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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-07-29, Page 6GOMER BYLE - USMC Jim Nabors, an Alamaba-born actor, singer and comedian stars as tile havr y-go-lucky marine redraft Comer Pyle -- r7sm3, a Situation comedy serieS seen Thursday on the OBO-TV net- work. Unlike the con-man types that have inhabitated other sim- ilar TV shows, Pyle is a babe in the woods; a fellow who assumes Only the the best about people and takes 'what they say and dO at face -Value many times lead- ing to htlarione eittnationa. COCOANUT PEACH; SALAD summertime salad for your party or your family. 2 boxes Ut lemon gelatin 1 cup dessicated cocoauft sheet tiuioil 2 this callitaa Choice pdach ha/yea (buy your tay4ciritO nrEuld Ontario PrOnded peaches!) (2 pianiage cream cheese ('white) hunch watercress (or other greens for garnishing) imssolve gelatin hi ONE cap of hot water and. ppur, into cak,e tin (glass or aluminum). Sprinkle 3/7; cup of cocoanut into gelatin. Divide tinfoil in 4 strips and fold; stiff to nse as dividers for 9 equal square servings of, jelly, Leave jelly in refrigerator until slightly set, 9 peach halves with white cream cheese and place one in each square (flat Side down). Hold, Place with toothpicks. Cut up the rest of the peaches and add "some to each square. Dissolve second box of gelatin in one cup of cold water and Pour slowly into niquld. Sprinkle remaining cocoanut over all CHILL T1101tOCCHLY. Ijmnould, remove tinfoil dividers care- fully. Slice each square with sharp knife, , Garnish- with watercress. Serves 9. 6 44. tiECIPE OFTHE M NT * By the Ontario Tender fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" WALT&R ?EASE Trucking P.C.V. Clan F S LIVESTOCK TRUCKING TO AND FROM. FARMS IN LICENSED AREAS. OF MORRIS, WAWANOSH, HUI.,1.4T AND iMcKILLOP TOWNSHIPS TO ANY PLACE WITHIN ONTARIO ALL LOADS INSURED 'HONE BRUSSELS 345J4 LADIES DIViISION EAST HURON AGRI. SOCIETY 196b 'ETHEL BRANT .MONTURE PROVINCIAL ESSAY COMPETITION Arranged by Ine Women s Section of the Ontario Association of AgrioultaraloSocieties in co-operation with the Provincial Board L 6 1-5 (:•st es say taltIon by a Scilooi up Lo and Anciutung Grade 8. Ni sit \NE ottot.t..0 PART lsNI CAN.a.DA'S, (Jai\ PROCiltAIV1." J. Leilg~hy of .45baY - approximately 300- words. 4. Lzi.y lutist be certifieu by a tofu:11er that it is Dle work of i rhiptimita e013114 MI,I* jiltiV ill% Oil W... • , • • ,•:F MORRIS TOWNSHIP `COUNCIL MEETING Morris Township Cquucil met on July 5th -vita all members .present. Minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meet- ing were read and adopted on motion of Ross Smith and Walter Bhoi•treed. The following motions were car- ried. Moved by James Mair second- by Walter Shortreed that we en- idorse the resolution from the town of Whitby. Moved by Easton sec- onded lyy James Mair that Walter Shortreed oe Calmnis- sioner to look after repairs to the Smith orain. Moved by Ailliam Elston sec- ondedby Ross Smith that a grant of $125.00 be given to Bnussels Recreational Committee. Moved o. (Waiter Shortreed seconded James Mair that By. ,Law No. 4, 1949 be rescinded, Moved by Ross Smith second- -ect by Walter Shortreed that By- Law No. 5, 1965 being a supple- mentary borrowing By • Law authorizing the treasurer to bor- row up to $60,000 be passed. Moved by James Mair second- ‘ed by William Elston that By- .Law No. 5, 1965 setting the Town- ship rate at 11 mills for farm and !residential property and 15.5 anills for commercial and bus- dness property be passed as read 1st, 2nd and 3rd times. IVIoved by Waiter Shortreed sec- onded -by James Mair that By- Law No. 7, 196.5' setting the pen- alty on unpaid taxes at 2'per cent to bei added after December 15, 1905 and 1/2 of 1 per cent per Month, commencing January 1, 1966 until paid be passed as read 1st, 2nd and 3rd times. 1VroVed by James IVIair second- ed byWalter Shortreed that $300 be given La Brussels cemetery' chapel Wild. Moved by •Whliam liilston set- 'ended by James Mair that road. accounts as presented by the road stiperlatendent be accepted. Moved by.. :lames Muir Setond- pa by itoW:i I.hat the getIoVal accounts as presented be paid: General Accounts Paid; Ross Smith, lox, bounty 4.00 ,Art; lioggart, fox, bounty 8. 00 l llgrtirill i.t.w.arucu. Lanni- s kstitnuritY u N unt,,auip, ialieltens c.hleu 14.1,1 0 't'hwh. oh Clintua, Debeu- tures for Collegiate institute 336.43 Airs. Lleruard flail, Prein- ;tint ()Lk U0111,1)011Sate ion Policy LIrtissois Recreational OPPuu,lttee, grant „a 120,00 Airs, Louise Scott chick- ens killed 31.0) Ken Taylor, valuator's fees 10.90 Ontario Hydro, Blue vale Street Lights . ... . 14.25 Martin, salary 100.00 Stewart Piocter, Mayor's & Reeeves' Conven- .. 40.00 Brussels Cemetery Chapel fund. 30040 Road Accounts McArter, mileage, wages & bookkeeping 133.46 James Oasemnre, ;wages 260.00 JOhn Smith, wages (r Ross Jamieson, loading, supplying & hauling gravel tiarnin's Garage, tractor tire 23.59 Brussels Coal Yard, 101.05 hauling- gravel Sam, Sweeney, bull- Ont. deouzlivnegi..t. & Metal 1423.00 Prodluct, culverts .... 432.12 Struthers Transport, trick- ing Mel Jerym.u, loading 7s& 22.0U hauling gravel 205.00 ideal Supply, flashers 4.33 Alex inkley, fuel oil & tax 379.56, J. C. McNeil, hydraulic oil etc. 48.31 MowMowbrayConstrpction Co. Ltd., Payment No, 1 16,70.59 Allied Chemicals Canada Ltd Chloride 78.60 Pollard's Chain. Saw, repairs to tractor 18.86 Wilfred Warwick, gravel 54.60 AftputmLismErra ILLS MAIN ST. . `Lilo competition will be in three sections, as follows: (a) - Kaelk ricu tura' Society will be responsible for eiluouraing 'minis to enter by announcing this contest Iii Ulu Prize list or oy other means and it towable, oLfor(ng prizes tor the uest essay received. Following the WINNING ESSAY must be submitted by the society to the Woman Representative of the O.A.A.S. for • the district not later than FRIDAY, OCTOBI4R 29th. (b) DISTRACT - The Woman Representative will be responsible for the judging of the essays she receives at the Diatrlet LEVEL. District, Winner should be forwarded to reach (he, Junior Convener, :Mrs. Harold A Telfer, Grand River, Street North, Paris, Ontario, not later than WEDNES- DAY, 131i10EMBAR 15th. (c) PROVINCIAL __- Judging of the Essays at the Provincial- Level will be done by Mrs. Montiure and announcement and presentation to the Provincial Winner will be made at the convention of the Ontario Association of Agricul- tural Societies in February 1966. P It 1 2; ii S (Provincial Level Only) 1st - $15.00 donated by Mrs. Monture 2nd - $8.00' 3rd - $7.00 4th - $6.00 donated by the Ontario Association of 5th - $5.00 Agriqultural Societies. 6th $4.00 PLEASE NOTE: The name and address of the pupil submitting an entry in, this competition Must Appear On The 143say. Mrs. X. H. Leslie, Mrs, H. A, Telfer, Mrs. G. H. Ironside. President, junior convener Secretery-Tresitarer, Women's Section, Women's Section, WomOn's Section Following the fair the winning essay should be submitted to Mrs, Jas. Moir who will send it on. S HOE STORE LISTOWEL FULLER SPECIALS APPLY UNTIL AUG. 7th Special Oven Cleaning Set: 38 oa. Fulsol, 1 stainless stet.1 sponge, plus 1 6 or. oven spray, only $3.68, reg. 4;08; Bubbling Bath Oil; Lily of the Valley, 'c show Rose, French Lilac, Spec. 2 - $2.98, reg. 3.90; Hqnse of Yeller Deocle,ran'' and Anti Perspirapt 2 - 2.19, reg. 2.90; introducing special spray- on deodorant 2 - reg 2 - 3.18 Electric pre-shave lotion 4 Oa. $1.89; Shaving cream, l'ich lather, for closer, smoother Oa ye, large tube $1.25 'tick deodorant 21.49; Ironing board cover and pad set spec. $3.d.5, reg. 4.14. Delivery Aug. 11 or Aug. 28. Dealer - Ws. Dorothy Mr.tlatilsy Phone 188J Evenings , 130-4 2137 90 ave to 5 0 0. or a .SOri g and Summer Footwear All Widths And Sizes the lot but Not in every style.