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At Brussels For
TOPNOTCH and BRANTFORD BALER TWINE
(Made By Canadians)
Guaranteed Full 10.000 ft.
At Very Competitive Prices
TYMEX BALER TWINE — Distributed by Brantford
Cordage weighs full 40 lbs. per bale
Before you get your supply of twine for the haying season
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WALT ON, ONT.
`..)EE US FOR YOUR NEW HAYING EQUIPMEN'
USED EQUIPMENT
2 Model 66 New 4.--loilancl Balers, one with bale thrower
1 Model 66 New Tolland Baler, with motir
4 Bar Rake in good 1$1i....pe Scuffler for M John Deere
3 Bar Rake U Minneapolis
New Idea Hay Conditioner (demonstrator)
65 Massey Ferguson Diesel only 1800 hrs.
Fordson Major Diesel with Davis Loader
35 Cockshutt with L.P.T.O.
Ford Tractor Used ! rector 'Mower
Case Baler only 8300.00
International Baler — Make us an offer
76 New Holland like new
Used IRolabar Massey Ferguson Rake (used 3 years)
BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY
Toronto Map'..e Leaf hockey star duties oil CDC! radio's Saturday
Andy Bathgate returns to his Sports Date which is heard each
microphone and sports casting week throughout the summer.
supervisor for the next school
year at a salary of $6.26 per
lessep. Qg one hour
— Carried
The • Meeting adjourned on
motion of. Snyder.
Norman S. Hoover, Sec'y
FRIENDS HONOUR
BRUSSELS COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Jolla 1.'ilson
welcomed many friends, rela
tives and tormer neigmiours to
their home on Wednesday, .1 aue
10th, the occasion of their 51)til
wedding anniversary. Quests
were met' at the aoor by the
couple's daughter, Mrs, lAdri
Bowes, and their daughter-in-law
Mrs. Stanley 'Wilson of Hamil-
ton, who were also in charge, or
the .visitors' book,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson received
their callers in rooms attractive
with cards of congratulation and
baskets of early summer flowers
arranged by Miss Emylene
Steiss, the sister of the bride-a-
50 years.
The tea table, covered with a
handmade lace tablecloth, was
centred with a low arrangement
of tulips and jonquils. A lovely
anniversary cake was made in,
the_shape of an open book, in
gold and white.
Pouring tea iu the afternoon.
were Mrs. R. W. Stephens, Mrs,
Stanley ,SPeiran and Mrs. Charles
Mann of Listowel and in the.
evening Mrs. Calvin Cameron and
Mrs. Leslie poured. Guests were
served by Mrs. Thomas Miller,
Mrs. Archie Jacklin, and Mrs.
Charles Guy.
Others assisting were Mrs.
Charles Davis, Mrs. William
Speira.n and Mrs. George Evans.
LIMITED
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GREY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
AREA NO. 1 MEETING
The regualar meeting of' the,
Grey Township School Area No.
1 Board was held in the Ethel
School onJune 2nd at y p.m. with
all members present.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting and two special meetings
were read, and adopted on motion
of McTaggart and Raynard
Motion of Raynard and Snyder
that the school rate for 1964 be the
same as 1969 namely 9 mills for
Residential and Farm and 10
mills for commercial assessment
Motion of Snyder and MeTW.
gart that the following account
be paid
-- Carried
BeiroeS Welding
.4quipinent, repairs 1.98
Cranbrook W. I.,
Festival dinners 22.50
Dr. G. Roy Fenwick,
adjudicator 50.00
Lis towel Banner„
programs 22.87
Educator Supplies Ltd.
supplies 33.04
Motion of McTaggart and Ray-
mad :that the Board re-engage
Miss Mndelene Quipp as music
save more
save more
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Sounds of New Orleans and the
Deep South are heard each,
Wednesday evening When Trump.
Davidsoni a top, expOnent of
Dixiland jazz, proSents Diailand
Downbeat on G130 radio.
save more efly
• with-.
• Commerce Automatic oavin
Just authorize LIS to debit your account at regular intervals
We'll transfer a specified sum to your Savings AccoUnt. There
Will,' be no cast to you. Sit back and watch your balance grow.
CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE
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