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Wednesday, March 15th, 1900
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MORRIS SCHOOL BOARD
The March meeting of Morris School
Board was held in the Township Hall
on March 7, all members were present.
Minutes of the February meeting were
read and adopted on a motion by T.
Dundee and K. Taylor. It was decided
to give a contract to Robt, Porter,
Walkerton to care for the school
piano 340.00 per year for 10 pianos.—
School 10 not included. The secretary
was instructed to write fonr teachers,
regarding excessive use of Hydro. A
representative of the Jack Hood
school supple, firm was again given
permission to visit the schools and
make a survey of supplies and to
present at the next meeting a contract
for servicing the schools for next year,
Robert I0PC1VIurray was named a del-
egate to the 0,,A. In Toronto Easter
Week. A delegation waited on the
Board and after a lengthy discussion
R. McMurray and H. Taylor were
nameda committee with power to
act in engaging a teacher for S. S. 1.
The Boards, will visit schools Aril 5.
The following bills were passed: W.
McMurray 37.38; D. A. Rana 335.00;
33. Gregg 40,47; A, Cardiff 26.00;
R. Porter 69.00; F, Slorach 9.20;
R. 11. Watt 53.20; Humphries 31.63;
Trustee's Association 10.00.
R. J', McMurray, chairman.
R. S. Shaw, secretary.
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Melville Church Services
At the morning service on Sunday,
Rev. Mr. Milne preached. on "The
inner life of the Church," and ex-
plained how different worshippers
derived different degrees of benefit
from their attendance at worship
service. The morning anthem was,
"But the Lord is mindful" by Mendel-
sohn. At the evening service an il-
lustrated lecture on Japan was given.
"In the Garden" was the title of a
'duet by Donald and Bruce Edgar, The
Girls' Moms rendered the anthem,
"Sweet hour of Prayer."
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Luke G. Spelran
deceased.
All Creditors and othes having
claims against Luke C. spetran who
died on or about the 22nd day of
January, A. D. 1950, at the Town of
Wingham,' in the County of Huron,
are hereby notified to forward to the
undersigned ffill particulars of their
claims ort or before the 18th day of
March, A, D. 1950.
After the last mentioned date the
assets of the estate will be distribut-
ed amongst the Parties entitled
theretohaving regard only to the
claims of which notlice has been re-
ceived.
DATED at Mitchell, Ontario, this
23rd day of February, A. D. 1950,
Claude Horne, Mitchell, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executrix.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
With farm prices lower you must produce your grain for
leas to make a fair profit. Why fiat try "NA -CHUM", Liquid
Fertilizer this spring its cheaper. easier to handle — Use in
ordinary seed drill. The results will amaze you, and prove
that ,Fertilizer in a Liquid form is here to stay. For informat-
ion Phone 17-r-19 Brussels and GLEN FRASER your Local
Dealer will can on you.
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FOR SALE—
A quantity of Hay.
Wm, Hollinger Phone 34-r-0
FOR SALE —
House and lot on Princess Street.
3irs, Jas. Kerr Phone 51-r-9.
ron SALE—:
80 (hunks of Piga.
Arnold Stephens, Con, 4 Morris Twp. I
It. R, 5 Brussels.
FOR SALE -
10 chunks of pigs weighing 50 lbs.
9 pieer', also 1 York sow, due M April,
Mel. Jeryinu Phone 53-r-12. i
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FOR SALE—
Good set of double heavy harness
eomplete.
Douglas Hemingway Phone 23-r-4.
FOR SALE -
800 Hybrid Pullets, 2 months old,
also 78 chunks of pigs.
Zoe Holmes Phone 15-r-5,
FOR SALE—
,1928 Pontiac Sedan, good rubber,
cheap.
Frank Mitchell Phone 25-r-26
FOR SALE -
2 Sows, _due in March,
chunks of pigs.
Glenn Huether.
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LOW COST SERVICE
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CRANBROOK
FOR SALE
—
Redmond's Spring 'Wheat, also a
Delaval No. 16 Cream Separator with
or without electric motor, in good con-
dition.
Sack Alcock Phone 42-r-18,
NOTICE —
Radiator Cleaning and Repairing
at reasonable cost. Try Bluevale
Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles
Telephone Harry Elliott 648W-1
Wingham.
FOR SALE—
Hygienic suppnes (Rubber eloods)'
n,gIled postpaid in plain, Healed
euvelope with Mice list. Six
sample 25c, 24 samples, 31.00. Mail
Order Dept. M.33 Nov -Robber Co.,
HoOX 91. Hamilton, OIIL
ATTENTION FARMERS
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest• prevailing prices, For im-
mediate service telephone collect—
Brussels 854.42 or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
FOR SALE —
A number of good houses in the
Viillage, also a few good farms for
Spring possession.
S. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE —
Bray has New Hanvps; New Hemp
Crosses, and wide variety other
breeds, Pullets, cockerels. Started
also. Tinmediate or later delivery.
We adrvise, for later profits, to get
list and order now, agent — Wm.
Weil Bray, Ethel.
FARMERS—
' Save money try Na Chum Liquid
Fertilizer may be used with dry fer-
tilizer, or replace it, Any drill will
do, Try a test field
75c to $1.00 per acre.
Recommended — Free Samples to
reliable farmers. Tree information
and folders. Apply to
J. C. Lamont, Ethel.
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! At the service in Knox PresbYter
Ilan Church on Sunday morning Rey.
A. J. Simpson occupied the pulpit and
a duet "There's No Disappointment
in Heaven" was sung by Mrs
Florence Michel and Mrs. Clifford
Kernaghan with Miss A. J. Forrest
accompanying on the organ,
The March meeting of the W.M.S.
was held at the home of Mrs. R. K.
McDonald with nine members present.
Mrs. Robert C. Oampbell opened the
meeting and Hymn 519 was sung, fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Dan. Huether,
Psalm 37 was read by Miss A. For-
rest. The secretary, Mrs. M. SlIgel
read the minutes which were approv-
ed and called the roll which was
answered by a Bible verse contain-
ing "knowledge." The April meet-
ing was planned for, •offering re -
HELP WANTED MALE—
AN EXCELLENT MONEY -MAKING
OPPORTUNITY I / 1
Tor a reliable man who is not sat-
isfied with his present employment
and is interested in safeguarding his
future seourity. You can have excel-
lent earnings with pleasant work
catering principally to formere'
needs. Your opportunity for a perm..
intent business of your own with a
good future, No capital or selling
experience neceasary bot you must
have a car and between 25 and 55.
'Write, Dept. O-11-4 The J. R. Watkins
Company 350 Rash St„ Montreal, Que,
\ FOR SALE—
M:Beane motors rowroatia and re
lora Rupert orminassehtp. Moder
sit, prices. Nina motors In *took
eettaqr nuniatrles,
ala Ontario, atreat,
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calved and a letter from Mrs. Alex
:MacDonald, Molesworth, was read.
Hymn 682 was sung and Mrs. Cam-
pbell led in prayer. Mrs. Allen Cam-
eron gave the topic "Christianity in
Japan" and Mrs, Campbell gave a
reading "A New Year in a Chinese
Home." Closing Hymn was 579 and the
Benediction was pronounced by the
president, Mrs. Huether. Refresh. ,
meats were served by Miss A. Forrest,
Mrs. James Ritchie and Douglas and
Morgan Cameron, all of London, were
week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Allen Cameron.
Mr. Jack Oameron, Elmira, was
calling on friends here on Sunday.
On March 8th. 1950 in the evening
the Board of Directors for the Oran -
brook Community Centre met at the
home of the President, Mr. Lloyd
Mr. Lloyd Michel presided. and
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I Alex J. Simpson acted as secretary,
The minutes of the. meeting held
on Feb. 17th, were read and approved
oa motion of R. Knight seconded by
R. Whitfield.
The minutes a meetings to be
Ipublished in the "Brussels Post" up-
onthe motion G. Knight seconded
by P. Smalldon. Agreed.
On motion of M. McIntosh, second-
ed by G. Knight, agreed that the
name shall hereafter be, "Cranbrook
Oommunity Centre."
The resident to approach Mr.
Murray Heather to act as Treasurer
was moved by W. Perri% seconded
by M. McIntosh. Agreed.
R. Knight made a motion seconded i
by G. Knight that the President ap-
proach Mr. Alex Steles to maks ar-
rangements that he act as fore-
man and timekeeper to demolish the
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present Community Hall and rebuild
another, remuneration to be 80c per
hour. Agreed.
It was moved by M. McIntosh. and
seconded by W. Perris that the Presi-
dent arrange for the labour needed
to demolish the present Community
Hall. Apreed.
r R. Knight made the motion second-
ed by F. Smalldon that the Presi-
dent confer with Mrs. Wm. Cameron
concerning the property beside the
:School as a site for the Cranbrook
Community Centre. Agreed.
Lfle y was tusomuctes 00
motion of R. Whitfeld and R. KnIgh$
to write tro the Department of Agri.
culture for necessary forms in con-
nection with Cranbrook Community
Centre, Agreed.
On motion of R. Whitfield the meet-
ing adjourned at 11.30 P. no
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Two months ago when coal shortages forced us to reduce pas-
senger train services, Canadian National promised that all these
trains would be put back into normal service as soon as conditions
justified it. Now we are keeping our word.
Full CNR Truitt Service Restored
As from Wednesday midnight, MARCH 8th, all trains in Canadit
that stopped running because of the coal shortage go back oil
their normal schedules.
To you, the public who gave us your understanding co-operation
during this trying period, we extend our grateful thanks and
say to you that the Canadian National will, as over many years,
provide you wi,th fast, reliable, up-to-date transportation.
W
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