.
;Plans wore diScuSsed for tk
special "Bundle Dance" coming
up in the near fame. Also pro-
!Posed 'was a bus trip. td
Kitchener to Canadian Elaedl
stand.
106.00
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