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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-02-04, Page 12311cCutcheon Giveery Phone 887-9445 SCHNEIDER'S Skinless, 1 lb. 'WIENERS Red Hot or All Beef pkg WESTON'S • CHELSEA BUNS' Reg, 75c LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE SCHNEIDER'S MARGARINE 1 lb. 'print We Deliver • 48 oz. 79c 59c 55c 44c STEPHENSON'S ' - Bakery CATTELI DRY MACARONI 2 lb. 69c FROZO ' PEAS 2 lbs,z, ,„ 59c ' ROBERTSON JAM 59° HOMEMADE, CHELSEA BUNS 1 doz. 89c Phone 887-9226 Free Delivery Grocery Victoria and Grey Trusty Compan . (and its Subsidiary Companies) Annual Meeting HigMlights At the Annual Meeting of Victoria and Grey Trust 'Company, held in Peterborough, January 7, 1976, following were the highlights: , FINANCIAL 1975 1974 Revenue $ 115,207,644 92,324,657' Net Operating Income 8,335,210 6,228,627 Net Operating Income per Common Share $2.91 $2.15 Assets: Company and Guaranteed Funds 1,295,556,256 1,072,798,867 RIGHTS ISSUE A rights issue waS announced, offering shareholders 278,212 additio'nal common shareS. $hareholders.may subscribe for one additional' share for every ten shares held on January 23, 1976. The subscription price per share is $21. Expiry date is February 27, 1976. Subscribers for these shares will qualify for the regular quarterly dividend of $.30 payable March 15,1976. NEW b1RE6TOR,$ Newly elected directors Were as follows: Mrs. Norma E. Service of Lindsay Ralph W. Smith of Orillia William G. Kiluhro of Tarot-Ad ,iiGRa -86itying °math) since 1-889. Barrie ,(April IVO • FA-elle_ Ville • Brbrillitoti C61)114/Voiiii .'Exeter ',Getletidft a. Guelph Riligt0h Lindsay ••.tAtosivel e 'M. eaftifb Newmarket North drati§eViltd aOrillia Ottawa • eikivet'i Sound'' • Peterborough • Port Credit a kenfrew Richmond. Hill • §t.. Catha rines (Agency) a $t. MaryS! Strat ford • TillsoribUrg • Toronto • Whitby, Lambton Offices: Chatham' ,Lediting- ton a Saniia 4-VVeliodeburg. N• gri it all heir cC elect pee Fed Thur want ;•• said • Hurc of t ' told ;tank( here, Sornc agen a tel Toes oceat arriv • was not I Dr villa past snow from it exi see atter been traffl Hier( the 1 Ares sped skati costa shoe mail The pot bait We Sincerely thank_ the Brussels: firdrieii for their effortS, to save Our home the morning of the fire and all others` who. helped , in ahyway. --Mr. and Mrs: Olen Smith 24-144 Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad and be inOney in pocket. To advertise, ',KW Dial BrUssels 887-6641, CLASSIFIED Vi llage ~a~ares set Brussels, ideal retirement home, large lot, immaculate condition, 3 bedrooms, living room, modern kitchen, dining area, 4 piece bath, broadloom, finished recreation room, utility workshop, and garage. Contact Gerald Hamilton 235.2216 • - or Tim MacFarlane Real Estate Limited Broker Exeter Office 235-0541 14-14-1 19 Notices BROPHY TAXI, Wingham. All passengers fully insured. 24 hour service. 357=1234. 19-14-tf WEBERS SEWAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE Modern equipment used. We pump septic tanks, pigerys, lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700, Brussels. 19-14-tf SEPTIC TANKS' CLEANED- New Modern Equipment Over 20 years experience Phone Louis Blake 887-6800 R.R.#2, Brussels 19-144 22 Legal Notices Notice To Creditors In the estate of Bertha Maine Jermyn late of BrusSels, Ontario widow, deceased. • All, persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of February 1976, after which the estate's assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors. 22-14-3 Notice,to Creditors In the estate of Elizabeth Dickson late of Brussels, Ontario mer- chant, deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of February 1976, after Which the estate's assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD* MILL & DAVIES- Mussels, Ontario., Solicitors for the Executors 22-14-3 24 Cards of Thanks Would like to thank my friends and family who sent me cards, flowers or treats, while in Listowel Hospital. —Debbie Van Vliet 24-14x1 We would like to thank our friends and neighbours of Grey Township and Brussels for the gift given to us on our recent marriage.—Bill and Alma Gordon 24-14x1 Chairman Don Bray and co- chairman Gord Finch• thank all Optimist, competitors and all other people who helped make their Poker Sno-mobile Rally successful, also the Grey Town- ship farmers on whcseland the course was run. Special thanks to the Brussels Stockyards 24-14-1 We would like' to thank all our friends and neighbours who so kindly helped us at the time of our accident. ,Special thanks, to Mel McCarter.--=-Jean Williams and Janet Boyns. 24-14-1 I would like to thank all my friends and relatives who sent me cards and visited me while I was a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. A very special thank you to all those who helped out at home-in any way. It was all veryu much appreciated. —Karen Hastings. 24-14x1 I wish to express my sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbours for remembering me with flowers cards gifts treats and visits white in Victoria Hospital, London, and'all who helped in any way. Special thanks to Dr. Street, Dr. Layman and nurses on 3rd floor their kindness will always be remembered. —Chas. Nicholson. 14-14x1 We would like to say thank you for all the many beautiful gifts we received. A special thank you to those who helped in any way to put on the stag party and the showers. Many thank to friends and neighbours for their help on the day of the wedding. It was all very much appreciated. —Laurie and Margie Black. 24-14x1 The family of Miss Elizabeth Dickson wish to express their thanks to all those whO remem- bered her with flowers, cards, gifts and visits during her stay in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. E. LeDreW Dr. D. Munn and the nurses On the first floor.' Thanks to the relatives, friends and neighbours who sent flowers and food to the house at the time of the funeral, also' the ladies Who served the lunch. It was all greatly apprecia- s ted. Helen and Luella Mitchell 24-144 25 In Memoriam BONE— In loving memory of a dear husband, father and, grand- father Russel 3. Bone. 'wh,o passed away February 6, 1973. 'What peacefull hours we once enjoyed. How sweet the .memory still But they have left an aching void. The world can never fill. - Always remembered by his wife Verena and family. 25-14-1 26 Personal Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Anna Lee, to Mr. George Smith, on of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Toronto.• Wedding to take place, February 21st in Knox Presbyter- ian Church, Cranbrook, 26-14:1 Brussels council (Continued from Page 1) at one of his farms at a cost of $18 per hour, effective February 1. Mr. McDonald will pay towing charges if the plow gets stuck. Clerk King said under the 'old agreement with Mr. McDonald, in, force for about four years, he paid about $9.25 per houi, Road expenditures for 1976 were set up, according to Ministry of Transportation' and Communication allocations. Brussels will spend $9800 on construction and $24400 for maintenance, up considerably from whit MTC allowed in 1975. 50 per .•cent of the totals is available from pirovincial grants. Councillors voted to' support a motion from Alexandra and Marine Hospital calling on health minister Frank Miller to. reverse his decision to close Goderich Psychiatric Hospital or reign. $25. was granted to the: Suron Plowmen's Association and $25 to War - Memorial Children's' Hospital. Salaries for village employeeS were set when Brussels council met Monday night. Most got a 50 cent per hour raise, while others got a 10 per cent increase, Village foreman Harry Crich will get $3.75 per hour, Ruth Sauve $3,00 per hour and casual labour will be paid $3.25 per hour. Lila Goll will be paid $3 'per hour for cleaning the village office and $60 for the library. The garbage truck driver will make $20 per pick up and the<boys w load the garbage $15 per garbage pick up. The Brussels rep on the Wingham Hospital board will paid $11 per meeting plus $5 foi transportation. Firemen and the village fire 1' chief will get a 10 per cent increase, up from $150 a year fol the chief and $3 each practise and. $4 each fire for the men. agric - 14 Properti For Sale 24 CStrds of Thanks Thanks to my neighbours, friends and relatives fors the gifts, cards, flowers, and visits while I was' a patient in Wingham Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses and staff on second floor and to Dr. Leahy and Dr. Clarke. Thanks to those who helped at home while I was away. It was all very much— _ appreciated and will never by forgotten. —Mrs. Ruth Pipe 24-14x1 12 12i6,414E-BRUSSELS POSY, FEBRUARY 4,, 1916