The Brussels Post, 1956-01-04, Page 5Grey 'Twp. Council.
Grey Township Council Meeting
w.a4. hdld on Doc, 16th,
Moved by Geo, Hutchinson, sec-
onded by Wail N. Eishop that the
minutes be 'adapted a glat
Carried
Moved Clifford. R. Dunbar,
seconded by Qee, .R4t014,140.4 that
Andrew Bremner be .appointed to.
to Llstowel I.1lgry4 $911.01 Dowd,
as Grey Twp, representative,.
,-----, Carried.
Moved by Clifford Dunbar, Geeond-
ci by, Geo, Hutelhinson that 4aanee„
Armstrong be appointed to Winghaln
reprosientaltlivei
— Carried
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OFFERS YOU
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hooting at insulators is an
expensive and dangerous sport
that can result in serious damage-
and cause costly power
interruptions to 'hospitals, farms,
factories and homes as well as
entail substantial expense
for repairs.
When you consider the vital role ,
that Hydro plays in the
Cqx.jn94.,ty you can readily
reglize the inconvvgiace
about fro n polder kterr,Stptionp:as
a result of this kind of vanclasm.
Hydro employees contaritiy
erideatg* tsumiyle
uninterrupted electrical service at
ininiftintri cost. Please do your
part be a good cititen ry
help to protect Hydro property:
WA1,TON
Holiday visitors
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Shannon
and. Cathie, of Sarnia, spent several
,days with the Iformer's vahleintoi,
Mr. and Mns. John Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston end
family, of Essiex, .sPeint the holiday
season with the fernier's Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johniatijon,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall,
and daughter, of North Bay, spent
Christmas with the former's Math-
er, Mrs, Ella Mairsh.all and Mr.
and Mrs, Malcolm Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nott, of Lon-
deshare, ,vlisited with their son-in-
law and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Stevens.
MT. land. Mrs. Earl 0outts and
tanilly of Toronto were Christinas
guests nit the home of the former's
parentia„ Mr. end Mrs, Aarew
Coats.
Mrs. Mary Dressel, of Termite,
islpent Glhrtstrna,s with her mother.
Mnsi. Ethel Ennis.
John and Neill McGavin, who are
la.tteinding the O.A.C. at Guelph are
spending .the holiday ‘Seisson with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
IVIeGavin.
Mr, George Kirkby, of Burwash,
and ,son, Murray, Who is ,attending
SUPERIOR PROPANE iLTD.
19 Market Place
STRATFORD,
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REFRIGERATORS, UM
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THE BRUS8ELS POST ,.„..
WinylhaM, .11*.h :School
'S0-forth 'MO $tp.itopt 4,4409:
Boo* Itetttrning Offleers, and
Poll Clerks 80,00
Use of Halls And I7, Pertine's
4'Mide40,0 uq, election 14.00.
E. M. Cardiff, Returning
Officer 2.5.00
BraVels. Peet, vrint ballots 10,00.
Liatowel Banner, PAY,
NOMination 14,40
ftobt, Cunningham. stove oi• l- 14.26
'Cecil Bateman., BrucelloOls
,. Inspector 0.50
Drainage Debenture 0;512,13
.Gordon Cafpbelf, f...04-1,
2,02111111111
dog lax -• • •• -..:,
Stamps
Roads
23,0Q 1. 19.00
1,311.28
$97,936,87
gdYt.ho M. Cardiff. Clerk.,
cRAIN00.001ca
service in, lcnex, Pres, Caltron
on CillristillaS Day we,l, cenduoted,
by gr. Kenaeith Knight, sea. of Ml'
^and Mro. Ccrdeai Knight. On NOV
Year's lay pier. W, A. WilhanW
Peoltpie4 the PA*.
Six ntelnibors 'of the 0,G.I.T, met,
tit the 'bonne of the leader on Tuois,11:.,
Duo, 21, A !short meeting was'
held, With all repeating the pur- I
pose and Luke 2, '5.4. A poem was
rod by the Iteader and Angle 1)07?--
ens wore given ;suit. and is bric:1
Service of worship was used fron,
AUCTION §ALE
Plearing, Auction Sale of Livestock
at Lot 24, Con, 8, Morris Twp,, One
and one quarter miles north and 1.1/2
miles west of Walton on
THURSDAY, JAN. 12th at 1.30 p.m.
7 Dunham and Hereford Cows suit-
able for market,
1 Hereford Steer :WO lbs.
22 Parham and Hereford ,,teem
850 1.1A,
2.00
2,00
225.00 ,
33,231,83
25,694,33
686.08
200.18
480.09
720,93
58.40
30.41
13,144,95
118.00
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7 Steen's and Heifers 43114 1 year
old.- •
Pigs: 1 York 'Sow bred to farf071
in Feb.
Good Vikinx. Cream SepartOr with ►
Motor.
Terms Cash
Prop., Estate of the late Joseph
Bewley.
Auctioneer - Harold Jackson.
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John Campbell, ',Mond
dog tax
John. Dickson, refund
dog ,tax
Brmseis Pest, printing
contract
County of Huron. ,County
rates
'Twp. of Grey School Area
U.S.S. No, 11
ILS,S. No. 4-0 •
T.j.. 5, S. No. 3
U.S.S. No. 10
U.S.S, No, 1
13russel6 School
B., M. and G. ,Telephone
System
117 TCtilt+.r Tr"..elphone System
a e: 4 ataytr ... ... .{4.0 ..•••••••-.0
FOR SALE --
Highest prices paid for eld hens.
John Zwaan Phone 101:6
940eAPS 'LlitiVer4ty at 1C44,51090,
are .spending ,several days with
Mr. 1.cirXby!o :Parents., Mr. and,
Mrs. TiOrbert. Kirit.hY; whO eelebralte4
'Weir golden wedding yin. 10.144e,y,
Dec. '.g0.
:,lies '10rtlyn Dolgera of
spelt •aboliday With her par,
eats, Mr. and Mre, Harry Bolger,
Mr. .naxel4 McCall, .lianaltion,
hvent .ohlisuaao, with .1.4.p 'bmottker
onit ,s%ter-In.-.14w, Mr. and Muir Art
KeQ411.
.414 Miss Horace Rutledge
and family of 'London, were Mast-
• vieltons. with th.40 latter's. moth-
er, Mrs. Margaret Ii.ampbirte$.
Fred. Martin, of 'Newmarket.
oent the WW1 with, the paret4ta,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Martin,
MIsis gliye Dttndasi,. who ins at-
,tending Teacher's •C011ege in %rat,.
ford, ..apent the hoItuyta 7.041. her.
Pazents. Mr. and 'M115 Torrance
Dund,p0,
Mr. and Mrs, Oilen. Fraser, of
Stratford, visited with the former's
pairente. Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm Fras-
er, • • .
Kenneth (Ryan, who is attending'
selirool in Kitchener spent the hell-
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Ryon, i
Mr. Arnold Storey, of Kingston,
was holiday ivieltar with his, nal"
.entle. Mr. and Mrs, J, H, Storey, I,
David Hack:well, of Toronto; spent
'the weekend with his parent40.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hackwell,
be.
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Moved by Clifford R. Dunbar,
/seconded by Goo, Hutchinson that
Keinneth McFarlane be appointed
Seatorth, High School Board as
Grey Twp. representative,
Carried,
Moved by Win. E.
Seconded by Geo. • Hutchinson that
we instruct the Clerk to write Can-
adian Oil Co., that Council wishes
to terminate .dentract,
6.--1 Carried,
Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded
by Win E. Bishop that all .appro(ved
accounts be paid,
Carried.
Moved by Wm. E. Bishop,
seconded by Gee, Hutchinson that
we adjourn,
;the program sent. oat for ,this put
POSO, The alyn4.1, was ekno
And rtrot part of the, m.eetini otos,
ed with "Taps", A work meeting;
folloWed the girls malting " soap
'books using Old Christmas, earde.1
Lunch was ,s'erved by the leader
Jaest$itled Try Maxine Smalldon,
next meeting on erVening
Jen. 1.1, will be hold in the homy,
of Marilyn Knight.
Alex Cameron Was home for the
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ilikenta
New fast train to Major Western Points
holiday& but has returned to
work at Ingersoll,
New Year visttlona with .MT.
and Mrs. Calvin Cameron included
Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Hoehn and Mao. i
Marie Wegner, Conestoga. and MT
and Mrs. Art. Nicholls, Brodhagen,
Mr. and :Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick
.and son Paul spent Christmas and
New Years ,at Harrieton and Mt.
Forest. Anne Kirkpatrick, Mt,
Forest spent the holiday week
CranbrOok.
Mr. Archie Campbell arrived home
from British Columbia on Christmas
eve, owing to like iserious illness, of
his I their, Mr. Robt, Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Winston McEachern
and family, London, spent Christ-
Mes with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Me
Eachern.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Martin and
Brenda. Thomasville were Christ-
mos visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Pete:
Bakei• and Mina,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.'
Wilfred Strickler and family wort
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Shiremon, Platte
vile, Mrs. !Shiretnan, Bright, Mrs
Grow and Mr: and. Mrs. Ernie Roger,
Motherwell, and Erie Roger and
friend, Regina.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Hunter, sail
Gertie Pride, 'Stratford„ were Sun-
day visitors With Mr. end Mrs. Fred
Smaildon,
levy
Mrs. Joseph R. Hamilton
Mrs, Joseph H, Hamilton passed
away suddenly at her home in Brus-
sels on IVIonday, Dec. 2.6th. She had
enjoyed good health all her life up
until the last year and a half.
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Carried.
Carried.
The fallowing accounts wert paid:
Town of Listowtl, debeture pay-
ment ListOwt1 High School 901.35
Listowel High School, mintenlace
6,203.13
NOTICE — .
Hy-Lines Nat Less than hesyv
breeds and at the same time tar
more eggs. They cost less to Mae I
and eat lest, feed during the tsetse
period. For real economy when No
chips are down, try Hy-Lines Ilse
efficient chicken. ....
Bert Johruaton, Bruisels B,
Phone Brussels 38r4.
Fed, of Agrimilture 1,098.10
Geo. Pearson, padlock far hall
and office Supplies 1.70
Geo. Pearson, Ethel Village
account 13,94
H. E. P. C., Ethel Street
Lights 214.00
TT, D. P. 0., Walton Street
Lights. 61.76
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Her maiden nlame was Ida Isabel
being a ,daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Oakley of IVIcKillop Twp,
She was quite active in church work.
She was married to Toes. Hamilton 50
Tears ago last June and resided In eive* • McKillap
township .until „16 years -
uV,4 ago when they Et a x moved to Brussels,
Although hard of hearing Mrs.
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Surviving Mrs. Hamilton is her
husband rand two sons, Mark, on the
home place and Robinson of London,
also 7 grandchildren.
The funeral, which was largely
attended was held on Thursday Dee.
29.411. from St. John's Anglican
chiuroh, Drooled& Rev. Norman Ellis
officiated .asSisted by a former re-
ctor, Rev. J. H. Kerr,
The piallbearers were Reg. Watson,
Harvey McOutcheen, Ralph Pearson,
Harry Bolger, Hervey Craig and Roy
Williamson,
HaMiltan had made many friends
'and was liked' by affil who knew her.
Convenient Train to Major and• interntodild•
Western Points lay
3nt,
eed
late,
• Wide range of modern accommodations to suit
every budget
• Enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains La the Coffee Shop, Dining Car service is also provided
• Inquire about the money.
saving Family Fare Plan
• Ticket agents can have
a drive-yourself car
waiting for you on
arrival if you wish
• For reservations and
information see, write
or phone your local
Canadian National
Passenger Agent.
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• Floweribearera were six grand-
children Arc& John, Penelope, Bar-
bara, Gerald. and William Hamilton,
Rosemarie Bolger end Olive Dundee.
The, floral tributes were many and
helautifte Interment tack Plane in
Stitsieele Cemetery,
Areal* thoge •from a distance
attending the funeral Were Mr. and
Mrs. H. El Brownlee, Vondon,
/Clarence Peterson, London; • Mr. and
Mrs. Winton); Tanning and Zoirn•
!Toronto: Mrs. Hattie :Glenn,. Tot:onto,
Mrs„Tob.n Hanes and Ivrrnq, George
gratrie:o, Acton.
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