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Service Station
Dealer
Gulf Oil Canada has a business opportunity for
an individual' with initiative. *Gulf 'has a
requyement for a person to lease and operate a
Gulf Service Station. Willingness to make a
capital investment in' your -own business, plus
previous experience in the service station or
related business are essential.
The successful candidate will receive training
in the sales, service and business management
aspects of the service station busineSs. In
addition, a continuous program of advertising,
marketing and business counselling will be
available to Gulf station operators.
Please forward resumes to: - •
GULF OIL CANADA LTD.
383 Richmond St., Ste.900,
London N6a 3C4
5-13-2
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
New Modern
Equipment
Over 20 years
experience
Phone LOUIS Blake
8874800
.R.R.02,Brasteli
0:64'
2 Lb.
12 OZ.—
Bakery
RICH'S
COFFEE RICH
SCHNEIDER'S
SOFT MARGARINE
FROZO. •
FRENCH FRYS
011) SOUTH
ORANGE JUICE
Free Delivery Phone 887-9226
2.29
SCHNEIDER'S
FROZEN LEGS OR BREASTS
BREADED CHICKEN '14'
55* wEsToN reg. 65'
CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLLS
STEPHENSON7S-
Grocery
21199'
1 Lb 49' Tub
3R 1.00
49'
32 Oz.,
McCiitcheon
Phone 8879445. •
Grocery
We Deliver
SCHNEIDER'S FROZEN nn
MINI SIZZLER SAUSAGE lb'IMO
DAtt*S 'Chocolate Chocolate Fudge, 49
COOKIES Peantit Butter Chip lg.bag
4 Help Wanted 4 Help Wanted
Office Help Wanted
Female or Male
JOB DESCRIPTION
General office work as follows• •
Cashier duties including daily cash • balancing.
Receiving money on, accounts receivable. Daily cash
and credit billings (On the job training) Payroll clerk.
We use the McBee System on a bi-weekly pay out. (On
the job training) General office duties, including
dealing with the public.
HOURS -OF WORK
Monday to Friday 8:30A.M.' to 5:30P.M. Alternate
Saturdays 8:30A.M. to 12 Noon. (Closed all day
Saturday July and August) Average 42 hour week. •
QUALIFICATIONS
Employee must be neat and courteous. Must have a
thorough knowledge of.simple arithmetic, addition and
subtraction and percentages. Business training and or
past experience, would be advantageous, but not a
necessity. Applicant, must be aggressive and co-Opera:
tive with other employees and willing to learn. A
knowledge of people in the general area would be
advantage ous.
SALARY
will be commensurate with ability to perform the
duties. Job to start immediately. Do not apply unless
you are prepared to work for a number of years.
HOLIDAYS
9 Statutory holidays per year, as well as holidays as set
our by, Department of Labour.
Apply in writing stating qualtifications to
1.M."MCDONALD PRESIDENT
McDonald Buildall
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
P.O. BOX 170
4-13-1
5 Bus. Opportunity 5 Bus. Opportunity
URGENT
Need wooden cellar table, dry
sink, iron bed with brass trim, top
cash prizes.
PHONE 348-8298
12 ••-0-t-t
16. THE BRUSSELS .POST, JANUARY. 28 1976
14 Property. For Sale
Don
Hamilton
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
LIMITED
100 acre farm, 94 acres workable,
a 60' x 60' bank barn and a
driving shed. The frame home is
modern and has four
bedrooms.
*****
100 acre farm, 70 acres workable,
a bank barn, silo and silo
unloader, implement shed, and a
3 bedroom red brick home. Priced
to sell. .
******
WANTED — Farms, homes and
,commercial listings. ,
Contact
IVAN CAMPBELL •
Phone 887-6672
Representing
DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE LTD.
LISTOWEL, Ontario.
14-13-1
FOliDWICH AREA
159 acres, over 100 workable,'
balance good pasture and, bush.
Bank barn in excellent condition,
now used for dairy, new milk
house with bulk tank, , silo with
unloader, machinery storage
building. Modern 4 bedroom
home with every convenience.
Asking $130,000.00.
WINGHAM AREA
190 acres, 100 workable, plus
bush and pasture. Modern barn
now used for dairy, new milk
house with bulk lank; new pole
barn. Two, four bedroom homes
with every convenience. Asking
$140,000.00
LUCKNOW AREA
100 acres, 85 workable; balance
hardwood maple bush. Bank barn
now used for beef operation,- good
fenceS. Two storey home which
needs some repair. Asking
$115,000. 00
GORRIE AREA
100 acres, 92 workable, 8 acres
hardwood bush. Bank barn
45'x102' now used for dairy. New
milk house. Two silos. Two
itorey, 5 bedroom brick home.
Asking $95,000.00
TEESWATER AREA
103 acres mostly workable; barn
in excellent condition, 70'x45'
now divided into three loose pens.
New 60 foot silo, steel grainery;
implement shed. Four bedroom
brick home with all onveniences.
Asking $85,000.00
WEST WAWANOSH
100 acres, partly workable, bal-
ance bush and pasture, Also an
old fraine farm home and a two
room cabin. Taxes $208.00 per
year. Asking $43,500,00 .
NEAR DOUGLAS POINT
five acres, small barn; two storey
3 bedroom brick home With
conveniences. Exellent drilled
well. A
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ing $21,900.00
HAM OFFICE
357-3840
WM ADAMSON 528.2113
C. SUTCLIFFE 392.6969
M. SEARSON451-3044
It Pays ft:1.1;1st With
Hoist For the Most i ,
19 Notices
BROPHY TAXI, Wingham. All
passengers fully insured. 24 hour
service
357 4234. 19-107-tf
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used.
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700,
Brussels. • 19-05-tf
SERVICE
We will pick up all bead
and Disabled • Cows and
Horses and Stocker Cattle .
and all small animals for
a mall service charge. We
have three trucks to service
you 24 hours 7 days a week..
Phone Collect
887-9334
Brussels
"Pet Food
Supplies
Lic.519-C-75
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24 Cards of Thanks
I would like to thank all those who
visited me, sent cards and treats
which I received while in Victoria
Hospital and since returning
home. — Ross Alcock. 24-13x1
We -would like to express our
sincere thank yOu to all who
remembered and helped during
our recent bereavement. A
pecial thanks to the DoctOrs,
nurses and staff at Huronview, to
the Rebekah Lodge and the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion, to
Mr. Innes and the M.L. Watts
funeral home; and to those who
helped in any way. ..
Jack, Hardy, and Frank Routle,clge
24-13x1
24 Cards of Thanks
k .
My sincere thanks is expressed to
all those who remembered me
with flowers, -get-well, cards and
visits while I was in Victoria
Hospital, special thanks to the
Lions Club and Western Star
Lodge, also to those who provided
transportation to and from hospi-
tal for myself and ntrwife. Your
thoughtfulness Was .appreciated.
R.W. Kennedy. 24-13x1
25- In Memoriam
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father, and grandfather
John E. White, who •passed away
one year ago, January 27, 1975:
It's lonesome here without you.
We miss you more each day.
For life is not the same‘ for us,
Since you were called away.
If we had all the, World to give
We'd give it, yes and more,
To hear your voice and see your
And greet you at the door;
Lovingly remembered by wife
Mary and all of the family.
25-13x1
Winners at
Family
Paradise
euchre
• Winners at the euchre held at
Family Paradise were ladies High
•Mrs. John Henderson; Ladies'
lone hand, Alberta Hudie; Ladies'
low - Bonnie Glanville. Men's
high, -,Don Liphard; Men's Lone =
L9rne Glanville; Men's low -
Danny. Holmes.
Next scheduled card party is
, February. 3 at 8 o'clock.
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hood exercise.
rantimattion ,
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