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Tali: BRUSSELS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 3rd, 1969
how many
shooldoro..
has your
executor
At Victoria and Grey Trust,
your estate management
problems are the responsibility
of a friendly, sympathetic
trust officer you get to know,,
and a team of trained
specialists. Don't leave your
estate to chance. Leave it in
the competent care of
Victoria and Grey.
TIMM. an
d GREY
:TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1989,
LISTOWEL BRANCH
291-1450
FOR SALE
Pottatios, i.r 11r, lings
East I Produce Phone
WANTED .—.
12 head of cattle to pasture.
ti•ortion Nirdiolson 1 ,11iiiir , 336,r,
FOR SALE —
John 15 run Seed Drill
on rubber. in excellent condition,.
Apply in the evening,
James ;Vrtustrong Phone 177W
LET- US DO YOUR DIGGING
Grave I iging, lIackhoeing„
Burrying sionepiles. Phone
Lincoln Martin, Brussols 12
FOR SALE --
2 steel oil tanks, one with
rotary
.
pacity.
Jos, Patterson.
FOR SALE —
MeClary Kitchen 'Range, new
grates and lining. .Price. $1.0.00,
Phone Brussels 325W11
Cecil Raynor('
HELP WANTED—
Spray painter for barns, Exper
ience preferred but not essential.
Apply after II p.m, Phone 382Witi
FOR SALE
33 pigs , Sweeks oh!, •
Blake Phone -1.42W7
GRASS AVAILABLE
Po:, 20 steers, . good .Shade and
Water.
Chas. Aleldeatt Phone 48.9w13
DO IT NOW THIS SPRING --
Por till roofing, M Lai and
aslifelt, 00110(.1;1 1.4. & M. Building
Co., KR 2, filneVale„ Ont. Phone
;120.1'4 or 327,14 Brussels
FOR SALE
A number of (dean 5 gallon pails
and lids. Silo each, 3 for 1;1.00.
Contact Huron Food Products,
Brussels Phone 22
SHERIFF'S SALE
At the Snit of Jack Scott ogoi)ist
1; nights Fischer
15 JERSEY COWS
To be sold by Public Auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1969
at 3:00 p.m.
a t. Brussels LivestOc"k Limited,
.Brussels, Ontario
TER:NIS: CASH
Harry Sturdy,
Sheriff, County of Huron.
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Farm Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects
'imiles West of Brussels in
Morris Twp. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 17th
at 1 p.m.
Cattle
15 Young Holstein Cows, 5 fresh
with calf at foot, 5 due end of
April, 5 due in May
I Registered. Hereford. Bull (2
Yrs. old"
12 cow collars 2 units Surge
milking machine for (20 cows)
milk cans milk pails strainer
ti NI n Westinghouse milk. cooler
Machinery
Allis Chalmers tractor
.11.11. 32 plate disk
Cockshupt immure spreader
22 et. Spray motor weed sprayer
International 3 furrow plow
7 ft. international mower semi
mounted Hay loader
Allis Chalmers power side rake
stooker and loader
2 wheel trailer Sacks
Power laWn mower
iltteler rubber tired wagon
Its ft. .hayrack
Stewart Electric Clippers
Electric dehorners
ionrd fiaui.iner mill
:19 ft. ladder (new)
'2 grain augers with Motors
Set Scales Forks Shovels
Chains
Grain
Quantity of CarrY Oat,S .
Household Effects
WestinghoUSe er•frigern tor
1)eep Preeze, automatic! defrost
1i:0:tension table Kitchen Chairs
Setee. 2 Chairs Day 130(.1
1. burner Eleetric Stove
Conch Drapes
21 inch Television Sideboard
Chosterfield Hall Tree
Rocking Chairs Small Tables
Battery Charger
2 furnished bedrooms
Terms Cash
Farm Sold
Proprietor — Charles McLean
AUctiOneee° -- Harold JackSdn
Clerk IVi01 Graham
each 200 gal. ea.
Phone 212
WHAT'S tIN STORE FOR HURON ,COUNTY FARMERS.
A few short weeks from now spring planting will be com-
pleted in HURON County, It's hard to find a farmer who is not
optomistic about the outlook for this year's crop. In fact, farmers
are so confident 1959 viii be a good year, many are invesing
several thousands of dollars in seed, fertilizer, chemicals and
equipment,
Experience proves fartmert, nave a right to be optomistic,
On the average over a 20 year period, farmers can expect to
.harvest a bumper crop 3 or 4 times and a fair to average crop
on most other years. Only about once or twice during the 20 year•
period is there a crop failure due to natural hazards.
The question wises, can the modern farmer, with his high
investment Costs, afford to lose his' crop even once in 10 or 20
years? Some can, while others can't, This is a question each
farmer must answer for himself,
In HURON County .this year, more farmers agribusiness-
men and lending institutions are expressing interest in Crop In-
surance as the answer to the danger of losing a crop due to bad
weather, insects or plant disease, In this area, the Crop Insur-
ance Commissilon of Ontario has expanded its services and the
number of insurable crops in order to take care of the need for'
'crop protection.
The Hon. Wm, A. Stewart, Minister of Agriculture
ac. Food, who is an enthusiastic promoter of Crop Insurance,
urges farmers to look at Crop Insurance from a business piolint
of view.
A good farmer should know what it will cost him to grow
a crop. He should then purchase enough insurance to cover this
investment. This amount of coverage is quite inexpensive and
gives peace of mind in knowing that the investment is protected
if the crop should be lost because of natural hazards.
The farmer who has definite financial committments to
meet at the end of the year is the man who can least afford to
gamble on bad weather ruining his crops, While Crop Insurance
is available in many countries in the world, the program lin Ont,
ario is one of the most attractive anywhere, This is because the
Federal Government pays 50% of administrative costs and
25%. of the premiuntzt, while the Provincial Government pays
the 50% administrative :ostr, pluS 5 per cent of the premiums,
Consequently, tnc i.r:t!red person pays only 70% of the
claims cost, and none of ;11:: expenses of operation, in effect;
the Government hears more than half of the total cost of the
insurance program.
Foe further information contact your lodal representative,
GEORGE WATT
Box 299
alyth, Ontario Phone 523-9217
WANTED
Experienced truck driver wanted
immediately, Apply to: 43ttx 50,
Brussels, Ont.
NOTICE —
For ail your electrical wiring
needs
Contact: Don McLean
Phone 443J'6 Brussel.
FOR SALE *—
BELIEVE IT. When you boy
your storm windows and doors
from us you receive quality, and
a life time guarantee on inStal-
lation and against pitting anti
warping, Broken glass and screens
replaced free of charge fOr One
year. For free estimate without ob-
ligation call --- Al Dobson ......
representing DSJMONT Al.0i\i1N-
I'1ti LTI). Phone Brussels 321-W-4
Storm Windows, Doors, Awn ingst
Car fortes, Siding.
AVON CALLING
Have Y01' over thought about
selling AVON? 11 costs nothing
to find out the details, Start earn'
lit od tidy in your' neigh'
\Vr'itr' or call collect orenin
Mrs.
17 Ilawkesbury Ave,
London, 151-0541
GRASS-CUTTING TENDERS.
FOR CRANBROOK CEMETERY
Applicants to supply equipment
for cutting and. trimming and
.slate prico par cut. On a. season
(:011 tra
The lowest or' any tender not
necessarily neeepted..
.Applftalions to be made not
later than April 10, 1969, to Sec.•
Treas, ,Jobe J, Schnock, RR 3,
Brussels.. Ont.