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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-03-02, Page 41111.USSF4LS POST THURSDAY, MAlt. 2nd, 1967 ONT.A11,10 -74141&-_ COMPLETE CLEARING SALE for FRANK SELLERS Lot 22, Con. 3, NrOrlIs Twe. 4 mites North-West of Brussels THURSDAY, MARCH 9th Cattle Shorthorn cow, 10 years, pasture bred, springer; Shorthorn eow, years, pasture bred, springer; Roan Shorthorn cow, S years, past- ure bred, slprtn 1-'1'; Shorthorn cow, .10 years, pasture bred epr iager; Shorthern cow, 8 years, pasture bred, springer; Shorthorn cow, T years, pasture bred, spring- er; Shorthorn cow, S years, past- ure bred. springer; Shorthorn cow, e years, pasture bred, spring- er; Shorthorn cow ,; years, past- ore bred, springer; Shorthorn cow. veers, pdeiure bred,: spring- er; Shorthorn cow, 7 years, fresh, with calf at side; Shorthorn cow, 12 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn QOM', 3 years, pasture bred; Short- horn cow, 7 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn cow, 3 years, pasture bsed ; Slierrhers cow, S years, pasture bred, springer; Shorthorn cow. s years, pasture bred; Short- horn cow, 0 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn cow, 6 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn cow, 6 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn cow, 7 years. pasture bred; Shorthorn cow. 3 years. pasture bred; Short-, horn cow, 3 years, pasture bred; Shorthorn cow, 2 years, pasthre bred; Registered Shorthorn Bull, born August, 1962 — Sire - Aber- feldy Royal Robin. Dam — Aber- Leidy Clipper Estelle 2nd. 4 Shorthorn yearlings; 29 Short- horn Steers to he sold by the pound. Swine York Sow, bred January 9; York Sow, bred January 12; York Sow, bred January 25; York Sow, bred January 30; York sow d December 15: York Sow, bred January 7; York Sow, bred November 20; 97 York chunks, various sizes, Feed 20 Tons Barley and Oats Feed iii 1 one. heavy Barley Mix Feed Grain; 500 Bales Mixed Hay iscetare bales) Machinery lilanuoys model w.D. row crop tractor; _Heat Houser; Set heavy duty chains; Ford tractor with Freeman loader; Set tractor chains; New Hunan(' square baler ,X o. 6s; Hydraulic Allis Chale mere mower; Allis Chalmers pow:. cc sid e rake & tedder combin- ation; Allis Chalmers ratio baler; Uhalniers bale loader, Smok- er elevator, 34 It long; ML Forest 2-42, threshing separator„ drive belt with Lunnersal straw shred- der & grain thrower; Massey Harris gobbel disc; land roller,: International stiff tooth culti- vator; 7 ft Massey Harris grain binder; John Deere hamtneritiill 10"; Wagon box; Set .sloop sleighs; Rubber tire wagon with hay rack; Hemline chain saw; De Laval 2 unit milking Mach- ine; De Laval cream separator with motor; grain auger With bag- g8r and motor; Post hole digger, Ebersol snow bloWer; Cement mixer; 30 ft. Boom weed sprayer with Blue TWin pUmp; 4-Burner eleCtric brooder; Oil brooder stove; ExtensiOn. ladder; Alum- inum wheelbarrow; 2 Hog water, bowls; 13/2 Horse electric mot- or; 1 i2 electric motor; Em- ery stone with stand; A quantity of plank & lumber, pine, elm and humlock erniture S Sterile. windows 55.:11" long, -2'4,01 wide; Duo Therm oil __eater; Single bed spring and mattress ;2 oak • dresser's, Walnut bed spring and mattress; Walnut, dresser; Jou- awkw bed spring, mattress, ad- justable headrest; Walnut dres- sing table; Walnut wash. stand; Bathroom: . vanity with stool; Antique writing desk; Toilet set; A quantity fruit jars; 17 Cu. ft. Re lv i na tor refrigerator; Auto- matic Clrosley dishwasher. • No Reserve As Farm. Is Sold Terms Cash Time. 12:30 -p,m. Sharp Jackson & •Jackson, Auctioneers, Listowel AUCTION,, SALL Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Machinery, Hay and Grain at Lot 16, Con. McKillop Twp. 8 miles North and 2I/2 miles East of Seaforth, or 21/2 miles South of Walton and 21/2 East on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15th At 1 p.m. !Vlach nery John Deere 20-10 tractor with 36 loader fully equipped (3 yrs. old); heavy duty tractor chains; 12 ft. self propelled versatile swather (3 year old); New Hol- land OS hay bailer; 4-row John Deere corn or bean scuffler; 4- row lanes bean puller; l4-row Times bean windrower; 494 A 4- row corn or bean planter; Heavy duty Cockshutt wagon; 16 ft, hay rack; John Deere 7 ft. mower; Catipillav G, 3 stationery Motor 79 H.P. with 90 hrs work; Air compressor 1 H.P. motor service station model; George White Spring tooth cultivator 10 ft. 8 point hitch; New Holland 150 bus, manure spreader P.T.O. (1. yr. old) mounted roller mix P.T.O. 36 ft. grain auger P.T.O. All above machinery like new. Cattle 24 Registered ,and Grade Hol- stein'Cows fresh and due time of sale; 20 Hereford Steers and heifers 1 yr. old. Dairy Equipment Set Stewart Clippers; 2 milk coolers; spray type 4-6 cans; 2 unit Surge milking machine; heavy duty pump and motor. Hay and Grain 1000 bales mixed hay 1000 bus. Keystone barley. grain grown from registered seed; 1000 bus. mixed grain.; 60 gal. electric bean cooker like new. Hens 000 Kimber yr. old hens. Terms Cash Prop. Glen McNichol Clerk Mel Graham Auct. Harold Jackson SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street 'or all kinds of upholstering brussels Representative: Phene 4 79 Brum& SELWYN VikKER FOR SALE — Morrie Piano. Phone 473J12 Cecil WANTED — Child's Crib and Mattress very good conditon. Ben Terpstra Phone 473W13 FOR SALE — 59 Oldsmobile 2 door hard- top, ii itomal.lc, power steering power brakes, radio. Quick sale, Phone 81 HELP WANTED FEMALE — 1101110 typing work available in Brussels, and Area. Full Time- Part Time. Details write Torham Co., Postal Station ”D", Hamilton, Ontario. COLDSPOT SPECIAL ice ereem Pies and Cakt.,, in assorted flavours at, a special LOW PRICE while they last. ('let some soon at COUSINS DAIRY. FOR SALE — • Sevcral good used Televisioes, portables, fluor and table models. ..‘lachau hardware BrusselS Phone 433 SALES HELP WANTED MALE Opportunity for local resident. (over 25) interested in weekly income of $150 to $200 or more. Write Rawleigh, Dept. C-152425, 4006 Richelieu St. St, Henry, Montreal, WANTED — Established rural territory now available with AVON COSMETICS No obligation write or phone collect evenings.. Mrs. M. 1VHIlson, 17 Hawkesbury Ave., London 451-0541. CATTLE FOR SALE -- Belong stock calves, feeder steers and cows in Carload lots. jtin Luke and John Toews, for, merly with. W. .C. Johnston and Gordon Dater, now associated with us. Licenced and Bonded. N. Hershfield & Co. Ltd. Union Stock Yards, St. Boniface, Man. L'fi- EL Misses Aunu and Alice Vost- ininitM Waterloo, and Miss Hun- tley Itoeunia, were weekend. guests of Mr. and .Air;-; George LH um stra. Ethel UCW Meeting fi rs. A. Bremner and Mrs. Fort were hostesses for the meet- jug of the I,lthel i"('\\' held in Ow church Sunday School room. Airs. Doris Hanna and Mrs. Jim KLruthers Lour; thl devolious. The topic, taken by Alt's. Struthers was rot le w ed •• a discussion period. The business session. was pre- sided over by Mrs. C. Earl, 'Something Lo do to make this year better'' was given in re- sponse to the Roll Call. A vote or tlitn s was tondered. Mr. and Mrs. John Conley for building and painting new eupboercls• WALTON Walton W. I. Hears Of . Life In Northern Quebec 'Walton Wow e4-8 institute had described to them, lite at Great Wh‘lie River, northern Quebec, at their meeting on Thursday night. Miss Sl..irley .Flrown of Goderich, now teaching at Myth public. echool, told of her, experienc es as a teacher of English and home economics in, that. outpost of the nort horn portion of Quebec. About nine years ago a federal goverment school was opened there. Residents of the area included Eskimos, Indians and white people, each living in separate. sections. Bridge, coiling on a strip of ice, and dancing were included in recreational activities. Although there were no roads for travel motor bikes or snowmobiles were owned by many of the people. Buildings in the area included on. Angican Church, Hudson Bay store and nursing station, frown a int eresti lig ac- count was illustrated with colored slides and ceritentary, Tt was decided, during the bils• mess session, that the bus trip this year will be on. the 12th Of GET EXTRA CASH' PASI: WITH CLASSIFIED Abs. IN THE. BRUSSELS POST .1 to the WI couveuttou being held in Unelvh, juin) 12 to Ill 111' tat ion to Seaforth 911 May 151.11, and to a centennial \\'I dinner in lilyth Memorial Hall on March Date were aeeepted. 1,0,dit3e are asked to wear centen- nial costumes, if possible. The uontinating, committee Mtn Mrs, Nelson Reid as con- venor, was appointed as follows; Mrs. Havel Watson, :Vas. Frank. Walters, Mies. Jan Vali Vita and Alts, Nelsen Marks, BO-W.1,11'4(i NOTES 'the Maitime struggled to get 10 points in total over Nick's Marilyn's Malthus 120 Nick's Niehols 11 Moils Cameros 110 J Lich s Jiggers 102 Davit's Sting Rays 05 Marlene's Tornados Ladies High Singles .Marion eluellan 233 Jean Bolger 227 tlerb Marlatt. 213 Lames' High Triple Jean Bolger 557 Marion Meehan 505 Karen Hastings 529 Men's High Singles Dave hustings '247 and 245 Ale! i`dc.s,r Ler 232 and .Y,ed Rutedge 215 Men's High Triple Dave IPastings GS6 Mel McAr ter 610 Ted Elliott 67g Soecial Mention Jim 1.3osman ........ Grant Stephenson 213 Ted Elliott 2.12 Dili Stephenson 211 Ross Duncan. 206 Karen Hastings 204 Jacic Lowe 203 Alartlyn Higgins 205 Substitutes 'urray Lowe tor Ross Duncan Ann Lowe for Velma Stephenson Dianne Huether for Mabel Willis Six more bowling nights before the playoffs, and everyone is trying hard to be at the top. 214