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MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
Morrie 't'ownship Council Meeting.
Jute. , item,
\The remelt" nc •t in the 1'ownslltp
Hail tt the above elite with all
ttl,.,nbee> pct sent The Reece pre.
I sided
It a010or ,.h•• last lei -ting
1 erre veedant a l ptett en motion of
V sem Al—.'k :eel leellie Parrett.
.11, tot ey Wee pe;; secoudett
tel' (ea: ( ,tt ,,. that Brussels 1
.e.e e ulnu•id eeei+•ty be siren a j
ureet et 050.I'. that Blyth he 1
erten e event .e' }rite end that 1
he ,.icon a el•.t1t of
l.1, eke, I
ia;gn .t .. t .. r i I
:\i,,,,-(1 t y Wm. I vac lt, se. ended
,c 1 1 l,, Poxrat that the tender at
tee. tee.te.el t„ lie ley and touMIl:
ileo ',urinal tr. C,,,,,ler Drain and
,,•1 u . i pai r ind improve ellen
° p tl 1. :'f (levier Drain for the sum
of leu. be u .: t tr i Thi- swore(
be dom. in 't clime with plan,
1,1 eel, and P"i-hr t
ttI.W+..cf eak.,1 • a .n. unn•
toll of I teltno1 will he the min- Toast Thomas, Joyce Thomas, :Bary th,
inter. Wilt's. Marie Wright, Clarence IA
The ,Tune meeting of the Mermen's \in.rhan. Taoyd Machan. Jerk Stiles,
Mi"tonary Snelpty of Knox ChurchBy Ct rtifteete —
nous held at the hone ell the 'Pres„ I Mrs. Flora Chisholm, Freeman
\Trs. Dan Hurtlter. Opening ex- 1 Bitch. n. mi,,,,, Freeman Kitchen, 1
eccrises consisted of a meditation J, an Kitchen, Mrs. Wm. Lucas, ti
nn Ts,thia 4n, veree Si and the sing Fred [.oras, Laura Lucas, Mrs.
tog of Psalm 25. Mrs. Mother PrP George MrCutche0n Mrs. Thomas
eiderl and read Psalm 11 Psalms 124 , Miller
nn,l 125 were read by Mrs. John 1
Selmeret And 11rs. Allen Cameron. A i
r( flee was 1110111 by the leader
fir the chervil in Kora The ger.
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15e cougrel;ation ut linin Pres•
byte date t'il,ttc lt, l'ranhrnok e lebrat-
....0, tie Entenit; cath Aunitereary,
sweet y. epee t al mernieg and
\ening services.
y R. td. \1:• Helene of feeler ielt.
wee latest speaker, delivered
M. -miring. messages and left many
ti, rights of present day problems.
.1t the morning eetviee, special
thilgtO tt1S presented by the Com
lined choir, of Ethel and C rIllWOok,
which consisted of an anthem by the
hole, solo by Bob Cunningham and
duet by Teti and Mre. Ftlebanls.
1t ev ethic, werehtp, quartette
teen Bruseels Melville Church 71i0s
Jaw' W,0•1:, Mrs Iteral.1 (tibsun.
0raid Gibeon and Wm, King con-
rtbuted 1100 numbers hurl Alien June
\V,l: sang a colo.
On Sunday. Juste la, Sutlay school
will be held in Knox t"htn•ch at. 10
+:^aler eeryiee of worship
nt •0 which Roy. Mr, McCort
The United Church
The Vented Church of Canada cele-
brated its Twenty -Fifth Anniversary
00 Snndat 30110 51th, In company
with all the other Pnited Churehc
in Canada, Brussels eongregaIion
observed titls Silver Siebile t-. The
hynnts used at the morning worship
were those used twenty-five y(•ars
ago in the great service temente-
elating TTuinn in tho Arent Garden.,
ha_ the city of Toronto. An epprnpri•
;rte 'tuthent was rendered by the
their. As the highliht of the ser-
ve!, twenty-five years ago was the
relebretinn of the Saerantetlt of the
1 01's Supper, AO Wag it on Sunday
last.
Part of the Sutttlay serving was
the reception of the following into
+be membership of the Churelt here.
13y Ptofeseinn of Faith --
Leis 11ope. Ruth 1Ten11neway, Jean i a.
J. 10:•11 Lacarre McNair, Shirley
Meehan. Joan Meehan. Lena. Miller.
- i skein P"rter. Shirley :`+tenitenann.
or 1', charge, Carried.
\t° ved by t lea, Ceultee. to -000,11d
I.y tient Altatek that th.0 Road Lia•
i ilitc Insurance h- r:tewed w -4t11 the i
C eel tl .\cculeltt Tn prance Co. and
leai ttm to -(crit 1„, incr used to
$5t1.fno, slut unn and an,5ne at n
premium eeet of $220.41, carried,
Mowed by \\tet. Peaenck. seconded
by Baillie Parrott that Icy -Law No, 7.
i cell, eithorizing the treatnrer to
borrow up toe unn from the pante,
be passed :tc read the first. sc'r0nfl
and third times:—Carried.
Bevel by Chas. Cnttltes, seconded
l y Sam .\1(„e•k that the road bills
as presenter) by the Road Superin-
tendent be pail. — Carried.
Mowed by Chas. Cpnites, seconded
by Wn7. Peacock that the following
resolution hr pass1-d — "Whereas tt
1.-';. •.-;:1
advisable to have the
rate ,. „f the P,rn=sets Telephone
eysteen ta',ol. and Whereee webe-
Iieve that a private phone should he
higher than a party line phone.
Therefore be it resolved Chet we
'be eemeeil of the Tnwnship of
Morris feel that the rates should be
increased along the lines outlined at
the Brussels. Morris & Grey Tele -
'
phone anneal pleating. -- Carried.
. Moved by Sant Aleock. seconded
by llathlir• Parrett that -we endorse
c-- the resolution of Grey Township in
regard to Improvement of No. 86
highway. -- Carried.
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'Wednesday. June 14111, 105U
AINESEMIENOYMMINNWINSittetaiSCHE
Mewed by Baillie Parott. seconded
by Sant Alcock that the meeting art•
entre to meet again on July 8rd at
1 p n1 — Carried.
The f3P,nw1n0 accounts were paid:
e`t•n,.Wesenhery, Brnasels
Fete (3'-i,tt 8711 en
Mee T; Blyth
Fair Grant 40.00
etevetrt Praetor. Belgrave
Fair Grant 20.~0
P.rydrre,. salary end
post:,ee 254.05
GREY Twp. COUNCIL
•.,-an•••• read for minute.. which were
npt1rrlrel. and called the roll. which
was respnnleel to by giving a .
"arse of , l'lpfurr. c,ntalnins "sae
rifiee" The word chosen for July
w -as "eternity," the meeting to be
at the Inure of Mr. M. 1111 rel The
report of the Presbyterial held re•
e ntiy in Kincardine was given by
hiss Alien. J. Forrest Mrs. Alex
Steles presented the topic "Canad-
ians enter Japan." Mrs, Huether
'led in prayer. Hymn 5119 was sung
fnlllowed by the Bendict.inn.
Mrs. Allen Cameron eonrhucted a
brief meeting of the Ladies' Aid.
Minuntes were read and adopted and
the purchase of paint for the veranda
end steps at manse was agreed on,
else a broom and wax far the church.
The hostess served refreshments
at the close.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Hnehen, (Inn-
' eetnga, visited with Miss F.mylene
• Steles and attended the anniversary
services 1n Knox Church.
Mr and Mrs, Bert Martin, Mr., and
Mrs. ,Tim Martin and Children, De.
troit, were weelt-en1 yisiters with
1 Mr and Mrs. Allen Centemn.
FARM FOR BALE —
1D0 acre farm, excellent house
and a good barn, 41 acres sowed
with mixed grain, 42 acres In grass,
5 neves of bosh, good water, hydro,
Nihon -Ps of Council Meeting held
.lane 0d, 1050.
Moved by Wm. E. Bishop, seconded
by Percy Ward that John McNabb
and Lien. McFarlane meet Elena
council regarding Beauchamp sur-
plus -- Carrier'.
Moved by Kenneth McFarlane, sec-
onded by Percy Ward. that we in-
struct the Clerk to notify the En-
eineer to re ndjust the report nn the
Blecitert Drain an the road portion
as part of this is County Road, —
Carried.
That the report on The Jackliu
Drain be provisionally adopted and
Clerk have By -Laws printed and
served. — Carried,
That Live :Stock Valuator be paid
$4.00 per trip in carrying out his
duties — Carried,
Moved by Wm. E. Bishop, seconded
by Percy Ward, that we give Brussels
Fall Fair a grant of $100.0—Carried.
Moved by Geo. McDonald, second-
ed by Percy Ward, that the Connell
. aive as a grant 1.0 Cranbrook Cnne
enmity Centre of the stun of 82,000.00,
— Carried.
Moved by Geo. McDonald, !wend -
by Ken. 1T'Farlane. that the
Clerk ea11 for tenders for wnrh on
'•
all itelcipel Tile Drains in Town.
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1948 Pontiac Coach
1948 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Dodge Sedan
1946 Monarch Sedan
1941 Oldsmobile Sedan
1941 Dodge Sedan
1941 Pontiac Coach
1940 Chrysler Sedan
1940 Studebaker Sedan
1940 Chevrolet Sedan
1939 Chevrolet Coach
1938 Ford Coach
1937 Ford Sedan
1936 Chevrolet Coupe
1948 G. M. C. 1/2 -ton panel
1945 Maple Leaf 214 -ton Stake Truck
1942 G. M. C. 3 ton Stake Truck
1948 Chevrolet 7J -ton
1930 Ford Panel Truck � R
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BLUEVALE
Miss Emma Johnston, local leader,
with her class of six, Verna Wheel-
er, Joyce Jacklin, Roma Brecken-
ridge, Wilda Breckenridge. Marie
Wright and Cavell Ruttan attended
Achievement Day at Seatorth on
Saturday. The Aix girls qualified in
the project "Clothes closets ep to
date" and five girls in "Meat in
the Menu' project. No marks were
trdypn. -
Marks Birthday
sirs. Burns 7Toffatt entertained
:1 number of young girls on Saturday
afternoon to celebrate the 12th birth-
day of her daughter, Ltniile.
bin tarried. Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Jack
S B Elliott, e•.lief evroom 13.20 moved by Gen 1TrDnnald. sern11t1. Davi..^s. Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs,
eL nn TTiS::_dra_^.e, th
. pn:aannemploy. - Lot 20. Con. 14 Grey. For further in- . ,,,1 • i.
tio•n. 7TrT••at93ne. that e Elmer Sellers: R. E, Mcliitinney and
meet stamps and 110'-. es 25An formation apply to Peter Litowaki, tray tit the several parties interested Harvey Messer. Toronto, at their
uppR. R. 2 Brussels Phone 43-r-7.
$ Road Liability its s-otnentton with 0.rrnents of Geo. summer homes here: Barney Mish•
W (1110 an.
h 101.85
Post. envelopes 6 00
P,ri orle Motors, repairs to
sprayer 12.75
Dept. of TTeelth, Tnsnlin 8.72
t2_g®
g
Del erty Bre,:.. repairs to �R� 'y l.1 y rygtB
sprayer o 4, ��
\'U'y G
Lloyd Meehan. spraying 51.10 Ey
('la.r•nce White, spraying 39,90 Started. Pullets
(r. ,Tnmie nn. snraylr.g 8.50
Motchaven
,Tack Lowe. spraying 117.05
Floyd Campbell. trucking file 84.55
All Ages
P.c1;;rave CreOp., warble fly pou-,1r-r All Br. e'Er' S,
rip; n;,d starter unit 13247 • * 31 *
Rom. 1T. 503-10. fox bounty 1.50
To order at any age or date to
Reef. .T„hll ton, fox hount.3 1.00 suit your needs.
John Bn,tn151. fox bounty 1.50 DELIVERY IF REQUIRED
Wm. Vaniaaup. fox bounty 4.50 ' * a a
Lloyd P011?(. fox bounty 1.60 Frank C. Mitchell & Son
FI' 1 Mewl, fox bounty 7.50
,Tenn .\ Taylor, fox honrty 3.00 Wroxeter Phone 76
111,,11 ()II Co.. gasoline 09,20
t rblisuu 113l.) trill to Stratford re
.\s,,, -'o100 ,\isocia.tion meeting 1.00
'Garrey. Johnston, Reeve.
(:,,n. 1 Martin. Clerk.
The Voice Of Temperance —
in Oirlartn. bt,t•ers;re rooms ere
,1Tnwed lo reutaI] open till 2 a, m.
What peseilde sensible reason can be
given for sorb a late rinsing hour?
Tttr .mortar of it is that Lite Peer the
eleeine 11011 the- mm•,• advanced the
afate of intoxicatier..e! the beverage.
wenn ,'310w31. TTI England the puha
are open only for four hour periods
-toll then they are closed for two
hnnr periods, and 10.30 p, m., they
are (dosed for the day. These shorter
hours set smile limit to the degree
of drrinitness that beverage room
rlrinking can produce, The Theron
Temperance Federation protests
against Ontario's late closing hour
bonnet. tl gives ton meat time foe
over indulgence with its consequent
drunkenness and degradation,
tseseememereaseseeeseteeenteesteeetesteenessouse
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers..
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Lime and Fertilizer Solvers,
Spring -tooth Barrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hammer Mill,.
We also ave repairs for
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
MORRiTT & WRIGHT
thapiessont ®eaters for
64l3vsr Implements
Telephone 4 and 98, Blyth, Ont.
Wazzeeymskl. the em01111+s tine
them. -- Carried.
Moved by Geo. McDonald. seemed•
ere by 1\' E Bishop, that we instruct
the (Merit to - write the Mnnieipal
Board smppo•ting the action of the
Teruseels. Morris and Grey Telephone
Co.. in their adjustment of rates at
their meeting held May 20th, 1950,—
Carried.
Mn'ed by Percy Ward, seconded
by (ren. McDonald, that in con-
pll-tuee with the request of Ralph
Tllnntpeon, Thomas Kerr and others
to have the South Maitland River
deepened and widened and carried
to a suffirlent nutlet for the area
describer) we instruct the Clerk to
ratify G. G. Reid, 0. L. S., to ex-
amine and report on same.—•'Cargied.
Moved by George MCDonald, see-
anded by Ken. McFarlane, that all
approved accounts be paid—Carried.
Mnved by lienneth McFarlane, sen•
ended by W. E. Bishop, that we ad-
jour~ till July 1st at 1 o'clock or at
the call of the Reeve, — Carried,
aw, Toronto, with, Mr. and Mrs.
lloy Turvey: Mr. and Mrs. 1. Mar•
shall and .two daughters, Listowel.
with Mr, and 'firs. George Thorn-
ton; Miss Jennie McEvnr, Wing-
hani, with Mr. and Mrs. 'Dari Flamil-
ton: Mr. and Mrs Eldred Nichol
with relatives at Hamilton; Mrs.
Nellie Lillow with Mr. and Mrs. J.
al, Lillow at Stratford.
Rev. John Pollock of Wtngham
neeupird tete pulpit at Knox Pres-
byterian Church Sunday morning.
He delivered a special message in
peeping with the 75th anniversary
of the Presbyterian Church in Can-
aria. - He spoke nt the value of the
church in the community, and ]tow
it has stood the test of time.
At the Hailed Church Rev. 3, A,
Burden used the text "0n this rock
T will build my Church anti the
gates of hall shall not prevail
ageing 11” His subject was "We
face file future." The service mark.
ed the 25th anniversary of the
Ttnited Church,
The following accounts were paid: t .......�--d
Roads $1063,66 fi
H. P P. C. 17.36 $i
Don. McKinnon, stock worried 45.00 7,
Valuator 12.00
G. G. Reid, Drainage 565.03
Warble Fly Powder 180.00
Furl Smalltion, Tnapt. 270,00
Shtant Stevenson 5.00
Hnspitalization 101,25
Brussels Post, Print By -Laws 00,00
Clerk's Fees, Drains 75.00
Merit's Pees, Old Age
Pension App. 15,00
Municipal World Supplies 20.71
Pall Fair Grant 100.00
Relief 18,00
Wood TLewn Cemetery 75.00
Imperial Oil, store 28,60
Postage 7,00
3, n. Peat, Clerk,
151 :Y15 t' ta';.. 3• •.
BELGRAVE
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Belgrave United Church W. M. 8,
'rhe 1f. M. S. met on June 7, in
the chnrch auditorium to celebrate
the 'twenty -Fifth Aunlversery in the
Auxiliary with 29 present, The
Ties -Went, Mrs. Earl Anderson, was
IT: charge and spoke a few words of
welronle to all who were Present
especially to the former members
who were there.
The secretary's and treasurer's
reports were received and adopted.
11,33. Harold Prneter vnluntered to be
Baby Band leader for the remainder
e1 tit, y• ar as the leader, Mrs, N.
Walsh has mowed away.
The worship service opened with
the unclog of TTynn 104, "The
Churt•Tt's One Foundation." The
port of cher Leader wap taken by
117:. Gee. Martin with the President,
Mrs. E. Anderson and. Past Presi-
dents. Airs. lames Michie, Mrs, H.
Wheeler and a past Treasurer, Mrs.
.Tes. Miller taking part.
Mrs, .T. G. Procter and Mrs. Geo.
Johnston sang as duet, "Near to the
Heart of God."
The past Presidents who had taken
part and Mrs, Miller gave a few
t emarks as well as Mrs. ,T. Wight -
men of Listowel. Mrs. 0. Black of
Britton,
ATra. Jas, Michie on behalf of the
society spoke a few words of apo
preeiatlon to Mrs, H. Wheeler for
her fainted work during the years
anti presenterld her with a life Mem-
bersbip certificate. Mrs. Wheeler
although taken by sna'prise thanked
the society for their kind gesture.
Rey. W. J. Moores was present and
<polte a few words,
Following the closing exercises all
rel hoed to the basement where a
dainty lunch was served, This
included a birthday cake which Mrs.
Jesse Wheeler had made,
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