HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-06-03, Page 15Wingharn Memorial Shop
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BOX 158, WINGHAM JOHN STALLItK
80-W Atrazine
$1.84 Ib.
in 5 lb. packages
Liquid Atrazine - Lasso, Bladex and
most other spray materials in stock,
9,000 foot 40 lb. sisal baler twine. Cash
price $22.50, 10,000 foot sisal also
available. Anderson's fertilizer in stock.
'Oliver 545 S.P. Combine with 3 or 4 row
narrow corn head. Re-conditioned corn
heads available separately, M.F. 35
Diesel tractor, Smale- S.P. Forage
Wagon. Re-conditioned. Gehl Forage
box and wagon $250. New Idea
cutditioner. Int. No. 120 dyna-balance
mower with conditioner hitch. N.H.
Trail mower. J.D. 24 T baler. M.F. No.
10 baler. N.I. No. 216 flail spreader.
Several semi-mounted plows, new 1 h.p.
air compressors. $485.
A.B.M. Farms Ltd.
near Molesworth
887-9043 . 11-92-1
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11 Articles foc . Sale
CLEARANCE-Last Week For
Apples. Get your supply
now, while they last. Re-
duced nrices on all "C"
grades and #1 fancies. Mait-
side Orchards. 11,92-1
60" Woods centre mount
mower to fit Farm All A. Box
254, Blyth. 11-92x1
12 Wanted to Buy
MAJOR corporate client will
purchase apartment build-
ings or townhouse groups
over 25 suites. Unlimited
cash available. Contact
Whitehall Realty Limited,
100 Adelaide St. West., Suite
1201, Toronto, Ontario, M5H
1S3, (416) 863-0795. 12-92x1
McCREERY Auto Wreckers -
Full size scrap cars, $75
delivered. Highway 86, 335-
3314 and 291-4159.
12-87-9
14 Property for Sale
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phono: 4124371
2 new homes in Brussels,
1200 square ft., electric heat,
low interest mortgage, low
taxes. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
* * * * * *
WALTON
1 storey frame home, nice-
ly renovated, treed lot. t
* * * *
150 acres, E. Wawanosh, 110
workable, 2 floor brick home,
.2 small barns.
* * * ** *
Red brick school house, 2 1/2
miles from Brussels, convert-
ed for home, small barn and
drilled well.
* * * *
2 acres, near Brussels, large
brick home. Under
$30,000.00. 14-92-1
19 Notice
PLANNING a book or manu-
script? Even before writing
make it a reality with money
saving method. Small print-
ings (500 plus) are welcome.
Contact "Publisher" Horn-
ing Mills, Ont. LON IJO.
(519) 925-6035. 19-92x1
PHIL'S REFRIGERATOR
AND Appliance Service. 24
hour ernergency . service.
Used appliance sales. Phone
887-9062. 19-92-tf
Hank's Small
Engine Service
Henry Reinink
Mile North of
Londesboro
523-9202
!Arm and Garden
Equipment Repair
Ne* and Used
Garden Equipment
In Stock
19-92-tf
20 Auction Sales
ONTARIO'S largest farm
machinery consignment sale,
Norwich, Ontario, Friday,
June 12, 1Q a.m. (Sales
conducted second Friday
each month.) Approximately
150-175 tractors plus all
types of farm equipment.
Consignments welcome. For
more information call (519)
424-9998 or (519) 424-9093.
Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki
& Sons. 20-92x1
ESTATE
Auction
Sale
of Farm Machinery
and Tools
for the late JOHN KELLY
R.R. 2 Blyth, 2 1/2 miles
north of Blyth and I%
miles east on the 7th of
Morris Twp. on.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
AT 11 A.M.
880 Oliver diesel tractor;
77 Oliver gas tractor; 88
Oliver diesel tractor with
loader; Oliver combine
(self-propelled); Inter-
national swath er and
baler; 4 & 3 furrow Inter-
national plows; Interna-
tional seed drill; 8 ft. Case
disc; 2 drag discs;
harrows; land packer;
wheel cultivator; 5
wagons with gravity bins;
2 wagons with flat racks;
International 4 furrow
automatic plow; New Idea
manure spreader; 6"x35'
auger; 4"x10' auger with
motor; hainmer mill;
straw shredder; Dayton
welder; air compressor;
chain saw; drills; saws;
hand tools; quantity of
scrap iron.
AUCTIONEERS
Marie Salm
Mike Cummings
887.6352
20-92-1
21 Tender Wanted
ett w'
cgron Oorentyi
oaa &am ,
Tenders
INTERIOR
AND EXTERIOR
Maintenance
Projects
Tenders from all con-
struction trades are in-
vited for interior and .ex-
terior maintenance pro-
jects at Huron County
Schools.
Tender forms and job
specifications are avail-
able at the Huron County
Board of Education
offices, 103 Albert Street,
Clinton. Deadline for ten
der submissiona is 12
o'clock noon, June 16„
1981.
D. McDonald
Chairman
D.J. Cochrane
Director
21-92-1
24 Card of Thanks
We wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank our friends
and neighbours for the lovely
party and gifts. Now that we
have moved into our new
home in Belgrave we would
be glad to have visits from
our former neighbours and
friends. Our new phone no.
is 357-3308. Sincerely,
Millie and Alf Nichol
24-92x1
Our deep appreciation and
thanks are extended to so
many people who did so
much for us during Della's
illness and at the time of her
death. Your visits, gifts,
flowers, memorial donations,
as well as the many acts of
kindness shown by relatives,
friends and neighbours will
always be remembered.
Thank you to the Rebekah
Lodge Sisters and the St.
John's Anglican church la-
dies for preparing and serv-
ing the lunch following the
service. A very special word
of gratitude to the home-
makers and nurses who so
kindly worked with us during
the last weeks and to Mr.
Don Vair and Rev. Dan
Sargent who spared no time
nor effort to be with us even
in the final hours. As Della's
life touched so many, so are
we now touched by your
many acts of thoughtfulness.
Ross Nichol
and Family
24-92-1
I would like to thank every-
one for visits, cards and
flowers while I was in Wing-
ham hospital and since re-
turning home. Special thanks
to Dr. M. Gear and Dr. J
-Bradley and all the nurses on
the 2nd floor for their kind-
ness and care. Margaret Fear
24-92x1
27 Births
OLDFIELD-Jim and Darlene
Oldfield are happy to
announce the arrival of their
son, Stephen James, 7 lbs.
12 ozs. Born May 9, 1981.
Proud grandparents are Max
and Jean Oldfield, and Leona
Snyder. 27-92-1
POTTER-Brian and Rita
Potter are happy to announce
the safe arrival of Alicia.
Marie, a 6 lb. 6 oz. baby
daughter born May 19, 1981
in Wingham and District
Hospital. A baby sister for
Andrew arid a granddaUgh-
ter for Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Potter, Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Tjaart Ritserna, Wing-
ham. 27-92-1
HEMINGWAY-Anne and
Ross Hemingway are happy
to announce the birth of their
daughter, Darlene Lynette
On May 16th, 1981: A sister
for barren and Lyle. 27-2x1
Gorrie
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
335-3424
Eight tables were in play
at the Games Night of the
Gorrie, "COine Alive Club"
of Senior Citizens in the
Town Hall.
Winners were travelling
prize for lone hands, Mrs.
Ernest D'Arcy, Fordwich;
Lucky tally cards, Mrs. Elli
Krug, Wroxeter; and Mrs.
Ivan Haskins, playing as a
man; also Mr. Fred Porter,
Howick Township
Branch allocation for this
year was $1000.00. The total
receipts were $1382.50. The
executive and campaign
committee are deeply grate-
ful to canvassers who made.
an effort to contact every
home. They only had a very
few refusals.
CANVASSER RECEIPTS
Howick Bdy & Town
Line, Langthon Vogan,
$60.00; Concession 2 & 3
Mrs, William Hutchison,
$32.00; Concession 4 & 5
William Thornton, $45.00;
Concession 6 & 7 Mrs. Wm.
Price and Mrs. Jan Schull,
$38.75; Highway 87, Mrs.
Harold Robinson, $24.00;
Concession 10 & 11 Mrs.
Ruth Galbraith, $39.00; Con-
cession 12 & 13, Mrs. Wm._
Wingham and Mrs. Bill
Hogg were high euchre
winners.. Mrs. Herb Clayton
of Wingham and Mr. Roy
Strong won low prizes.
This was the last euchre
for this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Campbell,, Christopher and
Richard of Waterloo visited
at the home of Mr, and. Mrs.
John Leppington on Sunday.
- Rev. Norman Penrose of
Cranbrook
Correspondent
MRS, MAC gNoEir,
887.6645
A number of Cranbrook
W.I. members attended the
25th anniversary of the Wal-
ton W.I. on Thursday eve-
ning, May 28 and report an
enjoyable meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Saxon, Scarborough, visited
on the weekend with their
son John and Mrs. Saxon and
family,
Weekend visitors with Mr.,
and Mrs. Howard* Mitchell
were Gordon Mitchell, Chris
and Brian, Thorold, and Miss
Jen Ewanya, St. Catharines...
Miss Sandra Cameron,
Barrie, is spending awhile
With her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Cameron.
You are reminded of the
garage sale being held on
Thursday, June 4 from 5 to
10 p.m. at the Cranbrook
Community Centre sponsor-
ed by the Ladies Aid of Knox
Church. There will be a lunch
booth.
People we
know
Carl and Eleanor Hem-
ingway spent Mother's Day
in Wawa with Laurel and
Wallace East and family.
attending the baptismal ser-
vice of Susan Lauren, the '
sister of Kevin and Kathi:
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Red Cross receipts up
Werner, $83.50; Concession
14 & 15, Mrs. C. Nickel,
Donald Nickel, $51.00; Con-
cession 16 & 17, Miss E.
Dickson, Mrs, M. Weir,
$65.00; Howick & Carrick
Bdy.-Mrs. E. Jeffrey, Mrs. •
A. Darling, $62.00; Howick
& Turnberry Bdy-(North
from Salem)-Arthur Fitch,
$35.00; Gorrie Village North
East, Jasper Farrish, $93.25;
Gorrie South West-Mrs.
Wm. Smith, $32.00; Gorrie
Main St. West, Hector Ham-
ilton, $36.00; Gorrie Main. St.
East, Hector Hamilton,
$40.00; South east-Mrs. Alex
Taylor, $87.00; North West
Mrs. Ruth GalbraIth,, $47.50;
Fordwich area, Village only
Mrs. Anson Ruttan assisted
by Leo Ruttan, Rosemary
Nickel and Mr. Anson Ruttan
$280.50 (Concessions north
and south not canvasses);
Wroxeter (north), Mrs.
Leone }Utter (Key Lady)
$74.00; (South) Mrs. Geo,
Adams, $53.00; Wroxeter
Village Mrs. Bonnie Lockt.
wood, 11.00; Mrs. Doreen
Wintemute, $34.00; Mrs.
Kathie Millinger, $30.50;
Mrs. Wes Newton, $11.50.
Total canvass-$1382.50.
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Gaines night its succes s
Drayton and Glenallan
Churches was the minister at
• Gorrie and Wroxeter United
Churches on Sunday morn-
ing. Rev.. J.D. Martin of
Palmerston was the guest
speaker at Glenallan anniver-
sary service.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Noble and Mr. Ken Noble
spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Linden in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Frei-
burger and family of Green-
och visited Sunday with Mrs.
Jos. Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Allan,
Jamie and Mark of Kitchener
visited Mrs. John Strang on
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Cherry and Mr. Wm. Cherry
of Palmerston; and Mr.
Donald Cherry of Waterloo
visited Mrs. Edward Bolan-
der on Sunday.
Mrs. Thos Penrose of
Hyde Park Nursing Home,
Guelph; Rev, and Mrs.
Norman Penrose and Mr.
Thos. Post of Lake Erie area
were dinner guests of Mrs. ,
Glad. Edgar on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Grain-
ger, David and Steven of
Waterloo accompanied by
Mr. Cecil Grainger Of List-
owel Hospital spent Saturday
With 1Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Grainger and Gary visited at
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gra-
ham and Genevieve of kit-
then& visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Graham.