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MAYOELL &HOPPE.
Hats on sale, price. 20.% off
on children's wear.
ETHEL BRANT MONTURE PROVINCIAL.
ESSAY COMPETITION — 1963
Arranged by the Women's 4ection..Of the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies in co•operation with the Provincial Board •
RULES
1. Best essay written by a school pupil, up to arid including Grade 8.
Subject: "WHAT OUR FAIR CAN DO FOR THE COMMUNITY"
3. Length of Essay—approximately 300 words.
4. Essay will be certified by as teacher that it is the work of the pupil.
5. Contest will be in three sections as follows;
(a) Local—Each Agricultural Society will be responsible for en-
couraging pupils to enter by announcing this contest
in this year's prize list or by other means and if
feasible, offering prizes for the best essay received.
Following by the WINNING ESSAY must be
submitted by the Society to. the Woman Representa-
tive of the O.A.A,S. for the district not later than
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 'Name, address, and age
of pupil to be on . essay. • • • .
• ..
(b) District—Women Representatives in each of the 16 districts'
' • • • of the 0,A,A,S., will be required to arrange the judging
of all essays received and send the WINNING ESSAY
to the Secretary-Treasurer of the Women's Section—.
. • Mrs. G. H. Ironside, BR 1, 'Georgetown, by MONDAY,
• . • DECEMBER 2rid,. •1963: ' Only ONE ESSAY may be
' submitted from each district and must have been the
winner at a fair in the district.
• - (c) Provinciai—Judging of the essay received up to December 2nd
from the Districts will be done by Mrs. hionture and
announcement and presentation to the Provincial.
Winner will be made at the convention of the 0.A.A.S...
• in .February 1964.
PRIZES (Provincial Level Only)
1st - $15.00 - Donated by Mrs. Monture
2nd - $8.00 )
3rd - $7.00 )
4th - $6.00 ) Donated by Ontario Association
5th - $5.00 )
l'i 6th - $4.00 )
I' MRS. ORVAL BELL,
President.
• Mail Winning Essay to::. MRS. ROY J. COULTER, R.11, 2, Milver-
ton, Ont.
Donated by Oldfield Hardware Store: 1st prize, $3;00; 2nd prize,
$2.00; 3rd prize, $1.00. .
TENDERS WANTED FOR SALE
' transporting 6 pupils in Grade 1
the undersigned up to July 'lo` for
and S from SS No. 9 to ,SS No. 8
Tenders will be received by order now, Fence posts
anchors $1,25 Phone
Everything in cedar. Pieties
Art Henry 244J
Cloy rrowship School Area No.
1, commencing September 3, 1963.
Applicants to supply own
vehicle and meet requirements of
the Board of Transport. For
further information contact the
chairmah of the Board, Mr. John
Cox, RR 2, Brussels, Ont. NOTICE
Norman S. Hoover, The office of Gt. A. Williams,
Sea, Grey T. S. A. No. 1, Optometrist, Winghant, will be
RR 3, Brussele, Ont.
2nd, to July 13th, inclusive.
closed for alterations from July
1963 CADILLAC
it-door sedan is one of 12 Cadillac models for 1963. The new
feature a restyled hood, front fenders, !grille and side lines.
have a new windshield with slim, straight pillars designed
it. The famous 325 horsepower Cadillac en engine is. 52 pounds , The Sixty Special sedan and Coupe de Ville offer a new
•
N OTICE
!Lynne's Beauty Salon will be
closed fdr vacation for three
weeks, from July 3rd to July
24th.
of Agricultural Societies
MRS. G. H. IRONSIDE,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Used L;ar
.(p4,6 cylinder rattle
huh whLk,
Streamlined Dig Boy bicycle
iu good shape, $20.00
M. A. Fraser Rhone 392W8
1V4,1\i`f,E0 .-
1-1,ign school student would line
baby sitting jobs.
Nancy 11'1„e"Whirter Phone 229W
hi
&wading lay Apply to',
The Brussels 'Petit
Lira u cyittuderr41cuo
liYieteor lictiaeatt Doti 8 CyLinctei automatic.
*1060 Biscayne cYlilliflOr
IUOtI; #leteer Rideau $00 8 cylinder automatic
1957 'Chew. radio
1956 Mercury automatic radio
1956 Olds Hardtop
Other Older IVIodels To Chooso From
A
16 R.1
kisfalik. 24I
M 0 b
IL;AAril
FuiYGuy a01100/ nttS been Ms-
ut.L Lim? tee months of Jtuy
nnU August.
I•tos 1 =1.)
teemaie help requited for retail
store. flood working conditions;
long term employment. Please
apply an writing, to P. 0. box. 31,
Brussels.
STRAY ED
From lot 16, con. 6 Grey twp.,
8 head of yearling steers, sOo
jlbs.; blacks, reds and Herefords.
blinder itindly notify Russell
:Willbee, Phone 34014
KANN 1..c.t0-i ISL.1811NE.S8
Now OPEN,,
in Huron .Co. Trade well es-
tablished. ,Exeellent opportunity.
nil time. Write, Itawleigifs,
Dept. Gr152r139, 4005
itsautreal.
One large size, baby's crib.
apply to: ivas. Allister Bird
Phone 422J5
itit 3, Brussels, Ont.
V • "L
a!,, -law tuoy
eU114:01., the
u8valabt Lae
tue property
to tale .saute
estate taxes.
AND WkallIZAS the Muntlei-
Pal COuncii of the Municipality
of the Village of Brussels
deuia... it acivisabie that a by-laW
should ee Passed establishing
such garbage collection. system
NOW rrx-aluallipAz iT
EN-hourgp as follovVia:
ALLU.1.1.t.lip4LL
poration el tile V iliage UL Bras-
Sets liorewiLll eeta.O.asaes a gar-
page collection vstem wition
sue indult:111* •Corporation of the
oil Brussels nun may
arrange tram time to time tor
the coneetion of the same by day
;Aeon'', contract,, or partly by
both, or in such other manner as
the Council may deem. advisable
(2) TBAT' the said garbage
collection shall take Place at
each busin.ess establishment and
dwellinc unit within the Mille&
'of Brussels once a week.
' (3) '114AT the said occupants
of business establishments Or
dwelling units shall ascertain
the day of the week en whieli
suck collection shall be made at
their place and then shall ensure
that their weekly garbage for
collection is placed at the street
line properly done up or kept in
containers.
(3) THAT the occtipaat eacli ,
dwelling unit and each business
establishment shall pay the an;
nue4 charge of Five (5) dollars
each for this service, which said
amount shall be paid and collected
by adding 'the same to the tax bill
of the amessed owner of the
property, and where there are
more than one idwellinr; family
unit or business establishment
on the property assessed ...to any
one owner, then. the said annual
charge shall be applied to each
THE MUNICPAl- poRPo RATION
OF THE VILLAGE
OF BRUSSELS
BY-LAW NO. 5 1563 I
A sY-LAW riE.SP."0111 \iG
T,HhOOLLhOTIUN ur
rAIN1 L) NI:. "V a
utlxVab aueeil
pct, _Luce, ‘Jattlitei^
suo-aeatieti 1 i .aae. 40, the
eipality 16 alituor.L l e by by-raw,
to estainisn a aur bage • collection;
system,, .a4C1, uuargt a lined Leo
to owners of Property.
' • 1.)...y LA)
s ue :3 hu mince,
are autuoree.
cuarge se made:
ussesseq. owner of,
,iii. -Line outliner auu
extent us outer rent
LLIA;
aud every one oi, seen units
all added to the tax tun, ui sue
owng as provided above.
c4)'.V.UAT for the balanee of the
year 1563 tlle charge for that
year shall be Three 0.00)
dollars only.
co) TfiAT this sawn
apply to cuurcuep anti oilier
Feli,gious or charitable insu,tut-
;ism which would otherwise be
exempt from municipal taxes.
(6) That this By-law shall come
into force on the final passim
thereof.
A.B.Lit 1uuy,
4141k11 a test amid :ieeOua Li Lau,
‘11.16 ism clay of .Asay, 15u3.
J. Calvin Kranter,
Reeve
Wm. 1-h King
Clerk
third time and finaily
PASSEL) slits 13th day of may,
1961
FOR SALE
lvlcKee llarirester, wagon, box
and pipes, used 3 years.
Bell Threshing Machine 24-40
:Iassey Harris Binder on
rubber, 8 ft.
1Vlassey Harris 24 Tractor with
manure loader.
2 fresh Cows
Pony Mare, 1 year old
Apply to: Arnold Scott, -
Seaforth, 3 miles north of Sea-
forth.
J. Calvin Kreuter,
Reeve
Wm. 11. King
Clerk
Please take note that the
collection is to be placed at
the street line properly wraP
pet! or kept in containers.
Teaching Traffic Safely
starts at hem*
teach them to
never cross from
between' parked Cars
z.
, LOLL
.,,,, \.,....,...... alai Litu,builu:01 liela
a picnic on Tnursday• afternoon
wan games, contests and a pien'c
' Munch. The C.O.C. leaders are
Mrs.i Leslie ,Knight and lure. L. 0.
Nelson. 1-larmon Brodhagen is;
the teacher.
., . C
ar !Misses ,l at Evans and Carol.
'Fischer have gone to Grand.
Bend where thety: are employed:
.1.0r the holidays.
,Nie. and Mrs. ,Bernard Double,
Port Huron, Mich,, visited at the
manse with Mr. E. Gh and MI's,.
Nelson.
Mr. E. G. Nelsen is attending
a six weeks course in Bummer
behool at Waterloo College.
Masses Bev. Evans and tAlnria
,Dunn left on Wednesday for a
three Week trip to tne Western
Coast and other points.
Mrs. Norman Pfeipher and
Elizabeth are spending a week
at New 148iteere.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Switzer,
!Beamsville called on friends in
this district on Dominion Day.
.Mdse Maxine Smalldon left
Melton Airport on Monday even-
ing for Red Deer, Alberta. where
'she will begin work On Tuesday,
morning, following a holiday,
spent at her home here.