The Brussels Post, 1957-09-18, Page 4Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
ended by Gordon Wilkinson that ,we
give a 'grant of $25.00 to the North
Huron Plowmen's Association
- Carried
Moved by Ross Duncan, seconded
by Gordon Wilkinson, that a grant
of $15.00 be given, to each the Bel*
grave, rituevale and Walton libraries,
- Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Stewart Procter that the
penalty on unpaid taxes be 2 per cent
after the 15th of December and one
half of one per cent per month
thereafter commencing January 1.
- Carried
Moved by Stewart Procter, secon-
ended by Gordon Wilkinson that 'se
!the meetirsg adjourn to meet again
on October 1 at 1 p.m. or at the call
Of the Reeve.
Carried
'Me following accounts were Paid:
A. Fraser, balance of salary$ 100.00
Middle Maitland
Conservation levy 163.19
Geo. Martin, liydrlo, for hall
2.00
6,07
Win, Somers, fox bounty
Dept. of Health, Insulin , 1.47
County of Patron indigent fees 45.00
I
Ross Smith, Lamont Drain. 10.65
-1311ytill Standard, advertising 3.10
1 Bailie Parrott, Murray-Lamb Dr. 5.00
Jas. A. Howes, Lamont Dr. 400.00
i Geo. Radford, bal. of
,., contract, Lamont Dr. 2735.00
Jos. A. Howes, Cole Drain 100.00
Geo. Radford, bal of contract
is a
GOOD TIME
to
to move up to a big-value "88" .
it's the lowest-priced Rocket Oldsmobile
and easily' within yotir reach!
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GOLDEN ROCKET 88 4-DOOR SEDAN
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 0-1957 8
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The opening fall meeting of the
M, S. was held in, the chiereh
Parlour with. the president, Mrs.
H. Thomas, in the :charge. Opering
hymn was sung with Mrs; R. Cons-
ins, explaining the meanings.
Pnayer by Mrs. IL Thomas,
Scripture was lead by Mrs. T
Strachan, 'Mtis, R. Cousins reported
for ChriStian Stewardship The
Conlimmity Friendship formerly
token by Mrs. A. Lane will be taken
jointly by Mrs. Strachaa, end Mrs,
11. Welker until the end of the term,
'Roll Call was answered with a
the wend "Harvest", 20 members
being preSebt,
Secretary's report was read and
adopted'. Communications read and
JOHN FRANCIS BEIRNES
Funeral Services were conducted
by the Rev, Mr. Drown. of Ethel
Tnited. China at bhe Peebles,
Punetat Home, Atwood, on Thurs-
day ,September 12th, for John
' Francis Beirnea, well known Grer,
Township farmer who passsed away,
in Llistowel Memorial. Hospi{tial.
Monday, September 9th,
For Many Years he 'operated
woad-sowing MaMine Vlore hid'
served the surrounding comma:LIM'
in Dime and Grey Townships. He
was the eldest son of the late Sohn,'
Perris Deirnes and Rebecca Storey.
Born on December 12th, 1874 In
MeKillop Township, the came with:
this pertents as a boy to ConceSsleii
fi Grey Township where 'he resided
received; ;visiting committee re- until the time Of his death
ported 10 Calls Made, I, In. May 1899 he Married the foe-
.Sept. 20th, was decided On forq mer Sitsen Harris of Cog, 16. Grey
the Fall ,Thatkoffering, speaker to t Township.
be Rev, Mr. BroWn., Surviving besides his wife are three
Several new friends were Wel t sons and daughter', ItoWard 'of
coined by the president. and MM.! Li8tnwel: Samuel of Grey -Trivp.,*;*
Nonnail at home, and Mrs Fred McFadden, a life member. was added',
to the tell, Mts. E. Martin 'gave a: ! (Eligabetib) Sawyer( (MI. Milinghara.,
piano sOlo followed by an Outline Of ! Two sthiark Mrs, RIALO Conley of
Grey TWp. anti Mrs, Prances !Thiel tli:e Highlights of the London Cott-
etence Branch Meting (Convention elf. Preston also eight geandohihtren:
am three great grandchildren Pre:
deedesed are brie Oh, ••Rtigs.let who
by Mts. lq, Dennis.
1\l'ext, meeting -Will be (taken by '
Rob-died in infancy, anti One brattier Mra. .7. Rbwkind end MISS M. Rob- ,
iitsen, Tire ;reit call answer will he rind, two stets. . .
a missionary and leer' station , . ')alldbealeets, were John Conley,
Silent ptaYer for Miss Vera. Boyd c)46-,oadd 'Thiel,. Itiws,th gotitered,
“Ii,ttssionorjr"-, followed wok prayer George uaalltheni ,Thomas thekg
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by Mrs, H. 'Phobias, and Mititail °"(-1 ^t"1' tillorls.. . .
hMiedictiOn eleSed 11ne Meeting. 1 The beautiful floral trihntea were
eaitiod by Writ, &Alines, Robert
Bennett, Earl Mills, Clarence 'Clark,
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NSEWNAIION ,NrORMATION
**I $ FRONT and SIMCO 'eft
TORONTO
PROPIEt Mitt 3410
"T.4,-*•••••
Convenience-3 minute walk to
Un,ion Station, closest hotel to
heart of downtown.
e Luxurious guest rooms
and suites.
• Good Food-full course
meals and delicious snacks.
• Entertainthent-Home
f the famous Club Indigo
featuring Broadway
Shows nightly.
THE BRUSSELS P.O. ST
Wednesday, . -S pbemborr 1.8.04., 19.0T-4. '1
IN•Til,1,•••••••1•11M1.1r4111,1111,. 111,11.1.1,10,11111.,/.111,
,reeeitleeieren leeneeei 60.reel.le,
Morris '17wp,, Council • I
The Connell ineb IA the Tew21014
1:1,0ilult•io)eux14th.:44tvt.e. ~fall: Std tho
The Minutes of the lest MeetiiK
were read and Adopted pn.1,0*n
of Stewart Pirecter and (lord04
Wilhineon.
ti Moved by Ross DitnearA) $004(909
,t4a1 tke roast
no presented by the Road.
•Superintendent be Sid, • Il
ed
Moved by Walter Shortreed, :10 • 1
onded by Stewart Tripe* „drat the
Reeve and Road SePertetendent
Apply for the. Interim Subsidy
noadS.
Carried j -
Moved by $teW4r1. Preeter,* secon-
ded by Ross Duncan tbat we run.-
chase the ready mix cement. to re-
lkair the Sew:tine bridge subject to
the approv.11 of the District Kent*
pal Engineer,
' Carried
AUTO
WINDSTORM:
1111 LIABILITY
Arretrr,
FIRE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
BURGLARY
TELEVISION FLOAT!!
itYptel,
class, the Oldsmobile "88" offers
you more big-car features .. • nwre
big-car comfort . . . more built-In
value . . . as standard equipment! 5,
d° It won't cost you a fortune
W. E. Collins, Insurance Agent
Phone 47 Brussels, Ore.
Office Over Kreuter's Plumbing
YOUR PROTECTION 18 OUR BUSINESS
•••••••••••
565,00
contract
3120.00
contract
1680,00
15.00 Relief
Cole Dr. .
Geo. Radford, -8.0% of
Nichol Dr,
1 'Geo. Radford, 80% of
I
Breckenridige Dr.
The delightful, mellow weather of late summer and early
Veil makes for pleasant travelling, And this is an ideal
time for that adventurous sightseeing trip to interesting
places in Canada and the United States, A wider choice
of accommodation is available when the mid-season
hubbub is over. Now is the time to travel ... by train:
Canadian National Railways suggest:
Where to go...
Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Belys, Georgian Boy
Bracing Ontario Highlands
Distinguished Laurentian Resorts
Glamorous Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle
Scenic Jasper National Park
Fascinating California *
Historic Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa *
Exciting New York City, Atlantic City
Bustling Detroit, Chicago*
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Ma• ple Leaf Package Tours available to these points. Ask for descrip.
nye booklet. Economical Family Fare plan available to Pacific Coast
Points. Travel Wise people agree the train way Is the comfortable,
relaxing way to travel.
Give yotmell a treat
and go by train... go C.N.R.
Contact your
Canadian I latiorat representative
for information and reservations.
dors - iver nose's
,eureamomeTio .14111.111141116 neneermasseew
14.00
1.50Lamont Drain 13,50
C. Martin, Clerk's fees,
,
2.50 Lamont Drain 200.00
Mrs. B. M. Cardiff, Clerk's
34,00 r fees & By-laws, Grey 7[1wP, 250.00
3.00
G. 'Mairtin, Clerk's fees
Cole Drain 60,00
McDonald, damages
16.00 3 Murray-Lamb Drain 8.00
J. Shortreed, damages
25,00-4 Murray-Lamb Drain 4,00
• 13. Johnston. dainages.
16.00 Murray-Lamb Drain 13,00
H. Bolger, damages
32.50 Murray-Lamb Drain 14,00
Art McCall, damages
3.00 Murray-Lamb Drain 10,00
Achilles, damages
86.00 Murray-Lamb Drain 13.00
Wilfred Shortreed,, damages
GREY TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL.AREA
The Grey Twp, School: Board met
in 'Ethel school on Sept. 3rd, with
all members present.
The minutes of the August meet-
ing were oead by the secretary
and adopted on motion of Smith
and McNaught
- Carried
Mr. MeNaught reported on the
installation of new tollete and wash
rooms at No. 9 school which were
trepaired because of the Health
Officers repent,
Motion of McNaught and Smith
that Drown look tatter getting a new
3-piece swirly tor U.S.S. No, 4 and
bell's the old one repaired.
---, Carried
The following accounts. Were pre
sented for payment and ordered
Vold on motion or Bolger and Me.
Non ti-ht
Ir•
9,00 Murray-Lamb Drain. 16.00
hurray, dametges
17,00 Murray-Lamb Drain
G, Martin, Clerv's fees
16.50 , Murray-Lamb Drain 60.00'
Mrs. B. Cardiff, Clerk's fees
35.50 & By-Laws, Murray-Lamb Dr. 70.00
Geo. Radford.. Bluevale Dump 33.00
18.00 B. Candiff, grant to
Plowmen's Association 25,00
8.00 G. Johnston, grant to
Bekgrave Library 15,00
17.00 1 W. Shortreed, grant to
Walton Library 15.00
16.00 Mrs. J. Johnston, grant to
Bluevale Library 15,00
14.00 Ont. Minn, Beart:„
Breckenridge Drain 4.40
14.50 Mustard Drain 5.25
13ailie Parrott Goo, Martin
14.50 Reeve Cleric
37.50 MEMORIAL,
..3tratercl fiemetery Memorials, 38
t'S.04 Avondale Ave., Oharle 287W., tuy
Shantz arid Bert Pretty, Proprreteral
5.00 Per a bier/lariat Of lasting beauty
at a reasonable price and guaranteed
14.50 workmarAlp e'ontaet mit represent-
Mire. i
28.01,
- Carried.
$ 96.00 C. l0ekmier, labour
Public School 'Trastees
Assoc, fees
R. sr. Pehlke, toilets &
pressure system No, 9
Post Pub, Hettse, adv.,
ltuntington Laboratories
wax
Pearson, eaeetak
supplies and rendita
C. Nicholson, labour No. 8
W. Harrison, labour No. 9
Obas, H. William Bonn,
wiring i\TKi
O. Harrison, wit* NO, 9
Ilomer Itendersen, tile,
Harry Evans, trucking
F. A. Sons,
mu:Mlles
Wine:imam wlro
Clinton ttydro
"Me meeting atIA.Ourned On Me(
+inn GI 'Bolger to Meet again on Oct
1st. or at...the tall :the chairman
l‘Iorniari Itourver,
20.00
r
*500,00
2.50
Ltd,
23.73
e
200.64
15.00
5.00
44.47
17.00
28.00
,5,00
2.68
80.70
140,24
Nelson Higgins, stamps ,
exchange
J. Casemore, damages,
Lamont Drain
R. Abram, damages
Lamont Drain
C. Campbell, damages
Lamont Drain
S. Johnston, damages ,
Lamont Drain
W. Hastings, dameiger.,
Lamont Drain
E. Sellers, damages
Lamont Drain
E. (1arriss, damages
Lamont Drain
S, Scott, damaiges
Lamont Drain
R. Smith, damages,
Lamont Drain
W. Sellers, damages
Lamont Drain
B. Thirties-damages,
Lamont Drain.
Mrs. E, K. Elston, damages
Lamont Drain
H. johnston, damages
Lamont Drain
Anr, damages
Lamont Drain
,. Ti. Turvey, damages
Lamont Drain
K. 'AreNeuInitton, damages
Lamont.Drain
C. Mn ,;tard. damages
Lament Drain
D. Cassidy, damages
Lamont Drain
Cron0-)ell, damages
Lamont Drain
C. flowing, damaiges,
Lamont Drain
J. Adams. damages,
Lemont Drain
T. 'Bowman, damages
Lamont Drain
P. Jobnsf.on, darrtageS
La mart brain
F. Sellers. damages,
Lamont Drain
7. Virpler. damageS
La mon t Drain
011; rqr flavor/3=4as
Mr, trarik W, ReMp
Interment Was n.iiade MOIliit
ot,tatiaant Oemetery„
Iltdeitte were presett frdm DEM,.
Stratford. flerrie„ Walton,
8eatorthr tietoWet. Brawls., &heti
Ind Atwood; .0..44'VIVI riitl I •
niartott or service Irani breedti of
rattle, phone the' Waterloo (3010'6
Greet fig ASSedialtidia
Ciliated H
Filiterston 408, between 7.30
and 9.30 ik„ 113, We have ell breeds:
-- rep quetlltc at low doeL^