The Brussels Post, 1960-02-18, Page 5•
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A SSOCI ATI ON
"Wnere Better used''
Supply urcitioiul Dreeaues eerileis for
all breeds or cattle. Li pnetanig lone'
distaace, simply asz for — Clintt.m
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segalar number — (Minton
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lerfiCe or more Information, call
between:— 1.30 and 10.00 A. .41i.
week days. b.00 and 8.00 P. H. dot-
sudsy evenings. lifer cows noticed
is beat on Sunday Morning, do not
mill until Monday mortified.
ERVESELE ARENA
SCHEDULE
:N.IDNDAY NIGHT — Hockey
TUESDAY AFTERNOON -- Skating
for pre-school children
TUESDAY NIGHT Skating or
Parties
WEDNESDAY —*Hockey
THURSDAY NIGT — Skating
FRIDAY NIGHT — Open or Spon-
sored Hockey
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Free
Skating for children 10 yearn
and under
SATURDAY NIGHT -- Public
Skating
SAPMINTON Qi-VE
Re.PRDANI,ZED HERE
A mooting was held recently in
St. John's Parish dull .for the
napes() of TelorgalalSing the 130.
minton, Club in BrusSeis, An enthata•
Matte group was present, especially
good, number of teenegora.
Those elected to office and
mittees formed are an follows:.
Prealdent ,,,, Miss Doris McDonald
Vice, Pres. Miss Lanolin, Mitchell
Sec, Treas. Mrs.. Iteta, Glasgow
Social & Toaruament Committee --
gonvenor Tildgar
LOUIS Ebel.
Marion `Hoover
Jean McFarlane
Properties Committee
Convenor .....................Wm, King
Gibson
Jack Davidson
Sim Logan
Membership Committee
Convenor ..... Rev. Jaggy
Murray Hoover
The Town Hall has been reserved
for use of the ..badminton club on
Wednesday afternoon and evening
of each week, Grades 7 and S are to
play only from 4 p.m, to 6 p.m.
when adults will be present to in-
struct them. A list of rules will be
'Posted in the hall and members are
asked to ,co-operate. The fees, are:
Adults $2.00 per season plus 25c each
day they play. Grades 7 and 8, no
membership fee but 25c each day
they use the court. Only paid mem-
bers are eligible to play.
Come and join the fun. New
members always welcome. Anyone
wishing to join please contact Rev.
lC, James or the treaeurer, Member-
ship fees payable to Mrs. Beta
Glasgow, the Secretary.
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MAJESTIC .INSTITUTE •
The committee for blitorical rde
search and cailrfent events, convened
by Mrs. Ella Shurrie and Miss
Addle Cardiff, arranged the program
fora Majestic Women's Institute
on ThurSday afterntion °Utast week
iin the Library basement: The pre-
eiclent, Mrs. Lorne Nichol, was in
oharge of the meeting, Leaders for
two 4-H Homemaking clubs, were
chosen. "Meat in the Menu" is the
project. Mrs. Eldon Wilson and
Mrs. Doneflas Hemingway will be
leaders for group one, and Mrs.
John Wheeler and Miss Jean Smith
for group two. - I
The hietoty of Brusseis was given I
in a paper by Mrs. D. C. 'Matheson,.
Community singing was held, with
Mrs. W. C. Kerr at the piano,
followed by a dinet by Mrs. Ella
Shurrie and Mrs, Earl Cudinore.
Mrs. Shuttle displayed several
interesting old titles and deeds for
Crown lands that are her home farm.
Her talk inspired a series of rentin-
liscences by several members.
The 9-H Homemaking clube. had
theit displays set Inn: their leaders
in the project "Clothes iCilosetS up
to. Date" explained• them.
rew the, pnblic-speaking contest.
sponsored by the branch for the
pupils of five rural schools in the
immediate vicinity and the Erns.
stile public school, the prizes were
announced as $5.00, $.100 and $2.00
fe'r• first, Second, and third. The
'topic is to be c.A. EaMotts Canadian"
sand the ooritesi will take place at. an
aen evening Meeting of the branch
on Mar 1.2th.
Hostesses for the meetinti;
MrS, 'Robert (lemma, Mrs. :reek
T nwo, Mrs. W. J. Penne, Mrs. Eldon
Wilson, and Mrs. William Evans.
wore
DONATIONS TO FIREY
FIRE FUND
Frank It, Smith 5.60
Ma Smith & Sons ..... ..... 10.00
„ Doris McDonald 5,00
Maude McDonald .,.. .. . . . .... ,5.06
Mr, and WS; Robt, Walker 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Watson
W A. Irwin
"Addison Baunlari
Alvie Higginti
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MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
Food' Show & Farm Equipment Display
(Including Essex, Kent, Lambton, Huron, Bruce. Perth
Oxford, Brant, Norfolk, Elgin, Middlesex)
London, March 1 -2 - 3 - 4 and ,5, 1960
Entries far grain, seeds, hay, silage, eggs.
baking and all competitive classes to be
made "by February 23rd
Entries fer ,Amateur.Cantests, Pie Eating,
Oid.Tirne Fiddlers, Square Dances for
Public Schools and Junior Farmers and Drims
by February 29
To Ontario Department of Agriculture:
209 County Building,
London, Ont.
r• Secure prize list and programme from
above address or your county agriculture office.
Everyone plan to attend this big farm show
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E. A. (TED, WILSON fRIPUTION
General Contractors
BRUSSELS. yea.
Commercial and :::esidential
roncrete Work 40M01.1
General Roofing Remocielliar.
13rick and Block Work Farm Building Rops.1rs
Plastering by Experts
'leer '11Ie and 'yard' Goods -- Laid from Pont titoolt or 0'
Agents tor Angel Stone by Truck Load or by nese
DESIGNING DRAFTING BLUEPRINTIten
,..`contract .e'rtcee 3ubmItte4.1
lemons Collect al tleettme, 12Rni After 1 A.
an even greater
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— Carried
Moved 'by Ross. DiOlean, seconded
, qy Stewart Procter that By-Law
No. 5, 1960 stating that the Assessor
must have the Assesgment Roil
completed and returned to the Clerk
by September 1, 1960 and that he
doesn't receive any pay until the
roll es completed and returned
' — Carried
Moved by Stewart Procter,. sec-
onded by Ross Duncan that Road
Appropriation. By-Law No. 6, 1960
setting the appropriation for $48,000
be passed as read the 1st, 2nd and
3rd times Subject to the approval
of the 'Department of Highways
— Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by that we accept the tender
of the 13lyth Standard to do the
printing contract for 1960
— Carried
Moved by Stewart Procter, see-
onded by Walter Shortreed that
Wm. Elston be re-appointed as*rep-
reseutative on the Wingham Hos-
pital Board
— Carried
'Moved by Stewart Procter, sec-
onded by Gordon Wilkinson that the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
— Carried
March -7th, at 1 p.m.
Theo -following accounts were
Paid:
myth Standard, advertising
and supplies $ 12.85
Ontario Hydro, Belgravia
and Walton street lights 80.76
Thames .le!nrsing Home 98.25'
‘Tresurer Hilton County
TeX Collections 1-303.80
Association of HatIral Munici-
palities, fee 15.00
Huron Cron Improvement
Association, grant 25.00
Relief Aeconnt 29,54
Western Foundry, heater 29.05
,Assodiation of Assessing
Officers, fee, 10.00
Baker Niuirsiing Home, 185,50
T3allie Parrott Gee. Martin
Reeve Clerk
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CASH DONATIONS
TO BE RECEIVED
Anyone who world like to con-
trib)atte to a Benefit fund in aid of
the Etrby faMily are asked to 108.0'
Their donation at, Or send it to,
The Canadian. Bank nr• Commerce,
Leiiimee•••.,
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Dead dock Service
Ototiet. cash prices paid h tom''
rounding district foe d'diiiito
sick or dliabied • hories ji;oP"
Battle. For the . fa/Atilt airie
proper ternoVal. of all
tiii.iL•--Or night, our ailiti*ent.4,
tcefiatieei, (at: tie cost SfrAXA4t
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M9rri.4 Twp. Council
The Connell met in the Township, •
Usll .nn Felninary 1st, with all the
members presenL
'rho minutes of the last meeting
were read and ,adopted on motion of
Ross Duncan and 'Cordon Wilkinson
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec,
ended by Stewart Procter that By^
Law No, 3, 1960, authorizing the
Treaatlror to borrow 'up to $60,000
from the bank be passed as read the
firm, SSeond and third times
Carried
MOVed by Stewart Procter, sec,
onded by Gordon 'Wilkinson that we
give a grant of $25.00 to the Huron
Ccionnty Crop Improvement ASsoc-
lation
— Carried
IVIeved by Gordon Wilkinson, sec.
onded by Ross Duncan that the
John Brewer for the
position of Assessor for 1960 at a
salary of $500 be accepted
— Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded, by Ross Duncan that the Road
accounts as presented by the Road
Superintendent be paid
' — Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Stewart Procter that the
general accOMIts as presented be
paid
--- Carried
Moved 'by Gordon _Wilkinson, sec-
. onded by Walter Shortreed that By•-
.Law•No. 9, 1960 stating that Wm.
McArter be paid 115.00 per month
for Bookeeping be passed subject to
the approval of the District Munici-
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