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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-09-23, Page 6DEAD STOCK REMOVAL SERVICES WANTED -- DEAD AND DISABLE-I') — CATTLE and HORSES -- TOP PRICES PAID FOR HORSES ON THE HOOF SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP HP, PAST v.. r I I Nrr Zt.,11.1i0V.t ZRU8Sra,S •Ei 12001) gUPPLIEP La; VS-0-10-5 net oviArtfnt., ttlVti'k '11 HOLMES & MacLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENT SALES gtAttoniii, ONTANICI ALUMINUM 8101NO A 13PgelALTY 011 feitt ri1 /4 06 MthotiAl tiri4bOtig OP Oi°414M2i t,MMAN 11,40144 4!Mitt0:4,?;:ek 4"..'%*"~-41.0 new- el e Warm as toast. That's because a new Texaco forced air furnace is designed to ensure the complete ombustion of every last drop of oil. And oil means the most heatfor the least money. it's also available on ,-).asy budget terms. TEXAMD .$2025 MEC:0170F° T MERLE FREEMAN PHONE 887-6528 E.RUSSELS, ONT. "It's the man about the wiring, ma'am." It's true, living in any olderhome without up-to-date wiring just doesn't hold a candle to truly modern electrical liying. The changes that electrical modernization brings will brighten your life throughout every room in your home — for years to come. You'll have more outlets and switches where you want them, better performance from your appliances — and you can even add the year-round comfort of electric climate control. And rewiring an older home needn't be complioated or expensive. In fact, the cost will probably be less than you imagine. For greater comfort and convenience — and an extra margin of safety, too — call your qualified Electrical Modernization contractor. Or ask your Hydro. HURON FED. OF AGRI. TO SPONSOR PETITION FOR WIDER TOLL-FREE AREA The Huron Federation .of Agri- culture will sponsor a petition . for a wider tell-free calling area • for many of the smaller telephone exchanges in the northern part et the county. :Member s of the comittee talked with Maitland. Teleservices Ltd. and WIliteman Telephom. Com- pally and with representatives of BERG lnstallation Sales Service FREE ESTTMATEe • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling DONALD G. IVES R. R. 2, Blyth Phone Brussel* 8.87-91324 the Bell Telephone Company and 'said that they were told the. best way to get action was through 'a petition. At present, most of the small exchanges have only one or two other small exchanges to call without paying a toll. This is in contrast to such centres, at Olin- ton 'rho can call free to Seaforth, Pllyriold, and .;:oderich. if:n•Py 11:11-ther. chairman of the committee was told by Maitland company manager that when Bell Canada bought. Maitland it intend- oil to initiate a wider calling area. The government however froze 13 Pirs Profits, so the company cut Ine.lt on expansion plans and now doing \work oil a priOity. basis. The extension of toll-free ser- vice might bring 4 slight raise 'in telephone rates to customers on the smaller exchanges. WHAT'S NEW AT ;HURQNVIEW September. 17, 1571 Mrs, St. Claire of I3rigden, along with Mr. and Mrs, Bert Finlay of Ggoderich joined. the litironview orchestra to provide music: for the Monday program. Twent3, nine residents were ea. honored ny the , Tiger Dunlop Women's institute on Wednesday afternoon at the September birth- day party. One hUndred and fifty residents and some giteSts gath- ered in the auditorium for the party and enjoyed the program which was convened by Mrs., Reauburn. The program consisted co, a reading by Mrs. Clarence Minter and several aceordien numbers by Hilly Molise: FollOW ing the program gifts were pres- ented to those celebrating birth- days and lunch was served by the ladies. Leo Moerbeck of Huron- view thanked the group on behalf of the residents. Sharon Carter and Betty Lockhart, volunteers from the Beta sigina Phi soror, assisted with the whoolobaira, Jade `McLaiielt at Bentaincli uct?.011iptialcci oil 110 WA°i,v Sttleg atifirlriell pytiVidi Fla tS VlYry f4);10yIthle.! bald, of Inv Mtitilltni9it li.t, ti* Thttrl4.3- til alolly NINA: Progptint, 'Mt', Mt= two lith; 6'1t . thu p.,Q101 110 3 'fftijitn4i Wit" •-:%• an ELECTRICAL MODINNIZATION group which had its -beginning following the First World War. he also showed pictures that had been made from old snaps of the. members as well as slides on the history of Benmiller: Mrs.. Mary Johnston expressed the 'apprec- iation of the residents. It i s en- couraging- to have visitors attend the program with a HuronvieW relative or friend. Make this Fair the best yet by your attendance. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Electrical Contractors - A.ppliances - Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergency service. Guaranteed service to all types. Complete Appliance repairs at Winghara 357-2450 BUR KE ELECTRIC Don't miss your Post. Pay your subscription now.