The Brussels Post, 1970-07-16, Page 4ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
SING ALONG WITH DOREEN Al ME PIANO
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
REG. and MIKE THE MIDDLESEXEMS
Menu: Barbacueci Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chia-;en
and .Ghlp4..•
EXTRA SPECIAL
SUMMER SAVINGS
ONLY McCLARY DELUXE, 30" RANGE
IN AVACADO ONLY $295.00
I. ONLY McCLARY 14 CU. FT. 'NO FROST
REFRIGERATOR IN AVACADO ONLY $399.00
MATCHING PAIR -- $650.00
ALSO
15% DISCOUNT OFF CATALOGUE PRICE,
ON ALL LAWN 'MOWERS IN STOCK
MACHAN HOME ii4RD4tiARE
BRUSSELS, ONT'.
Comedy-master Rod Concybeare conjures up an image of .
ROd Coneybeare?! Skits and comedy Spots (with guests) com-
bine in Coneyheare and Company Sundays at 10:30 0,111. EDT
pn the CEO radio network.
T.•••••••tr,"‘",,,re •••••••,.-...,,
Bilt/80,4L43 POOTt D1 USSE1,4S, 0*.e41140
CUR SALE
TRURSDAY, JULY 1002,
viumwommaiiimixim. 11111hisrolliallto
FOR SALE —
Girl's Vic: • 1" Jack
Kennedy Phone S87-6238
ACE TREE SERVICE —
'17H:inning, C'ustom wood cutting.
REASONABLE rate. Free estim-
ate. Cali Rob 335,3785
FOR SALE
pull-typo Combine w it I:
motor, both grain :uid bean cyl-
inder and equipment for swathed
and standing crops.
Melville Lamont Phone zi87-6379
WANTED —
Large Dining 1.1.00m Table, in
good condition: also 16 or 1
single plate horse-drawR disc.
Lloyd Simmons Phone Carrie
335-6212
FOR SALE
3-piece Living Room Suite:
CoffeeTable; 3 EndTables; 'End.
Table Lamps: 30" Electric. Range.
All in excellent condition. Phone
887-9301
NOTICE —
For all your electrical wiring.
needs
Cantact: Don McLean
Phone 887-9264 Brussels.
FARMING EXPERIENCE
We need Men with fanning ex-
perienee — a good farmer Who
wants to earn extra money. if
you have farming experience, we
have a: position for you.
As a rapiclIy-expanding company
in the agricultural, indtilitrY
offer you an excellent part-time
position. As a Crop Service
RePresontative you will earn
extra money, learn the newefa
farming Methods, and have the
opportunity to increase your cam-
ings and position,
If you're an extlerienced framer
you're the right man!
For a personal interview, Write
me;
E. V. Palmer,
Canadian Sales
Box 847,
London, Ontario
FOR SALE
1970 Model Avacaddi ',1tove
propane, ztca 1'l,
Phone 887-9279
FOR SALE —
Living room Chesterfield Iled;
couch; coffee table: 2 end
tables; it'Illg-Playing records, sonic
sal rco, and record. cabinet: (ivant-
ity small revords; chrome
,,•lion set; child's org:ti in good
c•indition; pair of fibre glass
curt:tins; hedlroom suite includ-
lug bed and sprIngs, large clros;:,
--:er with mirror and chest of
•Ii'd:wers; six small cushions.
Shirley Sylvester, RR 2,
Blyth; Phone 887-92:5
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.
is following:
piece velour velvet sectional
:11.•_•Ater!ield suit: velmir velvet
p;bitforin rocker: ottoman; up-
holstered swivel arm chair; up-
islei'cd foot stool; modern 2
corner Maple table; Motor-
inch_ tolcvision; Axminster
9' x 12': lamb skin rug;
t, r orm 17 phalstered Chair;
‘.;;•;',unt iffee table: magazine end
piece walnut bedroom
suite; cedar blanket chest; iron
an mattress; rock-
Antral walnut round
hie; other small tables; dining
r e, to table; 6 pressed back
kitchen table; AlcClary
erat.Olt* Westinghouse elect-
;•: • range - Simplicity washing
niachine; it,lectroinx vacuum
dez;ner; electric iron, kettle and
toster .• electric portable heater;
taldr, lump; , mantel
'4;;. Singer „;Owing Machine;
2 wall mirrors: ironing boord;
sten ladder; ta -.tures; dish ,c,
ting utensils.
Terms Casn
hlargaret 1-loy—Proprietress
rdwArd W. Fifiatt — Auctioneer
New and used rabbit cages,
Sid White Phone W.4.1.1.311
FOR SALE -,--
Cobb Corn Bill .Colemait, •
Kippen Call: 262-5031.
• FOR SALE —
Forage Harvester Bad Wagon,
Grain Boxes mounted on rubber
tired wagons, 111111.11'l:
Oil rubber, 3 furrow International
Plow, Lynn Evans, Lot 10,
Gunn, Grey. Twp, Phone, 587-6836
TENDERS FOR
ROOF AND MASONARY REPAIR
Plainly marked scaled 'tend”rF
will he l'OCCiVed by the undersigned
up to 12; uo o'clock noou p, S.
Thursday, July 30th,, 1970. for
masonary and roof 'repairs. of
certain schools in Ithron County.
t•; t and Lender forms
•-!';:tined from the offices
of The Huron County Board 01
Education, 97 Shipley St., Clinton,
Ontario.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Mr. Roy B. Dunlop,
Suliprintendent of
1.7nsiness Affairs
The Huron County
Board of Education
TENDERS FOR
REPLACEMENT OF WINDOW
Plainly )narked sealed tenders
will be raccived the undersigned
up to 12:00 o'clock noon 0. S. T.
Thursday, duly ;0th, 1970 for
the removal of .1 Gym Window
12 x 36' and closing the same at
Sea forth District High School.
Specifications and tender forms
may be obtained from the offices
- of - The Huron County- Beard of
Education, 97 Shipley St.,
Ontario.
Lowe-,t c.,• any tender not neces- •
sexily acCepted:. •
Mr. Roy B. Minton,
find vnt of
LiusinPi,, A ffairs.
The Huron • County
l: card of Education
TENDERS FOR
ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS
flail • in :*irk Od sealed tenders
will ho re •eived by the Undersigned
Up to 12:00 o'clock noon 0. S. T.
Thursday, .ittly 30th, 1970 to
supply- mind install aluminum
storm windows at Colborne Public
School.
Specifications and tender forms
may he obtained from the officeS
of The Ifttron ('aunty Board of
Education, 97 Shipley St.. Clinton
Ontario,
LOWP!-It Or any 'lender not. neces-
sarily ; ceopted.
Mr. Roy a Dunlop,
Superintendent of
Business Affairs
The Thiron County
Board of Education
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WANTED DEAD OR. ALivg
Dead or disabled cows over 1,030 Ibn., $-0 to $15
Dead cr disabled! l-o.r.ec . $.20.1:;'3
Small animals 5C0 to 11,03 lbs.. lc per
All other animals such as calves and pigs picked
free.
We pay you for your aniimal at your farm. 24 hour
;0;
CALL COLLECT — BRUSSELS f';7 5''.'11 .
If no a•‘'.'we• rrt7 0
BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES
Prop, GORDON JOHNSTON Formerly Marfatt Brot,
PEOPLE .W.E KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. jack Pennington
are on a trip out
i and Mrs. Cr-..orge Backer
„re on a vacation. trip to Western
Canada.
Mrs. :Herb Miller of
1:iespler were weekend 'visitors
with Mrs. Geo. Chidlow.
-fir. and 3lrs. Jack .".11c11'hirter
and family have returned from
a trip to the western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bruce Will Cs (),.'
Hamilton, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Max Watts over the weekend.
The many friends of liarold
Thomas arc pleased to see 111111
around again after a. long stay in
hospital.
Mr. and .Mrs. George Li. John-
ston of Boston, Mass., are holiday-
with :Mrs. James S. Armstrong and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pearson, son
Robert and Mtu•ray Bone, are
holidaying in Northern Ontario
at Moosonee.
Miss Trena Watts, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Watts, is a
patient in St. .Joseph Hospital.
Brantford, following eye surgery.
Neil Hemingway and David
Haan are representing Huron
County this Week, Oil the
exchange trip to Eastern: Ontario.
They will be visiting farm hoMes
near Dalkeith, Glengarry County
Miss Marni Bronson, student
nurse at the St. Mary's Sabool of
Nursing, Kitchener, received, her
black band on WedneSday, July
8th, at a ceremony at the Martyr's
Shrine in Midland.
:111.5. Barry Watson and family
of San Manuel, Arizona, are
vacationing with. Mr.' and Mrs.
Reginald Watson. Mr. Watson will
arrive later by air to join his
fa mily here.
Charley Exel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Exel, returned. home
Saturday from an enjoyable two-
week holiday. Charley was one of
a group of twenty-five young
people from the Christian Re-
formed Church in Listowel that
motored to the l'oadlena MissiOn
Fields, New Mexico, tb visit '
among the Navaho. Indians. He
also toured Kansas City, the
('a rayon and SAIL Lake City.