HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-02-27, Page 2'THE DUMONT ALUMINUM COMPANY LTD.
'Yes, advertising is goec' T11, ,s a way to keep one's company and
arld name before the pub:tv. A company can spend dollars, in adver-
ing, but it is the material used and workmanship and know-how that
really advertiser; Itself. We have both these at Dumont Aluminum
and don't think PM not proud of it (within myself) when people stop
me on th0 Main street and say: "That's a nice ,lob your company is
'doing Al, 'mighty nice.: Come give me an estimate, will you?"
Thank you,
ALLAN DOBSON, Representative of The Dumont Aluminum Co,
Ltd, Ethel, Ontario, P
21-W4 Brussels,
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1909 Officers
u. .
THE BRUSSELS POST, BROSSEI.,S, QNTARIO
FEB, 27th, .1969
48E1-:GRAVE, BLYTH, BRUSSEL:"
SCHOOL 'FAIR
The simnel nieetIng of the Bel.
Myth and Brnssels School
was he'ter in the Ilelgrave
A ti,'eCtel„ary.ttreasurer is to he
lir-oeurild by George Johnston, John
nud Harote Vincent.
'Crates for poultry Will not be
provided at this year's fair.
rove.
Fair
CoMmunit> ;Nitro, There •vvere
oight ttlttnihers present with
t''',e1.».gy Johnston presiding,
balance of $21.7.93, with a
;rant of S8nil.1an to be received
front the school board was ii.`POrt-
od by tile 1 l'ODS111.0r
A decision was mtple to hold the
19(19 fair on Wednesday, Septeml•-
er •
Maurice Ilallabau, Mrs, Arn-
old Cook: 11th line Eldon Cool{
Mrs. floss Taylor': 11th line. Wil
frtql walko... Kenneth "Wheeler
11 tic line, Henry Patterson, Mrs.
Richard llooro, Lith lino, Howard
\Vanier: Boundary, Kenneth Cur-
t ie.
llelgravv, Ali's. Clifford 1, uttdon.
bowls Stonebouse,
lilytln 'Mr. and • 1111.. Robi
Tlenry, :Old. Mit-. 1.4.1. Watson
1--Vi.71tiat%t, Ralph Pearson, Jack
131'Y n 5, Mrs Robert Wheeler,
Fair Advertising Committee
Auburn, Peter do Groot: 'T3e1-
grave, •,(1.'eorge Johnston; Myth,
John R. Taylor, ;Eldon Cook:
Brussels, Wert Grasby, 'George
Bluevale, Harvey .FAIgar:
Wingham, Alex 'Robertson, Henry
Paitison. Wm. roultos.
Principals and staff of the three
schools will pool the ideas for reV-
ision of the prize lists.
A 'music festival in 19(19 was
decided on )vith the following corn
mittee: Air. Mack, Mr, Stevenson
0'. 'Doss Anderson, Mrs. .N,l'orinan
Coultos, Mrs, Witt'intn Elston. Mrt;.
trod 1\lrs, Sidney
Thohl pson. rs. Phyllis Rodger,
'Lloyd 'Walden. Harvey MeDowell,
Kienneth 'Wheeler. Mrs. Bruce
"Po you know what 'happened
when ITaltoilpi1. crossed; the
Alps wit''' On eph n t ? F-Te
go a mount.ain that remembered
everyli g
• .°
FARM ORGANIZATION
The: executive of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture deCid-
ed to start preparing in early
March at the annual Winter Con-
ference for a farmer vote across
the province on the General. Farm
Organization,
°PA president Ohtrles G.
Munro stated that the 'Winter
Conference would be a "Work-
shop" for members from across
the province Lo higitt procedures
for a successful late spring vote
in the province, The conference
Wattld then lead to organizational
structuring at the local level for
the Mandate,"
A special committee Was named
hy the exectitive to prepare the
programme kit' the two-day eon-
forente te be held Mareli 12 and
1 01 al. the Westbury Hotel in Tor-
onto. 'Phe executive will meet
a ig'i.ai he day prior to the confer-
Lce.
1
and the Ontario Farmers' "Union
met for the second time in two
weeks to discuss progress towards
the (WO.
The executives tits° received the
The executive also received a
report concerning their farm
inc during their regnlar monthly
meeting.
To date farmers have stated
wishes of Ordering 371 pieces of
machinery worth $1,822,445 Canad-
ian from Britain in the OVA pro-
gramme, The Federation will order
ally piece of farm machinery
fro Britain for Ontario farmers 't
it is available,
The prograintne was first init-
iated to illustrate inmued, mark•
tips in Canadian burnt inachtuerY'
prices,
Good heart ;111(1 'health habits
ingrained dttring childhood May
in later years help the indivi-•
dual to avoid • or. at least delay
hearit attack.
Past President. Harold Vincent;
.0s.ident. George Johnston: 1st
vice-presideni, Peter de (-Proof:
::2111.1 vice-president. John Ti. Tay-
lor; F. 1.(ToLtry-tronsurer. not nam-
ed; auditors: 'Airs. Stonley1ToPPer.
Mrs, William Coultles.' •
Directors
Morris 1st litre' Wilfred Haines,
Mrs. Charles Campbell: 2nd line,
1-ttilley Hopper. William Coultes:
4th line, Clarence
James Loishman: 5th line, Mrs.
Clarence White. Donald Procter:
tlth line, John 'Wesselink. 'Tliomos
Miller: 7th lino, T.,ioyA
Itilke Roeteisoender: 8th line,
'tars, T.IJortis Phelan, Donald Craig:
9th lino. tlOYd
'goat NVaWanosh. Boundary, Ma-
4400 Bailey: 'Ord line, Robert Curt-
4,w, Mrs, William Patterson; 411
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