HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-07-26, Page 10SUMMER SALE
1972 Chevelles, Cutlass, Delta Royale
Chev. Impalas and Chev. Trucks
'70 Olds Delta Custom, 4-dr., HT., fully equip.
'69 Impala Custom, 2-dr., Hardtop
'69 Torino, 2-dr., HT., PS.
'68. Plymouth, 4-dr., 8 cyl., AT., PS, radio
'68 Pontiac, 4-dr., full power
'66* Chev. Belair Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., • radio
'68 Chevy Van, 8 cyl., AT., radio
mccUTCHEON MOTORS LTD.
YOUR NEW CAR GM
25 Years Service to the Area
Phone 887-6856 — Open 'Til 10 Nightly
Use Your
CHARGER
We've' slashed
all sandles, summer shoes
to th bone
For the whole family
Stock reduction sale ends
Saturday, July 29th
-READ'S-
SHOES and LUGGAGE
Main Street, Seatorth ,-)27- ‘1
10—THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 26, 1972
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In business 38 years
Walton merchant retires
Mr, and Mrs. John Brennan of Kitchener (left) shown here with Mr. and Mrs. Doug, Ennis
will take over the Ennis store in Walton on August 1st, (Staff Photo)
OM Q.. 171.errif
clerk-Treaalirer of 114.ron
county, has been. .4Werded: the.
title of Certified Municipal
Clerk by the International
titute ofMunicipal -Clerics..
The institute was „organized
An 1947 to ,perye city
Secretaries, and ftqCordere, In
1970 ;imp 141400 its, formal.
.certiOnattpn program to help
clerks improve their job par.!
torrnange and $04-74o0 rec.,
ognttlon as valued
tors in local government.
Certificlaiio ,,:.Agrofipa the
Huron clerk awarded title
s „TER•
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CLEANERS PHONE 887.6904 PATTERNS
(Under new ownership, W. Ylackbart)
— CONTINUING CLEARANCE SALE —
ALL SUMMER STOCK.
REDUCED 20%
BROKEN SIZES and LINES
50% OFF
—Special Clearing on Ladies' Summer Hats—
BUCHANAN
'DRY " OD
clerk who. fliftet.0 11101 .sta014,rds,
for knowledge, .skills, exper,t.
1e.naa i and. ethics.. A c144C. la. a
professional MonlotpalClerk who
is qualified to meet the 04,,
jg.ngq_8. of 1.0 that .is OPP.PinIng.
more and .more complex.
Mr. ,Berry is among the first.
PlerkP. In United States and Can-
ada to be so, designated.
gexaanpari. . It takes but a
moment to place arnsaels ppat..
want .44 and be money in pocket.
TO. advertise, just 041 Brussels
847-604,
It was 38 years ago last week
when Doug Ennis opened for bus-
iness in Walton. This week he
will ring up his last sale and
he and Mrs. Ennis will move
to retirement in Seaforth,
The Ennis store has been
sold to Mr. and Mrs. John Bren-
nan of Kitchener. The store
will be closed next Monday for
stock taking and on the next
day, August 1st the Brennans
take over.
Conditions on July 17th, 1938
when Mr. and Mrs. Ennis first
opened their doors were different
than now. Just how different
is emphasized by a letter Mr.
Ennis found in his files and
which he had sent out announ-
cing that he was going into bus-
iness.
Addressed to Dear Neighbour
the letter read:
"These are days of depress-
ion - days when ,a man must
find work or go on relief. I
have, therefore, decided to open
a General store in Walton.
The old adage says "Every
Man to his trade" I served my
apprentice of six years with the
-late W. G. Neal and with the
late J. W. Bernie. I am con-
fident I know the store trade
of the Walton community.
The same consideration and
courtesy that. made Neal's store
popular will be extended to all
customers. •
I purpose handling goods of
the best quality, at the lowest
prices consistent with honest
business.
Business will be transacted
on a cost basis thus assuring a
minimum cost to the purchaser.
I solicit your patronage. A
visit to the store will convince
you that my aim is service and
satisfaction." and it was signed
D. Ennis.
That objectives of service
and satisfaction were met as
indicated by the 38 years during
which Mr. and Mrs. Ennis served
.the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Brennan and
their three children expect to
move to 'Walton over the week-
end. Mr. Brennan was form-
erly with the Schneider firm
in Kitchener.
Lawns need
fertilizer
A vigorous, lush green lawn
requires a regular fertilizer in
the spring and early summer;
says D. B . McNeill, horticul-
tural specialist, Ontario Minis-
try of Agriculture and Food.
Use a complete fertilizer such
as 14-7-7, 10-6-4 or 7-7-7.
Application should preferably be
with a spreader. It can be put
on by hand, but this can result
in a very uneven application.
Always apply fertilizer when
the grass is dry to avoid burning.
Water the lawn immediately. If
water is in short supply, the fert-
ilizer can be spread just before
a rain with excellent results.