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The Brussels Post, 1980-03-12, Page 19H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 MORTGAGES 4.4 are child's play atVictoria andGrey. We take the mystery out of Mortgages. Our experienced and knowledgeable counsellors will see that, your mortgage is: Clearly explained, tailored to yoUr needs and processed quibkly. If you need a mortgage loan put Victoria and Grey into the picture and let us help you. VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Contact LIS in Listowel at: Main St E 291-1450 THE BRUSSELS POST1 MARCHAZ 1000. 10 Get results! Post Want ads Phone 887-6641 Remember! It takes but a. moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad Dial Brussels 887-6641. 1 Coming Events BRUSSELS FIGURE SKATING CLUB PRESENTS "SOLID GOLD" Brussels, Morris, Grey Arena Saturday, March 28, 8 p.m. Tickets available from members 1.28-3 A Post. Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Brussels 887-6641. " NELLIE MCARTER Mrs. Mary Ellen McArter (Nellie) of Brussels died Saturday, March 1 at the Huronview Nursing Home in Clinton. She was in. her 74th, year. She was born in North Dakota, daughter of the late. James Anderson and Mary Sprpat. She was a member of the Brussels United Church. Surviving are one' daughter Jean (Mrs. Calvin Davidson) of Kitchener, and one son Donald of Brussels, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Ivan in 1956 and by one son William in 1980. She was also predeepased Eby a sister, Mrs. Violet Burke of Orangeville and two brothers, Jack Anderson of Belgrave and Earl Anderson of RR4, Brussels. Funeral and committal services were held on Tuesday, March „ 4 at the Brussels chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home, wi. th Rev. Eric Le Drew officiat- ing. Temporary entombment is at the Brussels Cemetery Chapel with spring entombment in the Brussels Cemetery. THREE PHASE Electric "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" * ECONOMY * SERVICE, QUALITY BARRY BUCHANAN 482-7374 GLENN McLEAN 887.0284 P.O. BOX 1138 CLINTON, ONT. The Corporation of the. Township of Morris BY-LAW No. 6-1980 "THE ANIMAL CONTROL BY-LAW" A By-Law pursuant to the. Dog Tax, Livestock and Poultry Protection Act, Chapter 133, R.S.O. 1970, to regulate and control the running at large of dogs in the Township of Morris. WHEREAS Section 7(1) of the Dog Tax, Livestock and Poultry Protection Act (hereinafter called the "Act") provides that By-Laws may be passed by the Council of a Township having a population of less than 100,000 for prohibiting or regulating the running at large of dogs in the Municipality and for seizing and, impounding and for killing dogs found running at large in contravention of the By-Law, AND WHEREAS Section 7(2) of the Act provides that dogs shall be deemed to be running at large when found in a highway or other public place and not under the control of any person. AND WHEREAS Section 8 of the Act provides that- a 13y-Law may be passed imposing fines of not more than $50.00 upon every person who is responsible for a contravention of the By-Law. • . THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the-. Council of the Corporation of the Township of Morris and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same: I. THAT no person 'owning,' possessing or harbouring a dog or dogs shall allow or permit the said dog or dogs to run at large within the Municipality of the Township of Morris at any time,.and for the purposes of this By-Law the term "owner" shall include a person having care, custody or control of a dog or dogs, 2. THAT any dog found running at large in the said Municipality will be seized and; A) if the said dog can be properly identified and the owner of the dog ascertained the dog will be -returned to the owner and released to him upon payment of the appropriate fine imposed hereunder or, B) if the said dog is idehtified and returned' to the owner, or an attempt, 'is made to return the dog to the owner, or the owner refuses to accept the return of the dog, or fails to pay the appropriate fine/ or upon identification it becomes apparent: that .the dog has been previously . apprehended and or found running at large in the Municipality the said dog shall be forthwith taken to the.pound authorized in that behalf by the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Morris and shall be held at such pound until the owner of the said dog shall have paid the appropriate fine as imposed hereunder and all costs associated with the impounding of said dog but in the event that the dog is not claimed and or the , appropriate fine and costs are not paid within 72 hours from the time of impounding, the dog shall be destroyed or otherwise disposed of as directed by the Council of the Township of Morris or its duly authorized agent in-that behalf and all fines, costs and expenses shall be recovered from the owner of the dog under provisions of the Surhmary Convictions Act, or . C) if the said dog cannot be identified the said dog shall -be destroyed or otherwise disposed of as directed by the Council of the Townshipof Morris or its duly authorized agent in that behalf, 3. THAT any person being the owner or having poessession or being the harbourer of any dog found running at large and in contravention of this :By-Law shall be liable to a fine of: , ' A) $15.00 for the first such offence or; B) $30.00 for the second or subsequent offence and; C) all costs, charges or other expenses properly incurred by the Municipality in connection with the boarding, impounding or other custody of the dog, 4. THAT all fines, charges or other costs referred to in number 3 above shall be paid to the Township Clerk or other person duly authorized in that behalf by the Council of the Township of Morris by the owner of the dog or dogs found in contravention of this By-Law and a receipt shall be issued therefore which receipt shall also when prochked at the pound, evidence the owners compliance with the provisions of this By-Law and entitle the release of the dog into his custody. 5. THAT a,person or persons may from time to time be appointed by the council of the Township of Morris to enforce this By-Law and such person or persons ". shall be known as an Animal Control Officer and shall have authority to seize, impound or otherwise dispose of a dog or dogs found in contravention of this By-Law as herein before provided and shall have authority to impose and collect the fines, charges and costs also hereinbefore provided. 6. THAT the provisions herein relating to dogs running at large do not apply to a hunting dog or dogs while actually engaged in a legitimate and active hunt or pursual and under the direction of a properly licensed hunter, 7. THAT this By-Law supercedes all former By-Laws enacted under the authority of this Act or its predecessors and the same- are hereby rescinded and repealed; 8. THAT this by-Law comes into force and takes effect upon the final passing hereof and may be cited as "THE ANIMAL CONTROL BY-LAW". Read a FIRST and SECOND time the 3rd day of March, 1980. Read a Third Time and finally passed on the 3rd day of March, 1980. - CLERK (Nancy Michie) REEVE (William Elston) 22-28-1 CLEARING Auction Sale of. Machinery, Sows and some Household Effects for MR. GEORGE SIKMA , South half lot 18, con C, Howick Tvvp., 11 miles west of Listowel or 2 half miles east of Morrisbank Corner Hwy. 86 SATURDAY, MARCH 15, Sale Time 1 P.M. IMPLEMENTS: 4/65 Nuffield, overhauled 1 year ago, w/ Dunham quick attach loader, w/hydraulic bucket; Massey Harris 44 special in good running order; I.H. 10' wheel disc; Kvernelands 3 x 16" 3 point hitch plow; I.H. 15•run seed drill; New Holland 140 bushel PTO manure spreader w/new apron; I.H. No.- 37 baler; 7 foot power mower; 18' bale elei/ator complete w/motor; new 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader; grass seeder; Massey Ferguson side rake; V type snow blower; wagon w flatrack; farm trailer. TRUCK: 1973 International 3/4 ton pickup with'flat rack, in good condition, selling as-is. SOWS AND FIGS: 25 sows, including 6 purebred York, in various stages of pregnancy, some due sale time. Crossbreds include York x Landrace x English Black. Breeding information and due dates an- nounced day of sale. Approximately 100 weaner and feeder pigs of various sizes. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: Lincoln 220V welder 1 year old; New grain aerator; Roto-Tiller; 7 circular hog feeders in various sizes; ear-tag applicator; steel post driver; big sledge hammer; shovels; forks etc. Plus wagon load of miscellaneous items. HOUSEHOLD: Some Household Effects will be offered. TERMS —. Cash or Cheque with proper iden tification on day of sale. NO RESERVE AS FARM IS SOLD LUNCH BOOTH Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents or Loss of property day of sale. 7% Sates Tax in Effect . PROPRIETOR: George Sikma 335-6122 - AUCTIONEER: Don Rea, Listowel, Phone 291-2600 "FOR SERVICE THAT SELLS" 20-28-1