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NOTICE to ELECTORS
of
Townshipi`of Grey
Notice is hereby given t -iat.polls will be opened
for the Election of One ,Member, by Public
School Electors, and One /Member, by Separate
School Electors, to serve the Huron County
Board of Education.
Advance Poll
Saturday, November 27th
1976
At Township Office, Ethel, Ontario
From 11 A.M. to8 P.M.
Regular Polling
Monday December 6,
1,976
At.the following places:
Polling Sub-Division No. 1
At Residence of Kenneth Wilbee,
Lot 8, Concession 5
Polling Sub-Division No. 2
At Residence of Georgepesenberg,
Part Lot 1, Concession 11
Polling Sub-Division No. 3
At Trevor Smith Store, Walton
Polling-Sub-Division No. 4
At Moncrieff Community Centre
Polling Sub-Division No. 5
At Ethel Community Centre
Polling Sub-Division No. 6
At Residence of Archie Campbell,
Lot 27, Concession 3
Polling Sub-Division No. 7
At Cranbrook Community Centre
Polls to be opened from 11 A.M. to8 P.M.
Proxy Application
The last day for making application to the
clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy is
Tuesday, November 30th at 5 P.M.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
!Returning Officer
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20--THE BRUSSELS -POO") NOVEMBER 24,, 1976
Arena fund $143,968
The total amount collected by
the Brussels, Morris & .Grey
Community Centre canvass to
date is $86,640, mak ing 4 total of
$143,968. donated and pledged,
according to the arena committee.
The campaign office will again
be open this Saturday from 1042
and 2 - 4 for anyone wishing to
have questions answered,
Anyone who has not y et been
visited by a Canvasser may drop
into the office to make their
donation.
Donations include:
Can.Imp.Bank of Corn.
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Anonymous 10.
Herb Kenyon 20.
Anonymous 20.
Lorne Jacklin 50.
Robert Scouller 10.
Aletha Ratin 20,
Murray &Ruth Lowe 500.
Brian & Dianne Huether 300
Barry Engel 50.
Max Oldfield 500.
Anonymous 200.
Anonymous 50.
Anonymous 50.
Anonymous 200.
Anonymous 25.
Allan Webb 100.
Mr. .&Mrs.Walter
Williamson . . 100.
Mrs. Hood 2.
Anonymous 20,
Dorothy McCauley 2.
Mrs.Ethel Bone 50.
Anonymous 20
H. Pardy s 500:
James A. Mair .100.
Archie & Gladys Walker 100.
Ken & Bessie Johnston 500.
Mr. & Mrs. Dale
Breckenridge . . 50.
Anonymous 25.
Anonymous 25.
Campbell Robertson 10.
Al Breckenridge 50.
Fleming, Johnston &
Family 90.
Keith & Carl Johnston 100.
Dr .Terry Johnston ,Seaforth 25.
Mr.& Mrs.Murray Johnston 300.
Mr.&Mrs.Glen Sellers 100.
Earl Sellers 20.
Lloyd .8L- Isabel Wheeler 500.
Anonymous 25.
Anonymous 200.
William Adams 10.
Wallace & Valerie Black .8,L.
Family 500.
Mr.&Mrs.Jack Cardiff &
Family ... . 1,000.
Allan Speir, Westhill 20.
Bank of Montreal 200.
(More to follow next week)
Permit
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that $800. would be spent for
Christmas lights. Actually 800
lights will be purchased.
An agreement was drawn up
between council and Bowers for
snow removal.
Council was told that the north
wall of the fire hall had been
repaired by the firemen and was
no longer leaking.
A request froth the St. John's
Ambulance society for a donation
was turned down by council.
Building permits were issued to
Ross Somers, Howard Bernard,
Ron Zimmer and Al Mill.
Ice tips
The Red Cross Water Safety
Service urges you to carry your
own rescue equipment when
walking across ice.covered ponds,
lakes or streams. A pole carried
horizontally can help prevent a
complete plunge through.the ice,
Or carry a penknife in your
pocket. If you fall in, the knife can
be driven into the ice to pull
yourself out. Or better still -
remember when you wore mittens
that dangled from cords threaded
through the coat sleeves' and
behind the neck? When going Out
on the ice, fasten six-incq spikes
instead of mitten's to the ends of
the cord. By driving the spikes
alternately into the ice, you can
draw yourself forward to safety
If you should fall through the ice
while skating; don't panic. The
Red Cross Water Safety Service
offers these tips: Extend- your
hands and arms, onto the ice
surface before you, Gently kick
your legs out behind you to a level
position and slide or squirm
forward to safety. Do not Stand.
Your Concentrated weight can
cause the ice to break.
If you didn't receive o
Pro Hardware Catalog
pick Pne up at the sto
Also watch for our Gift Catalog
to be mailed soon.
Oldfield Pro-Hardwa
Brussels • 887-68
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Catelli with cheese
MACARONI DINNERS 7 ozs.
KERNEL CORN
12 ozs.
Green Giant
KIST POP Pepsi, Orange, Gingerale
2/
$3
Campbell .
MUSHROOM SOUP .10 ozs. 2/
Phone 887-9226 Free Deliv
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THE BIG SNO
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WE'VE GOT THE
BLOWERS
TO MOVE IT OUT!
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Massey Ferguson 1100
Cbckshutt 1950
John Deere 20-20 with loader
Special of the Week
1075 Allis Chalmera 7060 160 hp tractor with
dab, air 24.5x32 tires duals.
Special $1,900.00
1075 Allis Chaltriert hydraulic reset 6)(18
automatic plow.
Special $3400.00
Name the. date and itite'li'deMenStrate
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$2,500,