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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-12-01, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST 111111i11f 011111111111i1111111 SISSISSIDIN III iIIIIN INGEI NI ! i Worth Coming to See Our Display of Cristmas ccorat■ o ns They Offer Many Neiw Suggestions for Christmas Tree and House Decorations. Brick Design Crepe Paper for Fire Places,' Red and Green Crepe Paper, Embossed, Foil in Green, Red, Silver and Go1d..Plastic Snow. Christmas Tree Lights, Table Centre Decorations, Fluted Paper Streamers, Red and Green Foil Roping, Clusters of Silver IBells, Reflectcrs and Tree Tops, Frosted 1Christmas Trees, Glass Christmas Tree 1 Ornaments, P1ast;c Reindeers, Choir Boys, Angels, Cancty Canes, Door Decorations, Green Fibre Spray decorated with Tinsel Balls, Silver Tinsel and Red Ribbon. Also new designs in Christmas Parcel Wrapp- ings, Ribbons and many other items. When down town drop in and see the Dis- play — You will Not be disappointed. -- - – SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store Phone 62 Brussels Phone Tip Top 24 Tailors Ladies Station Wagon Coats Value up to $34.95 — Special $24.95' Best Mouton Fur Collars Available, Ladies Coats. • Special values at $32.95 also higher priced Coats, Men's Jackets and Coats Children's Coats and Sets Thousands of Christmas Gift. Items on Display for your Gift Shopping. Luggage The Ideal Gift for That Special Person, A private funeral iervioo wasr held 1 last wedner,day for riles. Jame& N. •I litimusiIr1Ia11dnizisR1i1111111[tt•rN11sNrie11NN mums BRUSSEL'-MOTORS HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER SPECIALS A number of Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Fords, Fully Equipped, as low as $1895. Also a number of '53 Chevrolets and Pontiacs for as low as $1595. A number of '52 ranging from $1350. vOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALIR Melo Towing Service Phone Tax Presses, Out Allen from the llama or her son, ii. 13. Allen, Mrs, Allen died on Mom., arty night following a long illness in Hospital and at cher sop's home. She was 80 Years of age, Rev. 10. W. Todd of 'Wroxeter United .Church Was assisted by Rev; 'Harold T. Colvin of Melville Presbyterian Church in conducting the funeral. She was formerly Laura Brawn, the daughter of Dr. Harry Brawn ,anjl hills wife, Rachael Godbont. She was born in Wroxeter, and spent her life there where her bus- , band was a druggist for man/ Years. Her husband, .Jarred N.. t Allen, and her son, klarrY, survive; s also a sister, Mrs. T. G.nHe phill, One son, James, Wroxeter, and four uret few scans iago. Pallbearers were Farnk Gra'h- 1 am, Harold TownsJbend, Gordon Gib - i cony William Wright, Wesley Hem- pel, John Gibson. Floral tributes were carried by four grandchildren Marjorie and Jimmie Allen 'and Heat- / her and Barbara Allen. Burial was in Wroxeter cemetery Wednesday, Deoem1 er 1st, 1984 GREY NOMINATIONS (Continued from Page 1) repair of the MoNair Drain, 1 thought a fee of $50.00 for a Hawk- er's •License was too 371gh. Hugh Smith said the taxes couldn't be reduced M tail:, time without something suffering. Clifford Rowland in his reply am wered several questions, He said the COM1,011 We sorry to love Mr. McNaught. Money goes to work every day .. . When you see a contractor on a job, a bank loan may be helping to finance it. Fop hers and other primary producers borrow from a bank to buy equipment, meet seasonal needs. Manufacturers and merchants use bank credit to ,help buy materials, process and market goods. 1 The benefits of bank credit run through all personal and commercial life. Bank credit operates silently, but on every hand you have satisfying assurance that it Is teat work" ... in all types of communities, for all sorts of worthwhile purposes. The chartered banks continually adapt their many services to meet the changing, expanding needs of modern enterprise and modern living. THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Mia sri1L low etea era. `Lcombona ler big >a5k 1w ire• deal Asir we sheet s sedspi Brussels Creamery GOOD FOR ALL KINDS OF BAKING ur,ly, t t ,t .✓ Ctlt t :fir qtr( is :fr; led 1r;i .pr iv :` is T3.54 Just think of what that means to you! No more annoying drips ... no more wasteful leaks . " . no drip stains to scour away ... no more washers to change. What's more, Magic Action Fittings and Magic Line Accessories won an award from the National Industrial Design Council for form, function, originality, good value and consumer acceptance. A matched set of Magic Action faucets for basin, bath, shower and kitchen sink will go a long way to make your bathroom look better ... and they cost no more than ordinary taps. Come in and see our full line of EMCO plumbing equipment. For Sale by -- C. & G. KRAUTER Brussels, Ont: EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED LONDON 44 Z., PUNDAs ST *CANADA ET, ZhiliT School Trustees Sec.Treae, and two High School with some of the other schools. members were,.ealled to the )platform, Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Troas, gave report on School finances. He said the surplus shown in the financial staltement, was a balance needed to pity the teachers etc:, until the grants came in borrowing as muoh, Watson Brown stated he thought everyone had heard all they wanted to about ditches, A. new music teach- er WM hired „because of the illness of the former teacher. He stetted he would stand for Trustee and would appreciate support, . John Conley, said everything had been covered financially. He told of t repairs' to schools. He had attended a Convention at Guelph in hopes o: learning more about Central Sdhoole. He was tusked by Hugh Smith about a lawsuit with the Twp. over school interest. Mr. Conley felt he was right about the School Board not having to pay interest. He stated his name woutd be en the ballot for Trustee, ! Walter McFarlane, thanked his mover and seconder. He said he hadn't Much to say. Kenneth Mclean explained about the interest on money buriowed for the schools. Ile understood that the Council would pay the interest. He &tested ,there would be a law- suit if not paid by the Council. He thanked the roltairman for the chance to spec . Jas. S. Armstrong member of Winghem High School Board told that Grade 9 in Brussels was dim confined this year. Several chang- es in feeder lines were made. He said there were 18 pupils from Grey this year. Andrew Bremner member of Lis- towel High School Board said the Board likes to see a balance in their statement but do not not call it a surplus. Feur rooms were built at a reasonable price. He was glad they didn't have to raise gar MORRIS TWP. NOMINATION (Continued from Page 1) could enlarge very much op .w'hat the other counnillers had said. Ralph Shaw; Sec,-Treas., of Dorris Township School Area, wept over the report and explained some of the entries. Robt. McMurray, chairman o8 the Public School Board thanked his mover and seconder. He spoke about the expenses going up but It is hard to hire teachers. He thought that swore of the small schools through The School Trustees nominated, time will be closed and doubled OD FOR BETTER CAKES SOLD iiN IIRU3. J AT W. L. Baiker & Son BUTCH= SHOP Torranloe Dundee, School Trutees, stated that they had a put a new oil furnace i>r the Walton School at e► cost of $1200 and the Iteaober and pupils like it fine. Geo, Michie; School Trustee, there had to be a new furnace at NO. school since gchool cmmenced. Bernard Thomas, School Trustee, expaiued that it is sometimes very hard to get caretakers ae well as teachers. He is mot in favor of elop- ing schools. If It does come it will likely be the Department ,telt would close the 1sclhoolss and not the true, tees, He closed by thanking his mover and .seconder. Mr, McLean, chairman of Grey Township Township School Area was present and explained that it was cheaper to transport children than to hire an extra ,teacher and keep up the extra school. Clarence Martin, represer'tltatl+ve on Sealorth District School, went over the sieanoilal ,report of that school, and explained some of the items, and replied to a few quest- lona. Mervin Richmond, reprei e11t&.tA7e on Clinton High Soh'ool Board, e2- ploIned the conttradt of 41=4 E4 the old part of the Clinton 2&g'll School and also the new addition which matches the old building. He also went over the financial re- port and explained many of the items. There- is one room in Vie' old public aschool and the shop 'Worg is there. Bailie Parrott replied by giving an amount of what went into the Auburn bridge. Jas. Michie, ex -councillor, spokel on the centennial coming up in 1986. They purpose getting out IE booklet with the history of, thea Townships and asked for any soirg- estions. Sam Alcock, thanked the people who supported him last year in the election. Ile alio rammeuded th4 present council on the work they Opportunity FOR A CAREER IN "FREEDOM" INSURANCE In .the trained skill and cour- age of Canada's soldiers lies a wealth of insurance . "Freedom" insurance ... for peace ... against aggression. 0 The opportunities for young men with the right tempera- ment and intelligence to make a career in the Army are excel- lent. As a modern, progressive organization, the Army is equipped to offer lop rate schooling and training to career soldiers. There Is a place in the Canadian Army for young men who can meet the challenge. The Army has a continuing need for good men ... men like you, who want to make a career of protecting Canada's freedom, and your own, in the Army. 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