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longer . especially as it costs you time that
can be put to better use . . costs you extra .
feed for your poultry or livestock „ and costs
you your good health because of ever-exertion
as a result of unnecessary hard work.
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BELGRAVE
Phone Wirigham 1091; Brussels 388w10
IN MEMORIAM
STD1S$ -- In loving memory of
Ciarenoe (Andy) Steiss, who
passed away March 12th, 1957,
DONANONS TO FI1413Y
FIRE FUND
Bile Stephenson
Donald Edgar ...... ......... 3.00
W. G, Leach
Hank Ten Pas 3.00
Win. Deitner 2.00
Louis Waxman 5.00
Mrs. Laura Jermyn 3.00
Lorne Nichol 5,00
Archie. Wintle 2.00
•Wes Kerr 2.00
Jack McCettcheon 2.00
(Continued next week)
JOHN G. BeettRY, Clerk-Treasurer
5,00 County of Huron, Goderich; Ont.
5.00, NNW
His weary hours and days of pain
His troubled nights are passed
And in our hearts we know
He has found sweet rest at last.
Ever remembered by Ed, and Eva.
Huron County Council
March Session
The Huron County Connell will
convene in the Court House,
Goderich, on THURSDA,y, MARCH
24, 1960, at 10:00 a.m. for the
March session (one day).
All communications and accounts
to be in the hands of the Clerk not
a.iter than Saturday, March 12th,
1960.
And you are there too—through your financial support,
It is your help that keeps the Red Cross on the job—
active and strong to carry on its many humanitarian
endeavours.
With your help in 1960 the Canadian Red Cross will
con-time to serve this community, this province and
this nation. When help is moded in distant lands yob
know the Red Cross will be on the job!
Money alone cannot buy the many services and
programmes pr6vided by tfie Rod Cross. Combine it
with the voluntary effort of millions of Canadians, and
the Red Cross will be able to meat its round-the-clock
demands. You can do your share by giving a gencroOS
donation when a voluntsei, Red Cross canvasser
calls on you. If you are not at home when the canvasser
calls, please send-your contribution to the address below.
Serve 6 el lag t the
SS
614,
May be tilt it
CANADIAN iiiAkit tokititilati,
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ae_ Free! Marie Fraser's new l'Tea-time Treats"
reelpes. Write today)
DAIRY FAirtiKEISS OF OAlkiMA
409 Moron Street,Toronto
J•••.....qap. 4 1
in Canada
YOUR CHOICE
of custom bred
C ICKS
from famed lines
such as
STONE'S.
DEMLEIICHIX
TRUE-LINES
or
ROE CHICKS
11.011611=1111
TOP U.S. BLOODLINES
proven in laying tests,
now selected, hatched
and guaranteed by-
FARMS LIMITED
ATWOOD, ONTARIO
No high cost
franchise payments
himself or by his solicitor, appear
before the next reenear meeting of
the Municipal Council of the Village
of Brussels to be held on Monday,
March 28th at 8:00 p.m. and be
heard.
DATED at Brussels this, 9th day of
February A. D. 1960.
William H. Xing
Clerk
TENDERS
WEED CONTROL PROGRAM
Tenders will be received by the undersigned until April 8th, 1960
for the supply of the following material:
75 gallons 2, 4. D Ester
100 gallons 2. 4. P -I- 2. 45. T Brush Kill
(In low volatile and regular)
Delivered in 5-gallon lots as required,to Mr. Alex Chesney,
Huron County Weed Inspector, R. R. No. 3, Seaforth. •
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. G. BERRY, clerk-Treasurse
County of Huron
Court House
Goderich, Ontario.
R S. Hetherington, K. C,
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AT MAMA • 4
rests :fee Sucoarsor to 11, itto,11
refeeeeee 6SSCI at IA day — OffveS open IST‘mArY
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WALTON
Mrs. Rehertson, teacher at the.
Walton school, had the misfortune
to break her right wrist In a fall,
which will necessitate her absenee
from school for a time. Mrs. James
Johnstone, of Bluevale is supply
ing during her absence,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Achilles are on
a motor trip to western Canada,
Recent /visitors here were Miss
June Rockwell, Reg. N. London
with Mr,. and Mrs, W. 0, Rockwell;
Ron Ennis, London with his par-
ents; Murray Kirkby, Hamilton,
with H. B. Kirkby,
SRUSSE.LE ARENA
SCHEDULE
MONDAY 'begs
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Shaunee
for pre-school childree
TUESDAY NI:HIT Sintting ns
Pa?.t.lea
eelEDNESteleY — Hockey
THURSDAY NIGT
PIMAY 7.41Carr — Open O
cored
SAT tlIan' „41.,Tr.r.NooNn MOS
Skating for children: 10 yeart
and -ander
SATURDAY NIGEIT
Skating
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te314.04; rePer t tee
A Else eirA teteee
'Weete Beth Stele Ler .
Repay attifleite breeding tOt
sti bteeetif bf fettle: It 13kore'irto to**
dietatice, eiteply as tit 4.- Clitate.
zenith !It4450 letelthottleit tetith
6-61:50. it it tit iii6eat *4
regular citatei
2•x411 E Lilianleretthil 0a
*tot*
bOtWeent 16.eo A. it
week deli, tie im• tit.
teak* *4' tmii itetiod
in twit oti gait* *ilia*, i• tit
SAI. E
*er !Tease, le extra good
One story Brick House;
story Brick House. All these
•'5" .'re ittgeed locations.
ee.e;
eneler EgIaeott„
aea ,ieeet, for Bill Campbell
BULK FEED lowers feed costs , • saves back;
breaking labour ... eliminates feed waste
Cuts handling time . . . requires less storage
space . . . is more sanitary. Here is modern
convenience . . a really tangible expresiion of
modern farming methods. Boys, women, older
persons, and even handicapped people can
handle feeding operations. And ... when yote
buy at your CO-OP ... you can be sure of fast,
dependable delivery of daily-fresh feed . . . id°
loads of from 3 to 20 tope . to Meet year
*gm te.,k411.0gt,
NOTICE
Upholstering of all -bads; repairs;
?modelled, recovered. call
Mein Phelke Phone 33r21 Atwood
LOST
2 bats of rolled oats between
Logeues Mir and the 14th Con, of
Grey Teep. on Sit?nridity n: it.
Finder ''el'efiTy coetect
Zan Aleeek 4er1e
FOR SALE e-
Efee..l..eet:es, your container
11.m iy.t, bushel and up. Mac-
enteeb are Waetter %lea per bus.
Iliad: tip.
Wm. Stere4 yeliek
N'PTICg
QF PROPOSgo 8'('LAW NO, 1
1059: OF TtiE vu-I,AGE QF 0)1vs
SELS FOR CLOSING PP PERTAIN
LANSWAY$ AND STFlEETS
Being a By-law under Sections 460 ,
and 472 Of the Mettle/Pal AM
S. 0. 1950, chapter 24, to close
certain perts of lanewo,Y4 and part
of a street in the Village Of
Ftt Brussels and convey the lauds so
closed and stopped up to the
adjacent owners.
TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal
Corporation of the Village of 1
Brussels, deem it advisable to
close portions of certain laneweye
and a portion of Elizabeth Street in
the Village of Brussels, as they are
serving no useful purpose in their
present condition and location, and
are not being used for public
purposes.
AND THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE
that the proposed By-law reads as
follows:
(1) That the public laneways and
part of Elizabeth Street in the
Village of Brussels', described as
follows:
COMMENCING at the Southwest
angle of Village Lot No. 333
THENCE Northerly along the West-
erly limits of Lots Nos. 333, 332,
331, 330, 329 to the Northwest angle
of Lot 329;
THENCE Westerly in a straight
1ine sto38 t;he northeast angle of Lot
No.
THENCE, Southerly along the.
Easterly limits of Lots. Nos. 338,
337, 336, 335, 334 to the Southeast
angle of the said Lot No. 334;
THENCE Easterly in a straight line
to the place of beginning;
(2) That portion of the laneway In t
the Village of Brussels described as
follows;— 1`
COiVIMENCING at the Southeast
angle of Lot No, 328;
THENCE Northerly along the
Westerly h oundry of 328, 327, 326
325, to the Southerly limit of the
Canadian National Railway right
of-way;
THENCE Westerly along the
Southerly limit of the Canadian
National. Railway to the Northeast
angle of Lot No. 34,2;
THENCE Southerly along the
Easterly limits of Lots Nos, 342, 341,
340, 339 to the Southeast angle of
Lot No. 339;
THENCE Easterly in a straight line
to the place of beginning.
('3) COMMENCING at the South-
west angle of Lot No. 324;
THENCE Northerly along the
Westerly limits of Lots Nos. 324;
323; 312; 321 to the Northwest
angle of Lot No, 321;
THENCE Westerly in a straight
line to the Northeast angle of Lot
No, 346;
THENCE Southerly along the
Easterly limits of L'Ots Nos. 346:
345; 344; 343 to the. Southeast angle
of Lot No. 343;
THENCE Easterly along the North-
erly limit of the Canadian National
Railway to the place of beginning;
(41 That part of Elizabeth Street
in the Village of Bruse,els described
as follows:
CONMENCING at the Southeast 1
angle of Village Lot No, 6;
THENCE Westerly in a straight
line alexia' the projection WesterlY
of the Southerly limit of Lot No, R
a distance' of 18 feet to a point;
THENCE Northerly perailei to the
i'"sterly limit of tot No. 6, to a
point In the Southerly boundary of
tire River Maitland;
THENCE. Easterly along the South-
or17 boundary of the diver Malt
Neel to the point of intersection of
Westerly limit of Lot 6 with the
Seeltherly bottadry of the River
i Maitland:
TTIFe:CF. southerly along the
t'a eerly boundary of Lot No, 6
t to tie- place of beeinnine.
sleeved: tip and closed, and the
eve, lerietways so stopped ap in
,neeeereets I. it tad. above be
• tenvered to the cm:tiers on
etelifee sidee of the lanewey in e'inai
pertleme, erul that tile prtrtion
rf Elizabeth Street so stoned up le
erineoyed to the abettine owners oil
the Fleet eidelherrt on said ovners
SPIllyine to the Corperatien Of the
711-age. of Breese% for terreeyantea
t of tle scree eral relyinT. the Mete
• thereof:
AND PtleTtItte TA IM i,rottet.
that anyone evithek to object to
the passing Of this Bylaw on adeleurkt„
the said Ietieweys'and Street Wee
&seed ad above described, Intest tIIS
hi. writ* that Objection with the
Municipal Clerk of the village rlf
Betiefield Or before tie 1.6 dilly' es
March, 1060 and then be MO lee
TUE t:ssEris rosT Tee r Ailey. ereb I 001. 1900
''610."? e06,Warrr#S1* . etteftettekert
FOR, .KALE —
Table and six matching chrome
chairs; also, a white cupboard, All
in good condition, apply to:
Brussels Phone 31r4
MALE HELP WANTED --
Reliable man as Dealer in several
Townships in Huron County, Exper-
ience not necessary, A flee opportun-
ity to step Into old profitable
business where Rawleigh Products
l.ave been sold for years. Big
protts. Products furnished on credit.
Write ilawleigh',s, Dept. C-152-163,
!eel Riehtliee, Montreal,
CLASSkfr..ILD ADS
FOS SALE —
300 Shaver Leghorn Pullets.
Ong 3. months, laying now 75%.
Phone H. Lawrence 69R Hensall