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The Brussels Post, 1960-03-24, Page 114 """ rum '4'; *Thursday, March 24th, 1960 2.00 per year Latlieelseet eclat Publishing HOW144 ST. 40Hel's MASONS ENTERTAIN THEIR LADIES The inenibeeet of lit. johnei Lodge & AM, entertftlirel their ladiea at their "Ladies Night on , BRUSSELS LgGION 35,00 1 GRANTED LICENSE 33.24 1 i Clerk. At .a recent silting of the Ontario Liquor Liceneing 'Word held in Rail-lie Parrott, Good Roads Ciplidenctoo, Toronto Relief Account Ratite Parrott, Reeve, BRUSSELS TRANSPORT' Safe Dependable AI °tor Transport so, Martin, Kitchener ten branches of the' Cc,- Phone 122 Brussels - adman Legion in Huron and. Perth Tuesday in the Library basement. Grey Twp. Council Counties were granted licenses to 'lette Bronson, W. X., welcomed ' sell beer in their club rooms. in the guests and thanked 1.1 e cowl:Ott* Meeting was bold on March 5th, several cases., including Brussels, in charge of the evening's' progr0M1. Moved by Archie Mann seconded elteratiOn s to the premises are re- I e. whist Ka.- enjoyed, about license %Les: cc !pies who attended, wirn prizes being awarded Mrs. D, A. Martin and Wm, Perrie. • York Pork & Beans. 20 oz. 2 for Tip Top. Tomato Juice 48 oz. Libby's Happy Vale Standard Peas 15 oz. 2 for We Provide a Complete Trucking Service, for 35c 27c Livestock Feed Fertilizer Farm Supplies seconded by Kenneth Bray that the minutes of the last meeting be adopt. ed as read quire(' before the effect. Carried Moved by Glenn Huother seconded by NelITInth. Bray that We accept the tender of Don McDonald for warble 1.00 fly spraying at .030 per head per spray WANTED TO BUY Used Furnitures, Sewing Machine, Washing Machines, and Other Used Household Effects, Feather Ticks, Appliances of all kinds. 25c M,'Aeal. wuribers included vocal 1 duet,: by '.',Ir. am; Mrs. W. IL King I . c and vocal enloe by Donald Mc- ' , Donald, aecompanled, on the piano/ Mrs., Thomas Sharpe Kraft Orange Marmalade 9 oz. 9 oz. 15 for Funeral services were lucid. Feb raitry 219111, at Crystal City, Man. for Mrs, Thomas Sharpe who I died at Princess Elizabeth Hospital, where she had been -patient since. December 1960, folrliowing an acci- dent. Mrs, Sharpe was the former rIvaline Welsh, who lived in Grey Township, near Ethel, going to Crystiel 'CRY after her marriage to Thomas Sharpe , also of Grey ToWn• ship. Mrs.' Sharpe is survived by one brother, Joseph I. Welsh of West- ward Ho, Alta., and four daughters in Western Canada. Burial -was in ,the family plot at Crystal City. by Donald Dunbar. - Carried Moved by Lawson Ward seconded, by Archie Maim that we accept the application of Fred Smalldon for Warble fly Inspector at $1.00 per hour and supply owt, transportation and pass by-law No, Ii 1960 Carried Moved by Archie Mann seconded by Kenneth Bray that we accept the tender of Canada Packers,. Clinton, for warble fly powder at .$6.15 per 15 lb, nag, Niagara Brand - Carried. Moved by Kenneth Bray, second- ed by Lawson Ward that we accept the tender of H. Donegan for crushing and hauling gravel at 65C Per cubic yard, subject to the approval of the Department of Highways • - Carried, Moved by Kenneth Bray, second- ed by Glen Huether that the collect- ors roll for 1959 be accepted and the collector be relieved of further. responsibility -- • Carried • Moved by Glenn Huether seconded by Archie Mann that we give the. respectiVe libraries their grants for 1950: Cranbrook - $30, 00, Mon- erjeff '$30 ;Walton $15 Molesworth $15.00, Ethel .$50.00 - Carried. Moved by Kenneth Bray, second-1 ed by Lawson Ward that all approv ed _accounts be paid . - Carried. I Moved by Glenn Huether seconded by Archie Mann that we do now adjourn to meet again on April 2nd or at the call of the Reeve - Carried TM' following accounts were paoitrie•I'60(:)-(arto Hydro, clerk's 10.80 Wilbur .Turnbull, bal. salary Those in charge of aerang,cinent& for the affair were Donald Dunbar,' Max Oldfield. and James MCIaggs.rt, Call or write Louie Waxman Phone 260 BOX 47, BRUSSELS CCPTCHEPN ROCERY HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN BY BUYING EASTER SEALS 111141111•11111.1116:41131•1114.4.Winuleosemour.... 11114..1 We Deliver Phone 293 As the dark winter begins to die March becomes 'the bright -month of hope for more than 14,000 crippled. children and teenagers in Ontario who hare been afflicted by accident and disrease or disabled by certain. conditions from birth that usually mean despair and dependance on others. And since hope in action is charity, 222 service clubs opened their month-long annual Easter Seal drive on March 17 for $85,000 .That's the price that must be paid In 1060 'to make life 'better for .youngsters vvho.novicl otherwise find it harder - if not impossible to become self-reliant and self- dependent citizens,' A contrillultaon to. the Easter Seal Campaign means a member-ship in. a crusade of mercy and service " setivice to children who, through no feel( of their own, are enormous burdens of affliction, but who need -•ft little help t,o carry those -burdens nruCh more lightly. ATTENTION FARMERS mum.ramf,r167.........e,.......r2n, Having acquired a new Steam Jenny and Valve Bekaa Morris Twp. Council The Morris Township Council' met in the Township Hall on Monday, March 7 with all members present.. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Walter Shortreed and Stewart EUCHRE PARTY The Majestic Women's Instittfte are having a EUCHRE PARTY on „teltIDAY, APRIL 1sit, at 3.15 in Brussels Public Library, are now equipped to and Seater, Paint Spraying Equipment, we clean, repair, and paint any make of tractor. ' Wo also have in stock hoses for tractors and utility machines. Every 'Welcome AdtnisSion 50c CARD OF THANKS The family of the Jate George Criliekshanks wish to express their sincere thanks and j appreciation to the Rebekah Lodge 'and the Ladies Auxiliary and friends for the many acts of kindness, cards, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received in their bereayement. Mrs. Dick Stephenson POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW Dealer for Case Farm and Utility Equipment Procter, Moved by Gordon Wilkinson, sect ended by Ross Duncan that $2000 be transferred from Maintenance of Bridges to Construction of Bridges and, $1000 from Cons truction of Roads to Construetion of Bridges on the 1959 Appropriation. T3y-Law Jack Thynne ANNUAL CONCERT ann DANCE Brussels Town Hail FRIDAY, MARCH 25th Under the auspices of Western Star I 'I O. 0.'F. BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 64 INCOM/E TAX COMPUTED - Carried FO R LYCEUM • HEATRE wtNGHAd:, fARIO Marled by Roes buncan, seconded by Gordon Wilkinson that we rescind, Farmers Businessmen Individuals REASONABLE RATES CARD OF THANKS We wish to express aux sincere thanks to neighbours, friends and relatives who sent flowers and messages of sympathy at the loss of our wee boy. Special thanks to the ones Who hoped at home, Rev. t) L. Brown and the D. A. Ran Fuineral Home. Your kindness will always be remembered. The Bridge and 'McArthur Families 13y-Law No, 21, 1560 - Carried Moved by Stewart Procter, second- ed by Walter Shortreed that By-Law , No. 7, 1960, restricting the weight I limit for Morris township bridges; Ile ten tons be passed subject to the ' approval of the District Municipal i, Engineer 1 --Carried t Moved by Gordon Williin SOD. I seconded by Ross Duncan that rep- ! resentahlees attending the Conven- 1 ,tions be allowed $35.00 to cover 1 expenses. I - Carried i Moved by Gordon Wilkinson I postage & exchange seconded by Ross Duncan that we Clifford R. T)itrinhttr, to Good charge 60c per lb, for powder for Reads Convention brush treatment for Warble Fly and i Archie Mann to Good Roads and 110c per head, per spray for i Convention for spraying i Glen Huether, to Good Roads - Carried 1 Convention Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec- ! Lawson Ward, to Good Roads onded by Stewart Procter that the 1 Convention tender of George Radford to supply i Kenneth Dray, to Good Roads crush and deliver approximately 1 Conlvention 18000 cubic yards of gravel at 720 ; Geo, Wesenberg, tax arrears, Per yard be accepted, subject to the notices approval of the District ,Muntelpal Ethel Library, grant Engineer I Crenbrook Library, grant - Carried I Menerieff Library, grant Moved by Stewart Procter, se- I Walton Librarb i grant tonded by Ross Duncan that the 1 Aeoleswerth !Jittery, grant road acconte as presented by ' the i PrOvincial Treasurer, inSulin. Road Stiperintendent be paid I B. M. and C. Telephone - Carried System, rent office phone Sieved by Gordon Wilkinson Clarence Bishop, fex bounty Seconded by Walter Shortreed that Itobt. L. fitteniingharn, Steve the general accounts as Presented be oil, Office, 43.20, fire hall : - 'Paid 39.10 - Calirielt BroWn's 'Hardware, supplies Moved, by ;Waiter Shortreed ; sec- and labour for oil Ofolve, i onded bp Steilvart. 'Procter that the ottue Meeting adjourn, to Meet again on go metLiimii, work at- ,.April 4' at 1 P,M. Seller's dump 8.00 illooteir.t Rev, W. K. Jagge, MA., Lth. The following aedokiiiite wereCitk Pl'rtiedst: Association of °nrneiinlit34617 feetd OM niut ttoOteeo C-., norateribrg, bonds on Treks- 4th Sunda in Lent iirer''& Talc Clalleintor Gee, Rowland, gas Sire truck 6,05 St. John's •--, tbiutiiii: f Thant& Nitrating Heine 1-7 7,0 0 and Wnt, iidOray's '06.,6 Viten-len at ld. thOlTillsoTt'S L80 a: iii„ Holy aidebartin, - Provincial Treasurer, insulin 3,89 sr ilv. 00.(.1 mera,geght.t, :mai n, r 3.1 a. m: Mattins tlytti biettlet Elite Area 22.00 diee truck. The Ito. Mf, A, doilitti petty darte, Maltliers brain 23`.O0 Fi ed 6,1.,,,,,,ti ciii of Agrienittire, SundaY 8ette0i ' t4o.• tiotitini, Hydro' for lien Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 p.m. GLENN M. RONNEN BERG Thurs.. Fri., Sat., March 24 - 25 - 26 $1-10E.SELS PUBLIC SCHOOL, MEETING The regular monthly meeting of Brussels School :Board was held on Friday March 4th with all members present except Gordon Stephenson. Mr. See Brewer was present to introduce a representative from . Sterling fuels, Mr. George Baeker. Mr. Baeker explained in detail the costs and advantages of oil heating. The minutes of the last regular were read and adopted on motion by Louis Ebel and Herb Stretton.. The following accounts were presented - Mrs...0ildfield.„ 2 days supply Cr. H. 'Weed, supplies Workmam, cleaning furnace and repairs .... , . ... .23.50 W. S. Scott, Ins, renewal ..... 50.00 Telephone rental & tolls 37,10. Moved by Roy Kennedy and Sec- onded by Jack McWhirter these ac- counts be paid, Carried. Moved by Louis Ebel and seconded by 10,k - McWhirter the needed supplies be .perchased, INSURANCE IN BRUSSELS TUESDAY and FRIDAY PHONE 247 'Frank Sinatra Eleanor Parker, Edward G. Robinson In A Hole in the Head File Early - Phone Today for Appolmtnent • CARD Oh 'i HANKS We would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all those who hale been so kind and thoughtful to us in our time of sorrow, To those who sent gifts. flowers, cards letters and etc. to the hOspital, those whip donated. to the Fire Fund, helped with our house and donated articles of furniture. 011 this has -been ivery much appre- dated and these acts of kindness will never he forgotten. Dave and • Marie Virby WEEKLY SALE Brussels Livestock Sale!! Yards EVERY FRiDAY 1 P. M. A highly entertaining comedy-drama. MATINEE SATURDAY AFTER- NOON - at 2 p. m. 60.00 25,00 iVielvliie Church `roar horns Milftlit Ortlerti you state ete,leswas ....124,00 36.24 25,00 Rev, Jonathan Greene Donald Dunbar Sunday School Morning ,Service elinIster: Organist; 10 A. M. 2.1 M„ Vlaitcr, Coeuevacr 25.00 ttRUSSELS. pkoNE 46 25.00 25,110 • BORN RAYMOND - On 'March5th, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raymohd, in Clinton, General, Hospital,a daughter, Carol Anne. THE AGRICO J)IFFEREACA MEANS RESULTS. 6.50 50.00 30,06 30.00 15.00 16.00 8.66 The United Church OF CANADA Minister: Rev. L. Brown (DA.; S.D. Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martin 4th Sunday in tent 0.411 A.M. Church School ' 11 A. M. ,Divine Worship Carried. Jack MeWhIrter reported having attended the meeting of ratepayers in Morris Township regarding the building of schools there. All business being concluded the meeting adjourned to meet again on regular (laid or 'at the call of the Chairman. Mrs, Elizabeth Elliott, Sec.-Treas. No,oth4r fortiltser gives you a higher Mara far yg* investment than AGRICO * Get your SPECIAL EARLY DELIVERY DISCOUNT OPP SPECIAL STARTING FEB. 22nd to MAR. 26th (inelusvie) There will be 15% OFF ALL PERMS VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP e Phone! Brussl, 140 I 30.00 4, 00' * oanoior, dry, frea41Oviing * Drlil easier. won't Cake in storage * Sts the AGRICO DIFFERANCE on .your far* * AMOCO 'hat been :Mid In EllUten tritiaty Since bog by the Baker faintly 82.30 'Anglican Church 0' CANADA Parma of &WM, 24.36 7r he .71.exan Orin • ootaet your agent twat and get a higher' rattail itsi fertilizer' doiisi Now Under New Management Harry and Lyla SPECIAL THIS SUNDAY ROAST CHICKEN 26.50 t:60 See Setwin . Raker i0 t0 levy 950.36 Roads and bridge§ 6,817.0 $1,81.7:66 , dnd •shed 18:74 TiteadaY id Fr idaY sot' VIRGINIA. HAO. Pliteciptite • dinner' and .ti Rossi Anderson, DelgettWie street 10.00 a, Hely Fitichartat Shills*, pit Telephenit Ili .1 it lit 21.,26 - g Niuniettat 27.56 teleailena • :13alietio Cpnvateecent Mine Otto 6t' Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk CliffordTe', Dunbar, Reece' 1Veiinday to tinutdatt Pariah the Rev`. L. tiettott, ViaitOrs A dR.iC O oniy Lae** Pere 40* tirieellerfilia . • Moine.ineiuder f Soup -of tome tta 416.4 baiadr VeitiSiti4i. • Sehaiiiiiia NOTICE Any bOYS interested in iolning the triiStiele 4.8. Grain Club Please iiintnot Ribs StnitIt Of *Unit et, Davos Nantiyo Allyancojrinies, iidve fag. tilt 0: in; Eyoolpoils • itiWitit *ode?, iiimidoot Aotiookttook Torpid() 96.90 ..„ bar tOtitti-4niiiii Plat , • .......„ „ .• .