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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-2-11, Page 5' THE BRUSSELS POST USED CARS 1951 Chev. Sedan Powe Glider and.air cond, heater $18510,00 1948 Chev. Fleetline Coach Radio and Sun -visor $1195. 1946 Hudson Sedan $750, USED TRUCKS 1951 Chev, Sedan D4ivery $1550. 1950 One -ton Fargo Staka with racks $1050.'„ 1949 G.M.C. Pack -up $875. 1949 Chev. 2 -ten with racks..,. and platform $900. 1947 Studebaker,, Pick-up $400. 1946 Ford 3 -ton with racks $400. 1948 Thames Panel $250. RIVERSIDE MOTORS Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Supertest Gas and Oil Phone 56 Brussels. Ont. Charles A. Simpson 'i'her•e,, passed sway in Clinton on 'Rrednesday, )Teb,4tih 1953, Charles A. Simpson In lUs 849h,y ac'.. He via, j ,a sen Of the late Andreae and Marg- ret (Stratllain) Simpson and was born on the Ramify Tarn, list Pon. of Grey, whore lie farmed for many years. He is survived by We wife the I !brans Mrs. Rods and a stgpeon Geo, j Tosaniso a sister bire. Rdbert Scott, Brussels, and a brother, J dt Sim- i/Von, i/Von, Vancouver, The funeral ser- v'ioe' was field Brom_ the Walker Fun. era! Home Flridaly at 2130 orolook, conducted by the Rey. W. H. T. Ful- ton. Mr. Simpson' was a life long member of the Presbyterian church. : A large number of relatives and friends gathered to pay their last. respects: There were beautiful floral tributes. Pallbearers•. was Russel Bradelhaw, Gordon Holt, Alex . McDona•1d, Geo. . NielsOlsfan, Win. , %bag, Oswald Simpson, ' Burial It .oak place in Brussels cemetery, INOTICE — We are taking °entreats for Mal: ing Barley for delivery to Wdnghym elevator. Jahn Bnmstead & Son Wingham, Ont., iN MEMORIAM ' ;VHITFMLD —.la loving mentors Cif :our .dear Mother, Ruth Am- elia. Whitfield. who Passed Feb. Stir, 1952. Many a reedy heartache, Often a silent tear, But always a hea:rutiful memory. Of a Mother whom we loved so dear Lcirltogly 'a'eanembored by lien family. •• IN MEMORIAM MrNICHOL in loving memory of James McNichol with passed away 9 years, agor Feb. 17, 1944. Memories are treasures- no one can &eell Doatrh is a 9reartacba nothing can heal Some may ;forget you gone But we will remember no matter how long, Sadly missed by wife and family now you are NOTICE — Get your wood or logs cut fast and economical. prices reasonable. Mel. Jermyn Phone 5fr12 Biasses! UNITED CMURCki W.. M, $. !Illus February Meeting of Qui 'United Churdh WdmeetAs Mlaslauai y Society,, was held !at the parsonage, The president Mrs, Lanae opened the meeting with the, call to worship. Bible reading was given by Mies Jessie Straolwirn and Mrs. R. Downing led in prayer. Seeretasy ;and i'reasa4•er• reports were read and adopted, Mies Hing— ,aeon gave a reacting entitled, ."The copper belt ot'AfrJca." The study period was taken by Mrs. Bell and Miss Robinson. The theme being. •"Eituoation and Literature in the St:Imola of Africa". Mrs, Lane closed the meeting with prayer. A pleasant bait hour was 1pent : when M'rs. Lange served - a mg:rot tea. A Vote of thanks ' Was tendered Maya, Lane, for hes 100 haspitality, NOTICEA lot of'tanners like ...the Surge Milker bemires it's hacked by "Surge Service", •Ask the man who owns one. 'Cala' Lovell McGulrn Phone 993W Wingaram, Surge Deal- er. �' ° TV;hie • sate carevaoL¢ engine worrodoArt For 1953, Chevrolet trucks offer new performance, new stamina, new safety and economy — and every model is even stronger, sturdier, more durable than those of past years! The advended-: Loadmaster, F'' Toicpienma'ster and Workmastet engines in all models deliver more t. power theft has everbefore been available in Chevrolet 'trucks: This big, husky, valve -in -head 'engine with a new high -compression ratio brings you finer performance, faster atceleration, greater hill -climbing ability and ,sujrstantially greater gasoline mileage. But that's only . the beginning. You get all tae proved features and advantages that have made Chevron let trucks world-famous for their ability to handle the roughest jobs day after day at the loftiest over-all cosi. to you! Yet, even with. all these greater advantages, 1953 -Chevrolet trucks give re more for'yoplr moltlap;tlran any other"creek?. o'f coiHPbrable capacity and specifications: Drop in at our shosvw rooirl and talk over your trucking needs. Let us, sliavf4ou; how much mord' you .get; for'lour money with i553.; C1aevroler'trdcks, A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 4 powerful reasons why they are better than ever — power! You get all the power you need with outstand- ing valve -in -head economy from Chevrolet's great new engines for 1953 — the 108 h.p. Load - master, the 125 h.p. Torquemaster and the big 130 h.p. Worknraster — all with new high com- pression ratios. \\il// ._ ...._ staying — power! Now, heavier, stronger, more durable frames increase rigidity, add to ruggedness and stamina' of all 1953 Chevrolet trucks. Long famous for their ability to rake the roughest jobs day after day. Chevrolet trucks are now brawnier and sturdier than ever. \i 11 braking — power!' In 1953, all Chevrolet trucks up to 1400 Series models are equipped both front and rear with big, powerful `Torque -Action" brakes which make full use of truck momentum for greater stopping power. Series 1100, 1500, 1700 and 1800 heavy-duty trucks use extra large "torque - Action" brakes in front, "Twin-Action":'type in rear, Both assure quick, smooth, safe atops — provide greater stopping power, grea dura- bility than before. - t!<: = ecor,o i The new and greater stamina 00 1953 0,hebrolet' trucks, plus extra gasoline economyt'e1 th im- proved valve-in•head engines, reduce4'_lwuliag8 costs per ton mile, brings you greater:pvCtilt economy throughout the long life ;of iltltr trucks. 11' CT -153A Riverside Motors Brussels, Ontario Weduesdaiy, February 11b1u, 34:53 MORRIS TV4/t", COUNCIL 1 Morris Towssihjp Oouraoil Me•etiu Feb. 2, 1963. The Commit met In the Towson. Hall or tae above date witils the members present, Tho ultimates 08 the last mee ling' were read and adopted on relation of Wm. Iliston and Belli Parrott. - Moved by Chas, Ooultes, seconded by Bailie Parott that we joie tit Association of Assessing Moors — Oarrded Moved by Wnr. alieton, seconded by Bailie Parott — Be it resolved that ler the purpose of certifying employment by the Township of Morris As 'permanent in accordance with Paragraph (1) os .Part 11 Kits First Sebedule, to the Unemploy- ment Insurance Ant and of Special orders made by the Unemployment Insurance Commission there under the following be .and they are here- by autaroriized to Issue audit certi- ficates — Geo. O. Martin. — Garrled, Moved by Chas. Coultes, seoanded by Bailie Parrott that we engage Geo. Hetherington as Warble Fly Spgiy_Tnspetstor for 1953 at 90 cents peit"`hour and 10 rents per nili6. Oarrled. Mored by Sam Aldo'ek, sieonded h3' IVIn. Elston that w. advertise for sprayman and helper for 1:953 warble fly spraying. Applications to he in by March 2. — Carried J Moved by Battle Pan•ntt. second- ded by Wm. Elston that we advertise for tenders to supply. erugh and deliver approximately 10,009 yards of gravel an Morris Township roads. crusher to be equipped with w inrir screen and certified cheque for 9"119 to accompany canh tender. • — Carried. Moved by Chas. Cmrltee, seconded 1 by Bailie Parrott that the road ac onunts as Presented by the Road rnperhrtendent be paid. — Carried Moved by Chas. Coultes. seconded by Wm. Elston that the meeting ad - jaunt. to meet again on March 2, at 1. p. m. — Carried. i Mrs. M. Kelly, damege to lands crops, Kelly Drain $54.00 R. Craig damages to laands and craps, Kelly Drain 69.00 L: Sootht damage to lands and crops, Kelly Drain 63.00 J. C. trains, damage to lands and crops, Kelly Drain 13.00 L. Cronyn damage to lards and crops, Kelly Drain 50.00 I). Craigdamage to lands and crops. Kelly Drain 16.00 .1soociatinn of Assessing Officers 10.00 Ivan SfeArter, broom for hall 1.85 Hydro -Electric Power Com- mission — Street lights in Belgreve and Walton 195.00 Stun. World (Subs.) xfl.Ut pas. Howes, Smith Drain 350.9,1 Geo. Martin• telephone calls 3.611 Gathers and Gallaher. Peacock Drain 27,50 Village of Blyth. firs. R. Crane rolief 63.35 A. H. Erskine. c'ollec'ting tax Envier Drain 5.00 F. Oster. Grant on Carter Drain O. Haines, Grant on Grnvier Drain Tt Craig. Grant on Gooier Drain A. Nesbitt, Grant on Gooier Drain TC. Webster. Grant an Govter Drain 111. GaIvier, Oran oaa fi Gorier ]grain, 114,00 J. Nesbitt, Grant cru Gorier Drain ' 47.80 10 R. A. Mo111illaau, Grant on all Gorier Drain 171,4 Dept. of Highs/aye, /aye, Grant on 84.86 Groviet• Dram t-' C. W. Hanna, render for H. ywlulteilread 02.81 Saraw, elite 25,00 ilaifvey O. .Toiruston, Reeve. Geo, G, Martin, Clerk. e• 23.75 I 352.70 1 UNITED CHURCH Y. p, U. The Yloung People's Union et the . tinted Ohuroh met. in the Church parlour on Sunday evening' with a good attendance. The programme. "What can we believe about Goth" centred ,around a study of a number •of .G1d' Testament characters wihe Were definitely great men of God. Thenext regular meeting will be Sunday evening, Feb. 22 at 7.30. The Union Is planning a skating party for Tuesday. Feb. 17, should there he ice. ?HE AJAX PLAN Ajax is Canada's first industrial city to be planned from the guasa routes, up_ and in minute detail. The idea wag conceived in 1949 and al - reedy *glittering new community of over 5,900 people with 21 factor les employing 1,400 people lies sprung to life. Slums are outlawed, along with traffic congestion, land speculation, and wildcat housing selu mes. The story of Ajax Is told 1n the Toronto Star Weekly of Feb- ruary 14, by staff writer Harold Hflldaad. YOUR FIELD CROP SERVICE PLAN SALESMEN Can -supply you with any kind a. Grain, Corn and Hay and Pasture seeds. These sered.s are all registered and treated ready to sow, If you toed any help in planning your needs in Seeds or Fertilizers do not hesitate to contact your Crop Ser- vice dealer. Have you Clover Seeds or Grain from Reg. Sued for sale? We will buy or place, it tor you. Soil samples will beanalayzed free. Asir for prices on Seeds. Service is free Phone 56r0 Geo Wesenburg BRUSSELS LIONS BAND SEEKS NEW MEMBERS There are openings tor new mere- hers in the Brussels Lions Boys and Girls Band !Beginners for Else junior band will bo wetenae, as well as experienced players. This is a wonderful opportunity for children and teenagers who are interested in music. Parents should encourage their dhildren to beoome members of this band that has already won wide recognition. 'Ceder the capable leadership of Mr- Robin son. members have aha opportunity to get ira&ning and ex- perience that will sive them plea- sure for the resit of their lives where over they may be. Anyone wishing to join should see Mr. A. C. Robinson at the Lab. vary any Wednesday evening at 7.80 o'clock w1Nc1-,AM MEMORIAL 51.5015 Always a tame stack In Chaieets4 Granites to Chose from All modern machinery. famous ler 277.41 1 Cemetery lettering a epectat'#pv i Artistic Memorhnta 39.63 1 at very reasonable gimes*. R. A. SPOTTON 805.$1 I Phone 2513 — W neham, .oat. Machine Shop Now Open For business In: Brussels Lathe Work Acetylene Welding Electric Welding Professional service in each line. Suitable equipment for all agricultural and indust- rial repairs. Two men at your servke at all times. We sell and service the McCulloch, I. E. L. and Disston Chain Saws. Dealer for Dairi-Cool: Milk Coolers GEO. E. POLLARD Phone 56r1$ Brussels, Ont.