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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-06-20, Page 6I ENJOY WORK. ING WITH PEOPLE. Consider a career ;al food services or as a community homemaker. Find out more about the Consumer and Fam- ily Studies Program at Conestoga College by re- turning this Coupon. .people in Heron County who are interested in' IDB financing, 'pamphlets on management prob- lems, or speakers for service clubs, etc. may contact Mr. Brinklow or Mr. Peever at Indus- trial Development Bank, 197 York Street, London. I WI mild like infoririation Cial this full-time Ptectgratoi deggned for kirtg)h seltdol graduatte0 or egitienakeitt. , pea .......... vvvv 6 t tt v Addre8s St• ,.114...44etartukif vvvv 1.r! "WESTEEL-ROSCO" GRAIN BINS COMPLETE WITH AIR CIRCULATING UNIT Your choice of 1) Vertical circulating Unit or 2) Greinairator Independent steel frame. Simple to erect. Complete with roof. roof man hole, ladder -and heavy duty diam. roof cap opening to accomodate spoutidg or top-filling auger. The walk"-in door of hatch-way includes door" boards to prevent spillage while allowing visual inspection or auger entry, The walk-in door when applicable has a clear opening - allows bin to be used for easy storage during the off season. Rope caulking for vertical seams ensures weather tightness. Rodent proof integral washer bolt with locked-in non-spreading neoprene washer. SHOP THURS:JUNE 14TH TO SAT. JUNE 30TH 1973 14' DIAMETER FARM SALE PRICE Eave Overall .Includinperation Height Height Unit FrifOht Eatra 1350 w/hatch 10'3- 14'3- 425.89 w/door 10'3" 14'3" 441.99 1650 w/hatch 12'9" 16'9" 474.49 w/door 12'9" 16'9" 498.49 19' DIAMETER 560-013 2700 w/hatch 10'3" 15'9" 629.99 560-003 w/door 10'3" 15'9" 659.49 560-014 3300 w/hatch 12'9" 18'3" 744.49 560-015 3850 w/hatch 15'3" 20'9" 873.49 560-016 5000 w/hatch 20'3" 25'9". 1089.99 ILLUST: Grain Bin with 3-tier door. No. 560-011 560-001 560-012 560-002 Capacity Bushels 2) A VALUE PACKED EVENT FARM KING UT UJTY AUGER The Parr king Utility Auger otters a unique method for moving grain to permanent soni-permanent bins: Heavy-duty ben: struction and sealed lubricated bearings aSSist in Making this auger a lasting arid trouble free unit. Features • 16 gauge tubing • 12' gauge' (lighting' • box clamp • motor mount a tail legs I drive pulley • 1" self-aligning top bearing on 5" auger .2" Motor pulley and tarrying hateile 8. drive belt supplied 'On 4 - auget Only. liid.519-102 No, 6 .14-161 NO. 519-151 No3i046a 4" diareeter, diametet, 5" diameter, '6" diaMeter, 16 ff. gl - ie ft. 31 1t, galvanized ,galvani2ed painted - Painted Flint SALE' Oftit FAINT SALE Met FM0;011410' tAim MU moo FARM KING 'PORTABLE AUGER One of t'Ae handiest pieces Ofequipment ori the farm— for loading 'trucks, grain bins, self-feeders, mixers and grinders. Features: • Heavy duty; cast, Machined gear. box • Top drive, with roller Chain • Sealed, self bearingS:Ori drive shaft • Self-level• ling motor mount • it" heal treated fighting on intake etid • wide arriagu tor travel stability • winch with.safety lock 1dt easy 16 -§auee tubing, torriplate with towing hitch. 16" rims (less tires and tubes) f drive Melt on 6"x31 ft. anger., 2 driVe V•belis on 1"X36 IL auger. `Ito .60,i70 • .144,619-174 rdiarnettrOfft. . ' AIM tAtt MO t . diartieterii3641. tAiii tat Plitt 4 .7 .... _ 799' _ , 4 . 149' 3999 4599 7199. ORO En, a WM EA. News of Eflueve.;ole Children's Aid. worker discusses duties with .Institote ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and. Eileen, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen wer e Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mor rison and Michelle of white- church. Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Huff and Gordie spent Saturday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Judge and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case- more, Jim and Kim of Watford attended the Miller-Coultes wed:- ding and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall. Visitors last week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen were Mr. and Mrs. Car- man Nixon, Grant, Lori and Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker Mrs. J. C, Johnston was hostess for the Bluevale Women's Institute held at her home on Wednesday afternoon, June 13, Twenty-eight members and seven visitors were present to hear the guest speaker, Miss. Gertrude Wilkes of Huron County Children's Aid Society. She told of the duties of the different C. A.S. workers and asked for the co-operation of all in telling them of the needs -in the county. She was introduced by Mrs. Wendell Stamper and Mrs. Harvey Tin-in thanked her and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Mel Craig presided for the meeting 'which opened in the usual manner. mrs,Roy Sander- son, a new member, was welcomed to the Institute. Members were asked to attend Achievement Day at Howick Cen- tral School on June 30 and support the girls • in their 4-H activities. The Institute will cater to a graduation banquet at Turnberry Central School and plans were made for this. Mrs. Ken Chambers gave a report of the Officer's Con- ference which she attended in Stratford on May 2 and 3. Mrs. Gordon Mundell gave a humorous reading written by a wingham Hospital patient. Mis Marilyn Robertson, Huron County's "Queen of the Furrow" was present and spoke on why Huron County is one of the Banner counties of Ontario and told of her experiences at County and International Ploughing Matches. Miss Wilkes made:the draws for the prizes which the members had sold tickets on. Mrs.Phyllis In order to serve better the .:.growing demand for financing from businessmen and farmers , in Huron. County, a second Indus - , trial Development Bank credit officer has been assigned to this area on a full-time basis. He is N. G. W. Peever, who joined IDB a year ago following a number of years in banking and account- ing. Mr. Peever, a former resi- dent of ,Goderich, and.I.D. Brink- low, who is IDB's present repre- sentative in Huron, will make frequent visits to Goderich, Exeter, Clinton, Winghani, Sea- forth and other communities to meet with businessmen and far- mers who are interested in IDB financing. Industrial DeVelOpment Bank' was formed by Parliament in .1944. Its office at 197 York Street, London, makes term loans to -manufacturing plants, farms, I retail outlets, professional prac- tices, etc. provided the proposal is sound and provided reasonable financing is not elsewhere available. Gamble won the $).9 grocery voucher donated by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanderson; Mrs. D.Free- man won the fancy apron donated by Mrs.. Graham Campbell; Miss Emma Johnston won the cup and saucer donated by Mrs. Jim Armstrong; and Miss Deborah Armstrong Won the decorated soap donated by Mrs, KenCham- bere. Mrs. J. C. Johnston, curator, passed out "House Logs" to ibe completed by the members and and handed in by the September meeting. The July meeting is to be held on July 4 at. 8 p.m. in the Community Hall. A bus trip to Black Creek Pioneer Village on August 15 is being planned. Lunch was served by the hos- tess, assisted by Mrs. Jack Wickstead, Mrs. Carl Johnston and Mrs. Charles Mathers. W.M.S. Mrs. Keith Moffatt was hostess for the Associate Mem- bers meeting of the W.M.S. The president, Mrs. Glenn Golley, opened the meeting with prayer and a hymn. Mrs. Moffatt presided at the piano. Scripture and comments were read by Mrs. Golley and Mrs. Moffatt offered prayer. Roll call was answered by each mem- ber giving a suggestion for variety in the meetings. , Mrs. Moffatt introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Robert Campbell of Wingham. She based her topic on"Joy". Mrs.William Robertson thanked Mrs.Campbell for her inspirin g message and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Golley also thanked Mrs.Camp- bell and Mrs. Moffatt for sharing her home. Lunch was served by Mrs. Moffatt, Mrs. Golley and Mrs. Robertson. tbei! oeittood* t34.40tet 20‘ D.00, itedittit 663-2611 nit, "'"}.a, =•af, Friday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Mann were Mr. and Mrs. H. Errol Johnston ef. Guelph. Mr., Harvey Mann of Kitchener spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Mann. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer, Kelvin and Dayle were Miss Pat Prit- chard and Mize Gayle Ramon of St. George. Congratulations to, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Mathers who were married Saturday in Brussels. Quite a number from this com- munity attended the wedding and reception. 'Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of wiegham spent Saturday even- Andrea of London. On Seeday Mr. Carl. Nichol and Donald Visited with the Haugh's. Father's Day guests with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Walker and family Were Mrs. Lloyd Henning, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr, and Mrs. George Fischer and Da:yle, Miss Pat Pritchard and miss Gayle Ramon, of St.George, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, mr. and Mrs. Martin Cretier, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snell of Caledonia, Larry Elliott,Grate Jeffray and Kelvin Fischer and. Pam Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen visited Monday even. trig with Mr, and Mrs. Selali .Breckenridge: IDB extends Huron service wathers&divert at oithnguys. zotovviAut, tomtit ,...,..oussatl. 81P CF$ i-THE •IikiltSELS POST1 JUNE-Iitii 19 3