HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-05-30, Page 32BOWMAN .
BULK FEED
TANKS
WITH
FILL PIPE
AND
LADDER
.TANK BODY
PAINTED ONE COAT
— UNDERCOAT
ONE COAT METALLIC
GREEN ENAMEL
LADDER
ANGLE IRON RING
FOR EXTRA STRENGTH
HOPPER
Grease
Gun
Heavy duty greaseg
gun the pro's use. R
dependable and m
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operating. Jam-proof toggle
mechanism. 3-way loading
• 571-107
Lightweight
SALE
299!
Hydraulic Jack PRICE
Heavy duty cast steel baser
welded steel body. Height
adjusts 81/2" to 18". Fast
rising action operates in ver-
tical, horizontal or angular
positions. 281/2 " handle.
8 ton capacity ... 571-102
BLOW PIPE
INSPECTION GLASS
NON-LEAK
AUGER BOOT
RING
AUGER BOOT
WILL TURN ANY DIRECTIONN
Cu. Farm Wu Price'
Cods Would. Diam. Ht. Cap. . (freight lairs)
a-560-202 41/2 ton 7' 13' 263 $ 689.00
560-203 7 ton 7' 17' 417 $ 829.00
560-204 10 ton 7' 21' 571 $ 949.00
560-205 13 ton 7' 25' 725 $1089.00
560-206 16 ton 7' 29' 879 $1329.00
b-Auger boot for feed tanks. Will turn in
any direction 560-220
Farm Price when purchased with any of
the listed tanks. • Ea.$49.99
FARA,. *cc thiise Prices are special OriCes avillible only to nines fanners ,
quilifmd under the Federal SAWS and Excise Tax taws to Writhes, ,Nents used tor
agriCultural purposes on tax and/or duty exempt Weis. This must be wowed by the
fiNnO of a valid end user Cerhircate at the Ornate pUrchesi.
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8" Rawhide 719' 9
Work Boot — or.
8" Cheyenne steel toe work
boot with Bontex insole,
— foam cushion, and steel
shank. Full and half sizes
6-13 (no 121/2 ). C.S.A.
approved 54W-856
Roper Gloves 829
SW PRICE
. Creme steerhide gloves. . with roper thumb and dome'
fastener at top. Available in
sizes Medium, Large and
X-Larga .. _ ......516404 _
6 Ea.
Easy-care
_ Coverall
Machlne-wash/dry polyester-cotton
Unlined
blend coverall In Army
Glow. .perms
coverall
arid reinforced at polnhiof
raisin. Homy 2-way zipper. Six pocket. .
y-dut
. 548447
Perms-Press Work Pants
(notshown).0livewoodfull
mat pant 4 pookets plus
watch pocket Waist 30"-
44". Insearh: 29", aole, 32".
546-656
.Es. $1241481. pride
c-11 ft. x-4" Grain Auger. Heavy duty.
' Lubricated bearings. 16 gauge tubing.
519-101 Farm Price. Es. $67.88
12 THE. BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 6, 1979 Belgrave residents return
Obituaries from. Altantic provinces
DANIEL WALTON
LAMONT
Daniel (Danny) Walton
Lamont, 21, of Belgrave died
suddenly on Saturday as the
result of an auto accident,
Mr. Lamont, the son of
James Lamont and Irene
(Smith) Lamont, was born in
Wingham in August, 1958
and was educated at East
Wawanosh Public School and
F.E. Madill Secondary
School, Mr. Lamont was
asa an automotive
ce at Canadian Tire
oderich. He was a
member of Knox United
Church, Belgrave.
Mr. Lamont is survived by
his parents, and sister
Dorlda and brothers Dale
and Dwight, all at home. The
funeral services were held on
Monday, June 4 at 3 p.m.
from the Currie-Walker
Funeral Home in Wingham
with Rev. John Roberts
conducting the service.
Burial was in Brandon
Cemetery, Belgrave.
The pallbearers were
Danny Hunter, Don Procter,
Glen Nixon, Chris Procter,
Calvin Nixon and Brad
Montgomery. The
flowerbearers were Darlene
Taylor and Janice Coultes.
JOHN KENNETH SCOTT
John Kennet Scott, 52, of
R.R.1, Belgrave died on
Friday, June 1 in University
Hospital, Londonafter a
lengthy illness.
Mr. Scott was predeceased
by his parents, Robert James
Scott and Margaret Isobel
(Aitken) Scott. He is survived
by his wife, Lottie Margaret
Saunders and his children,
Beth (Mrs. Jerry de Bruin) of
Clifford, Ea (Mrs. Bill
Gadke) of Lakelet, Patsy of
Clifford, and Karen, Audrey,
John, Jim, Bill, Kevin and
Allen all at home. He is also
survived by sisters Isabel
(Mrs. John McMillan) of
Listowel; Nora (Mrs. Gordon
Robb) of R.R. 3, Goderich;
Mary (Mrs. Leonard Eccles) '
of Holstein and brother
Malcolm of Belgrave.
Mr. Scott is also survived
by three granddaughters and
one grandson.
Mr. Scott was educated at
S.S. No. 8 and he farmed in
the area in his early life, later
working in construction with
Mowbray Construction
Company and Gallaher
Bulldozing. He was a
member of the Presbyterian
Church in Belgrave. Mr.
Scott married his wife from
the birde's home in Ashfield
Township in May, 1952.
The funeral was held
Monday, June 4 at 1 p.m.
from the Currie-Walker
Funeral Home in Wingham
with Rev. John Roberts
conducting the service.
Burial was in Brandon
Cemetery, Belgrave.
The pallbearers were Don
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