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CEA 1..KALWN ALUC.,LArViliTON
CA4 i A.t/.0elATIONS
will become
CIA lAED latti.:EIDLAS
this Fall
with -
- the same friendly service J.
- the same quality sires
- more operating strength
Thanks, to a preliminary sire sharing agreement,
the bulls of all three units are already availble for
service in this area. For infoomation on sires of all
breeds, phone mornings before 9.30 A. M. to your local
office of
WATERLOO CATTLE.
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
Toll free phone ritunbers listed in local directories.
Measure your profitt, 'Mien you advertise the .0136i. it •
Will' pay ,big divldendsx
imuSSM4A POWL BRU6StiA 010414
isk.21t.414 11th, 14iCib.
LOST —
Black leather ease with 2. keys,
O. Sunday. hitter please leave at
the Brussels Pest„
FOR SALE
A hurgainly cb.eck sport Mat,
size 34 to 36, in good eond.ition.
Mrs. Doug Hemingway 423J4
FOR SALE --
Ontario No, 1 potatoes MO for
75 lbs, Joe Vandenbeek
Rit 2, Moakton, Lot 31, Con 12
Log tin Twp,
•ONIVOMM.
'FOR SALE — • ,
ohoice second cut baled hay;
also wrecking 1944 Vargo truck
with hoist and pump, real good
tires 750x20..
Alpo. .L. Blake, Phone .466W6
WANTS WORK
itt'lhrblr I I igh School Girl would
like baby-sitting weekends, also
would like job doing housework
and child- care during the summer
Contact:: Lorna Cooper 328 W 7,
FARMERS ,
Are you paying too much for
your Grass Seed?
'Take a look at these prices from
R. Gramm & Son at Pinkerton.
flay Mixture No. 1 —6 lb. Alfalfa
— 5 lb. timothy — 1 lb. Red Clover
— S lb, Brame grass 3 lb.
Meadow Fesciie. — A total of 1.$
lb will cost you only $6.74 per
acre,
Hay Mixture No, '2 9 lb.
alto — Ili Red Clover, 6 lb Tim
othy and 3 lb. Brome grass — a
total of 19 lb which will cost only
$8.35 per acre.
A. good permanent pasture mix
ture — .5 lb Empire trefoil, 6 lb
Alfalfa; 5 lb Timothy, and 3 lb
Brame grass— a total of 1.8 lb,
costing only $8.95 per acre: These
are all 'Govt. graded, No. 1 NeW
Crop Seeds. R Cramin at Pink-
erton also' carry a good Stock of all
varletleS Seed 'Grains. Clover
inoculants 50c for each bushel of
seed, Inoculating and Mixing of
seed, free to purchasers. Enquire
about the new Method of reseed-
ing old sod pastures without
plowing% Try "Cramm'S" Seeds
for quality and prices. 35 years
experience in the Seed business,
P. ,cramm & Son. Pinkerton.
Phone Cargill 366-2394.
WANTED•••,-,
A Tea W'agon„..inust 101 in good
condition., Phone 31, Brussels,
!•••••
FOR SALE
tine S. Case Tractor, (4, 600.16
'Circa and. all other parts, Phone
in)J 6 Brussels.
. GRASS AVAILABLE —
Grass tor Cattle, lots of shade.
and water,
Joe Holmes Phone 374.15
SALES HELP WANTED MALE,
0.00a nervy fur older loan, Real
opportunity for a profitable Raw-
leigh business in part Huron
County. Write Rawteign, Dept.
D-152-903, 406.5 itiehelieu $1„
Henry, Montreal,
SALE OF
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Garden and Carpenter Tools
for the Estate of
FRANCIS T, McCAUGHEY
lot 29, Con, 8, Morris Toyvnship,
SATURDAY, APRIL 20th
At 1:30 p.m.
Wardrobe, 2 Wash Stands
Dresser, 2 Bureaus, Desk.
Small Table
2 Extenscion Tables
Number Kitchen Chairs
2 Rocking Chairs
Washing Machine
McClary Electric Stove
Frigidaire Fridge
2 Alarm Clocks
Lawn. Master 22 Mower
Quantity Dishes Cooking Utensils
Crocks Coal Oil Lamps
Lanterns a Garden Tools
ShOvels Forks Logging Chain
Other articles too numerous to
mention.
54 Dodge Car in good running
order.
47 Oldsmobile, 5 good Tires
650x16.
CircularSaw
SO Oliver Tractor good
condition.
Terms Cash
Robert Henry, Auctioneer
George Powell, Clerk
NOTICE
AVON COSMETICS
Nped twe ainbitions ladies to iie-
resent tnese top quality prutitte.
in your neighbour:Jur:in. Write, or
call OUlleeL, evenings, Mrs, di,
;Allison, 17 klawkesbury Ave"
London, Phone 451-0541-
COMPLETE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
for
HARRY BOLGER
Lot 6, Con. 18, Grey Township
VA miles East of VVaitonUniteci
Church, 5 miles South, 1 mile East
of Brussels
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
1:00 p.m.
Cattle
18 Hereford steers, 2-yr.s...old. 16
Hereford steers, yearlings,
Feed
120e Bales mixed hay. 5-Ton mix
ed grain. Quantity timothy, l-bit:
Trefoil.
Machinery
Case 430 diesel tractor and load-
er. Massey Harris 14 tractor,
Chains. Massey Harris 22 tractor
and loader, hydraulic trip, No. 27
Massey 'Harris S.P. 12-ft. corn-
bine with pick-up, complete, Apron
for forage wagon. M-1.0 4-row corn
planter. Dion forage box, 61',self
loading. Cockshutt wagon. Wagon
with :1,4-in tires & grain box- Mateo
6-in, 30-ft. grain auger, P.T,O.
Power post fore digger. 4.0.4t. Bale
elevator. Bale fork for loader`. Mast
soy 'Harris 4-bar side rake. John
Deere 7-ft. power mower. I,H.0
'13-disc fertilizer drill, power lift.
John. Deere stiff tooth cultivator,
9 ft. MIA No. 26 plow, 3 furrow,
wide bottom, T.H.C. manure spread-
er On rubber; 2. Universal milker
units,
Numerous other articles,
Some . Household Effects
NO Reserve as Farm is Sold
TERMS: Cash On Day Of Sale
Jackson and Jackson, Auctioneers,
Listowel
WALTON
Duff's U.C.W. Meeting
The April meeting of Duff's
United Church Women was held
in the church with Mrs, Herbert
Traviss presiding, Mrs. Martin
'3aaii was the acconipanist.
Mrs. W. C. Eackwell offered
prayer.
Mrs. Walter Bewley introduced
the film "Almost Neighbours",
whidh was presented by the
Christian citizenship and social
action committee:
The business period was in
charge of. Mrs, BewleY,
Duff's received an inVita-
Wiwi, to attend the Tihankoffering
of MOrterieff United Chnrch Wom-
en on Sunday. Miss Iltrace Bartj,
Plankton, n miissionarw on fur-
lough froth Nigeria, will be the
guest speaker,
Charter Members of the 17CW,
which waa formed iii 196, are to
have their Mimes framed and
hong in the church.
Ptower8 for the Easter service
are to be' titration by Mrs. Martin
Thum.
Mr. and Mrs. Ila.fireY Craig atW
tended the theft
Sen. Otaeine a,t ningetown College
ofr ricuitiiral teehnology,
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
By: Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.
(Huronarose)
Riglways Minister George
Dome was accused tills week of
allowing unethical road contract-
ors to bleed the public treasury.
Opposition spokesmen indicated
that contracting companies are
ganging up on the Department of
Highways and the general public
to gain road surfacing contracts.
In 1964, 13 road surfacing firms
were cited by cite RestrictIVe
Trade Practices Commission tor
collusive tendering' practices. The
commission said the 13 companies
were completely devoid of bus-
iness ethics.
A criminal charge against the
companies wets dismissed in the
Supreme Court on the grotinds
that the companies had not vio-
lated the Federal Combines Act
because they Were providing a
serVice and not providing road
supplies, They would have been
successfully prosecuted had the
companies been providing road
supplies.
Pat Lawlor tN.D.P., Lakeshore)
claimed that circumstances which
allowed collusion in 1964 exist in
the department today. He said that
largq, established companies
up on small, outside companies.
lie went on to 1)01111 MIL that
the Deparment of Highways has
no policing methods of its Own to
detect these problems but tcnils to
leave supervision to the feditra l
combines investigating stall in.
Ottawa, which is overworkod,
Mr, Gonne, in reply, indicated
that the 1,3 companies -Wore num
iSlied by being excluded from de-
partment contracts for throe
months.
11e mbers on all sides of the Ont-
ario Legislature this week called
OH the Government to find a place
for nursing homes in the Ontario
Hospital Insuranee plan. Nursing
homes in the province have swel-
led to 5.1.1 because. of changing
social conditions and the fact that
people are living longer, I1 'nurS-
lug homes were brought into the
HOspital Inattrance plan, .1 think
it reasonable to assume that Many
patients now in active care hospit-
als could he transferred to less ex-
pensive institutions..
Offite Main IRONS
Inaursa
" Town
All Classes of Farm: PropartY
Sommer Ctittediiii
thurcheti, Seliooliy, Halts
kit ded coverall i (VOA
smoke. water damage', tellInti
obJeCtis, etc.) is also aValliablii.
,..zovasiampfakohnewasinicuogitimentowitutttion
iikkit„..,'', MUTUAL
YNEIJRA:NCE COMPANY
AGENT'S, 4:ernes Keys, RR 1, deafailli; V. J. Lane, RR 50 lieaftorik;
Wiit Leiner, jr. Londesborn; delikyn Baker, Brussels; 1140011114
Squires, Clinton, George Ooyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, SestOrlik