The Brussels Post, 1955-01-26, Page 5Carey TW13. Council
(fret'' Toweship. ()wadi Meeting
Wee' held oti January 10th.
411 •.naenehere of Oeupoil pre4-ettt
/11-1 ,s1flaertizocl to the decleratien of
effeee,
Moved by Win. N. lAsttop, .sec911d94.
! by liugli Smith Chet .tike miuntee he
adopted as read. e- Carried.
I Moved by 'Clifford B. Dunbar,
.s(e.ouded by Geo, liuthehipeen that
! the 'Cleric .he inetreeted to prepare
Bylaw No..I. authorizing the Reeve I.
and Treasurer to borrow up to the.
ewe!, of • Eighty. Thousand Dollard
fiom the Cane-elan Bank of Co M,
ineree At Breeeels. — Carried,
Moved. by .0.1afOrd B, Dunbar,
seciencled by Hugh _Smith ..that By-Law
FOR SALE —
I Frame Heelei-e end barn With 1 WO
of land In Village, priced at $1,600,00.
290 acre Farm on County Roade
good bone% hydro, illn1W, 2 hank
i barns Tricot/ at ;12,000,00, Half Palm.
275 acre Farm 409111111g Vii i
goad house, bath, large bank book
• hardwood bush, priced at $16,000.0%
Iielf Down,
75 acre farm, franca hottse, lame
bank 1)4E0, 1)11,511, 'priced at ;5,300404
J. C, Long, 11,49,1 f.itAte Broker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
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Representative
PHONE STRATFORD --
BUS. 4174 RES. USN
Today's bank is a bright, pleasant, informal where service is .both efficient and friendly,
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People use the bank for many purposes-to deposit
savings, arrange loans, buy travellers cheques . . .
RignalaWASUMMENNernintritairgat
Nowadays people drop into the bank as
casually as into, the corner store. The
neighborhood branch is an integral part of
the life of the community. The 4,000
branches Canada's chartered. banks make
available an,all-round, nation-wide banking
service—a friendly personal service keyed
to Canadian conditions and the everyday
needs of millions of customers.
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JACK MULLIKIN. GENERAL MANAGER
MIAMI BEAC
67th Street on the 0
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate Untieraly at Toombs) PHYSKIAN and SURGEON
Todualamo 45 ennos*,
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.MONCRii..17.*;
The IVIonerieff Worneu's institute
met • for their monthly meeting on
Wed., afternoon, Jan. 19th, with 26
members !present at. the' home of
Mrs;. Orval Harrison. The _Open-
ing Ode wpi sung and the Mary
Stuart Collect and the Lord's' -..
Prayer wag eepeiatekin unison. Mrs,
Charles Harrison read the minutes.
'Mee. Ken McLean, peeeident con-
i' *dudied 'the ibesinees. The committee
who bad charge of the cook books
' were each ',presented with a book
for their work. Mrs. Ken. Smith and
Mrs. Ken. Ludington were appointed
• leaders) far the :project "The Milky
• Way." A donation was made to the
Ceylon project. The 'theme of the
meeting Was ,an Historicaff Research.
Mernbere are asked to give 1 number
from each family for the Variety
Night to be held Feb. 18 in the 00111-
mangy Hall. Mrs, Scott McLean
then toek charge of the meeting,
The roll Call was answered by each
member bringinIg an item of news
or a !pleture of A W. I. officer, past
or present, for the TWeedentuir
Book, The Motto was. In youth we
learn, in age we understand, was
well given by Mrs, F, A. ,Harrison
The tePic,was the Report on Tweeds-
mute Bodk, .whielt 'wee given by
Wire. Alex Mann who spent a gteat
deal lot time in securing material
1 for the hook: Many interesting pie-
D hires add Stories, of the eerie days
I
are included in 'the book. The fiest
lag school was constructed in 1812,
• The fleet s-ettlers in the eortunimity
were two brothers Hartwell arid Litke
/
Speira,n, wlw took up land about
the year 1860. The first store was
'built in the 18900e by a widow wall.
2 yoUng Ichildren, which was burned
• and eehuilt, inhere were several saw-
Mills in the Vie-kitty. Menerieff Post
Of fide wits ,at the store, before that,
it 'Wee kept at one of the homes in
the community, The ettlith Played
a 'Mel role in the cotheaunity. 74.,,
creation Waal each nieintiet training
our Sunehliie Sittee. Leech was
lerVed by Mrs. V, A. Haitimmi, Mee.
A, Grant, -tire.- Bali Sthitli and Mee.-
Attain Wheeler' The next Meeting
Will be 'held et the of Mrs, WM.
leaterteeti,
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SflOP
Your Niftiotiai Crattionen ario
TeArs. Alleteri gate*
THE BEST GRANITES
ilang With
Ex pert lletgnlnp iftet
Prioeik *et' ItiatinOnatilie
Nniatefk tetteritit a iinnelalti
$3,466.9 3
Edythe M, Cardiff, Clerk,
ALL KINDS
of
BAKINc,
FOR BTTE CAKES
SOLD IN' illiti)AIRLS AT
W. L. Blieker & St* *Chili* IMMO
04"1743 ft‘:7•X
AN EXPERIENCE
' If1 TROPICAL LIVING
Rich in design . . ultra •
modern guest rooms and
studio bedrooms, luxurious-
ti furnished
Corn lets in Pleasure ...
private pool and cabana
club, w -atall lounge, round=
ilia-chick entertainment
Malaita price
Lowest nibs la offoti
'Wekleie.edeee 444.444 WIN
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Banking ..the way you like it
Greetings, veryoae Our 1}e.?i'11ke. tilt
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alive 011. whiter, through per new
IMPee
time Baron _HeeleeY League, T-11 9 gamee which !haYe, been played,
have shown some surprising activity
and _eerie.
Witrehrep turned ottt with a ..few
oldeeere and with a lead of young tale
ent, Who have bets 04 ombition, but
end more .experience. Walton turned-
up with a number of good sports, that
.10'.)eop the shot t activity alive,
Ithel with meet of last. years. soccer
team, Added a few youngsters. Sruss-
.ele. while snow in starting, line a good
team of .ex-players and a Isis line,
The past :seems are no indication of
the gamee played, In some instances
it was a matter of bow the play
broke, The . scores have .heen high,
which. pleased the paying ensiomete,
The erowds have been fair, but are
Increasing. The reaction to the lea,
gue ns encouraging e0 the executive
The remarks -of-the reared member.,
are, "It should have been done be,
fore,,, and .0ova pleyere who are
not toe old to. play, but dropped out
for z teioott ary.71..Nono." ft gives us a
chance
Thanks' are due Brtiseels Arena
feet:heir co-operation, and especial-
ly the ettetodean of the rink,
Well folk% there :Are. a few more
games left, so turn, 'odic and see some
good hockey, and join in the Ian: The
play oft will commence About ,Feb,
16th. land the trophy 'IS ready the
winner, •
Centre Forward
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY The manager's door is always open-his experience,
knowledge and judgment will be useful to you. Husbands! Wives!
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iron you, too,inay need for pep; supplemen-
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add Illigliirtsel=0,===*.zurssitx t. -
en). 2 authceleing time expenditeee
0f s80,000.0.14 on roads and bridges in
1955 be ,finmellY passed,
— Carried.
Moved by Wm, E. Bishop, seconded
by Hugh Smith that By-law No, 3
to nay Twp. Officere be finally pass-
ed, as read ,a, lime second and third
time. — Carried,
-Moved by .Hugh Smith, seconded
by Wm. B. Bishop that By law No, 1
to borrow $80,000.00 at the Caned-'
ian Bank of Commerce, BrusSels, i
taism rebepas,d read afisrese. 'second and third
.
Moved by Geo. lintchirTson ea, rried :sec-
ended by Wm. E. Bishop that Ross
Stephenson be appointed a fence
viewer in place of Geo. Hutchinson.
— Carried.
Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded
I
I by Clifford R. Duebar that the
school board baying been paid the
levy for 1953 and 1954 in full, there-
1
fore' this motion end all controver.
sexy on this question.
Moved by Clifford B. Ca Dulrbieadr.
seconded by Hugh Smith that we
instruct the clerk to prePtaxe and
serve the By-lewe on the 14th Con-
cesisibri Drain.
BUSINFSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. 111,111r3ICIAN sad SURGEOS Wawa St. Pima 4. Illaymele, Out
— Carried
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar,
secondgd by Geo. Hutchinson. „that
we instruct the Clerk to enquire from
Mr. Howes if he will content ,to be-
come the •Tbeeship Engineer, under
the Metes and Watercourses Act,
for the Township of Grey, — Carried.
Moved by Wan. V. Bishop, seconded
by' Geo. Hutchinson that we tinPelut
te en. McFarlane, Gordon 'Knigh'and
Mel. Dennis- on the Brucelosis Com-
mittee. — Carried,
Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded
by Clifford R. Dunbar that Win. Her-
rieen, 'Russel 'Knight and Cecil Bate
man be appointed Brueeilloeis lespece
ors. — Carried`
Moved. by Win. E. Bishop, seconded
by 1-TCAligAll Smith. that we adjourn to
meet Feb. 5 or at the call of the
Reeoe. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF," Optonsotrini
Eves Ezamoboed. Canners OWL
Maw 791 Seater& Mao fraw5. .1100115i - S. Wad. S-12.311. Sot. f Lea Ulf oak 10.00
BELGRAVE
The January meeting of une W.
M. S. and the W. A. Was held in the
basement of the church, last Wed.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Edgar Wigli,
tman prseident, was in ohaege of
the W. M. S. meeting. Mrs.:" C. Cox
affered prayer. Annual reports
were given, by the secretary Mrs.
Earl An.derson; treasurer, M,ms. J.
Wheeeer; Baby Band euperiniten
dent, Mire C. Coe, and the Mission
Band euPerintendent, Mrs. Kenrieth
Wheeler.
Mrs. Geo. Martin was Ineclearge
of The study-'period. Scripture was
read by Mrs, W. Armstrong and
Mile, G. Martin. ,Mrs. Edgar Wight-
man gave a summary of the differ
ent religion's 'of India. Mrs. Earl
Andersontold About the mass move-
ment in India, Rev. C. Cox.
„ed ,the ,new :officer* and pronounced
the 'benediction.
At the W. A. meeting Mrs. Ken,
Wheeler 'was in charge, Mrs. G.
Maetin read the scripture, The holi-
day bells contributiono amounted'
to $32.50 and it was stated that
there was ogler $900 on hand. Pro-
jects for thetoming year are to buy
a mirror, 'carpet and chairs, tor the
choir loft. It was decided to 'hold a
bazar again this yeare There Were 11
members out to the -meeting.
Leadeale for. the dif5reent groups
are: third line.,,of Morris, Mrs. J. M.
Coultes, and Mrs. M, '14ilathers;, four-
th line, "Vlore's, /Um. J. Coultes and
Mra H. Wilkinision; fifth Lite, Morris
Mrs. Earl Anderson and Mrs, Rohl.
Griaeby; ninth line, East Waveanosh
Men'. le Stonehouse and Mrs. Gordon
Bosnian; eiXtili line, tett Waweniash,
Mrs. A. Cook and Mrs, Jack Taylor;
1VEre,C. Cox and Mes
It McGuire; village north, Mrs, Gee.
Cook and Mrs ,Norman Cook.
15.00
les.00
5.00
16.00
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
ViltIGNAM mod
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fonds, mond ashirday a' day GINA .pma elm, 416,
elsitit melt' IND
--- Carried.
The following accounts were paid:
Assoc. of Neatening Officers,
,inembeeship fees
Asisoc. ol Rural Municipalities,
membecoship fees
St Sohn ambulance, grant
Huron County PlowinanIs
Aeeoc., grant
alleoll County 5e11 and
'Crop ,grant .
The Municipal World,
9 Sellecriptions
Two. of Morris, share of. dump
Village of Brussels, share of Mein,
Division Court 19'54 22.00
H. Glenn Hays, ecomint re
Voters Lisle
Ineperial Oil Ltd., §twe oil
Geo'. Wesenburg, Vcitiallee
13..S. S. No. 16
Good Made Assoeteteee,
membership fee
Wade.
7.00
11.20
5,00 G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optcaustriii
Patrick St.. WII‘CollIAII
At lawardwa Offlea &amIhaalar,
rua• insibm no' a a, glarasilli Itireninv by Jippohtbusel.,
1.0,00
2,21911
Harvey W. Stephenson
• far, Sal Agawam* AU
Cam& 11elido ieats Alain* Ca
bai** Cai-
Oise 424
SOLVING OUR AIR PROBLEMS
one eektibeel , is our business.'
That tAi how thileight best deeeribe
the Work Of RiCAF'e Insitititte Or
AViAtioit Medieitie, Re:coney- they
escorted our Writer eeriest
Nichol. on a itiake-4611eVe epee's shill
trip to an altitude of 43,000 feet, eee
Veined their' Sderee ,of pioneer
ilevedelenentle, and geVe hint anther,
itY to *kite a leaned Story for The
-Steve Weekly tht.§• *eeit, We tliiiik
of it, The
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