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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-07-09, Page 4VINCENT FARM ..EQUIPMENT •In. • Seaforth (Formerly John Bach) 527-0120 Huron Cc•unty'... udi Farm Equipment Depot SEAFORTH, ONTARIO "The Business Reliability Built" lormillillboollill.milli"111.6•101110.401111 0•10111st.iplathrismiliMnee thiuswma i,cmz 3.311U80.143) HARVEST MACHINES THE ifiRLIM 1 1 1 1 WANTED — $et of right handed gold tee Call 887-9498 NOTICE — Vacantly in Rest Home; for boarder. Apply to: Box . 50, Brine eels. ,•••••••••.••••••••••••••, FOR SALE -- 22 inch electric stove suitable Phone Brussels p an. FOR SALE 200 gal. Oil Tank; Delta Air Circulating fan, fer use with 14. hp. motor; 2 rolls Snow Fende. Phone 887-6931 FOR SALE — Single car garage situated en .the edge of Brussels. Can be moved at reasonable ,rate. ..Phone ,,..887-6460 FOR RENT — Apartment in Brussels. "immed- iate possession. Apply to; Herb Sage, Box 1161, Listowel, Phone 291-3334 FOR SALE — ,Girls' 26" bicycle; lloy's 3-speed Bicycle; pint sealers; 9- piece dining-room suite and want- ed, a home for a large farm dog. Phone 837-6557 evenings. Mac McIntosh. POR SALE — 3-piece chesterfield suite, coffr table etc„ 5-piece bedroom suite, . FOR SALE --- Baby Equipment. Buggy, ploy 'Ten, crib etc. Mrs. Joe Raynard Phone 887-9413 NOTICE — For all your electrical wiring needs Cannel: Don McLean Phone 887-9264 Brussels. NOTICE Rooting, Siding, litmus Built and Repaired. Harris Bros. Brussels. 887-9375 .HELP WANTED I am in a part time business and enrn•ing more .than f ever thought possible.' It you would like to do the same contact: Charlie Lee, Wingham 357-1383 FARM NG EXPERIENCE Wa need men with farming ex- perience — a good farmer who wants to etre extra money. It you have farming experience,, we have a positiOn for you. As v rapidly-expanding company in the agricultural industry we offer you an excellent part-time i•ition. AS a Crop Service Representative you will earn e-tre money. learn the newest t' pining methods, and have the reportunity to increase your earn- ings and position. If you're an experienced farmer — you're the right man! For a personal interview, Write me , E, V, Palmer, Canadian Sales :1 l Box 847, London, Ontarid ..1010.• FOR SALE ,— Vorage Harvester and Wagon,. taain doles mounted on rabbet' tired wagon*, Manure SPreader L'W)bor, 3 furrow International Plow, Lynu bIvans, Lo116, •Con. 11, 'Grey 'rwp. Phone S$?-tiz;i3i; REFRIGERA7.10N SERVICE Guarai4eed service to alltypes. Complete appliance repairs at BU1UU? ELECTRIC. Wingliam - 357-2450 Fileetrical Contractors - Appliances - Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergeP• cy service. AVON CALLING BARGAIN!!! Mytay Day is "Sale" Day When You Show People Avon's Wonderful Range of Cosmetics, Profit From Your Spare How's Sell Avon, Call Now Mrs. M. :Willson, Avon, Manager, 17 HaWkeSbnry Ave., London, 32 451-0541 To HALFILMPRICE F PROCESSING. Clack & white exposures 55 cents • 12 - 85 . cents, 20 1.35 Kodacolor 8 exposures $2,1,2: 12 - 82.88, 20 - $4.50 By-pass . "middleman store keeper", send • DIRECT to processing plant , and save Up • to 5e%! Send film, cash, cheque or money order along With this ed to CLINTON PHOTO .SERVIOE. Clinton, Oat. Add 5% tax and 15c to cheques. Brussels Post July 9th, 1970 AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS from the home of MRS. MARGARET HOY, Market Street, Brussels on FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 17th -at 6:30 p.m. the following: 2 piece velour velvet sectional chesterfield suit; velour volvet platform rocker; ottoman; up- holstered swivel arm chair; up- holstered foot stool; modern 2 shelf corner maple table; Motor- ola, 21 inch television; Axminster rug 9' x 12'; lamb skin rug; Green Upholstered. Chair; walnut mace table: magazine, end table; 4 piece Walnut bedroom suite; cedar blanket chest; iron bed springs and mattress; rock- ing chair: small Nvninut round table; other small tables; dining room table; 6 pressed back chairs; kitchen table; , McClary refrigerator; Westinghouse elect- ric range; Simplicity washing machine; bleetrolux vacuum eleaner: electric iron, kettle and eleetric portahle, fleeter; tri-iigbt; table lamp: mantel SilittPi" sawing machine; 8,0t.1l mirrors: ironing board; step :adder; pi -itnre,:e dish;03; reeking utensils. Terms Caen rlre. Margaret Hoy--Proprietrete gdWard W, Elliott wr. AuetioneCte CDzl4lll,t tio flout wo1 horgRin*, CARDS OF THANKS I Would Rite to lb ank evoryone who sent cards, treats end came to Visit, me during MY s tay in Clinton Hospital A special thanks to Drs. Street and Waldon, the nursing staff. Box Ambelande and all those who helped at the time Of my accident, Everything was greatly appreciated. Bill Coutts, 1' Would like to 'thank relatives, friends and neighbours for cards, and visits received while I was a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. A special thanks, to Dr. Wm. Munn; nurses and staff on 2nd floor, Rev. Stebes, also those who helped out at home, Ydur thoughtfniness will always be remembered. Mrs. Jean Orti My sincere thanks to all those who remembered me -with visits, flowers and cards while I was a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital and since 1. re- turned home; Dr. Bozyk, Dr. Wilkins and the nurses in I. Rev. LeDrew for his visits and my kind neighbeurs for all their help, Mrs.. Amy Spell. The family of roe late Mrs. William t Bell wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many eels of kindness, floral tributes, and sympathy extended to them dur- ing their recent bereavement. Special thanks to: Rev, Fe L. LeDrewi the 'nurses at Huronview and the M. L. 'Watts Funeral Home. All was deeply appreciated, The family of the late Richard .Alcock wish to thank the friends and neighbours, and all who helped in any 'vex, fOr their kindness ,and sympathy Own. during their recent bereavement, It was greatly appreciated, CRANBROOK W,M.S, Afternoon Group The July meeting df true After- noon Group of the W.M.S. Was held at the home of Mrs, Lytle Gordon with an attendance of ten members and two visitors, Pro- Verbs 1..4 24.35 was read in unison with the meditation and a prayer by the leader, Miss Alice Forrest. A verse of "0 Canada" Was sung and the 23rd psalm was read by Mrs. Mac Engel with the leader giving comments on each verse as read. A story "A little Korean girl" and one on "Birds" were read. Mrs. Wilfred Stickler presided for the business when minutes and treasurer's report were read and roll call answered with "A' Beatitude", Cards and visits were recorded and the 23rd psalm was sung. Mrs. Strickler gave a report of the June .Con- ference held in Shakespeare. The origination of the hymn "There were Ninety and Nine" was rend and the hym was sung. The topic "Our Priceless inheritance" was given by Mrs. Mac Engel and in two parts "Our National Heri- tage" and "Onti Spiritual Heel, tage". Following the Benediction a Bible 'Quiz was conducted by Miss Forest. Refreshment were served by Mrs, Wes MCF:4-iehern, Mrs, John Perrie and the hostess. Bouquet Invitation Line 41,34Y 00,4 1ii10 • ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS. FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY :nig ALLEY CATS FROM WINGHAM SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY FERDI READY AT THE PIANO Menu; Barbacueci Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chlekdh. and Chips for cottage. 887-6615 after ALLES 60 COMBINE CASE 6A COMBINE 1.H.C, 80 COMBINE 600 CASE COMBINE I.H..C. 303 COMBINE I.H.C. 175 SWATHER 13' 1.H,.C. 201 SWATHER 10' CASE 820 SWATHER NOTICE --- s. Custom ...Swathing. hay and grain... • Joe Raynard, 887-9413 7-piece kitchen suite. One 30 inch electric range, Wringer Washer with pump. All in Excellent condition! Phone 887-9301 WANTED DEAD' OR ALIVE Dead or disabled cows over 1,000 lbs e $10 to $15 Dead or disabled horses, $20.00 each Small animals 500 to 1,000 lbs,, Ic per lb. All other animals such as calves and pigs picked up free. We pay you for your animal at your farm. — 24 hour service, CALL COLLECT — BRUSSELS 88709334 If n.o snower call 887.9335 BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES. Prop. COPLOON ,1O1-tN8TON Pertneely Einttie ekoi.ereneeiverriaese/Ame-teree4gwor,pniee ENQUIRE AT Good taste needn't be espanshrp. Our beoutifu i Sourtusi invitation line proves this with th• most exquisite papers, type faces and workmanship you coaid wish for! N features Thermo-Engravino—ridt reitrOci lettering—elegani as the finest craftsmanship — yet boding so little! Coete $4.• our unusucii set Ope# to two ~is 41oh