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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-12-03, Page 10Ladles' Wear Men's Wear Staple 04 Goode Eaetaide Store PHONE 24 Mary Maxim Yarns Buchanan Cleaners westaido Stem Mats Chiigoree's Wear ,,ONE Di AgfPientfrir FASHION CENT,RES GIFTS and STAPLES Stores- "Chock Full" of Fine Ready-to-wear and. Gifts DRAWS EACH SAT. NITE STARTING DEC. 12th Blankets Train Cases Dolls Finale — Electric Blanket Christmas Eire 1IV MOW CA-Nr-e(;:vnec.v-w_.•ermn.p ,,t-ezt.‘9e4;549. ,e)-T•q• SEAPORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street TELEPHONE 446 For all kinds of uPhotaterIng Brussels Representative SELWYN BAKER PHONE 7P. BRUSSELS A CHE SON'S Dead Stock Service HIGHEST PRICES Phone Atwood 356.2622 Collect Licence No. 1158032 KEN SHOLDICE LIVESTOCK. PHONE 287J KKUMEILZ Short and Long Distance Hauling All Loads Fully Insured 24 Hour Service •"1. -9 eMer_. 471.14F-9 (^W.,. r"t!,. ("Zii, r-Vc_. e'''V&. -9 GIFT CENTRE GIFTS GALORE 77 GIFTS THAT PLEASE FINE Friendship Garden Yardley's Evening In Paris Desert Flower COSMETICS Seaforth Old Spice Bachelor Mennens OUR SPECIAL FOR SAT. AFTERNOON OF THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE A Good Ball Pointed Retractable Pen To Every Cut., omer While They Last Here 'Is The Place To Get Christmas'Wrapping's Christmas Decorations Christmas Cards Boxes of Stationery Games Hyirrip Books Christmas Cards Choose from Our Large Assortment 114 REXALL. STORE Phone 82 BrusselF N. • 9 - , 6.11kgrailit C71"-Ir 4111-1" -CAW CW(111KtIliVr/W Carnation Milk 3 for Chase & Sandborn Ground. Coffee 1 lb. Lipton* Chicken Noodle 'Soup Mix pkg. Stokleys Honey Pod Peas and Stokleys Cream Corn 15 oz. 2 for • McCUTCHEON GROCERY Phone 293 e Delive; PlaNalitainIVOICOCUMMAENICOliti 11.011mlialliraMiloolullemarninalsg emsOfkir WEEKLY SALE Brussels Livestock Sales Yard* EVERY FRIDAY 1 P.M. f car HMO Market Where You Are Welcome Visitor, Censilleer, op. Buys, NONE 46 BRIJII6E1.19, Oti istraMitimaawasigloggatm0;11"aw irIoftramitsma0.0•00Nessiogioaftwowasftli•"".• McCUTCHEON MOTORS Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Chevelle - Chevy Ill Cars Chevrolet Trucks Sales & Service Phone 56 Brussels NEW CARS FOR SALE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY USED CARS FOR SALE 1964 Oldsmobile 4 door Hardtop fully equipped 1963 Falcon Statiorbwagon 4 doors. 1962 Chevrolet 6-cylinder with autoistallic trans. 1961 Pontiac 6 cyl Sedan radio & automatic 1961 •Rambler Ambassador fully equipped 1961 Meteor Sedan 6 cyl 1960 Chevrolet Eclair Sedan with automatic 1958 Chev 8 cyl Biscayne Sedan with automatic 1,957 Chev 8 cyl. Sedan radio & automatic 1957 Chev 6 cyl Sedan with std. trans. 1111.1011011PhallfteilinhillidinilhalligUILVAIENft.14 ,da!s •rist,•,•,..•••••••,• 411101160116514601-1165m.o.;11165.1$24-9.G.waws:. WILLIS'S Fresh Brest. and Baking Dail, FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLE AT ALL TIMES WEEK END SPECIALS Surf and Fab Giant Size 75e Sweet Mixed Pickles 32 oz. Doric Raisin or Cherry Pie FilPing 20 oz Phone 132 Free Delivery NiteiliellMilltallKEWOOKOWAVOIValte 49C Grey Twp. Nomination •supporL • (centinued from front page) George Pearson, said the Board had a lot of work this summer looking at other schools and nad started to build the new school. Donald McDonald was absent but the Returning Officer had received his consent to nomin- ation by letter. iWilfred Shortreed said he was interested in. Walton Scheel be' ing chairman since it was bunt. He felt this area should be repro. rented. He asked for support and if elected would endeavour to do best for all 'children in the area. He explained , the reason• for the brick 'discoloration In Wanes school. Sam Sweeney spoke briefly and said he didn't think he would stand. lAlan McTaggart enjoyed work. ing with the Board. He had en- couraged the vote on new school. They are now going ahead with Central School but the Board can't stand still but have to go forward will the times. He stated he Would stand for election. Daniel Snyder said he was In a controversial situation as he was against Central School last year but had voted for It as Board member. He moved a vote of thanks to Chairman for all his work. He said his nitrite would `be on ballot. -Cecil Raynard thought it better to go ahead with the Centntl School as several schools needed major repairs which would be costly. He didn't expect to stand for election. Andrew Bremner, representa- tive Listowel High' School said the vocational school is working very well and the school running smoothly. He 'thanked the Council for opportunity to serve on the Board. Kenneth imcrarlane, Seatorth High School Board, also thanked the Council for the opportunity to serve. He said the Seatorth School had 80% pass in Grade 13. They have a good staff and good report from Inspectors. Re said the shop Is too small to put in enough equipment and they hope to enlarge it. Murray Cardiff, Wingham High School, gave report on the vomit- Tonal school, He said they had fewer drop outs and had also 80 per cent pass in Grade 13. He said there were good relations' between teachers and board. The Cadet Corps haa won the Strath.- f cone Shield the 3rd year In a row. Norman Hoover, Sno.-Treao. Area No. 1, said he had enjoyed working with the Board for the past eight years. Alvin McDonald, Rec.-Treas. Area No. 2 has been with the Boatel since Walton School start- ed and said it had been edema, ional. He ivished the new flatlet 13oard every stiodess. 7itgottsg MOW hilt! 6.1 IIII” tile 4It14421 TIM ausiqua rosy. isnusam.s. OMNI) THURSDAY. DWI. SI% MS