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GREY TWP, FEDERATION
Grey Township Federation dlree
tors met in Ethel on February 23r&,
with 12 direetore present.
president Jack Ienigert conducte0
the meeting.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read, also statement of finances was given by .seeretary-
treaearer and adopted on motion of
R. Houston, seconded by ..epff Bray
— Carried
Moved by Charles Thomas that
Mr. Elston Cardiff be sent letter of
thanks for being guest speaker at
annual meeting, seconded by Cliff
Bray
— Carried
Moved 'by James 'Williamson that
annual meeting lunch bill of $6,10
be paid, also any other bill, secend-
ed by Doug Fraser
— Carried.
Moved by Cliff Bray that Rae
Houston be secretary-treasurer, for
1960 and that his signature be
sufficient on Federation checm,F,9
and that he pay necessary bills as
presented, seconded by Jan van
Vliet The Red Cross
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And you are there:too—through your financial support.
It is your help that keeps theRed Cross on the job—
active and strong to.carry on itS.ma:ny humanitarian
endeavours.
With your help iri 19.60 the Canadian Red Cross will
continue to serve thiS community, this province and
this nation. When help is needed in distant lands you
know the Red Cross will be on the job!
Money alone cannot buy the many services and
programmes provided by the Red Cross. Combine it
with the voluntary effort of millions of Canadians, and
the Red Cross will be able to meet its round-the-clock
demands. You can do your share by giving a generous
donation when a volunteer Red Cross canvasser
calls on you. If you are not at home when the canvasser
calls, please send your contribution to the address below.
Serge again by giving to the
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THE BRUSSFLIS POST 'Illti.roday Mara ..eeereeelreees eeemeeeee,e ere ee ee•
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54144-4T4Se JP, lOYIng memory Of.e
dear mother,. Carrie ,P$A4T11$ •
who paSee4 ,away 14farch 2nd, -P§P$.
This nny we do 'remember
A loving thought. we We.
To Ono De loner With pe
ItUt ro our hearts, still liVee$,
Sadly massed and ever reraem.
bored by her daughter I,4lllan and
soar in-law,. Jim.
CRANUROOK
Wog Beverly was practice
teaching JSs, WeedittPel't ,fast week,
4eti- PfAarn Vrans^„ 'London,. -1
spent the week end' at her hocae
Tito World. Pay of Prayer Service le
being held • 'in' Knox :Pesbyterian
Church. on Friday afternoon at 2,30.
1l10lubers of the.. W. M. S. of :Knox
Presbyterian -Church. are •attencliPN
the W. M. S. meeting ie Melville •
Church, Brussels, on Tuesday after-
noon, Mrs. T. !Kenn,ed.y„ Bluevale,
• de to be. the guest speaker:
CoU tv.T1 EON
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1958 Studebaker Coach
1958 Pontiac Coach
1957 Pontiac Sedans, radio & Automatic
19'56 Dodge Sedan
1956 Oldsmobile Sedan, fully equipped
Many Older Models t
,...i.1.1l/MICid116•11M6.1.10.012.1.1. MAYON..
Savings, too,.
have a way of growing
And just like her Junior Depositor's
Account, your Savings Account will grow
with regular deposits.
THE CANADIAN
• BANK OF COMMERCE
MORE THAN MX BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA
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BRUSSELS SCHOOL BOARD
The monthly meeting of the
'Brussels Scheel Board *as held on
the regular date. Loiuls Kbel was
annointed as acting secretary In
absence of the regular secretary:
The mimites of previbus meeting
were read and adopted on motion by
Gordon Stephenson and Jeek
NieWhireer,
Miss L. Mitchell was• present to
,report any needed supplies. George
Davidson was present and reported.
on repairs to, boiler:
The Y'pilowing accounts were
Presented
Mcgetcheon Grocery,
cleaning supplies. $ 1.65
McDonald Liimber, T.
supplies 1.70
J. C: Adams, salt 1.25
Louis Ebel; Thank you
tokens to staff and
music teacher 10.81
Moved` -by 'Gordon Stephenson and
seconded by Jack MeWhirter these
aceptrets be paid
— Carried
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'I-RUSSEL/it BRANCH — L, W. J. GLASGOW — MANAGER
....4;.:,n.17,T.,4,,,44.mgaramsZo;01$24.14.;
Ebel' and.
Stephenson
Louis
Gordon
Moved: 'by
seconded by
that the Board assist the staff in the
purchase of a tape recorder; the
Board's share being any amount
over above the money already raised
by school concert
Carried
A. (TED WILSON LON51 RUC fiCiPi
.General Contractors
B U BS C. LS. et el T.
— Carrleo
Moved by Wm. Bremner, second- I
ed by Wilfred Strickler that the
following resoliuItion 'be sent to
County Federation
Whereas farrn boys and girls 14
years old and over are relieving
the farm labour problem by 'driving
tractors doing farm work and
. Whereas the law steles these farm
helpers be 16 years of age before
they can drive down the road from
one farm to another
Therefore be it resolved that farm
boys or girls 14 years. old or over
be allowed to drive farm traetors an
roads while doing farm work by a.
change in the law
•
'Corninercial and ,..-:zsidential
Vencrete Work teee;ee
General Roofing Remodelling
Brick and Block. Were Feral Building Rep:sArs
Plastering by Nacperts
Meer Tile and. Yard Goode — Laid from Your Stock Or OM
Agents tor Angel Stone by Truck Load or by 1941116
• $ I
DESIGNING. DRAFTING ist-UNPRINTiiiitt
rirm. Qontract Prices Submitted
atone cetieet St t)aytTrne, 121VIS After 7 p.a., Moved by JackMoWhirter, ee-
onded by Herb Stretton in the
future Board meetings begin at 8.00
m. If not enough members pre-
sent to hold a meeting by 8.15, the.
chairman . call an adjournment until
further notice
-- Carried
Mr. Charles Thomas spoke of the
benefits he had received from
attending a Leadership Training
Course sponsored by Clarnmunity
Programme Branch and Ontario
Department of Agrietulttree. These
two departments were interested it
setting em a similar course an a
cctuinty level. A motion that Doug.
Miles of. Clinton and Robert Record
of Hanover be sent a letter express
ing Federation's desire that course
be held in Huron County, moved
by Ciliarles Thomas, seconded b
Jive Williamson
lisnketlat
Moved by Louis Ebel and
seconded by Jack 1VieWhirter, tee
Mrs. M. Oldfield and Mrs, L.
Wheeler be asked to act as supply
teachers in the Briugsele School
— Carried
'Gordon Stephenson and Jack
MeWhirter were appointed to be
representativea . at the H. & S.
meeting,
— Carried
— Carried mow
61.60, an even greater Moved by Gordon Stephenson, sec-
onded by Louis Ebel three tubes of
geeteteer ink be purchased
--- Carried
Carried
Moved by Charles Thomas, see-
ended by Quiff Bray that following
resolution be sent County Feder'
Mien:
Whereas inferior prodeetg, (pork)
are being sold -over the cdututer to
our consumers with no stamp to
Show what county iti came from and
Whereas we feel that imported
:mince should bear stamp as to
what -coupty produced the predilet
Therefore be it resolved that
packaged peOducts and carcasses, be
stamped stating county that pre-
dated the same
Donations may be left at
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, BRUSSELS
(Receipts Issued.)
Elleabeth Elliott, Sec.
ACHES-01'PS Carried . " •
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Moved' by Clift Bray that Grey
'Iredera,tlen sponger Breese's. 4-11
Grain Club, seconded .by ivfluFrar
Hoover.
NEU:DAVID BROWN
Dead Stock Service
Highest cash prices paid In sire
rounding district for dead, Olt
sick or dIsabted horses on*
cattle. For the fastest as*
proper removal of aft sittineft.
day or night, use our setessetie,
exchange (at no cost to yos.1$
Call Long Distance and a* far:
ATWOOD ZENITH 849011
OR GEORGE HISLOP
WRoxerEct 201S
— Carried
'Moved by ;Wilfred Strickler that
an informatien meeting with a
speaker be arranged, seconded by,
CharleS Thomas. Suggested tonics"
Zero Grazing Pasture Management
Cereal Crepe. Jack taligtht, Jan van
Vliet, and Rae Houston, were
annotated a committee to arrange
Seine,
'Adjotrinrient Molted by Jan van
Vleit andWmi, 11re-ratter.
Tied Houston
Sec.-Treas.
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950
Nets styling, more Poitierkil 041044,
nevi easier steering, sere 14111,01110.1111
neW seat) more specs
for the driver these$ ars only •
few of the great new features
of the noW !David IleOWO
95O Glos.l.
Add to 044,,full' :3 It 4 plow
newer; ittie hystrestkr) live
trcitilon fili44$4441PlieLsr- , 'AleeeteneeerestalsetiotineceeedirelMtelt It.i.K2Thts
;iv ni$1,..s.k1.4116::
:teat ,;...$41.tnor„,0 •jse..r$:41$044$ VOA
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abonet DcolgaIng .5%
trorteinansitin,
:asidastattle
boasote,rs teittotito, Eit44,
Mile retie voihgnini,
zri-alirwo • 4graling Costs ;=-,.cis lorti
lior".$140.01 plowInol
• "Meta NO alt Woo 'Ail
CASH. noNkri0K$A'
to, BE iltdElvtb
Anyone Who Woeld like to Oti,,
tfil.*Itte to Petiefit fund in aid of
the Pirby faintly are salted to "'date:
'theft, dowelled at, :or send it to,
Ottiltiatt01 batik ets botittiterte,
fee-
Sal iiirgetr Aar
ON t1 on.out
rw • fr• I it s.Bodnark &
Brussels, Ontario
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All business being concluded
the meeting adjourned to meet again
on the reguilar date or at the call of
the chairman, on Motion by Herb
Stretton and Jack MeWhirter.
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