The Brussels Post, 1960-03-24, Page 4/iret% rative
BELGRAVE
Phone WIngham 1091; Brussels 38iw10
M
CLA551 r,. 6 AIDS. MALE HELP WANTED —
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 expression nil
modern farming methods. Boys, women, older
persons, and even handicapped people cats
bundle feeding operations. And . .. when ysu
WI/ at your CO-OP you can be sure of lash
dependable delivery of dally-fresh feed , . .
Owls of from 3 'to 20 tone 0 . P to meet Your
Cta5nae fa‘gities.
•
'MBE IS NO NEED to pack the sack any
. . especially as it costs you time that
am, be put to better use costs you extra
feed for your poultry or livestock . and costs
you your good health because of over-exertion
as a result of unnecessary hard work.
- Pr A PROPPS.4P-
1$a9 AF TH4 i1 4AGE PF AR.0
FOS glefeeiNG OF •OE8tTA1.0 •
LANEWAYS AND
under 5ecti.9.40 469
atid 472 of the MealeiPel. Act,
It. S. 0. le50,. chapter 243, to -gleam
certain parts of lanewaya 4011,
of a street in 09 'Mtge
Brussels and convey the lands 09
closes and. 3 topped up to the.
adjacent owners,
TAKE NOTICE that the IM.ueleipp..l
Corporation • of the Village nt
Bruesele, • deem it advisable to
close portions of certain larleweye
aed a portlee. of Elizabeth Street in
the Village of Beeesels, as they ere
serving no useful purpose. in their
present condition and I0eqUon, and
are not being used for public
Purposes,
AND •THEREFOKE TAKE NOTICE
time the proposed By-law reads as
follewe;
(1) That the peblic lanewaye, and
part of Elizabeth Street in the
ti'ill~^e of Breeeele, deseribea 0,A
COMALMNCING at the Southwest
angle of Villa0 Lot No. 333
THIS CD Northerly along the West-
erly emits of Lots Nos. 333, 332,
fin, 330, ;_;,20 to the Northwest angio
of Lot e22;
THENCE Westerly In a straight
Line to the northeast angle of Lot.
No. 33$;
THENCE Southerly along the
Easterly limits of Lots Nos. aaS,
337, 336, 33,5, 334 to the Southeast
angle of the said Lot No, 834;
THENCE Easterly In a straight line-
to the place of beginning;
(2) That portion of the laneway In
the Village of Brussels described as
follows:—
COMMENCING at tlee Southeast
angle of Lot No. 328;
THENCE Northerly along the 1
Westerly b oiiudry of 328, 327, 3'24,1
325, to the Southerly limit of the
Calmat= National Railway right-
of-way;
THENCE Westerly along the
Southerly' limit of the Canadian
National Railway to the Northeast
angle of Lot No. 342;•
THENCE Southerly. • along • the
Easterly limits of Lots Nos. '34e, 341,
'340, 339 to the Southeast angle of
TIM BaUSSF,LS POST
CHOOSE THE
BIGHT BIRD
to fit your market
\%;\ ksiAr
LIGHT BREEDS such as Stone's,
Demlerchix, True - Lines
All high producing leghorns
from famed 1.1,$. blood lines.
HEAVY BRULIS—Roe Red X
Sussex and Sussex X Red
Crosses for larger dual pur-
pose birds with remarkable
egg records of large eggs,
NEW CONCEPT IN CHICK BUYING
ROE FARMS buys the
finest U.S. Blood lines
outright and offers you
a wide choice of the best
—to fit your lob.
NO PENALTY PAYMENTS.
FARMS LIM ITED
ATWOOD, ONTARIO
Write for prices today.
himself or by his solicitor, appear
before the next regular meeting of
the Municipal Council of the Village
of Brussels to be hold on Monday,
March 28th at 3:00 p.m. and be
heard.
TIATED Bressets this 9th day of
February A. D. 1960.
William H. King.
Clerk
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15.70 LET YOU IN ON THE
eit)PeRLATIVE USED CAR PPAI,4. AT
Z.-It/517 AP E li",46
OVICYTORV
Wileae You CAN
GeT A PEPPY
'THAT
PeiTOte0BILE
SET TO
Studebal t,.craeli
r6 i 6 •# #
1957 PontiL. er. • •.:.?.111
1956 1.Dpcige Sedan
1950 .01estranbtk Sedan, fully equi,,pped
Many Older I4 od4.ls
...prow... • • +0 Y.
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CANA
AND
Canada has been a nation for not quite a hundred
years. In that time Cana,dians have earned a way of
life unequalled outside North America and not even
approached by cowl-tries whose histories go back
thousands of year's -- countries such as China.
Part of Cahada's success comes from her ability
to produce steel. Canada, with a population under
18,000,000, produced 660 pounds of steel per person
last year. China, With a population of 600,000,000;
turned out 25 pounds oer person.
'This higher productivity conies from the factories
Oenadtarts haVe built. FOY exaniple, The Steel.
Company of Canada, Limited has invested More than
1306,60(000 In its 'AMAs and eqUipMent since 1940
Genedlane produce mere Mainly because Canadian
comp-antes are 6otitietotty iniot,ovind theft .plants and
entAininent,
STEEL COMPANY oc CANAiikA
MONIVAL. tAtiAlati-OUt gM4fifnil 10001 •
Catialciliwbithdd Plants'
FOR SALE —
Front and Hind Quarters of Beef.
Don Fraser Phone 37776
FOR SALE —
Geed Timothy and Alfalfa mixed,
Bay.
Clarence White
PASTURE AVAILABLE —
Vood. Pasture Available for
Yearlings for the season.
Ian McDonald Phone e97 Brussels
Fee SALe•
A quantity of Baled Hay and
Straw; tr 'so a Massey-Harris Cream
Separator,
Charlie elrLean
e..
FOR aALE
e e i. . e an we wan . es ft:01011,e :
Phone 51r13 iloNi be highly reearded, willing LC CONMENCING at the Southeast iv.;1•11, have good ear, Prefer mae , i
vein Is 25 - 50 years of age. angle of Village.LotNo. 6;
Teble arid six niateh!nr: r.,r,rne THENCE Westerly in a straigh1
chairs: also, a white copliourd All '''''''' . "11 " abaco yourself, to line alote the prejection Westerly 1
in good condition.ply to: i It eee se; Leaden, Oat, of the Southerly limit of Lot No. 6
Phone Brussels. 5lia•pl
' . l'e ..
ry,rsorial taterv'mw Wilt br given, a distance of 1$ feet to a Point;
THENCE Northerly parallel to the
Phone 33r6 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Bring the whole fandb,
to the iderti Eight —Se
low cost. This is a famny
WWI where children aVe
Welcome:
• FAMILY RATES (Rooms onlY)-1for thildi under 14 years act ornpenled by parents.
• Dependable baby sitters amenable awl reel* able.
• Meals for children ratter years rtichgist pleas.
• Forthula§ no rrobleth—no chaff,
• cAlt PARK—supervised-in
(100 cars).
•ee Ottatea--Concitia's 'Capital lord ftpin
o&mJ ste0 from tiui Parliament BaiidiiiO4, to•fg• Ng stoic. ktitivoy Esist di§dittS.,
iii.i411,004144 41,046.64# U*4 ii4e# iii14-4
Large Canadian and. American
,manufacturing company in the
a eleititura.1 field requires District
Sales Representative with agricultur-
al background for Grey township. ,
Teis position le very profitable, $85 .
to $15e per Week. Repeat businees,
r seures 'future, with OPParegar
Let No, 339;
THENCE Easteriy in a straight line 1
MAN WANTED; For Rawleigh to the' place of beginning,
Business, Sell * to 1500 families. 1 (3) COMMENCING at the South- i
'Good waffle, for hustlers. Write to- West angle of Lot No. 324;
day, Bawleigh,,,, Dept. c45", THENCE Northerly along the
el-Ciee Richelieu, Montreal. Westerly ' limits of Lots Nos. 324;
3223, 3212; 321 to the Northwest
THENCE Westerly in a straight 1 Sealed tenders for the supply of
angle of Lot No. 321;
.' line to the Northeast angle of..-Lot- 1 stove anthracite coal for the
Huron County Till, Goderich, wilt
be received by the undersigned
until Friday, April 8, 1960 at
.. . ...
..z....=:::::.:c.,, ....1z..t.,.-...Z- Westerly limit of Lot No. 6, to a
•
point in the Southerly boundary of
the River Maitland;
THENCE Easterly along the Smith-
Orly boundary of the Ttiver 'Malt-
' land to the point of intersection of ;
I
the Westerly limit of Lot C with the I
Southerly boiindry of the River 1
Maitland;
THENCE Southerty along the
I Westerly boundary of Lot No. 6
I
to the place of beginning.
be stopped up and closed, and the
said leneWeys so stepped etp in
paragraph's 1, 2 and 3 abate be
conveyed to' the 'abutting owners on
either sides of the laneway in eettat
portions. and that the portion
: of Elizabeth Street so stepped alp be
etinsreYed to the abutting fieWriere. en
' the; Entt side therOf on said ovoliort
aotnyhig to the cottotatt6ii of the
Village of Stitateta !Or teircieyatineis
of the same and PaYing the ceilte
thereof:
AND EltItTPIEtt, T.ATtil3 Notitlt
timt alIVOile *ho Writhes to ohiect td.
the pageitig of thle Thy-law on account
of the said iatielva.ys and Street being
closed tie above deserited, innet file
in writing their obleetiori With the
tiiiiiieital Clerk of the 'ArAlinge of
ttiistiele rig Or betOte rite it drip et
Ictitteii, ittitv midi ilitt. he tiro,*'*'
No.-346; '
THENCE Southerly along the
Easterly limits of Lots Nos. 346:
345; 344; 343 to the Southeast angle
of Lot No. 343; 1
THENCE Easterly along the North-
erlY limit of the Canadian National.
Rellway to the place of beginning;
(4) That part of Elizabeth Street
in the Village of Brassels described
•
TENDER FOR COAL
r /:A 1;".'1",••:1..1, I see
Mir and Mrs,' L. He Gordon ivisited
over the week-end in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Huebert' Cone•
stoga, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss
Emylene Steles,
"Cranbrook Meat Missese
The first meeting of the "Oran-
brook Meat Misses" was held at the
home of the 'leader, Mrs. Allan Mc-
Taggart March lath at 9:30 a.m.
The meeting opened by repeating
the 4.1i Pledge in keelson.
The election of officers was held
with results as follows:
President Dianne Engle
Vire Pies.
Secretary
Treasurer
Press Reporter
Planiet. Geraldine 'eleTaggart
A mine for the chili was decided
On, "Crarthroob, 'Meat Misses"
.Butrested by Cleraldlue 71TeTnsemrt. •
The next meeting. of the club is to
he be held at the home of the
assistant leader, Mrs, .,fames Knight
on Apre 2nd at 9.30 a. m.
The . subject matter Was
"Choosing Food for Healt",
The Home assignment was. given.'
The roll cell for the next meet-
ing is to be "Melte a list of Foods
inclieding Meat that contains high-
es.tf quality of Complete • Protein"
• The meeting was &need by sing-
ing "God Save The Queen".
:"OR SALE —
Spy Apples, ei yoer container
11.00 per bushel 'and up. Mac-
intosh and Wagner $1.50 per bus,
and up.
Wm..Stratychuk
BRUSSELS I.H CLUeee
HOLD MEETINGS
No. I Homemaking Club
The first meeting was geld 011.
Tuesday, March .8th, at 5:00 p. 116.
with ten members present.
The eleetion of tefleer
and wa.s ae fellows:
President • ..... .... . Joan ;times
SeceTreas. • Yvonne Connally
Pianist . ...... .... Marion Itoe,•er
Press Reportere.,,,e., Yvon'ee Poi:lord
eine 'name and covers are to ha
decided at the next meeting. The
meetings are to be Saturday morn-
Inge at 9:30. .A trip 'to Exeter is
planned ter Saturday and the mem ,
hers will attend the Women's pro.
gram at the Seed Fair. Each mem-
ber is to bring 501r, to the nest
meeting to cover costs. Club object.
Ives, home assigntrieuts, and roll
mil, were given. The girls watched
the ;leaders, demoristralte measure-
leant n'y cot their reens,
No, 2, t;utrsOIrkaking . Club
V .1"1 -622;Y, of the 4-H Club.
'•rod at tee home or Mrs.
'Wheeler on. March 91,h, under the
leadership of Mrs. Wbeeler and
Jean Smith. There were seven out
of eight members present.
This was the conimenciemret of
"Mont in the Menu" club.
Tl'e Yr of" olif nett with the
oic,,,Ainn or offircrq -. -which were as
force t;:
Dianne Kirkby
&emery ,....... ............ Palsy Jacklin
Audrey Wheeler was elected press
reporter for this meeting,
Threup,h the course of the meet-
ing awe were discussions on the
books and the club in general.
There was a 'demonstration on.
food measuring by Jean Smith and
An d rey Wheeler,
The members were given notes
etc. and the meeting was closed
with the 4-H pledge.
4 •,..-f1.-444,„0.•
NOTICE
Upholstering of all hinds; repairs;
`',116 (1 011er1.- recovered. ,call
Ellen Phelke Phone 53r21. Atwood
5:00 P. M.
Tenders , are to be sealed and
clearly marked as to contents.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily 'accepted.
JOHN G. BERRY, Cierk.Treasurer
County of Huron
Court House
Goderich, Ontario
BRUSSELS AREINA
SCHEDULE
MONDAY NIGHT — HoekeY
TUESDAY AFTERNOON — Skating
for pre-School children
TUESDAY NIGHT — Skating w
Parties
WEDNESDAY — Hecker
THIIRSDAY NIGT — Skating
FRIDAY NIGHT — Open ace Spa-
' stirred Neeket4
SATURDAY AFTERNOON -- 1014110
Skating for children 10
and `ander
SA.TUKLIAY MIGHT -- 140110
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Louise Gillis
Dorothy Knight.
Marilyn Knight
Patsy Evart,
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