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FOR SALE
Tinlothy and Alfalfa Seed,
Lou Armstrong Phone .68r6
1, • • Rey, I. 131,0,m lite1•o4re, 14r10, S.
J. Lewis: treasurer ,and Chridtian
George Guest of WingllaM was solo-
1st. for the meeting,
Joyestelft• •
Morris Twp. Council
HURON PRESBYTERIAL,
2304 aabraok W. M. NAMES OFFICERS
Avis. .1,„,,tiwin .Noim 1.,n14 Mrs, G. W. Tiffin of Wiughank was
•t(' r4 Alt Ow1lHe for tho API% 1;(4,;1111,1e,C1 .18 Pr"14(43 of Ifum" Pr".
eet'ng of the W.M.S, Mrs, Alex 0P-oria4 YY0111.4118 Mitisitnlary fileclety
was leader and followed the tar thr' Tutted. Church when more
Easter in ograM, for worship from the than 3" 01('grstre's nod visitors"wad
'Tidings-' Mrs,
nuria rogiso ,red for the 35111 annual. and
' last meeting, in Wingbam United gavo a reading "Why Weepest
Thou.'"I'he scripture Was rereadChurch.a
FOR SALE
Sebago. Potatoes suitable for seed
$2 per 75 the.
John Merle Phone 750,5
FOR SALE --.,
Cedar Posts and.
also kindling 'weed,
Hen ShoMice
Cancer research has come a long way toward g one Of
our generation's most baffling diseases. We're on the threshold
of victory hilt we Must not ease VD,
Fence Stakes, d
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Phone 287J
Huron., citizens have given strong Sn'OPort to the cancer fight in
tine Past, L,et's give even more to reaeh, our Increased objective of
.$16,000 in the coming April campaign.
Ifilii1111110211111111111111111111111111111111111111111MINIE moN Eamilipiptup jamiN.Mim FOR SALE —•.
Building Lot, Excellent location,
'Good neighbours,
Tack Thynne
CRASS FARM FOR SALE OR 'RENT
100 acres, lot 7, eon. 3. Grey twp.;
Tanning water, plenty shade.
For further particulars phone 39 i
Brussels.
Live Better Electrically
FOR SALE —
2 Wheel Trailer, good tires, steel
tongue and ball hitch and a good
Mg box. Would 'make a good cabin.
M. A, Frnsnr Phone. 392W3
MAN WANTED —
Top income for top man. Protected
Necking kcality • available. No
Investment required just ambition
and a ear. Write Box 50, Brussels.
The Connell Met in the Township
Hail on April 3rd, With All the
members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Wm. Elston and Ross Smith,
The following petition signed by
the ratepayers Of 11,5.5, No, 12, was
received by the Council; We, the
ratepayers of School Section No. 12,
Morris and NulIet, are opposed to
building a new centralized school at
Walton, and In the event that
dohentatires are being issued for such
request a vote on the question of
withdrawing from the Township.
School Area. -
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded. by Jas, lVfair that the Munici-
pal. Liability, Spray Liability, Non-
OWned., Auto, Liability ..on -Graders
and Equipment Policies be renewed
with the Frank Cowan Agency
Company.
— Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec.
ended by Wm, Elston that we charge
ten cents per head per spray for
warble fly spraying and sixty cents
per pound for one pound bags for
scrubbing
;'esnonsively, "The Oldest Easter • Other officers are: Honorary preP, Message', was road by Mrs. Engel : ident, Mrs. W. H. Green, WIngliam; •
an al tiele on '"FormnsaP was j past President, Mrs. William Me•
elven by the leader. The Easter tOple ArtItie, Myth; •vice,prosident, MVO.
wa s in (diargo or Miss Forrest, Mrs. Orval Harrison, West MorlIttorli
Strickler gave a reading Sectional presidents: Centre, Mrs.
"The Lord Ts Risen Indeed.'' The Robert McMichael, Walton; West,
'Ph —)rpOient , Mrs, Stan. Fischer, Mrs. Bert Alton, Luelmow; South,
tirr tried over the ims!neas part. Mrs. I Mrs. Wm. Routly, Exeter; North,
Gordon Knight, secrotary, read the Mrs, Rosa Winstam• record-
1.•,,Ilantes and called the roll which ing secretary, ,;alias, J, E. Roavie,;
was answered with an Easter verse, Winghatn'; corresponding secretarT,;
Twelve were in attendance. A Mrs, Gilbert, Beecrort, Bele:rave:
committee was appointed to plan the treasurer, Mrs, J. Sutter, Clinton:
c,,inner fo" Presbytery in May, Mrs. , 'Christian Stewardshin, Mrs. Elgin
Wifred. Strickler, Mrs. Bar! Dunn and McKinley, Zurich; Mission Circles,
Mrs. Alex Stoics. Mrs, Stoiss gave a Mrs. M. Jackson; Anlywn; afriunted
clor;no...." Refreshments COTT, Mrs, Grant McLean, Hensall;
porved by the hostess, assisted Mission, Bands, Mrs. Robert South.
hv Mrs, Cordon Knight and Mrs, coat, Exeter; literature, Mrs, E. ;
' 1 r'nrdon. Engel. PridNaft, Onderich: supply, Mrs.
r". end Mrs. ,D. DelaOre, Paris, Clarence Walden, Seaforth; com- .,.:ttetpd MTS. Gordon mulnity friendship, Mrs. Williaul E1;.g
!TTopnen, Goderich; Missi-mary
nr+,1 v'slt.rs, at the manse Monthly, 107,*.i., ThIscro Da.tl,~vill,
included Mr. prol Mrs, Mon Nelson. i 'Exeter; Christian citi7onshin. Mrs.t
Rens, Rai' and Wavericy, Coderich, oppii Iliraltri
,Apronpv, Mrs., 11, 5. 1111f,s, nvlhar:
JAMr-i-S1`04,,4dN. .,,rd11 n
nnil Danforth,
Rev, T, 'Garnett Hussey assisted
by elders or the church conducted a
'communion service, Mrs. S. A. Moote
of Goderich conducted a memorial
'service for 50 members who had 1 !
died during the year,
— Carried,
Mail', seconded by
the road accounts
tbe Road. Superin-
Moved by Jas,
Roes Smith that
'a s presented by
tendent be paid
iii s gertrude Payne was .guest
the North-Quinn wedding ;in. Oakville
on April Sth.
'Mr. and 'Mrs. A', A, Fowler of
Port Elgin were visitors with the
latter's brother, C. B. !Payne last last
week.
WELL • DRILLING
There is no. need to be without
'water, For fast 'efficient Service
Experience where Experience counts.
Contact Nrham Drillers
'Box 209 Durham, Phone 6-R-5
ALAN PARK
FOR SALE —
Bray helps yop get rdady for your
markets, Order from good assort-
ment breeds, It started pullets,
prompt shipment D,aYolds, including
Ames In-Cross, some for prompt
delivery, and hatched to order, Book
.Iune-July broilers now.
Agent — Mrs. R. Barrett, Brussels
better
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
,,,.Our Low. Cost Financing and In-
surance Plan „will help you make a
deal. BEFORE you buy talk
to LI a.
GLENN M. RONNENBERG
Monkton — Phone 347-224J
Brussels — Phone 65
Tuesday and Friday
ATTENTION MR. AND MR.
FARMER
I CONSTRUCT
UPRIGHT
CONCRETE SILOS
• Up— To 50 Feet
Contact
ARNOLD HUGILL
92 Cambria Road, GoderIch
Phone JA 4-9437, Collect
"She thinks she's so great just'cause
she lives in a Medallion Electric Home"
heater, ready to supply an abundance of
hot water at all times . the low-cost,
flameless way. And as you would expect
in a truly modern home, the lighting in
Medallion Homes is planned for extra
beauty and safety both indoors and out.
Before you buy or build a new home—
find out howyou can enjoy the wonderful
advantages of Medallion electric living...
call your electrical contractor or your
local Hydro Office.
- Carried.
Moved by Walter .Shortreed, sec-
onded by Wm. Elston that the gen-
eral accounts as presented be paid
— Carried.
Moved by ROss Smith, seconded
by Walter Shortreed that the,
Engineer's report on the Bryant
Drain be provisionally adopted and
that the Clerk be instructed to pre-
pare By-Laws and that the Court of
Revision on the Bryant Drain be
held on May 1,1961 at 2:30 p.m.
— Carried
Moved by Jas. Mail', seconded by
Walter Shortreed that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on May 1, 1061
at. 1 p.m,
The foliowoing accounts were
paid:
Frank 'Cowan Co., Insiurance $365,62
Relief account 100.00
Town of Winuham, fires and„
repairs to fire truck 4.54.44.
S. H. Blake, Muinicipal
Officers Association 20.00
Brookhaven Nill'Sing Homo 185,50
T. B. 'Marshall, Wa".ble Fly
Powder 251..55
Callender NIn;rsing 'Home 185.50
Stewart Procter Geo. C. Martin
Reeve Clerk
BE SURE TO SEE
THE MEDALLION
HOME EXHIBIT AT
THE NATIONAL
HOME SHOW
MAR. 31 - APR. 11
Not 'really! It's just
that pride of ownership
is part of the pleasure
of living in a Medallion
Home. So many things
are "great" about it
The Medallion Stand-
ard gives you a great deal of home com-
fort, convenience and safety, and protects
your home investment through power,
light and appliance conditioning.
These features include a full capacity
service and housepower panel—plenty of
appliance circuits, outlets and switches to
take care of your present and future elec-
trical needs. And completely installed in
every Medallion Home is a new fast-
recovery, two-element electric water
DEAD STOCK
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN
SURROUNDING DISTRICTS
FOR DEAD, OLD, SICK OR
DISABLED HORSES or CATTIA
For Prompt, Sanitary Disposal
Day or Night Call
Leroy Acheson
ATWOOD ZENITH 34900
(No Toll Maras)
Plant License No. 1O-RP-ii
oallectba Moose No. WON
CHESTERFIELDS —
„..Includinq "Kroehlert, and other
aultes: also .shonworn , and , used
chesterfield suites
in, ahnett Furniture
Convenient terms.
Miss 'Mildred Mathewson, on fur:
lough from Japan, as guest speaker,
told of the 'growth Of Japanese
Christian leadership in their own
chuirch, and in the political field and
of the -developments for the for-
mation of 'the United Church .of,
Japan.
The treasurer reported the 1.960
allocation of $25,000 was exceeded
Eby 1341_00, The allocation of $2.6,000
was accepted.
Two 'resolutions were endorsed
the first dealing with an increase of
Iintiar warehouses and aftlets -in
'Huron County with resulting in-
creased consumption in the home
'and a lowering of Christian stand-
ards for young people. WMS mem-
bers resolved to strive for a. higher
standard of •morality as an example
Ito others and to protest whenever
possible the Increasing amount of
advertising of. alcoholic beverages.
The second, resoluition endorsed'
was: Whereas the • WMS • youth .
leaders promote young • pe,m1
recreation for which there is ample
time sIX days of the week that the
Huron Presbyterial .WMS vote
against organized Su'inday sport at
every opportunity.
A new feature of the il,,eting was
the holding of departMental con-
ferences when grottos were formed.
for sfalldy as follows! PrPsirl ,"0 4 ti ,11
and leaders. Mrs. .0, iiTarrISon;
secretaries, Mrs. W. B. Crnikthank„
REP L ESTATE
Wilfred McIntee Broker —
LISTINGS WANTED
On Farms, Homes, Businesses and
Sturnmer Properties,
200 acres — Blyth 3 miles, school
close, bank barn, asphalt Covered
100 acres — Hullet township, 1/4
mile to village, 2 barns, 7 room
insul brick house, everything
modern, good price and terms.
2 storey brick house In Blyth,
:modern, large lot in connection.
GORDON GRANT
Phone 289
!trusses Ont.
Local Representative
Of
NILFRED McINTEE — Realtor
Walkerton, Ontario
5 Offices and Z5 Salesmen to
serve you.
ELAINE. ANC .KAY COME BACK'
Blaine Math° and Misr Stokes are 'back on dila radio With their
own show. The POMilitt stars of the fratliy ttaiht can be heard
"Or, their ire* ShoWl, tar mid Blaine,Monday afternoons on Oki
trans-Mod& network. they,11 lt8 flaying the 'fatitiliat' songs and
tones mrlit6ti Won them inatiyfrierida across Canada
days*
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