HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-10-10, Page 6Rt'e'; Mr. Carey, who Is 44, has been
Clerk ttve in 111'4 church. aria his
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Modernizing your home can be a delightful experience. Home improvements can
do a lot to help make your way of living better than ever, BLit before you start
to modernize, you should take care of one thing first: your household wiring.
If you begin your modernization programme by re almot;t everything
about your home will suddenly seem butter, You'll have all the eleetricial outlets
you need. Your appliances will perform better, and you can aid all the now ones
you're ever likely to need without the annoyance of overloaded circuits or blown
fuses. Re-wiring will let you take advantage of the new ideas in
household lighting. With decorative exterior lighting you'll be
able to enjoy patio living on pleasant summer evenings. You
will, in fact, be opening the doors to the joys of all-electric
living, including the quiet comfort of electric heating. Start
modernizing your home by re-wiring,
Call a qualified electrical contractor or ask your Hydro.
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PUT MORE spring INTO
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tail APPLICATIONS OF
BROCKVILLE : SHOR ,GAIN
fertilizers
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1TOR FORAGE CROPS --fall-iippliect . phosphorus
and potash virtually guarantees that, lice`,, sum-
more—graze 11161v—ensile
more because you've stIpplied ho Lortility
neeoled to get your .tan and pastures oil to an
early spring start. ,„ tOli:eep growing
strongly through a second and third cut ling or
Stnntrier-lo zg g razing.
BROCKVI LLE
(ithliamsoi)
fertilizer service
Contact Your nearby BROCKVILLE: STEUR-Gil TN fle,Y!er
or service centre for all your fall fertilizer reOuirem ts
If you're
planning to
modernize
your home,
here's the piace
to begin.
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MORRIF,, TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Township Council met
on October 2nd, 1968, with all
members present and Reeve
'William :Elston P residing,
The following motions 'were
carried.
Moved by James :Mail' seconded
by Thomas Millet that the min-
utes of the last meeting be adopt-
ed as read,
The report, on the "Little `Exten-
sion Drain" was reed, Three rate-
payers en same were present.
Moved by Russ Smith seconded
by Thos Miller that Fngineer's
report be adopted by provisionally
adopting By-Law No, 10, 1968. as
read 1st. and 2nd times,
Moved by Rubt. Grasby SecOnd-
ed by Ross Smith that road ac-
counts in account of$1480,21 be
accepted as presented by the toad
superintendent.
Moved by Junes flair seconded
Thos, Miller road superin-
tendent nod treasurer submit
necessary petition for interim pay,
meat of road subsidy,
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Robert Grasby that Court of
Revision on ,'Little ExlenSiOn
`'rain" he November 4th, 1968. at
2 pm.
MovedhyThos. Miller seconded
by Jas, Malt' that Robt. Crosby be
commissioner on "Little Exton-
sion Drain".
Moved by Jas. Mail' seconded
by Robt, Grasby that tenders fOr
snow ploughing For 1968.69 of
Glonsher at $10.00 per
hour and $10.00 per day standing
time; :(14enn Snell al $1n.00
hour and 80,00 per day stand by
.time and Glenn McKercher at
88.50 per hour and $8.50 per day
StOnd by bn ficcepted subject to
the approval of the District Munk'.
ipal Engineer,
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Th04-, Millnr LIY-141W '4'o• 11,
5t.I;;, 1St and 2nd read.
7.4(yvim by 1.0, Mc,(W 96Kiltit.'id by
1968 be given third ;,)(t
finnity adopted,
This is by-law to extend term or.
office for reeve and councillorA
to two years,
Moved by Robt. Cra shy *o
ed by Thos. Miller that Bv-law
No, 12, 1968 setting the date for
nomination Inc reeve anti council-
lors for November 22, llittS and
E.lection for December2, be
Passed US road 1st. second and
third times.
Moved by James Main seconded
by Robt, Ornsby that (Mutt
Revision on the Assessment r
be opened,
There were no appeals a be
considered.
Moved byRoss Smith seconded by
Thos. Miller that Court of Revis
ion be closed and the ...issessmont
roll he accepted and assessor re-
ceive balance of his salary.
Moved by .maines Mair seconded
by Robt.. Grasby that general ac
counts be paid as presented.
Meeting adjourned on inn ion of
Thos. Miller to meet ag.tin Nov-
ember 4, 1968, tit 1 Lin.
General Accounts
Walter Whitehead : fox- bounty
$2.00
Belgrave. Blyth, Brussels School
Fair $35,00
Myth ,1gricultural society.
$100,00
anal ss el s tura] Society,
150,00
Belgrave A rent Board. 1410,00
John Brewer, postage ,v envel- t :•1111
opes 15.75
Mitnivion1 World, supplies 2.10
Town of Seaforth. debentures
-fOr :High School, 127:1.99
A/atnes IThwes, qurvey, re-
Dirt on Little .14xt elision 1 1 1'a iii
$200,00 •
Ontario .flytko. ule street
lights 314.25
John Brower, balance of lialary
3;; R.6?
linwrial 13I4111; nl
Canada 'Pension *.l.G.71
ttorAs 111g2:1 11 ,:. [31..“-tro. 0.1r;
$7,t6
,
Wialtial Tire .t-lervice, repair
tire :3.50
I-limier Benders 1 1" ('l t).'
5.2 1(2
\`‘-in,a•Itt; n1 Aim) \\-reedier:.., !ruck
IS:1s
Ontario 1 lydro,
I teceiN enera 1. unemploy-
nient insurance 7.60•
—.air,: of Ciottinprce, pension
\\"111. Mo.A.rter. svag 'i tithe-
15.1.00
lames Cusemore. •ge,...
,folin Smith, wages $2.1:;,01t.
NEW FIELDMAN APPOINTED
FOR ONTARIO FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
A malt well known in ‘N'eqterri
ontarIc, rat-nn Berald TT,
I Croitterty, has up.
Pontted tilifork,
("Ilit!Olf1}1
A'0OntiO:-.. Of 1.dalUbt0O. 'Keret,
I [itren. Middlesex, and
Ian in, Ills appointment. was an-
noun( iiirottto by .(1Tant
‘Vallacti, the federation's Director
.rield Services,
Tile i va' fieldinau has consider-
able experience in farming and
(aria organintions,
He is a diploma graduate of the
ontku'io Agrieultuval College, and
1)(ICII a dairy farmer near
cromarty for the 15 years.
Prior in that. he served with the
RCAF for 'Vivo years is a navi-
:.oition officer,
president of tile .Perth ColintY
looderation in' Agriculture to As-
sume his O.V.A. appolhinient.
Ito is a Direetor of the Ontarif
Producers' 'Alarlteting
t''''atti. tact lta.,; been its member
,..presenting hoard to the
will drop both
the. ..1:11t.om lie POO.
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