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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-06-13, Page 7A 1, J K Y For your support, nice comments on our expanded premises, your pa.Liehoe oaring the change-over period wileit it was impossible to give the service :.we like to give. lo our suppliers who made it possible to have the prizes available ror tne occasion. To the prize v., niner§, congratulations to the customers not so iucky, we hope the shopping bag's, etc. will serve a goon purpose. In the future our policy will v.3e, as in the past, to Keep as complete a stock as is practical, to hold prices at as reason- able a level as possible, to service the merchandise we sell, and others when time permits. Thursday's Winners: Mrs. Geo. Hislop jr., RR. 2 Wroxeter, Combination radio and record player Mrs. Don. McLean, 1 gal. Kern 1-Ccat Exterior paint Doug Brigham, year' supply light bulbs Friday's Winners: Murray Long, 24 pce. stainless steel cutlery Joe Smith, IRR 3, Brussels, embossed tray Ross Nichol, 1 gal. paint Saturday's Winners Mrs. Geo. Noble, 8 pce. corning-ware set Bill Sullivan, radio John V. Warwick, electric clock Anne Stratychuk, 1 gal paint Harvey Dennis, 1/4 " electric drill LDFIELD PRO HARDWARE Canada's Minister of Agriculture Goderick Saturda , June Parade to Court House Park from Hamilton Street, headed by the Goderich Town Band will begin at 3:15 p.m. Program at park at 3:30 p.m. — Refreshments -- Ice Cream — Pop 4.4:24 4i“. Ai Iv 44V • AT NEW.. AML.RiCAN HOTEL RAUSBALS Ilit,USSELS, ON/LA.1W 141,1;RS1)AV, JUNE itir-b• .AVUb BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Ontario Education Capital. Aid Corporation, interest .12,375.00 George Michle salary .15.00 Road Accounts, J. M. McDonald, who 4 PO.41s 22.18 Alex Inkley, 710. 92 Joe Kerr '14tcl., .7())/!,f4thani. Tire $ervice, rear tractor tire 180,60 Lloyd Jacklin, supply.load and haul gravel. 1134,07 I-11.0o0ward: Smith, brush Way 36- Ii. O, McNeil, oxygen, repair generator and 43rushkill 345.5E Glenn MoKercher, backhoe • rentals 10.00 1-Jydro for shed 32.82 • Bank of Commeree, Canada Pen- sion 13.43 Receiver General, oneowloY- meat Insurance 5.92 James. Caseinore, wageS 402.00 Wm. McAster, wages book- keeping 237.80 Oahu Smith, wages 306, Clerk Reeve FRIDAY Kitchen Open Featuring — Spareribs & Kraut, Hot Turkey, Dinners HOWICK LIONS BINGO WINNERS Regular games: '.‘Irs.Buchanan, LisLowol; Mrs, • Woods, LiStowel;.. i11rs. Bates, 141,rxisLon; Jim car- nish, Kincardine; Mrs. ArtDaVie, Harriston; Mrs. Toman, Wrox- e ter; • Mrs. Lloyd Al on tgowery, Wingimin; Mrs. Art Davie, Mrs. trauss, Mildunq and Mrs. Winer Gull, Mildatity; Mrs. Ueerl Yeoman, 1,Vroxeter; Mrs. Derbecker, Wing- 1r0111 and Mrs. McLennan, Loch- Lash; Tony St.. .113,etrie, Shure Lhc Wt:alth: .Tony• Marie; Marie; Mrs. Sproule, Luck aov, and Tony SLe. Marie. Spociai: 1614, a.in yaw Mrs. MeLeanau." jackpot consolation and bonus: Mrs. Coug rd. in, \V Inghilln, Mrs. Obright WingLain, Mrs. C 1 i ff Heary„ 14irriston and Mrs. Strauss Door Prises: Mrs. Sproule, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Rich, Wingham and Mrs. Cliff henry MRS. DOROTHY WOLF THURSDAY NIGHT LORNE.' ALLAN and THE HURON COUNTY B'OYS APPEARING FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN THE "RAINBOW ROOM" W'E FEATURE; Friday — Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut, Roast Turkey, Giant Hamburgers Saturday Southern. Fried Chicken, Fish and Chips, Giant Hamburgers g4S„ fuel oil & bulldozing tax lielen D. Martin William Elston SIVIILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, LiRUSsi.LS ENIERTAINMEN HEAR DOREEN DANBROOK kiN I rig: PIANO Southern Fried Chicken* and Sandwiches MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING All members were present for the June meeting of Morris Township on June 3rd, 1960; The following motions were carried. Moved by Thomas Miller, sec- by Robt. trrasby that minutes of the lest Meeting, be adopted as read, Moved by Ross Smith seontl- ed by Thos, 1J illor that James Mair look after repairs to Sellers Drain Moved by James Moir seconded by Ross Smith that road accounts in the timbals of $6500.45 as pre- sented by rend superintendent be accepted Moved by •Ross Smith, second- ed by Robt. Grasby that Court of Revision on the Walton Drainage Works be opened There were no appeals to consid- er Moved by James Mali' seconded by Thos. Miller that Court of Rev- sion the. Walton Drainage Works be closed Moved by tl.oss Smith seond- oil by Robt, Washy that By-LaW No. 7, 1968 be finally passed as road a third time. Moved by Thomas Miller, sec- onded fry Robt, (busby- that By- Law No, 8; 1968, 'setting mill rate f.,,1* County, general purposes and Cur school: purposes be given 1st and 2nd readings Moved by Ross Smith, second- ml by Jas. Mair, that By-Law No, 8, 1968 he given third and filial reading and finally passed The Township mill rate for :gen, oeal purposes reinains the same as In 1967, namely 15.3 for farm and residential property and 17 m ills for littStileSS and continertial pretterty Moved by Ross St111111,.• Second- od by Sas, Mair that By-Law 9, setting the penally on. unpaid taxes at 3 percent arid. interest at % of One percent, commencing January 1, 1999 on 1.968 taxes and VA.' arrears for all preceding years, lie given 1st and 2nd read- Moved by Robt. Crasby second- 01: liy thoS,,, Miller that 1y-Law No. 9, 1968 be given a third read- ing and finally passed Moved by James Mair seconded by Robt, (Irasby that general accounts as presented be paid Moved by Ross Smith, second- ed by Robt, Grasby that a grant of $100 be given Brussels Centen- 1;1 00 1711 it tee i\loved by Thomas Miller; sec- by Ross Smith that meeting ad- journ to 'not again July 1, 1068, at 7 .01, General Accounts Baron. Expositor , re.t McCall Drain Imp, 816 Hydro rot, hall 9.75 Mu nicipa World, supplies 8.0,0 Listowel Banner, drain ads. 7.56 Department of Health, Insulin 15.82 IM I telt el 1 v o c ate, Drain Ads. 8,32 Winghtun Retarded Children's Eiducatioft Authority 64,5.00 Gordon Guy, warble fly in- spector 181,85 .Harvey Eidgar, sheep killed and lambs injured 45.00 Herbert 'Garniss, valuator's fee 1,75 Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell & Christenson, audit 650.00 Belgrove Co-Op,, warbicide 77.70 aim 'Leishmini, spraying cattle 197:60 Melvin Oarnochan„ Warwick and Rititatti Drains 72.00 Joe Kerr,. pushing- back clumps 66.00 .l as. Mair„ Worwick•Drain 9.50 Robt. ,Grasby, Mileage to Strait, ford 9.80 Helen Martin, salary 130.37 Canadian Imperial Bank of Cot-mineral, Inconie tax & Canada Pension 8.71 Elston, mileage 15,00 MRS, MRS, gowARp CUMMINGS Mrs. Ed Ward Cum tufts., 76, Blyth, died Thursday, at. Huron- view, Clinton. The former Elizabeth Mc- Neffrey, she was born in Ireland About 44 years ago she came with her husband and family to. Dublin, Out. She, was a member of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Blyth. Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Walter (Mary) Adnett and Mrs. Creorge (Elizabeth) Middle miss, both of Toronto; Mrs, Arthur (Kathleen) :Johnston, Willow dale; Mrs. Daniel " ( Margaret) Popielinski, Orchard Park, N. 1r.; Mrs, Carl (Theresa) Vidnic, Long Beach, Calif.; sons, Frank, Olin ton; James and Efdward, both of Brussels; Fergus, Scarborough; Michael, Goderich; Bernard, Oak- ville. The body rested at the Bali funeral home, Clinton. Requiem high mass was on Saturday at 10 a.m. at St, Michael's Church, Blyth, ,Burial was in the church cem etery. DOUGLAS HAMMOND HEADS ATWOOD LIONS ,...Douglas Hammond is the new president ,of the .,Atwood „Lions Club. He succeeds Glen Hendry —.Other „officers .for .,1968-69: first vice-president, Calvin Mathe- son, Matheson; second Vice-presi- dent, ,.Bruce ,.Long; ...third vice- president, George Tucker; treasur- er; Jack Coleman, secretary, Jariles Hembly; two-year direct- ors, Ralph. BoWinan, Larry Red-, PHONE 68 BRUSSELS, ONT. den; one-year directors, Ralph Itetiderson, Raymond Rock. 114011.1111111100111011111110.011111111111110110111mwatftautralealekiliAlakvaartamisiodLo•