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— Carried
of Demaray and Mc
that the following
accounts be paid
13ressels Coal Yard,
coal 080.56
Wm. W. Smith. labour 53.92
The meeting adjourned on
motion of Raynard to meet on;
•
'October 1st at 8.30 p. m.
Norman S. Hoover, Sec'y.
Motion
Taggart
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September 25th
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BRIDGE MO ORS
tHONE 249 BRUSSELS, ONT.
To The Electors
of Huron - Bruce
,Dear Friends:
As this will be my last opportunity to reach you.
by ,Weekly press before Election day, Wednesday, Sept
25th, 1 would like to take this opportunity .of thanking
you for your kindness and courtesy during My campaign
of a short period.
have met ninny of you. bet there are also many
i have not been able to meet owing to limited time, but,
I do solicit your support and vote on Sept. 25th.
In the year that 1. have served as'your M.P,P.,
have endeavoured to do my heat in looking after the
affairs; of this Riding, and also nromoting at all times
the interests of Ifliroe-Orlice• • .
I have been working to pro note decentralizing and
the bringing of indestry to Herorim13.rute„ which will be
of 'benefit to all concerned:
Sincerely,
MURRAY GAUNT GREY TWP. SCHOOL BOARD
?‘REA NO. 1 MEETING
The regular meeting of the
Grey Township School Area
No. 1, Board was held in the
Ethel School on. Sept. 3, at 8 P.m.
;with aid: members present.
The minutes of the August
meeting were read and adopted
on motion of 'Raynard and Mic -
Taggart
gotion of Raynard and Pear-
son that the Board allow the
Sleightholm and Thompson
children to attend the Ethel
SChool
TE
GAUNT, ilurray
"....and best of all
CITIES has a
great
Budget
Plan!"
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• ". • I ETHEL BRANT MONTURE PROVINCIAL
ESSAY COMPETITION • 1963
Arranged by the Women's Section of the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies in co-operation with the Provincial Board
RULES
1. Best essay written by a school pupil, up to and including Grade 8,
2. Subject: "WHAT OUR FAIR CAN DO FOR TIlE COMMUNITY'
3. Length of Iiissay—approxithately 300 word's.
4, Essay will be certified by a teacher that it is the work of the pupil,
5: Contest will be in three sections as follows: .
Local—L.Each Agricultural Society will be responsible for en-
couraging pupils to enter by announcing this contest
in this year's prize list or by other means and if
feasible, offering prizes for the best essay received.
Following judging the WINNING ESSAY mist be
submitted by the Society to the Woman Representa-
tive of the O.A.A.S. for the district not later than
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th. Name, address and age
' of pupil to be on essay.
i(b) District—Women Representatives in each of the 16 districts
of the O.A.A.S. will be required to arrange the judging
of all essays received and send the WINNING ESSAY
to the Secretary-Treasurer of the Women's Section—
Mrs. G. IL Ironside, RR 1. Georgetown, by MONDAY;
DECEMBER 2nd, 1963, Only ONE ESSAY May be
submitted from each district and must have been the
winner at a fair in the district.
(c) Provincial--Judging of the essay received up to December 2nd
from the Districts will be done by Mrs. MontUre and announcement and presentation to the Provintial
Winner will be made at the convention of the O.A.A.S.
in February 1964.
PRIZES (Provincial Level Only)
1st .- $15.00 - Donated by Mrs. Monture
2nd $8.00 )
3rd - $7.00 )
4th - $6.00 ) Donated by Ontario Association of Agriculttunii SocietieS
5th - $5,00 )
(6th - $4,00 )
MRS. ORVAL BELL, MRS. G. H.MONSIDE, President. Secretary-Treasurer.
Mail Winning ESsay to: MRS. ROY J. COULTER, R.R. 2, MilVer-
ton, gLed
Wield itarchvato Stay: 1st prize, $3.001 2nd prize,
$2.00; 3rd prize, 400..
Now! Free burner and fUrnace conditioning, a mid-
Season check, and 24.hoUr emergency service—for
the low cost of Cities Service Premium Oil alone!
pest of all, CitieS Service Budget Plan enables you
to pay for your oil in low installmentS spread over
ten to twelve monthS, makes it easier for you to
manage your income during the winter months.
Cities Service customers are also entitled to a low..
,) cost Replacement Parts InSurance Contract. For
further particulars, phone...
0 CITIESIOSERVICE
ROBERT L. CUNNINGHAM
Agent -- Phone 446J13
turner Serviceman — Howard Bernard, Phone 47W
ome comfort
GREY SCHOOL sioARD
AREA NO. 2 MEETING
The regular September 9th
,sehool meeting was held in. the
Walton Public school at 8.30 p.m.
After a short discussion the
folloWing accounts were present,
ed for payment.
'Grey Twp. SChool, Area
No. 1, tuition see $540.00)
Architects, Dunlop, Wardell!
Matsui, Aitken ...... ...... 297.77
Jack Hood SchoO1
,Supplies Ltd. 214.31;
Township of Grey, grader
levelling - 24.00
J. "Mi. McDonald Lumber.
Ltd. 12.62,
HUmphries Bc Co
supplies 12.,t7
Huron Epotpositor 6.70
Post Publishing House 4.00
The meeting was adjourned
:to Meet again at the next regular
'October meeting or- at the call of
of the chairman.
A. McDonald, Secretary
UPHOLSTIERY
Centre Street
SZAFORTH
Telephone 44e
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Brunets Representative
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