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For HOMES, FARMHOUSES, STORES
RESTAURANTS and BUSINESSES
DESIGN & DRAUGHTING
PAINTING & DECORATING
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E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL
PRESENTS
THE SECRET LIFE
OF
WALTER MITTY"
MAY 19, 20, 21
AT
8:00 P.
WANTED
Pasture for 15 or more young
cattle,
887-G250
NOTICE
Wallace Ross, Seaforth, will pay
75c for Swarms of Bees for the
months of May, June, and July,
FOR SALE IN BRUSSELS —
A good two story brick build-
ing approximately 4S by 17 feet.
Could be made into two apart-
ments. Real cheap for quick sale.
Apply to: Elmer .Ellacott
GET MORE OUT OF LIFE! • .
Mere money, more inends. more
fun. Call now and learn abont.
being an Avon Representative.
Mrs. M. Millson. 17 Hawkeshury
Ave., London 32, 451-0541
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
Electrical Contractors - Appliances
- Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergency
service.
Guaraneed service to all types.
Complete Appliance repairs at
BLIIKE ELECTRIC
i h am — 357-2450
R. J. ANDREWS & SON
Ready-To-Lay Pullets. -Vaccinated
Debeaked. Dewormen twice, with
98% Livability in our growing
pens. The Kimber Leghorn -has
early egg size. They hold together,
fry, poach and boil to absolute •
Perfection. For delivery from May
4 to end of May. Pullets delivered
in a modern Poultry Van. Phone
5274106. R.R. 4, Seaforth, Ontario.
TENDERS -RE FUEL OlL
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned up to 12 Noon
Thursday, June 3, 1971 for the
supplying for the next two years
of No. 2 INIAISrfRIAL PUEL OIL
FOR THE
c01.7,RT HOUSE. (4(I1)ERictl
Storage Capacity — 3,000 gals.
Quantity being used per annum
approx. 20,900 gals.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
John G. Berry, ClerloTreas„
County of Huron,
Court flouso,
GOderich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
in the estate of Lucy Armstrong,
late of the town of Clinton, in the
County of Huron and Province of
Ontario, Widow.
All persons having claims against
the above estate are required to
Send foil particulars of such
claims to the under-signed on or
before the 31st day of May, 1971,
after which date the estate's
assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have
then been received.
POOLE, BELL & PORTER
444 Waterloo Street,
London 14. Ontario
Solicitors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
'ELMER IVAN YOUNG;
deceased
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate, of Elmer Ivan
Young,: late of the Township of
Morris in the County of Huron
farmer, who died on or about the
19th day of April, 1971, are hereby
notified to forward same to the
undersigned on or before the 28th
day of May, 1971, after which date
the assets of the estate will be
distributed with regard only to
those claims of which the under-
signed shall then have had notice.
• DATED at Brussels this first day
of May 1971.
CRAWFORD & MILL
Brussels, Ontario
Soliciors for the Executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
THOMAS GREY PENNINGTON
deCeated
ALL PERSONS haVing claiMs
against the estate o2. ThOmas Grey
Pennington, late of the Village of
Brussels in the County of Hnron,
retired labourer, who died on or
about the 24th day of.March, 1971,
are hereby notified to 'file parti-
culars of the same with the under-
signed on or before the 28th day
of May, 1911, after which date the
assets of the estate will he diS-
tributea with regard only to those
Crtims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice .
DATED at Brussels this first
clay of May, 1971.
CRAWFORD & MILL
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors ter the Administrator.'
SELL REAL gsTATg.
BRUSSELS AREA
WiLFRED McINTEE. 8, CO, LTD.
Real Estate Broker
would like a man or a 'woman
with a gopd personality to. list
and sell real estate in and around
Brussels.
Must have drive and desir6
to earn Ln eNeetiVe
Many people from all walks of
Life ,have doubled their income
since, joining our sales staff of
over 60,
We offer training and assist-
ance. For more information &
a confidential interview, cat'.
Dan Marsoin. Sales Manager,
at Hanover 364-1522 or write
II:allover, Box .1352 or Wilfred
McIntee & co. Ltd. BoN, 549,
Walkerton, Ont.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
Happy, birthday, Mother dear
We' are so glad that you're still
here
And now that you have reached a
full' four score
We hope you will enjoy -fit least
ten more. •
God giveS, each, child a special
gift
A. mother dear to treasure
When He chose you to care for us
He gave us real good Measure.
You labored with love and kind
devotion.
Enought to swell the Atlantic
ocean.
Harold,. Mildred, Margaret and '
Jean,
Were we always as, thankful as we
might have been? •
[a the' twenties and thirties when
we were kid s -
And life's burdens weighed heavy
on your eye lids
You sat up sewing by the old oil
light
And stitched ,away far into th0
night.
Times wore so hard and we were
so poor
But you always tried to earn a
little bit more.
"An expert seamstress" I've beard
people say
"You don't find Many like her
toclay"
In our old Tarn): liOnse when the
winter was cold
And the only thing to heat it was
a big cook stove
You would creep upstairs in the
middle of the night
To make .sure yeur brood was all
tucked in tight.
"If your heath ever fails and the
hill is hard to climb
I hope dear Maher your ilaur
will find the
To care for you in your weary
hours
And appreciate the mother' that
God made ours:"
A loving tribute to a wonder-
ful mother, Mrs: May Thornton
of Kitchener On her eightieth
birthday, from her daughter
Mildred Jacklin,
The difference between "she's
good,looking" and "she's looking
ahnut, 2'.0 years and 40
pe11114€4.
Adults: $1.25
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
By Murray daunt, M.P.P.
(Huron-Bruce)
Energy and Resources Minister
George Kerr stated this week that
he had received a report from his
committee on packaging which he
set up one year ago.
This committee, made up of
Pollution Probe, the soft drink in-
dustry, glass manufacturers and
the, retail industry a s well as
government representatives has
been asked to study the matter of
the non-returnable bottle .and
other forms of packaging, and to
recommend ways of combating the
increasing litter problem.
The Minister indicated, in re-
sponse to my questioning, that he
was going to discus s the report
with the Litter Council in: the
next few days, and based on.
these -talks, he intended to intro-
duce legislation before the end of
this session to try and cope with
problems ' of bottle and can poi-
UILjoetaLderS of the Civil Service
Association of Ontario have
-threatened, to work to rule or go
on strike if Provincial Treasurer
Darcy McKeough. sticks with his
announced intention of. imposing
a 5%. ceiling on all civil service
-salary increases this year. The
Civil -Service Association repre---
Suits - 50,000 of the province's
-61,000 civil servants.
The, Port Dover lift bridge.
continues to be an embarassmerif
to the Government. •
The project was advertised for
tenders 'on July 31st, .1968, and
was awarded to McLean-Foster
Construction Company, the low
bidder,
This was intended to be
special type of lift bridge, and was
designed by the Department of
.Highways engineers. The original
cost was $756,080.
However, the bridge after con-
struction would not operate. The
Department engineers immediat-
ely set about trying to correct the
Problem — that was two years
ago. The bridge still isn't work-
ing and the cost so far has reach-
ed 81,060,000.
From time to time I have been
approached by many constituents
as to the feasibility of receiving
a loan to carry on, or to start, a
small business. Iu this respect,
the government has introduced a
program which will assist small
Companies to expand, to create
employment and to stimulate ec-
onomic growth. As a general
guide-line, a small business will
be defined, as one in which the
owner's investment does not ex-
ceed $300,000. The loans will be
available to small Canadian-owned
industries anywhere in the prov-
ince. The loans will be available
up to a limit of $50,000 and may
run fora term of ten years.
The types of industries that will
be eligible are very broad and
will include service industries and
sections of the food processing
industry and machine shops
Another fund is being establish-
ed called Venture Capital for
Canadian s and it will he available
for companies introducing new
Products and technology. This
fend will be for companies that
cannot obtain capital from else-
where and the limit per company
will be $100,000.
I am very hopeful that these
Programmes will be made use of
in our area and I have already
had come enquiries.
DEAD STOCK REMOVAL SERVICES
WANTED — DEAD AND DISABLED
— CATTLE and HORSES —
TOP PRICES PAID FOR
HORSES ON THE HOOF
SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP
24 HR. FAST EFFICIENT SERVICES
BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES
L:le: 2/3-c-70-13
FREE OF CHARGE -- OVER 150 LB.
PROW; COLLECT 8,07.9334 BRLISSEL3
Students: $1.00
Children (under 12): 75c
TELL A FRIEND !
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE '
NEW AMERICAN HOTEI
BRUSSELS, ONT.
DOUG WARD and TAVERN TRIO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
IN THE RAINBOW ROOM
WE FEATURE:
Turkey, Spare illbs and Sauerkraut, Fish and ChIps